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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-04

Frances Cornwcll Uight. 10, OF Shelby. receives
an alI-cNpense trip to the National 4-H Club Con-
aomcry Ward ior her .aII around achievements
IN the National I'll Girls Record Program. Dur
ING ; years as 4 filler, the girl planned and pre-
pared sos dishes. scwcd and rcnodcIcd IS gar
1ncnt-. canned 5l+ quarts OF foods, and made many
home Improvement articles. Is well IS completed
II protects. She cultivated - acres OF cotton,
handled a baby beef. and raised To- fowl, and
served as club president ior 5 years. Her cash
prizes on exhibits totalcd $3.50.
Betty Peek Uigh,). Is, OF Gneiss, is named State
cntrart to be considered ior sccuunal-natlona hon-
us in the Scars-kocbuck Foundation --ti Victory
Garden Activity, which include 4 trip to the VA
and a 500 War Bond. She put III 1850 square
feet OF garden and canned So quarts OF i"rdS.
This year She raised AZ varieties OF vegetables;
During her 5 years OF gardening she has earned
S57z5 in cash prizes, which brought her total III
come from tic project to S477.ll. Seven State CO.
winners who also each receive SIS War longs are:
Favettcyille: Ruth Whitfield. Garland; Martha
Ruth johnson, kinston; Dolly Ann iledHt'@'h'
HIGH Point; Norma lane Cumby, Winston-Salem,
and John Smart, Jr, OF liayrsN''Ie.
William Waller (rieht), 10, Of Durham, has been
onn,rn to rcnrc,cnt the State in the Firestone All
sou, Con,cryation Activity for consideration in the
selection of sectional and national winners 1iN
soil conservation achievements include Chipping a
pasture on a l2o-acrc farm he has rented; 1prcad-
inc manure and straw to mulch badly croded spots
in fields, and terracing hIlly sections ne p"N
has worked out a crop rotation system '"T heN1
year He also helped other club members rake and
prepare fields to prevent soil erosion, state CO.
winners also will receive j $50 War Bond each.
Betty Teal (right). Is. OF Wadcsboro, IS the
States entrant for scctional-nationa honorS ~ the
William G.. Mcnnen All Farm Safety Activity.
,rhc oir's achievements in safety work include
rirkinc up broken class, collecting and Destroying
old bottles OF poison. mendine broken chars, tl\mg
fraycd electric cords, putting butcher knives ~ =
separate drawer, placing screen IN front OF hrr
place and numerous other safety measures. htec
State co-winncrs who also each receive a 50 WAR
Bond are: Emily CashW9O, ltone M'II' l2n'
Alexander, Gaetonia. and Leon Roberts, bahama.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-04
WOLF :. IN M. Mans CLOTHING By HFSj{f|ESSS {;

l. ives INST +l,r tho. p
door lg4-..r. Z -,
from or. .,ja ,.l ,r.i ,a
cArr-H-..,murs
the Aaa.a '"''''"
I-arark back INTO Tho sraao,. r.
the heavy 6n.a f,an.r. and iolr,I
to m.r, .ura an" ''"N'i
didn't NOV. ygs n,+ eo. ,, oaP m
.crH~hirp that nom a',,f,,..
| couldn't sec rr.h ~ ,io h,u
from the window n,I,, , ,+r;l "r
Garnet hcfnro ,ba ~ p Vi
wall. and half am oil n~ai,tin'. p,.
| could hear. AItnnIi,b .TnIIn,.
have moved if j, had Lcor cnIr
with his f1umn.t
After 4 long non,op+ sor,
poke, softly but rlc,,I-. TO-,
pri>cd me. but NOT -. ,I,,,h
there was an answer :, ,.,.r.,I
there were two nronIo n, tb.t ~
hall. '''
you followed n,cv nil
and someone else .,id "C.r+.tnI'. -
Get Oh of hcro, r. l~..Ii
home" Wv
Il GUESSED &C mud, W., C1,
was murdered W-L,, 'a'''
come here" '''
Because I don tb;,r, ,Io ,,1;
have searched here
"You came 10 l,ok. for n,,,o D..
She isn't here. IS shez'
1t Wa Nlcky and A1.via Their
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-04
Modern TreUfment
Of tuberculosis

