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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02

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jih severno cd Euclida in Lo-
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ma se ie varno resila ma obrezje,
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East Ohio Gas Co. poroca, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
STAIN JE POGOSTIL
HOPKINSA v KREMLJU V
TOPLEM RAZPOLOzENJU

LONDON, 1. junija. - Mos
kovski radio poroca, da je bill
Harry Hopkins, posebni posla-
nee predsednika Trumana,. no.
coj gost aarsala Stalina ma ko-
silu v Kremlju. Poroeilo pravi,
da Sc je sprejem vrsiL " "topli
in prijateljski atmosferi."
Navzoci ma priredbi so bill tu-
di hritski poslanik Sir Archi-
bald John Clark Kerr, ameriski
|poslanik Averell Hartman, anne
riska vojaska misija in clani
poslaniskega staba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
JOHN LUSIN

v mestni bolnisnici je vceraj
popoldne umrl John Lusin, star
81 let, stanujoc zadnjih 10 let
pri druzini Gaspar Mlakar, 915
E. 81 st. Donna je bill IL Loske-
ga potoka in v Ameriki sc je ma
hajal 80 let. Tukaj nina sorod-
nikov. Pogreb Sc vrsi ponede-
lick oh $50 uri zjutraj il Josip
zele in sinovi pogrebnega zavo-
da, 65O2 St. Clair Ave., v GER
kew sv. Vida oh 9. uri in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
SLOVENSKE SOKOLICE

Drustvo Slovenske Sokolice
st. 442 SNPJ ina svojo redno Sc
jo v ponedeljek oh 7::3O uri I'VE
Ger v Slovenskem narodnem do
mu. V svrho izvolitve delegate
ME "a konvencijo, Sc bodo vrsile
volirve skupno z drustvom Con-
cordians, in clanice so vabljene,
da sc te seize udelezijo v cim vec-
jem stevilu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
KONCERT GDC. NOVAKOVE
Miss Rnrnioo NOvak nriredi

Miss Bernice Novak priredi
jutri vecer svoj. prvi koncert v
Slovenskem narodnem domu ma
St. Clair Ave. Miss Novak je
hci druzine Mr.. in Mrs. John No.
yak, 9414 Yale Ave in vnukinja
Kremzarjeve druzine. Pc kon-
certu, XII ina ma vsporedu lepe
slovenske pesmice kot tudi kla-
sicne pesmice, Sc bo vrsila do
maca zabava s plesom. Igral DO
orkester Johnny Vadnala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02

Ma 1O-dnevni dopust je prisla
il Ashford General Hospital, v
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
End Lieut.. Mary K. Ladiha,
hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. Leo Ladiha,
1886 E. 55 St., XII sluzi Strica
Sama kot bolnicarka v armadni
bolnisnici. Prijateljice jo lahko
obisceio ma domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
Rusija nastopila vsirskem polozaju
Argentinski fasizem
hujsi cd italijanskega

NEW YORK, 1. junija.
"New York Times" je da-
nes objavil porocilo svoje-
ga reporterja il Argentine,
v katerem je receno, da je
terror, XII ga izvaja fasisticni
rezim v Argentini vecji kot
pa je bill terror pod fasiz-
nom v Italiji.
Polozaj Sc je definitivno
pOslabsal, odkar je argen-
tinska Vlada fOrmalno ma
povedala vojno proti Nem-
ciji in Japonski, kajti vsa-
ka opozicija proti rezimu
Sc smatra "izdajalstvO."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
SEJA CENTRALNEGA
ODBORA

V ponedeljek, tocno oh 8. uri
zvecer Sc vrsi seja Centralnega
odbora' ameriskih Slovencev, v
SlOvenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Ker je vec vaznih
zadev "a resiti, Sc prosi polno-
stevilno udelezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02

