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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09

the first edition was mailed to 100 subscribers. This month, the sub- scription list had reached more than 500 and letters were still pouring in to the editor to be sort ed, edited and published.
 "Philippine Postscripts' is made up mainly of letters written to the editor by wives with husbands on the islands and the letters nearly always Include news from the Philippines. Even a form card from a soldier husband in Jap anese prison camp is news, accord- ing to Mrs. Grimes.
 Eager to Share News She says that wives are anxious to share word, which comes so seldom, with others longing for bits of news from places where members of their families might be-on Formosa or with guerrilla fighters in Bataan or Luzon. In several cases, wives have learned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09

will come sooner than we can ever hope"
 Mrs. Grimes says that most of the letters from husbands in Jap- anese prison camps say something like this one in another edition of her paper-"Please see that the memory of times we have had and will have again keep you happy. If families keep health and faith as I have we will all be together soon."
 Work While Waiting
 Most of the families who lived together in the islands before being evacuated and separated are doing the same things while waiting for their "boat" to come back, Mrs. GriemS says. Letters she receives are from wives of officers who are working for the Red Cross, in de- fense plants, in offices, or making homes for children and waiting. Wrote Maj. Gen. Allen w. Gull
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
COMMUNITY CLUB
 SEATS OFFICERS
Albert Wilkie Mary Abbott President; Dance FOl-
 lows Exercises

Albert Wilkie was installed as president of the Mar y Abbott Com munity club at ceremonies conduct ed last night at the Mary Abbott school gymnasium. Conrad M. Carl srud, president of the Overlook Community club, and Maurice Grif- fin, president of the Hopeville Com munity club, served as installing of- ficerS.
 Others were installed as follows: vice. president, Rome CaroSello; re- cording secretary, Mrs. Rose Fitz- patrick; assistant and financial sec retary, Mrs. Mary Valero; treasur- CT, Archibald Mitchell; board of di- rectors, Louis Tedesco, chairman; Angelo Rainone, Vito Travisano, Michael Carosella, Nicholas Valerie, Charles Nardozzi, and Joseph D'Elia; sergeants-at-arms, Robert Coatta, and Harris RanSlow; entertainment committee chairman, Joseph Perry.
 A social and dance followed the exercises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
Manufacturers Aim
 For High Bond Mark
s3O,OOO,OOO E Quota Set for Sixth War Loan Drive
 By Connecticut IndnstriaIists

be a better Christmas present to them than the news flash, "Con- necticut Over the Top in the Sixth War Loan Drive Amid the dis comforts and dangers of winter fighting, no words could be more disheartening than to hear that we had failed to back them 100 per cent with our dollars"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09

Britain is rationipg six ouncez of bacon weekly to each conssinaer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
ONE-WOMAN | PAPER BINDS
 PRISONERS' KIN
RY JOANNE EDISON

(United Press Stan COrrespOndent)
 Charlotte. N. C., Nov. 9-(UP)- The wife of It. Col. Arthur J. Grimes, missing in action in the Philippines since 1941, recently cel- .ebrated the first birthday of her one-woman newspaper, which for the past year has served as 8 tie among families in the States whose husbands or sons have been miss ing in action since the fall of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09
ORGANIZATION FOR ORIENT

A new school for training Army officers for civil affairs duties in the Far East. including stpdy of the Japanese language, preparatory to occupation Of Japan and Its con- quered territories. has been launch- ed s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-09

lion. former provost magSltl M the editor The comfuur|t
 of interest which the paper fIIfl efs will have it's effect in cry1IaI- lizing faith in the ultimate sur vivaI of your men In the Far East and that faith and the Oppression of it will serve as the ritual does in religion to help overcome ap- parently insuperable obstacles 2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26
Brof. Gingemberger 6abinaeIdie0en

