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La gaceta., 1943-03-02
You Women Who Suffer From
HOT FLASHES then
Chilly FEELINGS

II you-like 30 many wonen between
the ages OF SO and 62-sufer from
hot flashes, weak, dizzy, nervous feel
ings, distress Of "irregularities'', are
blue at times-due 20 the functional
middle age period IA q woman's life
try taking Lydia T.. Plnkham's Vege-
table Compound at once. It's the best
known medicine you can buy that's
made especially for women
Pinkham'B Compound IS famous %
relieve such distress. Taken regularly
1t helps build up resistance against
Euch annoying symptoms. It also is a
fine stomachtc tonic.
Thousands upon Thousands OF
women-rich ind poor allke-havo
reported benefits. Time and again
Lydia Pinkham's Compound has
proved some vomen's happiest days
often can be during their "4o's''.
Foll0w Label directions. Worth trptnai
La gaceta., 1943-03-02

= WESTINGHOUSE Ej6r-
cito de los Estados Unidos ha
agregado I'm nuevo volumen a
la serie de guias que ha edita-
do para ell uso de los soldados
n-orteamericanos que Sirven en-
paiSeS eXtranjeroS.
La Ultima publication mencio-
NADIA Sc refiere al Irak y Sc puso en-
circulation POGO despues de las que
tratan del Iran, Egipto y Nueva
Caledonia.
Los primeros folletos de la serie
que Sc editaron incluyen Irlanda
del Norte, Australia, Gran Bretana,
China, Argelia y Marruecos.
Los soldados de la infanterfa de
marina, enviados a las islas Salo-
mon, y los que operan en- Nueva
Guinea, fueron p~rontamente provis-
tos de sus respectivas gufas. En-
cuanto a los hombres que han lido
a zonas cuyos unicos habitantes son
precisamente los enemigos nipones,
no llevan guias sino efcaces Y con-
vincentes ametralladoras y grana-
das de mano.
Manera de cOnducirse
Los citados manuales han sido de
gran utilidad en- pafses donde los
soldados estadounidenses estan en-
c~ontacto directo con poblaciones
amigos. Los folletos describen las
costumbres y prejuicios locales y
previenen a los soldados contra ma
neras de conducirse que podrian ser
desagradables u ofensivas.
Por ejemplo, la guia consigna que
una cortesfa sencilla y una actitud
amistosa, carente de exageracion,
son ell Fundamental de la etiqueta en-
pafses extranjeros, y luego aconseja
al soldado: y
mo tones parte en- discusiones
politicas o religiosas, particular
mente en- paises musulmanes, y
La gaceta., 1943-03-02
new! FREDERICKSBURG"
EMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among WOmen...

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF do1tches as a precautionary meas
ure Tor women who want 70 be Clean
dainty-for Women troubled BY Of
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may he harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia T..
Pfnkham's Sanative Wash Pinkham's
6anatiye Wash Is gaining great favor
among women becaGse lts hOl .
harmful gerrnicide. Instead It's a
might snectlve "bacteriostatic" (tho
modern Crend). II not only oiscour-
ages bacterial growth and Infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
izes. Very soothing relieves minor
~irritations and discharge and has a
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inezpensivel Get your bottle OF Lydia
P4nkham's 6anattve Wash today. AL
az6pgS
La gaceta., 1943-03-02
LLAMADA POR LOS OBRE-
RIOS OTRA
DE "a HORAS

San Diego Cal, Mario O.
De~scontentos con la War La
Dor Board, que no ha resuelto
todavia su disputa de salaries
con la industrial de la aviaci6n,
los obreros de las fabricas de
la Consolidate acordaron efac-
tuar hoy una deostraci6n o pa
70 de "a horas.
Las "a horas Sc dedicaran a
una asamblea.
La gaceta., 1943-03-02

los esposoS Anthony Cannella'
una lindfsima nina, nacida en-
ell Hospital del Cetro Espahoa.
La Sra. Cannella fue assist
ca por ell DIR. Jose Antonio Do
mfnguez.
La nueva criaturita ha sido
inscripta en- los libros del Re
gistro Civil con los nombres de
Carolyn Diana.
Dentro de breves dfas seran
trasladados a su Residential 9SS
de la Septima avenida.
All felicitar a los dichosos'
papas, deseamos que la nina
pueda grocer sana y robusta.
La gaceta., 1943-03-02
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDRTcUEz)

