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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

NORUS Kazys, AT M, mire
Rugs. IL, Girardville, Pa.
DOMBRAUSKIENE Ona, 73
m., mire Rugs. Ia, Wyoming,
Pa. (Rudaminos p., Gurcis-
kiu KY
AUKSTUOLIS Bronius, 43 m.
mire Liepos m. Buenos All
res, Argentinoj. (Ukmerges
ap., Balniku p., Vilkiskiu k.)
JURGILAS Adomas, So metu,
mire Liepos 16, Buenos Al
res, Argentinoj. (RaseiniV
ap.)
RUPIENIS Jonas, 80 M, mire
Liepos m., Buenos Aires
Argentinoj.
STABINGIS Bronius, SO metu
mire Liepos M, Buenos All.
res, Argentinoj. (Leipalin.
gio par.)
sIMKUS Mare, II metu, miri
Lapkricio pradzioj, Detroit
Mich.
SUKIS Petras, SO metu, mir,
Detroit, Mich. Palaidota
Spaliu 20.
KISEL Petras, 54 metu, mir
Lapkr. Z, Cleveland, Ohio
(svencioniu par.)
BLAGYS Jonas, 70 m.,' mir
Spaliu 25, Bridgeport, Conn
Is Lietuvos atvyko prizes 5
metu.
sIMANAUSKAS Juozas, sen
amziaus, mire Spaliu "a d
Bridgeport, Conn. Bridge
porte isgyveno 35 metus.
VILUTIENE Stefanija (Rud
nickaite), As m., mire Rugl
18, Buenos Aires, Argent
moi. (Pikeliu par.)
MATUSIENE Emilia, 60 m
mire Rugp. 10, Montevideo
Urugvajuje. (zvingiu par
Didzkiemio k.)
BAJARCUNAS Jonas, 81 m
mire Rugp. 9, Montevidet
Urugvajuje.
DULSKIENE Adele, mire Spa
liu 10, Waterbury, Conn.
SAKALAS Simas, mire Spali
men,, Waterbury, Conn.
6 CERNIAUSKIENE Magdalen;
So m., mire Spaliu II, Sout
Boston, Mass. (Darsuniski
par) Amerikoj isgyveno 3
metuS.
MACEIKIS Juozas, Sc M, m
re Rugs. 9, Pittsburgh, P;
(siauliu par.)
PERLIENE Veronika, 81 m
mire Rugp. 80, Benton, II
(Seinu ap.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
kODEL LAPAI RU-
DEM MIRSTA

Mokslininkai istyre kad an.
ksti rudeni medziu liemenys il
sakos sutraukia atgal j save
visas Suits, kurios teikia mai
sta lapams; tas maistas susi-
deda is cukraus, krakmolo il
proteinu. Nuo to lapai prade-
da rusti, rausti, ir pagaliau is
dzlusta, mirsta ir krinta ze-
myn.
Bet taip pat tyrinetojai tik-
rina kad lapuose yra tam tik.
a dalis trasos reikalingos ze
ci todel geriau kad lapai SUI
pusta ir sugryzta zeme, ne
gu kad luna sugrabojami il
sudeginami.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
REPURLIKONAI ISRALSA-
VO ROOSEVELTA

Philadelphijoje balsu o O j Y
yra mazdaug 100000 Republi-
konu ir 100000 Demokratu
uzsiregistravusiu balsavimams
Siuose rinkimuose PREF. Roo.
sevelt Philadelphia gavo $780,.
900 balsu daugiau negu De.
wey. Reiskia, Roosevelta is.
balsavo Republikonai.
Dabar po rinkimq protingie.
il Demokratai sueje zinomus
Republicans graziai pasveiki.
ma ir padekoja uz tokia didele
parama Roosevelto isrinkimui
DemOkratas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
BALTIMORE, ND.
ISTEIGTAS BALI SkYRIUS
DRAPANU RINKIMAS

