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The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-03
Music Appreciation Hour
Program to Be Resumed

The Music Department of the Post
Special Service Division wishes to
announce the beginning of the sec
end series Of Music Appreciation
programs on Sunday, Sept. u, at
Division chapel, time 1890 to 1900,
with Chauncey Lee as comentator.
The first three programs of this
second series will be devoted to what
are generally considered the three
greatest symptoms, eXemplifying
the Poetic Idea, Beethoven's PAS
toral," Berlivy's "Fantastique' and
Tchaikovsky's F'Pathetique." Record
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-03
Another Fine tribute
HEADQUARTERS NINTH
SERVICE COMMAND
Office of the Commanding General

HEADQUARTERS NINTH
SERVICE COMMAND
Office of the Commanding General
Fort Douglas, Utah
81 August 1943
Colonel E. N. Hardy,
Commanding Officer,
Fort Huachuca, Arizona.
Dear Colonel Hardy:
The appearance of Captain Jor-
dan, Sergeant Whisonant and Pri-
vate Brown with the Utah SYM
phony Orchestra was an outstanding
success. Captain Jordan'S fine mu-
steamship was very much in evi-
dence as he conducted the orchestra,
and you will be glad to learn that
the song "Huachuca" won the unan-
sand people present. The papers
1mous approval of the eleven thou
lauded Whisonant as one of the
great baritones of America, and as
far as the audience was concerned.
Brown could have played the piano
indefinitely.
In addition to all this, the three
men conducted themselves in such
manner as to reflect great credit
on their race and the u. S. Army,
Occasions such as this will do much
to improve relationships all around.
Sincerely,
William M. Beveridge,
Lieut.. Colonel, Infantry,
Chief, Special Service Branch.
Personnel Division.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-03
Letter From A
Former.SCUer

AS proof that SCUers can also
hope to look our enemies in the eye.
below is a letter received by Pfc.
Walter Anderson from Pvt. Kenen
K. Pierce, recently a meber of Sou
1922 but now serving somewhere in
New Guinea.
Many members of SOU will re-
member Pvt. Pierce as an excellent
soldier who served in various capac-
tiles at Fort Huachuca, among which
were:
Assistant to Chaplains, guard at
Post Stockade, duty in Post Ex-
changes, not to mention entertain
ing on various occasions at church
and other places with his splendid
voice.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-03

Colonel William Beveridge
Command Fort Douglas congratuang
Fort Huachuca artists
Concert series at Salt Lake City.
Left to right Col Beveridge S/Sg WhOnant
baritone
guest
orchestra,
appeared during inermOn at the which
the stadium of the University Utah.
with to
Huachuca u. S. Army Signal Corps Photo)
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-03

Aug. Z, l943.
"Dear Walt.
How are you, oil top? Swell, I
hope. I am somewhere in New
Guinea and am doing fine. Say,
OF man, how is every ill thing out
there? 1 really miss you and the
fellows and do hope that Wen meet
again after it's all over. Tell the
boys to drop me line. I hope that
you've sent my outfit to Mother.
Please continue to write to her. Take
care of Min because I'm coming back
soon. Well, so long and may God
bless and keep you and yours Have
talk with Min for me.
Cordially,
"Kenen."
Note by Editor: Friends of Pvt.
Pierce ought to drop him line. 1t
will mean lot to him. His address
and full name. together with his
serial number, is:
Pvt. Kenen K. Pierce, 34151435
Co D-278th ON Service Battalion
APO SOB San Francisco, California.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
Mine Dispute
Certified
To WLB

".sh,n@'on. April 22-(NIO-Scr-
ioI.r of Labor Perkins announced
''''y nc had certified the soft coal
""sr dispute 60 the war labor board.
'+nnWIcdriug the failure or nc
G''ali"rS which have been under
NY o. New York since March 10.
%h" .a.d:
I'D pcaCct'mC I should have bcc1
,'..mr1 {" wait patiently for 90"
,.'.a"cT, of This conference {" worh
' something constructive. but coal
'''',II 20 The prosecution oG iH"
ara hCcarS" CnarcC. cannot b."
..HN'n on 80 vital a matter. I am cor
=, "' 'hl> case 90 the national var
labor board"
-" "rrtt'icn'ion embraces 'hC
mMn"i" Appalachian bitum,uous pro.
"'v'i'S area, north and south.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
ParIeys
Soliidiify
Relations
President Roosevelt
And Avi'a Camacho
Conclude Conference
At Corpus Christi