Tocaran cuatro o~rquestas,
dos latinas y dos americans.
Ell Sr. Cuervo nos ha prone
lido darnos a conocer la fecha
exacta, como tambien las or
questas que 10 amenizaran.
La gaceta., 1943-03-02
PROXIMO FESTIVAL

En- conversation sostenida
con ell apreciado amigo Oscar
Cuervo, p~residente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano, nos inform6 que tienen
proyectado efectuar un gran
festival bailable, detro de tres
semanas, en- TODD el edficio.
Sc verificara I'm domingo,
va que los sabados es impossible
celebrarlo con motive del cierre
de los "BareS" a las IL.
lEmpezara a las seis de la tar
de y terminara a las doce de la
noche.
La gaceta., 1943-03-02

dad de regalos, muchoS de ellos
de gran valor.
Para la enamorada parejita
~nueStros votoS por su dicha.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Mdnpower Conference
April IS at Centrd wv

ING director of tho Council Of
Social Agencies
Frank X. Martel, president OF
the Wayne County Federation
of Labor; Oran L. Moore, per-
sonnet department of Chrysler
Corp. John w. milford, vice
president of Gray Marine Motor
Co; Fred Nolan, general man
ager of Detroit Street Railways;
Sherwood Rceder. Detroit direc-
tor of the Federal Public Hous-
ing Authority; Lem Vollbracht,
supervisor of employe relations
Of the Hudson naval ordnance
plant; Zaio Woodford, chairman
of the councils case and clear
ancP committee, and Dorothy
Cline. personnel director of
Aeronautlcal Products, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
CONFERENCE on Man

A CONFERENCE on Man
"A power: Uses and Abuses Of
Americas Greatest Weapon,
! sponsored by the Metropolitan
HDetroit Council on Fair En-
ployment Practice, will begin at
? p. m. April Is, at the Central
branch YWCA.
Chaired by Prof. Edward w
Mcfarland of Wayne UniNer-
sity, the conference will consider
the following problems: manage
ment progress with fair employ
ment, union labor and fair
employment practices govern
ment cooperation with man
agement and labor, and the
topic Of the conference.
Speakers and resource consul
tants who will participate will
include Rodney Baxter of the
Detroit Street Railways; Flor
ence Cassidy, chairman Of the
councils committee on aliens,
G.. James Fleming, field repre-
sentative OF the fair employment
practices committee; Richard T..
Leonard. regional director Of
UAW-CIO, and Robert MacraP.
chairman OF the Wayne County
Council of Defense and manag-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Membership Tea
For u. M. AIumnoe

MISS CLAIRE SANDERS Of
East Boston Blvd. will open her
home for a membership tea 10
be given the Detroit Association
of University OF Michigan
Women. April II, from 2 10 S
p. m. All alumnae are invited
The project of the Victory
Book Compaign Will be fur
thered by the contribution from
each member Of a book for the
pleasur Of members Of the
armed services.
Not forgetting the original
project of Henderson Cooper
ative House at the University, 10
which the Detroit alumnae arc
heavily pledged. each guest will
contribute 10 the building fund.
Committee members include
Misses Mary Farnsworth. Edith
kimball, Helen Delbridge and
hosteSses for the occasion are:
Sadie NJ. Alley tnshslle l. Pagel
Amy Krolik Brown Henrietta Rosentha ~
Frances J. Brown Edna Smith
hyra Post Cody DR. Mary r stevens
Vera Fox olive Sutherland
Jean knight Mable Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Book Club TO Meet

The members of the Wednes-
day Book Club will meet April Ia
AT the home OF Mrs. Frederick
s. Hall. Jr
The members Of the Monday
Sewing Club met last time at
the home Of Mrs. Elsa Reinvaldt
Black for luncheon
The Rev. Ellsworth Smith Of
the Detroit Council Of Churches.
will be the guest speaker We'd
neSdav evening, April "a in ST
James Church at the mid-week
Lenten Servcie.
HoSteSseS for the ST. James
Service League luncheon Tues
day were Mrs. Benjamin +.
Welton. Mrs. George Heideman.
Mrs. Q. A. Johnson, and Mrs.
Raymond G.. Day After lunch
con A devotional service was
held dn the church by The Rev.
James r McElroV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Easter Travellers