Mr.. Anton Roar, 1906 CAL
Icutta Ave-, sporoca svojim odje-
malcem, da je zopet odprl svojo
popravljalnico cevljev, kier nu-
di prvovrstno poslugo. Delo je
vedno prvovrstno in tocno, Gene
pa zmerne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02

glavo tako nesrecno, da je cez
nekaj ur podlegel poskodbi. Po-
kopan je bill "a. maja. Oba sta
bila clana SNPJ v Spring Glenu,
Utah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
Bra akcija potrebna "a
koncanje bojev, izjavlja
Moskva v noti ma velesile

LONDON, l. junija - Sovjetska vlada je noco obve-
stla Francio Britanijo Zedinene drzave in Kitasko
Ida Russia smatra potrebnim ida podvzame brze kora
ike koncanje vojaskih operac Srj in Lebanonu in
Ida konflkt, XII e nastal izravnati mren
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
SiIen vihar je ruvaI drevesa I'm
Iomil drogove snoci vCIevelandu

Snoci je obiskal Cleveland, vihar XII e divja po-
sebno veko slo OBJ oba jezera Podr nesteto teefon
skin in elekrcnh drogov lomil in ruva drevesa razbi
jail izlozbena okna in dal pociji in ognegascem
Iopravka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
Naciji U Berlinu Sc Uedl1o
rogouilijo; sou. oblast na-
znanila drastiCne kOrake

LONDON, l. junija - ozirom ma izgrede, XII jih
vprizarjao naciji Bernu hapade ruske vojake in
sabotazo je zupan Arthur Werner XII posuje pod rusko
okupacsko upravo nocoj naznanil da bo proti
bodocim izbruhom nasnosti nastopilo drastcnmi
rali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02

I'LL.
Moskovski radio, XII je mama
nil posiljatev note, je v tel zvezi
izjavil, da je odgovornost "a po-
lozaj v rokah oznacenih drzav,
"ker MIN pripada inicijativa "a
ustvaritev povojne organizacije
"a mir in mednarodno varnost."
Nota Sc opira ma konferenco v
San Francisco
Nota opozarja ma dejstvo, da
so Francija, Sirija in Lebanon
clanice Zdruzenih narodov "a
stopstvom ma konferenci v San
Francisco, potem pa dostavlja:
'Dogodki v Siriji in Lebanonu
ne odgovarjajo duhu sklepov, XII
so bill sprejeti v Dumbarton
Oaks, ali smotrom konference
Zdruzenih narodov, XII Sc vrsi v
San Francisco v svrho ustvari-
tive organizacije "a zajameenje
miru in varnosti."
" Damasku so izbruhnili novi
boil
LONDON, 1. junija-Nocoj so
v Damasku izbruhnili novi boji,
medtem ko francoska vlada Ia
vlacuje izpolnitev zahteve, da
stopi V pogajanja Britanijo in
Zed. drzavami glede krize, XII je
nastala ma Bliznjem vzhodu.
correspondent UNITED Pressa''
poroca, da so novi izgredi nasta-
Ii, ko so castniki pustili franco
skim afriskim cetam svobodno
kretanje v mestu, nakar so Ia
cell pleniti zivilske prodajalne,
XII so odprle vrata "a civilno
prebivalstvo.
Sirski nacijonalisti in polici-
sti so ustrelili ma francoske ko-
lonijalne vojake liza vrec, ma
polnjenih peskom, in nocoj Sc
je culo sirom mesta streljanie
navadnih in stroj jnih pusk. Kar
Sc Francozov tice, nj nobenega
znamenja, da so krsili odredbo,
izdano snoci, "a nehanje sire
ljanja.
Situacija eaka ma diplomatska
pogajanja
Medtem ko je gen. de Gaulle
podal izjavo, il katere Sc da skle-
patti, da so vrata "a pogajanja z
Britanijo in Zed. drzavami cd.
prta, pa Je francOSko lntOrm;i'
cijsko ministrstvo izjavilo, da je
konferenca treh sill glede sirske
krize ''izven vprasanja."
"Po udarcu, katerega je zada.
la Anglia" Sc glasi izjava mi.
nistrstva, mi gen. de Gaulle nj.
kakor razpolozen "a potovanje v
London.
Premier Churchill je vceraj
rezko zahteval, da Francozi v
Damasku takoj prenehajo S so
vraznostmi, drugace pa da be
Anglia oborozeno silo pose
gla " polozaj." .
Kupujyc vojne bonde I'm vojno-var
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02

