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Evening star., 1948-12-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-Aortheess

nOtSES t0k 9AkE-NonheoV.
BRENTWOOD yiLLAGE-Near l4th and
Downing sts: Modern semidet: brick. 8
eoHd d' must nus Sn Be sod ESelusiVe % Ess f PECK c.
S2cRi2sN S9 a&3s Or r. e5s3 ,sn,d., ,,,ct
only year old powder room on frst e
ssfR ssR sys fsSesdn P5lssa 81 :;
NORTH MICH. eEt PARK&a!yf.-oid E4. iioSs semidet
home with 3 bedrms. and bath. liy. rm,.
in bsmt.; A. fst trust, reas: down pint
Il. 9, sM1THY co, ST. $500; res. wi.
WOODBRIDGE AREA-Attractive 2-family
corner home; l st A. has rms. and bath;
gent the upstairs, 3 rms, and bath for
ioysly section. 81 $50: s2;5oo down:
$50 per mo ROYCE L; .,,, PARKS, 3217
WOODBRIDGE, near 2oth and South Da-
kota ave.-6 rooms, . baths, recreation
room; oil hot.wster heat; large lot with
Sligo 1859: with BE1TzELL, pI sioo.
NEAR. End AND BRYANT N.E.-S9. 500;
sood condition: convenient TO schools,
34o5. with BETTzELL pi. 3lo0;
3or two families or nome A with thine; income; a1
It, row brick; side-hall entrance, with
large Living room, dining room. kitchen.
dinette and bedroom: second floor. three
bedrooms, bath, glassed-in porch divided
into two bedrooms; recreation room with
bar and bath. Here's real buy. Call
NJ Payne. MIchisan 1880. Ext. Gil. with
EIGHT RIM. 11s-BATH SEMIDET. 2-family
brick; price. SI2.5Ou $4,000 cash required
1mmed. poss. VI $500. -22
VILLAGE HTS, nr. Hyattsville-2 bed
rms, tiled bath, oil heat hardwood floors
expansion attic; full bsmt approx yrs.
old; priced to sell. only $500 down
Call Mrs Alexander EY oS55. eves
Evening star., 1948-12-21

CONN. AVE. SECTION
Forest Hills. only $3.50. al. 34th and
FeSseuden SITS. NV. Beautifully wooded
homesites (street now being cut through
SHAPIRO NC, ME. 1717, ia. 1911
Evening star., 1948-12-21
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

in exchange for AZ De
Soto 4-dr sedan R. and h., Wv. tires,
low mileage, seat covers. HO. 1857. -28
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
|Ebenezer Man Shot
by Rifle Discharge

Guy Bradlev, Ebenezer res
ident, was painfully if not seri.
ously injured about 100 O'Clock
this afternoon when at % rifle
bullet penetrated his body on his
return home from a rabbit hunt.
The rifle which accidentally
discharged was carried by his
son Robert, about eight years old.
Mr.. Bradley is in the Commu-
nifty hospita land is reported to be
doing well, and barring compli-
cations will be able to be out in
several days.
Mr.. Bradley and his son were
accompanied by Plez White on
the rabbit hunt who witnessed
the accident and helped get Mr.
Bradley to the hospital.
According to Mr.. White the
two were walking back toward
the house when the bullet dis.
charged from the rifle being car
ried by Robert who was some dis
lance behind. 1t pentrated his
body from the back and coming
out above the belt line in front
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Xmas Club Resumed
By Peoples Bank

The Christmas club of Peoples
Bank, of Durant, which has been
discontinued for the past several
years, is again in operation, and
this is the second week of pay
ments.
Five plans are offered by Peo-
Piles bank. They are: payment
of Is cents each week for so
weeks, to receive next December
$3.50; payment of so cents each
week for so weeks, to receive.
next December sos: payment of
81 each week for so weeks, to
receive next Dec $50: payment
of 81 each week for so weeks,
to receive next December 100;
payment of SIS each week for so
weeks, to receive next December
$3.50.
The public is invited to come
in and take advantage of this
unique plan. ~ ~
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
"PigtoiIs" To Be Stoeed
At West High School

