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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-16
ZNlAMENJE $TIRIH
LONDONSKA POVE.ST
ANGLESKI SPISAL A. CONAN DOYLE
S pisateljevim dovoljenjem poslovenil D. B.t-n.

tenn vrsilo Pondichery-Lodge,
sem vse natanko poizvedoval.
Nekaj let Sc nj prigodilo mic po-
sebnega, pac pa so povsod sti-
kali "a zakladom. Slednjic pa
pride vendar porocilo, XII sem ga
tako tezko cakal. - Nasli so
zaklad. Bill je v podstresju hise,
v kemieni delavnici gospoda Jer-
neja Solto. - Toda kako maj
pridem revez z .leseno nogo tia
gor? To Sc mi je zdelo memo
goce, dokler nisem zvedel "a
podstresno okno, in pa, oh kate
ri uri Jernej Solto hodi vecer-
jati. Zdelo Sc mi je, da &c mi
Tonga pomaga. vse lahko izvr-
Sim. Treba mu je bio 81 prive-
zati debelo vrv okoli pasu, in ker
je znal dobro plezati, kakor ma
eek, je lahko prisel ma streho.
Toda gospod solto je bill zal. Sc
v svoji sobi = to je bila njego-
va nesreca. Tonga je mislil, da
je storil nekaj zelo pametnega,
ko je spustil mani zastrupljeno
puscico; kajti, ko sem tudi JAZZ
priplezal po vrvi navzgor, sem
ga videl, kako je stopal pono-
sno po sobi kakor nasopirjen
paw. Zato Sc je pa tudi zelo "a
cudil, ko sem ga oplazil kon-
Gem vrvi ter ga zmerjal S krvo-
locnim risom. Najprej sem spu-
still zaboj z dragocenostmi po
vrvi navzdol, potem pa sem Sc
sam splezal ma tia polozivsi Sc
pref "znamenje stirih" ma mi
20, V spomin, da SO dragi kane
nj zopet prisli enkrat v roke
pravega gospodarja.. Tonga pa
je nato potegnil vrv navzgoy
zaprl okno v sobi ter sc vrnil
po isti poti ma tia, po kateri je
bill prisel gor.
"Kako Sc mama je nadalje CO.
dilo, re tako veste. Colnarje sem
slisal hvaliti brzino ladje "Au-
rore', pa sem mislil, da hi bilo
dobro ma njej bezati. Staremu
Smithu sem obljubil lepo vsoto
denarja, &c naju varno pripelje
po Temzi do morja k nasi ladji;
skrivnosti pa mu nisem razodel.
Ne pripovedujem YAM tega "a
kratek cas-, gospodje - kajti vi
ne zasluzite, da bi vas zabaval
- temvec zato, da spozna cell
svet, kako zlobno me je ogolju-
fal major solto, in kako ne
dolzen sem, kar Sc tice umora,
njegovega sina."
"Cudna povest!" je rekel Ser
lok Holmes. "Torej vi ste pri-
nesli svojo vrv seboj? Tega
pref nisem vedel. - Povejte mi
Sc, kako je mogel pritlikavec,
ko smo vas zasledovali, izpusti-
tt Sc emo puscico proti nam, sal
sem vendar mislil, da je bill vse
pozabil v sobi pri mrlicu."
"Seveda, gospod, vse, raven
enc, XII jo je Sc incl v pihalni-
ku.
"A, tako, sal res" je vzklik-
nil Holmes, ma to pa Sc mislil
nisem."
Naenkrat pa je postal Athel-
ney Jones siten. "Ustregel sem
yyoSi 3olii Ho1yooc - 10 ool-o1 VA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-16

