davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-30

FOUND: A GOLD WEDDING Rr
with inscription. Owner can
same by identifying and paw
for ad. Call 642-J. "A.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-30

ELFC. PUMPS. GALV. PIPE
standard sizes. Pipe fittings. Water
spl2ots. Watkins Hardware Co.
28-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-30

"WANTED-MAlDS TO WORK
Hotel Vance. Working hours nj
10 four. Good pay. Kitchen he
also wanted. o.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-30

WANTED: WHITE OR COLORED
woman 10 do general houseWork.
Salary, Room and board furnish
ed. References and health card
required, Call POOP. or see Mrs.
Frank Fuller, Mlddlcburg, N. c.
28-eOd-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-30

IRON CORDS-WITu on
switch and plan. Watkins :,
ware Co. '''"1 II
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-30

PosT-HoLE DIGGERS. NJ
noe forks shovcIs Tools lax LAX
needs Watkins IIardu ,'Is i .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-30

WANT ADJ
Get Get Result
MAREFos1
Workmanship. RenIsians' b
mer Stone WORKS ehang
ia T1'sS''"' 2l9 Young St. " '.
FARM \h FOR RENT on
shares to small lanih'N III
meth GreenWay. Rn,,H Bee \
son or c. {. LoughIn Item
Shop in Henderson '''' ID Sal
Po 2s DlGGERS. ~
noe forks >hoycIs Ian
needs Watkins Hardware , c6|
IRON C~oRDs-WITH CIR
switch and PLAN. W,,CCUI
ware Co. ''N'''2 lid
WANTED TO BJ,Y --
heater with hot Waiter ran.n"l
Also electric non. Gail 2@-'Tgy
+ p. m. -o' 0e]
IRON COOK POTS. , GNo-
Watkins Hardware Co. 81 81
II. O; FALkNER AND SON RI
and Wood, Spring ST., pnoDo
Bob Falkner wants to serVa
FOR SALE 1910 FORD U4IFn
pickup, new motor 49,"
springs, over size tires, s NJ.
rear Dumper-32-2o gero+ nv
y. Ellis, Jr, Route J.. N.eSn
G, phone 3D. 40
FOR SALE: ONE WOOD ~ Il
range with hot water iacEa,
231 before 6 p. lu. qN
AXES ON AND OFF H4v0I
Az handle SOC each. Iron wa1 }
double face mauIs, Watkins H.
ware Co. 90
LOST SATURDAY NIGHT 4
William street small bag conta1
ing white purse and horn rimn]
eye glasses, also name Of ou1
Mary Ann Darlington. Reward
finder ii brought to Dispatch 4
lice 26-|
FOUND: A GOLD WEDDING R1j
with inscription. Owner can }
same by identifying and pay1
for ad. Call 642-J. RAJ
WANTED-MAIDS TO WORK J
Hotel Vance. Working hours nj
10 four. Good pay. Kitchen nd
also wanted. H-3
LOST: LAST WEEK PAIR
black, fur-lined leather glov,
Reward. Return TO Luther Hugh
655 North Garnet street, Pho
29-J. 49,
LOST; NEW STERLING IDEN'
tlcatIon bracelet. Medium lin
No engraving. Reward. Notify
Rem Hale, George \. Rose
| Sons. 81.
WE BUY, SELL, AND IRA
cattle and hogs. W. & Hight l..
stock Hlarket. Phone l57. 9-e0t
WANTED-1941 DELUXE 70.
Mercury, or Pontiac immediat
Call $500. %
NEW PLASTIC CORD GOV
Prevents kinks in your teleph
cord. Watkins Hardware Co.
ELEC. FENCERS-kNOBS A
insulators. Hot shot battery. v
kinS Hardware Co. %
ONE BEDROOM FOR RENT. GIG
in. Phone 797. l24 Zene street
30.
GALV. GARBAGE CANS s.
and S3.49. Wooden tubs S2.be. "
kins Hardware Co. ~
1887 SUPER g" PACKARD F.
sale. New tires. Run and lo
good. Cheap. Call lll2-WA,
Perry street, Henderson. ~
ELECTRIC CHURN MOToF
Stone churns. Watkins HardW
Company. 20
FOR SALE CHEAP-FIREPRO
National Ticket Register. Ideal
Grocery Store or small buslh
Holds 240 different accounts. =
several good used desks ana \
tor Adding Machine. Allo'
Printing & Office Supply GO.
LARGE ENOUGH TO MEET w
needs, small enough to appfet
your business. Prompt ana ~
teous service. Wake Mohu'
Co., Henderson, N. c., lus' pe
city limits. Norlina Road. d,
NV Manaoer 28-T-T-s
FELT WEATHER STRIPPING
shut out cold. Window glasses
size. Watkins Hardware 60. =
~~Dn 1850
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-30
WANT ADS
Get Results
HENDERSON BUSINESS C0LLFGE

