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VOLUME'16NmmEl 23 'CLE\VISTON, FLORIDA: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1a, 10AK

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'BITTING'S: DINNER American Legion BOY SCOUTS HOLD Water Control Group DRAFT

Met At Inn On To REGULATIONS


FOR KEY MEN TO Tuesday ''Evening DISTRICT MEETINGON Belle Hold Glade Hearing WednesdayThe In I CLARIFIED BY CLERKOF



BE HELD TUESDAYClarence The Clewiston American Legion ;
TUESDAY NITE state
Post. held its monthly meeting at committee appointed LOCAL BOARD
the Clewiston Inn Tuesday evening recently by Governor Millard Cald-

R. Bitting president of with ;Vice-Commander J. M. Couse I well to work out an over-all plan of
A crowd of Clewiston Boy Scouts, water control, use and -
presiding in the absence of I conservation,
the United States Sugar Corporation, F. E. Conklingi Commander -I scout officials and arents'm t: at held a meeting in Jacksonville last Mrs. Rose Hoffman, chief clerk

) will hold his annual dinner .honoring The dates for the annual: state: the Community Center Tuesday night week to hear engineers and other r In Selective the office of 'the Hendry County

the for a district meeting and authorities .on this Service Board, announces
key men and departmentheads I convention, to be held in West Palm supper problem and this
week
and heard an unusually will hold that she has been "
good talk a series of instructed -
,
of the organization at the Beach this year on April 18, 19, 20 public hear-
I by Dr. L. T. Myers, pastor of the ings next''' week over the state to by the local board to ad-
.Sugarland Park and 21, were announced and G. B. here
Auditorium on Tuesday Methodist Church in 'Fort Myers anda discuss this problem. strictly,, to the new regulations,
1 Thomas was named chairman
evening of next of a leader in youth The recently effective, relative
week.
committee and Boy Scout I nearest of these' meetings to t to the
to for
arrange a delegation I change
Jay W. Moran, vice president and irom the local post ana for work for many- vnarC. Clewiston will be held in Belle Glade who in classification of registrants -

.. general manager of the corporation, ways and means of transportationto Dr. Myers was introduced by Don next' Wednesday. Others will be have been leave jobs for which they

rJ .stated this week that from the and from the convention. Benzie, assistant executive of Sunny held in Lake Wales Monday, Fort I board is deferred. The local
; standpoint of attendance Land Council Myers Tuesday and Fort composed of E. E. Kelly,
it is prob- Only routine business occupiedthe of Fort Myers, Lauderdale I 1 chairman
able that this and the Thursday.All II j. E. Beardsley and A. L.
will be the greatestof remainder of the meeting time, theme,; of his talk was that Taylor of LaBelle. ,
,
these dinners yet held. The the meeting being purposely short- adults could well apply the pointsof interested people, groups or

guest list will include, besides the ened to permit members who caredto the Scout oath and laws to their 'municipalities in the area are invited The continuing urgent need for

honored key men, members of the do so to attend the Boy ,Scout daily living, thus improving their to attend and those, who wish a place combat'replacements and a critical

.......,.- corporation's____. board of directors, in- meetine at the Community Center. I I own moral and physical well-being. on the program 'are requested by shortage of workers in war activities
uepeUQent-" .3 h cane growers, businessmen The His 'talka.. !': intp1'Qn".aoA_ ,,,,,a1. .. I committee chairman Frank TTnllonrl.. makes it necessary that all regist-
annual election --- ------ -
I of & A ''' '' -----
officers ''U. -
farmers and civic I stories tY&U.L uu- to notify W. A. Glass : -u rants.. 18 thrl1_ 7', <>,.tt....,,..; ...._ &_ 4...._
leaders of will be held at the March meeting. merous and anecdotes which I Water Works n Y'" &J." Lt t.u I.Ue;
,J the lake area and prominent state ) made it most ,delightful for all at- Commissioner of Miami to insure a full extent of his abilities either (In
; officials. h aring. the armed forces
Two tending. Dr. Myers has been active! .I or In civilian war
j : Guest will Houses At in youth work for !,-- __ effort and to this end the new
,.... assemble for the din- fifty," years and regu-
':. 1',,, ner at 7:30. Dinner music will be Shawnee Farms in Boy Scout work for thirty.An $228 For March Of that lations when were announced providing

provided by Johnny Silver investiture an occupationally defer-
and his service
,i"; orchestra now playing at the Kitty Destroyed By FireThe ducted by four Air ',Scouts,was Stanley con- I Dimes Campaign Is red registrant for which leaves he the employment

Davis Supper Club in Miami. Russell Wright, Bruce Beardsley, Frank is deferred he
Netted shall
I be
From
DanceThe reclassified ,into
,Kay of. Tampa will act as toastmaster Conkling' and Charles Benbow for a class
!: Attractive prizes will be Clewiston fire department four new members after which the available for service unless he seeks

]i' drawn by lot, ,as has been customary -I answered a call from Shawnee leader of this branch of Scouting, March of Dimes 'Dance given 'a his determination local ; in writing, from
Farms, three miles northwest board that
I in of the he is needed
past years. M. S. Wright, presented the by the recreation committee of the
% city, about new more in another
eight-thirty position.
The affair will Sunday members with their United States 'Sugar
j' have an added badges. Corporation un-
evening and Following is the
in
arrived time
to pre- der exact wording of
interest for visitors the supervision of I. Lee
in view of the The excellent, Parker, the
vent destruction supper was new regulations
of the commis- pre- as furnished
4., progress of construction of the new sary and possibly other buildings bya pared by a group of Scout mothers 1. Sr., netted 228.13 for the Infantile Mrs. Hoffman: by
;
1 starch plant which is and Paralysis Fund after the
now nearing fire which completely razed one consisted of chicken pilau, pie, paymentof When a registrant
completion. Visitors will have pickles, cole slaw a twenty per cent government j i in Class II-A
\ an five-room frame house and so badly coffee and hot tax. I or Class II-B (including
opportunity to visit both the starch damaged another that it will rolls. ,Mrs. C. A. Martinez prepared The dance was held last Sat- I identified a registrant
prob- with the
plant and the urday'evening at the letter "F" or the
the Sugarland Park
sugar house pilau Mrs
during and C.
{ ably have to be entirely rebuilt. E. Robbins letter "L"
)
j j the day. prepared the Recreation Center. voluntarily leaves the
Otto Larsen, manager of the pies. Several other employment for which

I -The new cocktail lounge at. the Farms, said that the loss would mothers assisted with the serving. expenses The sugar of the corporation dance in paid all ferred, ,he shall be reclassified he was into de-
Clewiston order that
I Inn will be formally opened amount to rome 5,000 and that the Several members of the America all of the proceeds Class I-A, Class I-A-0, or Class
except tax !
,on Monday; evening and visitors buildings would ho -rPnTnpPrt A n,_-_ immediately ____- Legion. SDonsorins organiza- So Q clear donation, trt +lm r\n T\would.., l IV-E, unless before' leJxin cm..h
iii the dinner will oe invited iu ; They I tio11, for the Scouts, ---- -- --- I"A"'J""<&e' i I
enjoy : were occupied by | attended the fund.F. employment he requests'dter ;;
the new facilities and inspect the Benny Simms and meeting following their I ation
Woody : own meetingat Deane Duff, and a determination is made
the beautiful new' mural which !Js Chezam 'families. Fire was thought the Inn. for the drive, completing county chairman l I (1)) that it is in the best interest .
being installed this I a tabulation
to
week.
have ,started -
from of
chicken the
11: a of total receipts this week and war effort for him to leave ,
Ii Due to' travel restrictions the brooder on the porch of one of will be ready 'foj a :statement such employment foil 1: other '\\: k.o1

guest list at the dinner has been homes. -k,VjpvThe ,. KIWANIS\ : CLUB HEARS week as to the results; next'I ((2)) that there are.adequate reasons
of the drive
t. confineJsr g:$r;tn&hosevwithin-:fa' _locaXv"; < ,H' 161 ) -' involving the 'registrant "'
"
immediate < : 'f: !!. ?; twic\ :: ,38 ao'"called -ft is safe to""say, however?'That, theresults's I' : or"his ,immediate -: .;:
out last
irea; ; week, once I family
,, will be many times which justify the
i! A :meeting of the corporation directors to extinguish a, fire in 'a' cane field TALK BY KENNETH i past years. : those of|,registrant in leaving such employment -

will west of town which had started .
be held during the day accidentally -
-
j preceding the dinner.Committee and again to put out a I "We ( (d) If the registrant leaves the
ROGERS
grass fire which threatened .to give WEDNESDAY Dood It"Our I employment for which he was de'
trouble.

f i Is Named first of this Another week near grass' the fire'starch the I annual Community; ;;; Church I local ferred board without to make first the requesting determination the- .

i'i plant threatened to do some ,damage J. Kenneth Rogers was guest Supper
; To was' a huge
Handle Red success,' thanks provided for in paragraph (c)
I
to a pile of speaker at the regular
coal and crossties weekly meeting i to each and
everyone of you who so t of this section, the local] board
i Cross War Driver before'it was stopped. of the Kiwanis, Club on Wednesday generously. gave ,of your time, money j nevertheless determine (1) that may it
evening. Mr. Rogers' talk dealt '
and
f1 labor. was in the
best interest of the war
h I with the I
work '
' Local Man On BombedInvasionBound and maintenance Ole To the ladies of the church, who effort for the registrant to havo
the
W. Bigg chairman city. He brought
1 and Mrs out the fact not only'made left such

J: M. M. Prewitt, co-chairman, have, that the City of Clewiston has no I helped sell tickets contributions and I work, or ((2)employment) that there for other
.. named bonded I I but who worked I were adequate -
the indebtedness
following persons to and that the
: long, hard
hours reasons
invloving the
preparing and registrant -
handle the Red Cross Ship At only sources of that
Luzon
:! War Fund I revenue the city
serving the his
or immediate
supper; to Mr. ,Lawrence family
Drive which will have are fees from j
start March vacant lots
first ren- which
De Marco, who justified the
prepared all the registrant In
and will terminate '' I tals, occupational
i 'March fifteenth and dog licenses,
: ABOARD spaghetti and leaving such '
.
.' COAST GUARD-MAN added his inimitabletouch employment; provided
fine
I r
Mrs. J. K. Rogers, house to house I NED TRANSPORT AT LUZON ,_ ,water and and forfeitures and sale )f to the sauce; to Mrs. William that the local board finds that the

I canvass; U. 1'. Koch, theatre; Carr: (Special)-How his ship' took direct electricity' from the mu- Martin, for her clever posters and I registrant's failure to request such
a nicipal ,
Settle and Mrs. I plant. r I
J D. Leftwich, Jr., hit from a Jap plane, killing table decorations; to Mrs. Doty, and determination was due to unusual
_ publicity; Mrs. C. R. Wilson, headquarters Mr. Rogers went on to that I daughter or
I some of his shipmates; but. contin say Mrs. Morrison, as well, as compelling circumstances, in
administration; ,,J. "N. ued into Lingayen Gulf in Luzon to in defense of present utility rates, Mrs. Stroud, for the lovely dinner which the registrant shall not be

Durden, Riddle Field; Mrs. Ruth discharge the liberators of Manila it is to be considered that becauseof music, and to the following com I placed in Class I-A, Class I-A-0, or

B. Owens, business houses; G. N. during 19 attack-ridden hours, was I no city taxes to home owners this mittee women ,who, with their Class IV-E under this section, y

-. Pitzen, art and windows; M. R. told is a means of collecting money lost ers, made ,
by Coast Guardsman Joseph B. the serving of over helP-j (e) Any registrant in Class II-A 0
Stroud, school; Mrs. B. C. Nail, Harrell, Seaman 1-c of Clewiston by homestead exemptions that would[ people possible, I extend my or II-B (including a registrant identified -

Hooker's Point; Henry Lutes, sugar V Florida. still have to be 'raised in some man- Sauce, Mrs. Frank Conkling;; with the letter "F" or the

,: iston house;Inn.RAF and. Mrs. W. E. Bolton', Clew HarrelPs ship underwent its first curred ner to in,meet city maintainence.expenses always in-// J.Slaw, Mrs. H. R. Hall; Salad, ,Mrs. letter "L") may file with his local .
E.
attack 10 days before the Beardsley; Coffee, Mrs N. V. board a written request for a determination -
-- .... invasion Then ]Mr.. Rogers elunfdateri- '- .in-: i S. Mumford: Dishp, !,:' anrl.... Ci1.-nn 1\f..e, under paragraph 1 1\
i"u ILS gunners succeeded -- -- "' ''''' 4" ''' rrI
; ',' Winter Dance the lone Jap raider. in Attacks downing the cost of the civic benefits that C, L. McLendon; Table set-ups, Mrs. (d) of this section. When the reg-1
residents enjoy. In round figures, decorations "( istrant's
,
continued periodically during the Mrs. Wm. Martin; StateI local board has made a determination -

To Be Held Tonight low journey to Lingayen and the per which annum has the city police, ,force, I I Arrangement, Dl rs. Fred Morrison; upon such request, it
been recently increased, Rolls, Mrs. shall
J
fatalities occurred during a raid 24 .Randolph; Hostess, I advise him thereof in writing.f .
t' hours before the beachhead costs $3100; fire protection, $1200 ; Mrs. Wm. H. Lanier; Waitress ( ) The provisions 'of paragraphs

The RAF winter 'dance w'ilI'' be tablished. 'Next of kin of the was es- upkeep'of streets and bridges, $4600; 1 ladies of the church; Hot rolls and (el), (d), and (e) of this section
".f held tonight (Friday) at Sugarland vic upkeep of parks and parkways, i ice water, Sunday t shall
/ School not
Park rims have been notified."I .girls; j apply to any; registrant
I
Auditorium and ,
it is likely $2400; clearing 'and cutting of ,vacant Tickets, Mrs. G. B. Brown. who has been separated from the
that ,a large crowd will was watching a dogfight lots '
attend. be $3300; garbage disposal, -I land
Without or naval forces
I the on or after Sep
huge
tween burner
:Music some' of gas donated
will be by the our He11cats'and $7200; street
very' excellent I lighting, $1400. tember 16, 1940. '
orchestra three Zeroes the day before The by Mr. Sharpe, the gas and
from
Buckingham V we hit ] subject of
postal delivery in
(g) Nothing in this
set-up by G. H. section shall
Army Air Field. : Luzon, the Coast Guardsman said the city was touched Brown, and the mechanical -
upon and Mr. be
work construed to require the' local
"when by Mr. Hancock
,
we
a .Tap plane
I swooped in Rogers
from brought out the) fact that board to
could retain in Class
Stern, and dropped never have boiled all the gal- II-A or
a bomb
such
that delivery Is
NOTICE pending the
II-B
construction -> any registrant when the reason
missed us by only fiO feet. The pilot f of more housing facilities I spag-hetti. for his occupational classificationhas

The strafed our port side, swung across and a slight increase of the ,
building committee
of the present the several ceased to exist.
the bow trips to the Inn for
and our
Clewiston Community Church i I came back for anothnrI : ti population the city. These stipu-I Section
appointed I:I try. By this time we I I hot coffee and ice water as It was 622-25-2 gives the same
were throw lotions
recently to make plans, and j ing lead were recently made by a needed. need for a determination by the local -
raise funds for the at him in a steady streamtThose government postal inspector.
construction of board before
a man leave his
If ; ,
I I few seconds seemed I These are a few of the reasons '
like
a new church, have held preliminary : an This very informative SIeechwas agricultural job.
meetings and expect to make an an- t i eternity. Then we took the hit! If.I I greatly enjoyed, by the ,Kiwanian, why I say again,' it's a pleasure and I j ---

nouncement concerning future plans was pretty awful. It was the first and by C. E. Gericke: who was a privilege to work with the kind of Ii I JOIN NAVY
in next week's issue of the News. I
pel, even though our ship had been The following is a list of the peo
-- Horace Brown and Richard
through six other ple who contributed cash Pape
invasions. trade or
I SPOOXs."rJX'rJ< l) { were in Miami Tuesday where they
r Junior Class To "I can't put in too good a word I -- merchandise:
took their final
physical examinations
i
I for our gun crews. They stuck up] The officers of the Cadet Club Royal's, case of tomato paste, case and were sworn Into the U. S.
Have
r Dance Saturday there through all that strafing and are asking for donations of spoons of celery ; I Navy. They expect to be called
pave that '
Nip as good as he sent. for the use of the club. It Is' felt Parkinson's 65 cans of tomatoes; within two weeks to begin boot

The Junior Class! of the! Clewis ton They got him, too!" that many homes may have a few Band B, 50 pounds onions, salt, training. Richard's parents, Mr.