sSSn Chicago ift, no6 Idngerem 2ei-
oen, i'm Sitter bon 62 Sabren, oer be-
fannie 8rofeiior Otto A. Singenber-
ger aus oteiem 2eben geidieoen. @r
tpor iabrelang Brofeiior oes Muitf-
unterri6tes am ct. Morp Of tbe 2ate'
Seminar in Mun6eletn. Mnf oem gl1-
6oriltiiden &ongreB in Gbicaeo I'M
Sabre 1926 oirigierte er oas multi
toliide un6 geIanglibe Brogramm.
gr binterldBt feline @attin> 1 Sobn
un6 1 So6ter.
Otto Stngenberger NOR au6 Diri-
gent oes Ser. WGnner9ors bon ct.
Saul, gelegentli6 oes 5dngerfeites
oes Sdngerbun6es oes georotpetens
i'm Sabre 1882. Sn ienem Sabre be-
iu9te er nu9 Smoba uno nabm nit
ben oortigen @b0ren 6ie General
probe ob. 5ein 8ater tpor Der Dor
ungefabr 25 Sabren beri itorbene ber-
borragenoe Sir 9 e n muitttomponi1t
Singenberger, SrganiI It uno Muitt<
lebrer am Seminar 5u ct. Srancis,
Bis. Dieier madte ii9 einen Namen
als 8egriin6er Ser Gqcilionti i9en Sir
6enmuitt.
* * X
Antifatboliide sebeime @elelidaft in
Srlanb
g3o6 einem 8eri6t Der uNortbern
Srelano Bublicitp Serbice" in Dub>
lin bot lt9 cine gebeime @eieuI9aft
unter 6em 0amen ,,Broteitant Gction
5ocietp Of Great Britain ono SSre-
Lamb" gebiloet NIT oem ousgeipro.
6enen 3tped, Die @atbolil6e Nftion
3u befdmpfen un0 Die gntlaliung aIler
&atboliten aus boberen &egierungs~
Itellen.
Sefretdr Der 11euen 8eretnteung 1T
8ictor g. 6. 2odart in 8elfoIt. 9ie
8eb0r6en in 8elfait baben bo1e
&enntnis bon oteier gereinigung, mel
DIE Nnbdnger unter oen Orangemen
refrutiert. g8ie aus Sen Negeln Der
@ruppe berooreebt, 1T Der 3ped Der
neuen @eieIi9aft un6emofratii6 uno
l1ngeIebli6, iobaB teine &egierung Ell
ne 6bnlide Bereinieuns 6uloen 6iirfte.
Mitglieoer Der 8ereinigung ertlG>
rem in ibrem S9tpur. boB Tie protes
ItantiI9 iin6 un6 fir alle 3tpede Der
@eieui6aft tatig iein peroen. Die
2eitung befinoet itd] in Noroirlan0
uno ertlart, ale Proteltanten, bic ii6
tpeigern, Der Bereinigung bei5utreten,
als fein6li9 5l1 betra6ten.
3u ben &aupt3peden Der @ebeim=
geieui6aft gebort Die unerbittlide 8e,
tampfr.ng Der &atbolii6eu Ittion,
ale proteitantiiden @ebiete proteitan.
Itii9 gu MAIDEN uno gu bebalten, tpo
per Union Sad aufgepflan5t lit, nur
prote1tantii6e Nertreter ins Barlo.
ment gu tpablen uno in eeidaHider
8e5iebung nur proteItantiide Jirmen
gu unterltiiBen. 9ie 8ereinigung Der.
lanst iofort Die gntlaiiuns aler fatbo-
Hidden 8eamten in Der Hegterung.
IBroteltantiide Soleran5!
X X x
| @infe betr. bes 8ebrands Der
vSpfens''
! 9ie "Offtce Of Rrice aominiitras
tttou" bat bic Grfahruud aemaht, oaR
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26
Ipredeno bebonoeIt tporoen iino. 9ieI