Pastaru laiku cia isteigtas
Bendro Americas Liet. Fondo
skyrius. Jau istojo il: Ma
rijona Milunaitiene, Vincas J.
Velzis, Ona Lukos, Marijona
Remeikiene, Adv. Nadas Ras-
tents, julie Rasteniene, Stasys
Butkus, Eleonora Andreikie-
ne, Leila Bakerckiene, Kazys
Stupuras, Sv. Alfonso parapi-
ia, Kun. DR.. Liudas Mendelis,
Jonas A. Pazniekas, M. Vols
kiene, Vincas Lula, Terra Ma
tuliauskiene, Dainos Draugija,
Jonas Krakauskas, Kastas Ma
tuliauskas.
Valdybos pareigas eina Kun.
DR.. Liudas Mendelis, garbes
pirmininkas; julie Rasteniene,
pjrmininke; Kastas Matuliaus-
kas, Observation-Disclosures.
Dabar einant BALI drapa-
nu rinkimui Lietuvos nuken-
tejusiems, drapanos priimamos
sv. Alfonso baznycios patalpo-
Sc kasdien, O Lietuviu saleje
pirmadienio ir treciadienio va
karais nuo 7:30 Xxi 9. Rep.
ATSIZYMI. Baltimor e c y
Lietuviu Aneles ir Antano Mi
liausku sunus pasieke auksto
laipsnio = jis yra Lieut.. Col.
Anthony J. Miller, kuris karo
lauke Prancuzijoje buvo apdo-
vanotas Croix de Guerre, kaip
jo zmona gavo zinia apie tai.
Jis yra vienas is pirmutiniQ
Americas karininku aplaikes
garbes ordena nuo naujosios
Prancuzijos vyriausybes.
Pirm to jisai yra caves Sc
Sis garbes zenklus nuo Ameri-
kos vyriausybes uz atsizymeji-
mus karo laukuose. Jis buvo
du kartu suzeistas musiuose su
Vokieciais Prancuzijoje.
Paskutiniame laiSke raSyta-
me savo zmonai jis pareiske,
"As isrodysiu kaip KaledQ eg-
latte apredyta >medaliais". Jis
tame pat laiske pranese apie
pakelima jo is majoro leite-
nanto pulkininko laipsni. Jis
yra 80 metu amziaus. Keturi
kiti jo broliai tarnauja Ameri-
kos kariuomeneje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
Detroit, Mich, Naujiienos
Is LyS SUSIRINKIMO

Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
6-to skyriaus susirinkimas at
sibuvo sekmadieni, Lapkricio
IL, sv. Antano parapijos mo-
kykloje. Susirinkime apkal-
beta ir nutarta keletas svar-
biu dalyku liecianciu Lietuvos
vadavima ir selpima. Padary-
ii valdybos ir komisiju pra-
nesimai. +
LVS centro finansu rastinin-
kas j. Kripas pranese kad cen
tro valdyba deda pastangas
suruosti peticiju iteikima Pre-
zidentui Roosevelt. Prizes rim
kimus peticiju iteikima prase
atideti Prezidento sekretorius.
| Ona Wilkiene, kuri ir dabar
renka parasus, pranese kad
zmones dabar dar labiau nori
pasirasyti ant peticijos uztari-
mui Lietuvos laisves.
Peticiju komisijos mare Ste
phania Douvan rekomendavo
dar viena veikeja, Helen Rau-
by, vaziuoti SUI peticijomis
Washingtona. Helen Rauby
yra Lietuviu Karo Bonu komi-
teto pirmininke. il tikisi Wa
shingtone pasimatyti SUI Izdc
DEPARTMENT. vadovybe isgavi.
mui Lietuvisko vardo ant orc
ambulanso, kaip buvo prizada-
ia padaryti, uz Lietuviu par.
duotu bonu suma. Rekomen.
dacija priimta.
Iskelta klausimas rengti Lie
tuvos Nepriklausomybes 81
metu sukakties paminejima
Pranesta kad Draugiju Centras
mano ta paminejima rengti
Tada pasiulyta susitarti SUI tt
: Centre rengejais ir isrinkts
pasitarimui speciale komisija
Komisija sudaro Malvina Sinai
liene, Margareta Petrikiene il
Ona Wilkiene.
Nutarta surengti LVS 6-t(
skyriaus vakareli,A Vakarelit
konisija sudaro Ona Wilkiene
, Stephania Douvan, Margaret;
Petrikiene ir Malvina. ESmailie
, ne. TO vakarelio rengimui AL
: kas dave Antanas Kakanaus
= kas ir Juozas Kripas.
Henry Kapturauskas ines
nupirkti geliu mirus sio sky
. riaus nariams. Nutarimas pri
imtas.
BALI Detroito skyriaus pir
mininke M. Smailiene pranes
kad drabuziu rinkimas elm
gerai; gauta kambarys buvu
sioje Lietuviu saleje rubam
: sunesti. O. Wilkiene ir E
: Keblaitiene kambari isvale i
: aptaise; jo durys ir langai al
: lipinti atsisaukinlais, "HEL
: LITHUANIAN. Pundukai al
i, eina kasdien. Mares susirink
: treciadieniais po pietu drabu
] zius tvarkyti, taisyti ir siuti.
LVS centro finansu sekretC
!. rius j. Kripas pasiule parasyt
a pasveikinimo laiska Michiga
a Gubernatoriui Harry F. Kelly
Laiska pasius skyriaus pirm
u ninkas DR.. J. j. Sims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
RUBU RINKIMO VAJUS