'i' school will present, a dance at the (Continued on Page 10)) extra spoons which they do not garlic and olive oil; and Mrs. Melvin L. Pape, took the

: Sugailand Recreation Hall tomorrow ------- particularly need and which can be A. O Ward, 20 pounds'spag- boys to Miami.

r' >' '- (Saturday) night, with: music P.-T. A. POSTPONED used to a good advantage by the hetti;

," '- 'to be provided by the local Jamaican club. Misc., 50 pounds meat; GENE SAKAZK.V HERE

. ",,. orchestra. The monthly meeting ft the It is also pointed out thrt, one of I Alfar Creamery, 400 Dixie cups;

Proceeds from the dance will go ParentTeaches'ssociation. for scheduled the drum brushes '\va- missing this Bell Bread Co., 40 doz. ,rolls;; Mr. and Mrs Gene Sarazen are

toward presenting the annual Jun been next Tuesday night, has i week and if any person; carried:: f It I So Bread Co., 45 doz. rolls; here ,today from' their' winter homein
ior-Senior postponed until] the following home un'houshtedly they are asked Mr Stout (MKr Clewiston
banquet, Tuesday : Inn), Delray Beach as the guests of
night, February 27. to return it at once. I'I, (Continued on Page 10) Jay W. Moran,




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Loon Was Happy to
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB

Make Up the Difference l ,


Historian Henrik Willem van fly soul's wfcworres

Loon attended a birthday party in GEORGE K WORTS' tke frost_ t-+ tt ttme. t.

his honor.many He celebrities was delighted present.to discover -I SS a r- "/ W.N.U.RELEASE It keeps me.wondering.. alw?.ys I cJ

"May I have your autograph?" I THE STORY THUS FAR: Zone Corey in a moment. was so taken in importance, his avowed Americanism l ii
the writer, asked Toscanini. is railroaded Into taking a Job she does that I communicated, by long distance ? And what could be more natural I cant te.ll.Jh t its vp F
not want, helping old Admiral Duncan telephone, with my chief, in than that -a man in his business '
"Of course, laughed the musician write his memoirs. She is In love with to c&x.3e.
as he scribbled his name. Paul Duncan, the admiral's grandson. Berlin. He was very excited aboutit. should f make trips frequently I never the
.. He told that two to islandsto see silly ,
While aboard the Samoa en route to me .very capa- Honolulu .and the other .
"Here, you"take my autographin Hawaii she is thrown overboard, and before ble people would meet me in New keep in touch with his many busi- thing:
exchange, urged Van Loon, arriving at Oahu Island Pearl Harbor York to give me every possible as ness interests?" (,.ccAnn :

pressing a slip of paper and a Is bombed. After landing, Paul and sistance." "He must' be very clever, indeed," cscr-J:
coin into the maestro's hand. Paul's handsome brother "
Zone overhear "Pierre and Amber?
Zorie
murmured. She was, she believed
"What is this 25 cents for?" Steve, with whom Zone is Infatuated, q.
"Yes. He smiled swiftly. "You beginning to see the effectsof
with Winthrop Lanning to deliver -
plotting
asked Toscanini, puzzled. think it don't that this alcoholon 1 f'
some radar equipment to the Axis. strange, you, prodigious quantity of
"
"That's your change, replied Believing Steve in danger Zone tries to I am being so utterly frank with Winthrop Lanning. He was beginning i

Van Loon. 'My autograph is worth save him, but is captured by Lanning, you-withholding nothing. Why, aft- to become just a little gar
50 cents these days. I hear yoursis who takes her into the mountains and er all, should I?" rulous. It was obvious that he wasa r.it ETan

valued at 75 cents." tells her she must die. Lanning, makes "You heard Steve use that very, great admirer of Basil Stromberg. WNU Features

some explanations. very clever simile-likening the job I
"This device, this JY-419, Mr.
of getting JY-419 out of this island
OEtot Lanning continued, "was intended to il
? ,iu nliai dv CHAPTER XVI to' a play in a football game?" trap Mr. Stromberg. Berlin'had ordered CLASSIFIEDDEPARTMENT 1 r

"Yes. I thought it was very intelligent him to participate, if neces .,

"My dear Miss Corey," hesaid, in ." sary, in securing it. And tonightyou jt

xF .yu. } an indulgent voice, "you are match "That, my dear girl, was next to heard Steve making it impera ". ,.
491.'t+ ing your,wits with an expert I admire his final 'move in the foxy game he tive." ;r.

you for what you are attempting I was playing with us. It was the big'' "But if there is no' such device HELP WANTED ;,

to do. I admire your skill. You moment toward which he had been ." Zorie began. L'p.

"....;;: :Y are one of the cleverest girls I have working. And it was so plausible! "One moment, my dear. Let us : .
ever known. With a little training, Only for an instant did the wing give Steve credit for possessing a Persons now engaged in essential i [
industry will not apply without statement L.
could become of the most tips of suspicion brush my mind.
you one resourceful mind. Let us assume of availability from their local :
QUINTUPlETS r
talented women in the profession." Meanwhile, Berlin had become extremely I that his superiors are giving him United States Employment Service. n:

"I don't know," Zorie said inn anxious to secure J"i-4l9. all,the co-operation he requires. Why ;

use this great rub for cently, "what you're talking about." You may not suspect it, Miss Corev, can't we _safely assume that thereis WANTED I
auto mechanic to
He laughed genially. "That, ,my but nations are sometimes quite as a case weighing between eighty care for fleet of trucks and buses. Prefer .

SORE THROATCOUCSccCOLUS dear, is Answer B. It is always gullible, as individuals." and one hundred pounds a small, will combination take either.mechanic Extra and Rood body pay man, permanent but- '

good, when delivered in just that ,Zorie was shaking her head. "Mr. padlocked building at the listening work will last after war. R. E. I

way Miss Corey, I am really Lanning, you haven't 'yet advancedan post? Why can't, we assume that it HOOD Supt. of Schools Brunswick. Ga. f

very serious about this. If you can atom of proof that Steve isn't was arranged for Steve and Pierreto :

make up your mind-if you can per- loyal to Berlin. Your only piece of get in there safely, secure it and AGENTS'WANTED to-. ,
Wonderful for Grown-Ups, Too! suade Mr. Stromberg that you are evidence; is the statement made by 'make off with it?" I
Ever since they were tiny tots-whenever LADY WANTED In every community both
the Quintuplets catch cold-their heart and soul in favor of our cause, '' "And then" Zorie added, "to have rural and city to sell line of household
chests,throats nnd backs immediately i if you can show him a little of this '' 'W'-1' !3! : been followed discreetly by sailors necessities such to her neighbors. Our line includes I I
scarce items as cheese and '
rubbed with Musterole. cleverness-I would back you up. who laundry soap. Liberal commission. General
would Mr. and
grab Stromberg i
Musterole gives such blessed prompt Products Company (U-3). Albany, Georgia "I
relief because it's more than just an And you would walk out- of this cab the rest of you when Steve and i iI
ordinary "salve." It's 'what eo many in. alive and free." Pierre delivered the case?" I

jpoctorsand. It not Nurses only call relieves a modern coughs counterinilanl. ,sore- '"How," Zorie asked, "could you "Of course!" Mr. Lanning cried. DEALER WANTED !

throat,aching Chest muscles due to colds back me up?" "Why not?" i

makes breathing easier-but it actually "Just a moment," Mr. Lanning interrupted Zorie hesitated. The suspicion had ized Dealerships Chicks,now'poultry open equiprm for Big nt Boy. nd Vitam-u m ; i
helps break up congestion in upper bron- "Let the merchandise. Exclusive franchise for sales '
chial tract, nose and throat. me give you crossed her mind that Mr. Lanning'sargument and service. A better deal for anyone now
And Musterole is so much easier to background, very briefly. Let me was every bit as good as calling on farmers and poultry raisers as ,. ,
well
as produce dealers, feed and hardware
apply than a mustard plaster. White tell you quickly about Berlin and her own. Every scrap of evidence stores. Full or part time basis. Bet-
Stainless.with Just rub it on! "No fuss. No Madrid. Do you know that Steve that either of them had employed ter dealer discounts. Old. reliable nation I
muss Musteroler"IN ally advertised firm. Write at once for de-
3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mild got into Germany strictly on the could be used to prove that Steve tails of the most comprehensive sale
Musterole Regular and Extra Strong. strength of his court-martial? I am was a patriotic American or a true- plan ILLINOIS'In the baby STATE chick HATCHERIES field today.

now certain that that court-martial blue Nazi. But her mind wavered Springfield Illinois

was a trick." only a moment. And regardless of

"But can you prove it?" Zorie where the truth lay, her only safe HOBBIES i

asked. course was to convince Mr. Lanningthat
"No. But there other points.In A S100-A-MONTH HOBBY AT HOME No
are
she was right and he was
soliciting no mail order, no meeting peopm. -
[ Berlin, he enlisted the sympathyand wrong. Easy, enjoyable pastime. Details 25c.
I (Refundable).LAURA D1CKSON, 350 Main
RELIEVES DIAPER RASH confidence of certain men pow- "Because it's entirely an assump- Bldf., Lander College, Greenwood S. C.
M 5c erful in our party, but when your l tion!" Zorie said crisply. "Why can't

OROLINE 1I country virtually broke with Ger- you as safely assume that Steve was

WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY many, Steve" was suspected more 4u telling you the truth, that a case Private Air t

and more. containing JY-419 is at this momentin

"Why?" a little padlocked building at the King Abogliagbu rQleiifra
i part
"We believed he
was obtaining secrets
listening post-and would very short
of Dahomey, West Africa, wearsa
from a certain woman who was ly be safely in your possession if
filter
his nostrils
over he
as ,1s
close to one of our leaders. weren't so skeptical?"
you forbidden
by law to breathe the
"But did it
you prove ? Can you "
"The case, Mr. Lanning stated, same air as his subjects.
prove anything, Mr. Lanning? "contains a large collection of
"I can, indeed, Miss Corey. Steve
burned-out radio tubes, useless con-
was ordered on ten minutes noticeto
tainers and other discarded
acces
; leave Germany. I was instructedto "
sories.
How To Relieve
f scrape his acquaintance, find out "But you're only assuming that!"
what I could-kill him if I believedhe y
Mr. Lanning bent toward her \
't 1 ItI had betrayed"us. That was my again, so that Zorie could see a '' 1/

sole"But assignment.you didn't kill him., ,- ---......... ... w-- great his deal irises.of the yellowed white wider BronchitisCreomulsion

t Steve Duncan is a very clever Zorie wondered if Steve had suc- relieves promptly because -
dear
young man. In Lisbon, I managedto ceeded in persuading Pierre not to "My girl you are being very it goes right to the seat of the

Your feeling of fatigue may be ; meet him. I introduced myselfas kill him. obstinate. And the important thingwe trouble to help loosen and expel
fellow are facing is not whether Steve germ laden phlegm, and aid natureto
,. due to Constipation a martyr of Naziism. I,
Duncan has been loyal to Berlin, soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed -
Yes, constipation can steal had spent a few months, six years his brother. He made that statement bronchial mucous mem-
your Germany or to Washington D. C.It's .
,
energy.Take Nature's Remedy(NR ago, on this island working as a out of sheer vindictiveness." branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
Tablets field luna. quite obvious that you're in love a bottle of Creomulsion with the un-
). Contains no chemicals,no That was why I was he vindictive?"
"Why was with this man. You are doing derstanding must like the it
minerals,no phenol derivatives. NR selected for this assignment. It your you way
Tablets are different-act different. bond. We gaveus "Because he has always hated best to restore my faith in him. You quickly allays the cough or you are
a were old pals! Steve. Long before I met Steve, to have your money back.CREOMULSIONt.
Purely vegetable-a combination of "Did work on are wasting your time, Miss Corey'I
you Stromberg'splantation Paul told me that Steve had been "
110 vegetable ingredients formulatedover ?" know I am right.
50 Uncoated kicked out of the navy, had turned .'
,
}'earsago. or candy
coated, their action is dependable, "No. I did not know Stromberg Nazi and gone to Germany. Even He again glanced at his watch. for Coughs,Chest Colds,Bronchitis IZtJIuJSufIeIl
then.; Steve and I had two weeks in "The important thing is, to have
thorough
yet gentle, as millions O( when he was saying what he said
NR'a have proved. Get a 25 box Lisbon, waiting for a passage to on the lanai tonight, he still be- something ready for Mr. Strombergwhen

today...or larger economy size. New York. Steve spent this time lieved that. He refers to Steve as he arrives. I may not be ?
Caution: Take only as directed. convincing me he loved Germanymore Nazi' here. I{ he does not come soon, I
'that !
NK TO-NIGHTI TOMORROW ALRIGHT life will have to leave here alone.
than itself.
S He is such a Mr. Lanning was smiling mysteri you )1 rot HIIOI ICRES in ram ir
ALL rascal." I am extremely valuable, not onlyto
-VEGETABLE LAXATIVE persuasive ously. "I am convinced that if your RHEUMATISMNEURITISLUMBAGO]
Zorie wondered if Steve had succeeded fiance did not know the truth of my employers, but to myself."

in persuading Pierre Savoy what he Was saying, he inadvertently He got up. He picked up the bot-

ard not to kill him. stumbled upon it. It had the curi- tle. It gurgled into his mouth longer 3; a MCNEILSf .. .
frRTA Ef i.EVS-1v42 "Can you prove to me that he was ous ring that nothing but the truth than usual. He put the bottle down. ***rV *' > <

lying?" has." He''walked to the kitchen door and

"Yes, Miss Corey! One night, in "It had nothing but a malicious, stopped. He looked at Zorie for

ONE WORD SUGGESTION, Lisbon, he mentioned having learned vindictive ring!" some time. He slowly shook his

FOR ACID INDIGESTIONTo -from a secret but, authoritative "I am very'sorry, ,Miss Corey. We head. ... -"
source-of a magical new radio device differ, don't we? I was about to say "Sometimes," he said in a puz- Large Bottteli.."ima.ullH2-Sman Size 60c<< :--, )'
which the United States voice wonder CUm: nE OUT IS 8IHCTEO" I
Navy Berlin had become zled "I myself if youaren't
that
extremely If frtciMclEll
Kill
II III (909 DRDS STOICS ir II II"Ctipl
"
r s- had perfected and was trying out really Anna Boland!
anxious to secure JY-419 so that it IRIC co.. he. JACIISOlfllLE 1. FlOIIDa
here, in Kokee. It would detect air had communicated with Mr. Strom- For the first time since dinner,

planes at a distance, of a thousand berg-" Zorie smiled-a faint stirring of her

miles." "Who," Zorie took him up, "is lips at the corners., Her arms felt WNU-7 5-45
> relieve distress MONTHLY "Fifteen hundred, he said to the leading Nazi here-the man who numb. For some time there had

night." directs all your espionage activitiesin been no sensation in her hands. Her

female WeaknessAJ.o "Yes, Miss Corey. That was, I Hawaii and works closely with feet were asleep, too. She noticed

fear, more of Steve's red herring.He the leading Japanese agents?" again a curious, pungent, mouldy
( fine Stomachic Tonic) is so clever with red herring.It Mr. Lanning smiled at her admir odor that she had first detected when