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
Register now Tor Shnrtha0S AZ
counting Fltng and Tvnino Be
ven-rr5ined in b~."sinasc sI,6ion,s
md Dpp0RTINITV n,i11 E,1n ol"
ind vo,, a.
W
't.itNeE3'"F OF la'e model, large
- ',iU B" s29d to.IuItIoA, NaIl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-30

FOR SALE-A MOTOROLA PlOn
up. 3 months old $50 CASH o l10;
ll50-W.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-30

SHOWER BATH AND SHAMPOO
spray. Fit, any faucet ST .00. Wat
kIn> Hardware Co. 28-4ti
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

bor unter Der Direftion bon Maoan1e
Berftns fat Elm 8i6lein bon 2 Get
ten beroffent1t6t NIT oem Ettel ,,lln-
oeritanotng Srbenile 0eltnquencD".
Sn 0ieiem 8ii6lein ueroen ale mog-
li6en l1rIa6en fir 0ie btelen Gerge=
ben unIerer beutigen Sugen0 ange-
fitbrt. Iber oie ollertpi6tiglte lit Dol
Zig unertpdbnt eeblieben un0 6ies nit
Mbii6t. Mit teiner 5ilbe miro geIagt,
oaB 0ie felt 1angem tmmer mebr fort
i6reitenoe gdn5lid)e 8era6tung Der
unfeblbaren moralil6en @utoritat
@ottes bel Sod uno 9eie0rig, BEL
Obrigfeiten nno l1ntergebenen, bel
2ebrern un0 S6iilern bel gin5elnen
un6 erit re6t i'm Samilienleben Der
tieflte @runo fit Die 8ertpi16erung
Der Sueen0 lit. 0ies 8ii6lein aus ser
Nmtsltltbe unIereS ,,SecretarD Of 2az
bor'', be5ablt nit Dem @el0e ser
Steuer5abler, lit ober no6 ni6t So
nit 5ufrieoen. gs gibt ote 8erfalie-
rim 0artn trn6, natiirli9 in einem
Gone bon l(nfeblbarfeit, Die 6ur6a1s
oen 2ebren Oes Gbriitentums i6nltr=
1trads entgegenloufen.
Sic bebauptet, &in0er bGtten feline
@eipiiien, Oos unteri6eioe 5tpiI6en
gut un6 bo5. 0nmit 1te 5tpi16en out
un0 bos unterI6eioen uno oono6 ibr
Sanoeln einri6ten lernten> niiBten
Die @ltern ibnen beibringen, tpel6e
nelde 9luspirtungen it,
rer Sn1pulle bon ser meni6li6en &C.
Ieui6aft (?D gebilligt rn0 ni6t &C. !
biQtgt Diiroen.
Oas lit alio na6 oieier 98eisbeit |
in elmer Ser >pi6tiglten Nmtsltuben |
1nIerer 8unoesbal1pt1taot Die 0uelle
1no Auttoritat fit ale Sittlt6teit, oie
eeitrng fr bite @etpiiien: 8as Die
@eieaidoft binigt unb mas
lie miBbiutgt. @s tpdre gum 2o6en,
penn eS ni6t 10 unldgIid trourig tpG=
ce Wenn oie menl6lt9e @eienl9oft,
pie bereits Elm, GROCER Sell es tut,
!, g. bic @eburtentontroue biIltgt,
ooer, tpie oies ou6 Der San lit, ben
Deor0 an ungeborenen @in6ern, ounn
It oagegen ni6ts ein3utpenoen, oenn
oie menidli6e @eieui6oft biligt oer=
,ei. Wenn Die freieI item Sitten in &lei=
oung unO 8enebmen, in 8ergniigen
Der i6limm item Nrt rno bet6nii6er
6ribolitat, tpenn @bebru6 uno Che
Ibeioung nibt miBbiuigt meroen, 6ann
lit oieS gut. TINS nit unierem Drift
(i6en @laubensbelpuBtiein uno nit
ben auf ibm fubenoen Sittli6feitseee
Ieben lit Ser l1nitnn uno oos Ber6erb=
(ide FOLDER 2ebre obne peiteres flar
DUB es ober Wooame gerfins uno
Ibreren 9elferinnen uno 2euten ibrer
Rreiie nidt tlar lit, 5etgt eben nur 81
oeutlid, mo- it6 Die 8linobeit finoet.
llno oieie rn0 bie1e anoere ,8linoe"
IN unierer beutigen 8elt pollen bie
anoeren 8linoen fiibren. Oas fann
nur oa5u fiibren, baB aue in ser
Srl1be Ianoen, in elmer @rnbe nod
'flimnerer 8elttonfuiion, als Tie es
ebt .i6on lit.
X x X
Der ausgeplMnberte enropaiide
Sentiment
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
@ebrandt 8-Wail sur Griparnng bOn
Srad)tranm!