Rehearsal are we'll under way
for Wilbur Braun's latest hit
comedy ''Pigtails" which will be
presented by the senior class in
the West High School auditorium
on the evening of December Is.
at 7:30 p. m.
The cast of characters is Gaye
Brooks, known as "Pigtails," Mar.
gle Hathcock, Sidney Campbell,
a small-town business man, A. ].
Stevens, III. Mrs Campbell, his
wife, who has social ambitions,
Frances Welch Kenyon Camp
bell, their son, Al Holmes; Anna
belle Campbell, their attractive
young daughter, Linda Brock
Florabelle Campbell. another
daughter, Patricia Ellis; Primrose
White, colored maid at the Camp
bells, Clarice Mcclellan; Norma
Kirk, whose family is wealthy
Louise Mcbride; Brenda Baynes,
who loves to listen TO the radio,
Lullene Thornton; w tt Manners,
Kenyon's college chum, Clay
Wilkes, Jr.; Thurlow Laid, a
business executive, Billy Tate:
Ursula James, a disappointed
young lady, Louise Massey Jones.
Mrs. Percy Joyce and Mrs. R.
L. Jackson, senior sponsors, are
directing the play.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Duront Boy Serves
With Ammunition Unit

WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY IN
KYOTO, JAPAN, Corporal Char
les 0. Minis, of Durant, is now
serving with the 636th Ordnance
Ammunition company in Kyoto
Japan.
The principal duties of the Ord
nance Ammunition Co. are storing
issuing and transporting am
munition tor all weapons ranging
from small armsto 155 nm. Howit..
zers. Many divisional and non
divisional units in the l Corps
Zone or Responsibility, which
covers Southern Honshu and the
Island of Kyushu, depend upon
the 636th for their supply of am
munition.
Corporal Minis entered the
Army in April, 1916 at Camp
Shelby, and after completing his
ordnance basic training at Aber-
deem, Md, he was sent to Japan.
He has been serving with his
present organization since No
vember, 1916, when he arrived in
Japan.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Rites Held Monday
For Miss L;ndhoIm
Died At Her Home
After Short Illness

Funeral services for Miss Alice
Viola Lindholm, "a, Lexington
musician, who died at her home
sunday morning of heart failure
following a short illness, were
held at the Methodist church,
Monday, December = at 3 D. m
with the Rev. c. T. Floyd official
ing. Burial was in Odd Fellows
cemetery.
Miss Lindholm was born Feb
ruary 10, 1873 at Black Hawk
Miss. She was member of the
OAR" OE.Sp the Garden club
and of the Methodist church. She
was former State Treasurer of the
OAR. and was active in the
W.S.C.S.
She leaves one brother, Paul
Purcell Lindholm, Lexington; and
a number of close relatives in
California, Washington, Illinois
Alabama, Florida, Louisiana. and
Mississippi
Pallbearers were B. S. Beall
Allan Ramsey, H. H. Johnson
Will Barrett, George Povall and
Will Wilson
Southern Funeral home was ir
charge of arrangements.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Pastor Urges True
Christmas Spirit

This is the Christmas Season.
In our preparation for the OBJ
servance of this religious holiday
let us not forget the religious part
OF 1t. In all of the churches in
our town, there will be special
me. 2 9" nc US 20 carry our
TIM King and deeds, to keep the
spn of one of the greatest
events in history. Along with
this same spirit that is repro
duced in religion there will be
the pagan wcrshipers who will
use the season from revelry and
sinful indulgence to send their
souls further on the way to hell.
Jesus came to save his people
from their sins, not in their sins.
Let us fill our church during
this month of December TO try
to catch vision of Gods pur-
pose in the birth of his divine
son that righteousness, peace and
goodwill may live in our hearts
forever. Let us make this a
Christian Christmas.
Here are some Of the things
tnat viii be happening at the
Methodist Church during these
days before Christmas. For the
next two Sunday Morning Ser
vices the following will be the
theme: What are you going to
get from Christmas" and "The
Great Announcement" On Sun.
ay afternoon, Dec. 18th, at four
o'clock, the first Quarterly Con.
ference will be held at the church
Rev. j. E. Stephens, the District
Superintendent, will preach at the
Vesper service. There will be q
special service on Wednesday
night. Dec. %, at pm We in.
vite all people to attend our ser.
vices.
T. A. FILGO, Pastor,
Durant Methodist Church
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
.VFW Will Discuss
Stote Bonus Issue
At Meeting, Dec. II