potrpezljivo, "sedaj je pac ze
skrajni cas-, da spravimo tega
cvekaca v varno zavetje. Voz
mas caka ze dolgo in policaja Sc
gotovo tudi ze dolgocasita pri
vratih. Lepa hvala torej, da sta
mi pomagala. Seveda bosta mo-
rala, gospoda, pri obravnavi pri-
ii "a prici. Ia zdaj pa lahko
noc!"
"Lahko noe, gospodje," je
voscil tudi Jonatan. .
"Pojdite naprej, Jonatan, da
vas bonn incl pred ocmi."
To so bile zadnje besede pre-
vidnega Jonesa, ko sta z Jona-
tanom zapustila najino sobo.
KOnec
mo, to je torej konec cele j.
gre sem pripomnil JAZZ, ko sva
S Holmesom stala sama in ne
kaj casa molce pusila vsak svo-
jo smodko. "Bojim Sc, da je to
zadnja preiskava, pri kateri l.
nam priiiko obcudovati vase BIZ
stroumno metodo. Gospodicna
Morstan mi je namrec skazala
cast, da me je namrec izbrala
"a bodocega svojega soproga."
Holmes je zalostno nekaj "a
godrnjal.
"Bas tega sem Sc ball." je re-
kel, me morem Vam castitati." "
Bill sem nekoliko uzaljen. cali
innate sploh kaksen vzrok, biti
z mojo izvolitvijo nezadovolj-
ni?"
"Nikakor ne, ravno nasprot-
no. Mislim, da je ona najljubez-
nivejsa gospodicna, kar sem jih
Sc videl. Tudi je pokazala IL
vrstno spretnost pri zasledova-
nju zlocincev. Kaj nj prebrisa-
ma, da je shranila tako skrbno
naris dvorane mesta Agre, kjer
je bill zaklad, in sicer bolj skrb-
no, nego vse druge ocetove IL
stine? Toda ljubezen je nekaj,
kar razburja cloveka, vse pa,
kar razburja cloveka, nasprotu-
je hladnemu in zdravemu razu-
mu, XII ga JAZZ cenim cez vse.
JAZZ sam Sc gotovo ne. bonn mix
dar zenil, re zato ne, da ne zgu-
bim hladnega, zdravega razu-
ma"
"Uram," sem rekel smeje sc,
ida bonn ohranil svoj zdravi ra-
zum. Toda, vas je hudo prijelo,
Holmes!"
'Da, po vsakem hudem napo-
ru oslabim; yes ia teden bo "a
mic, in Sc bonn vlacil, kakor je-
senska megla."
"Cudno," recem JAZZ, "kako Sc
pri vas pocutje spreminja. Ne
kaj casa ste vessel in zivahen,
sposoben najglobokejsih misli
in najnapornejsega della; pa kar
naenkrat vas prime nekaj, kar
hi pri drugih ljudeh imenovali
lenobo."
"Vidite", je odgovoril nato
Holmes, "kaksnemu nadarjene-
mu mlademu fantu predbaciva-
jo, ces: cash 81 postopac, ca
sih pa 81 tudi Sc "a kaksno ra-
bo. - Toda pustimo prazne CEN
&c in vrnimo Sc k Soltovim. Ka-
kor vidite il Jonatanove povesti,
je incl ia v Soltovi hisi tudi ne
kega zaveznika. To ne more biti
nihce drugi kakor hisnik Raj
Kao; in tako gre Jonesu, XII je
dal moza takoj zapreti, cast, da
Rookat Ghin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-16

This rocket ship the beach defenes
ashore during the Of Moa island Rockets
released showers smoke blowed
vessel entirely satisfactory
ntted the marines land without meeting opposition
with few American casualties resuling !
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
N0RTHLAND
 FROM SOUTH

The Northland of the Northland Transportation Company brought the following Seattle passengers to Juneau this morning:
 John Hepner, Roy Hansen, R. c. Clark, Alexander Gair, David Col Her, George l.. Sievers, John N. Mill Ter, Mrs. John Miller, Master James Clinton, Vern Eckard, Miss Johanna Martin, Mrs. Gertrude Fleak, A. w. White, Mrs. A. w. White, D. w. Such, Miss Helen M. Waters, Mrs. Hiland Peterson, Miss Eileen De- land, Mrs. Ivy Deland, Mrs. Reva Such.
 From Ketchikan-Mrs. l.. Baker, Hal Fairhurst
 From Petersburg = Fred Magill, Helen Chipperfield, Andrew Ask, Mrs. Ingrid Ask, Dan Aston, Mrs. Vera E. Oberg, J. R. Smith, Agnes Espeseth.
 Passengers for Sitka are: A. Neilsen, J. Joseph, Richard Short ridge, w. N. Gray, Fred E. Brandes and Percy Hope,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
"CORVETTE K-225" NOW FEATURED AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE