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com sounded plausible. It excited my "You such a clever she had come into this room.
ingly.
pound is famous to relieve periodic are young
pain and accompanying nervous curiosity. woman! Not much suspicion can "It's your suspicious nature," she May Warn'of Disordered ah J
to weak functional, tired-out monthly feelings-when dlstuibances.due "Why shouldn't it?" Zorie asked. have touched Mr. Stromberg is said. "It's what I've been saying.As Kidney Action

Taken regularly-Pinkham's Com "You haven't yet proved that Steve so clever himself and such a creditto for Steve's treachery to you- Modern life with Its hurry and worry
pound helps build lied to Irregular habits, improper eating and;
up resistance you.
where all these ?
the community-but let us" are proofs
against such annoying say drinking: -its risk of exposure and infection -
Plnkham'a Compound symptoms Is "But I am convinced that there is that he was delicately suspected." "I gave them to you!" he cried. -throws heavy strain on the work
especially for made no such device as JY-419! If there is, didn't Mr. of the kidneys. They are apt to become
women it "But
Lure and that's helps na. "Just the wing tips, Zorie sug you Lanning. In over-taxed and fail to filter excess acid
to buy!.Follow the label kind directions of medicine it is certainly not in Kokee!" gested. spite of your suspicions, in spite of and other impurities from the life-giving
blood.
"What convinced you? I "You might compare Mr. Strom- your lucid reasoning, you have not You
LYDIA I. : I may suffer nagging backache
PINKHAM'S COMPOUND, "But I am explaining it, myI berg to the.unknown element in a proved that Steve has betrayed you. headache, dizziness!, getting up nights
dear!" chemical Mr. You have not convinced leg pains, swelling-feel constantlytired
formula, Lanning answered me that nervous, all worn out. Other signs
"Go on, said Zorie. "His presence is known, JY-419 is a case full of radio junk." of kidney or bladder disorder are some-

a "Very well, my dear. I am now but his identity remains obscure. I So much time had passed that it times urination.burning, scanty or too frequent

I py .w fully convinced that this information United States Army and Navy Intelligence was unlikely that Steve would come Try Doan't Pill Doom's help the

which he gave me that night in and the F.B.I have been here-that he was still alive. There kidneys wastc. They to pass have off had harmful more excess than half body*

Lisbon-we were both a little tight- looking for a man who fits the for was only a dwindling possibility. century of public approval. Are recon*
I I OUR'CepBrush"Appfiuta was the, first in elusive She wished her hands mended by grateful users everywhere.Ask ,
step an elaborateand mula, but Mr. Stromberg is so were free. your neighbort
JUST A maLa BIACKtEAF/0 foxy scheme to trap Basil so ingenious, that he has remained In moments as intense as this one, 'J.i
DASH IN FEATHERS.? wucN clAn+ra Stromberg." virtually unsuspected. Who, it is so much easier to talk persua-

OR SPREAD ON ROOSTS Zorie started to, interrupt again. after all, would be justified in suspecting : sively if you can use your hands i

He said quickly: "I will explain that a man of his position, his (TO BE CONTINUED)


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QUICKLY When chest muscles : o'j treasures which are hid in Christ hare and various members of the ((GROVE'sCOLD

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muscles. (2) Soothing medicinal 1 46)). American port without a for-
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mal and
permit
a thorough exam-
membranes of nose and throat.
in mind the usual interpretationof
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these which
p parables, presentsthe
sinner as the one seeking the

MENTHOLATUM: : : ;; CHARLES LAUGHTON treasure and giving up all that he 'v if,. <;
have Christ. ;
may
"Who is she?" Robert Siodmak's di While it 'is 'true that our redemption NINTS FOR H OME B !

I. / rection couldn't be improved upon. is worth more than anythingelse ; in Jiq1frne

4 It's a picture with murder but no in all the world and that the Rolls

SNAPPY FACTS horror, a picture with charm and Christian would gladly set a ide (or Whole..Wheat
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{ s'' beauty. No matter what movies would he?) everything for Christ's label Yeast-

ABOUT 1945 brings, "The Susp;ct" will be sake, yet that does not fulfill the fleischmann's ellow

I one of the best. thought of this parable. After all, Make them with those EltRlitamins
with
\{-.- what has a sinner (whose own riCThteousnecs the only yeast S ,

riJriRUBBER Bette Davis is back in Hollywoodafter is described in Scrintureas l W C e

quite an absence, to begin "filthv ra"s") to sell in order to 1sake F'lejschm tyeyeG. rab amt '

story conferences on her next picture obtain redemption? And is it for s Whole-wheat
rcl1k dark up Sharteniu
( "Stolen Life." The picture is sale? (See Enh. 2:8): 2 cups tablespoons molasses or 1 elf o melted

,'.' The 0 day Is not far distant when set to go before 'the cameras earlyin Obviously. we here have the Sa 2 brown sugar salt 4 tablesp cool uflt lugewarW.d beat
: of fruit other viour with His all- eein<* and l oo salt hour
;" packages ,vegetables, February, with Curtis Bernhardt eve h or Add >x
:, '" foods and perishable materials will directing. loving heart noting in fallen bnman- ; dd molasses stir untll singSalved. re mafnfngs dour. ng dough
Scald p
: be secled with flexible materials ity the purl of ,great: nrice. Hi? own ble in yet and melted s dou hmiead tbori tgiise in warID place.Crum .
t. .-:, Jn the form of lacquers, adhesives Add ). Mien
Church. He then rives all the hours
and When Martha Holliday reached up in, bowl, cover about '1/ and 1esoft.
:':':,: : plastics. Hollywood, after dancing in nightclubs glory He had with the Father, Place dough until eased e b3; ( hats.. COrOl

1t1'' '" Few sources of substitutes for she was made assistant dance comes to the earth. and even becomes from vrellB e

:" natural rubber have been director. She had to give up the ''in for us that He may bringus t light, e tU (bout 1 dozen.

,. ''.: overlooked by U. S. scientists. job and"go over to RKO to satisfyher to God > rye agai 20 mtnutes. Makes ** ggs ,||f|

'. In 1943 more than 2,000 desire to act; she'll act and II. The, Heart of Compassion, (14: a bout
-- -'
', ivarieties pf plants were dance too in "George White's Scan- 13-16). '
tested for their rubber
'\, possibilities. dals," starring Joan Davis and Jack The One who was willing' to die

Haley. RKO likes to push promis- that men might) have eternal life tr

:,'1'/ Rubber-tired vehicles, have been ing newcomers along, and give thema was not unmindful of their need of
'',;';. mainly responsible for the development whack at really important roles. His mercy and grace for their"

of America's 3,000,000 daily problems. Jesus not onlv d'ed
---:{-
1{ miles of roads and highwaysthe :
that we mi"ht have redemption from
largest and finest highway systemIn Lauritz Melchior, who makes his
the world. screen debut in "Thrill of a Romance sin but He lived (yes, and lives

," Metro picture starringVan now!) with tender-hearted companion -

Johnson and Esther Williams, toward those in reed.

has signed a new contract with the He who is the living Bread was
not willing that men should, hunger
studio. The famous singer has an
important singing role in "Brighton for their daily bread. The discin'es
Beach." saw onlv one solution-to end them
TT TT'r. : away but Jesus said, "They need I Flelschmann's Famous Recipe Book la New Wartime Edition! ,i

not deoart." Clip sad paste oa t penny I i'
Shortly before the war, when the post card for your ire. Marne
One is fearful that the church has
U. S. fleet was on maneuvers, Art copy of Fleischmean'sr
been all too quick about,sending the newly revised "The Breed
Linkletter ("House Party, CBS) almost F Basket:' Doseas of easy Address
B.EGdh broadcast a unit of the navy needy away to some social agency. t c recipes for breads, roue, I
or community charity, when it deuerts. Address Stsadardr
into a general court martial. When
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should have their confidence by
word came that the fleet was due won Graad Central Annex, Box
harbor its compassion, and then brought 477, New York 17, N. Y. Zoae Kn.wnSVMaY .
in San Diego' he arrangedto '
them to Christ. -- --- -- ---
broadcast its arrival from a mo- \
Little is much when 'God is in it, -: "Aiw..ivlMul4ihmww., vmWit''
tor launch. Fog delayed the fleet
t and by the divine touch of Jesus the
tAT some miles away, and it anchored, '
but Art didn't know that. He broad- multitude was fed. Could we not
do far for Christ if would
more we
cast his script-and the Admiral,
only use the little we have, with
listening in, thought his orders to
His blessing, for the help of our
FIRST anchor had been disobeyed, and was
fellow ?
IIGII OF ready to court martial all offenders.Art men
A III. The Miracle of Provision
can laugh about it now. (14:

0 11II --; 17-21).

Boris Karloff recently completed"The We pray, "Give us this day our
bread and it is God
daily only as
Body Snatcher" and "Isle of
uS2666 it that have it. He
provides we gives
the Dead" for RKO, and is bookedto
life to the seed, and multiplies it
right on scaring into
go us
: Cold Preparations at dlrxctidRUNDOWN shivers. The studio has signed him in rich harvest, and we eat we
with thankful. hearts.
trust,
to make three horror pictures dur-
That is miracle-so oft
a repeatedthat
ing the next two years.
we have lost a bit of the wonder
-*{--
and glory of it. Here in the story
I ? When Phil Kramer, NBC comedian cf the feeding of the five thousand WAa

tried out for his first radio show, and more (v. 21)) with five loaves
with Edward G. Robinson
in "Big and two fishes, we have such a mira-
Town," Robinson stopped him and cle of provision taking the little and

said severely, "Don't ,clown, young making it enough for the multitude.The .
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vocal chords tightened up, the after' in His name? That is true 1
effect of an illness; his comedy voice whether the gift be of material or :.' !::

ff resulted., spiritual things. God can and does
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tt You"Tlra Easily",have low resistance to That baby on the "Eddie Cantor what we have pass through the 4

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THE CLBWIBTON NEWS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1943 ,
FOUR
t
News Mr. Myers i too for ;any news from home' is good McLEOD TO MIAMIE. W.e; have promise of a showing of

The Clewls on The Seniors, sponsored ,a farewell news 'and all the rest, of the boys, the Sound Educational Film, ';'It'gthe -, ,

party last Monday night for Rich- think so too. .. W. McLeod who suffered a Brain That Counts," this 'Sunday I

ard Pape and ''Horace Brown. The I was' around Bastogne but can't ,badly fractured thigh in a fall evening. This is a picture that i ii
,
t Florida Pt.Ib1llht'd, by every the Friday CLEWISTON in Clewlston NEWS, party turned out to be a success say so much about it as the censor several weeks ago at Bare Beach I everybody should see. Remember

tnc. with a large crowd attending. The will get to use his razor blade if I Plantation, was taken this week to j(i the time-7:30 p.' m. t

recreation consisted of dancing, as do. Business was plenty good dur- Miami for. further treatment of the Deacons meeting will be held at

Bred as second class mall matter usual. Refreshments of sandwiches, ing that time, kinda on the' rushing fracture.which could not be given 'I I the church Sunday afternoon at 3:0a i ii
In I here. He has been in the Clewiston
February 1, 1927, at the Post Office cokes and cake were served. side. !
Crewlston, Florida, under the Act of presented with a 'Have been reading about some :)ftho' Hospital since the 'accident occured.I i'p.m.
March 3, 1897. I Richard was All ladies of the W. M. S. arecordially
kit and Horace a / billfold boys who are over here but
shaving coveredi t tI
j invited to attend a
by can't seem to find any of them andit's
Publleher appreciated
which was greatly With The ChurchesST. dish luncheon at the pastor's home 'r
CAIUt SETTLE I a little hard to do when you i "
I both. i Tuesday at 10 a. m., continuingthrough t
miles of any
Subscription' Rntc-T-2.BO Per Tear can't write within fifty '
4 p. m. The book "Helpingi I
town arenear.. Maybe some
FIRST GRADE you
Advertising Rotcn, On Application., I each MARGARET'S CHURCH i Others To Become Christians" will t tI
into'
their of us will be lucky and run
The first grade enjoyed studied. ..4:
Valentine party Wednesday. They other. Deer hunting is awfully goodin 1 be
we..j Fr. Peter J. Rcilly, Pastor W. M. S. will
good placeto Auxiliaries of the
also a
and Luxembourg
Devoted to the advancement had many Valentines and they I laud, "
fare of Clewiston and Hendry County. enjoyed their candy for refreshments rest. l Mass: Clewiston 9:00 a. m. meet as follows: Sunbeams at the f; .

: Some mothers added to the The beer in Belgium is about the Pahokee 11:00 a. m. church Wednesday, 3:30 p. m. G. J

.i I Valentine fun by donations of lovely best in the' old ,, 'world but for me : A/s at the, church Wednesday at ti \f

HATIONAUDITORtALSSOCIATION I flowers and heart candies, for their I'll lake the new; beer in the New: '. ST., MARTIN'S EPISCOPAL 3:45 I p. m. R. A.'s at church Thursday ;\'

candy party. To all we wish to World (the new and old world are CHURCH evening at 7:30 p. m. ?

