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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
ChIIdren's Sleep Habits

too much excitement at bedtime,
pettlng the baby or giving food
whenever he wakes or cries. For
such sleeping problems the treat
ment Is to induce state of relax
ation-lure the baby from active
play an hour before bedtime, then
warm bath, perhaps q simple
rundown, quiet play in bed with
the lights dimmed.
Night terrors, if severe or un-
controllable are usually sufficient
cause for medical consultation.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
ii. D.:-What sort of a reaction
does an injection of wax under the
skin have? Does it coagulate or
diSpcrse into the blood stream?
Answer:-Wax injections have
been used by some plastic sur
gcons. but mostly have been given
up by the best ones, because they
so often react as foreign body
with pain, redncss and swelling at
the site. These "parafiin tumours"
usually had to be removed six
months or u year after injection.
ne wax does not go into the blood
stream.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
Girl Scout Troop
Plans Supper Meet

.r o.. Scout Troop number one met
,n,""-"ly with three new members.
n'l-N i'achmdn. Faye BCCkwith. and
iG,.N GIL. Joining the troop.
Ai'.- Bowers announced that the
.'' : Ni'! =" To- the Girl Scout Cabin
IhHIs"ny. March Is. and cook sup
per mere. y committee was appoint
:" L" plan The menu. Members of the
n"'i were requested TO look for old
,u'iI'iTc that can be repaired and
used Iu the cabin.
me troop is planning victory
ro.or1 in be planted in the lot be-
hliho the tcachcracc. The garden will
DC painted as soon as the weather
permits.
c"Irr guard was selected com
rr'>'" "l Myrtle Aston. Edith Rose
"I,,'n", Ann Griffin and Julia Gary.
, r7'roi meetings were then held and
h nat scouts worked on their merit
A,l"r the singing of taps. the
'''VCl'hg was adjourned.
SHIRLEY EHRET. Scribe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
BARCLAY. ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
d B arclay
"The Authority on Authorities"

When a diamond was lost. West
set the contract with two mora
spades.
with the diamond K as good an
marked with West by his bid
unless he had a six-card spade
suit-therc was just one sound
way to play this hand. That was
by coming in with the A on the
second spade trick. trying for
breaks in clubs and then hearts
and thcn-if neither suit divided
cvenly-throwing West in with
your last spade.
Even If West had more than A
five-carder in spades, he would
discard so as to hold two diamonds
then. and consequently could not
nave more than three spades left.
He could score second. third and
fourth trick in the suit and then
would have to pitch back a dia-
mond into the 40. That Is exact.
~ what happened where the con.
tract was made.
This deal, coming within less
than a week Of one on which tho
same dcclarcr tossed the lead 10
an opponent who could run three
immediate tricks. ranks almost
among the uncanny odd auirks OF
our funny game.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
MISSION MEET FOR WILSON

w Representatives of 507
l'cal Womcn's Societies q! Christian
Service throughout the North Caro-
lima Conference of the Methodist
Church Will gather at the FIRST
Methodist church here next week
for u thrcc-day session. March to
.. Speakers will include Dr. Hugh
{. Stunt. president of Scarriit COL
Ic2c. Nashville. Tennessee. Miss
Nyi'nG TSa" Wc". a Chinese student
at Greensboro college: and Mrs. ".
[. Chadwick. president of the con-
terence. The conference member
snip includes 1850 women. This
Will be the fourth annual session
since the union of the Methodist
church and the founding of this new
WUmCT'S society.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
Large Group Hears
Lecture by Sprunt