I
in Die ,,Eofens'. 9ie @efabr elmer
,,Eofen". ".gertnappung 6robte fir ei"
nige Gage cine Bbaie bes gan5en &as
tionierungsprogranms 5u gefdbroen.
Die 2ogit binter oieier Sludt tn
bic ,,Eofens' tpar iebr einfa6: ote
&upons tperoen als ui6le6t" ange-
ieben, neil iie cine beitimn1te, bers
bdltnisn6Big fur3e @iiltigfeit boben;
Die ,,Eofens" tpun0en oagegen als
,,sut'' getpertet, tpeiI lire llmIaufs.
3eit unbeidrntat lit.
Dte OBM bat unter 6ieien l1mltan'
ben rai9 uno logiid gebanoelt:
,,Eofens" uno &upons tpur6en ein-
amber binit6tli6 ibrer l1n1laufsgil-
tigfeit eIeidgeiteut, 10 oaB es alio Of.
ne prattii6en Gorteil lit, 1nberbraud>
|te Bunfte in Der einen ooer anoeren
8eiie iibereilt on5ulegen. Man iollte
i'm @egentei1 annebmen, 6aB es ange-
nebmer uno praftii6er it, Die &u>
pons i'm 8erte bon ie 5ebn Bunften
gu bal4n> onltatt ben tleinen ,,Sof>
ens' ben 8or5ug 5u geben.
Iuf ieoen San bat Die SB4 nit
oieier MaBnobme betpielen> oaB ite in
in Der Gage lit, it6 geottpen6igfeiten
on3upaiien. Das 5eigt ite ferner oa.
nit, oaB ite ieoen Monat neue Natio-
nierungslilten betanntgibt, ouf 6enen
Die Bunftbetpertung Ser ein5eInen
Bro6utte ben ietpeiligen 8erIorgungs-
uno geo6frageberbd1tniiien angepaBt
miro.
Der Nerbenfries bor Der sSmbaiipm
Die ,,Sfftce Of @or Snformotion"
entnimmt Dem 8erner 8latt ,Die Na-
tion" na6ltebenoen Nrtifel:
Die unoermeioli6e Snba1ton bGngt
als 56idia1 iiber beioen friegSfiibren-
ben Barteien. Wan tritiltert bi1rit6t-
li9 Der MDiterten oft ibre 2ongiom-
felt, obne ie6o6 ben geringiten gin>
6rud ouf Amerifa .uno england 5u
MAIDEN. sic ban6eln NIT &e9t nod
Dem @run6Iab: 2ieber 6rei Monate
81 ipdt, uls cine Stun6e al friib. sic
mol1en alle in Meni6enfraft liegen.
BEN 8orbereitungen treffen, nm oos
eritrebte 3iel nit m0glid1t gerin9en
Berluiten gu errei6en.
@s lit aber unbeItreitbar, saB oie-
ie lange l1ngepibbeit fir Deuti6lano
cine furdtbare Briifung bartlett. Die
5pannune in Deutidlano sebt idon
10 &peit, oab es &uBlan6 tros ieiner
unaufbaltiam borriidenoen slrmeen
als einen &rtegsidauplas atpeiter
Sronung oniiebt, nm Ser Snbaiion
i'm 8eiten begeenen 5u fonnen. unb
oieie fiinoigt ii9 our6 Die 5teiee-
rune Der 8ombaroieruneen Del1tf6-
lambs an, Die NIT Der forti6reitenben
8erni9tung Der @roBitdbte ,,no Sn.
6uitrie5entren aaer6ings aud ben gu
fammenbang Der Bo1fsmaiien rtno oa-
NIT Ole Mogli6feit elmer Bolfserbe'
bung 5eri9ldet. Die 8ebolferung
miro baour9 in alle @inbe aerltreut
uno lit auen Nadrt6ten 3ufolge Biz
6u elmer tpillenloien grgebune in ibr
S6idiaI aerniirbt.
Diefer grgebune - un6 ben Bo-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26