Philadelphijos Lietuviai la
bal placiai apeme ruby rinki-
mo darba. Vajui laika naudo-
ia nuo Lapkricio Is Xxi 80.
81 sekmadieni, Lapkr. 19 d.,
nuo 2:3O val. pc pietu, rengia-
ma vieSos prakalbos, Lietuviu
Muzikaleje saleje, sarysyje su
ruby vajum. Kalbes BALE
centro pirmininkas Kun. DR..
J. B. Koncius ir kit.
Lietuviu ruby vaju paremia
ir Civilian Defense Direktorius
Teisejas Harry S. Mc.Devitt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
Pradedama Sesta Karo
Bonu Paskola

Pittsburgho Lietuviai, ypaG
mOteru komitetas, ruosiasi ak
tyviam darbui Sestojc Ameri-
kos Karo paskoloje, kuri pra-
sideda pirmadieni, Lapkritio
20. Vajus tests Xxi Gruodlio
II dienos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
PHILADELPH
PHILADELPHIJOS
PASTABOS

The democracy In action
jau praejo. Lapkricio Z buvo
tikra Demokratijos diena, mes
prezidento ir kitu aukstu ir
zelnesniu valdzios pareigunu
rinkimo laiku kiekvienas sio
krasto pilietis ir piliete jaute-
81 jog jie turf pilna niekeno ne
varzoma teise pareiksti savo
vaia uz ta ar kita kandidata.
Niekas balsuotoju nekliude Ell
nant paskirta balsavimui vie
tQ. Jokis slaptas zvalgas bal
suotoju neseke ir nedare nuo-
zilros uz kokios partijos kan
didatus jie atiduoda savo bal
sa. Tokia balsavimo sistema
kur zmones gall pareiksti savo
vaEa liuosai, yra palaima sio
krasto gyventojams. o taciau
randasi zmoniu kurie dirba
diktaturos ateiciai.
DVIEJQ ar daugiau partiju
sistema kaip atrodo yra viena
geriausiu sistemu kokia EMO
nes politikos lauke praktiSkai
galejo isdirbti. Mes priesrin-
kimine kampanija iskelia aiks-
ten gerus ir blogus kandidatu
darbus ir supazindina balsuo-
tojus uz ka jie gall balsuoti.
Antra palaima yra ia kad pra-
ejus rinkimams, pralaimeje
l.andidatai pasveikina laimeto-
jus, palinki geros darbuotes,
ir palieka vel kaip buvo geri
pilieciai ir draugai, pamirse
kas" rinkimo laiku dejosi. Ne
reikia jokiq ''perecistkQ" ir
"ispazinciu" atlikti ar saudy-
mus surengti laimetojams nu-
galeti. Tai demokratiskas ir
didvyriskas sportas Americas
politikoje.
NUO 1886 METu Philadel-
phijos Demokratai vel laime-
10 visus SeSis kongresinius ap-
skricius. Sales Kongrese Phi
ladelphia lures Atstovu Ru-
muose visus Demokratus. O
Prezidentas Roosevelt Kongre-
so abiejose dalyse lures dau-
guma savo salininku. Taigi
reikia tiketis kad Roosevelt ir
jo Demokratine administracija
praves visus esancius jo gal
vote nebaigtus planus ir SUI
manymus visu Sio krasto gy-
ventoju gerovei. Pasekmingai