A special meeting of Post 5l92
Veterans of Foreign Wars, will
be held at City hall, Durant, Fri.
day night, December II. to dis.
cuss a bonus for World War II
veterans, it is announced by Per-
shing Spruill, post commander. AT
the meeting vote will be taken
by veterans present as to their
stand on bonus to all World
War II veterans.
waiter Sharp, post commander of
Every overseas veteran is en-
titled to listen, and vote regard
less of whether he is a member
OF service organization or not"
Mr.. Spruill said, in urging vete-
rams to attend.
Vote results will be released to
the State VFW group conducting
the survey and will help to de-
termine whether the matter goes
before the State Legislature in
january.
Karl Wiesenbarg, state VFW
commander, has said the VIEW
will fight for state bonus if
the veterans of Mississippi favor
one. Speaking before several
hundred former G. rs at Pasca-
ecula, Monday night. ne said 16
states, including AZ per cent of
the ma ions population. had al
ready rranted state bonuses.
Only contributions made by
Mississippi to veterans, have been
the Veterans Farm and Home
board nd the State Board of
Veterans affairs, Mr.. viegenburs
said. He opined thu. Mississinpi's
sound financial cc-dition .indi-
Gated the state could wen afford
to pay veteran bonuses without
detract 1g from other services.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
General Election
To Be Held tuesday
To Nome Officiuls
To City Roster
For Coming Year

The Durant Municipal general
election will be held Tuesday
December Ia, to elect city officers
to serve a two-year term, begin
ming January /, l949.
Candidates to be elected, who
received majorities in the pri
mary held April 20 were: Fol-
mayor, r E. McNeer; marshal, w
+. Durham; city clerk, Mrs. Lu-
ellie Truitt.
For aldermen: Leon Engle-
mann, M. j. Fowlkes, Wiley
HUMPHREYS, Robert Ray and Clar.
ence Robertson.
Members of the Democratic
Executive Committee elected are.
Mrs. j. M. HoHwari, w. S. Heg-
gle w. c. Martin, c. G.. Van
Keuren
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
PatroIman Cautions
Against Accidents;
Advises Motorists
To Check Vehicles.
And Drive Solely

State Highway Patrolman ]. B
Yearwood urges extreme caution
. by drivers and pedestrians during
the holiday season, when the on.
slaught of traffic will be heavy
and children out of school and on
the streets will increase the dan
ger of accidents. Six persons were
killed in Mississippi during the
past week end due to careless
driving, Mr.. Yearwood said.
Wagons without lights and
vehicles with incomplete or
.4al.y Lighting, ana la s.asses.
were especially cited by the
patrolman as contributors to
traffic accidents. lie 1-sed pedes-
trains to be careful along road
sides and crossing streets warn
ing drivers against runring stop
signs, speeding, and otherwise
reckless driving.
Two minor accidents in Holmes
county occurred within the past
week, one OF which invoived a
wagon without lights, Fatrolman
YeaTwood said. The second, a col
lision which occurred Friday
near Lexington Country club, in
volving a truck and Cadillac
sedan, resulted in damages OF
$500 to the car, No one was in
cured, he said,
The patrolman told that cars
are being daily checked in pre-
paration for safe driving, but tina,
people of holmes county have
not readily cooperated in getting
the check-ups, A much higher
casualty rate this year than for
last year due to highway acct
ents, has beeen eporsed.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Natl Guard To Hold
Open House, Dec. IS
70 Invite Recruiting
Drive Now Underway
To Bring Eniistees
Up To Eighty-Four

