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Evening star., 1944-03-10
Brokers Loans Gain
S22, ,000, 900 in Week
al fhA Assor,.t.d pr...

b the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported today that loans to brokers
and dealers on securities held by
member banks in New York City
totAjed 81 Al, 900 900 Wednesday. an
increase of $122, ,0oo, 900 from a week
ago and an increase of $1,ol9 000, 900
from a year ago.
Included is $937 ,0O0, 900 loaned to
purchase or carry United States
Government obligations, an increase
Of $131 900 900 for the week.
Evening star., 1944-03-10
Foreign Exchunoe

NEW YORK. Mar. 10 CP,.-Foreign ex-
| lars. others in cents): '' IA ooi-
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
United States cents, UNCHANGED "a
| 4.02; selling 4 O4 e' Du'ihs'
Latin America-Arsentina, free, "a Of.
gown ~ q cent; Brazil, free, 5.2On;
Nominal
Evening star., 1944-03-10
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Mar. 10 (P.-After NOV
ing into new I5-year high ground, tn,
cotton market turned irregular on a scat
tered commission house proflt-taking il
distant months. Nearby positions helc
steady on trade price fixing Trader.
awaited developments on pending price
control LEGISLATION and a possibility Of
higher textile ceilings.
Late afternoon values were 35 cents 4
bale higher to 20 cents lower; March
LII; May, 20,64; July. 3O,O2.
Evening star., 1944-03-10
Higher Net Reported
By Holland Furnace
BY the Associated pr

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLAND, Mich, Mar. 10.-The
Holland Furnace Co. today reported
l943 net profit of $1,552,853, equal to
$S.45 common share, after Federal
taxes OF 1891 ,846 compared to s941,-
737 for 1912.
Net profit in 1912 was s1,494 .473
equal to 1892 a common share.
Evening star., 1944-03-10
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO, Mar. 10 LP-oats and bar
ley were strong on the grain market to-
gag, May cats moving to a new seasonal
for both grains. slump in the move
ment OF corn from the country has caused
an expanded demand for other feed grains
and from feed manufacturers
The May rye contract jumped more than
a cent at one time largely on short-cov-
erlng by local traders, and deferred deliv-
cries made fair gains Surrounding
strength was reflected in wheat, which was
ahead fractionally, but interest in the
bread cereal continued light and the num-
ber of transactions was small
Al the close wheat was A-ss higher:
May, I.71A; oats were up h-iA; May,
81 "a; Rye was as-11a higher: May, 128h-
Hs, and barley was UP 13s; May, 1.24N
WHEAT-Open HiQh IoW Clnse
Evening star., 1944-03-10
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 10 (P,.-The Sc.
curltles Commission reported today these
transactions by customers with odd-lo
dealers or specialists on the New Yorl
Stock Exchange for March o. 3,725 pur.
chaSeS involving 106,019 shares; 3.79F
sales involving 96,003 shares, including &C
short sales involving l,l73 shares.
Evening star., 1944-03-10
N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED b. the Associated Press.b
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS

ICCSL 5s 63 A 60A
ICCSL 4h.s So 50
Insp Cop As So los
Int GNlst6s62 S6A
Int Hy 81 6s A. 81
Int Pap 6s 55 1854
Int T&T 4hs SO 76h
Int TGT IS IS "a
Jam F&C As SO 72h
K c Ft Sc As 30 63M
K c Sou Is so 75A
LV IS 2003 st r 81
Leh v As 2003 42h
Long is r Is 40 loan
Lou g. Ark 5s 80 98h
L&N SIS 2003B lo7h
L&N 1st4s2003 lo2h
L&N 37as COOS 100
Ma Cen As As 96
Manati s As 81 75iA
MKT al IS ~ ASA
MKT 4 has 7S 63M
MKT lst 4sg0 64A
Mo p 5ibs49 l2A
Mo p IS 77F 60iz
Mo P zen As rs 20hs
Mont P 334s SO 1854
Nor &E 5s 55 59A
Nor & E 4k.s IS 55iA
N E r r As As. 9lM
NET&T IS So 116lA
NOGrtNor 5s S3 o6ih
.NOTM 5s Sc 7634
NYC RI 5s 2013. TIA
.NYC 4has2013A 4 65M
NYC en- As % 70
NYC CIV 3As SO 95h
NYCHR 3 VI S 81 e6iA
NYCLS 3las % 75H
NYChSL 5 " STA 1914
NYChSL 4Kas7S 9oih
NY Dock As 81 63iA
NYNHH 6s As 81
NYNHH 6s 40 81
NYNHH 4has 81 5o.A
NYNHH As Sc STA
NYNHH As 81 80
NYNHH 315s SO 81
INYOW RI As 81 l3M
NYWB 4tas 46 2oiA
Nor P Is 2047 9o5s
Nor P Avs 2047 "a
Nor p As 81 s4sys
Otis Stl 41as sc los
penna Co As SO 1864
Pen RR 4AsS4E 1o7M
Pen RR 324s 70 looiz
Peo g. Elm As 90 31A
Pere Marc 5s SO 9oA
Pere M 4 n S 80 ooh
Phi RC1 5s 73 st 81
PhillipsP 334s64 1o1
PittStl4 ~ s50B 1o2h
PWVa 412s5a A 50
Rio CIR w As 80 %
Rio CIR w As 40 55A
Rutl 1st 41as Al 115H
StLIMS As 33 st o6B
st L RMP 5s 55- 93h
StLSF 4 US rs 35iA
StLSF As so A 42N
StLSW RI 5s 90 46iz
StLSW 1st As S91o2A
Sea AL C 6s 45 4oH
Sea AL As so st 66iA
Sea AL RI As SO BOA
Shell U gas "a 1oo,A
So Pac 4hs 81 rs
So Pac RI As IS 95
So Pac cit As 40 o7N
SoPac4 iasOr77- 7oM
Sou Ry 6s So - %
Tex Corp 3s SO. 1o5h
Third Ave 5s 80 36iA
Third Ave As so TIN
Tol&OC 334s so lo1N
Tor H&B As 46 lo3
Un Pc LIST As Al 1o7A
Wabash 4As 81 76h
Wabash As II 1o3h
Walworth IS 55. 90
West Md Is So o5h
w Pac 1st 5s 46 96A
West On IS 60 1o1X
Will & LIE As 40 111h
Wis Cent 4s 40 TN
Evening star., 1944-03-10

Rates Of dividends IN the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the lasl
quarterly or semi-annual declaration IN.
less otherwise noted. special or extra div.
idends are not included. Also extra o,
Payable In stock e Declared or paid SC
far this year b Payable in Canadian funds
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
warrants
Evening star., 1944-03-10