raki.
Vsak primer nasilja DO kaz-
novan z eksekucijo so nacijev,
poleg onih, XII so bill "a tax Incl
dent direktno odgovorni.
Razen tega bodo usmrcene
tudi vse osebe, katerim bi bilo
znano, da sc namerava podvzeti
nasilna dejanja, toda bi O tenn
ne obvestile policije.
Tozadevno naznanilo je obja-
vii zupan Werner po berlinskem
radiju.
Dejanja nasilja so delo hitlerske
podtalne organizacije
Wits obstoji, da Sc "a napadi
ma ruske vojake in sabotazo v
nemski prestolnici nahajajo cla-
nj podtalne organizacije "volko-
dlakov'', katero so organizirali
naciji pred razsulom, da NADIA
ljuje boj proti zavezniskim 81
lam tekom okupacije.
Werner, katerega so posta-
viii Rusi v zupanski urad po re-
organizaciji berlinske uprave, je
v radijskem govoru rekel:
"Berlincani! Hitlerjeva zlocin-
ska vojna je pahnila nase mesto
v najvecjo katastrofo v njegovi
zgodovini.
''Dobiio Sc Sc vedno kriminal-
ci, XII hocejo blaznimi dejanji
prepreciti povratek miru in po-
koja. Cloveska zivljenja in last
nina, katerim je prizanesla VOL
ma, padajo kot zrtve njihove L.
dajalske aktivnosti.
POVratek nOrmalnih raZmer cd
visen cd Rdece vojske
Nv kolikor so ia grozodejstva
naperjena proti clanom Rdece
vojske, so brezmiselna in krimi-
nalna provokacija okupacijskih
sill, katerih dobra VOLTA in pri-
jateljsko zadrzanje napram pre-
bivalstvu je prvi predpogoj "a
upostavitev normalnih razmer
ma korist splosnosti.
"Vsakega napadalca in pozi-
galca bo doletela zasluzena ka-
zen. Placati DO moral s svojim
lastnim zivljenjern. Vsakdo, XII
hi izvrsil napad ma kakega cla-
ma okupacijske sile' ali proti
osebam, katerim so poverjene
uradne dolznosti, ali XII hi pozi-
gal IL politicnega sovrastva, DO
potegnil v prepad S seboj tudi
SO bivsih clanov nacijske stran-
ke, XII bodo morali placati z ziv-
ljenji skupno z napadalcem in
pozigalcem."
Ruska groznja sloni na nacij-
skem vzgledu
To je prvo porocilo, IL kate
rega je razvidno, da ostanki ma
ci.jskih sill v Berlinu vprizarjajo
Z napade ma ruske okupacijske si-
le in vrsijo sabotazo.
Kar sc tice ruske groznje, da
bo morale "a vsak slucaj nasilja
umreti so nacijev, je direkten
odgovor ri postopanje nacijev
tekom vojne v okupiranih deze-
lah, 8 to razliko, da 80 Nemci
"a vsak napad ma kateregakoli
Nemca usmrtili so ali vec ne
dolznih civilistov, moskih, zensk
in otrok.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-11
Small Nations Want Greater Authority