. .s.r upp.rCI"'ivc and large att
H'.. ..td Alexander SprImt. Jr.
g'En .. .3.-culur melton picture lee
;Jr .w southern sanctuary birds
!".H.y evening al the Episcopal
pan. .aI-r. sponsored by the Hen
cr... Hl.d cl.'b.
D."@ the course OF his lecture.
III. ~..m told what an important
p-" Wild lrrr is playing III the con-
sc,E.'.u ul food. which IS 50 essen
'la . w"nuin" The war He specially
emphasized the part birds play m
cc-' ing insect, that are d">truc-
tn .u .'rlcul'Wv.
.. SuUn' showed pictures of
MANY beautiful birds. such ~ sun
:r,-l..f .uouupills. ibiscS and cgrct,.
W"..urHri IN their natural sur
!nUh '.-- IN >auctUIriCS in Florida
arc ."E... pa'rrllCd by wuldcu~ Of
Inc %a'mudl Audubon Society.
The National Audubon Society mas
an" -u"a' deal toward preserving
IN" .Hu" md sometimes almost CX-
tnri -ncr!cS Of birds. il was said.
Nj. N"1w' Is the southern rcprcScn-
'atl|r of the society.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
HAYWOOD NEGRO FELLOWSHIP

NIyUC = Inc Haywood County
Ministerial Association will become
intcrracial beginning with its March
meeting. The ministers meeting fOl
their monthly luncheon session
here voted unanimously to invite
the Negro ministers of Haywood
county, who are regularly ordained
pastors. 10 become members of the
ministerial association. In their res
uiullon' me ministers expressed
theT hope and belief that Negro and
White ministers nigh, bc Of mu-
tual hclp III the work Of the Chris
tan ministry, Speaker for the meet
ing was Roy I. Houts, Jr, pastor OF
Bethel Methodist church,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
BY Dr.. Clendenina
Sunday, Mureh 5
nbcADF.Sr

by Or. Clendenins
Sunday, M1reE 5
BREAKFAST
! orange sliced.
l slice whole wheat toast - no
butter or substitute.
cup cOifee-no cream or sugar.
LUNCHEON
! slice pot roast.
Average helping broccoli.
Slice toast-no butter or substi-
tutc.
= cup lemon ice.
cup coffee or tea---no cream or
sugar.
DINNER
| cup cream of celery soup-make
with milk.
Raw carrot strips.
l slice toast or = soda crackers
no butter.
| cup tea or coirce-no cream or
sugar.
Monday, March 6
BREAKFAST
= Grapcrruit-no swcetcning.
! slice whole wheat toast = No
butter or substitute.
cup coilcc-no cream or sugar.
LUNCHEON
cup cream Of broccoli SOUP
make with milk.
she" toaSt-or . soda crackers
no butter.
Lettuce salad with mineral oil
dressing.
cup tca-no cream or sugar.
DINNER
Minced leftover pot roast in thin
brown Saucc-no crcam-scrve
on toast.
! brussels sprouts-no butter.
FRESH or Stcwcd fruit dessert
! cup cotrrc-no cream or sugar.
II cup clear soup may be added
if dcsircd.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
FIRST BAPTIST

Key. +. NOlIICCl Gardner. jasf9r.
AT the Sunday morning service the
pastors topic Will be Let Us Wmr-
snip God. The evening topic will be
The Irrcduciblc Minimum OF
Christianity"
Sunday:
WPTF.
9:i5 a. m. Sunday school.
II Il. m. Sunbeam band program a
season of prayer iur home missions
Annie W. Armstrong mission offer
ing will be taken.
II a. m. Morning worship.
200 p. m. DCaCun'~ meeting.
6:3O p. M. Baptist Training union,
Junior Union. Group ! in charge.
Tommy Morris. group captain. Inter
mcuIatc unInn. Group ! in charge.
:dith Rose Greene. group captain.
Young Peoples union. Topic Home
Missions Looks Ahead. Leader. Miss
Mildred Conn.
7:3O p. NJ. Evening worship.
Monday:
$50 p. IN. W. NJ. S circles meet as
follows: Circle with Mrs. l. Il. Tip-
petit: program leader. Mrs. J. G..
Hicks. Circle > with Mrs. +. G.. AL
len: study course teachers. Mrs. W.
y. Phillips. ST.. and Mrs. W. W. NocI.
Circle : with Mrs. {. +. Evans: pro-
gram leader. Miss Annie LcNIay. Cir
Gle ! with Mrs. {. {. Shaw with
Mrs. George Finch assisting as hosI-
r>S: program leader. Mrs. T. u. Mat
thCwS. Circle ) with Mrs. GUY Hor-
ncr III the home OF Mr.. Thomas
lIIIntr ('nllnun
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