IREASUR Y. Zoo
IS 53-51 100 la
> 12s 1866 100 5
NEW YORK CITY
3s so l1oi5
FOREIGN. 200
Braz 61as27-57 5eA
Canada IS So 1o4yb
Chile 6s 60 asd- 1oh
Costa Ri rs 81 %
Denmk 4hss 50 20
Grk 6s 6S pt pd 16Iz
Minas G 6I2s 5S 35h
Rio de J SIS As 80
Rio de J 6 n $50 "a
Rio G dos 6s 6s 33Ss
SaoPCty6ias57 "a
Sac P St rs So 38A
DOMESTIC. 200
Alleg 5s 40 100
! Allegany 5s so 9Ais
Alleg inc SIS 80 Ola
Am&FP 5s 203C 1914
AM T&T 3s 56 117h
Arm D deb rs 7S1134
Arm D As 81 - 1o6
ATSF 4s 95 121ll
ACL 1st As Sc 96ze
ACL 4 hs "a 81
Att D 1st As As 40
B&O LIST m 4S-- s7N
B&O 95 49, 81
B&O 95 Co., 56
B&O 90 F----- 81
B&O CIV Co.,. 3on
B&O As A.. 05M
BIO 8 w so 63t
B&O T c As SO -
J Bell Pa IS so c 12e
Bost Me 4has 70 6oi/z
Bost Me As 90 68iz
Brk UG 5s 81 B 1864
But R&P 81 st 54Lz
B c r & N 5s 81 26A
Can Sou 5S 81. 80
Can N 4las 81 112N
Cen @ en- 5s As ASA
Cen Pac 5s 60. 85ih
Can P 4hs so 1o3i5
Chi & Alt IS 40 2oiA
CB&0 5s II A 9eN
| CB&Q 4hs II 81
CB&0 G As So 1o2M
| CGW 4 u S 2088 STA
CI&L IS AZ "a
CMSPP IS rs So
CMSPP 5s 1000 1874
CMSP 4ias SO e 90
CMSP gn As 80 6lM
C&NW 4A4s 40 l5A
CNW 41as 80 wi 67iA
C&NW 5s 2O37 5eiA
IC&NW As 80 wi 1o2N
GRIP 4ias 80 A ASA
GRIP 4 n S CO. 10ih
GRIP As 2S 73lA
GRIP RI As "a 42N
CTHSE in 5s so TIA
Ch&W Ind As 621o5ih
Childs 5s 81 .. 66iz
CCCSL 4Ias IT 67N
CT q T 5hs 72- 90
CT q T IS 73 30
CT U T AIS II 85iA
Col&S4 1asS0md 61N
Col G IS 81 1o4lt
Cons p BIAS SO 100
Del & Rud As SO 87sS
D&RG As SO 81
D6sRGW 5s 7S- 40
Det Ed IS 70 1o5ih
Erie 4Ias 2016 73N
Fran Sug 6s So 9ess
lGdrich 4As So lo5N
ct Nor 5ks So 112H
Gt Nor 5s 73 1924
Gt Nor 4Has77E 1924
tGt Nor 3As ST. 80
G M 81 o As rs o5ih
Hud C 5s 62 A 64N
n & M in IS ST. 31A
&c r As 3d. 76N
&c 4As Co., 61M
&c 5s 55 1874
&c st L 31as 81 -
Evening star., 1944-03-10
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas common--f50 at 22A.
Washington Railway a. Electric pfd.-3S
at l1a.
Capital Traction LIST $500 At 105h.
Evening star., 1944-03-10
Approximate Sales Today.
AIM III go 1900 noon 454

IL 100 am. III go 1900 noon asa o6o
100 pm. 5e4 $50 2:O0pm e2l 500
tUnit OF trading 10 shares. sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or recelvership or
being reorg anized under Bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed by such companies
Rates OF dividends IN the foregoing table
are actual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration Un.
less otherwise noted. special or extra divg
dends are not included Ex dividend
xr Ex rights a Also extra or extras leash
or stock. Declared or paid SO far this
year Payable in stock Paid last year
n payable In Canadian funds Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1944-03-10
Chicago Cash Market.

Wheat none. Barley, mating, .25-
l .44E, nominal; feed, 1.15-1 22A nomi-
nal. field seed, per 100 pounds, timothy,
| I5.75-6.Q0, nominal red top. 14OO-15 90.
nominal: red clover. 81 80, nominal; sweet
clover, 1880, nominal
Evening star., 1944-03-10
United States Steel Corn, electe

George A. Sloan to the Finance Com
mlttee to fill vacancy created by
the death of William J. Filbert.
Evening star., 1944-03-10
N. Y. Curb Market

FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.J
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE
Evening star., 1944-03-10