uzbaigs kara il pades islais-
whit Sovietu pavergiamas tau
tas, ir nustatys tvirtus ir tel
singus pagrindus pasaulio tai
kai igyvendinti.
KAIP MINEJAU savo pas
kutinese pastabose Jog aplan-
kysiu Lawrence, Mass, Lietu-
vius, nesigailiu apsilankes.
Lawrence, Mass, tai pirmas
miestas Amerikoje kur jaunas
budamas pribuvau pas savo
broli Augusta 1904 metu pa
baigoie is Lietuvos, geresnes
laimes jieSkoti. Cia pradejau
dirbti, is cia iSvaziavau moky-
tis, cia suaugau j vyra il pra-
leidau geriausius ir tvirciau-
sius jaunystes metus besidar-
buodamas Lietuviu gerbuviui.
Cia padariau placiausia pain
tt su Naujosios Anglijos savo
vientauciais. Taigi po % me-
tn nesimatymo kaip man taip
ir Lawrence Lietuviams pasi-
taikius progai, daugiau negu
s',7agu buvo vieniems kitus su-
titi.
SPALIU /, 1914, man pasi-
liks neisdildoma Xxi mirciai
Mes Lawrence vientauciai ir
vientautes man parode tOkl
draugiskuma ir dave toki pri-
emirna kad truksta zodziu tai
isreiksti. Po iskilmingo ban
keto, vaisiu if kalbu, kurias
pasake daug zymesniu sveciu:
buvau kviestas Seimynu asme-
niskai jas aplankyti. Lankiau
kick galejau per iris dienas,
- -.;,, poroloial1 patp,, l;iOti
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SkeILimai Dirvoie
SOC lE viena karta
iris kaA tuS uz $l.OO

Sn-ulkus SKI t'bimai 'Dirvoje'.
kaip tai nanny pardavimas, is-
nuomavimas, h >autuviu isnuo-
nlavimas ar paro' avimas, pajie6-
kojimai, padeko laiskai. gall
saa patalpinti Sis kama.
PAJIESKAU b. ,li Jurgi Ia
landi, gyyena Al lerikoje, ne
simatem apie 80 L etQ. Paeina
is Verstaminu k, Suvalkijos.
Juozas Talandi. (46)
It'll Orwell Av Cleveland, 0.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
PITTSBURGH.
Gatvekariu Nelaimeje
Uzmusta Penki

Lapk. IA ryto meta lake
ukanos vienas gatveka-
ris vaziuodamas j ta pacia pu-
Sc uzleke ant kito ir isinere
il. Toje nelaimeje uzmusta
asmenys ir 33 kit suzeista.
Nelaime atsitiko Munhall
miesto dalyje.
GUBERNATORIUS M "a rtir
paskelbe jog Padekos Diena
Pennsylvanijoje bus ateinanti
ketvirtadieni, Lapkricio %.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

eSIAURES Amerikoje ran
dasi daugiau rusiu medziokli-
niu pauksciq negu kuriame XII
tame kontinente.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

sANGLIJOJE yra apie 60,
600 skirtingu pavardziu.
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MIRIMAII


nio ape mirusus Letuvs Shame skyruje tapnama dyka
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
An Exchange
Club May Be
Formed Here