1 1I extend thanks for it was a gala day. what the Frenchman call our coun- Mid-week prayer and praise service i!
.
../JIlun&t- for the tiny tots. try and his.) : ,'Services every Sunday: at 8: 30 I begins at 8:00 p. m. Wednesday. 'I

I They also received their new Thanking you for the paper and a. m., at Clewiston CommunityChurch i Everyone is cordially invited to attend I!

reading workbooks and they are let it keep coming 'even. i if it is and enjoy this evening of fel- ;

I lots of fun. old when it arrives. : Shortened form of morning prayer lowship.
'
CAN WE REFUSE? i ___ Yours ,truly, and .Holy Communion, Sunday,, I Choir practice will' ,begin Thursday ::;

-i--- SECOND 'GRADE JOE. at 8:30: a. m. ., evening at .8 p: m. ': All singers- r

During these days of strife and I The second grade had a very nice \ S.- D. MASON, are urged to attend. ::1I ,

upheaval, it' is well to look beyondour time' at their party Wednesday afternoon And from Philadelphia comes this Priest, in Charge. j I Palm-Lake Association SundayI
gl
personal .lives and consider the : There was a Valentine box'and one from: Launita George, S 2-c in I School meeting at Delray Beach begins -

lives of those less, fortunate thanwe. I also candy cups. the Waves who is being treated thereat METHODIST WORSHIP SERVICES,, at 10 a. m. Friday, Feb., 23, 4

Into this category fall our i I They are starting to work oilI the Navy Hospital since the loss AT PUBLIC LIBRARY and will last the remainder of the k

fighting men "and women overseas, their health unit. of a leg in an accident at Daytona day. All Sunday School workersare

men'and women who have given up I' The following pupils made 100 in more than a ,year ago: Rev Lewis Miiitcr, Pastor I urged to attend.CLEWISTON'COMMUNITY.

their personal lives, their jobs, their,,I their reading: Ila Poole Betty Sue Dear Mr. Settle: The Methodists of Clewiston will {

families,' and their homes that we '" Andrews Johnnie, Brantley and I want to thank you for sending have their regular worship services)

may enjoy ours. We have been Janet Casper. me the News each week and tell you on Sunday afternoon at three 0'-1 CHURCH

called upon time and time again, to i i how much enjoy. it. Also a few I clock. We would like to have every 1 David C. Hancock, Minister

give to various organizations which : "THrRD GRADE lines to my friend and the boys and ; Methodist and all other people who

finance this war. We have. given, i I The third grade enjoyed their girls in the service. are interested in the work. We givea I SUNDAY. FEB. 18, 1945 ....

and given liberally. : Valentine box which they had Wednesday I want to thank all the people special invitation to all people to Our Invitation creed !
'
Now we are called upon to give I and_ there was lots of ,pretty who were so thoughtful and kind to attend. Come ,and get a blessing! i) The church has no other but

to the Red Cross. The Red Cross Valentines given out. me when I was first hurt and how from the ,Lord. I but the Bible, no other law
mechanical I still their health love, and no other master butChrist.
the
having
does not finance They are ,
much I appreciated it. I am truly Church School-3:00: p. m. j j I I
of mem-
The terms
phase of this war, but it does con-, unit and are still working 'very hard only
I have waited so long to write Worship Service 3:45
sorry p. m. conditions of salvation j
1
human phase, the win their Testaments. bership are the
tribute to the trying to
factor. I and hope I will be forgiven this time. -a profession of faith in Christ f
most important This is a wonderful place, have FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I obedience to him. To every'
men'and women who are FIFTH GRADE and
The the best of doctors and everything fo II. ::
C. Meador, Pa.<;tOl'I extend the invitation -
serving with the armed forces over The fifth grade presented their with and believer in Christ we
do excellent
seas are your husbands, ,your sons play, "The Oregon Trail," and it get care -- to join in the worship, ,and
1 treatment
here. Sunday School-9:45 j
a. m.
daughters, and your friends. The was enjoyed by all. I( fellowship of our church.
Had my fourth operation on my Morning Worship-11:00 a. m. Dr.
9:45 ,
Sunday School a. m.
Cross follows these men and women I "
Red
I leg in November but it wasn't a Training Union-6:15 p. m. superintendent.
right up, to and into the fight-I oe.-:.:-:.iN-:":":"::".:":'.:..:-:.:..:..:N..H N Fi success but I'm sure they'll get 10 Evening Worship.-7:30 p. m. I C. E. Gericke Classes -
of fighting area in I for all ages.
ing zones every
the entire world., Through the Red I the bottom of my trouble ,soon.I Prayer Service, Wed. 8:00 p. m. j! Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. A

Cross, these men and women, YOUR i I : have met some nice people in Are you a stranger .in our community -]|.nursery for small children is. con-
With Philadelphia and made a lot 'of ? Then best Club at the
men and women, receive medical attention friends from the place to get ducted by the Mothers'
; given by Red Cross nurses.I everywhere.Have "' acquainted is in a place 'of worship Community Center.
Mobile units of Red Cross workers seen my first snow, and' ice on Sunday. Christians are 'never I I "No Respecter of Persons" is the-

following-the fighting men with food Our this winter up hero and it is beautiful strangers, and you will ,find a very ,: theme of the minister's sermon

and hot drinks for, them to enjoy: H Boys but would like to see some Florida. cordial invitation and.,welcome in j This is the third in the series on-
I 'sunshine, and grass on the "
during their precious few momentsof our church services. Find your way j "The Cost of World Order.
rest from fighting and killing.In ground. ::* to God's house and do 'not wait un-I Westminster Fellowship meetingat -

all theatres of the war are Red in the Thanks again,"for the paper, hello til you are personally asked. Friend- 6:00 p. m. The discussion of

Cross units which maintain placesof to all my friends ,and the very best liness characterizes'everyone. of our boy and girl relationships will be '\
of luck to our boys and girls. I
t I services. continued.CLEWISTON.
rest for the weary soldiers, places
My brother, Charles (Rabbit) is I
where they may retreat for a short I Service _
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somewnere in France-says it's"realrough :
while, from the ,horror they are forc- --'i-
ed to confront. but he is just fine. 1 _. ._ ...

These, and many more activities, Sincerely,

are carried on by the Red Cross be- ..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..: ..:..:..:+:...:..: Launita R. George S '2-c INNSUNDAY
have helped in maintaining U. S. Naval
cause we Hospital,
Capt. Eugene Goodbread did get
this con Philadelphia 45 Pa.
worthy'organization by
home ,in February and not too far 1 DINNER FEBRUARY 18TH
tributing to it. Indeed, we are the into the month for in he walked 'o We're mighty glad to hear from i
Red Cross for without the aid which, Launita and '
friends you, hope sincerelythat ,' \
visit with here Tues- '
we at home give, the Red 'c'ross I briefly those medics up there will have 12:30 to 2:00 P. M. '. .;,
day before going on to. South Bay
could not exist. you okay in a short time so you can ,L';, !"
to visit relatives. He'll be back in
Can anyone refuse to give, and I Clewiston this week and probably c come home and see us. We're not ;
give with a willing heart, to this violating ,in '
many times during his leave and we censorship giving your Grapefruit Cup' Grape 'Juice 'Punch
organization which benefits ,the men address and we hope it'll be a meansof
can think of no one who is likely Chilled Tomato Juice Cream). of Chicken Soup
and women of our nation ,who are I getting you more letters' from
I to have more to tell you"than he can
fighting, for US, on every battle I jif he chooses. Anyway we welcome friends here to brighten up the Baked Virginia Ham,. Wine Sauce ...........,,;......--...*-.----:...., ..:..... $1.50

front of the world? days for ,you. Fried Spring Chicken, Unjointed ........../.................................- $1.50
Goodbread home and we'renot "
Capt. I Broiled King Fish Steak, Lemon Butter .................................. $1.35
I only proud but feel deeply indebted Sgt. Glenn 'Surrency and his brother Roast Leg of Lamb, MintJelly .:................:.................._............ $1.50

Tiger's RoarFAREWELL accomplished.for ;what he has individually Charles of the Merchant 'Marine, 1 Chicken Liver Omelet '..........__.....................:.............................. $1.35

left Tuesday night to resume service
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Fresh Lima Beans 'New Buttered Beets
after' an all too short leave here '
PARTY Back to Frederick, Okla., went Snowflake Potatoes Cut Green Asparagus
with their mother, Mrs. Vida Sur-
'A farewell party was, given for i I Fq'JQhn Robbins and back to Al- rency.: 'The boys want to thank Chopped Green Vegetable, Salad

Melvin Torbert last Tuesday, Feb. l bany, Ga., welt Lt. Dan Beardsley everyone for their kindness :'and good Chocolate Pudding Pineapple Sundae t
6th. The Junior class sponsoredthe I, this week after spending a post- -' i :': Lime Sherbet,' ,
wishes 'and regret that time did not ,
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party which turned out to be a i graduation leave at home. It isour "' '"\\1
permit them to see all of their Coffee, .:; Tea Milk
great success. understanding that both of these "
l friends while at home. \ ,
The party which wasgiven on a cousins will now be given a periodof I
school night turned out to have avery I instructional flying before proceeding -
Lt. Robert L. Coker is ,
now an
large crowd. Dancing and further. SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET
I ex-Naval officer having been' given
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games were enjoyed. Just before 6:30 to 8:00 P M.
his
medical discharge from the Navy
serving refreshments Sherwood\ Hall I The following letter from Sgt. A complete ,Buffet Supper .............,.......................................... $1.50
the first of last week. It is under-,
gave a speech on what a good 'I 1 Joe Hall will,. we are sure, be inter, th'at '
friend Melvin stood hisdischarge was due to
has been and how we esting: -
an attack of rheumatic fever. He
hate to 'give. him ,up, and see him .Somewhere in France
l leave I spent the week-end with Mr. and
us. Refreshments were: cake, January 27, 1945.
Mrs. Carl H. 'Berner before proceed-

salted pickles,peanuts, candy, sandwiches, .Dear Sir: (Continued on Page 10)) .:..:..:..:..:..:-:..:..:-:..:-:-:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:--:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:-: :..:..:..:..:..:.+-:..:..:..:..:..:..:.
cocoa colas, and olives. I Have been getting the Clewiston ? ,

Autographs were signed by every- News real often for the last two APPRECIATION y'. .?_.. '
one. Sponsors were Miss Hill and : months and it sure is good to see i It ; )I

---- Mrs. Hancel McDuffie wishes to Announcement i

thank the many friends who sent

the flowers and other expressionsof y ?

IF sympathy following the death of

YOU WISH THE ,her brother, Olan G. Luke, in Syca- :Yi i: I take considerable pleasure in announcing :;:)

more, Georgia.SCOUT .:; .. :

FINEST FOODTry NEWS-TROOP--.-- ONE :y i;: that I have purchased all outstanding interest :v.;:.


:_: in and am now sole owner ofGiddens' :: .
The Girl Scouts of Troop I had .

A Complete Dinner At their regular meeting at the Civic y Li

I noon.Center at 4:00 on Wednesday after- _i Furniture Store ;:!! "

Although neither- the leader nor : 1

THE.CANEBRAKE ,the assistant leader were there, instructions ..

had been left as to what y'r' .:.-
; OF CLEWISTON: ....
to '
we were do., :
We practiced the Investiture Serv- y

From $1.25 and Up ice for' the meeting and
supper we :: We shall still be representatives for the Badcock Furniture :!:
are planning for sometime in the .,

SERVICE FROM: 6 TO 9 O'CLOCK -'SHORT ORDERS near future. .:' Company and there will be no change in our methods of operation .i..i.y .'

9 TILL 11:30 BIRTHS ANNOUNCED :::: for the present. :i.: I

TRY OUR SPECIAL SPAGHETTI :. ; :.-
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Binkley an-

DINNERTHE nounce the birth of a daughter, i C, M. GIDDENS'pAGE .:i=

Karen Lee, born on February 10, .;. :::
MOST POPULAR ITEM ON OUR MENU and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Roland an- "
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nounce the birth of a son, J. F. .:..:..:..:..:..: :..:..:..:..:.. :":..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:+:..:..:..:":..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..::.:
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1943; THE CLEWISTOX NEWS ____ c-----:: PAGB FIVB
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Report of Receipts, Expenses And Report of Receipts, Expenses And months ending Dec. 311944.DENNIS Dec. 31, 1944

FEBRUARY MINUTESOF Net Income Net Income SMALL, William T. Hull, Clerk Circuit. .
For the 12 Months Period Ending: For the 6 Months Period Ending Court, Hendry County.
Tax Assessor Hendry County.
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Dec. 31, 1944R. Dec. 31, 1944 .
Receipts-From IndividualsFees
Sworn to and subscribed before
COUNTY :,BOARD .. N. Miller, Tax Collector Hen- Dennis Small, Assessor of Taxes, this 15th day of Jan., A. D. 1945.me tax redemption ......'..$ 878.95

dry,County. Hendry County.ReceiptsFrom. Recording' .........................< 1,392.00
* COMMISSIONERS' Receipts-From Individuals Individuals (SEAL. ) WM." T. HULL, Chancery ...?....................:.. 119.35
iff) Auto tags. .................,.............$461.25 "Everglades Drainage Dist., ,1944, Clerk .Corcuit Court. Law .....-;......................_,..._.. 15.00
$763.53; 1943, $249.78. Totals, By Inez' Magill, D. C. Certified Copies ................ 16.00(
the minutes of the TOTALS ............................$461.25 1944, $763.53; 1943, $249.78. Report of Receipts, Expenses And TOTALS ........................ $2,421.30
Following are Net Income
From Governmental Agencies From Governmental Agencies
February monthly meeting of the County...............................$1,510.52 I State (Intangibles), earned and For (the 12 Months Period Ending I (Continued on Page 6.)

board of county commissioners which Schools .............................. 593.46 collected this year $75.50. I ...
was held Tuesday of last week at
?" Everglades Drainage Dist: .. 441.54 County earned and collected this
the court house:: Clewiston Drainage Dist. .. 54.64 year, $437.19 ; collected this year, I I.-X-<-:-:-H--H"xK":":"K--x- +:-:+:' <+:":",,,,:,,,,,,:,,X--ee+.
. The Board of County Commlssiou- SugarIand Drainage Dist. .. 72.56 but earned in prior year, $355.57. I:

ers of Hendry County, Florida, con- S. Fla. Cons. Dist. ........_.. 67.55 I I School, earned and collected this I ...1.... "...."."'..,.,';.'N" ..... .' ... .
I Q- .Tened in regular 1945:session on Tuesday Diston Island" ...:.................. 28.17 I i year, $915.93; collected this year, I rr::.:..: \: l':.i: Assembly of God
February 6, at the Court
Redemption County..:...... 98.53 but earned in prior year, $149.66. ..
House in Florida with I ., ,..., ... : ,, ., ::,., '
LaBelle the ;
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members Chair- Tax Sale _........................... 158.54 Redemptions, $11.27. I I t : '} 'following present: State ........._.......................... 379.491 Totals, earned and collected this > '
man J. O. Davidson, Charles E.

,.Miner and ,'Asa R. B.Townsend Waldron together, A. J. Evers withH. TOTAL RECEIPTS ........$3,866.35 I but year earned, $1,439.89 in prior; collected year, $505.23.this year, s ; cSunday School ........=......._ 10:00 A. BL

A. Rider, attorney, :and William Expenses Paid and Due (-: Total Receipts, earned and collected ._. ". ';" ;t.- : Morning Worship ................_.?..... 11:00 A. M.
T. Hull, Clerk. Clerk Hire ..........................$ 870.00. this year, $2,203.42; collected .;. .. ..... :fr.: .., % Z
As per request of the Board the Car Expenses ...................... 550.00 this year, but earned in prior year, ::: : ,......r Evangelistic Service ....---......-'-._ 8:00 P. M. t

,', Highlands-Glades Health Clinic Postage (tag reports) ..:..... 12.10 I $755.01. :i: ..' ..' Weekly Services, Tuesday .......___. 8:00 P. M.
made a written report of opera- Dues and Adds. ................ 36.30 Expenses Paid and Due .:. ,
.. tions at the Clewiston: Clinic and Dr. I i I ITOTAl" Help ....:...............................$ 600.00 .!. Young People's Service Friday...::.. 8:00 P. M. I
C. E. Weaver made an oral report EXPENSES ......1468.40 I Transportation ...............:._ 210;(.00 ,
I on the LaBelle Clinic. Mr. H. L. Computation of Net Income j J Postage ....._..................'....: 30.00 .;. KHV. H. It.BAGWELL. I '
I tf. Long in charge of the courthouse Total Receipts ..................$3,866.35 j] Attending Meetings __........ 120.00 :;: j