me corner are doing the same
thlng today, so far as their sleep
patterns are concerned, as baby
Cain and baby Abel in the sub
urbs Of the Garden of Eden.
Sleep is almost continuous dur
ing the first weeks of life. The
baby wakens only for food and
bathing. The nervous system is
not fully developed, and the new
born is protected from wakcful
sounds. WakcfulnesS and restless
ness III the newborn are dis
tlnctly abnormal and the causes
must be discovered.
The sleep schedule for older
children: second and third months
20 hours day; from fourth to
sixth month-lG TO l8 hours a
day; from sixth to twelfth month
-l2 hours at night, hour nap in
the morning and = hour nap in
the afternoon.
Child's Sleeping Schedule
During the second year the
baby should sleep II hours at
night and have at least one two
hour nap during the day. Chill
drcn three to five years old -l2
hours at night and an afternoon
nap; six to eight yrars-l2 hours
at night; eight TO ten ycars-ll
hours ut night; ten years 10 ado
lcscencc--l0 10 IL hours at night.
These figures are meant to refer
to actual sleep and not Just the
time spent iii bed. 1t is certainly
better not to wait until baby is
tired and irritable before putting
it TO bed.
The amount Of sleep child, as
well as an adult, gets is an iadivid-
ual matter, and if in his waking
hours he seems healthy and cncr-
getic and up to par the schedule
given above can be shaded to con-
form to personal taste.
DrOwsincSs or excessively long
sleeping periods usually do not
mean anything alarming. Now
N''sS VIZ N's WI HbOAlllils SAllllN
are over the family doctor doesn't
have to suspect that the baby has
a narcotic habit.
Causes OF Slceplcssness
Slccplcssncss may be due to
either physical or mental causes.
The physical causes are mostly
associated with food. They are.
Wrong food, too little food. too
much food, too little water, feed
ings not given ut regular times.
or feeding too often.
Other physical causes are too
much or too little clothing. uncom-
Portable clothing, not enough
fresh air, sickness.
The psychological factors are
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
\. J. MISTE IN STATE

GrCCnSbOrO-RCV \. !. Music. 0f
New York City. noted head of the
Fellowship oi Reconciliation. was
the chief speaker AZ u iwo-day con-
ference of the fellowship held AT ST.
Mary'S House here on Wednesday
and Thursday
On Saturday Dr. Music will speak
at Duke University. ON Sunday
morning he will preach N the First
Presbyterian church. Chapel Hill.
and ON Sunday afternoon. at Shaw
University chapel in Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Ii. K. King, minister

sunday:
9:45 Il. M. Church school.
ii Il. III. Morning worship. Conn
munion meditation: Let Il Man En-
anime Himself.
$50 p. m. Youth. Fellowship sup
per and worship. Dedication scrv-
ice.
1:3O p. m. Evening service. Ser
mon subject: The Message of the
Prophets for Our Day: 3. Micah
what Docs God Require OF Your"
Monday:
$50 p. m. Circles of the w. s. c.
s.
l:3O p. IN. Boy Scout Troop No. 80.
p. m. Board of stewards.
l:3O p. m. Girl Scouts.
Tuesday:
l:45 p. M. Whi.morc Wesley Class.
Thursday:
Gl3 p. III. Young peoples choir
practice.
':45 p. IN. Senior choir rehearsal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
GIFTS APPRECIATED

NoOoSda!e -- Oak Grove Church.
Woodsdalc. Route |. is ore of the
many churches OF the North Caro-
lima Methodist Conference which
have received letters Of appreciation
fer the several hundred Christmas
gifts and the Christian literature
contributed II the Gila River (Jap-
aneSc) Relocation Center located q,
R!vcrS, Arizona. Through these
sIiis not only children but also par
GntS. loHcly widows. bachelors
Young mon and women experienced
me spirit OF Christmas ioy and
Christian sharing. CONCERNING tho
chlI"r2n'S material received the sec
"ctary cf tho Rivers Christian
church wro,c: We have a little class
@! about seven children who NEE,
every Monday for a Story hour. The
amazing thing abou this class is
mat most OF them are Buddhists and
my "oodncSS-do they cniov good
stories OF JESUS. | have given thar,
a copy each time and they really
appreciate il very much"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
Come from I'lOriSia.