Corpus Christi. Tex. April 22
- authorizations between the
| nltcd States and its close
H'l%nbnr across the unfurtificd
ncrGcr To the south seemed more
lcmcntcd than ever today in the
y AXE of historic meetings be-
tween President Roosevelt and
AcN.Cu y President AviIa CANA
CnO.
SfrcH>!nG continental ncishbnr-
hncsS and military solidarity, the
conferences were held in both
landS-at Monterrey ON Tuesday
ana III Corpus Christi amid the
constant roar Oi waIplancS yc>-
tcraay is the naval air cadets uf
several American nations carried
on their grim training during the
Unprecedented parlcys.
From the point Of view q, con
I"rr'"i defense and unity of pur.
...". President Ruu.cycl, told the
cadets a. he AID the Mexican chef
executive iumchcd with them ddriag
~ inspection of the naval dIr train
.'g center, this kind OF military
training means a wide and long step
forward IN the relations of this hem
sphere. Let the good work con,
..nuc.'
lie aid he was happy 10 greet
AN.Ia C"macho al the training r"n-
-" because iarg" nImDcr 81 M"x,
.r.' cadets are alu"n. III" youth.
t.." many nations receiving NSl"a
instruction '"cr" and rvrm,d :n.I;
-rc.'.@& e." United State. soil IN,
O.. Inc Irca: Amcgrm historical
ucCt.ng.."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22

W it(aeiiraws
-, 20
From Race
Announcement Leaves
Field Wide Open
Without Candidate
Opposing Reynolds

Shelby. April 22 - (Ap) -
Former Governor q. Max Gard
nrr today definitely removed
himself a. Il candidate fer ,h2
| ;. Senate in the 1911 state
wilde Democratic primary.
Formal withdrawal of the
prominent North Carol;nian
now leave, that field wide open
without aM #uuoUncrd camdluat ,
to ouf":,r Senator Robert L.
&yIuOaGS.
Gardner aid that his health
WGuld rui pcrmit linn TO make
the race.
.'uTmrr Guyrrnar Clyde Il.
liC"S who has lrcn urged In
max" the race. was a.krd if he
would run. He would make no
definite commitments but left
himself available if Tie call came
Ia ruu against REYNOLDS. Hoy
expressed keen personal di>ap-
i.riut:ncni that Gardner had de-
Cidcd not 10 lie i candidate.
Il have decided not to become Il
card date for the |. s. Senate in
l9i4." Gardner said in a statement
issued a. his home here today. In
justice to MY friends a@d 10 the
gc"rral public. feel il my duty to
make this announcement: withOu; de-
lay. Ar. decision is final
Hoy sad the decision at Cove
Nor Gardiner j. rcr."nal disappoint-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
IN the Sir Walter Hotel.
Dali, Dispatch Bureau.
Ey LYNN NISBET.

Enl"lrh. Ap.I - With ciCa-c,rt.
Though informal. announcements Of
rJliId.ry l'"' governor having hcCu
issued hy Wilson Warlck. Ralph
Mcdonald and Gregg Cherry. most
n,u uup"" editors and political OBJ
server. g"rcc that the lists arc praC-
ucaIIy closed.
There D. developing around Raj
c.aH. with some support from over
state visitors q feeling that any
change IN major candidates will he
bv subtraction rather than by dddi-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
s Sc everaL
I csIyc Raid
Filters Dead
C--rcra! arnold Calls
mi. S, Air Fighters
> Destroy Guilty
Japanese War Lords

VA h!r"t,n. April 22-(A!D
~ ncw and burning Challenge"
lr. revenge rode with Amvr!-
ca air fighters in the Pacific
,.o"%.
4u., were called IN by their
chs. ...",r#! Henry IL. Arnoid.
:, u.H",l J&palcSc war !ord,
y.p "Hryr vXr2utrd several %,
your h.avc comrades" i'll vloid-
i.on ui what Arnold termed
",lgry ruIc Gf military proceed
az. .ui every concept Of hu-
man d,ccncy.'
-" iG"nt RooscvcIrs announ-
c,..ru. l:,.r Yesterday that some
al IA. american rlicrs who help
"a barb military targets in ia
IN 'l~t wear had BEEN put 1"
d,Lth electrified and shocked the
cI:.lIl and the entire country.
-. ..,j with Mr.. RooScvclt's a
.,.i.... i.,t these "d.aoolIcal crime
N...U make America more dctc.-
%. ca l.Ju CVcc 20 blot ont the
....,...a m.l.tur.,m oi Japan" We're
...,. ,,mm,UtS ~ these:
,.ag.n Snylth a.. Illinois. o.
g.. House rules committee: Goa
'.w..3'g, darUaJlc. outrageous. |
. E.. ,.u, when the time comes We
.... ...W no mercy
..u.,.. Iiaypmu: "Gruc-"ur."
. ..ar -ShcN: This latr-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
FORMER MICHIGAN
GOVERNOR is DEAD