SAN FRANCISCO, May 11-(P) The United Nations conference appeared to be developing strong bloc of small nations who are de- termined to win for themselves greater authority over the pro- posed use of force to prevent fu- ture war.
 The issue coming shortly to the fore in the conference committees consideration of amendments to the Dumbarton Oaks plan of a world peace organization as it was drawn up by Britain, China, Rus sia and the United States inWash- ington last fall. Here are the cur rent top developments: One Prime Minister King told the committee on functions of the Se- curity council, which is the exclu- sive powerful core of the pro- posed organization that any na- ton whose troops would be used against an aggressor should be permitted voice in the councils decision to take forceful action.
 Two-New Zealand suggested the proposed world assembly of nations to which the Dumbarton Oaks plans would assign little authority, should have the right to approve or reject any security council action. This was bluntly
 Continued on Page EighD
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-11
U. s. Intelligence To Suppress Nazi Underground

WASHINGTON, May 11.1P)- A special intelligence section to detect and "ruthlesly" suppress any Nazi underground activities will be part of the United States Military Occupation of the Amer ican Occupation zone in Germany.
 This was disclosed by the War Department announcement plans for the United States group to form part of the Allied four power control council in Ger
 Continued on Page Five)
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U. s. Troops Cross Asa River Mouth Near Naha

GUAM, May 11-R Troops of the Sixth Marine division bridged the mouth of the Asa river near Okinawa's capital city of Mana yesterday and forced a crossing despite the attempts of two Japanese human bombs to thwart them.
 Bitter hand to hand fighting was reported all along the south ern Okinawa front. United States warships for the fifth straight day were called on for support. They broke enemy troop concentrations in the rear areas.
 The Asa river flows into the sea on western Okinawa between Machinato airfield, which was captUysed last woke and Mana. Two Japanese tied heavy explo- sive charges on themselves and plunged onto the span in an at
 Continued on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-11
Nazi Troops In CzechOslOvakia Run ToYank Lines

LONDON, May 11-R Die hard Nazi fanatics who fought on in Czechoslovakia in defiance to the German unconditional sur render are reported to be in head long flight toward American lines as a vast pincers by three Soviet armies threatened momentarily to envelop them.
 The First, Second and Fourth Ukrainian armies opened assault on broad fronts from the north west, east and southeast when the forces under Field Marshal Schoerner, himself wanted as a war criminal and Col. Gen. Woeh- Ter ignored the command to sur render.
 It is the only reported fighting German troops in all of Europe. Elsewhere the Germans are giv- ing up docily. The Soviet con- mand announced it had captured 100000 German officers and men.
 Preliminary checkups along the front show twenty-six Nazi gener- als in the bag.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-11
INDIAN AFFAIRS NURSE ARRIVES IN NOME

Miss Julia Gromtzess, Bureau of Indian Affairs nurse, who has been stationed at St. Lawrence, arrived in Nome this week. She was sent to relieve the diphtheria situation in Wales, Shismareff and Barrow where the regular staff of nurses were unable to cope with the epidemic. She has been enjoying a little visit before resuming her duties, and left this morning for Solomon and Council on a field trip.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-11
DOOlittle Predicts 2,OOO Plane Raids On Japan

LONDON, May 11-R Ut. Gen. Doolittle, commander of the United States Eighth Airforce, who led the first air raid on Tokyo, predicted 2,000-plane raids will be made on Japan.
 He referred to the Superfortress as "the heavy bomber of the fu- ture," but I am speaking of pros pective 2,000-plane raids on Japan. He didn't state specifically that he meant all two thousand planes would be Superfortresses. "The size of the American air force operating against Japan will continue to be increased as air fields become available and SUD- ply routes and communications bases are established"
 Doolittle said in press confer ence that the personnel of the Eighth Air Force in England num- bered apprenticeship 100000 men and women and another hun dred thousand served on a rotat- ing basis. Doolittle said that part of the Eighth Air Forces men, women and equipment would be moved directly to the Pacific. The rest would be sent back to the United States, or kept in England indefinitely as part of the Allied occupation.
 The Air Force he said at pres ent bomber strength that the Eighth Air Force exceeded twen- ty-four hundred Liberators and Fortresses, but he didn't include planes in repair depots or new planes in reserve pools.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-11
, RAIDS ON HQNSHU