Al. and Mrs. james y. Cree have
returned from an extended visit
with fuvl. daughter. Mrs. l.. II. Sea-
lev. ar AiIami Beach, Fla. They also
visited their son. James y. Cree. .Ir.
=, Newport News. Va, who is tu re-
r1li .,r induction into the armed
ser, .yus on March 10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

Key. William ID. McInniS. minister
9;i5 Church school.
II Morning worship. Every Menu
per canvass. Brief talk by l.. II.
marvin. All members urged To save
some one trip by coming to this
service.
Young Peoples Council
Z:3o Boy Scout Court of Honor.
Church Office open all afternoon to
receive pledges of those who canno.
DC at morning service.
O:"J: loi.nG People of the church.
':5J: Evening worship. Sermon
subject: ~ Church That Was Really
Rich"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

bI.d@crS G0i \. William street.
"Wednesday night.
Groups Nos. . and l3 vii, meet in
Inc basement uf The Stoncwall
apartments. on Tuesday night.
Groups No. and 10 will NEE:
:, The home o! MIR. and Mrs. W. II.
St"lnhack On Raleigh road. Thurs
day night
Everyone is invited Ia attend In,
meeting I'm MS area.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

Look simmer than Il willow switch
sWccter than 4 rosebud. cutter than
sparrow in Pattern 9G22. Its so
young with lis deep yoke, so smart
with its princess lines easy to
make. too. The bolcro may match or
contrast. and you can wear it with
other dresses.
Pattern 9O22 comes in misses sizes
L.. II. Ii, l3 and % Size l6. irock.
) yards 35-inch: boIcro. l-2 yards
35-inch.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern to Henderson Daily
Dispatch, Pattern Dept, 232, West
18th ST.. New York II, n. Y. Write
plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
SERVICES AT SPRING STREET.
METHODIST

81 'tl!c' VIII be nc!d Sunday night
:, Ll"hl O'Clock At Spring street
Nt"'h"aist chu"ch. colorcn, it was am
n'"ncrd today. Rrv. l.. {. Cross, pas
i"i' WiII preach on what Differ
Phcc hc'wrcn Dream and NiSiun". il
was StNtCd. NIsItOrs VIII be Mcicnmn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
i%TERRACIAL COMMITTEE

NI'WINSIIN = y city im'Crr@c-nI
committee has been appointed bv
Mayor L. Il. Cameron of Wilminn,on
10 promote goodwill and Coopcro-
ti"n between white and Negro resi-
denis oi the community. The COM
mIiicc is headed by DR.. Sanlcv Loo
bl''h'"N. Representatives OF both
races We're namd 10 the committee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
AVOIDING A HOLD-UP

ON THIS eleventh anniversary
OF the bank holiday" which con-
stituted the greatest single shock
OF the Jdcprcssion"-do you re-
member it?-some of us can cele-
oratc by granting holiday to
some of our bridge habits. One of
those, which is a bad habit if we
follow 1t without variation. is
that Of always holding up an ace
until the third round. when il is
our only stopper in the suit led
against a No Trump game.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
DUKE LOAN LIBRARY

Durhan-Resourccs OF the Duke
Divinity school library have been
made available TO all ministers in
the southeast by the securing OF
!undS to provide duplicate copies of
DOCKS making possible the cs,ab-
lishmcnt of loan library.
Under the new plan. any preacher
can rorrow two books Il; one timc
Inc books are loaned for a period
"i one month. bu, are not renew
1Dic. Oily expense IS paymcn, of
the return postage on the books
requests io" books should be ad-
dressed to Dean Pau! y. CARRIER.
D'Nhlty school. Dukc University,
DUKE Divinity School library con-
iains the largest collection of reIip-
lnuS and related material in the
South and in a recent national s,r-
N'y concerning library resources in
Spcc!a! fields il was given high rank
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
BUY WAR EDNDS TO WIN
THIS WAR.