9e1ItQUI, OQB l1aH UrIeTe d1 A19e=
borige in 11nIerer 9lrmee uno Slotte
iiber See 10 biel als m0gli6 per g.
Setter 16iden loa 0uour6 miro nam=
ltd) SO Bro5ent Sra6traum eripart.
Seoer 8-2etter miro ,auf einen Slim
bon geagelgroBe pbotograpbiert uno
bertleinert. Cine iol6e 8zWeail Stint
rolle 1piegt MIR ettpo iteben lln3en
uno entb6lt run0 1900 8riefe. Seit
Suni 1912 itno biSlang 2O0,OOO,000
8-Wail8riefe na6 l1eberiee geionot
tporoen, uno Oaour6 tpuroen nabe51
100000 Bfuno Sro6t eingeIpart.
g8enn man it6 oies auf oas
&riegSnaterial umre6net, oas itatt=
oe11en tranSportiert nerOen fonnte, 10
1tno oieS 496,428 @aron0 @etpebre
ooer 1,323,809 Ginbeiten 8lutplos=
ma, ooer 2,298,29 &s6elorotionen
oOer 62,2O9,393 56uB 80 &aliber
Satronen o0er 5,791, ,666 Dubeno
Serbano5e1tg. Muf Eruppentransporte
umgere6net, beoeutet oieie grIparnis
oie Nogli6feit, 32>876 Monn i
5tpei bolle Dibiitonen - nad) lteber-
fee 5u transportieren.
Oie 6ormulare fir 8=Wail itno |
foltenlos in ieoem Boltomt 81 erbal-
ten. Aue fir oie Streitfrdfte in 1ebers
fee ousgeianote ,,8=Moil" gebt 6urd
bret poitaliibe 3entren in Seem Oorf, |
5an Srancisco un6 felt f1r5em oud)
in Chicago.
8ie Ser BoItoienit Der Armee be- |
fannt gibt, erreiden 8=Mails8riefe 10. |
gar bereits unIere Gruppen, 6ie in
Dem 8riidentopf bon 9tettuno rrnter=
balb bon &om 5ur 3eit in f6peren
&fen nit oen 9eut16en iteben. |
Die 8-Mail-Senoungen tperoen BORT
bin bon Der algeriI9en Safenl ltoot
Sran aus per 8lug3eug beforoert, TO-
fern 6te 8etterperbaltniile 6ies &C.
ftatten. 9ie Satlade, 6aB 6ieie i6nene
Selopoit bic Truppen oirett an elmer
Der erbittertlten Sronten errei6t, lou-
te fir allei ibre @ngeborigen uno
Sreunoe oabeim elm erneuter 9ln1porn
iein, ii6 ausidlieBli6 Ser iogenonn-
ten 8-Mail 81 beoienen, oie iiberoies
ou6 bilft, enorm an Sra6traum 5u
iparen, oa Die 8riefe ouf Nfifrofilme
pbotograpbiert meroen uno iomit pe=
niger Blab etnnebmen, als gepobn=
li6e 8riefe.
Iu6 in bem pa5ifilben @riegs=
tbeater fino auf BEN fiir5lid teilmeiie
eroberten Maribau> >SSnleln bereits bie
notigen ginri6tungen our gnttpid-
lung 0ieier 8=Moil= =Ofitrofilme an=
gelegt 1porOen, un0 tpie bie BoIt11nter
lotpobl Ser Irmee als Der Jlotte nit |
teilen, lit bon bislang insgela1nt $685.
100000 na6 l1eberIee ousgelanoten
9-Wail-8riefen nod fem ein5iger
berloren gegangen.
X X X
8eitimmnnsen fir 8riesssefansenen-
pDit
I'm Die prompte gblieferung BON
9oit an &riegseefangene ODER 3ibil-
internierte in Deutidlano gu 9ep1br-
leiiten, empfieblt 6as Boitoffice-De-
partment bic 9eoba6tug foleen0er
Snitruftionen:
Sic nnrSGriftSm1sin nArpsSiertp,1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
WQuQA nnA allen GIoN