Charlotte. Mich. April 22-(Apr
I.Hn"r Governor IMrcn d. Dick
''nn died today at h. farm home
,r.r here al the age of 81 years.
u suffered a heart attacl; Wcdncs-
d,y.
Dickinson attained the governor
Ii" upon the death of Governor
fi'm. -. Fitzgerald and served out
..# term but failed ul reelection in
y. 'acc a2ainS; Democrat Murray
ID. ,.n Wagner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
Babson Advises War Workers
0 Prepare for Labor Crash

Today trc situation is exactly re-
Nr.cd T. ,s true that the STOCK mar
so' has gore up n little sI"CC 1882
'THc averages. which, then "a I'd at
p. NOW arc about 40. bat hi, Is raY
lrnm the high Of 2Gl m 1929 II.
HnwclC'. tho ncwSp pCrS would
publish the wage averages. the same
1- they publish the sock averages.
what would they show? III tell you
Continued or Page Si::)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22
Henderson
War Mother
Is ! hrilled'

Charlton, =. C.. April -
CirI--:mc orcar-goinG tug Alb
Taki wL> launched here this
i.;G.uing trnn the ways Of the
ia, Teton Shipbuihling aud Dry
Dr'% &c. alter Mrs. James
MayUn Jones of Henderson. y.
C.. had chri>trncd the vessel in
patriotic ceremonies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-22

tCa.'..t ~ Page Three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

JT7HE Ford line for 1913 features the toughest
j Fords ever built-known in the Army as
32-Ton Ma Tanks and MILO Tank Destroyers.
But whatever you=ca1 them they're F0rds
through and through -. Armored with Ford
Steel =. . Powered by V-type Ford tank engine
-. Built by Ford workmcn with the skill pre-
cison and costcutting ability learned in building
more than 100000 Ford Cars and Trucks.
Ford-made tanks alone are built, armorcd and
powered by the same manufacturer And like
their pcacetime predecessors, these wartime
Fords have won the praise of the men who use
them In the words of one high Allied COM
mander-"The Medium Tank Nj is the answer
to a tanl, mans prayer"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
Hamtramck Boy
Named Honor Man
At Great Lakes

GREAT LAKES tl A-.hsr
N,fd'onraoks ~ ~ iiios Nrch-
81 street lMm'samck NsE. has
been named hono- man ~ his
comnanT IN conviction ~ his re-
ffa't training r. ne & s Trair-
inc s'a'ien tere
Nifd'hhf'~ks vas an cmpl yee
q ihe TX Iak Tool ana pe c,m
rart Detroit. hcfaro 'ainlss As
Navy ~ an apprentice seamsn
As 2 r"snl' ~ his grades On tho
'csnlar ATTITUDE 'ests given al
Aoo'S' dNfine their basic ,air-
ing ported D, has quanfind fhr
one ~ - Natvs schools for
nviailen machiHiVs mates
Last week the honor man laf,
The training station for a nine law
lcave with his parents. me Bose
NiH1,ohrooks
lie Is q graduate ~ FIsmtranlok
'llrh school md received A doeroe
in machanical drifting from Law
renee Insirnie ~ Technology. 10
isoi' Niia'chfoths aiso MANAGED
he T'oian Nhle'ic Club IN Dc
froi'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
HENRY'S WAR BOND
RALLY BIG SUCCESS

Tie War Bond Rasv a. iren-
fys swing cieh. AZ Orlcars ara
Madison Avenues rcoerrv oas
a biz success This raNv ns
sponsored nv fhe i.owcr Eas,-
Rusiness Mems assassination iu
spfe OF n'lnuous ram on Ae
night ~ me raiv nc Glib Nae
filed 20 ~ capacty
Henry Hare ina proprier ava
joe Helm manager worked ea-
gently 70 make the affair sre
= 'he oH's'andins eeen's ~ ~
season ny Hare led rff N ao
purchase of bonds pv hu M 3
$500 bond a. present ~
vito Nanv Purchases In hn's
and stamps we're made that rish
~ no patrouH
RoheM peuelas nrp1mmen'
Administrator fcr re z -eas.
Ivy Was on hand aol inr
'rspHirr talks daNnc hr nslr
Continuous enfef'alnneni WINS
Unfinished hy memhers ~ ilenrgs
Floer show and hand ,i,er =
2 m bands. stars ans ats ftom
tho 2 & G. Ce7v CORNER Thres
600 Breads and other night spots
Tho PATRONS en'i tho
woe hoars n The morning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
Chnrch of God