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49,. ..... ... IT,. ..r
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....a,z.-t, ,u4. and trr..
.,.. ...9ar. ,.t. nr.,o~ the
.- e. ,..it... +,oatIar Sd. +t.y
.aa heal II il. laff.d ,ronro-
.fraTax
r.i-. 1a. n,aan ON o~roronau. M
rtarcms+. .ra rrrt,le,. af al-
5,-l,l ami ,u,nd CASES. Drrr .ir
and pc4I.h;-r do .,o maj. ....n
.up hut. ,bcv are uoyy r~nn-ideIra 10
81 4ara.dary innortar.c
Early cases
IF one gets a very early case
with involvement no biggcr than
half dollar 1T Tho Ton Of one 1uny.
that kind Of case can be healed hy
rest. omen air, and dier. and doesn't
need nncnmctHo,ax H9t We do
not prt those cases vorv rftlr
Life and human nature Leiuo VIVA,
they are most of the cases of In
horculosis by The time thov reach
the doctor are fairly well advanced
or far advanced and 10 oiya ther,
the old fashioned omen am. bed rest
treatment is useless.
After his condition oet ia he
what Is considered arrested Inv his
physician. the patient With tuh4r-
~cl1l0sis faces ono Of tho most .tit-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-04

methods OF treatment. ! am re-
tcrring now entirely to the COM
moncst type, tuberculosis Of the
lungs, or consumption.
The old idea Of the treatment Of
tuberculosis Of the lungs which
prevailed when | started in the
practice Of medicine was that the
essentials were rest. open air and
nouriShing food.
Climate, If the patient could af-
ford it, was considered to be giving
him the very best possible chance,
but open air treatment in any eli
mate was acknowledged 10 be
about a. good.
What / the results Of this reg
linen? Well, it took Us a long time
to realize that we We're Just fool
ing ourselves and the patients.
Then, as now, three-quarters of
u patients were quite advanced
with considerable lung destruction.
We put such a patient to bed for a
year and in the open air, or opened
all the windows, and fed him
plenty Of food.
Dangers of Recurrence
He fattened up and looked fine.
The open air soothed down his
lungs and the inflammation, so he
quit coughing. And then We pro-
nounced him arrested and let him
get up and move around or 90 To
work, and the result was half the
time he came back to US within
three months worse off than he had
ever been.
SO along about the time Of the
end Of the first World War the
idea became universal among Stu
dents Of the disease that VIC should
really put the lung to rest and to
do this we would have to put it
out Of commission This was &C
complished by some form of sur
gerry. The simplest form is to in
troduce air under pressure in be
tween the two layers Of the nleura
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-04

DR.. Clendoning will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
FREELAND, Mr.. Z MILE
GRANVILLE. 1880

rms and lre attic with heat stack
sodted and fenced. one VI old 81 roo,
81 500 On Freelsnd Homes I'm 3-5ioo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

PFtgEY foiQ3 near Nlfa-pri~F
veneer. FsTsFs bedrooms i-l Df'-s
porcH. Stone steps So 500 81 500
down Telcusn A Fslcus0 ~ 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
MONEY TO LOAN
Get Your $40 to $500
10 a N
at PROVIDENT

PROVIDENT makes loans PROMPTLY.
on furniture, autos. stocks, hondss
and on unsecured notes. No inquiries
of friends or relatives. Since 1906
PROVlDENT has-tFeated- It's custom
ers right. Your be right. too. II you
see PROVIDENT for your loan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

r1fFTEFss. MILE crocu rcs- -
ruorns rrics rev roof siii- sf'fs
hyss io' Sc 400 Fubsfsnttt d1ur pay.
rrsrf rear frsrfp,rfsficr w l-sSil
EARCESI. $40 Z STATE Fsif.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

Al Colored Cash Buyers Waiting
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
a7sa McCrAw. AT Warren TH 5-S3ee
cOLORED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS, APT. HURRYl
CANNON BROS.
1850 SHERMAN Fl 0ii0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
LAND CONTRACTS
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

fee Elmer sexton, 1920 Ford Building.
Cadillac 469o.
AT LOW Discount Buy Land Con-
Loans. Edw. Henkel. Hammond Eds.
CA 265S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
Bungalows Tor SoIe-East