The Battle of the Atlantic, said to be depicted in it's full and actual vette K-225," coming tonight to the vette K-225' coming tonight to the Capitol Theatre. Filmed with the cooperation of the Royal Canadian Navy and produced by Howard Hawks, the Universal picture tells the first screen story of the valiant corvettes, believed to be the most effective U-Boat destroyers of World War II.
 Randolph Scott is the star. He appears in the role of Canadian Naval Commander, a portrayal de- scribed as heroically two-fisted. James Brown, Noah Beery, Jr., Barry Fitzgerald and Andy Devine are others in the unusually large cast which also features Fuzzy Knight and Richard Lane.
 A Hollywood newcomer, Ella Raines, appears in the leading fem mine role. Miss Raines, a recent graduate of the University of Washington, was selected from a group of 164 young actresses who were considered for the important part
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
MATILDA FRENCH ApPLAUDED BY
 HUGE AUDIENCE
Talented Singer Will Be Heard in Concert Again
 Here This Evening

Barrett Willoughby, well known author, once described Matilda Hoist French as the voice of AL aska-and the most interesting and romantic figure that she had met in all of the Northland."
 Last evening, Matilda French was applauded by scores who crowded the auditorium of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church as she presented a third successful con- cert in her home town. The tal- ented singer charmed everyone present with her boise and dignity and tribute was paid to her ex- cellent mezzo soprano voice, which has a rich legato finish. Its upper register is clear and strong and her lower reaches possess a full, smooth quality.
 Program Pleases
 The sophisticated singer opened her program with religious group, IllC III oO oCiCttiOil, O AS4tANoo Der, being Gounod's 70, Divine Redeemer." This was followed by He Shall Feed His Flock" from the Messiah" by Handel, and her third selection was "Recessional,' by deKoven, the last number being especially well fitted to her voice, which was provided an excellent background by the organ accom- paniment.
 Mrs. French's second group, in German, were all Brahms. Her first number, "Immer Leiser Wird Mein Schlummer," told of young man whose love had died, and for the remainder of his life his sleep became interrupted because of his dreams of her. The second number, "Sandmannchen," was all about the sandman, and this was follow ed by "Vergebliches Standchen," conversation between young man
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
WEATHER REPORT gUT c V1rnofI,o~- nrra...l

VU. D. WtdtfItF buItduI Temp. for Tuesday, Sept. 26 In Juneau: Maximum, 62; minimum, 39
 At Airport: Maximum, 59; minimum, 31.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27

and his lady. The ever popular lui- laby, "Weigenlied," was sung next with tenderness and emotional feeling and in contrast to this was her last number, Der Schmied, which was given dramatic eloquence as she described the strength Of a handsome young blacksmith.
 Third Group
 Opening her third group, which was given in French, the singer presented deFontenailles "Obstina- tion," a song about three VOWS which a man makes to his love. This was followed by Pessard's little sketch of a gentleman saying farewell to his lady love, entitled "LAdieu du Matin" The closing selection in this group was the ever pleasing Samson and Della" aria Mon Couer Souvre A Ia Voix," which was interpreted bril- liantly by Mrs. French as she told of the charming young woman begging her sweetheary to respond to her love.
 A lovely number by Wolfe, en- titled Iris" opened her last group A fetching "Mammys Song" by Ware was the second to follow and Bowl of Jade" by Flood, was an- other song in the last group. T Dunno by Wells brought much applause and Mrs. French climaxed her program with the final num- Der, Mac Fayden's Inter Nos" in which she proved herself a truly seasoned artist.
 Clamorous applause returned her for two encores and she sang with emotion-"Land of the Sky Blue Water" and Indian Love Call both of which brought her an ovation.
 Mrs. Carol Beery Davis, her ac- companist, gave fine support at the piano and organ.
 Sponsored by the Order of Rain
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
GOA Holds MeetinQ,
 Plans Sale, Party