Due N we i'ness ~ M ras
f'r. nc Elder samuol rael's
preached rs text VAS 'ound IN
PROV ~
Tho aifh anri,cfe4rv - me
pss'or horins Nav - and cor
tinges fhwieh inrc servlcss
nill he conateei zach trh' iar
~ ne ccichn'ior 18Th Filer
$ = li'l ra-ior ~ ne cburh
~ Oh ypsftrH Nch deliver
Ing be anniversary SERMON Tho
iNhir il invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
MAY 50 Deadline
For Goal Of
Comics
Sorority Edits
Special Paper
For Soldiers

As part ~ * national Nav
Week activities Delta sigma Theta
sorority launched gigantic coas,
~ coas' Victory BOOK drive dur
ag tho frs week ia Nav Al
tsp'crs in tho sorority ara PAR.
iepa'ins 70 The drive. whose aim
IS 20 ausmen' me recteaiiona IA
ti'liics q training confers all over
The ooun'rv where Negro pcn in
ne armed f.rces are s'a'ienaa
The dslso ls an answer ~ To-
tors IKE 20 one hoiow phich
como 700 irequentlv from Negro
soldiers
we are lAcntet ~ miles from
a town - any size The place -
very lar"ly one FOR ne our orly
'n'er'alnricn' a. ne movies heor
ss Tho ry esr8s and dice We
have no llhrarv az we aid a, no
camp vhere was first Stationed
No'Ner - We hsv~ service
luA"
The ch'ec''ye q, esch char,or
IL - rev hooks md he ultimate
nni ~ 'ro er'ire s~ro~if, ia
ooo aoss ~ no end ~ Na
TIE hook campaign VAS or'rlua'
- rs Niss Victoria Mccall De-
frcl' loprna''s' ~ neli, Siema-
Theta sorority ard y 5 th7cneh
lor o~lce 'ha' he cairpalrn "a
being cerap'fed on national
RcnciIt Helm
y r'nns tharfers ~ iaa soror''v
IRE using rAe'r lreerury IN rais
'rE their Quota ~ hooks In Kcr-
frrky one Delta CHAPTER gave VIZ.
tory Ro-k dance A. witch fhe
arm and 2 tho camr which vii
enot ny no hnak drive furnish
81 ne music Several HUNDRED
"a ofle a"criei 'he patriotic ~
fair and mo char'er reaHzci far
more than rs minimum lon good
hoehs FisnNhera Del'as arc spon-
sp,'rr wff'es 10 raise flnds for
now toek shov are giving book
'eas ani meetings setting up
ho K .ia'ls N strategic locations
ard soliciting he AID ~ All
friends ma organizations IN their
comfrre4'les for This worthy nm
fer'aknc cennuriv response
has haon rAenoNerel ana Il Is
csae fei 'hs' vhsr ne final hook
fonr' Is mate on Memorial Nav
Tho i5ono nationai goal will have
ey neaef itse'f lv iar
Spec'ai nrosen'a'lan ceremonies
ere being made hv each chapter
for No haks g N'l' soma - sne
rfic .orye areas The coopera-
''nn - 'ho ser,lccmsn themselves
has been secured end they VII
'oko par N many ~ those cere-
ort~ some " which are SEIZED
ulpf "a take rlnee ~ tarinns
ramrs specla'lv aesirned hook
p'a'cs Wiz marx ne pages ~
frch hoht hns rr"seN I'd hv Dol
"a sigma Theta sorority
tu ai'i'rnsl sersice 'haf Dol
"a S'sna Thr', sorority r"rl'rs
sereifewen "a ihe newseite The
srvieomar rnhbshed by the sor.
sffv 'or meu IN az branches Of
-he arnlei fro. l. e inserted I
N 'he ssnier q, Tho Delta lour
iai ari sororiiv mcmhers remove
q from the Journal md send Z
~ thcir friends N no forces
Tho scrylceman witch Il edited
hv Miss Victoria NcCall made 80
debut ~ fhn Nnr.l edition n The
iarnsl vliii b ne also edi's. and |
several thousand copies have gone
70 soldiers. sailors and marines.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
FRS' WHITBY VISITS
FOAE TOWN, ORGANIZES
EAACP BRANCH