Alum Co Am Q &c
Am Cyan B 80 Sc
Am G g. FL 80. ~
Am Gen 15g {
Am 1t & T 1.20. II
Am Maracaibo - ]
Am Seal-K BOG 4
Am Super pf Il
Am Writ Pap i.
| Ark Nat Gas A. 4
lAtl c Fish As--- II
Atlas Corp war !
Atlas d F IT, ]
Atlas Ply 80 - J.
Avery&Sons hg. s
Avery pf l DO. Il
Bah &W1i 1 hg-. z:
Baldwin W.
Barium Steel -
Bari & 8 A 100 l!
Blue Ridge .05g-
Bow Bilt 1st II
Bow Bit I'd pf- !;
BrazTrac h1Ag Il
Brill A - !
Brwn F Dist z.
Buckeye p L 80 !
Buff N & E p pf l.
Buff N&EP 5pf 10.
BURY Biscuit !.
Carrier !!
ICenHudG&E. .6S
lCities Service II
|Cities Serv pf 10.
|Cities Svc pf B. II
|Col G&E pf o -. s!
icons G 3 $50 81
Cor & Rey pf3k- g.
ICreole Pet hg a
|Croft Brew .05g.
iCub Att Sug lg- 2.
Dayton Rub Ne. II
derby Oil =.
E G&F 6 pf1 hk. ;!
East Sta pf A. )!
FL B&S pf 6 8;
E Pol I'd pf A s.
EqitCp S3pf AK 81
Esquire .40g--
Eversharp 1.20a q
FansteelMet Ag !!
Fuller (GA) 2s- /;
Fuller So CIV 3g- A
Fuller GA pf 4 s.
Gen Firepfg He 1!
(Gen Sh pf Sd 8.
Glen Alden .40e i
lGodchaux B.. II
IGorh Mfg B. ).
IGray Mfg II
CT Nor Pap go ;.
Hat Corp " g. !
Hecla Min Ne
Helena Rub 1ae i
Hewitt Rub ! -. !.
Hoe r & Co A q
Holophane .30e- i
Huylers :
III Power pf SAX ~
III Zinc .40e -. /,
Ind Serv 6 pr s.
Ind Serv z pf - 81
IndP&L pf5. .25- lot
Indus Fin pf 81
InsCoNAm 21ha. 8,
init Hyro Fl pf- s
Init Indus :
IntM&Chem VT. {
Int Prod 75g -. {
Int SafR B .10e- !
Jacobs Co {
Jeanette Glass Z
Kingston P ,20g Z
Koppers Of 6 1o<
Kress SH pf 80 Il
Lake Sh h. so Il
Lane-Wells / II
Lone st G.20e {
Long Isl l. pt st
LouisL&Exp 40 {
Manati war Z
Mangel Stores
Evening star., 1944-03-10

far this year. e2ec extra. h $500 extra.
k 10c extra. D Paid in 1943. $4,000
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
High School P.-T.A!
Sees Economics Work

The Parcnt-rcachcr Association ui
day afternoon III the library OF The
school with Il large attendance OF
both mothers and teachers reported.
Mrs. j. {. Gardner, president, pre-
sided over the business session. The
minutes Of the February meeting and
the executive board meeting in
March were read and approved. Re-
ports were given by chalrmcn OF the
various committees.
Mrs. /. II. Cruwucr reported that
the association now has ll2 pald-up
members. Mrs. ID. d. Hocutt stated
that there is now money on hand
TO lend students desiring To attend
summer school. Mrs. T.. +. Nanny re-
ported that Improvements have been
made IN various rooms i'll the high
school. s. NJ. Cruwder, principal,
urged cooperation of parents for bet
ter attendance. He also introduced
Mrs. W. W. Davis, Jr.. as q new
member of the faculty.
II was voted 10 send the OUTGOING
and incoming presidents of Che assoc
citation 10 the State PIT. y. meeting
i'll Durham, April Ia and 10. Mrs.
Gardner appointed nominating
committee composed OF Mrs. =. H.
. Perry, chairman. Mrs. T.. IL. Dixon
and Mrs. d. p. MCDuficc. 10 sclcc,
! Officers for the year I94i-l9l5.
Rev. John II. McCrlmmon was in
charge OF the Gcvutiuns. Mrs. Gard,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Drun1atiCS Club Play
Delights Large Cr0zvd

"Pcrchancc to Dream, q onc-ac,
play, WIS presented by henderson
high school druualIcs club Ia q llrpc
audience, last night IN the high school
auditorium. The pI.v was dividcd
mo oISht short scenes, the setting
pGlnG on Pullman car OF 4 train.
Each scene showed Il few moments
IN 'hc iiNcS III all the people ON the
naln, including all kinds Of pcnpIc
from Il bride and groom to Il steer
trust and a concrete man. whose firm
had arnc q bad lob on the .u.DcuC;cI
'fldgc which the tram Is supp Jscdiy
approaching.
Inc aciI"n goes from the bride and
groom 10 group OF college student,
going home for their vacation. caro-
rec and Gay. The audience move,
"ith the C"nGGctug who goes from
Sroup 10 group, taking I'D tickets. \
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Mrs: ElrOd President
Junior WOn1nnS Club

