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Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
Ready TO SET
New Stephan
Death Dale
Judge TuttIe TO Make
Choice Wednesday;
traitor to Appear

Max Stephan will learn this
week when he must keep his long
delayed rendezvous with death.
At 10 a. m. Wednesday. the
pudgy German-born tavernkeeper
will appear IN the courtroom OF
Federal Judge Tuttle, where eight
months ago he was originally SEN
fenced 10 hang.
According 10 legal precedent.
the Judge will ask Stephan whether
ne has any reason why the
penalty should not be repro
uOunced.
The question is considered a
formality.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
Color War Map

How Allied Bombers Are
Softening Up Europe for
Invasion - the Back Page
OF Today's Pictorial ReUietC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11

Judge TuttIe. Who denounced
Stephan as traitor and whose
death was decreed as a lesson for
other disloysl citizens, will then
fx a new execution date.
The decision 10 reSentence
Stephan on Wednesday was dis
closed by Judge Tuttle. who acted
with speed characteristic OF his
handling of the case.
Federal Court Clerk Read noti-
fed the Judge that a telephone
message from the Circuit Court
Of Appeals of Cincinnati officially
apprised the district court here
NJ a refusal Of the L. s. Supreme
Court 10 review the stephan
verdict.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
&c Chief Cites
AEF Need for
Religious Units
Praises Red Gro"
Upon Visit Here After
Journey TO England

Desperate need exists for the
services that private agencies with
backgrounds can give
soldiers in England and Ireland
Francis p. Mathews. supreme
knight Of the Knights of Columbus
said in Detroit Saturday.
Mathews recently returned from
a twe-month trip 10 England
Don't misunderstand me-" he
said. 1.-THE Red Cross II doing
wonderfully. But there IL great
demand for other agencies like
the Salvation Army, National
Jewish Welfare, YMCA and the
National Catholic Community
Service, which are not permitted
by the war department TO OPer-
ate overseas"
Mathews is in Detroit for .
three-day meeting Of the sever
officers and IS directors of thu
society.
Highlight OF the meeting wa
the Saturday afternoon presenta
ton of an ambulance 10 th'
Detroit chapter OF the Red Crosi
by the state X. OF G. Council
Participating in ceremonies OF
Washington boulevard were Math
ews; Albert J. Berries. manager o
the Red Cross here: Cervas'
Murphy, K. of c. state deputy, ant
the fourth degree commandery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla,
April 10 (UP) - An unconscious
navy fiier missed death yesterday
when the strands of his unopened
parachute tangled with those Of
his companions and the two men
were landed by the single chute,
naval air station officials here re-
vealed today.
The escape occurred near Holly
wood, Fla, when Pilot Harry Glib
son, ensign USNR, Whitehall, Md.
was knocked unconscious on his
planes fuselage as he bailed out
behind his companion, Ernest l.
Elwell. machinists mate I'd class
of Wichita, Kan.
1t. Frank A. Patriarca. USN
witness. said: Things like that
just don't happen but it did
He said the plane went into a
dive. coming out Of II AZ about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

Richard Ashcroft. 25, who es-
capped from Leavenworth Peniten-
tiary Aug. 10, 1912, was arrested
here Saturday by FBI agents at
the bus station as he waited for
his wife 10 arrive.
John Bugas, IN charge OF the
FBI here, said Ashcroft escaped
from the prison with another pris-
'oner, using the warden's car. Ash
croft was serving a two-year term
for unlawfully driving away an
automobile and had two months
TO serve when he broke Jail.
Ashcroft's partner was captured
soon after the break. Bugas said
but Ashcroft got away. lie wa:
married soon after the break anc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Knocked Out Filler Saved
As Chutes Tangle in Air

$500 feet. Then il apparently
went out OF control and the men
jumped.
Elwell's parachute opened inn
mediately, but just as II did, Glib
son came hurting down. He was
unconscious and his chute was just
beginning 10 open when strands oi
liz tangled with Elwell's, leaving
Gibson swinging like a pendulum
The two landed in the Atlantic
of shore. Elwell dragged Gibson in
Gibson was in a hospital today
suffering from a broken leg anC
shock. Elwell was unhurt.
The navy said that Elwell coult
have made certain of his owl
safety in the water by freeing
himself. Instead, he guided M
parachute into the wind and III
suction pulled the two men int
the shore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Motorists Needed TO Make
unique Gas Saving Test