, '. roof repairs made a report ont Total Expenses ................ 1468.40'! Nat'l Assn.. dues ................ 10.00 .0......................................................................................................'-.-+..........................................'..............._...........,
,:: progress in this week. Net Income ......................:. 2397.95 ; State Assn ............---......... 10.00 L ...._ -- .. -
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'/1: Hon. R. N. Miller, Tax Collector, COUNTY OF HENDRY j i[ Total Expenses ......:....... $ 980,00 I
$r.'. "appeared before the Board with a I
I : I, R. N. Miller, Tax Collector ; Computation of Net Income
I y- request that the purchase
! .'... county County of Hendry, State of Florida, Total Receipts, 1944, $2,203.42; I
?;.: new calculating machine, after discussion I
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I A7 it : the following motion was do solemnly swear that the foregoing 1943, $755.01.Total I Mack's Store
I Drug
<*"' made: Motion by Waldron seconded is a true, correct, and com- Expenses,. 1944, $980.00.Net I
I.I': by Townsend that the County plete report of all Fees., Commis- Income, 1944, $1,223.42; I
1943, $755.01.STATE .
sions or Remuneration received by
/ purchase from Halsey and Griffith, I
: Inc, of West Palm Beach a March- me as Tax Collector and of the ex- OF FLORIDA, ss: I
# penses paid, or for which I have I COUNTY OF HENDRYI Excellent '
k' ant Calculating machine at a price : Prescription Service
1 I;;= of $600.00 with a trade-in of the become liable, for the six months 1 Dennis Small, County of Hen- :
!:Y 'old Monroe machine at a price of ending Dec. 31, 1944. dry,/State of Florida, do solemnly I
I ii.', $205.00 leaving a balance due of I R. N. MILLER, Hendry County. I swear that the foregoing is a true, I :. 7A.M.-11 P.. M. ,
l'1\' $395.00. Motion carried. Mr. B. Sworn_ to and subscribed before correct and complete e report of all ... ,

,i E, Nail appeared before the board me this 15th day of Jan., A. D. 1945. I Fees, Commissions or Remuneration '. .'k'.... '
I I":'"..,' :and offered $275.00 for the old ga- (SEAL) William T., Hull, I received by me as Tax Assessor, and PHONE 20 '
;.: rage building constructed on his Clerk Circuit Court. I of the expenses paid, or for which I ,
t : 'land several years ago and the following By Inez Magill, D. C. ,!1 have .become liable, for the six
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. by Miner seconded by Townsend that '
::1{,0. the old garage building be sold to .. A -
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; ':Mr. Nail for $275.00. Motion car- "" \ '

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Hon. Elbert L. Stewart, Hendry .....;,
/ County representative having been
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[. meeting, was : ", ::, ..
:asked if he had any local legisla- 40:5teol -
[: ", lion that he intended passing at ,the J 7. ; ,
next session of the legislature, he
''I stated ,"that he did not and he hoped \
that the board did not," a more ''I ;

equable distribution of tax money ,":,. :'o'" '. 'i .,
and better enforcement of the game s fti o ik' ,
laws in ,Hendry : : .. ..
I'f- County were taken -,. ,<
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up with the view of having some- jj71. : .f4b: .. .

I thing. done at -the-. next" session pf .. ... -- "" < "% 1tJ,,";'d'tP/- : <'t< "n-,:-. ,;.t'..'. \. .,.ii'i..'. ..,i-$. --. 0 < ..- ,
the Legislature J 1 Ji,j' .w.fr ) ?;.4$'" .}4"IF :. .
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i .1>y Townsend seconded by / /
!. Miner that the bills be paid as read. ;
Motion carried. : IFServe America .
Motion by Evers seconded by : iuYv

> "Waldron that the Clewiston News .
{< te designated to publish file 1945 .' :-/ /:.> .\ -- ..
1 delinquent tax list. Motion car- -' ::'. {}r''j.; ./' '. '...- ef.St *.r S--" ..""'- ..-:'f&:> '->. ".. ,J:; .. \
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Motion by Evers seconded < :
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Waldron that Road and Bridge warrant : < :t,. NURSES WAN TED'r.... ,' .
No. 1677, payable )(0
to C. .T.

Jones celled.in the Motion sum of carried$100.00 Reports be can- .. > :. to care for our wounded! )j. ? (J.+yyY Yytj.nF:

of receipts, expenses and net income : /: :: Surely, nursing our wounded back (,. ': "

l 'Clerk of the Circuit Tax Collector, Tax Assessor, -': : to ,life and happiness is the finest '. t
Court, Sheriff and f
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County Judge 'were presented and service a girl can give her country. "<

ordered recorded in' the minutes of Many more nurses' are urgently ,. .\ Y

the Board. Reports as follows,_ :_. .": ",:" needed now. ask your local Red dr
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: .<-dJ.i --: 'I' It is vital that all of us step up I

"51; .our efforts :- by buying more war u /.(\ E) : r- t

,' ,' bonds, by giving extra blood by: )\\.1-; f ,, I

I ',. (## I :.:._ sticking. to essential war jobs. ', ;!
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great things for you in the .
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complete post-war days .- bus trips and .\ \

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THE OLEWISTOtf NEWS FEBRUARY 16,,' 19iG
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Clerk Circuit Court, ; (NOTARY SEAL) ed. The duck season was particul-
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Minutes of County Ilendry County. Expenses: Paid and Due SYLVIA M .HILL arly bad due to the extremely dry
(SEAL) R, M. HARRIS Deputy Salaries I. S. Bell Notary Public State 'of Floridaat conditions which furnished no pondsfor
-Continued' from Page 5)I County Judge .H ndr1 J. W. Powers ........;.........4000.00 Large. feeding places for- the visiting
'Fitmi Governmental \ I County Florida. Arrest by Others .............. 102.90 My 'commission expires July 20, waterfowl. i \
..rtleik'Board of County Report of Receipts,' Expenses And Auto' .Expenses .................. 1003.53 1947. .
... \) Net .... ..........._ 1,173.03 ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH
Commissioners ........:.... $2.7\O.OO Income Feed and Supplies Motion by Evers seconded 'oy
TOTALS- .:.:....................2700.00 For the 12. 1pn hs Period Ending Postage, Telegrams, Miner that the surety bond of E. r' '
'TO. T.; RECEIPTS: ...... $5,120.30 I. Dec. 31, 1944 .- I I Telephone: ....................... 87.65 M. Cornette' as 'Chairman of the : Clowiston, 11:00' aVm. ,t!,. II IIMass 'j'
Du&IAostage Bill Maddox Sheriff Hendry County. Board,.of Public Instruction Pahokee; 9:00 'a. m.
Expense* Paid and ... ) as 'prin-
.... ... 68.10 I Ic I' .' TOTAL EXPENSES ......$$6,367.71 Il cipal and the American Surety Confession. Saturday:? evening at 11 1
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Iei4k ,Hire! ....................,...< 1,500.00 ,Civil Cases ............................$146.35: Computation Net Income Company of New York as :surety In 7:30-9:30.' 't
..... ........ : 'Fr. T. J. Geary, Pastor
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1 Refunds .......... ,19.25 Receipts--From Individuals Total Receipts,_ w $10.857.981 the:'sum of $$1,000.$0 approved.
dE1egrams Recorders .......................... 118:oJi Arrest. for Others, ,.........c.....? 33.39 Total Expenses ............:... 6,367.71' Motion' carried. : '. t ,
';Total Expenses ..............$1,765.80 Net Income ....................... 4490.87 There being no further business I
',Computation of Net Income TOTALS ..'....$179.74 Total Net Income to Date 4,490.87 before;":'the Board, at this time, and ;ili -, ..", J- -

"Total Receipts ,...................$5,121.30'Total From Government Agencies Compensation Allowed ..........5000.00. None upon motion by Miner. 'seconded by FDR SALE ,!.
Due
l' Expenses' .....:.........,.. x765:80'Net ; : Warrants & Capias .$5,007.01Witness Proportion County Townsend 'called and carried' 'the ; : : ; l lI
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-' Income ................:...... 3,355.50 Subponeas! ._. ::91.6'4Handling STATE OF FLORIDA ss: ..Board adjourned. FROM' STOCK IN 'TAMPA rI ,
'Total Net,Income to Date .. 3355.50 Prisoners ........:" 420.16 COUNTY OF HENDRYI ; J. 0'.. DAVIDSON, Chairman. f1li
ESTATE'.X F;: .,FLORIDA,'' > ( ss:.', Jnr/ Service ... '55.90' Bill Maddox, County Hendry Attest: I 1{Model ID-4O McCormick-Deer-,
COUNTY OF HENDRY Court Attendance 1048.00 State of, Florida' do solemnly swear William T. Hull Clerk. I ingn4 Attending Co. Comrs. ...... 64.00 that the foregoing is a true,. correct :t1'ack.. : f
'Clerk Circuit
I, William T.: iii: II
; I Comm. on Fines Collected 521.02 and complete report of all Fees 1 Model TD-40 McCormick-
State of t
Court County of Hendry; Hunting Season For
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Flo'rida. do solemnly swear that the Feeding Co. Prisoners .... 1,884.00 Commissions or Remuneration''re- Deering:; 6, cylinder gasoline tractor ,
foregoing is 'a' true' correct and Guard Hire ._. 732.00 ceived by me as Sheriff and, of the 1944:45 Closea Thurs. 18" tracks. Can be adapted [ i.:
Commitment to St. Inst. 710.00 paid or for which I have
-complete' report of all Fees Com expenses for tractor rue). t .
Finger, Printing .. 69.00 become liable for the 12. months .
::missions' "' of Remuneration received and Delivering Ballot Boxes .... 51.25 ending; Dec. 31, 1944. The hunting season on all game i Caterpillar Forty< 4 cylinder
?byme as Clerk' Circuit Court Transfering Prisoners for BILL MADDOX came to an end yesterday and a gasoline tractor, 10" tracks.. Can f :'
V>S the expenses paid or' for which [ .................... Sheriff Hendry County. number of hunters were out duringthe be adapted for tractor, fuel. !
have become liable for the 12 mon- 00'62 2nIdaaJIap1S, .
'' Sworn to and subscribed beforeme day hoping to get a last mess of All have radiator guards and f
.ths'ending WILLIAM Dec 31, 1944.T. HULL. TOTALS .10677.98 this 9th day of Jan., A.. D. 1945. quail or doves and possibly a turkey have been reconditioned and in E
I (CLERK'S SEAL) before the end of the season. first< class operating condition. \ "'-.
----- I WILLIAM. T. HULL A few hunters have had very t
''DAVE GORDON & CO., P. 'O. Box: j r
Clerk Circuit'Court.. good luck during the season just I ,'f
... Report of Receipts, Expenses And closing but on the whole there was 5116 or 1800 2nd. Ave.
.. '" ',1: ': '(''JJ"i'l.t'. : ." -." i Net Income probably less hunting and less game Tampa Fla.
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\ ,.;'i\\: ".... f-i:...,' .&!; '-;,.".1 {i 'r.i N.!'.:r.'jt;:<'".Wi .l C":"'. Drivers Licenses .................. 385.50 ,
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...;'1j :1..+."r; 1 i Hl;f.. nJ 1 Occupational 'Licenses. .........., 21.25 j. .J'. -": !I

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Criminal Cases ._...............1652.25 :{Painting, and Body Repair; Service -- :
./1 .. .........-. _-'(..,1oJ..;. >'I...".";;", >", ,. ;;.iJ; k 1" ,N'.".? 7y' .. .).'...'JC. Fine and Forfeiture ........._. 3.00: I ,'-. .". '
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I Expenses Paid and Due f' HENQRY COUNTY MOTORS

: crucial, critical year is just farmer has a friend and helper in Postage "'v..l.r.:! : :: .............-......$_ 20.00, :
;Mead America's Farm Forces. his Standard Oil Man..Your neigh*. Office Help ............................. 390.00 I I Ford Sales and. Service \
This is the they must probody Standard Oil Man prides Commission for Sale of '
.duce MORE (year even than last year'srecord himself on being of service beyond -* I Licenses ..........-.................. 16.5C f'J I PHOXE t .J. i f.'" 93 r CLEWISTOX, FLORIDA

with and the supplying of dependable J
crops) .less help TOTAL..EXPENSES .......:?.$426.5Computation. o I. ,
-with fewer replacement farm fuels and lubricants. His experienced I of Net Income .:... i _. .

': machinery.. advice on lubrication and Total Receipts. .. L.r.:.......$2,603.75 I .........................................-./..-.-................-........;...................,.'...M.. ;.....N..N.;..........-..N.;N.M.N.N.M.N.N......N..M....;..N... 1 \D
However impossible this may maintenance will help keep your Total Expenses ......_........::.t'r,426.5CNet ., I'I.. < I
""sound, the American Farmer is machines in the fight-.,,,for{ ,. '.the Income (last C,months r: "-' :_ }

'used to doing the impossible. He duration.. ,, : 1944)) .................__.....__..... 2177.25 ;: J. E. :-
,: will meet this new challenge by Already Reported Prior: fl. aTdsley-

',. working longer, and keeping all With tank-trucksoperatingfrom years (For first 6 *'f I"
his machines in figbtingti"imm thanSOO bulk deli very points, Months 1944)) _...__......._. 1078.16' } .
old and overtaxed though they there's a Standard Oil Man serving Total Net Come to Date REAL ESTATE BROKER:

.may be. your community. Always a 'goodIn (For year 1944) ............. 3,255.41STATE ) *
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keeping his farm machinery man to know he canbe especially OF FLORIDA, ss:
:fit and fighting, the Southern helpful to you now. COUNTY OF HENDRYt PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
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R. M. Harris County Hendry: .
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State of Florida do solemnly sweat l :

that the foregoing is a'true' correct: CITY LOTS, FARM LANDSINSURANCE .'
."ftslc" your Standard Oil Man for This 64-page book will be of and complete report of all Fees ,;>,
4 free copy of his Wartime great assistance to you in pro- Commissions or Remuneration re '
Maintenance. Manual for farm longing the life of your .farm ceived by me as County ,Judge anr iI I ..<:, .
machinery. '
: equipment.
of the expenses paid or for which i i .
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Months ending Dec. 31, 1944. "
R. M. HARRIS I Phone 66 Hopkins Bldg.
County Judge Hendry County. ,
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H. C. Meador Wednesday afternoon. .I'equipped with Green's 'ings on Pacific Avenue.,
and
The children enjoyed games '

; frolic for a time. Each,child broughta fuel. Phone 146. ------- ,
Valentine which was put in an

I SOCIETYMr. attractive box and all taken to a 1 I LOST: Black looseleafl

., PERSONAL shut-in. All of*, the children went II I

to take the box and visited for a Ventura near new build-19x1 l 12 binder containingReal
J while. The children were served

: \ I I1. I fruit juice and cookies Mrs. Meadorwas FOR SALE: 15volumeset Silk dress style::
I assisted by Mrs. W. B. Bowden, : I:
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I'Sunbeam leader, and Mrs. Fred Standard American sheets.Reward if re-,

... snd Mrs. C. L. McLendoii were! Paul Rardin, editor and publisherof Sikes. | Encyclopedia. .310 1 W.
+ turned promptly to desk
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in Canal
;. Miami visitors on Monday. j the Everglades News Those present were: ,Sarabelh ,
..'. : ,' ':. --=--- Point, visited here Tuesday.Mrs. Sikes, Betty Sue Andrews, Wayne ], '
Clewiston
I at Inn. 1
:' Father' S. D. Mason of' Pahokee King, Mary Jean King, Josephine I I tp

0 was a visitor. here Monday; I' : A. D. Richardson, and Mr. Crews Wanda Bembry Delores Sut-I BUDDED AVOCADOS .- Pollock,

I and Mrs. C.I, H. Richaidson were ton, Juanita Snell, Rose Dunaway, ;! Lula, Collinson, :New Trapp, Booth

....:. F: E. Bryant of; .Azucar was a I West Palm Beach visitors. .on Fridayof Sammy, Mitchell, J. V. Tanner, EU-j No. 1, No.5, No. 7, No.; "x: Taylor, LOST =. =-.Brown Back
business visitor ;here on Tuesday. last week: gene Nowling' Barbara Hickson .Simpson, Bonita, Carter, I
.\ ;. .' I ,.....-- Charles Twiddy, Dorothy Roland. | Hall, Choquette, Herman, Waldln. I ; Notebook; Ladshaw -,

..' .Miss Lillian Kenny is visiting Misses Margaret: : Va'n, De Velde, I Nadine Bembry, Alfred Meador Linda. .