The Catholic Daughters of Am erica held a meeting last evening in the Parish Hall. It was decided that sewing will be done every Wednesday afternoon at l o'clock in St. Ann's Hospital, and that a Goody Sale will be held next Sat- urday morning at o'clock in Bert's Cash Grocery
 A Halloween party is also plan ned for all Catholic school chil- dren, and mothers interested are requested to contact Nrj. Neil Moore for further particulars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27

the extra power to get him out of tight spots.
 Today, like the ships they serve, Standard Marine Prod ucts are meeting the supreme test. Standard Diesel Fuel, RPM DELO, the Diesel engine lubricant used in Navy subma- rines, Standard Gasolines and gasoline engine oils are helping to write a stirring page in the saga of the Alaska fishing fleet the navy that fights the war for food.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
BERT'S CASH GRO. ADDS STORAGE FOR
 pERISHABLE FOODS

Bert's Cash Grocery today began using two new refrigerator rooms which have been installed in the building to enable the handling of more fresh fruits and vegetables and other perishables. One is a freezer and the other a cool room.
 A total of TOO cubic feet of re- frigerator space is contained in the storage rooms.
 To make room for more stock, a mezzanine floor has been built in the rear of the grocery for the storage of dry non-perishables. The work was done by Don Able, con- tractor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
10TH CENTURY SHOWING BIG
 THRILL MOVIE

Twilight on the Trail" last of the "Hoppy" Western dramas starr ing William Boyd. is the thrill feature showing tonight for the last two times at the goth Gen. tury. Boyd is that hard riding hero of the sagebrush and his two pals are Andy Clyde and Bray King.
 It is the story of a fight with rustlers on the range and is full of excitement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
The sweetest music to the ears of a N orth Country fisherman is

the reassuring purr of his ships Diesel. He stakes his life upon its rugged efficiency = so he feeds it clean, uniform, power packed Standard Diesel Fuel.
 He knows Standard Diesel Fuel comes to him 1oo9o clean, without impurities that injure delicate fuel injectors. Uniform in performance, it ignites smoothly and cleanly, and has
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27

TRYMUCHA AT CASTINEAU
 Max Trymucha is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel while awaiting to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27

bow for Girls, Matilda Hoist French will be heard again this evening at 8 o'clock in the Church auditorium for her final concert before she returns to the states
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
DIR. HAYS BACK

pr. George Hays, Executive Off, ficer of the Territorial Department of Health, returned to Juneau last night after a three weeks field trip through the Territory. He was accompanied by Mrs. Hays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27

In City Police Court this morn ing, George Hanson was fined $15 for speeding on Willoughby Avenue at 35 miles per hour; Sheridan L. Gregory, fined $25, was charged with being drunk and disorderly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
CITY ENGINEER TO
 SPEAK Al (. OF {.

City Engineer Hugh Antrim will be the guest speaker at tomorrow's Chamber of Com m cree noon luncheon meeting in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have a portrait artist take your picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite Federal Building, Phone 294. Adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-27
FOR KETCHIKAN

Leaves Thursday morning for Ketchikan, Motor Cruiser Stormy Petrel For information call Gasti- neau Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
JAW Women Dodge Bullets at Knox

took two husky soldiers to get her
out.
At the end of the three-mile
ride, girls who had been worrying
about powdering their noses rue
fully brushed the dust from their
clothes and vainly tried to wipe
the CRIME from their faces.
Even then, they weren't allowed
10 beautify themselves because
they were Immediately Shunted off
to the post ordnance shops where,
in the midst of watching their
products, tanks (all made in De
troit, being repaired, they forgot
vanity.
After viewing a WAC parade.
which gave them a desire 10 join
up, they returned 10 their bar
racks. took showers, decked them
selves out in all their fnery and
spent the evening dancing with
II the soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
Edison Case
Before Board