gEusii9ten al ertpurten. Der @in5el-
meni6 mag Biz gum Sooe fdn1pfen,
aber Elm 8oIf tut 6ies ni6t, uno fatt
es au9 ntdt; gan5 abeeieben bon Der
Observation-Disclosures Bflibt elmer Der.
anttportungsbetpuBten Siibrung, einen
ausitdtsloien Gau1pf ab5ubre6en. -
X X X
8aiplin., Del nn6 &pblegetpinnnn8
aus Rfamsenitoffen
@ie aus @lebelano beri6tet miro,
bat bic ,,Imericon gbenticaI 5ocie'
tD" Die 8etanntgabe eines 8erfabrens
fir Die Seritellung bon @aiolin utro
&oble aus Sarn1., 8al6- uno Gee
pflan5en freigegeben, Die ausrei6en
piir6en, Die gan5e 8elt 5u beriorgen.
9eren Seriteaung ion etnfa6er uno
biutger lein, als ale an6ern iDntbe,
tii6en Berfobren.
8ei bem Berfabren miro in tpeni>
gen 5tunoen ourd Sibe uno 9rud
oas betperfi itelligt, 5u Dem Die geatur
Wi1ionen bon Sabren bel Der Ser
itellung bon &oble uno Oel brau6te
@s nur0e bon Dr. 8erl, Sori6unes-
profeiior am Carnegie Snititute of
technology in 8ittsburgb berboll'
fommnet.
Dr. 8erl ertl6rte, boB beiiptels'
peile 3uderrobr, tpenn es auf 81
8ro5ent oes in 4merita berfiigbaren
grntelanoes angepflan5t tpiiroe, iobiel
@oiolin liefern f0nnte, tpie bic 32,-
100000 Nutos Mmerifas i'm lesten
Sabre Dor unierem &riegsetntrttt
perbrau6ten.
GuBer6em fonnen mir Sen 3uder
baben uno 6as @oiolin oa5u. 8enn
man 5uerit oen 3uder aus 10 Eon-
men 3uderrobr ent5iebt, tperoen im-
mer nod $3.50 @auonen @aioIin uno
fa1t 1000 @allonen Del iibrig bleibert.
SSn Sabren, in oenen Elm l1eberi6uB
an 3uder berri6t, fann man Die GUT
ferpreouftion follen laiien ,1n0 ettpa
400 tDeitere @allonen @aIolin uno
entipre9eno nebr OeI aus ben 10
Sonnen erlangen.
Das 8erfabren lit ni6t al1f 3uder
beeren5t. Weit ibm tann man nod
8elieben &oble ODER @ololin aus
Sorebum (aaffernforn), SiiBtartof.
feln, Woisiteneeln un6 bielen anoe-
rem lanonirtidaftli6en Bro6utten,
iotpie aug @ras, 8ldttern, Sriib
MoB, Gang, Aleen, Sol5 uno edge"
mebl beriteuen.
Sn Der $at fonnte bonn Abfan auf
ser Garm auein in einem normalen
Sabre in Mmerifa, tpenn oieier einge.
lammelt tperoen f0nnte, rr1ebr als ee-
niigenb @aloltn getponnen peroen,
bic 100000 4utos Elm Sabr lang
in 8etrieb gu balten.
Ser Sarmer Der 3ufunft, fagte Dr.
8erl, miro bielleidt iogar einen ein'
faben Apparat baben, NIT Dem er
Ieinen eigenen Xretb- uno Brennitoff
gum 8etrieb ieines Eraftors uno gum
Sei5en ieines Seimes beritelt.
Snterntaional beoel.tet es, iagte
9r. 8erl, oaB es feine Sabeni6tsna-
tionen, fotpeit Roble u,t6 Del 1T Srage
fommen, seben braudt, borausseiest,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26
NQuQA aIld alien WoH
Bapft 9eius an ben 8iidpf bon
Wfatn3