Battery B, Hath Field artillery
will hold an open House" train
ing session Wednesday night
December Is, between 1880 and
$50 p. m. for the benefit of pro-
spective members of the local
unit. All young men II to 10 and
one half years of age are cordial
ly invited to attend this train
ing period to see types of train
ing being carried on in the
National guard Refreshments
will be served at the conclusion
of drill period.
The open House" is being
held in connection with county
wide recruiting drive winch
starts December 10, to bring Bat
terry b to its authorized strength
Of "a men. Three prizes are be-
ing offered to members of tne
battery for the top three recruit
ers from December 10 until close
of the contest, date of which will
be announced next week,
In order to qualify for the first
prize of $25, a member would be
required to have at least seven
recruits to his credit. Second
prize is SIS and third prize $40.
New training programs and
tables of organization are being
introduced in most National
Guard units which will be added
incentive for enlistments in the
National guard, according to EN-
NETT c. Reese, acting executive
officer of the Lexington unit.
Career plans for National Guards
men are being set up to follow
plans now in effect in the RegG-
lar Army.
Proposed changes in tables of
organization are nov being con-
sidered which will give the Lex
ington unE. many more ratings
than it has at present time The
ratings VIII be awarded enbers
as they become qualified nnder
training programs
On open house night, all Off
ters viii be present to interview
prospective members, and & medi
cal officer will be on hand 90 give
free ply steal examinations to any
men who wish to join at the
time. and get credit for their frs
| drill, AS was stated last week
enlistments are invited from al
i, points of the County as well as
from Lexington
Official yearly inspect ton Of
the local unit was held Wednes-
day night, December 8, by Lieut.
Col G. w. Elkins, Third Army
headquarters, Atlanta, Ga,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Holm IS County Youth
Awur,le ed Gosh Prizes

Holmes county boys and girls
will soon receive cash prizes
equal to so per cent of those
awarded them in the Junior class.
es of tn" Mississippi State fair.
These bonus awards, paid joint.
ly by United Gas Pipe Line com.
pany ar1 union Producing com.
pany, were to be mailed Decem.
Der l from the Mississippi head,
quarters of the firms in Jackson
Payment of these extra premiums
to iunior class winners was start
ed in Mississippi this year.
Holmes county youths who will
receive the awards are: Gilbert
Bradley and Billy Gilmore oil
Lexington; and Sam Hall oil
Goodman
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Cunton Mon Named
As Scout Executive
For Ho!r1es District

Lester w Dawley. president OF
the Andrew Jackson council, Boy
Scouts of America. announced to-
day the appointment of Jack Lacy
of Canton as Field Executive OF
the couI -. which includes
Holmes coGnty.
Mr.. Lacy W serve the volun-
teer scout le4ecr in Madison.
Lake and Holmes coun ;es. MIR
Dawley said. The addition cf Mr..
Lacy will do much to help the
council give to the scout leaders
the program helps that they need
to carry the program to the boys
of Central Mississippi. Mr. Lacy
brings to the council a splendid
background of business ex-
perience in the field of public
relations.
Mr.. Lacy will spend the next
few weeks getting acquainted
with the men in his territory and
then will go to the National office
in New York where he will attend
a special training school for scout
executives. On his return he will
continue to reside in Canton and
assist in making the scout pro-
gram available to the boys of his
section.
Mr.. Lacy is graduate of Per
klnston Junior college, in Per
kinston. He served in the last war
with the U. S. Infantry and was
discharge with the rank of First
Lieutenant. He is married and has
one son.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Aged Neqro Citizen
Rites To Be Held