To win this war We will have to
save our pennies and buy war bonds.
But war bonds cannot win this war
alone. We will have to Ugh; for our
nation for We are bravo Americans
We cannot waste our food or orr
clothes. We will have To pray to win
this war. God alone can win this war.
MI the money belongs 10 God. TIC
Bible tells us nc takes down and sets
up. even world leaders. With God all
things arc possible. Nothing is too
hard for God. | am asking all Amer
leans to pray as never before.
Work. fight. pray and buy war
bonds and stamps.
EFFIE GRAY,
jth Grade. II years old.
('htr1un ic ft,p
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS

lumDcEtOn--Ch ChurCh women Cy-
crywhcrc arc expressing their Chris
tan hospitality through their efforts
Ia provide entertainment fer mon
in the armed forces. ncccn,lv. the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
Your Week End Lesson

Wha, is the difference between
the way you should react to your
partners business double. N the
opponents are vulnerable and YOU
are not. and II your side is v,,l.
nerahle and they are not:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
Has Measles,

Nj Mabel Jan" Ncarhcry. who is
900 training IN the nurses cadet corps
al Grace hospital. Richmond. Va. Is
confined there as Il patient with the
measles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
News Of The Churches
Press Service of the North Carolina
Council Of Churches

men OF the First Baptist church
here took their turn al entertain
ing al the Service Mems Club. 1t
was strictly an all-malc affair as to
arrangements and cooking and
serving. Barbecue VAS the main
dish. accompanied by coffee and
pickles. and baskets of irut and
pccans were spread on the tables.
The visiting soldiers seemed TO
think they had found what South
Crn cooking ought 70 be.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
Egg Prices Fixed
For \ anCc County
For Three Months

These arc the egg prices for Vance
county iof The week beginning Feb
rUhIy %. 1914 through the week Of
May 20. 1914. as announced todav by
the DpA.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
BY LOGAN CLENDENISG MID

THE MOST up-to-date pedia-
tricians do not seem to have any
modern ideas about sleep habits
OF children. Nature settled that
Tor them, and the babies of Mr..
and Mrs. Keep-in-Style around
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
r X 4 r X X
X WITH THE COLORS r
4 X 4 X + r
IrCmptCh 10 NIaior

Mr.. and Mrs w. !. Sattcrwhtc.
Of route three. Henderson. have re-
cCvicd word HAT their son. Captain
Albert SattcrwhitG. has been pro-
noted to major. He is stationed
somewhere IN England.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

Chicago is the worlds greater rail-
road center.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
WHOLESALE PRICES

NNGIaurU CGE~ laNC IaEgC GradC
{ price.
Add % extra per dozen for car
ION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
OI'A iO Quiz
Landlord

Circuit Court Commissioner
Cody today ordered the OPA II
conduct an inveStigat OF the
rental practices of Charles Len
hof proprietor Of an apartment
house at "a Highland. Highland
Park.
Tho action followed Lenhoff' .
appearance IN court 70 seek AT
eviction order for Miss Mary Bar
bcr on the grounds that he wanted
the apartment she occupied for a
Carctaker Miss Barber testified
that she was paying rent Of Sl3C
a month
Judge Cody recalled that. last
November. Lenhof had appeared
before HIM and secured the evic-
tion of the caretaker from the
same apartment ecause he
wanted q new Caretaker.
A. that time the apartment was
renting for $40 month unfur-
niShed The eviction suit against
Miss Barber was dismissed after
Cody learned that the OPA had
established a ceiling price OF $50
a month on the apartment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
LaNif.y
Laid I'D
Coroner