Mr. AND MRS. WALTER
NICHOLS left Tuesday for \
week in New York City and
Boston. Mass
Ensign and Mrs Frederick p.
Lowrie are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick l. Lowrie
Mr.. and Mrs. a p. Lowrie
VIII leave for Washington, April
%. where they will attend the
Easter Sunrise service.
Ann Ballagh. student al Miami
University. Oxford, O., is spend
ing her spring vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Ballagh
The guests of Mrs Duncan y.
McNabb for luncheon and bridge
on Wednesday were:
hesdRmss
Mvror p Notce John ~ Ns,Frs
JAmes Miner Benjamin Wsfo0
Rot bert Alexander waldo Johnson
RAYMOND @ Day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Blood Donor Unit
To Be Presented

MICHIGAN CHAPTER, OAR.
raised $5.528 for purchase of
Red Cross blood donor mobile
unit, 10 be presented 10 Detroit
Red Cross Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock. .'. E
The campaign was directed
by Mrs. George II. Schermer-
horn of Reading. Mich.
Mrs. Osmond ID. Heavenrich.
state regent OF the OAR, Mrs.
Bessie Howe Geagley of Ian
sing, vice president general, and
the state board of the OAR will
present the unit.
Frederick s. Stearns. chair
man of the Detroit Red Cross
blood donor committee, will &C
cept the unit.
Detroit. a few days ago.
passed the 10000 pint mark.
and now is receiving blood at
the rate Of 5000 pints a week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
viii Visit Parents

MR.. AND MRS. FREDERICK
6. GLOVER JR. Of Cleveland.
with their four children, Robin.
Fritz. David and Albert will
arrive next weekend 10 he the
guests Of Mrs. Giover's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Lowrie. for
week.
Accompanying her niece Mrs.
Alex Blaln III and Mrs. Blaln :
infant daughter. Helen Bower
Blatft. Mrs. Ernest T.. Stanton
left Thursday for a short stay
in Baltimore, Md Mrs Blain
has gone 10 join her husband
Or Blain, who IS al the John
HOPKINS Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Cosmopolitan Club
To Meet tuesday

COSMOPOLITAN WOMEN'S
CLUB will meet for a musical
program Tuesday with tea
served by the Hungarian group
after the entertainment.
Evelyn Cottle Chamberlain,
accompanied by Charles Fredric
Morse, will present a group OF
songs, followed by Margaret
Graves, violinist. accompanied
by Laura Dell Peppard.
Tea hoStesSeS will be:
MESDAMES
Louis Ksh Vincent Pipol
Joseph Demefer Charles Suffer
Erwin SEAthmary Albert KuhartI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Literary Coterie Meets

The Literary Coterie Will hold
MS annual meeting az | 30 p. m.
Wednesday in the art room Of
The McGrcgor Library Mrs.
Herbert Woodhcad will give a
talk on drama IN Detroit and
Mrs Walter Johnson will give
a book review.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Mrs. Allie 10 Speak
Here on Thursday

MRS. BETTY w ALLIE.
state commissioner of labor and
industry, will speak on The
Workmen's Compensation Law
al a dinner meeting ofthe Zonta
Club at $50 p m. at Huyler's in
the Fisher Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Women TO Hold
Phone Card Party

THE WOMAN'S CLUB Of
Bedford Township will hold
telephone card party from l TO
3 80 p. m. Monday and will have
a presidents tea at p. m.
Thursday. Music will be fur
nished by the RoSedale Park
Progressive Club Choral Group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Ruth Irene
MCrocken

CROSSE ILE. April 10.