.' friends itt Camp Gordan, Ga. Irene Scott and Wanda Yoder of Windsor Meador, Aline Reese, TIudenlReese MANGOES-Haden, Spriugfels,' Ziff, Reynolds', Brown Geophysical -
\. Moore' Haven were visitors here yes- Shirley ,Marshall,. Mary Him-! Brooks Late, Benars Langra, '
Co. Box 36
'Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Downs were I terday.. rod, Ann Himrod and Barbara'!' Saigon, Singapur, ..Cecil, Pico, ,Fa- >

, <". in' Sarasota last: week-end' visiting( 1' I Peters.' I zensen. Moore Haven. $1.00 reward
,. relatives. ., "., 1 : 'Mis. Anna P. Alexander, of Jacksonville Visitors were: Bill Sikes, Bill'i : TROPICAL ARBORETUM, Inc. '

,. and Miami, arriedVed- Bowden, Jr., and Wanda Meador. J Boynton, Fla. Phone Boynton, 2171. ; for finder 1 Itp
Mrs. J. Vaughn and .Ml S. Har.ri-\\ nesday for ,an 'extended visit with i ,

Vaughn were business ; i 1'si.,Corrine Baber. ',. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB ... I .
West Palm Beach on Monday. -.- HOLDS REGULAR MEETINGThe i 1; ; N;1 H;1111; N;.N;I;IINN; M NIMIN;
' : Misses Clarice Lammons, Louise -- I I:i: FOR .fITAXICABS .
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,..". J. A. Stone will leave this week I Roath, and Laura Bailey were the regular meeting of the Cath- I J. F'. } :

.: for a business trip to" Texas and guests of Miss Louise, Hollingsworthin I olic Women's Club was held at the : General Repair, Plastering and I:!: :

l;: Minneapolis, Minn. Belle. Glade on! Sunday.: home of the president, Mrs. Harry Block Work: 'II" i::: DAY .AXD KITE SERVICE +
; -- 1 Vaughn, Monday Chimney Work A Specialty -
:( -----\ on evening. :
,l'i; Mr., and Mrs. M. ; R: Dehone returned Mi.s.V.. G. Carter I and' daughter, I Mrs. Vaughn appointed the following Moore Haven Fla. ,.:.:. i.. '.PHONE 18 :E

; :" I 2 .Sunday' from a visit in I Beatrice, 'of Toirington amonth's, Conn.,visit arrived chairmen for the year: : .j I .:..........................H..'...................................................................H.....
( : Ocala. Friday for Finance, Mrs. Ed Seeger. ".
;" _..:,-:,,:,, with her, sister, Mrt G. A. Davidson. 'Cadet Club, Mrs. G! N. Pitzen. !'. '

i''"' fir, and Mrs. F. Deane Duff were Sacristan. Mrs. W. P. Vaughn, Sr. :
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Mrs. G. E. Wenzloff and Master --- .--- I
business visitors in West Palm I Membership, Mrs. C. D. Hine. I .
. \ ". .'. Beach, on Monday. Jimmy Oliver of Zellwood, are the Plans foi' the annual St. Patrick's Johnson Fish Camp j "G,11.' FORD
.,,: !l lr I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Swayne Day. Dance were discussed. ; i .
Civil' Engineer and SUl.' .ot'Slf'dalizing
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this'week. (
r Mrs. Esther Walker was a busi-I After the business I meeting, refreshments : 4
Clevrisfnn. l"lfl.' : ; In r vergladesI
served.BROWNIES ; .
ness visitor in Fort Myers on Thursday = weie I
and Friday. Captain Eugene Goodbread arrived -'I Boats. and MOIIM( = : }PnitlP ServlcH ;.I f Surveys ,

,. -- / this week for a leave, follow- )[EET >! .. Rates Reasonable I r1V. ; !hoJ1c'. ; Clrui! J'.tnn, FaI ,
ing many months of active duty in II. Johnson, Mgr. I
Mrs. RA C. Nowling, and.. Martha }
Mg. Jean; were week-end visitors in. Fort the European, Theatre, of Operations. The Brownies made cup cakes ... II I '," .

,j Myers. -- Tuesday afternoon. Norma Perry,, 'I
Rev. H. C. Meador conducted won first prize and Linda Lee won
'Mis. Barry Ingram and son, prayer services at the. Belle Glade 'I second prize making safety posters; '

: Bryl; were the week-end guests of'1 Baptist Church on Wednesday evening II both girls received Brownie Rings., For
''11 Mrs. Ingram's father in Fort Myeis. in the absence of the pastor, The Brownies are glad to welcome ,

Rev. I. E. Enlow. I Barbara!: Twiddy, Patsy and t THRIFTYShoppers
J. V. Francis returned from Jacksonville I
Janet
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been for a medical examination. Mrs. Ed Clark, visiting here from Joanne Bartz, Scribe.
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Lakehurst. N. J., and 'Mrs. Adolph .M10CSntICT10Ni.-.f A LTTLSyp'
IP: Mrs. William Johnson of Pahokee'] I Driggers were visitors in West Palm UAUlJD..u,.
k> was the guest of her sister, Miss Beach on Tuesday; LOST Small I
female
k, Florence Graham, Wednesday.. I : .S.SI

r .'. .' Lt. ,Dan Beardsley left Thursdayfor brown dog. Carries r n sesi ,: f. ,$Hr'I I Mdre'( ':I I II
Lt. Robert L. Coker recently '
Albany, ,Ga.; where he is sta-
:;/, given a. medical discharge from the tail over back. Reward.
tioned, after spending a leave here
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U. S. Navy the
week-end
waS guest with his ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
t of Mr. and Mrs. Carl .H. Berner. He Call Golf Course. I Itp.,
1 Beardsley.
,J,' left Monday to visit his 'mother in II IIr I
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r- ; I Mrt(' and Mrs. D. G. Alston returned FOR SALE House
- : fullyfurnished FLORIDA!
!. the first of the week from a I I FORT MYERS _

,' business trip of several weeks to kerosene
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11a York buying stock? for their "e
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Transport Command, and brother,
Charles of the Merchant Marines,
DAILY L\'rlxl.E-:4: I'. :M.
Slfill'J'P.. M. ; left Tuesday'evening to resume
) SAT. t si x. CONTINUOUS: i I their duties in service after spend-'I. :
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ing their leave at home with Mrs. :i '
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I SUX. '& 10'I'EB.: : 18 & 19 F-0 John Robbins-left. Wednesdayfor .: :- :' :>.._ .: ', ', -, HOME OWNED: ,, ':' ,!, '.. : .1' ',:.,

Frederick, Okla., where he is "'{ :/ "f; ':.": {" :- ./ : '.,: '.: ,,'\ \:' : .
BBOTKCOSTELLOMTHURTRtADO stationed ate the Frederick Air Base, :
\ 1 I after. spending his leave. here with And "L, : \
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ORCHESTRA ,
t Will OS80RNEu< r Florida Press Association of Tam- k- ;:': ,

I pa, and Jack Monahan of the State >,- '' ': home ..,
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; : Sons is strictly
and
'.' :Evtra Featurette I\' Department of Education, 'Tallahassee ; The firm of Anthony a

: j ROBOT BOMBS I visited briefly here Thurs- ,' ;, .;., ': .: owned store. ;The same generation is operating it '

?, I TUES. & WED., FEU. 20 & 21 day night of last week. ':/.' :-' ;today as at the beginning 50. years ago. The store .

r.'' Corporal 'Kie' Hathcock, who ,has ,,:;.. f:'<', .. .."rwas founded by our older brother, A.: P. (Gus) An-.
: been ill in an Army hospital in I ,
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,' AHDREWS SI j Thomasville, Ga.," arrived Saturday ., .',>Z \,,;:'',.:' thony. ': '

HARRIET I I for a few week's visit with his sister, I 't; ::' j. .
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ERS'J Miss Geris Hathcock. Carl Hath- \: is maintained '
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It is where friendly atmosphere ,
I a store a
MATT cock, of Whiggam, Ga., and Mrs. : ', ;

'' : BILL TIM visit.Hathcock have. also arrived for a '7:': :;" '.': '; and where, : you are ,given a genuine welcome. : ,

%. MITCH AYRES and His Orchestra .
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1E Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Montgomery ', Our one definite aim is to 'serve our customers by "
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I and Mrs. H. J. Roath spent the and value for the- .
styles equal or more
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ALSO OARTOOXTHUItS. early part of Week in :Miami.
rI I I'I Mrs. Roath was the guest of her :,.:{ same money. We are keenly conscious of our rer ,

1 r \ I & Fit!., FEB. 22 & 23: i sister, Mrs. T. Cochran, and Mr. and ,.'; "r' sponsibility'regarding the quality of merchandise we
Mrs. Montgomery were the guestsof
j : \ "And The Angels Lieutenant and Mrs. P. F. Lindsay "ri :".:.., ',; sell. One of the big advantages of trading with a .

I : Sing" .. _,:'s home owned store is that the owners are on the job
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) .I -- A. W. Lawrence entertainedher .. : : : ':
't SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24 bridge club on Friday evening ] :, :,' ,
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of last week with a fried chicken \ Make Anthony's headquarters '
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II. I I prizes, of attl'active -. : L,, :, '
" : IF(, NpATH 4ATRIGCONY\ NOVl\.ES s't.. 1, flowers to be worn in the hair, "' : 1, : {', ': ,', :;' .- "

1 end c.o- were won by Mrs. C. L. McLendonand ,
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,, "' c.OUN H..OStCHESZEADE118 of: lingerie, was won by Mrs. R.. M.
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: Foy Durrence and Mrs. Curtis
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For Support of Veterans NNU Sl,........ Hubby-Did the Retire man say what was i;, .0
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PACIFIC Notes of an Innocent Bystander: Wife-lie said the air was beginningto J
AID IN show through. '
Ex-Representative Norris Poulsonof ( i I The Radioafs! : Fred Allen shelvedhis

California, Republican, returned Would Signify Full Backing of War regular once-a-week program because to
from London recently and refusedto Legislation ,I the rigorous routine taxed his American soldiers seem get

be quoted in the press on what, Effort; See Servicemen as Powerful health. But during one week Allen I a Londoners kick out can't of London see much fogs.in them.But t tI I
British guestarred different shows
he had learned there about on three

aid to the U. S. A. against Japan. Political Group. 4 -and improved them all The '"' ''It .

Finally) confronted with the detail new Danny Kaye program is boundto Cause and Effect : I

of a conversation in which he had click. He rates a tip of the hat "I wonder how many men win 1' t

participated, Poulson admitted that. By BAUKHAGENews for avoiding the gag files and for be made unhappy when I marry?" !_

he had discussed the Pacific war !I I Analyst and Commentator.WNU trying a unique brand of microfun said the flirt. \ ;i'

with two influential members of theI with original stuff Henny Young- "How many do you expect to i

British parliament."Just Service, Union Trust Building:, in every case demand strong repre- man's gagging is funnier than it has marry?" asked her dearest friend.*

what sort of help can we Washington, D. C. sentation in the new governments. ever seemed before The "Twoon
from once Ger- a Clue" CBSession rates atten-
expect you people
"If the President really intends to
many is knocked out?" Poulson cradc down and jam this national Vets Demand tion. A welcome relief from the 26,000 Years vs. Second, ;i ::1;

asked them. service bill through congress one All-Out EffortWe usual afternoonsense. Radio stations Various Clock MovementsNo

"Well, we've got an army of over thing is certain-he doesn't intend to can see that any man with his may be forced to suspend the

7,000,000 Indians," one of the have two run for a fifth term." eye on the political future will haveto round-the-clock (all night) recorded parts of a mechanism ever : :

Britons" replied. "You can That statement made by a sea- woo the veteran. And that bringsus programs-if skilled technicians are varied so greatly in rate of movement : T

them. well soned old-timer who is a very good back to the National Service bill. drafted. It would save electricity, as two of the 93 dials of a i
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"But know perfectly Gov't both stations "
you Poulson said political weather prophet startedme Now one of the chief gripes of say execs, for clock, completed in Belgium about "-: ij,
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cannot rely on and tunerinners.The .
bluntly. "You'll be lucky if theydon't off on a journey of exploration the serviceman is the fact that he is 1936. ti' ;

let alone which disclosed a number of inter- drafted to fight where and when he Although both are six inches in ,' r'7
fight against you;
Japan." esting observations concerning the is told but the men who work in the Magazines: Mr. Justice diameter and controlled by the :'I,:

fight The for Britisher you against admitted he, .too, President's plans for the next four war plants do not have to take or- James F. Byrnes has turned out an same master movement, the nee- ;

was worried about the Indians, but years which can reduced, to four ders from anybody. The sorest spoton incisive blueprint via American dIe of one,requires 26,000 years to ;'j

added, ,"At any rate, there's a large I main points: the G.I.'s soul is the strike of Magazine, which should serve as an make a complete revolution, while ,l

of Australians and New Zea- 1. Whether or not the President the miners last year. Naturally, he excellent guide for taking Congres- the needle of the other moves '

army landers." believes he owes a debt to labor for thinks a labor draft law should be sional procedure out of its covered-I around once a second, or 820 billion :I!