Boftforten Iollen in Elm Offences &11=
bert (oas nidt fronfiert 5u tper6en
brau6t) eeltedt Deroen, 6as einfa6
Die Iufi6rift trd9t: uBolt1naiter -
Briioner Of 8or Mail''. 9iei fen l1m-
l6laf Derfe man Damn einna9 in Sen
na6ten 8rieffolten. Ofon fann oie
Boitladen ober au6 obne &ubert Ell
nem S6alterbean1ten in oen So1ton=
italten ausbGnoigen. Oies erltredt 1t6
auf getpobnlid5e Bolt tpie ou6 onf
2uftpoit.
0ie WoBnabmen lino nottpenoig
getDor0en> % 0euti6lon6 itber 0ie
Sdpei5 mitgeteilt bat, 6aB ob 1.
Oear5 1914 Bolt an amerifaniid)e
&riegSgefangene nidt 3ur Abliefe=
rung gelangen miro, iofern oie 9luf=
|i6lage Meottos trogen tpie 3. g. 9. for
gictorp, Bin tbe 8ar, 8up Il. g.
|5obin9s 8on6s, 8up @or 5abings
StampS ono Bombs, 6or Oefenle,
uin.
Nnn5abl Der MiTionsidmeitern iiber-
tptegt bic Der Niiiionare
Na6 einem bon &eb. freoerid 6. |
Dieb, MW, fir oen 6ioes-Na6ri9= |
ten0ienit 5uiammengeltellten 8eridt |
befiaoen itd) in 6en auspdrtigen M1ii= |
iionseebieten o1ler 2dnoer mebr Mii= !
itonsi6peitern als Miiiionare. sic
MAIDEN ettpa 3pei6rittel oes Wil1ions=
perlonols aus. Die @eiamt5abl ol1er
in ben Wtiiiionen totigen Perlonen be-
tr6gt 83,775. Son 6ieien iino 53,O25
S6Deitern, 1915 8rieiter un6 1886
0aslel6e 8erbd1tnts beitebt fir 0as
eingeborene Wiiiionsperlonal.
S6on felt langen Sobr3ebnten mar
OuS Augenmert ser Mii1ionsoirettion
in Hom 0urauf geri6tet, ni6t nur Ell
nen eineeborenen &lerus in Sen Meii-
iionSgebieten beran5u5ieben, ionoern
au6 eingeborene Sroensi6tpeI tern,
tuel6e lt9 Ser tpi6tigen EGtigfeit in
S6ulen, @r5iebungsanltalten rno |
Solpitalern piomen. Mu6 bat Die gr-
fabrung ge5eigt, ooB Die @efabren ser
8erfolgung nid)t 10 groB ltn6. Som
Sabre 1888 bis 1889 bat oie 3abl |
Der eingeborenen SroensI6tpefern in
iamtli6en Wiiiionen ser Bropoganoo
Tim 22 Bro3ent 5ugenommen.
X X X
8eiitige 84inbbeit
Sn einem glrtifel ,,8linoe poQen
glin6e fiibren' geiBelt Gep. s. Wear-
fert, $50, oie in unierer mooer-
men 8eieqibaft> in unlerer Sugeno-
er5iebung uno ielbit in Negierungs=
fretlen berri6enoe 8linobeit in 8e5ug
auf religi0ie uno moraliide 6iibrrng.
,,gs it, 10 idreibt Hep. Warfert,
ueine refine 8olierluppe bon Heligion,
Elm SSSellp> Sen man als ongenebme
Na6Ipeiie, als cine @ei6madsla9e ge=
nieBen fann, bon Dem man ober feline
nGbrenoe &raft erlparten tonn. Sour
geiitige. 8linobeit fann erfldren, oaB
oieie ,,2eudten" auf onoern literari=
iben @ebieten bier Sen S6ein ser
8irfli6feit empfinoen uno an6ere So
gu bringen polen, i'm ebenio an5u-
iphnt1 Ga IL hinIInicht I'm 1n hoAnnnr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