HSWVE HSbW3 UW UCW CGIWUI WV
Naima
SSSn einem San0I9reiben, 0as PapIt
Bius Ser 3tp0lfte an 8ii6of Dr. Sobr
in Woin5 aIs anttport auf oeiien 8e'
rift iiber 6en Stano ieiner Di05eie
ridtete, beiBt es u. a.: ,,8ir gelteber
es often, tpie biel es Tins Gorge be,
reitet, 6aB oeuti6e &atboltfen uno
6eren 56idIa1 in bergangenen Sub
rem Der @egenitan6 l1nlerer 8en1ii'
bungen bel Sag un6 BEL Na6t mar,
in ibren 0enfen uno Gun ft6 intntun
balten nogen gegenitber alien I'M
briltli6en, ia einfad3 gottloien Auf'
falinngen, Die an ite berangetragen
lporoen 1tn6. gs 1tno Tins eri6iittern'
0e 8eiipiele folder 3umlttrngen, frei.
li6 ou9 - 1tno 6as tr01tet l1ns -
bon @Iaubenstnut gu Obren gefom=
men. 9obon, oaB Cure @ldubtgen,
beIon0ers Die iunge Generation, Dem
9lniturm iener ber0erbli6en An16aus
11ngen 1tanobalten, bGngt oie 1egens.
reide 3utunft Ser fatbolil6en Stride
in 0euti6lan6 ab. g8tr oiirfen nod
beifiigen, bob l1ns 6er &usorud Sun,
&c &ir9e' nt6t re6t gefauen 1piu
9onnte er ni6t ettpo perleteno mir
fen fir bic Gltere Generation? &C.
raoe iebt, mo- namenlo1es @leno iiber
@uer Bolf gebt uno olle lrnteri6iebs-
los in Die Sdreden bes &rieges bi11-
eingeriiien iino, tut ouIeitige 2iebe
uno cole 9fiflt6tsnobme ser @lGu>
bigen untereinan0er 6oppelt not. "
Weit oieiem SanoI6reiben iteIlt Ser
81. Boter Ben beiorgniserregen6en
Stan0 6es 9egen Die tatboIii6e Sir
DIE in 9eutI@lan6 ousgeiibten Eer'
rors feit.
X X X
Nagel aus Gbrifti 9ornenfroue in
Der ,Giiernen 9rOne7
Sitern brinet cine eigentiimIi9e FL.
&eliquie in @rinnerung, tpel6e in
Der italieniiden Sta6t Monao in Der
geabe bon Mailano aufbetpabrt piro,
Sic lit Elm Sell 6er beriibmten 81,
iernen &rone", tpel6e angeblid 6as
dlteite SpmboI Der Souperdnit6t in
Der 8elt lit. Deutide aotler tpur6er1
oamit eetront.
Srteori6 8arbaroiia uno gapole.
on trugen ite. Die 4rone tpuroe Biz
Dor oem &riese in Der ct. Sobannes.
ftr9e in Non3a aufbetpabrt. Merf.
&uiir6igertpeiie beitebt bic &rone ni61
aus @iien. @s lit cine 4rone in Sorm
zines @iirtels aus @olo nit fo1tba.
rem 5teineu beiett.
sic tragt Den Namen ,,giIerne
9rone" infolee zines eigenartige11
Sinnbiloes. Die aaiierin Selena.
Mutter oes romii9en &aiiers Son.
ftantin oes @roBen, ma9te i'm Sabre
326 cine Hileerfabrt na6 bem ST.
2anoe un6 e1tnabm einen Nagel bonn
Rreu5e gbriiti. @r bra9te oenIelben
na4 Stalien, mo- ipdter Die aonigir
Ebeoooli1poa bon Der 2ombar6ei Ser
ytogel fla6 i9lagen un6 6enlelben in
CStttfprr nor Qro1@n Snr Iop,Lo..S:sLo. a..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

|io tpdre Elm Rabgeben 9eutfdlan6s
|angeii6ts Der tttilitdriiden Gage r1o
&usii9ten al ertparten. Der gin5el-
meni6 mag Biz gum Eooe fdnpfen,
ober elm Bolt tut bies ni9t, uno fann
es au9 ntdt; gan5 abeefeben bon Der
ielbitberftdnoliden 9flt6t elmer Der.
anttportungsbepuBten Siibrung, einen
ausfidtsloien aar1pf ob5ubre9en. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Board 0.Ks
Vets School

The board Of education has
voted approval Of the proposed
Veterans Educational Institute IN
CHSS Tech and has named school
Superintendent Bow TO IA X c
charge of the plans.
The institute, &C ording 70
present UTdUS. Is u TTUvTuC %
portunitieS in the fields Of eyalua-
ton. English, mathematics, so
cial sciences. physical sciences
and vocational studies.
The classes would he held both
DAYS and evenings and would en-
able returning veterans 20 com
plete their high school courses.
At present IL is believed, four or
five full-time teachers could han
die the enrolment. The govern
ment would pay the teachers from
money obtained through the CT
Bill Of Rights.
"CasS Tech would welcome
the establishment Of such an
institute within its building"
President w. T.. Stirton said.
I'VE feel that this proposal Is n
unique undertaking whose sue
cess might properly establish a
national pattern
Superintendent Bow said that
nearly 375 veterans were attend
ing classes in the city.
The board voted 10 purchase a
farm near Washington, Mich, 10
he operated by Wayne University
as a vocational agricultural school
for returning veterans.
For this purchase Albert H..
Schmidt. Detroit businessman.
will present TO the board. over a
period Of years cash and property
approximating in value $4,000.
This Is in addition 10 his original
gift Of $4,000 in February, when
he proposed the farm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Gold Fails ID Halt
Greek Initiation