CULVER. 9ill-NEAT ; BEDROOMS,
2-garags Only $500. Geschwind.
PL 6As4.
YOUNG i4474 II rms tile bath
Like new Only 81 500 Agt PL e4s4
coLORED 6lOa lroauois furnace
newly painted. S4.650. $3.50 down.
III l.Oql7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

ppAlRfE 5000 near SOY -Pcg.erf
condition ROOMS looms 0sf
thfougnou' oveYc9sfs1 WITH nes root
2 ss'hs. very modern ssrsrff Sc 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
HANNAH


so CONTINUOUS WARS
Making better sales for our clients
TO SELL
Call real estate concern Who can
rive YOU complete service
Mortrage-Sale Management
CA ZOO
uN s-77oo-PL 46o0-NE $500
HANNAH REAL ESTATE EhCH
HOMES and 2-FLATS In y. w sec
ton from owners Ralph r Toynton
1906 Grand River We 5-l234
ITALIAN-Original 24-hr cash sale:
40 yrs East Side Pe,tine PL 403o.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
for quick sale. We can sell ana
finance your property.
Many BUYERS available
-HE CONTRACT 81 INVEST 60
l6o5o Plymouth Rd We $500
LIST YOUR property with US now
Bruton Realty VIZ o'l5oo.
LIST your home with Detroits reliable
r x CURRiE, We 1850
NEED money! Cash offer for your
property today, no 1924
NORTHWEST sec single homes. free
appraisal David FLOYD. UN i-ll66.
READY cash buyers. houses. Mats. apis.
(coloredl Quick action G W. White.
1850 Hastings TIE l-oose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
!, FARM AND LANDS ron SALE LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

ACRES. iis-with So frontage on
Nth si4s down newman. Joy and
Inkster rds RE o333
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
WANTED FARMS

READY cash buyers. houses. mats. apis
(coloredl Quick action c W. White.
4Ss0 Hastings TF 1-00sS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
BOSTON. 24623
BURNETTE. 1888

OPEN ! TO
Cniy $3.50 ioi 8 lfe rms, 2N23
iiyrm natl niepl. tuu X2-f-alnilE
nm and kitchen On Ice bedrrt and
bath W side a. Thf IA good cond
on paved s; close - Warren Ave
t-anEr ana shopping Easy terms We
EEUTON- REALTY - iAioA FESkELL
CKAPEl-Ouier Drive w nice 4 rms
fenced yard 50 500 $500 down va.
Cant Hnrkina-2tl4A- Kenkell----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

2-fsufy. only $3.50 On VACANT 8
IN tuFs - ~ 81 600 On y or
BLVD Vscsn'. 81 500 down.
TEO-FkNffN 80. SIT hA' 81 600
~ -INeiF fprms only 5000
81 0n0 On f-FhNIfY HA ~
s. SEQ m 40 NEN ard oid homes 20
choose frr CHOICE lo' cr Alden
rtss WN IISLFc. BROXEP asi7
0ssar0 rA fql3 nights and sun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
8 ROOMS So, Sdd

Huu' before the ssr AL lac rms
fFXTS II'rm TIT SIZE dlnlng m NICE
big Kitchen IEs hcGrns 'uu nsn'
h1' cir 30 nr public Auc VsrIcfiai
schools IAIma
GRlCFR RFAiTOR p % asAa
f0lT 3 % .'ff HAZE PARK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

a COMPLETE list state lands 50
acre up. List. IS cents. Michigan Tax
service Bureau. 1896 Majestic Bldg
ATTENTION. Cali us Numerous farms
located IN best farming county In State.
CARING. OR 3i96. OR 1886.
BIG FARM CATALOG-Hundreds oi
properties described. many illustrated
With pictures rock-bottom prices Write
today for your FREE cory. STROUT
REALTY soo-AB Fox Bldg, Detroit !.
CA 4S04
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

PLAINvIFw 7387 = or WARREN
Nothing Csc io pay move IN today,
psf bal ike rent NCx hrtrm tuul
fuI rsm' rot en- tt extra lCe in'
I'm rared 81 NOV many .eft Hufr
oven dslv - % q p m NJ - Peter
Fhuig Caffr1r ChHFeH
n..-Lr, - IN -. - 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
HOUSES roR SALE

rO,0RFn-rersei Sec uat s fr.s
81 zoo d. WOVEN 10 -..Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
FLATS ron SALE