"In other words," countered Poul- the activities of the CIO Political passed. wagon rut and converting it into a times faster. r

"you people here on the islandare Action committee in the last elec- That is the kind of news the Presi- legislative streamliner. This articleis l
son, I
going to pull out just as soon tion, he doesn't intend to. pay sucha dent wants to get out. That is one a model of constructive criticism. ...... ... It.

as you can, leaving to your coloni- debt. of the reasons why he wants a national Harper's contains a plague-by- :

als the responsibility for any aid we 2. He has found a "better 'ole," service bill passed. He knowsits plague'report of the Argentinazi .RF. :1,

get in the Pacific." and he intends to make use of it if importance to the morale of the' malady. In Vogue, Harriet Van A

"That's about right," was the re he can, namely, another much more fighting men ,as well as to the pro- Horne takes apart radio listening

ply. "We've had five years of war important pressure group which duction of supplies. That is why he gullibles who write letters of condolence SOOTHESYOUR ,[

here. That's enough." will probably be getting up steam is willing to risk the anger of labor I I when a character in a soap

Note-Despite congressional con- long before the next. election, but- pressure against the measure. He opera dies. Difficult to believe that THROAT

cern, some high U. S. navy men 3. Mr. Roosevelt is not ,interestedin knows that the morale of those boys people with their mentality can

- are not enthusiastic about either the next presidential election-for now will affect their attitude toward write. W. Davenport's "The below the gargle line I

British or Russian help against Ja himself, because- the government when they return President and the Press" in Collier'sis

pan. They feel U. S. forces can do 4. He has much larger fish to fry and their confidence in the leadersof a must for editorialists, too. Each F & F Cough Lozenge gives

the job themselves. before and after 1948, and something's the. country.But I The Page 121 cartoon in Esquire : your throat: a 15 minute comforting : E
When the British wanted to send cooking right now. shows two penguins looking at a deserted treatment.: Really soothing because : 6they're ;
where then does point 3 (Mr. '
really medicated. Used by : ;
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fa naval force to cooperate with the How can the President afford to shack marked "Byrd, with
Roosevelt is not interested in the millions for coughs, throat irritations : i 1
American fleet in the Philippines, overlook the support of labor (point next presidential election) come in? one saying: "Wonder whatever hap- or hoarseness resulting from : '

Admiral King objected and the President 1) and hunt "better 'ole" (point 2))? The answer is in the "Bigger fish" pened to him?" FDR decoratedhim Only lOt box.COUGH :

virtually had to overrule him, Because the most powerful last week!
pres-
he has to fry (point 4).
sure group the country has ever I :
When an American reaches the COldsQor ;
BRITISH TROOPS PROTECT known is now in the making, the Midtown Favorite: This one will .. ;
presidency it is usually consideredthat
GREEKSFor veterans of World War II. amaze his pals-not that'Frank' Far- -" : \j!
he has
hit the ceiling and from
some reason the news was rell would run from a fight, but none '
suppressed in the United States, Election Indicates there on there is no place to go but of us ever saw him in one. He I-
event took Vets' InfluenceIt down. True, the United States is a LOZENGES : I1.i
but a significant is better described mild
very Greece duringthe pretty big outfit to boss, but what as a guy. ......................................
place in Salonika, is still too early for the men Slim good-looking and we all 1.
about the United Nations? Bigger. -
trouble' between the British and women in the military serviceto like him very much. A Life
Whether or not the United States
and the' EAM-ELAS Greeks. wield much direct political power, artist (who drew a picture of Far- ;!:
its behind United Na-
puts weight a
When the British ordered troopsin but judging from the vote cast in tions rell in action last year) told this riSS
future "
organization to prevent "
Salonika to suppress the Greeks, the last election and the efforts made story last night. .'. Frank was pos- -II

the troops sided with the Greeks and both to prevent and to obtain it, the wars the will who depend know on the about verdict of ing for the artist, nonchalantly (witha
men
war
more
refused to fire on them. predischarge importance of veter- gun over his knees), in one of the
than anybody else in the world the
The troops were a garrison of the ans cannot be entirely overlooked. South Pacific islands.. ,. Suddenly
men who are fighting this one.
British Indian army. The Indians Already, there are a number of Frank (Cap't, pod'n me, sir) Farrellof

threw their weight on the side of very clear signs of the stirring of And anyone' who champions this the Marines looked up and said: fry:

the Greek organization which bitterly tremendous potentialities of the vet undertaking, whether he is finally "Look at that over there!" The

opposed the return of King eran in the postwar political world. chosen as its leader, or whether he artist looked across to the other side
I
George, and which Churchill claimsto At present, three hundred thousand merely goes down in history as the of the atoll and saw nothing but .

be communist. There was no have already joined the American man who made it possible, he will jungle. But Frank had spotteda .

rioting or bloodshed. The Indian have to have the confidence and the camouflaged Jap. And fired '
Legion. We are not allowed be- $ /; > *X |j-N <-;Tg"vwuii"CM t\ r
troops' simply cooperated ,with the cause of security reasons, to print support of the veterans, whose opinions four times in rapid succession. ,
Greeks. on the subject will receive gen- Later when Frank and the artist
the number of men already discharged AVII.yia :
Simultaneously Krishna Menon, eral acknowledgement, it is con- walked found four de
butas of some five months over-they very Old !
secretary of the India league, madea ago it was a million and a half. The ceded. I dead Japs there. Pretty good c> the' ataef Bros Pi n

speech in London attended by sev- Legion does not take any but those Incidentally, another Roosevelt shooting for an ex-Night Club editor. rr Btoede'recomm4Snowb toCaloz

eral members of the British parlia- with honorable discharges and that figured in one of the most ambitious j6 power

ment in which he praised the would mean that World War II dis efforts at international organizationfor I The Intelligentsia: Walter Davenport that shine.

Indian, troops in Salonika and said: chargees are joining up at about the the preservation of peace, "Teddy" associate ed. of Collier's, is fly- P wore 1

"They go in their landlords' cars same rate that World War I vet- having prompted Czar NicholasII Ing with the Air Transport Command 1s
and vote against him." of Russia to call the second Hague :
erans became legionnaires.The I in the Pacific for a 6 weeks tour.

The incident is considered ex- Legion has nearly a million Peace Conference of 1907. Paul Hunter, publisher of Lib-
tremely important not only as ACTS ON THE KIDNEYSTo
and a half dues-paying membersout erty, says Marshall Field was inter-
it effects Greece, but as it effects -' of the three-million who servedin Here is a little human interest ested "about a year and a half ago"in increase flow of urine and

India and the Far East. the last war. If the same propor- story that will interest you if you the purchase of the weekly, relieve irritation of the bladder '
General Stilwell when in the
tions were maintained we can envi- have a boy in the service or if. you "but it never came to anything." 'I
Burma theater, was reported by from excess acidity in the urine I')
sion a future veterans' organization are a psychiatrist.My The recent rumors came from staff-

U. S. Ambassador William Phil- (either'the Legion or a new group) friend joined me in the club. ers. Perfect name for a critic: Are you suffering unnecessary distress
lips as considering BritishIndian backache, run-down feeling and discom-
numbering at least five million Motion Picture Herald's London
He was obviously feeling very proud fort from excess acidity In the urine) Ar.
troops mercenaries who persons. And that calculation is and happy about something. He told movie embalmer is Peter Burnup. you disturbed nights by a frequent desireto ,
would not put their hearts into based the armed forces of to- for 1945 pass water) Then you should know
on as me he had just had a telephone call Bing Crosby's top songs about that' famous doctor's discovery-
any battle as long as India was day. By the time the war is over from his boy who was training to bea are expected to be his recordings of DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT-that
not given its independence. the number of those who will have Cole Porter's "Begin the Beguine"and thousands say fives blessed relief.Swamp
e paratrooper. It is something to be Root is a carefully blended combination of
served will be much greater. allowed to take the trainingallare "Night and Day." Philip 16 herbs, roots, vegetables, balsams. Dr.
SECOND CALVIN COOLIDGEIn Kilmer's is not harsh or habit-torming ia
That is looking at the potential volunteers. It is a lot more to Wylie was unimpressed by an item any way. Many people say its marv J.a.
more ways than one, Harry Tru- strength of the World War II vet- make good. concerning a Marine's children who effect is truly amazing.
man is like Calvin Coolidge. He Send for free, prepaid sample TODAY!
in born the day in vari-
eran solely terms of were on same
comes from the same backwoods pressure Well, the boy had made his first Like thousands of others you'll be glad ,
numbers. Another highly important ous years. Wylie was born on May that you did. Send name and address to>
origin. He seldom makes speecheson factor must be considered. There is jump from a plane. It was, he had 12, 1902. His late brother on the Department D, Kilmer & Co., Inc., Box I
the phoned his father, just like ridingon 1255 Stamford Conn. Offer limited. Send
senate floor. He is thrifty
much evidence in 1904 and his late half-;
,
day
indicating that the same at once. AU druggists cell :Swamp: Root."h
a roller-coaster. The real hard
remembers the days when the '
drug-
present day fighting man is much brother, Ted, on May 12, 1913.
store paid him $3 a week. jumps, he said, were the first at f
politically conscious than
more
But more than anything else Tru- we about 35 feet from a tower with a 30( its-
in 1917 Sinc$
man has the same brand of Coolidge were and 18. This is seen cable attachment. And the fifth The Grandest Canyon: ; years ago,
in the discussion ("orientation"
political luck. The lightning hit Cal which carried ) jump from the plane. That is the Faces About Town: Jimmy Du. 1 I
groups are on by the
first during the Boston police strike, and all one that ends a lot of careers. Someof rante, in the ailing room between I
the world
army navy over
later when the party bosses in the by the tremendous amount of the toughest-fibered boys can't broadcasts, prepares this financial simple

smoke filled',room at the Blackstone which reaches the troops news in make that one, even If they have report: Owe $50-you're a piker. Relieves pain and soreness

hotel wanted a good composite vice even gone through those preceding, in- Owe $50,000-you're a businessman.Owe .
remote of the
corners world, by their For relief from the torture or simple
cluding the first tower jump. Then $50,000.000-you're
president to go with Harding.The a tycoon.
constant call for more, and by their Piles PAZO ointment baa been fa moo*'
lightning struck Truman when and they are "washed up" as the say- Owe $50OOO,000,000-you're a guwin- for more than thirty years. Here's why:
his investigating committee hurtled very emphatic continued gripes ing goes, and they disappear.But mint. Harold Lloyd, the clown First.PAZO ointment soothes Inflamed
about how the civilian front is being areas relieves pain and Uchlnz.: Second
him to fame, later when the Demo- run. a lot disappear after the first prince, near the City Center Theatre, PAZO ointment, lubricate hardened
cratic bosses dining at the White ,, jump. Men who have come back unrecognized by autografters-who dried parts-helps prevent cracking and
I have talked with one of the edi- soreness.! Third.PAZO ointment tends If
House decided that he was the com- tors of the Stars and i with medals for bravery in action were searching for him. In Reu- to reduce swelling and check: bleeding.
present
promise candidate to replace Henry with the head of the legislative Stripes divi-, sometimes stand there, the tears bens, Frank Conville (the No. 1 man Fourth.ment's perforated it's easy Pile to use.Pipe PAZO makes-oint application l'

Wallace. sion of the American Legion and streaming down their cheeks be- of the U.S.O. entertainersthreeyears simple thorough. Your doctorcan
tell about PAZO ointment.
That is the man who has assumedthe with a member the Veterans Ad- cause'' they ,just can't dive off into overseas) handing his butterto you

life insurance duties of vice pres- ministration who keeps in close nothing.But a civilian at the next table, who I i 1 I
ident of the United States. He will was making such a to-do about "onlyone
friend's said
touch with current veteran affairs. my boy it was
be worth Lillie of the flaw
watching. piece.Bea
All agreed emphatically to the thesis like a roller-coaster. And as the
diction outside Theodore's
that the men and women in the father sat there you could see that less pausing
CAPITAL CHAFF that lot to him to chat (in rich cockney) witha
and
fighting forces will come back witha meant a at last
C. When Allied troops entered i keen interest in how the coun- he revealed why. lonely-looking British tar. Ann
little Belgian town for the first time Sheridan, bound for South America,
try is to be run and with "
firm
a "I couldn't help
remembering, he
the local church she has at
warden climbed to where a job $2,000 per
intention of seeing that they are said "when the about
the carillon tower of the church and go- boy was five week.
the bells started ing to have their say'in the running. and his older brother had just
to ring out "The
,
This feeling is paralleled by the demands climbed up on a chair and jumpedoff.
Star-Spangled Banner. Next came in every liberated country by He got up on the chair but he Broadway Confucius: The Trouble t
"God Save the Battle
the King" and, finally. the people who carried the With Dream Girls Is That They Keep Keep Rolling '''-
"Swanee Riveo r I on just couldn't make the jump .
resistance against the enemy, who now he's done it." ,,> You Awake AU Night. With War Bonds and ScrapBRITISH



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Prior to that year, the country wasa would make a cube of what size?

grandduchy of Russia. 1. Which, the lemon or the wa- 8..What is the fruit of the eye?

I was about the end of the Sev- termelon, contains the most sugar --
Ienth century or' the beginning of by proportion? The Answers
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the Eighth that the Finns took pos- 2. Which President of the United -
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,: money GROCER Mrs. do
Phipps
Lynn Chambers' PointSavingMenu I why
When excess stomach acid causes painfal,suffocat
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; jig jiff or doable your money back on return of bottle Salmon with Eggs MRS. PHIPPS-Simple. It's the
! 3in! ',: ': to.us 25c at all druggist high point val- ..,I' Parsleyed Potatoes Table-Grade Margarine!-Adv.
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Id' housewife perches her thinking cap
Wash fish carefully in cold water, Mixed. Needs No.Cooking
I ." neatly on her head and goes right
% 5820 Cough medicines usually contain a,
dry and sprinkle with salt and pep-
,:, to work. If she can't have fancy .
i
large quantity of plain syrup-a good
,
per. Stuff, sew with twine and
foods-or substantial up
even hearty Ingredient but one which you can
i ;. ones she's accustomed to having, place in a pan. Dredge lightly with easily made knitted set easily make at home. Take 2 cups of
,
she's going' to take what's available flour and place several strips of bacon THIS size ribbed granulated sugar and 1 cup of water
baby-the
over the top. Add enough water any and "stir a few moments until dis-
: stir in a dash of her ready imagi- ,
effect provides plenty of "give"in solved. Or use corn syrup or liquid
j .: to keep from scorching, about % I
nation and forth with
come some- the bonnet. The little six-inch honey. Instead of sugar syrup.
thing that will do much better than, cupful. Baste frequently with wa mittens Then get from any druggist 2%
are as pretty as they
are
I ;; just tide the family over. ter. Bake in a moderate (350-degree) ounces of Pinex, pour It into a pint
warm. Use soft pink pale blue or
: bottle, and add This gives
On your favorite N.B. C.station oven for about 1 hour. Serve with your syrup.
I +" every Saturday morning Halibut a la King. tomato thickened with a small white baby wool for the .set. you a full pint of wonderful medicine.
.(Serves 6)) soup for coughs due to colds. It makes a
0 ... 11:00 A. M., E..W. T.
,. amount of flour.
real saving because it gives you about
',",., WISE WSOC WFBC 2 pounds boiled halibut' Baked Stuffed Eggs and Salmon. four times as much for your money.It .
: ',+ WPTF WSJS 6 slices toast (Serves 5) never spoils, and tastes fine.

;:_, 10:00 A. M., C. W. T. 5 tablespoons fat 10 hard-cooked Girls Carry on VendettaWhen This Is actually a surprisingly effective -
'ti'; WSB \VSM. WAPO WROL WSFA % teaspoon paprika eggs quick-acting cough relief.
<" 1 can salmon Promptly you feel it taking hold. It
'. V cup sliced stuffed olives 1 tablespoon melted butter loosens the phlegm soothes the Irri-
a family living in the
4 tablespoons; flour 1 tated membranes and makes breath-
teaspoon chopped parsley
.. mountains of Albania loses its last
"
.j 3/i teaspoon salt V-2 saltY Ing easy. You've never'seen anythingbetter
DON'T SUFFER 2 cups milk teaspoon man in a blood feud, the eldest for prompt and pleasing results.
' teaspoon pepper single daughter must renoUnce Pinex is a special compound of
with colds'muscle aches and sore throat. 2 egg yolks
2
raw yolks ingredients, in concentratedform
Take egg marriage don trousers and became proven
St. for
Joseph Aspirin quick relief. teaspoon onion juice ,
most reliable
World's largest seller at 10{. Big 100 tablet 1 cup sour cream a soothing agentfor
) 1 teaspoon vinegar the head of the house, carrying throat and bronchial membranes.
size only 35t. Get St.Joseph Aspirin. Remove shells from eggs. Cut oft
? Yz teaspoon Worcestershire sauce on the vendetta and livingas Money refunded if it doesn't pleas
both ends and the
carefully remove I a man the rest of her life. you in every way."SORRY.
Arrange mounds of finely flaked yolks from the 1
fish on toast and mask with the fol- rounded end.

lowing sauce : Chop finely the
f ., Melt' 2 tablespoons salmon yolks and

fa of the fat pieces of white :

and blend in flour that were cut off. S iP.\S BOSS

ras and salt. Stir un- Add the melted -

A til frothy, add butter, one of the aSwnk\y BUT I FEEL

: milk and stir un-' raw egg yolks, chopped parsley, salt

til sauce boils. pepper and 2 tablespoons of sour

Set over hot wa- Mix all A HUNDRED
cream. ingredients thoroughly -
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To Help Ax the Axis maining fat with Place eggs in buttered baking dish. TODAY"
yolks of which have
eggs been beaten Mix the remaining egg yolk and sour

onion juice, vinegar, paprika, cream. Season to taste with salt

Worcestershire sauce, and stir into and pepper. Pour sauce over the

hot mixture.. Continue stirring until eggs and salmon. Bake in a mod- .

egg is set, then add olives, chopped.. erate oven until sauce is firm, about i

Pour sauce over fish' and serve. 25 to 30 minutes. 1prt2 .