Dentihlano aus ben beiestett Gan.
bern oes Sentiments bic 1ngebeure
Sunme bon 4,5O0,00O,OOO 8funb
berausge3o9en. Sic febt itd folgen-
0ermoBen 3uIammen: 3,2O0,0O0,O0O
Bfun0 ma6en 8eIobungsfoiten uno
anoere 3mangsouflaeen aus. 0o51t
fonmt cine @leoringz56ulol fitr 2ies
ferungen aller rten I'M 8etroge bon
,9OO,OO0,O0O 8funo.
Die gegentpdrtige >Sabresleiitung
ser otfupierten 2dnoer bon 1,20O,-
100000 8funo ,iotpie bic oeuti9en
Gleoring=S6uI6en ser 1etten t2 800
note I'M 8etrage bon 50O,0O0,000
Pfun0 betpeilen, 6aB Deut16lanos
5oroerungen un6 grpreliungen ltdns
Big tpa6Ien. 3uiammen MAIDEN Die
2eii eiitl1ngen ser offupierten 2Gnoer it
BEN lebten IL Monuten bis gum 80.
September 1913 1,7OO,OOO,OOO
Bf1no aus, ettpa $85,0OO,OOO,OOO.
SSn alien 0ieien 3iffern iino nibt
eingere6net aue 2eiltl1ngen, oie aus
oen beieBten Tetlen 93uBlanos Der,
auSge5ogen mur0en uno ebenio tpenig
ote iiberbaupt nid]t ab5u16GBenoen
S6aoen our6 &aub uno Bliinoerung.
X X X
&erunitaltnngem an Netp Oprfer
&irden
g8ie aus Seem gorf beridtet miro,
itnO sort Dor f11r5em banoalil6e Afte
an berl l6ieoenen &ir6en Ser Stoot
beriibt por6en. 60 tpur6en bic Eii=
rem ser ct. 8atrids ]&atbe6rale nit
roter 6arbe bel6miert. Die onge-
6rodten bearoten Sarbtlere ioben tpte
6rage3ei6en aus, aber sic Boli3ei er=
flarte, oaB es it6 obne 3tpeife1 nm
No6biloungen oes Sont-
mer- uno Si6elipmbols ser ruililben
So1pietunion banoelt.
Snnerbalb elmer Stunoe tparen
|nebrere Der bo6iten Holi5eibeon1ten
Der Sta6t, 5uiammen nit untforntier-
ten Boli5ilten un6 Oetefttpen, bel66f=
tigt, Spuren Der TGter in Der 9eod=
5aridaft auf5ufin0en. @rabil6of s. S.
5pellman un0 on0ere fir9li6e @iir=
oentrGger tpur6en linn ibre Mnii6t
itber 6ie @nttDeibungen erlu9t> lebn-
ten aber ieglidbe &ommentare ob.
SSeoe Der i6tperen @i6entitren am
5ii6baupteingang bon Der 5. Abe.
uno so. St. ber mar NIT roter 9arbe
in Ser gei6iloerten Sorm bei6niert
por6en. Se6es Der 3ei9en par nns
gefabr bier SUB bo6 uno 8tpei SUB
BRETT Darunter tpar Elm ,,3" gemalt
Iporoen. 9ie glei6en @nttpeibungen
befanoen ii6 au6 an BEN beioen Eii-
ren oes gingangs an Der 1. st., tpe>
nige S6ritte bon Ser @pe. Gin pei-
teres Baar Ser 3eiden befono ii6 an
ben Steinen oes @ingangs i'm Norben,
IN ser 81. St., 11ntpeit ser Waoiion
2lbe.
0as Snnere ser &atbeorole tpar
anbelda6igt.
9o6 bie 8anoalen batten nod Ell
he 5tpeite tatbolil6e Stride perun5iert.
IS tpar oies bic @innelfabrtstir6e,
215-219 8eIt 1O7. ct. glls ser
Rir6enoiener BORT Inn l1br fritz oie
Evening star., 1944-12-10