Every patriotic Michigan citizen
interested in conserving our re-
sources and saving gasoline for
Victory will welcome the achieve.
ment of an American inventor. Al.
ready thousands of car owners are
using his invention and they report
gas savings up TO 800 as well as
more power. smoother pickup and
quicker starting The device. called
the Nacu-matic Gas Saver, operates
on the super-charge principle and
fits all makes OF cars and trucks.
IL is entirely automatic and allows
the motor 10 breathe. The manu-
facturers, the Vacu-matic Carbure.
tor Co. 76l7-63O4 w State St.
Wauwatosa. Wisconsin, are offer
ing a Vacumatic free to those who
will test IL on their own cars OF
trucks and help Introduce II 10
others. Write them today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Extra Bonuses
Denied by WLB

In denying an extra bonus plan
for employees Of the United Shirt
Inc, the Detroit WLB
Saturday rllcd that extra work
cone in 1912 did not warrant such
action by The company. Ii held
Tho plea for an increase on
the ground Of intensive work
alone IL weakened by the fact
that most workers worked more
intensively last year. Moreover.
the applicant Is limited In the
payment OF bonuses not In excess
Of those paid in l94l."
Approval 10 distribute ST ,5O
extra bonus had been sought bN
the company. in addition 10 regu
lar sales bonuses. which IN 1874
amounted 10 $500.
The board approved the Sher
wood Brass Company's proposal n
divide $4,000 among 237 employs
IN lieu NJ 1912 vacations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
White Will Air
Pay Problems

Questions Of wage and salary
sterilization plaguing employers
will be discussed by four experts
at a Board of Commerce town
meeting Tuesday at 100 p m. in
CasS Theater.
The speakers will be Edwin f.
White, regional WLB director
Philip Arrow. WLB wage stabili'
zation head; Grace G.. Glascott
regional chief of the labor depart
ment wage and hour division, anC
Charles Letter, treasury depart
ment salary sterilization director
Such perplexities as whether
wages and salaries are actually
frozen and what the Little Stee
formula provides viii be clarified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
j. N. Postgraduate
To Face Draft CHARGE

A federal court hearing will be
held next Friday for Anthony ~
Drake, Is, University OF Michigan
postgraduate and employe Of the
University Hospital, charged with
failure 10 report 10 his Syracuse
y Y draft board last month for
induction.
Drake said he was a conSCien-
tiouS director, had an interest in
the Quaker religious beliefs and
was against war. He lives in Os-
shining. y. Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
National CAP Head
To Review Wing
IT Squadrons Slated
TO Be in Lansing Sunday

Michigan's CAP Wing. consist
ing OF u squadrons, will be IN
Lansing Sunday for review by Maj.
Earle l.. johnson, national CAP
commander.
The speakers for the program
following the inspection and review
include Johnson. Gov. Kelly, Mayor
Sam Hughes OF Lansing, and Capt.
Don Leonard, chief OF the Michl-
gan Council of Defense. Assigned
10 introduce the speakers was
Mai. S. b. Steers, former Michigan
wing commander and now Of the
Army Air Forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Michigan Farms
To Seek 10000
'0kie' Workers
U. s. Aid on Transport
viii Be First Goal
OF l3-Man Committee