Baked Stuffed Fish. Sweetbreads, Broiled.,
,1 medium sized fish (whitefish, had- (Serves 5)

dock, carp, flounder, pike) 1 pound sweetbreads U

Salt and pepper y cup chili sauce

Flour 6 to 7 tablespoons bacon drippings

* 6 strips bacon Celery,parsley, lemon and onion II
1 small can of tomato soup Soak sweetbreads in water for 20

',1 cup water' minutes. Cook in boiling salted wa-
; ',
ter for 20 minutes with a bit of celery sDON'T

onion, parsley and lemon. Let SDRETONEI

J ;: Lynn Says: cool in liquid. Drain; place in shal-
low and over melted drip-
pan pour
. LET muscles keep
i. Ration Pointers: Baked stuffed pings and chili sauce. Broil about aching soothes fast with
off the Job-If SORETONE can
heart is treat. Make 20 minutes turning occasionally.Serve you
a rare your I contains
Soretone Liniment
j ; favorite bread stuffing and sew in a rice ring or with mush- help.methyl salicylate, a most effective COLD H EAT *
it in the if desired.
:: up cavity. Bake heart in rooms, broiled pain-relieving agent. Soretone'scold ,
ti
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tomato sauce for extra flavor. Kidneys.
-.1 n. heat action speeds blessed, .
Lamb patties are delicious and (Serves 4)
comforting relief. AraTI f -
'" :'' IliSSIN make a quick easy meal. Wrap 6 lamb kidneys or U

the patties with bacon and broil 4 veal kidneys 1. Quickly Soretone acts to enhance -

) WOM'T MAKE IT WELL until browned ,on both sides. Salt and pepper local circulation. in cases of '

*' T Q Halves of fresh pears may be 2 tablespoons fat or drippings 2. Check muscular crasnps. MUSCULAR LUMBAGO
Watch out for those cuts and sprinkled with cinnamon onion
and but 1 tablespoon minced
' '
: 'Q ,bruises!Even apparently minor 3. Help reduce local smelling
ones may lead to more serious ter and broiled along with the Brown sauce OR BACKACHE
condition if neglected. The patties. Plunge kidneys in boiling watei, 4. Dilate surface capillary blood due to fatigue or exposureMUSCULAR

i k:. wise way Is to keep time-tested Veal stew is a delicious supper remove skins and soak in cold salt- I'essels. PAINSFor
Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Oil on
..: hand in the medicine chest al- dish. Make with plenty of color- ed water for 20 minutes. Slice kidneys fastest action, let dry rub in due to toiaa
i> ways. Formula of a IOI1' -ex- ful vegetables riding on top of the remove tubes and tissue and There's only one Soretone-

i '".' perienced railroad surgeon smooth gravy and top it off with season with salt and pepper. Heat ?insist again. on it for Soretone results. SORE MUSCLES
it: soothes, eases, and tends to
.-,; ; promote natural healing proc- some light, fluffy dumplings.When fat and 'add onion. Add kidneys and 501. A big bottle, only $I. due to overwork

I'L:::'; esses. Good for minor cuts ready to serve, stir soured let cook, for 5 minutes. Serve with MINOR SPRAINS
bruises burns sunburn, nonpoisonous cream into the thickened gravy. brown sauce.
,'
/ insect bites,chafing.
Pork liver is richest
> Use directed. In 3 dirt of all the '
,:, only as
-
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:, ferent sizes at your drugstore. liver in food value. It containsan Get the most from your meat! Get your
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\ 'r.. THE CLEWISTOX NEWS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1915


With Our Boys- from August 20 to 26, destroyed: 93 I nooga Choo-Choo"! on the program, I '"We Dood It" 1 solution of such corporation, and the
tanks. "Jack's Jamboree" from WQAM. Secretary of State Is satisfied that the
The following jingle, written by plied requirements with, of law have been com- f
The Division disappeared August ;
Continued from Page 4) Lamar was read on the Wednesday (Continued;;:from; Page 1) I IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have "ti:
1 after the famous St. Lo break- hereunto set my hand and have .affixed
sing to his home in Cordele, Ga., for through. Through .a narrow corridor afternoon program: 400 l the Great Seal of the State df ;i
best and recuperation before mak- cups of prepared coffee; Florida at Tallahassee, the Capital, i I
between Mortain and the sea, Listen here, Jack,' Dime Store, napkins; I this the 'sixth day of February, A. D., J... I
ling any future plans. Lt. Coker ha: the Division slipped southward and 1945. ';3 \ "I'
Can't
*been based in Florida during the .i you see R., Y. Patterson bushel peppers. (SEAL P. A. GRAY
then east to Domfront thereby -
swung ,
You let us 'down Secretary of State.:
greater part of his service and was flanking six German panzer divisions I On Jack's Jamboree C. E. Miner, 4 bags cabbage.Mr. I Feb. 16. :i t
kit Boca Chica when his discharge which at that time were at- I McLeod, 3 bags cabbage; v- : 1,

Game through. tempting to cut through to Avran- We listened and longed lorA Shawnee Farms, 1 case celery; Tallahassee, Florida i .:.
I Mrs J. E. Beardsley, Mrs. M. January 10, 1945NOTICE
ches and sever the American First song played by you M.I i
The of it Prewitt, Mrs. E. L. Stewart, mf ..
The following articles were sent and Third Armies. Constant pres- name was, I I'
Yor publication to the United States sure and continual flank attacks by "Chattanooga Choo-Choo.. I and cream; NOTICE is hereby given' that the :
"by the United Press and Associated the Second Armored Division I Mrs. J. A. McGehee, 3 quarts I STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION of ;
pre-
the State of Florida, !
will
| It was Cpl. A. W. Sias mayonnaise. offer for i s i
Press following the release of the vented the most powerful German sale, to be sold to the highest bidder
:[ The song was for at Tallahassee, Florida, I
Division from the counter-attacking force since I That's all for another year folks 12:00 o'clock// ".
D-Day
breakthrough at I Two kids from Clewis tonI I :NOON! February 20th, 1945, the following %
St. Lo to September 2. Between from kniting'through Mortain to the and I may add my personal thanks I described land In HENDRY .
I I '
'them the associations Margaret and Lamar.. t9 you all, and last, but by no I County: \ :
two, press cover sea. I means S'a of N% and S4 of Section 16 -?
.
'ever daily newspaper in the United When the counter-offensive fail II So don't forget least, our appreciation for the use Township :14 South, Range 32 : '
East. .
States. Clewiston's Sgt. James J. ed and remnants of the German Listen to my plea of the beautiful Recreation Hall. THIS NOTICE is published in com \I 'i:
Wynn is a member of this hard- panzer Divisions fled towards the ![I I And play Wednesday MRS. J. K, ROGERS, pliance. with Sections 270.07, 270().08 and .1' :
11 270 09. Florida
Statutes 1941. !
punching: Armored Division: Falaise-Argentan gap, the Division |I[ On Jack's Jamboree.: Finance Chairman, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION of ;

By Henry Corr"UUnited again outsmarted the German High j I ,- -- the State of Florida reserve the rightto
II I And if a record reject any and all bids. li
Press War Corresnondent Command by racing, not for Fala- I CERTIFICATE COIlI'OKATi: ': DIS- BY ORDER of the State Board of
'- --' --- I should win SOLUTION IN THK NA n: AND BY Education of the State of Florida.
ise, but for Elboeuf on the Seine. !
FIRST UNITED STATES ARMY, Send BIng Crosby's"Don't THIJ AUTIIOHirV OI- Till: STATE Millard F. Caldwell Governor..
<0ct. 4, 1944-The "galloping ghost"of In the offensive from Domfront to I Or rHOHIOA TO ALL TO WHOM ATTEST: iC
Fence Me In. THESI3
1-nnsRM'S SHALL. COME. Colin English. Secretary '
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Elboeuf, the Division traveled 150 '
the Allied Forces-th Second J GREETINGS: State Board of Education. < '
Armored Division-is now operatingin miles in 12 days. In its wake it j I Jan. 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9, 16. '
This is
to certify that whereas, :
: left a trail of death and carnage Local Man
the First Army Area "Somewhere CLEWISTON LIMITED a Florida Corporation -
In Germany." wherein elements of the German II by Isaac T. took, its Presi-
dent and John SOUTII FLORIDA COSSERVANCYIHSTRICT: ,
Second SS Panzer Division, 116th \V. Cook its Secretary, j
It was this outfit that made headlines (Continued from page 1) did on. the 3rd day of December' A. D.,
Panzer Division, 17th Ground Air ] 1925, cause to be Reincorporated un- JtOTICU OF I.A nOWSEUS': n
under the ambiguous term Forces Division, 344th Infantry Di- "We steamed into the Gulf next der the provisions of Chapter 1009C:,' MEETING
'"American Armor" in the dash Laws of Florida Acts of 1925 CLEW-
vision, as well as many smaller units morning and were busy unloadingfor ISTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED, a
\hrough France into Belgium. Covering Corporation, with its Principal Place Notice is hereby given that In accordance f : '
60 miles in three days, the Division were destroyed. It crossed the Seinein 19 hours. There were more of Business at Clewiston, Hendry Count : with the provisions of Chap-
the vicinity of Mastes-Gasslcourt in the State of Florida and whereas ter 20477, Laws of Florida, Acts of
took Beauvais and Montdidier raids and a few hits on other ships, the proper officers of said 1941. a meeting of the owners of land
on August 20 and has been corpora-
dark '
5m Northern a tion did on the 17th of I' within South Florida Conservancy District -
France day
smashing February,
enemy horse ever since."Kids" I but we were too busy to pay much I A. D., 1930, filett In- this office Certificate will be held on Tuesday, March
armOr and motor transport which of Amendment Changing 13. 1945, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., at the .
raids its
attention. We had three
I more office of the said District, the city
Tan unexpectedly into the steel fist. Corporate Name to THE CLEWISTON in
as we left the Gulf. COMPANY, and whereas the of Belle Glade, County of Palm Beach
The Division hit the Belgium From Clewiston ,; officers of said corporation did on proper the State of Florida, for the purpose of ',
frontier September 2, 1944, at 9:30' "It was a busy day! the Coast 1st day of September, A. D., 1936 file I'I electing one supervisor for South FlorIda r.i
Hit Air Waves Guardsman concluded wryly. in this office Certificate of Amendment Conservancy District i for a term .i
Ja. m., and streaked towards Tour- Changing Its Corporate Name to- i of three years, and until his successor to. ;
">na Reconnatscance units of the The Coast Guard-manned transport CLEWISTON REALTY AND 'I I shall be elected or appointed and shall ,.
"Division has been in every major Pa- DEVELOPMENT:: CORPORATIONand have qualified and for the purpose of I H
in Tournai hours
were some such
transacting other business
'before it 'was officially ,announced Honoring Cpl. .A. W. Sias, Clew- ,I cific invasion of the past year, beginning such whereas corporation the did proper on .tlie officers 6th day of I may come before said meeting.W. as ;i f
iston postmaster' who is at present with the Marshalls and in- of February M. JEFFRIES,
that American units were in Bel- I I A. D., 1945 cause to be
Secretary of South Florida
gium. on duty with. the A. A. F. at Miami cluding Saipan, the Palaus and filed State In of the the office State of of the FlorIda Secretary, a duly of I Conservancy. District.. ,.
One column Beach, "two Clewiston kids." Margaret I Leyte. It carries a U. S. Navy flag authenticated resolution adopted by Feb. 9 and 16. ;: I
enemy destroyed just Von Mach and Lamar Moonrequested staff. Some of the casualties occurred -|I the stockholders under the provisions I
outside Archies, France, by tank of said Chapter 10096, Laws' of Florida
:and small arms fire alone numbered the playing of "Chatta- among Navy personnel. I Acts 'of 1925, showing the dis- I IS YOUR. SUBSCRIPTION PAID t

165 vehicles. It had tried to ------ i

slip through between the combat

commands but was caught on a .
-smooth straight highway and-hacked >'-.,. ,.. w ,;"i-; '. .Jr.'' ..;- :
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to' pieces on all sides.It ".
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was also revealed today that : "....,.. .(..,./.':r"'r: -'r\' fj -
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"the Second Armored Division, whichis :

known to the Germans as "Roose- \. !-

velt's Butchers," snapped shut the ,

'outer ring of the Falaise-Argentan .f ,

Docket when it swung: northward to t I:

Capture the Ferry crossing at El- ,I

boeuf, just below Rouen, on August !

26.At the time, the capture of \ 5 !
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Elboeuf was hailed as a tremendous t -
'Canadian victory but the Second i.I

Armored, then under raps as a \ 1 i it


a memorandum receipt for El- ., ,; I

fcoeuf before turning the town over

1o: the Seventh Canadian brigade,
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"which subsequently .entered the '.' I.

town from the north. W ... : ':-I!(. -..",.-,. ., ,'. .. "
The memorandum receipt was con- *!I. :'It:l'r., ? ).
ceived as a means of preventing lat- J ,.w i' -
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er historical ... : '.' ? ,. I
argument as to who ; .. I
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took -what, and is a prized possession ..:l' Y':6.: (..'. :.$..f, i"' .oJ; .,
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offensive, the Second !o :;' #.f. ." ,; ':lf I .

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CHURCH SOCIAL \ !t (,:, :'\: ;; :; :,:;:f! : L, -;_ .jtI.1"::-, ".

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Rev. C. Clements. About twelve. .J''' ''':' ,' ... .. ; '.j'--\-, ::. ": : :' ,' :.
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J 4;. 'Here. lies. Joe Smith, American part. of the For Joe has been !brought to one of the eleven -.. '
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ft r ; price we paid for taking Hill 16 today. hospital units tent overseas without a single'Y l :. I

t.' Army nurse to grave it the shortage. There just ..:.'J ', >i: I)

Look*at your watch. In about five minutes the weren't enough Army nurses to go 'round : I ..::'

J 4 After The War .'_ medical corpsmen will find Joe Smith and start so the papers said. : -

: back with him on the I long,' infinitely tender The"need for trained nurses is desperate. '. but '. "1 i.

r.l You Will Want To \ r journey to the battalion aid statJ n..WJthm' the obviously they don't.understand, for in a recent \;. r

; t hour, Joe will be treated by a grim-eyed: Army voluntary registration of registered nurses, ":'

t BUild.A Home I : surgeon, for many Joes have made this 27,000 were found eligble.for immediate service :'!;. I

; pilgrimage of pain today. I but only 227 answered: the heartbreaking "} M

i appeal for more Army nurses! 'I'

; From here on, Joe Smith is strictly on his own
Joe is dying dying because someone didn'tcare
1 f no one .beside him for hour upon' hour -\
) ..i enough to be at his side when he needed !.
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t f. It Will Pay You To l"t 0 bring the cool water to his lips ,:...
her most. =
I I+ ,.. no one to I hold his hand when the tides of painsurge ''.,'. ,}

Buy Your Lots : in and he feels he must scream unto So,;gallant Women of Mercy, ultimate victory

'' _. the sky no one save' the dark shadow over pain and death for thousands and1thousands

; of merciful death .' of GI Joes is in your hands! '

I NOWCLLWISTON I .; '..b'. I
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\ J."I being taken daily at lour County Chapter
.; of the American lied Cross. Commissions ,
as Second Lieutenants are open to qualified 0' '
C nurses, not yet 43. '
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