Inc International Relations de-
parlment OF the Junior Wuman's
Glup' headed by Mrs. w. *. Phillips,
IT, Was IN charge OF the program at
inc CLUBS regular monthly meeting
wednesday evening, at Henderson
high school
Mrs. Crawford Peace was guest
speakcr and delighted her audience
ny telling something of her life in
Shanghai, China, prior 10 December
= l94l. She touched lightly on her
stay IN the japanese intcrnmcnt
camp. but gave Il most descriptive
account of her voyage To America on
the GrlpSholm. Following hey talk.
she answered questions from MEM
Dcrs OF the club.
Mrs. l.. y. Lat,a read poem on
Ht!"nin% from the Club Woman
magazine.
During the business session. pro
sided over by Ais RaCnCl Watkins.
Miss Nanny Smith. chairman uf the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Miss OHUe Fit&geruld
Bride OfAl WeStcr; Jr:

Miss Olive Fitzgerald. oi Curli L..
fcnnNylN ;nia. and Al. l.. Wv.;cr. .lr..
If Woodbury.. New Jersey. were
married March ~. in the chapel al
Grace Methodist church, Harrisburg.
pennsylvania. with Rev. Dr.. Hart
man. the pastor. officiating.
Traditional WCddng marches were
played prior Ia ana after the core
muny, and Il Love You Truly" and
Through the Years" were used dur
ing the ceremony.
The couple entered together and
spoke their VOWS before the altar.
The bride wore Il brown suit with
matching accessories and Il shoulder
SorSagc of orchids.
Following the wedding. the out-or-
town guests and members of the
.amily We're entertained al dinner i'm
the Plantation Room OF the Penn
Harris hotel.
After a short Wedding trip. Mr..
md Mrs. WCStcr Will bc at home at
j6. Morris street. Woodbury.. n. !.
Mrs. WcStcr is The daughtcl. oi Nh.
and Mrs. s. y. Fitzgerald. oi Car
Isle. PA. She i a graduate oi Dick
InS"n college and is = i'm Aiu. She
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Sisters HonOred at
Birthday Dinner

air. and Mrs. Harry l.. Wright. of
Hickory Grove Farms: ruutc four. en-
'rrta.ncd at birthday dinner in
honor %! Mrs. Wright, sisters. Mrs.
{. W. Finch and Mrs Il. l.. Kit,rcIl.
Sunday. March -.
The entire dinner except Tor few
items WAS from food grown on the
Hickory Grove Farms and no ration
points were needed.
Guests at the dinner were Mrs. &.
". Finch. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Kit
ircIi. ". y. Kitt"ClI. Miss Lillian Il.
Williams. Mrs. {. +. Daniel. Jimmie
Daniel, Mrs. J. u. Mcdford. all of
oxford: Mr.. and Mrs. ". y. Wright.
Ellie Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Wright
Owen, Jr.. and Bette Ann Wright
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Wright. Johnnie
Wl1gh, and Nancy Wright, Miss
70 allyn. Mary Helen and Harry
Wright III.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
I'll Members From
Vance to Present
Program on Radio

Representatives from Vance culln-
~ l-H club, will present tie regular
+-H radio program over stallion
WPTF, Saturday. April /. at 1890
o'clock. The program j. postponed
from March "a. because of i i'll
mobilization program.
Ih"S" appearing on the program
ne Mildred tiavcs. daughter ul MIR.
md Mr.. 10" l.. Hayes oi Aycocll:
Grace Dlcke4~"n. daughter of Mr..
ma Mrs. ". :. DICiCrsuu Of Zcb
Vance: George Blum. Ir.. son of Mr..
md Mrs. G.. B. Blum "t MIddlcburg:
and ChWchWc!l Curtis. son OF Mi.
md Mrs. {. T.. Curtis of Drcwry.
These boys and girls We're chosen
because ul the outstanding work hey
laNr don" ~Gc, becoming i'll mem
DcrS. They will tel! of thci' project
achievements on The radio program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17

ncr then presented Miss MontCln Mic
Vaughan, home economies instructor
She explained that home economies
stand Tor four principles: develop
ment oil the individual herself, the
individuals contribution TO home
lie, emphasis ON the individuals in
tests and skllls, and development of
the individual for home and COM
munity life. Miss Mclaughlin then
introduced Katie Locker and Ellen
Hicks, representatives OF first and
third years, who gave interesting re-
ports on the work in their depart
merits.
Members were then invited into
the nome economies department 10
see the work accomplished and for
refreshments.
Miss Shannon AIortun's room. lO2
won the attendance prize for the aft
crnOOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Flat Rock News
by MRS. JOHN y. KING