Van Holmes, 80. lifelong NEGRO
resident of Holmes county. died
Monday December s. and will
be buried at Thurmond cemetery
with rites conducted by w. w
Walls. Sunday, December r.. at
- noon.
He was member of Wade
chapter, c. M. E, church, of which
he was a steward for So wears.
He lived on the Joel H. Gulledge
place for 43 years and was
farmer
He leaves four sons. Tom Allen,
Georoe. will, and Cartrear
Holmes. all Of Lexington: John
ME Thurmond, Los Angeles,
Calf, Alice Sandifer, Durant, and
Katie Owens, Tchula.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Rotary Club Hears
Program OF Music

A film of the Telephone Hour
orchestra was shown at FRIDAYS
luncheon meeting of the Rotary
club it'll HaHrry O'Cain in charge
of the program.
Miles Ray president was. in
charge of the meeting Twenty
five were present with three Wis
ting Rotarians from Lexington.
The film, secured through the
courtesy of the local Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph
office. afforded program of de-
lightful music" according to re-
ports from members present
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
HJC Christmas Program
To Be Presented Dec. ~

The annual Christmas program
at Holmes Junior college will be
given by the choir and dramatics
department Sunday night, De-
cember 10, at 7:30 p. m, under
the direction of Mrs. Martha I've
Mckie, director of music. and
Mrs Zilpha Mansell, instructor
of dramatics. !
The program of Christmas
classical and carol music, with
play, will be present
ed to the public. Everyone is
invited to attend
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Henry Visits Tupeto;
Buys Blue Ribbon
For J. N. Hull

>. E. Henry, owner of Henry
Danny Products company, has
returned from Tupelo where he
made an extended trip over Lee
county inspecting the extensive
/ dairy industry of that county.
On the trip Mr.. Henry purchas-
ed four blue ribbon cows cost
ing $1,000 for j. N Hall, Lexing-
ton, to be added TO MS present
herd of about 80 cows.
Mr.. Henry was accompanied
around Lee county by Gail Carr.
widely known as one of the
leaders in starting the dairy in
dustry in this section.
Inspection Made
The Henry Dairy Products com
pany received a rating of 'Ex-
cellent' by the State Board of
Health inspectors in the latest re-
port from this hoard. This is the
same rating enjoyed by this es-
adjustment from the beginning
of its operation and record of
which the owner is very proud.
The Henry dairy was graded
on the buiterfaI content of their
milk at four per cent. The state
requirement is three and one
half per cent. The Henry firm
is trying to standardize their pro-
ducts at 40 butterfat per- pound
of milk, Mr. Henry said. Their
milk has always ranged from
four to At on every inspection
made by the state inspector which
exceeds the requirements set UP
by the state for diaries.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Patients At The Hospital

Mrs. r. l.. McNeer, Durant
Mrs. M. w. Breazeale, Durant
Mrs. E. Y Gunter, Durant
Mrs. John Patochek, Durant
Colored
Forestine Ousley, Durant
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Kaltolm NJ. Longinotfi Loses Life In FSO JET
Plane Explosion Oil California Coasi
Young Annapolis Mon
Totally Injured On
tuesday Afternoon