" ga Ms Reulah
4. e liNror spoke here IN
!. az no Court Street
last week to a
n.. 4s'7Tic audience
Saafy Road ~
Wtlfhy stress
which Tho race
IA IS 2 hriehter fu-
+, '' 'foaeer emnhasized The
fr.,. orsani1a'ions and
ny accomplishments
! n. nei through unit
ip ofsrniled an
a. - i'n,hburs Mrs
thecrcd and sur
manr fs.cnds AT tho
~ rfoeraln
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29

These business and pro-
fessionaI people, " h o
names are listed here, are
giving their wholehearted
support to the Home Front
Maneuverings by serving the
public efficiently during this
war crisis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
Tristan science churchc.

y. aaf Modern NEGRO
a' Nesmerlsm and Hvp-
neroinced" viii he me
= 'ae lesson sermon IN
'an science churches
+, y 'he world on sunday.
~, golden text Isaiah so.7,
49,, ne Lord God will help me;
.s l' shall ] not he confound-
+. .'ore have sof nv face
an 'on' and 7 know that 7
~. D'' b ashamed
:, 'he nhle citations f.
f. passage 'll Tim 4iN and
~, o' 'aall deliver me from
Hork am VIII preserve
w.t. N' heavenly kingdom
10 rlorv for ever and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
Birth Certificates

And Auto Titles Transferred
Ranks FILLED out 4 Nniarlycd
CHAS. n. WHITE
sos =. Hancock Detroit. Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-05-29
80 Anlan

rNor ANON =
Corfr'a''fe passages 70 30 reaa
from the ChsiStain science icNf
book Science and finath WITH
kcv 70 I've Scriptures rs Nirs
Baker Eddy include 'he flloUin
fp $500 "re that touches the
hcm ~ chrisf's rohc ard masters
h's mortal hcl'of4 an1naifv and
haze reioices n me rroof heal
.rr IN sweet and cerlain sense
mat God r. Love "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
STAFF OF NORTH CAROLINA
Department of State
PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE
OF DISSOLUTION.

ND NJ! To- Whom These Presents Nav
Come. Greeting.
Whereas. II appears 10 my satiSiaC-
."N. bv duly authenticated record
'h" proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof by the unanimous
consent of all the stockholders. dc
'.-ll"n ~ my office. that the Com
'n"n'II Plant Company. corpora
tom oi this State. whose principaI
''iIc" is situated at No -- Street
m 'h' Town Of kittrcll. County of
Vance. state of North Carolina &C..
". ihgh'. being the agent therein
ana 900 charge thereof. upon whom
process may be SCrVCd). has COM
nh"d with the requirements Of Chap
''y p. Consolidated Statutes. entitled
N"rp"ratlons.' preliminary to the
i->u'nG "i this Certificate of DiSSolu-
'Iou.
Now Therefore. I. Thad Euro. Sec
lr'i'N ol state of the state ul North
I "loiina. de- hereby certify that thC
e'id corporation did. on the 28th dav
OF December 1912 file IN my office
- dul% cNccutCd and attcStcd consc,,'
IN writing Ia the dissolution of said
corporation executed by all the .'pc;
ana IN" record nf the proceedings
'lnrrEa'd arc npw on Iilc in my laid
'I,icc 1> provided by law.
IN Testimony Whereof. b,vc
hereto set my hand and affixed nv
official seal AZ Raleigh. this 28,h dav
OF December \. y 1912.
THAD EURE.
o, ,o Secretary OF State.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
WANT ADS
Get Results

KEEP FIT WITH TIE BEST i.
fancy groceries, quality Western
w"a'-. fresh fruits and vegetables
from llcrbcrt's Yellow Front.
Phone i39 for free delivery. 2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

A.'s. cooking the ~uu.... J."
nvncd L. read m N'.r'.
..... place - pad .c ..'',. .'
Now he wants me ..-... e.
.. ...' for treason.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered az N, post Office n ilcndcr-
SON. r. C.. lis second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

STARTED CHICK BARGAIN ALL
tbs week. +. {. y. Feeds. poultry
supplies. Henderson Hatchery. u.
South Gnuc,t street. llCnuvrauu,
y. [. ll-iu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