The Home Demonstration club met
with Mrs. J. *. plummcr Thursday
afternoon, March .. The meeting was
opened by Mrs. J. I. Virgins with
the group singing America The
Beautiful" After short business
session the meeting was turned over
10 Mrs. Plummcr. She explained the
lesson sheet in Il very interesting
way, also talked on food we should
cat each day. The lesson for this
month being dishes using little or no
meat. She also stressed the impor-
lance of saving waste fats, tin cans,
waste paper and other things needed
ior the war effort.
The meeting adjourned. ate.
which the hostess served delicious
salad course consisting OF chicken
salad ON lettuce with pickles, cakes
and hot coffee.
Miss Mary V. White has returned
from Norfolk and Portsmouth. Va,
where she spent two weeks with MI.
and Mrs. Charlie I. Bridgcrs and
other relatives.
Mrs. Katie Paschall spent two
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Maggie
ID. White.
MIS- Fannie NcatnCry has returned
To- her home near WILLIAMSBURG after
spending Il few days with Mr.. and
Al>. II. *. NcathCry.
Hrs. John X. King and Mrs. Pal
me: Blanks visited Miss Mary White
and Mrs. Maggie ID. White Friday
Afternoon.
PIC. Adu!phuS White will arrive
March i@ from Richmond, Va, where
me is a dental student III the Med
zeal College OF Virginia, to spend the
>p-nG .Oauy"> with his parents, Mir
and .la-. !. N. White.
-i.. ,'la Ms. john y. King and
two "al.4:cu spent the Weekend il
the home %! III. and Mrs. II. j. Ellis
-. .H,rpu.
Mayor (. l.. Ellis, II. p. Ellis OF
Washington, u. {. and MR.. II. j
$780,. ul -i.reG, were dinner guests
. 81 Mr.. W"d ..1.. John =. King We'd
I al, Gsy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17

nominating committee. presented
the following slate at officers Tor the
year l9ll-l9i5: Mrs. Rhunda Elrod,
president; Mrs. Fred RuyStcr, vice
president: Miss Ruth Allen, sccrc-
tary; Miss Rosa Long Thomas, treas
urer. The club voted unanimously
10 accept the slate as offered by the
committee.
Mrs. Fred Register, tuberculosis
seal chairman, announced that Mrs.
james Arthur Wright has been Sc
cured by the club IL do tuberculosis
work III this county. The club voted
To donate $40 10 the Red Cross drive
now III progress.
Mrs. Hal BisSCtt, Mrs. Carl HCrn-
don, and AliSs Lou Adams were visit
UrS from the Junior Civic club. Miss
Adams odd of the work done by their
club al CuopCrS HALL and reported
that some ri thc members are doing
Girl Scout work and others arc tax
Inn nurses aid
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Mis- COnaratta We'd
TO 1t. (jg) Rose

Announcement is made of the mar
rage "i Grace Marie Comaratta.
daughter ui Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
t"mdratta q! Buffalo. N. Y. To 1t.
Gg) ]. ". Rose. Jr.. on. c. u. S.
Navy. son nf Mr.. and Mrs. J. ".
Rose, February .. 1914. in the chapel
~ he Pensacola Naval Air Training
center. Pensacola. Florida.
1t. Rose Is now stationed al the
office of Naval Procurement in New
Orleans. Louisiana.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Society News
MANY-WEATIIER.

{ AnGlo-SaNon name for March)
The icc-bound brook shakes crystals
free
Uncertain yet if it may 60,
Since frost still stiffens blade and
tree,
And fierce gusts toss Il laggard
snow.
The clouds arc black with threaten
I'd storm;
The crocuS-pctals wrapped to-
gcthcr
And not too sure that il is warm
Enough TO risk them 10 the wealth.
CT;
~I.,!W1H
The willows wear Il hopeful gold,
Accepting spring with answered
pledges;
But wIllul winds blow Suddcn-coId
And freeze the paddles Il, their
edges. =
Dorothy Brown Thompson
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17