EAST LANSING. April 10 (UP)
"A 13-man committee. outgrowth
Of q conference of state agricul-
turists here. today began efforts 10
bring 10000 migrant workers 10
Michigan farms.
The 10000 would be equivalent
10 only IS per cent Of the laborers
used last year. Spokesman indi-
Gated, however. that the figure
would be sufficient with recruits
picked up by other agencies.
TRANSPORTATION Is RUB
Big stumbling block in achiev.
ing the goal. according 10 G. S
Childs, president of the Michigan
Sugar Co, Saginaw, is Transports
ton difficulties.
I'VE never had to worry about
transportation before" Childs
pointed out. migrant workers
paid their own way. With tires
and gasoline rationed. we will
have 10 arrange transportation.
Personally. I think It's . job for
the government"
WILL ASK r. =. AID
A demand for federal aid vii
he the first business OF the com
mittee. il was decided
I'VE can't make ends meet
n the producer. has To absorb
the transportation cost" Childs
stated
Charges OF labor pirating by
truck farmers from sugar bee
producers were aired al the meet
hing. Elmer Rood of the Reid Muir
'doch Canning Co declared IN
practice fault of All agriculture
interests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Holiday Bonus
Declared I||egd

Two ST Joseph boat company
officials who showered III en-
ployes last Christmas with tur-
keys. hams and gift certificates
in the form OF bonuses learned
Saturday they could not be reim-
bursed by the company.
The regional War Labor Board,
in denying permission for the
Truscott Boat and Dock Co. 10
reimburse the men, pointed out:
Tho company paid no such
bonus In 1871. did not apply for
WLB approval 10 pay this one.
The officials will have 70 stand
the loss from their own pockets"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Roosevelt to 10
On Air Tuesday
President TO Pay
Tribute 10 Jefferson

WASHINGTON. April 10 ms
The White House disclosed to-
day that President Roosevelt Will
make an address on Tuesday com
memorsting the 20Oth anniversary
Of the birth OF Thomas Jefferson,
third president OF United States.
No details Of the time and place
% the broadcast were made public
for security reasons.
On that day, Official Washington
formally will dedicate the newly
completed $1,000. 900 jefferson Me
mortal in this city.
Presidential Secretary Early
said the Chief Executives address
would be brief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

Nothing makes woman more love
~ than fine clothes and Gorgeous
Furs If you want 10 look your very
best select q smart suit or coat
GAS up, then get pair g beau
tiful skins) OF genuine SILVER
FOX at the lowest competitive
cash price in town. OF only $9S on
budget payments at FRANKLIN'S
during their daring Spring sale.
Here is a very special offer made
in a drive for 500 new customers.
A smart new pair of shoes or a
clever new hat ABSOLUTELY
M'REE (NALUE So with your pur.
Chase of pair OF GENUINE Sill
YER FOXES at only SOS, or any
other Fur or Chubbies priced as
low as 1895, with a large selec.
tion TO choose from. Just 81 re.
serves any Fur. Take the choice OF
the friendly FRANKLIN credit plan
that suits you best, with up 10 81
weeks to pay, or charge account
with NO DOWN PAYMENT. No
red tape, no delay. Hurry and get
your FREE hat or shoes during
this drive. Use your credit as al
ways at FRANKLIN'S DEPART
MENT STORE, 316 MICHIGAN
AVE Shop any evening till .
o'clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Five Detroiters Win
Military Police Bars

FORT CUSTER. April 1o-An-
other class OF 10 soldiers was
commissioned second lieutenant
of the military police corps here
today Five Detroiters and three
from out-stste are included. They
are.
Harry W EllSwood. ATT North
ern. Clayton NJ. Foor, 1859 Lau-
Ter. Colin 3. Gowan, 1923 Davis
Cerll l.. Stonangle, 4676 Larch-
mont. and Glenn w. Sloeth. Crosse
Pointe Farms. Lyford M Cross
Three Rivers Allen r. Hobson
Flint Howard Nielmette Norway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
200 Absences Face
Firing al Arsenal

DOVER, n. J., April 10 GNS)-
approximately 200 workers at
Picatinny arsenal. some Of whom
have been absent from their Jobs
for weeks and some for months,
were slated for discharge today on
the grounds of abSenteeiSm.
Maj. Roger Parton said that he
did not know the exact percentage
Of men and women involved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Safety Drive On
For The Elderly