For the purpose Of organizing a
local unit OF the National exchanges
Club, a civic group, a number OF
Henderson business men met at q
Cinner session last night at the NahC2
hotel with a delegation from Dur
ham. 1t was said that another meet
INC will be held next Friday night
for the same purpose.
Attending the meeting were +. G,
Shaw. Y. f. RaWles, Jr., +. H., Brad
ley W. d. Champion, c. ]. Brady,
and r. w. Ehrct, Present from tn
Durham Exchange club were \. p.
Wade. State treasurer: H. NJ. Fulchtr.
A D. Weeks. Homer Freeman, Frank
Hester, Thurman Johnson and G. W
The Exchange club is an organiza-
ton for business men to meet to-
gether and exchange their ideas and
plans.
1t is hoped to have a number of
ether business people at the meeting
next Friday evening, and that ar
organization may be perfected at an
early date.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
BY HELEN ESSARY
Central Press COlumHiSt

Washington. Aug. 26.-Much will
DC written and talked about the look
nd mannCr of President Roosevelt
t his first press conference follow
ne his trip to the South Pacific and
Alaska. 1t will be said that the pre-
dent looked tired. that his voice was
not strong. That his manner lacked
the old RooseVeltian timbre and his
personality failed to glow With It's
characteristic sparkle.
These criticisms are true and fair
criticisms. President Roosevelt was
4 Subducd man He was more sub
dued than at any time | have seen
md heard HIM at the end OF n Of
his usual b~i-Weekly news conferences
in MS oval study.
| have my personal explanation of
the quiet that sat so heavily on his
shoulders. He has seer too much of
the war, seen it with his own eyes,
to return a jubilant, seif-conIldent
COnquerOr.
He has seen men dying. Not
patched up for ncat plOlic appear
incc at base hospitals. But dying,
with the life blood running from
open wounds. The anguish of the
var has made his soul sick. The I'M
nensity Of the Pacific which travel
rs say frightcns the spirit of the
toutest warriors has put fear into his
NV spirit,
He has not been able to escape the
ceiling of the Cnormity of the task he
nd the people OF the United States
.,h~,, is, ,.o,,,,.1rt- h1,.o ,,,I,r+rl
n-nor the realization of what terri
ying work is yet to be done.
Mrs. Roosevelt came back from her
our of the Pacific with the anne
;ubducd spirit. Not for weeks after
he journey did She seem her usual
igOrous self.
1t will be longer weeks still before
II. Roosevelt can even pretend to
e a cheer leader. He is a much sub
iued nan.
"NeW Caledonia would be a nice
spot for this country to oWn-after
the war" This is the Sub-rOsa hope
that is being spoken softly among the
members of one official Washington
!rOup It's as beautiful an island
IS there is on earth. Besides. there
ire its great mineral resources and its
'alus as a fueling station-come n
Their war;
Where is New Caledonia How did
+ get there? Who OWNS it now These
Urinary questions are asked quickly
y people like you and me when the
lace is spoken of. | passed the ques-
ion on TO the National Geographic
Society. The National Geographic
ent me back a beautiful map. a nest
If maps, to be exact Likewise, the
ISSUE of their magazine telling of
! New Caledonia and showing pretty
pictures of its natives and mines and
noW-capped mountain ranges and
>rize COWS, its coral reefs. church
eslivals. its SQuids, its frightened
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
G.. |. James Await Gifts
From Homes at Christmas

While there aren't many p~rcCcdcnts
for the Christmas shoppers who want
to brighten up G.. |. James overseas
Christmas, or Christmas somewhere
in the USA. the American Retail
Federation has made Recommended
tons to the Henderson Chamber of
Commerce, based on surveys here
and overseas to help the family who
is shopping for articles for WACS.
WAVES, SPARS or the Women Ma
rineS.
Christmas packages for overseas
shipment must be ready between
September Is and October Is, and
earlier mailing is recommended.
The G.. l.. James are like their
brothers in arms when it comes to
wanting special kinds of iood that
isn't c.. l. The things that the fell
lows want are about the same that
the girls want. Canned meat special
ties and other very special foods,
particularly if in tin, arc NEST dc
sired. The home cooked touch,
packed securely and preferably in
tin gets first choice.
The G.. I. Jane wants personal
things, too. Deodorants, nail polish
remover, manicure kits, these heat
less permanent wave kits that may
not be SO successful but are better
than nothing, hair pins, bobby pins.
hair nests and curriers', combs, hair
brushes rate high. When packing do
not use tissue paper but pack every
thing securely in cleansing tissues,
and add an extra supply.
Roll-up sewing KITS, with pins,
cedlCS, safety pins, tape measures.
md buttons are necessities but thCv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Marie Dalton, OF
-SaIem, Is
"\Iiss Carolina