GUAM, May 11-(P Super fortresses bombed Japan's home land three times today, striking three industrial centers and three airfields on Kyushu and Honshu islands in a swift followup of yes terday's 400 plane Superfortress raid.
 In the heaviest attack 100 to 150 Superfortresses attacked the big Kawanishi seaplane plant on Honshu between Koke and Osaka, as the smaller fleet blasted Oita and Saiki airfields on Kyushu. The latest attack was aimed at the important cities of Miyakan- ojo, Nattigahara and Miyaksaki airfield. No immediate reports as to the damage wrought. The bombing was done through under cast by precision instruments.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-11
RECOVERING NICELY

Mrs. Larry Calvin who left for the States with her husband in April to visit in Seattle, was op- erated on for goiter and is getting along nicely.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-11
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THURSDAY GAMES American League

St. Louis 10, Washington 2. All other major league games post poned.
 Pacific Coast League
 Los Angeles 5, Oakland 1. Port land 8, San Diego o. San Fran cisco 10, Hollywood 3. Seattle G., Sacramento 1.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-11
NOTICE

Written applications shall be re- ceived in the office of the City Clerk until 8:00 P.M.. May l4. ls4s. for the following positions in fhe Nome Fire and Police De- partment:
 Engineer .s300.o0 per month Driver .............$ .$300.o0 per month
 Common Council of Name
 By Carrie M. McLain s-4s.ll City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-11
Pacific Coast League
FRIDAY GAMES National League

Cincinnati 1, New York 6.
 Pacific Coast League Oakland 13, 4; Los Angeles 3, 5. Portland 1, San Diego 5. Holly wood 4, San Francisco o. Seattle 8, Sacramento 3.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06

held at teachers college Of the state
in addition to the local branch meet
ing. Theme of these meetings, is
..,ion ror Children and will in
clude a message from the interna-
tional president, Jean Better, on
interpreting C~hilGrcn." Workshop
groups will discuss the plan Of ac-
ton under one Of the seven resolu-
tons prepared by the organization
board for 1851.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
The Test OF DrUqs
By Trial And Error

YESTERDAY, in response to a
correspondents request, we out
lined briefly the first method
known to medical science to ascer-
tain the method of the action of
drugs-the method of experiment
tation.
There are, of course, other meth
DDS. Many drugs defy the most
vigorous attempts of the expert
mental laboratory to show exactly
how they act.
Trial and Error
So we have another test-trial
and error. All of you have used
this, say, when you take a cold
remedy. And this method is sub
ject to a good deal of Individual
opinion. For example, Mrs. A. is
perfectly certain that hot lemon
ade is a curative for her cold. Mr..
Ais equally certain that ten grains
OF aspirin is the sovereign remedy.
The test each makes may be put
in a mathematical formulate. &.
had a cold; l took X; the cold
got well. The fundamental error
involved is that the vast majority
of colds get well anyhow, no mat
ter what method of treatment is
used.
Question of Statistics
In the case of certain drugs,
however, this objection can be
eliminated. 1t is a question of stat
istics. SO many people have this
disease, take remedy X and get
well. SO many people have a dis
ease which seems similar, take
remedy y and do not get well. The
problem here is for the phar-
macologist to find out what is the
difference between groups l and
ii.
1t can be we'll illustrated by the
use Of digitalis in heart failure.
AS long ago as 1885 William
Whitening, Of Birmingham, Eng
land, introduced the medical pro-
fession to the curative properties
of digitalis, or foXglove, in dropsy,
which is a sign of heart failure. He
himself acknowledged that it
worked in some ase and did not
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06

work in others. For nearly a hum
dred and fifty years men strug-
gled to define and separate the two
kinds of cases.
Irregular Pulse
Finally, about 1915, it was
pointed out that the dropsical pa
tlents who responded ~favorably to
dlgltalis were those with a certain
kind of irregular pulse.
So, in the cas- Of digitalis as
opposed to cold remedies, the ma
thematical formula goes: for
dropsy with a regular pulse, digi-
tails will be a doubtful remedy to
say the least.
While much has been learned
since 1915 about the exact kind of
irregular pulse which digitalis re-
medies, and shrewd speculations
as to how, exactly. it acts are
available, the real basis of our
knowledge Of its action is-trial
and error and selection of those
instances in which it has proved a
success. Which is plenty Scien-
tific.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
Bv HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M. D.