MR.. AND MRS. DOUGLAS G..
WI McCRACKEN announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Ruth Irene. 10 Norman Stur-
laugson, seaman &c, = NJ. sta
toned at the Crosse lie Naval
Base. and son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ASgeir Sturlaugson Of Akra,
n. -.
The cast Of June Madness,
directed by Mrs. Lawrence
SawitZky, includes:
MISSES
Andrea Roberts shirley oven
Alberta Payne CAtnetin. Hamilton
Inger Claslus Mary Goodyear
hEssRs.
praur sproul Pete DevHuv
William Linisy Ted Winoughby
Bon WITHHOLD John Goodyear
H. e. g.. Jackson Jr.
Stage manager is Harold Son
nenberg. Assistant stage director
is Mary Austerberry. Jeanette
Reaume and Janet Pepke are in
charge Of the sale Of tickets, and
the properties will be taken care
Of by Anne Marie Baron, Peggy
Stav, Virginia Grundy. and Bar
bara Frilen. Kitty Campbell is
in charge of publicity The play
will be produced April z Al s
p. m, in the school auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Mrs. John Danhof
To Be Hostess

TIE DETROIT ALUMNAE
Of Wisconsin Women's Club Is
giving a spring luncheon. April
III in the home Of Mrs. John
Danhof in Stratford.
Mrs. Arthur Croker and Mrs
Allen Wright are in charge Of
reservations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Mrs. SearIes TO 90 East

MRS. JOHN j. SEARLES Of
Burns avenue will 60 east IN
June TO attend the graduation of
her son, Charles, from the
Loomis School in Vino Sor. Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
E1oppers Return Friday

Mr.. AND MRS. II. 3.
HOOPER of Cumberland way
will return from Palm Beach
on Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Detroit SOrosis
To Meet Tuesday

DETROIT SOROSIS will
meet at p. IN. Tuesday at the
Central branch YWCA. Mrs
Harry S. Read is scheduled as
speaker with Mrs. Atlee &. Nc
Fellin leader OF the day. Tea
hostesses will be Mrs. Bliss
Thomas. Mrs. Leonard +. Brown
and Mrs. {. j. Burgess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Play Shoe Classics 2

Leisure styles that will mbe along keep
solid comfort Soft and opable
cpeskn sail CLOTH gabardne and Coor
bright Sepins Ties Sizes from to g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Sheer
Wash
COttOns
-: e..

HANKY LAWN in florals. bow
knot and novelty patterns. White,
pastel or darker backgrounds. SO
inches wide.
DIVINITY, sheer and corded for
fresh feel and look. Checks. dots
stripes and florals. Majority white
grounds. 36-inch.
WASH COTTONS
SECOND BASEMENT--W0ODWA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Emily Peter Visiting

EMILY PETER Of Ann Ar6or
is the weekend guest OF Eliza
beth Mary Hamilton of Beverly
road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Pvt. Gorenflo Leaves

PVT. WILLIAM {. GOREN-
FLO left for San Diego late in
The week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Here's Positive Proof
That ANY Woman Can Have

Beautiful Figure Radiant LONELINESS and
Glowing Health in Just a Few Short Weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

SToRE HOURS sAS 10 s4s Saturday, s'B to $500,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Raid Wardens
Will Survey
Labor In City

~. rad Wlrdcns 10! the Henderson
r....aa defense council will nee.
:om-r.oW nigh: al $50 o'clock !"
the courthouse 10 make plans tor It
C.'?V. Iac canvass t list unemployed
u. partially employed persons avail
,o.g .a- .u!m labor OF other work.
T. Ms announced today.
/ s.a...Jr survey WI! DC conducted
ta.y- ga.U: the rural areas by neigh
cara1.u leaders ot the county AAA
sc'UI.
Arrangement, for the survey WCrc
p,g.,c'Ou lest might al a meeting. at
Inc dice II County Farm Agent j..
Il Sanders. OF white and Culprcd
steering e. mmIttccs OF the CDIuty
"Nrrl. a.. .gut' committee headed
rr l.. II Perry.
The peak demand for seasonal
farm lyDu.urs - harvest Vance cuun-
'y'5 tobacco crop Is expected - be
reached Ivy the first OF rcXt week,
and j: l. plan, cd that tn, surveys
VII be- completed IN time TO provide
WHl.cr- - meet mis- demand. In
the meantime. volunteer workers reg
iSr.rvd through the county agents
office u" meeting the current de
mdna for farm labor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
BY: CHARLES I. STEWART
Central Press COlunnist