coLORED- Rocseyeit. 2.fAmiiy IS.
81 500, 81 600 down. greeley 2
family. IS. 81 400. $500 down
Other rats Anc singles Loan sIfShke-
n,en's made Broke TR isS72
r0i ORFD-Loosi " Grand Blvd p
s--lv fat So g 500 Scotien--
9.as, a. 50 eco down Tf 7-is4s'
~ S-a47s
COf 0PrD - cANYpOS o. BIZ veneer.
IS "a ~ g. coo coNn
Y StORIN TR i.o366 TN T-fliS
coIOPEp - ,ROsFnALE HAWTHORNE
SIS stove heat only - SO an
SLOHfs TR l-osen Tf t-tll
COZ ORD - C,odWin,Nvesi minister 2.
faall.i $50 hnQ- $500 cpNn- 10
ss13h
COlOREn -as2 Fsst AleNanc ine 4
fbuiiIy rat 81 600 $500 oQNh "a
$3.50
~. .,,ur, q Oh. f4aeO fumpkln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

COLORED-Roseville 1871 Oskdale.
Ten Aiile-Hsrper section. brick. rooms
ARA-a-feafns- ia-hA seaf-tft Nncsift5
move IN 81 500 81 900 down EDEL-
MAX aH-6- uEEfEnd--rO- f=it9S-rcait
NedneSeAg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
BUY BLINDFOLDED

BUY BLINDFOLDED
Experience unnecessary n YOU trade with
US We stake our unblemiShed 60-year
reputation--your protection. Again we
urge YOU TO lay your last dollar on De
troit. Don't delay I'm seeing Mr. Bed
ford for all Facts a Figures
BIG ~ APT .-CollinEwood mr.. HAmil-
ton Rent $4,000 Sold once for
Sl450O0. Outstanding value. only
$50 500 Terms $4,000
81 500 DOWN-Solid brk - apt
Lenox near jeff Rent IS 500. Good
cond Original value 5000 Widow
VII sacrifice only s27 500
SIT 500 DOWN-Second Ave ~ ap,
tiled halls. elevator All new refrig
Original Sl25.o0o value. snap SAT-
500 settle estate.
rs APTS-2-3 rms New stoves new
refrig.. new stoker Cheap OPA rents
net $3.50, cheap price. SIS 600.
Terms $40 600 cash
OUTSTANDING 81 apt "a rms New
steam heat, new tanklesS hot water new
Original SITS. 600 value out ~ town
owner consider 1000. Only $4,000
down.
600 Replacement Bldg cost $40 600
good buy. $4,000. terms $4,000
cash
We Specialize in the
Management of Apartments
HOMER WARREN e. co.
Dime Rldg ca O32i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Invest Your Money in Land
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

ACRE-Small. weil-buht house. cleo,
M. Wayne Rid. full price 81 400,
$3.50 dn Newman. ii05l Telegraph
At Goddard DE 1886 or Gil 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Income Bunq. tor Sole-wesi
Elmer Nj. Clark

WE SOLD MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF HOMES LAST YEAR
SNOWpEN. nr Puritan Face brick.
S-4 gers side DR. Price only 81 500
terms. c Hadley. Inc UN 10000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

CARDwELL. sso7. between Plymouth
I'd Chicago. ? blks. w. ~ 1nksier I'd
Open 10 daily bedrm brk 20
roof tile hathrm. and Kitchen sink so
q. lot. SIS mo INCLUDES low tsS Il
1900 Fcnkell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
500 MOVES YOU IN

2sses Penalr Dearborn T0a 'sHip
piodelr rrs sif c1nc Stove. ,-'rig
atsf'arIe balance Ike feuf Michael
To E.ffQ4 lNck ~ 4A4L--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
-CROCUsLAWN I0091
DEARBORN

OPEN TO
Beautiful rms garage nr kpi'nauy
Catholic Church must be 500 tocey
Nu-BUiLr HOMES no l4at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

ST CLAIRE lAKE-lOls Mile. foot Of
wildwood. beautiful lots lake frontage
canal IN rear Right price. sunday
afternoon TIT 1.4GOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

Al COLORED frames bricks. any type.
any section cash terms. Johnson. TE
~.aGAg TY h-AGQA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
PRINCETON. 157OS

-o PEN-i- TO q
Only Sl.ToO dn. mr. Puritan. SIS
WITH futt y!Zr utn ru-Hnd -bffANfA$t
naak newly -deee-ated inside-out. storm,
doors sash screens. 2-oar gar. Unusual
value Come early We $1,000.
BRUTON REALTY--l5ioo FENKFLL
VANCOUVER A535. near Grand River
IS UP. 5 On Immediate possession
Modern plumbing hreplsces garages.
4O-r lot. $3.50. S2.Soo down. TU
OQI7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Reul Esiute Tor Sale