ATHENS, Oct. p GNSl--Large
amounts of English gold, which
arrived at Athens today, failed
10 influence the Greek drachma,
which reached the giddy heights
of 200. 000. 900, 900 TO a gold SOW
ereign. The American dollar re-
tains the value Of approximately
two 10 the British pound--or $40
10 the sovereign - with specu-
lators buying every available
dallar for r.pSala .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Senator Seeks Laws
To Curb Boss Hague

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 (nNS)
Senator Albert w. Hawkes. (R)
of New Jersey today backed pro-
posed constitutional revision IN
New Jersey. intended TO curb
Democratic Boss Hague.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Backing Of Roosevelt
Reaffirmed by Ball

NEW YORK, oct IS ms
Senator Joseph II. Ball OR) of
Minnesota today reaffirmed his
support of President Roosevelt.
explaining that the President met
the issue of delegaiing postwar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

international powers Equarsly
whereas Dewey ducked the is
sue"
Ball revealed that he would
speak az Hunter College tonight
under the AUSPICES of Americans
United for World Organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Under and by virtue OF an order
ni Tn" Superior Court Of Vance Cutin-
y made ~ - SPECIAL Proceeding. en-
n'lcd. Mary G.. fuGg. ENvCutriN under
the VIII ut Mary Gouch. deceased.
Y. Lucy J. Jones and others heir,
"t law and drVlScc> under the said
VIII. the same being the Special
Proceedings above referred 10: the
undersigned Commissioner Will on
the oath day of April. 1914. at 1900
O'Clock Noon, az the Courthouse
door IN the town of Henderson. North
Carolina offer for sale TO the highest
bidder for cash. the following Lots
Of land. lying and being IN Hcndcr-
son Township. Vance County and
more particularly described as fol-
lows:
Lot No. |: Begin at an iron stake
OIL the North side of East Avenue.
corner lot No. ! and No. > Thomas
8. Eaton property. as plated by j. T..
Buck. March l3. 1890: run thence
along East Avenue s 80 degrees 81
minutes + 80 feet tO an iron stake.
the corner of lot No. = and lot No.
3: thence along the line of lot No. 3.
\ 80 degrees 80 minutes f. l5O.7j
feet 10 an iron stake the corner Of lot
No 3 IN the line of LOT No. !: thence
y 81 degrees no minutes W 80 feet
along the line of lot No. ) Ia an iron
take Of lot No. /: thence along the
line of lot No. S 80 degrees 80 min
utCS " 1908 feet 10 the beginning:
recorded in Book l56 and page BOG
of the Vance County Registry.
Lot No. 2: Beginning al u stake on
East Avenue in the city Oi licndcr-
son al John Aston corner and run
thence in a northwcStcrly direction
l1J feet tO the corner of John Aston
and Willie Martins line: thence East
80 feet to the North East corner Of
John Dale and Hubert Martins lines.
thence in Il South Westerly direction
l15 feet Ia East Avenue AID John
DalcS' corner: thence West on East
Avenue 80 feet To the place of be-
ginning: recorded III Book 900 at
page 25& of the Vance County Reg
iStry.
Subject to confirmation Of the
Court.
This the 22nd day of March. 1914.
CHARLES W. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner.
pD-Du-5-I1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
rudLN> Horoscope.

NHa have n"rn endowed with
strength .-t iurritudv Cultivate
rn,w NuU ...v Il magnetic pvr>uu-
alr,y IuG H.. qualities q, 81 good lead
~. Nuu. au"r lie is ir.l. - yuu. but
petty things ..latv yuu. S,.Il, - uv
less WHr.-.... uud tickle. An eide.
.- >'tu"gp. y CIuSv YOU great sur-
,uW ur Disappointment ln the vc>l
!ra w.u'l>. ag, gain wrU gnt"r %! IT,
Watch yuu. own health and INA, ut
YOUR .uHr.-.r relatives. Born today Il
child W.. .a somewhat critical. but
w,tuuG.ea. .Nn>takug. discriminate
wG and generally fortunate. Success
els 80 Literary critic Ur writer l. fore
seen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
Hints on E.tiuucttc.