Raleigh, Aug. 26.-(AP)- NORTH
Cardinals toll Of infantlle paralysis
cases in the current epidemic reach,
ed $40 since June |, with the report
of ten new cases to the State Board
of Health today.
Cleveland. t5uncombe and Neck
lenburg counties reported two new
cases each. while Duplin, Forsyth
Guilford and Stokes counties report
ed one each. All were in counties
previously reporting cases.
There were no new reports o
deaths and the total remained %
DR.. Carl V. Reynolds. State health
officer, said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26

should be practical. not fancy.
pins. blueing and soap leave, are
good. Good sun glasses are tine.
While the girl in service can Get
stationery. the >nrrial fancy tyne,
arc something super" Pens. pen
ellis. address books and such are al
ways in demand A little ward goods
that can be used to trim up guar
tiers, and could be used first as pack
ing in the package, IS a desirable
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
kiwanis Club
Will Support
Paper Drives

Cooperation of the KiWaniS Clue
IN the waste paper drive to be held
tomorrow was urged in d communi-
cation from Miss Nellie KittrelI.
secretary of the Business and Pro-
tesslonal Womens club, read by w.
{. Gates, secretary, at their meet
lng last night.
A. p. Barnes urged the club to
give the project its support and also
stated that another paper drive will
be sponsored by the American Lee
gion in early September. Mr.. Barnes
told of the great need for paper at
this time in war work and stated
that he felt the club would do its
part in this effort.
President j. w. Sanders presided.
Harold Zekaria. in charge Of the
program, presented DR.. G.. H. White,
who talked on the subject Com
mon Colds DR.. White toIu OF causes
planned the effect cold SerumS have
on colds and the advantage in tax
ing vitamins in building up the sys-
tenn to withstand colds.
President Sanders reported that
he, c. p. Tanner, J. c. Gardner, T..
w. McCracken and A. P. Barnes re-
presented the club in attending the
funeral Of Col. T. G.. Vickers, prin-
cipal organizer and first president
Of the local club, in Raleigh this
week.
Birthday greetings were extended
S. J. Lane, Jr., by Alex S. Wat
kins; to Jasper B. Hicks by j. c..
Gardner; and w. c. Gates by r. W.
Bruin.
Guests included DR.. c. H. White
with Harold Zekaria, Mrs. j. w.
Sanders and her sister, Mrs. Charles
Villipigue, Of Camden, S. c., with
Mr.. Sanders; and Mrs. c. p. Tanner
with Nj. Tanner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
SHOWS SALE
WATER STREET LOT

Properties ON Water street and on
the kIttreil road we're transferred in
deeds recorded at lne register Gl
deeds office yesterday.
Asa \. Hardee and wife SOLD to Pc
ter Calhoun and wife a lot on Water
street for $40 and other considera-
ions.
Howell H. Workman and wife sold
i've acres on the hcndersOn-kittrCll
road to George Hodge for $40 and
other laluc.
The Corbltt company sold to Battle
S. Eastwood a lot on Second street
and Berry emu FOR $40 and other
considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Society News


Down all the listening land there is
M SOund
Like plunging rain ON gentle old
barn roots,
Blend with sweet hay scents and
the giant breaths
or FEEDING stock, and shifting,
stabbed hoofs
r,.cd 10 this shadoWy hour. There
+, a kind
of simple peace finds home when
al the day
The great storm searches and the
caves run white,
And field work is an unknown
sun away
u,hcn landsmen move and labor TO
of dim stall elamors and a rain-hid
hill.
Leone Rice Grcllc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
OIL COMPANIES MAY
DRILL IN HYDE AREA