is on the Hatvan-Losonc railway
running up to Central Slovakia.
Moscow did not announce when
the new offensive began northeast
of Budapest. 1t had slackened after
the Russian capture of Hatvan on
November 26 and Berlin first began
talking seriously of Soviet assaults
four days ago.
Berlin broadcasts admitted last
night that Pest and its heavily forti-
fed suburbs on the east bank of the
Danube had been isolated and told
of bloody and confused" fighting
in the outskirts. German lines east
of the city were drawn back several
miles, Berlin said.
In capturing Szigetszentmiklos on
Csepel Island in the Danube the
Russians were only 6 miles from
the last Nazi escape railway which
enters Budapest on the southwest.
On the west bank OF the Danube op-
posite Csepel. at captured Ercsi and
nearby Rackeresztur, the Russians
were within Is miles of that Buda-
pest-Vienna trunk line.
A German Transocean agency re-
Evening star., 1944-12-10
War Bonds
CONTINUED From First Page }

Of the Commerce Department, will
complete the program.
Co-sponsors of the auction, with
the War Finance Committee, are
the Little Theater and Mr.. Meyers
Scout Troop 80.
The District bond drive sales yes
terday rose to sos, 400 ,000-with a
goal of $94 900, 900 but the sale Of "E"
bonds-the bond which drive lead
ers have said repeatedly is the most
important one in the campaign-fell
7 per cent behind schedule. With
only week more before the drive
ofdcially ends Saturday. "E'' bond
sales were s14,So0 900, or 1913 per
cent of the quota OF Sc, 100000.
Individual sales In the District,
including "E" bonds and bonds of
larger issue sold to individuals, now
stand at $27 800 900, or 5s.3 per cent
of the $46, ,000, 900 quota. Corpora
tions sales, which are responsible for
the drive going over the top, are now
41.9 per cent above their $4S, 90 900
quota, with a total Of $6s, ,100, 900
sold to date.
National war bond officials an
nounced, meanwhile, that New York
State, having surpassed its $4,226,-
600 900 goal, is out to get another
billion before the campaign ends
next Saturday.
With latest figures for the Empire
State totalipg $4,264 ,90o, 900, of1icials
there voluntarily have boosted the
goal Is per cent, the Treasury said.
At the same time it was announced
that Ohio and New Jersey also have
topped their goals, although the
figures were not available.
Nationwide, the campaign con-
tinued on an oversubscribed basis,
yesterdays total sales being an
nounced as 4,464 900 600. OF this
amount, $11,277 ,000, 900 represented
sales to corporations and $3,1s7, ,Ooo,-