When r;nv. prnplc are rude. push
i"g. etc. n docs not help matters Ion
you tu wuE, rvmarkS aloud about
,h,w Better avrp quiet ur poor ull
on troubled Waters with some good
uytU"cd remark.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

whatever happened To- that idea
OF selling McYicos biggcs, volcano
Tor $lO'OOO,O0o' Probably wen, up
in smoke.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

Admiral Horthy. like 50 NAM of
hi'ler's pals. seems To havc ,.,,rd
UP by becoming ono of Adolrs nor
maucnt guests"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

Tn" lap drive INTO fndla IS cau.f
d" "i"Ncu'' invasion. But That air..
the way tho folks in Tokyo Will
hear Of IT,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

H"i'%'"nCs. SAID 10 be as big as
oaSc5"lIs. fell on tennessee CITY.
what's this--a bit Of preseason pub
iicity?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
Words Of Wisdom.

The Wu.>' education that teaches
self. druIa, is BETTER than the best that
teaches everything else and no, that.
j. Sterling
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

The NaI'S have ordered iIi,!c, D..
picture prominently displayed m
every German Schoolroom. That's
'nough 10 scare any kid into doin.
his home work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

y dict of carrots has bccn RECON-.
m'nd"d rs = cold prcrcnta'irc. I1tgh'
w"rk-for whoever saw a rabbit
snCcZc2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

one rubber substitute. were told.
IS made of sweet potatoes. pc.1r..
ana sugar cane. That should mafc
tires that look good enough tn c,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
GRAB BAG
One Minute TEST

/ Who ,.ot" Westward llu'r
=. Who wrote "SunnctS From the
rr,uguv>v'
3. Whr Nu> 'lr author OF the Vtiu-
tat,uu. Tho paths OF glory lead but
tu the gravy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

rms Is the season when tho carly
worm which turns loo much is liable
to find itself selected for fishing bait.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

The Japs are said 10 have very bad
eyesight but even they should be
aole 10 see their finish.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

COME TO The CIRCLE AND FAC
lc Tor swings and da"ccs. Swcc,
music ana pretty dancing. The
s.r!S are ready To- set the travs
down and 50 into the swing. Cold
beer and refreshments served
Tom Harrington. So
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

FOR SALE WOOD RANGE coon
CONDITION, reasonable. 2l6 Wa!uu,
S"c''' i-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
DOM FORGET,

PROTECTION Plus DlVlDENDS ,,,,
Prompt Claim service are what ~m', u
Get when you buy Insurance ,rN,i
Gates Insurance Agency. Sirir,I,.
Mutual. Save to-day the AIu,uaI
Way. Phone 800. ,.".t -, al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05
WANT ADS
Get Results

GLEN ROGERS E;;iQUETs, POCA-
hon'aS washed nut, New Rvcr
Eeg' VrSta Red Ash anG high uual.
!ty. Stokcr and Splint Goals. CaII
BOD Falkner at IL. .. Falkner e.
Son. phone go. 10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

THREE ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT
tilrec miles north oi llcndcT,n,
Route :. See l.. Il. Williams. Grry.
D-oti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

WE HAVE JUST UNLOADED AN
other car oi Zinc kin dried ceiling,
siding. flooring and tilm. See It's
now tor your need, IN lumber.
mIllWurk and all other building
supplies. EIrud Lumber & Supply
Co. 9i2 S. William St. phone 81.
i2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

foN SALE LARGE 6-TURE, CAH-
net model, Air Line radio in Al
condition. Phone lO5;-W -.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

Onc-Nilnutc Test Answers.
Charlie, kingsley
ElIup,'. Barvct, Browning.
8. Thomas Gray II his "E.csy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-05

22-2g-5-l2
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-11-09
MONDAY--FRIDAY

MONDAY-FRIDAY
Mornings
TOO 8:40-Earl the Early Bird and
News
8:45-Family Altar
9:55-Ration Summary
10:00-Billy Repaid
l0:15-Morning Devotions
10:30-Shady Valley Folks
11:00-Arthur Gaeth
11:15-Saddle Pals
.11:45-Music
.12:00-Boake Carter (Mon., Wed.
and Fri. only