ST. CLAIR RIVER. sox3oo 81, $50.
Terms Owner ca 42oo. TT 2-sa7a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

ALcoY. 1905 rms. ca 81 IT..
gar Must be sold 10 close estate,
Sc 500 CeSchvind PL 64s4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

HOWELL
10 ACRES with long frontage on Grand
River. also a well built home and road.
house This building has Holland
furnace pressure water, gas, automatic
water heater and complete bath, price.
40, oRScREs-Good buildings. 10 acres
OF woods. live water stream. $500
40 AcRES-Improved road. excellent
soil. eight-room house, steam heat stoker
fed complete bath. lights. pressure
water. two glassed-in porches. utility
room with laundry trays also hip roof
basement barn. price. $4,000.
A complete list OF large farms, n years
experience selling farms IN this locality.
l. N CRANDALL
fOppoSite Howell Theaterl
322 2 CD. RIVER HOWELL, MICH.
Invest Your Money in Land
iol acres 4-room log cabin modern
house. excellent barn, fertile soil; the
best value IN this district. Evenings,
TIE 2-ls9l. s c Hadley. Inc, CA oo6o.
72-ACRE FARM. Groom house. base.
ment, furnace. larRe barn and all out
buildings, at Dundee. Mich. black
tricity IN All buildings. priced 20 sell
ELSA REALTY d INVEST co.oo
$500 BUYS 4O-ACRE FARM. nr lake
Village, short drive. about 10 &C. IN
fertile tlllable acres. apples. coy dwell
ing, barn. pc. 81 Big Free Catalos.
Detroit CA 1904
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

From so 10 200 acres In vest and
northwest section. suitable fol- small
farms IN S-acres tracts within 80 mile
circle Evenings TIE 2-l6e1.
6 & HAdley Inc. ca OO6O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Suburban Reel Esioie Tor Sole
HadleY Country Estates

AiddiNJ SVdiiAA A<oAoe,o
A beautiful setting overlooking Plum
Hollow Golf Course. ravines. nicely
wooded 4 20 ? acres parcels. ? ranch
tyre houses under construction between
So ard 2 Mile Rd on LAhser Rd
100 down statesmen on property sun
day Evenings UN 4442o.
s. c. HAdley. Inc CA ooeo
LOWEST PRICE IN WAYNE couSTY
a beautiful modern 2.bedroom ounga,
low with complete plumbing and central
heating. Situated In Wayne, near
school stores and bus. Priced 50 2es.
$3.50 down. SIS mo. Immediate pos
session GRossMAN. 32o23 Michigan
liust " 81 Eloisel Wayne sos or
Wayne $40
ROYAL oAK-CHoIcE LOT
All improvements must Sscrince due 10
illness Write Mrs A Airing. 4oiT
Chftog Ave Chicago. III 4o1.
SURROUNDED ny beautiful trees this
preWAr built 6-room modern home Is q
steal. only $500 down, move right IN,
GROSSkAN. 34f2 s. telegraph Road
between Michigan and Van Bornl.
DE 1895 or Wayne 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

Desirable land Contracts Purchased
MELVIN +. LANPHAR d co.
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. CA s5io
LAND contracts bought, mtEs. made.
McHugh. 1910 Ford Bldg CA o34a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
BARGAINS DOWN

! -. befFuir 3 foof1S. ,.-,..,,S2 500
-ofl ElU fouius st.ss.t.srN. 500
1924 Bgsinarc ! q roomS...-..SS. 7 so
C9ncI 1885 DINE fldg ca COOS
HFlDEN 1870 netf Puri't1 and
Dexter : rooms and bath ''oEer iusu.
la'ec AGAR gar near 8 buses 50 $50
-IrsHen- Vra-uHV "a IA r~nn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
FLATS FOR SALE-WEST

BEAUTIFUL 4-family terraces large
rooms and colOred tile bath each. steam
al stoves TeftEerators automatic
water heaters. Terms. EdNd Henkel
.-f--s.tt4- fsA=pEEE
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-15
Eyes
Change in Title