600 to individuals. Included in the
individual total were sales of "E"
bonds amounting to 1928, ,000, 900.
The national 'E" bond quota is still
Evening star., 1944-12-10

chairman of the shoe group of the
retail division Of the War Finance
Committee, who announced $154,-
537 sold during the first two weeks
of the drive. The Federation OF Cit
izens' Associations has sold $1,021,-
$50 to date, P. J. Abelman, bond
chairman, announced.
Edward C. Baltz, secretary OF
the Perpetual Loan Co., yesterday
bought 5000 900 worth of bonds on
behalf of his company.
The bond-selling caravan, which
has been seen at various theaters
and on F street, will be stationed to-
day on the Capitol grounds from
II am. to pm. Following its ap-
pearance here, it will be at Grifith
Stadium for the Redskin game from
1:30 to $3.50 pm. and in front of
Loew's Capitol Theater from 4::30
to $50 pm. Jerry Strong OF radio
station WINK will serve as master
of ceremonies.
The children of Kensington {Md.)
Elementary School, with a quota of
$40, $50, have sold total of $3.50
in bonds, 1t was announced last
night.
Evening star., 1944-12-10

some distance from the $2,500, ,000, 600
mark set by Treasury officials, al
though reports beginning to arrive
in Washington from many special
Pearl Harbor Day campaigns have
encouraged War Bond sale leaders.
They said that II the trend con-
tinued the ''E" bond quota would be
reached and, perhaps, exceeded.
As an example, West Virginia cit
izens set out to sell enough bonds
to represent a token payment for
two hours of war at the rate Of $10,-
300, 1000 an hour. They sold enough
to represent six hours, three min
utes and four seconds, or $65 Ats, ,080
The West Virginia drive included
all sales between November, ~ and
December Z.
The Maryland War Finance Com
mittee reported yesterday that State
sales of bonds totaled $284, 500 900
through Friday, or 1876 per cent of
the Maryland's $210,000,000 quota.
The individual sale was $91 SOC, $50,
with "E" bond sales amounting to
SIC, 500, 900.
Sales Prizes Authorized.
To encourage "E" bond purchases,
the War Labor Board has an
nounced that employers may now
award prizes to star War Bond
statesmen. Such awards can not
exceed Is in any one company, or
more than one for each 100 en-
ployes. Any reasonable plan to
award prizes for bond selling is
permissible, the announcement said,
and providers of prizes can exer-
else discretion with respect to such
awards.
Outstanding sales were reported
yesterday by Adolph Siegel, bond
Evening star., 1944-12-10
Don AnseImo CopeIIo
Funeral Arranged
For Tomorrow