Detroit police and officials of
the Traffic Safety Association
launched campaign Saturday "a
reduce the number Of traffic IA
talitieS Of persons more than az
years old
Figures compiled by the assoc
Iciation disclose that persons over
IS were responsible for % per
cent Of the city'S 165 fatal pedcs-
Itrian traffic accidents in 1912.
The campaign will include a
program Of education and enforce
ment and will be intensified in the
outlying areas Of the city where
the majority of pedestrian acct
dents are occurring this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
What Rout in Africa
Would Mean 10 Nazis

MONSANTO. Tenn, April 10
tUP)-ExpulSion of the Axis from
North Africa will cut off Ger
manys most important source OF
phosphate, a vital soil fertilizer
and will cause drastic reductions
in the enemy's food supplies. Felix
~ Williams. the MonSanto Chem.
ical Co. s phosphate manager. pre-
.diCted here today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Ndzis Quote Litvinov::
Russia, Spain at War

LONDON. April 10 (INS)-The
NaZicontrolled Paris radio today
quoted Maxim Litvinov, newly APP
pointed Russian minister 10 Cuba.
as saying that, lin reality a state
of war exists between Russia and
Spain. since Spanish volunteers
are fighting the SeYictS in Russia. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Warning TO Truckers

Owners Of three or more COM
mercial vehicles were reminded by
the OTD Saturday that first quar-
ter operations reports are due by
May !. Failure TO file may delay
gasoline ratiOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
ST0MAT0NE
Tablets Help q Stomach Sufferers
MORALE

You cannot be optimistic, eour. geoos %
sHicisnt N YOU are hAbituaIly distresssd
Nth excess acid and constipation. stous-
tone Tablets contain. in highly eonesn-
trstsd form, substances which are FER
orally deficient in a stomseh-sunsr sr .
diet That is why they give such ooISn
RELIEF, and make you feel IKE yourssh
again. at your best. Why not send Ne
soc Tor the Trial Size Of Is large tab
lets. TODAY7 100 Tablets last . month
and cost only $3.50. Remit by mail sr
COD. Free delivery In Michigan.
LABORATORY PRODUCTS co:
Z7I & Grand Blvd. Detroit hich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Escaped Federal Prisoner
Captured by FBI Here

has been in Detroit since April 7.
He will be returned to the prison
10 finish out his sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
:. taking her boys place .

BY filing the peacetime job oil
her soldier son. missing in the Phil
ippineS, Mrs. Bertha Chandler
66oS- Nineweod, is living the advice
she gives 20 all war mothers.
Operating an elevator in the
Hotel Ststler. the job her son sur
rendered 10 enlist in the army the
day after Pearl Harbor, the quiet
speaking. graying-haired widow
says 10 all mothers OF soldiers:
Don't waste time In grieving.
Take your bey's place, If it's Mt
sit- possible, for the duration.
Then. your feeling OF loss will
be counterbalanced by the as
suraBoe you are standing by his
side In the battle for victory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
ENTERED AS PRIVATE

Although the son Newell Chan.
der. %. had served two previous
enllStmentS in the army. and ms
honorable discharges atteSted Il
his excellent service. he enlisted a.
a private the morning after Pear
Harbor with the simple declara
ton
I'm not interested In rank.
All want To do IL to help win
the war A. quickly AZ possible.
He was reported missing on Ba
taan. a few months later
II grieved. like all mothers,
Mrs. Chandler saws. Then I
realized that there were millions
Of US, and I was no better than
the rest"
Statler officials and guests praise
her, and say she not only does al
the work Of An elevator operator
but does IL well
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
BELIEVES HE'S ALIVE

Mrs Chandler. whose other Sor
Oren, went INTO the SeebeeS a few
weeks ago, clings 10 the belief tina
Newell IS still alive
HE may he a prisoner OF the
laps" she saws But I think
he may he with the guerilla
fighters. He was an experienced
soldier. and he got much OF his
training in the tropics"
and, above all. he had an un-
quenChable desire 10 beat the
JapS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Q Holds rs lbs. of
Ice--tO Last All Week!