For hale and hearty youngsters j.
Pattern 9lOn--ovcralls and play:uir
Hart them off right for healthy
summer by stitching up horh versions
You can do II in spare time. Add the
ncart pockets for an exciting totcu
md Self-ruiiIing for daintncss.
PATTERN 9lnO comes III sizes |. >, 3.
l. Is. Size Il. 0vc:allS, takes - yds. 35-
inch fabric.
Send SlXTEEN CENTS in coin,
Tor this pattern TO Henderson Daily
Dispatch, Pattern Dept, 232, West
18th ST, New York IL, n. Y. Write
plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS.
STYLE NUMBER.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
ct" COUPONS ARR,
NOW OBTAINABLE

r. coupons Tor us in the second
quarter by owners OF cUm"crCial We
hic!rS may be obtained a. the War
i'r!cc and Ratlonlng Boart Row the
2o@rd announced :. cay. T;-cS, COu-
pons will not be valid for use until
April |, but applicants are urged to
get them from the board now in
order TO avoid the last-m:nutc rush.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Rcturn To RaItimnrc

Mrs. Sterling Rincman and daugh-
ter, Joan, have returned To Balri-
more. Md, after spending week
with her pa-ntS, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
pcudcrgraSS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Miss Cree to Wed
Ii. LinWOUd SnOWl

Mr.. and Mrs. .Jamcs \. Cree an
npuncc the engagement Of Their
daughter, Alma Douglas. 10 II. Lin
wood Snowa. OF Richmond. Virginia.
tn" date OF tine wedding has not We,
been set.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17

The South Henderson surgical
dressing room will open Monday eve
ming, Mrs. b. y. Scott announced to-
day. Mrs. Scott urged helpers to
finish the new quota as soon as DOS
sIb!c as another one has already been
given In begin as soon as this one
is finished.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17

In NJ rch 1918 the Food Admins
traitor asked that no wheat products
be served in hotels or restaurants
until after the harvest. We arc nov
eating 80 million more bushels OF
wheat Than before the war.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17

There viii bc an ample supply Of
t"Nn,S balls this season but they
won't u" ~ lively a of yurc. They
viii be made This year of synthetic
rubber and will not have the bounce
OF prc-War balls.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Goes TO Suffolk

Miss Grace Ga!braith. who has
been i'll for Il month. has gone TO hcr
nome IN Suffolk, Va. to rccupcratc
She expects To return 81 her work
here about the middle of April.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Bird Club pnSinnnnl

The Henderson Bird club will not
meet Monday evening, March 20, but
will meet the following Monday.
March -, it was announced TODAY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17

y national survey shows that o.
percent at the herds of hogs in the
United States need some correction
Tor increased egg production
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
To POrtSnnuil,

Mr.. and Mrs. \. Il. NcdIir md
family have returned 10 Portsmouth
Va, after visiting Mrs. j. S. McdIm
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
Daughter Born

DduCntcf Born
Mr.. and Mrs. Badger Clark an
n"uucC tho birth of a daughter. Shir-
Icy Ann. scv"n pounds. eleven cum
t"S. Tuesday. March II. 1914. al Ma
RIA Parham hospital. Mother and
daughter arc reported 10 DC getting
a'"ng fine. Mrs. Clark was the for
mcr Miss RUBY Pearl Edwards.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17

Es'on!l normally produces almost
:; ton Of potatoes annually for each
Inhabit. mt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17
BERT Ef&
birth Announcement.

NJ. and Mrs. Robert l.. R"ayjS an
nuunCc the birth ui u daughter.
Nancy Lee, OH March H. at Maria
Idihdn hospital. Mother and dauGh-
ter arc reported TO be doing nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-17

ALTHOUGH she's only ono year old,
Linda Lee Phillips OF Chicago
knows how TO show the proper dis
approval OF the flag Of our enemy.
The swastika souvenir was sent to
her by her father, Pfc. Robert Phil
lips, who fought In North Africa
end Sicily. (Interrotionop
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15

students Will compete in separate
divisions The three Winning essays
from each division from Michigan,
will be entered in the National Con.
test, where twenty-three cash prizes
totaling $3.50 will be awarded.
The National tuberculosis Asso-
citation offers two 500 scholarships
as the first prize for individual and
class projects in the high school
division: and two $50 prizes as sec.
ond awards; two s25 prizes for third
awards; and two $40 prizes for spc-
ci5l awards The high school win.
ner may choose between the cash