OUTBREAKS of acute infcc-
tons are a constant threat in army
camps during wartime, and during
times of peace such e%pidcmicS may
also occur when large groups Of
persons are crowded together in
various places. Under these coudi-
tons respiratory diseases, that IS,
colds, sore throats, and pneumonia,
are particularly likely to spread
rapidly through the groups.
In army barracks, Investigations
have shown that these infections
may be carried in the dust of the
barracks and from the bedClothing
of the occupants.
Various methods have been sug-
gested for controlling this spread
ing of infection, such as treating
the floors and blankets with oil,
and it has been found that thl, has
served to reduce the number Of
cases. Another possible method of
control is to give each person in
the group a dose of one of the sui
fonamide drugs so that be VIII not
get the infection.
Major Harry A. Warren of
Madison, Wisconsin,, has carried
out a study on more than nine
thousand men in an army camp to
determine whether or not the use
of sulfadiazine, one of the sui
fonamide drugs, in the proper
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
PAGE FIVE.
The Use of Sulfonamidcs
In Controlling Infections

I dents. In the second study. one
gram of the sulfadiazinc was given
to the group daily for twenty-one
days.
\ careful record was kept of
the infections which developed in
the groups of persons studied by
Doctor Warren.
il was found that the use Of n
weekly dose proved ineffective in
reducing the number of acute iufec-
tons in the first group of student.
However, it was found that when
the preparation was given daily.
the frequency of certain of the
acute infectious diseases was eff
fectively reduced.
The greatest reduction was Of
those diseases caused by strepto-
cocct, such as scarlet fever and
sore throat. a definite reduction
was also noted in the frequency Of
rheumatic fever.
There was no benefit obtained in
preventing disorders caused by a
virus. such as colds. A virus is an
organism so small that it can pass
through the openings of a por-
cclain filter.
1t was interesting that among
the more than nirc thousand men
treated. reactions from the use of
the sulfonamidc drug occurred in
only thirty-four, and in none Of
tb4t, lrac tho ~raartinu in my NAV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
Arrives From Canal Zone.

Miss Edna Capps arrived in F'a-
leigh Wednesday by plane from Bal
boa Heights. Canal Zone, to spend
a month here with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. IapDS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
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WANTED THREE BOYS OVER /
with bicycles to carry large wei
paying newspaper routes. Each mus
be able to post a $1,000 cash bond
Apply in person only. 10 Circula'
ton Manager, Daily Dispatch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
Scrvicemcn visit High school.

The following serVicemen, former
students at Henderson high school
have visited at the high school this
week:
1t. Robert J. Turner, Jr., MAAF.
Marianna. Fla.
Lyman X. Mclean, S 2/c, U. S. S.
Marblchoad.
Pvt. James E. BagWell, Fort Ord,
California.
Pvt, Edison Forsyth, ASTP-ROTC.
n. c. State College, Raleigh.
The man at the next desk says HI
has detcrlorated so badly it is hell
together only by flakes Of rust.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06

radio program Will be addresses by
fice-Prcsidcnt Truman and Navy
Secretary ForreStal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
K 4 4 X 4 J
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Returns to Camp Peary. Va.

ENVtIT rs 10 dHTT CdTN' W.
Seaman , ( Da5nie M. Robinson
has returned to Camp Pcary, Vir-
GINA, after spending his leave here
with his wife and parents.