A new wartime ice refrigerator-
saves food, saves money and saves
vital war material. Keeps your
food fresh with pure washed air.
Here's the answer to your home
refrigeration problem for le43
and the years to come.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
Miss Wilev Bride
OF Robert Harris

or interest - their many irir, DIS
IN and around Henderson is the mar
rlagc ui Miss Myrtle Wiley. daugntcr
of Mrs. ThCima Wiley. of rou;c >
Henderson,. to Robcr; Atlas Harris.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Harris.
Of 300 Davis street. Henderson. The
wedding VAS SulCmuiIcd II the Met
ho"ISt church in Alexandria. Va. on
Saturday at 9 o'ClOCk.
The Rev. Norman Roberts. pastor
of the church. oiliciatcG. using the
ring ceremony. Only members oi tho
immediate famine, of he bride and
groom were present Tor the ccrc-
muny.
Their a:lv attendants were Mrs.
Elizabeth Harris. sister m-luw of tine
groom. vino acted as malrou ui
honor. and Joe Harris. brother of the
groom. who was best man.
The bride wore a navy blue and
white dress with accessories a
match. She also wore Il shoulder cor
sage of white carnations.
The groom WAS ATTN cd in his blue
navy uniform.
Mrs. Harris Will make her home
IN Alexandria. Va. for the present.
The groom is turpcdoman'> mate
& ard for the present is stationed at
New London, Conn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
ARTHUR B. CROKER
is MADE SERGEANT

Pfc. Arthur l.. CrnCiiCr son 81
Mrs. j. G.. Cracker. Of North IIcndCr~
son. has been promoted To the rank
of sergeant luduc'Cd in the army
December l3. 1912. he was sent TO
Kccslcr Field Miss. Tor basic train
ing. Later he attended an IL weeks
course in airplanc mechanics at KEGS
Ter Field. From there he was sent
to llarlIngCr GmnCry school Il
Texas. where after eight weeks of
scnoOl nc received rs wings and the
sergeant rating a. al aerial gunner.
Sgt. CruCkCr wa then sent 10 Salt
Lake City. Utah =" bC assigned 10
Il bumbHrdmcnt crew III the Second
Air Force. On September q nc was
assigned 10 his crew al Cinvic Air
Field. New Mexico for adv anCcd
training as Il gunncr and B-24 SpC-
cialiSt. Aitcr fOultcCn weeks of tram
ing and Schooing ne will be ready
for overseas duty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
Society News
FOR ALL vOYAGEHS

Cull wings across the silver disc of
moon
Make the wide nights immensely
seem less,
The wind more kindly where the
still lagoon
Cleans like mirror. There is quiet
ness
Even along the curving line of foam.
Now from this window, looking out
10 sea,
/ too. remember ships that sailed for
home
How long Ulysses WAS in jeopardy.
Steer well. and may this darkness
Only guard
The better those whose courses must
be run
Bv 2cnithS multitudinuulSly starred,
Ports will be waiting voyages well
done
And gulls will llocl; around the piers,
and cry
Their old familiar welcome to the
ky.
Bayl:a Russell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
First Fall Meetins
OF Sans S0uCi Club

Mrs. II. l.. Gambler entertained
the SanS Souci Literary club Tues
day afternoon al / o'clock a; her
home on Clarke street. Attractiv.
arrangements al roses and marigolG,
were used III decorating The home.
"Why You Snuuld Have Il Hobby"
was the theme Tor the afternoons
program. and an interesting pap,.
ON that subject VA, niyva by Ms.
W. II. Blacknall She stressed III.
point that everyone should have a
hobby IN order 10 relieve their m."ds
so that they would DC better cited
for their main work. Eacn mcrr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
WAC WEEDS Member
OF 18th Division
At Camp Butncr