LII. Malcolm NJ. Lonelnotti
y. S'N, 70. member of a promi-
nent Durant family, lost ms life
Tuesday afternoon when the F-8O
Jet plant he was plotting exploded
about five miles off the Cali
lorna Coast near the Naval Air
B~se at San Diego.
The accident occurred about
p. m Pacific Coast time.
Il y. IA. nere) DIS the young man
radloed to his base at $1,000 feet
ne was preparing TO come in.
According TO eye Witnesses the
plane hit the water and Naval
parties in ships ana planes comb
ed the area for the remainder of
the day Tuesday and all day
wednesday before giving up the
search.
Young Longinotti was TIE SON
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j l.. Longinotti,
and one of the finest and most
outstanding boys ever to be rear
ed in Durant.
He was the honor student Of
his class at Durant High school
in 1889, and attended Marion
Military institute at Marion Ala.
for one year in preparation for en-
trance to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. At Marion he made
the Deans list every mon.h.
He was graduated from the Naval
academy in June, 1943, and was
in the upper third of lis class
as well as being active IN extra
currlcular activities. This class
took the regular four-yeas course
in three years.
After graduation the Durant
youth was assigned to the battle
ship North Carolina ana served
as line officer for more than 20
months earning eight bat lie stars.
including Saipan.
After serving two we; rs with
the fleet, becauSe Of his enthu-
siasm for flying he vol inferred
for and was accepted IT the air
arm of the navy recei ing his
primary training at Ottu nwa, Ia.
He earned his wings at Corpus
Christi, Texas, where he met Miss
Eleanor Mcdonald, of San An
tonic, whom he married in Feb
ruary, 1916.
He served several months in
Florida before being transferred
to the west coast where he was
assigned to an aircraft carrier.
Since February of this year he
has been on the staff OF the San
Diego Naval Air Base. but keep
ing up his flying.
p, AT the time of his dea h he was
engaged in learning everything
possible about the new F-8O let
plane, similar to the famous P-8O
of the Army.
Memorial Services
Memorial services will be held
at the Naval Base in San Diego
at a date to be announced.
Surviving are his wife, parents,
and one brother, James, of
Durant and Jackson; his grand
/ mother, Mrs. Sara MacF arlane of
Durant, and other relatives.
Deepest sympathy is extended
the Longinotti family in its great
loss.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Durunt Invited To See
Movies OF LEXINGTON

Movies taken in Lexington
showing business houses of the
town, and Lexington citizens, will
be shown at the Star Theatre Lex
ington, Tuesday and Wednesday
night, December l4-l5. II IS an
nounced hv Charles Morgan, man
ager. Also films taken several
years ago viii be shown.
Durant residents and persons of
the outlying territories are in
vited to attend the showing.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
The Nativity" Will
Be Shown Here

A 5-minute film, The Nativity"
VIII be presented at Wednesday
night PRAYER meeting of the First
Baptist church, December is, it
IS announced by the Rev. c. M.
Day, pastor
On the following Wednesday
night, December %. a program of
Christmas music will be given.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Duront Floral Company
Plons Open House

The Durant Foral Company
VIII hold an open house Sunday
afternoon, December 10 from 2:30
to 5 pm. at the greenhouse in
Durant.. During these hours pre-
Christmas showing of potted
plants, centerpieces, Christmas
wreaths, cut flowers and corsages
will be made.
Everyone is cordially invited
to attend
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Durunt Youth Is
Among War Dead
Returned This Week

County war dead being return
ed among remains of 81 Mid
outherners aboard the u. S A. T
Lieutenant James Z. Robinson
Wednesday, and listed next-of-
KIN, are: Pfc. James w. Aldy
Mrs. Clara F. Aldy, Durant; Pvt
John S. Williams, Mrs Essie NJ.
Williams, Lexington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
REBURIAL SERVICES HELD

Reburial services for Staff Sgt.
Clarence E. Norris, 90, Ashland,
former Holmes Junior college
student. who was killed in Ger
many, April Is, 1945, were held
at Ashland Baptist church, Tues
day. The Rev. F. z Huffstatler
officiated, with burial in Ashland
cemetery.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
Recitcl At Durunt
School On Friday

The High School piano pupils
will play at the school Friday
evening at 7 o'clock. The Glee
Club will sing group of Christ
mas chcruses.
The public is invited
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09

Holmes county has 295,942
timbered and uncultivable acres
according to the records of the
State Forester. Last year there
were 1878 acres TO burn. Even
though this is below the average
for unprotected counties we'd like
to see that 1878 acres brought
way down this year.
Timber is one of our most
valuable resources.
Be careful with fire.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-12-09
GETS PROMOTION

The many friends of Mrs. ]. f.
Dollahite win be glad to learn
that she has heard from her son.
Gene Dollahite, who is now sta
toned at army headquarters in
Regensburg, Germany His friends
will be Interested to know ne re-
Gently received splendid pro-
motion and that he is greatly in
terested in the work of a secret
nature he is doing for the U. S.
Military government