Members of the diplomatic corps
and high Government officials will
attend funeral services for Don
Anselmo Copello, Ambassador from
the Dominican Republic, at II am
tomorrow at the Sacred Heart
Church, Sixteenth street and Park
road NV. After temporary burial
in Arlington Cemetery, the body will
be taken to the Dominican Republic.
The Ambassador, who was SIS, died
yesterday in Doctors Hospital OF
heart attack which followed pneu-
monia. He had been i'll two days.
His work was praised in the
. following statement made yesterday
by Secretary of State Stettinius:
Il have been greatly grieved to
learn of the death of the distin-
guished Ambassador of the Domi-
nican Republic. His exceliency An
selmo Copella. In my association
with him in dealing with the prob
lens of mutual interest, I have come
to know his outstanding qualities
rs a diplomat and as friend.
He has represented his country
with distinction and has always
evinced a most helpful spirit of CO.
operation in dealing with matters
of common concern. The Dominican
people will rightly mourn the pass
ing of gifted statesman and his
many friends in this country will
sincerely share their sorrow"
Senor Copello returned to Wash
{vnexfoy, IENnIou frnvSs the nNy,o iY1ipo q y,
Republic, where he had been on
official business for three months.
He was accompanied by his only
son, Jeronimo.
Before his appointment as Am
bassador to this country in Novem-
Der, 1943, Senor Copello had never
served as a government official ex-
cept for several honorary posts.
His credentials were received by
President Roosevelt on December
20, 1943. He succeeded DR.. j. M.
Troncoso, now Secretary of the
Treasury of the Dominican Republic.
President of the principal to-
bacco company of the Dominican
Republic, Senor Copello's home was
In Santiago.
Besides his widow, Sonora de
Copello, and his son. he is survived
by four daughters, Adelina. Argen-
tina, Ileana and Margarita. The
family lives at the Embassy, 1880
Sixteenth street NV.
DR.. j. r. Rodriguez, Minister
Counselor, will direct the affairs of
the Embassy until further arrange
ments are made by his government.
Evening star., 1944-12-10

had left Budapest to attend .
ministerial meeting in Sopron," thus
afiirming what had been reported
for several days past--that the Nazi-
dominated Szalasi cabinet had
abandoned Budapest.
Budapest now is ruled by q mill
tary dictator and Hungarian on
cials leave no doubt that Szalasi,s
government will fight on-wherever
1t may be-" the German broadcast
said.
Evening star., 1944-12-10

port disclosing that the Hungarian
ministers Of Ferenc szalasi's govern
ment had Ned Budapest said they
temporarily settled in Sopron.
Sopron, "a miles southeast of
Vienna, is only rs miles northwest
Of Marshal Tolbukhin's southwest
ern wing, battling around the lower
end OF Lake Battalion about 40 miles
from the Austrian frontier.
Transocean said Hungarian For
eign Minister Baron Gabor Kemeny
Evening star., 1944-12-10

junction, Is miles northeast of the
capital, and Jobbagyi, on the western
edge Of the Matra mountains, Is
miles northeast of Aszod. Jobbagyi
Evening star., 1944-12-10
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

print in the mud has come to be the
mark of perfect crime.
But the chances are that these "per-
feet crimes" like another similar
series of stranglings, will eventually
be solved
In that series, the criminal had
left trail of murder all along the
Pacific Coast.
First, in 1925, a 60-year-old rooming
house proprietor was strangled in one
of her empty rooms in San Francisco.
Another the same age met the same
fate in nearby San Jose ten days
later. a nephew of the second victim
caught sight of "a dark, Orientallook-
ing stranger with deep-set eyes, black
and staring"
Weeks passed with no new terror,
then Mrs. Lillian st. Mary, q San
Francisco rooming house keeper, was
found throttled, her ribs crushed as
by some great ape. The murderer was
dubbed the Gorilla Man. He struck
in rapid succession in Santa Barbara,
Oakland, Portland and Seattle, usual
~ robbing as well as killing.
The Gorilla Man" moved east, first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

After time the body was buried in
potters field
Still convinced that they are con.
fronted with merely a series of coin
cidences, East Liverpool police never
theless answer calls from the Ohio
River Road with considerable trepida-
ton. Whether one stranger or sew
eral have been busy there, a hand