Washington - Chang Kai-Shc.l.
Chr as ScnCraliSS.nr. : the latest
D"us CT Tor an international police
force 10 keep WurlG-W.Uc peace ullCG
nc present wax Is oyc..
lnaSnuch :; Nine. Chang is just
home alter her cX:cHs.ve Occidental
tour. plenty OF gueSSc> are made that
she inspired ne C.U. sg:nk cNCcu:-
tIVc'S very recent appeal 10 the
United Nations Var!uIs lcadcrShipa
for an advance pledge ri devotion -
such a program ana 80 cuupcr~t!om ~
It's favor beginning right now.
II * a plan that HIs been quite
frequently suggested by European
statesmen heretofore and CHAINS ad-
voCacy -! Il may prove 10 have given
ii quite Il boom, - II circuiatcs IN
the democratic cap,.uls' mISccllan-
couS mIdStS.
Nevertheless. the plans opponents
are not unnCard from. either.
Is critics find .ault with the
scheme, not on the ground that it
Would not be a blessing thcore:lcally,
oU; on the basis OF the cOntcni!OI
that il could not possibly be M dc 10
work in practice Tor more han Il
sCuHt generator. II that log
Certainly II - not indorsca by any
OF the ANS countries. They wan:
conquest OF the dcmocracics. II
licked, they may stay l!cKcd for
awhile. bu; the proposed police
forces mission will be 10 police
them. rather tuu 10 have them $
participants in the policing of The
whole bunch.
The suprps.t.on is that they are
criminalS--to be policcd.
Criminals do not say poiccd any
longer than they can help il.
The AK folk today have fuul
,cddcrshp>-F..cnrcr lfi'iGg: :. Duc,
Mu,N"lnIs, the J. p military class
leadership and a rather iIaDby lead
, crship in Spain. by CaudiIl, Franco
Adolf doubtless can be PERSONAL,
cXtinguiShcd. but will thit cxth,,
guiSh GrrlnaIy's essential ambi ion
for far 10 come The historical gam,
. bic seems 1, indicate Il ncgativ,
! Italy. considering lis acquicSccnce il
/ Mussoilni-!>!u, looks questionable
Bcuitu. like Adolf personally can b.
squclChcd. bat ltaly'S record suggest
that his cuuntry men might fall vic
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
MIDWIVES AT CLINIC
AT HEALTH OFFICES

y clinic tor mdwiVcS operating in
Vance county was held Friday at the
office of the Vance county health de-
partmcnt ii was announced today by
DR.. \. d. Gregg, county health Of
ficcr. All midwivCS were given ply
steal examinations and blood tests,
their equipment examined, and in
s:ruc:iCnS to them were given by
the public health nurses.
All applicants Tor midwife licenses
were found satisfactory except Annie
Bass. il was stated by the health
officer. Because OF poor health OF
Annie Bass. and because OF uESatS-
factory reports TO the registrar of
births she had attended in recent
months. her license has been Sus-
pended until january !, 1914.
Buy War Savings Stamps or Bond
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Leaf Quota,
Announced
Meetings Scheduled
For Tomorrow Night
For Discussion OF
Saturday Referendum

\ partially complete list Of SpcdN-
crS Iur inc group vi 1t community
meetings scheduled lUr tomorrow
nIgn. Iur explanation vi the issues
n>ulVCu III inc tobacco quota rrlri-
ciluulu WAS announce To-Day by Ar
,uur ii. Surprise, secretary ot the
Henderson Gi.LIhJcr vi Commerce.
Additional speakers arc yet 10 be Sc
cIlIru.
business leaders, tobacconistS and
utnCrs Interested IN Inc referendum
met tins afternoon III the courl-
mouse III HENDERSON 10 complete the
roster OF speakers and ~ mStruc.
the group concerning the questions
wuIcu Will be dcclucd by tobacco
growers voting Saturday.
Speakers who had been secured
al noon today. and the meetings Il
whICh they Will appear, were an
nounccd by Mr.. Surprise as follows:
tIrd 5. Ruystcr, al Middlcburs
white school; ,. b., Rogers, at Mid
dlCburg colCrcd school; Henry Moss
III .\ui.ush No. =; Byrd L. Wells al
It tNutbuSh No. ,; LyrG I. Wells 4,
Cephas Springs: j.. +. Clements al
Taylors store i'll Townsville; DR.. ~
ID. Hawkins ana Artnur II. surprise
Al WILLIAMSBURG school: +. ii. HIcHs
and q. " K"rtt Il; Dabncy school
NJ. +. LCgg al OIckics Grove; George
p Finch a, Aycock school: w. b
Shcarcr 4; lrruuc'S store. Gllburg
*. l.. Buricl at Zcb Vance school
John ID. Il, SC and George a. Rose
| ST.. AT Oils store IN Bobbilt: anc
J. {. Gardacr and S. +. Holcomb a
| Ki.trCll cGlorcd school
In addition to the speakers named
| il was s;ltcd. second business OIL
! lain leaccr will DC assigned 10 thoS,
meetings !ur which only one is now
assigned. The presiding officer o
each me ting will be an active farm
| leader - the local community.
Each IF the meeting is scheduled It
! start al . o'clock tomorrow night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS
Meyer Here
Tomorrow On
OCD Mission