LANSING, June 21--The City
of Detroit Detroit Edison Co. rate
hearing case was 10 be reopened
today before the Michigan Public
Service Commission.
Gilbert Shilson. commission
chairman. said that the rehearing
resulted from the state supreme
court decision holding that the
commission had the power 10 re-
wise rates in issues involving eX-
cess profits taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
$4,000 Rattle
Branded Fraud

Two war workers are held by
police today accused OF selling
more than 5000 worth of tickets
in a fake rattle They are James
Hall. 25. of 1906 Van Dyke and
John Ryan, Is. OF 1858 Fischer.
According to 1t. Joseph Krug,
the men admitted selling the tick
cts az Is cents each, promising
that SOS. 1000 would be awarded as
prizes. About 10000 tickets were
seized at the homes of the sus-
poets
Police said the two men repre-
sented that the proceeds OF the
rattle would go 10 Sister Kenneys
campaign for the control OF in
fantile paralysis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
7 Freed on Charges
OF Liquor Violations

Charges Of violating state
whisky price regulations filed
against Leonard Castiglione. S94l
f. Outer Drive, and Milo Acca-
With, 1924 Crane, were ordered
dismissed today by Recorders
court Judge Cotter when Claude
A. Thorpe. the principal witness
against them refused 10 testify at
their examination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

mugs. They then filed out after
cleaning off their trays.
Five minutes later came a
quick change to Stacks. and the
girls were taken for a three-mile
ride in 81 Ma tanks.
Given tight leather helmets. the
girls took their seats in the tanks.
Many of them couldn't At in the
| hip-tight front seats. One plump
girl cot stuck in the turret and ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

lders when they got off the train
yesterday, singing Solidarity in
unison. the women were greeted
by Mai. Gen. Charles L. Scott.
commanding general Of the ar
mored force center, and whisked
of to camp in y army trucks.
At the noon meal. the girls
lined up in the WAC mess hall.
got their tin trays filled CT style,
with peas, macaroni. slaw. bread,
cake and iced tea in handleleSs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
BY FRANCES D'HONDT
Iimea stan COrTespOndent

FIT. KNOX. Ky. June 81 Still
stuff from the gruelling ordeal Of
living as WACs $50 visiting JAW
war working women from Detroit
today arose al reveille AT Fl.
Knox and again went into the
routine of army life, They toured
the gun ranges. ducked live am
munition and fired weapons.
Immediately following army or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
Mother Loses Fight
For 5-Year-0Id Child

Mrs. Ruth Bogdan Of 1881
Huron. Dearborn, failed today in
her court attempt 10 regain Gus
tody of her 5-year-old daughter
Judith. who has been raised by
Mrs. Bogdan's mother and step
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Marion,
Circuit Judge Thomas J. Murphy
ruled that the child should remain
with the Marions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

A new cotton chenille spread will brighten
your room this season. Choose the patterned
one shown IN the attractive Mount Vernon
design. An aII-white beauty with wide fringe.
Evening star., 1944-03-05

Cermsn decd and Germon pris-
oners hove piled up in the Nozis'
oborfive onslouehts oeoinst the A.
lied beochheod below Rome and its
main onchor ot the bothered little
town Of Anzio. Nozis losses include
hundreds Of prisoners. Some ore
shown stortiae O truck ride to the
beech TO embark for q prison comp.
Evening star., 1944-03-05
~ NGeeeAssh lGoulSoa Redheaa. Phi. !.
Baby Counselor Of Heinx Home Institute
PRISON comp.

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Baby Counselor Of Helms Home Institute
IF your baby's diet is to be bal
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many new favors and food tex
tures. Pick the right time to
introduce a new food. Feed him
small quantity when he's hum
griest-just before the bottle.
Place the food we'll into his mouth,
being careful not to gag him, for
that might Cause permanent dis
like. Mealtime should be free from
excitement and anxiety. In Heinz
Baby Foods-Strained Foods, Janior
Foods and Pre-Co0ked Cereal
your baby gets the benefit of our
IS years experience in preparing
the world famous 81 Varieties!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-17
NOTICE o. RESALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
North Carolina.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-17
NDT;'I SIEVINC, SUMMONS
-. ut BIIC.iTIOS.
:. {. Edwards. unmarried. petitioner.
In III" superior Court
BEFORE the Clerk.