WANT ADS
Get Results
REMEMBER DECEMBER 9TH, 1871,
Don't let trcachcry catch you n,.-
ping. Buy War Damage lnSurane.
from It's Insurance Department
Citizens Bank X Trust Co Eli
II FUEL OH. BAN HAS YOU IN
the cold. change now Ia Falkncr's
quality Goals its the economical
thing To- do II. q. Falkncr & Son
phone EGO. l2-u
WANTED. TWO OR THREE ROOM
apartment. partly furnished or un-
furnished. Call 81 or 2S7. ll.2u
OLD SHOES ARE YETTER. WE
have large stock OF the finest
quality materials Plenty rubber
heels ana >"l,'s. Phone 636. We call
Tor and deliver. GriSSumS Shoe
Shop. lO-u
KEEP IT COMING ALL OF THAT
old junk iron. siCc! and rubber
Every pound you SCH lss help, To-
end the Wal rhTt much sooner.
Henderson lunN Go. eff
NEW SOLES AND HEELS WILL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

lLDGERS, FILING EQUIPMENT.
anG office supplies -. al ktnd>
Huhhcr stamps made to order
prompt service and reasonable prizes.
henderson Book Go. phone 10.
LIT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

NEW SOLES AND HEELS WILL
make your old shoes do many
mOIr months ui service. We Wi;
cal. tor yours and deliver them.
Norwich Shoe Repair, phone III.
~ q
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

KEEP IT COMING ALL OF THAT
old junk iron. tee! and rubber
Every pound you sr.l us helps to
end the wal lhTt much sooner.
Henderson Junk Go. eff
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

WANTED llAi.F-SllARE TENANT
tor y acre tobacco. = cotton. tWr.
dwellings uu farm. Will rent 10
iNu small families. See Mrs. =. y.
CughIll. B"Wpond. 1881
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12
WANT ADS
Get Results

REMEMBER DECEMBER 9TH, 1871,
Don't lei ,rcachcry catch you n,..
ping. Buy War Damage lnSuranc.
from us. Insurance Department
Citizens Bank X Trust co 2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

for He msn .ya.. lad ne u..,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

II FUEL OIL BAN HAS YOU IN
tn" cold. change now Ia Fallincr's
quality coalS--It'> the economical
thing To- do. H. q. Faulkner & Son
phone 26O. lgu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

OLD SHOES ARE 3ETrER. WE
have large sock OF the finest
quality materials. Plenty rubber
heels ana >ulyS. Phone 63S. We call
Tor and deliver. GriSSum'S Shoe
Shop. lou
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-12
Jap Agent Testifies
Al Sedition Trial
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, May H.
An admitted agent for the Japanese
Black Dragon Society testified in
Federal Court yesterday as a Gov
eminent witness against Gen. Lee
Butler and David Erwin, colored
leaders of the Pacific Movement Of
the Eastern World, an alleged fifth
column organization.
The defendants are on trial be-
fore Judge Fred L. Wham on charges
of conspil ICY to violate the wartime
sedition statute and the Selective
Service Act.
First Government witness, Asthma
Talks, a Filipino, said he founded
the movement in 1882 to spread
Japanese propaganda among COL
ored people.
He said he came to st. Louis In
1899, after carrying on undercover
work In other cities and heard Err
win at several meetings urge fol-
lowers to collect guns to aid a
Japanese invasion of the United
States.
Talks was brought here to testify
from the Federal Correctional In
stitution at Sandstone, Mimi, where
he is serving term for forgery of
money order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-12
Jury Convicts Donay;
Sentence Is Deferred
BY the Associated Press

| By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May 12.-Theodore
Donay, naturaized citizen of Ger
man birth, was convicted by jury
in United States District Court to-
day of misprision of treason in hav-
ing concealed knowledge Of aid given
last year to Nazi flyer who escaped
from a Canadian prison camp.
Max Stephan, former restaurant
operator, is under sentence to be
hanged for aiding the flyer, 1t. Hans
Peter Krug.
Judge Frank A. Picard informed
the jury of nine women and three
men that their verdict was the only
conclusion you could have arrived
at"
To Donay, Judge Picard re-
marked:
Il am not naive enough to believe
that you and Max Stephan were the
only ones involved; 1 am deferring
sentence because there might be
something you would want to tell
me. I am going to give you time to
think it over"
The court set May "a for sentence
ing. The maximum penalty is seven
years in prison and $1,000 fine.