SACRAMENTO, Aug. IS. (UP) -
The state department of institutions
plans to ask for legislative author
ization next January to change its
name to department of mental
health"
Carl L. Applcgatc, deputy director
said the name change would nee
essitate transfer of the state home
for the blinC IN Oakland and the
blind workshops in Los Angeles
and San Diego to some other de-
partment or to a new department
composed of agencies for vocational
rehabilitation and care Of the
physically handicapped.
Applegate said the department
felt the new name was necessary
because of confusion of its func-
ton with institutions included IN
the state departments of correction
and education.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-15
MEN LEAP FOR JOY
Meeting Slated
On Season for
Dove, Waterfowl

SACRAMENTO, Aug. Is. CUP)-
The state fish and game commits
sion Will meet at Les Angeles Au-
gust 25 and 26 TO fix the dates of
the 1914 migratory waterfowl and
dove hunting seasons, it was an
nounced here Tuesday.
Officers of the commission had
previously said the seasons in Cali
fornia will be adapted to dates des>
ignated last week by Secretary of
the Interior Icke5.
These fixed duck and geese sea-
sens from October IA to January
in California except in San Ber-
nardino, Riverside and Imperial
counties, where it will be from No
vember to January 90 The dove
season will be from September l to
october 12 and bandtailed pigeon
season from December l to Decem-
Der 30
The duck and geese season is 10
days longer than last years and
bag limits are increased.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-15
Pilot Has Photo
CT Sinking Jap
Ship at Saipan

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Is. OUP)
1t. (JG) Shannon w. McCrary,
USNR, carries with him the dis
tinguished Flying Cross and a pic
ture TO prove he sank a japanese
oiler with two direct bomb hits
near Saipan June II.
The son of Captain F.. r.
McCrary, commanding officer. u.
S. naval auxiliary air station, Mon
terey, he is back at the u. S. naval
air station Alameda, for leave and
reaSsignment with other members
of Vito, a carrier-based torpedo
bomber squadron which has just
completed six months of action
in the Pacific.
While participating in a bomber
raid on japanese shipping near
Saipan two months ago, McCrary
sank the oiler within three minutes
after scoring two hits. A picture
was taken of the Japs going over
the side while the ship was stand
ing on its stern.
McCrary was with VITO in air
assaults on Taroa, the first attacks
on Truk, the attacks on Palau and
Hollandia. During the Palau attack
in April, McCrary sank "a Jap
freighter for which he was awarded
the Air Medal
Before he joined the navy, Nc
Crary was a student at U.C.L.A.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-15
COMMEMORATE DAMMING

(Riserside Daily Press)
Departmental reports are usually
rather prosy affairs. However. here IS
a passage from one made by Warren l.
Hannum, director of natural resources
at Sacramento.
although few Of the new colonies
have failed, most of them are doing a
dam fine job, the divisions game war
den's report"
The director was referring to project
under which officers under his depart
ment have "planted PIC beaver in more
than forty locations throughout the
state in the past eight years.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-15
ENGINEERED BY
THE NEW DEAL
(Santa Monica Outlook

Governor Dewey has rightly described
the action of the notorious Gerald L. N
Smith, in putting Governor Brlcker on
the America First ticket, as contempt-
BILE effort to smear" the Republican can
didate for vice president. At no time IN
his career has the Ohio governor had any
association with Smith or the America
First movement.
In his first preconvention tour of the
country, Governor Bricker declared his
position repeatedly and clearly in favor
of international postwar cooperation. 10
attempt to brand him as an isolationlst
is ridiculous. But because the Ohio gov
ernor went less far than some in advocat-
ing international cooperation. and eX-
pressed some reservations about new
League of Nations. the smear artists of
the New Deal board of strategy apparent
" thought it smart idea to try to pm
an isolationist label on him.
1t is inconceivable that Gerald l. X.
Smith would have thought of putting
Governor BriCker on an imaginary Amer
lea First ticket if someone like Charley
MchaelsOn or Chairman Hannegan had
not put him up to it. 1t would be inter
esting to know what financial cOnsidera-
ton was involved.
This transparent and contemplate po
litical maneuver will deceive no person of
any intelligence 1t will rather remind
the American public of the methods which
the New Deal has consistently used
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-15
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ing the materials, and performing
the work for new heating boiler and
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the general conditions dated Sept
ember Is, 1912 and addendum there
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and other data may be had at the
office of the custodian of the build
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engineer. Thos. H. harrington, dis
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