:. {. Edwards. unmarried. petitioner.
vs..
y. !. Edwards and wife. Lillian Ed
wards: .. {. Edwards and wife.
Ma" J.. Edwards: 0urcnic f..
Adam" and husband. Willie Adams:
Lore J.. Whitaker and husband Ed
Whitaker. Hcullh l.. Briggs and
husband Jim Briggs: Floyd Hen
bricks OurmarricdD. Lille X. John
son and husband. Charlie johnson.
Nciit' kItirril. unmarried: Lois X.
Harp and husband Grady Uarp:
Nil"cm x. Daniel. unmarried: CLYDE
kii;rrll and wife. T.. Christine Kit
trcll: Herbert I. Hendricks and
wife Leslie Eramc Hendricks. Geo.
Hendricks. unmarried. age 2O:
Nirgir Hendricks. unmarried. age
IL.
The defendants O {. Edwards
Mary + Edwards. Lp-a +. Whitaker
and husband I'd Whitaker. Bculah
T.. Briggs and husband Jim Briggs.
Ru"culc +. Adams and husband vii
T." ADAMS Of married.. NCttic Kit
tell and George Hendricks and wife
-- Hendricks. Gf marriCd. and
Ill other heirs of S. G.. Edwards. de-
ceased. who have not been served
with summons. will take notice that
q Special Proceeding entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Superior Court OF Vance County,
North Carolina. 10 sell the tract of
land owned by the said 6. G. Ed
wards for division among his heirs:
the said land consists Of approxi-
| mu'cly 20 acres aud T., situate on the
LynnDank road in said Nanc" County.
And the said defendants will further
| take notice that they arc required &c
appear at the office of the Clerk of
superior Court of said Vance County
! .m the Court House in Henderson
| North Carolina. within 10 days after
tic 2i'r day of April. 1914. and ar.
| "WCr or dCmur 20 the Petition filed
| as complaint in said Special Pro-
cccdIng. or the pctitioning plaintiff
| will apply to the Court for the rcliCi
demanded in said petition.
| This 25th day of March. 1914.
f. O. FALKNER,
Clerk Superior Court
Of Vance County.
27-3-l0-i7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-17
SIGMA Gil SOCIETY
INSTALLED AT STATE

Raleigh. April 1.-THE Society Of
the Sigma NJ. the nations most en-
iuUnt honor society III the pure and
applied sciences. officially granted
and installed chapter Il, State Col.
lc9c ~ formal ceremonies today.
Installation officers were DR.
George y. BIitSrll. ui Yale univrr-
SHY. uI'l"nI! secretary OF the SIGN,
NJ: ami ID. T.. Carroll Faust. head
q! The department; ut tropical mcdi-
cine al Tulane University. DR. Bait
sell is head OF Ialc's Department, OF
Xuuiugy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-17

This time when Germany surron-
dCrs she had better ycip. "Kamcrad
and we really mean it,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-17

Hoardcd sugar. according TO a
newspaper item. draws ants-and
relatives with q sweet tooth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-17

WANTED BY COUPLE WITHOUT
children nice room with meals,
close by III private home. address
XVI. care Dispatch. l1-2i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-17

LET AFFORDS DO YOUR PRINT
inG Ind supply your needs in Of
flee supplies. furniture and equip
mCnt. Also picture framing neatly
done. We appreciate your business
and guarantee satisfaction. Affords
Pig. & Office Supply Co. 3l-I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-17

the lO-year acreage aui the Ill
s.s:.eiS ger acre tIr.eE,e3 last yea-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-17

TIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAVE
the latest official information re-
garding lire inspection and apDli-
cation lur Now tires and tubes. Let
lis help You with yours. Henderson
NulCIn!I!ng Go. 22-tf