For the second time within re-
cent weeks, the eotoner's office
today was accused Of laXily in
failing to detect apparent evidence
Of foul play in examination of a
possible murder victim. I
Homicide Inspector John O.
Whitman charged that the coro-
ners office was negligent in a
preliminary examination of the
body-of John Hovagonian found
liter an explosion had destroyed
tho victims hat cleaning store al
9l05 Woodward Tuesday. Whit
man said that il was not until
Yesterday. that police were In
formed the charred body bore
eight strands Of rope knotted
ABOUT the neck and that the dead
man s skull had been fractured,
apparently by a blow over the
right car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Effort 10 Settle
City Row0utside
Up5eefs JeHffies

a local version of Take. II or
Leave It. with Mayor Jefries
asking the S64 question was
staged at a budget meeting in the
mayors office.
a discussion Of master plumb
erS. their duties and which Of the
cltys two master plumbers should
make inspections led to the S64
question. Tho mayor was asking
Joseph p. Wolff, commissioner of
the department OF building and
safety engineering. why two mas
ter plumbers could not handle the
CityS business. He wasn't getting
very far when Budget Director
Addy said:
II think we should do some
thing about that matter up I'm
the corporation counsePs office"
What natter" the mayor
asked r--------si.---,-------.---''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Vote ) Million
For State Parks

Ian SIN G. Feb. IS Major
Senate surprise yesterday came
over Tho ease in which the upper
chamber adopted PSI The So
100000 appropriation 10 buy rec
rcsuoaal lands IN the Porcup.uc
Mountains and southeastern
Michigan
The only negative vote was cast
by Sen. John 3 Smith r. Of
Alma. who earlier was badly
beaten in an atempt 20 cat the
fund 20 s. 700 600 and Top off the
fve-year purchase plan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
GIT FINGERPRINT

The Identification was made hy
a waitress in nearby restaurant.
a customer who was m the res
taurant at the time is sought for
questioning In the belief he too
can IDENTIFY the man who ran out
Of The store
.AAFle- officials were fairly Ger
tam the body was that Of Hova-
genian. positive Identification vii
be attempted tomorrow morning
through an X-ray picture m Re-
ccIvInr Hospital Of a fractured lcg
HoNaCcnlan once suffered in an
accident.
Officials also declared they had
been able 20 take one good finger
print from the body 10 be COM
pared with fngerprIniS on file in
iho police identification bureau
Hotacen.an was arrested m 1870
As an alleged blind pig operator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

We got some right smart pretty
girls back there"
He danced with 4 WAC ar the
Terrace Room Of the Hotel Stat
Ter, and reminded her he had been
born four wars ago, in the Civil
War bushwhacker country Of old
Missouri.
STILL SHOOTS RABBITS
"By gosh, can still shoot
rabbits" he told her. I'D like
to sit somewhere with my shot
gun and shoot the heads off
Japs."
He's proud Of his grandson's
wife, Mrs. Arlene ODTiScoll of
Lincoln Park. When she visited
,the farmStead in Missouri she put
three bullets so close together in
tin can he could cover them with
his thumb.
"My daughters mans sister
in London has been bombed out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
0PA Accuses Market
OF Ceiling Violations

George Schleicher. owner Of
Schleichers Market. l0j0l Ker-
cheval. was ordered 10 appear in
federal court Fen - 20 show
cause why an Injunction should
not be issued 10 restrain him from
alleged violation Of ceiling prices.
Agents 81 the OPA charged
that the market sold procesSed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

Famed y Jewels.
Ultra thin. Lum-
nous dial Sweep
second bead. Vel
low tor. Stainless
steel back. Mois-
turcproof. SHOCK
p r OF. AIR
TIGHT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
z Die in Florida Crash

Two Detroit area ficrs were
among T. killed in the crash Of
Flying Fortress near Wimauma,
Fla, officials a MacDiu Field,
Fla. announced today
They were Il. Derlc 7 lmh0ff
Of Wyandotte and SGT Walter NJ.
Branham. River Rouge Both
were stationed al NacDlH Field.