DR.. Harold ID. Meyer. OF Chapel
Hill, State defense couydlnatur. Is TO
meet Il group OF local civilian defense
workers III the court house here
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock FOR
the purpose o. outlining war re-
creation program. and Il T.. Gle
mcnts. chairman Of civilian defense
for Vance county. who is arranging
tor the gathering, urged today thai
Il large attendance greet the Stat.
official. Dr.. Never was named l. the
pot hv Governor BvuUghtor
judge Clements Uld not indicate
the specific theme ui a talk 10y DR..
MCyCr. other than II Will relate to
wartime recreation. tie urged. how
cvC', tlut representatives be pre- scnt
lruiu ''ar CITY Council parent teach
cr group. vuUtn organizations. civic
CluOs auU WumCn'S organizations,
playground, art. music and dramatic
groups. and any others Interested.
Following IS u Statcucu, and an
appeal 10y Judge Clement.
Il have recently received a ,cttcr
from Il. l.. Mcmillan. State director
OF Civilians Defense, Raleigh, stating
that GOvCguu, b.nuchtuu has -
Gently appointed Or. Harold y.
Meyer a. State OID war recreation
CuuvulndtOv.
"Dg. Meyer w.-nr, To visit Hen
dc,suu Thlm.,d.y, july -, al 1 p. IN.
and | nave arranged TO have this
meeting III the Cuurt room at the
court mouse.
"Dr. Mcycr wa"'d like 10 have not
only representatives of the follow
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-20
Williams
Surrenders
To Officers

County officers last d Lht took in
:" custody Elijah Williams. Negro
HantCu n connection With the shoot
ing an" ScrIuu> injury 20. his wife,
Eu:i. Saturday night &c; the homo
Ut Il ~ InDUr IN lur community be-
tween , niicShuyy md M.ddlcDurg.
S..C...i T.. ~ CDitgcI. Deputy
Clyde lu~cuc and ABC officer J. ID.
PEGS went to IL" Williams home late
Yesterday afternoon. seeking PIC
tJrc q. The fugitive Tor use o..
"Wan'ci' cards. There they learned
that Williams had been seen in
Wurda near the huUsc and "a search
Was started. during WnIc! Peck ana
lnsCuc Jaw the Negro in water
melon patch talklnG with Buster
iiaT...ns, Negro uC!gapur. Viii
,lanis. >cCInG the officers, tied.
Sheriff Cutircl! advised Hawkins
10 tel! Williams 10 surrender 'ot
were going {, GCt mir. tie hard
way. tn" sheriff and VI. c. Byrum,
state highway pa'rw.Uam, came To
Henderson 10 secure ulpudnuunus
and drraug" iu. posse TO track
down the Negro.
In tn" meantime. Williams went
To- Joe SattCrwhitc. on WnosC farm
nc j. a tenant, and asked To- Dc taken
to N0rllna Ito sec root DOCTOR" but
Mr.. SHttcrwhitc advised Williams to
surrender and then turned HIN
Over Ia Deputy iuSCuC.
Williams Is charged with assault
with deadly weapon with intent
/ To- Kill. and Is held without privilege
. of bond pending determination o
tho extent OF injuries done to his
wife. who is a patient a. Jubilee hos.
pi'ul and ;, reported e. hc conscious
+ and apparently recovering.
Williams l. charged with having
shot and beat his wife. IuJur,ng hcl
critically.