STANDARDIZATION. Aug. Zb.-Ihe OF
companies which already hole
thousands of acres in Hyde county
and who are arranging to lease ever
more. have promised to sink n o.
more wells in the eastern part of the
state and to pay one-elghth OF al
ROYALTIES to the owners Of the lane
if oil is found. The sinking Of only
one we'll would mea a cost Of about
$500 600 and if several wells were
sunk there would be more than d
million dollars expended on TINS
project. 1t is not yet certain that OF
can be produced profitably here,
however.
Both Sinclair and Standard have
large leases on land in Hyde coun-
".
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
LASSITER is
WOUNDED IN FRANCE

Word was received here today that
Pfc. Luther A. LaSSiter, son Of MI.
and Mrs. w. J. LasSiter, of South
Henderson, was seriously wounded in
action in France on the 9th Of July,
He has been awarded the Purple
Heart.
Pic. LasSltcr- entered the armed
service with the National Guard in
1910. Since that time he has been
stationed in Panama and the British
West Indies, and was sent to England
in April, 1914. Lassljcr mas three
brothers who are also in France,
Charles, George ard Grover Lassitcr,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Iasncr Hicks To Teach

Jasper 3. Hicks will teach the
Mems Bible class of the First Meth
odjst church Sunday morning, i
was announced today. Visitors arc
extended a welcome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Sncci,I Eastern Star Meet

James b. White Chapter No. 1873.
Order of Eastern Star, Will hold a
special meeting Monday evening,
AUGUST %. at eight o'clock, for the
nurDosc of initiation, it was announce
ed today District Deputy Grand Ma
iron Mrs. Hattie Perkins. OF Selma,
will be a special guest, it was stated.
All members are urged to attend and
visitors will be welcomed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
RincO Called OF

The b.neo party planned ior last
,icl. NJ West End County ciuD Was
called eff because OF the sudden
dcath Of Sidney Perry Cooper, Il was
announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Return From Michigan

NV B. StoVall. Mr.. Roy Bu-
chanan and Miss Josephine Basket
have returned from a t"o.Wee<S'
u.a' MIS-. Roy KING III
Dearborn. Michigan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
tn Teach Sunday

Mr.. Harold Zekaria will teach the
Whitmorc-WcSlcy class at the First
Methodist church S'Lnda- M."rnlHG -
8 10. Il IS amounted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Guests Expected

DR. and Mrs. J. r. Crozier and MIR.
and Mrs. H. I. LaShley and son,
Richard. Of Greenvillc, S. G.. arc OK
ncctcd to arrive today to DC the
puc,t. of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Z. Green
fnl Z WeCk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
HIS
Birth of a Daughter

UT
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Cline announce
tie birth of a daughter, Sandrd sue,
al the Maria Parham hospital on Au-
gust 26. Mrs. Cline is the iormel
y. - Ruth Branch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Cotton Shows
Slight Gains

New York, Aug. 26-(AD-Cot-
ton futures opened Is II As cents a
bale lower, and closed unchanged
to % cents a bale higher.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
BARN FIRE

A tobacco barn belonging to J. B.
Workman. on the SatterWhitc road.
was completely burned yesterday al
ernoon at three o'clock, tlrcmcn re-
ported today. They were successful.
however, in saving adjoining buldl-
mos
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
Arrives in Italy

Ms. J. S. Albright has received
word from her son. Pvt. Samuel Co.
Ian Albright, that he has arrived
safely m Italy. Pvt. Albright took
his overseas training at Camp Bland
Inc. fIa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26
AROUND TOWN


Richard Malcolm Gill and Florence
Beatrice Terrell. ColOrCd, both OF
Henderson, were granted Il marriage
license yesterday at the register OF
deeds office.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-26

The Barred Rock IS the Leading
>roed in the supply flocks uf North
~arollna. and least popular IL LIZ
late of Washington. -