Camp Eutncr. y. e.. Sept. IL
The FIRST military Wcddlus IL Canp
5utncr. between a. mcmDCI. of the
Womcn'S Array Corps and i member
I'll the 18th Division occurred We'd
hcSlay evening AZ the special troops
chapel when Pie. Marion Kennedy
ui Pittsburgh, Pa. WAS married 10
Sgt. Olin CarloOk of Albany. Alu.
With LII. Col. Thomas RCaga,. 18th
Division chaplain officiating. the
bride MAS given IN marriage by her
commanding officer. ii. Margarine
Tanck. Pie. Gc.cvirvc McCrackcn.
Jersey City, n. j.. served as maid
of honor 10 the bride and the best
man was Pfc. Charles MCCullcrS OF
Raleigh. \. {. There were iour
bridesmaids from The WAC driach-
mcnt: Cpl. Helen ScAindlCr: Pic.
Agnes FIlipcck: Pie. W!.ura Man
chester: and Pic. Claire Michel.
UShcrS for the ceremony included
friends from Inc bridegroom divi-
sion: Staff Sgt. T.. {. Childrcss: Sgt.
Milton Marcus: Pic. Art Poet: ana
Pvt. David Blessing.
Organ music preceding the CcrC-
muny WAS played by SCI. Charles
Tccr. and Pie. Lew Wall.cc sang -
Love You Truly.
Inc bride anG her attendants wore
their army U"i.urm% ANA the bride
carried a small bouquet of rcd and
white roses attached - white pra-
yer book. The chapel WAS decorated
simply with autumn flowers and
white tapcrS. y guard of honor. com
posed of men from Inc 18Th Division
headquarters cOmpauy. formed an
arch with their crossed rifles u dc.
which the couple passed as they lett
the chapel.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
Al Scott Field

Pfc. Ashley Il. Roberts. son at
Mrs. O. ". weldon. of route /
Henderson, has arrived a, Scot.
Field. III. where ne Will receive an
intensive course in radio operating;
and mechanics 10 III him Toy duty as
member "f u lighting bomber crew
During his trimming period thee. PFC.
Roberts will be iC.tcd by experts "a,
10 aptitudc> for special types "i work.
and when his course is finished nc
viii DC sent 10 more advanced tram
ing CcmtCrS which are part ui tn"
vast network of Training Command
Scl..'1,S.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
Zeb Vance PIT. A.
Has First Meeting

The Zcb Vance PIT. A hc,d -.
'.;, MS. "Ite''is oil The year recently with
,, "ie"iocfS present. The meeting
wa. W'S opcHcd with the singing of
america the Bcautirui". after which
,hc secretary read the minutes of the
last meeting. WV
various committees were nancd
Tor The coming year. Room cnun, was
taken with the second. fifth. skin
ana eleventh grades winning the
prizes. The meeting closed wun the
singing oil "BlcS, Bc the Tie tina,
Dl'ias and prayer by Rcv. IL. IL.
Cash.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
Townsville News
BY Mrs. ). l.. GupiOn

Mrs. John Deer. @. Gree shorn.
Mas the rcccm; guest OF her parents.
Mi. and Mrs. !. l.. Purcell.
Miss Hculah Parcel! has accepted
u position in the office at the &. 4.
@. Railroad IN Richmond. Va. She
was the rcct I guest of he. parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Purcell.
Mrs. j. j. Gup;un is spending some
Time III RIcnmpmd. Va. W.ucrr she
mas been at the bedside O.. ncr son,
J"ha II. Gup;"n. vino recently uudc.-
went Il major operation al S'urr,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
Wccli-E.nd Visitors

Clyde Register. III spent the week
end with his cousin. Miss Annie Il.
ConycrS, ri "MarmHdukc's Manor
in Franklin county. Marvin Stain
back. Jr. also WAS Il houscGucSt al
the Conycrs home a. u guest q; Clyde
RcgiStCr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
To L. &. L. &.

Miss Mary Windlry left this morn
inG for GrCCnvill" iu continue her
course nj East Carolina Teachers
college. She is = member of he
Junior class this year. She SpcH,
the summer vacation here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Wind
ley
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
Birth of a Suu

Sgt. and Mr.. N"rw"ud r. S.ccd
announce The birth Of an H.. T.
81. son. Charles Thomas. on .,rrrwr-
Der 10 al Maria pagnam nu-p.'.l.
Mrs. S"ccd Is the former Mis-. Btrr.c
PcrkcrSon. of K!tt.cl!.