Hattiesburg American from Hattiesburg, Mississippi • 3

HATTIESBUllG (MISS.) AMERICAN THREE Wednesday, May 10, 1944 rrrr la 1 1 1 CI chief, intelligence branch, Post Hugo S. fleBrrtagne. liaison, 14 WILL BE WELCOMED BY MOTHER THIS YEAR! GIFT SUGGESTIOIIS FOR prison officer; Hugh A. Gllchrift, motor- pool, post headquarters. Mrs.

Oomie George of Marksburg, An open house danr will be held from 8 to 11 p. m. Thursday, May 11, at Service Club No, 3 at Camp Shelby with the 69th Division band playing. A bus will leave the Front street USO at 7:15 for local girls who wish to attend. Miss Sarah Lou Smith, violinist, (daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Smith of Hattiesburg, has been engaged for dally performances In the Service Clubs at Camp Shelby, It was announced by the Special Ser vice Office. The programs will con sist of request numbers, both clas- I bical and modern.

Miss Smith has ntudied under rn 1 ASS We Suggest: A Gay, Young Apron fcr her on-duty hours MOTHER'S DI1Y! Lovely Housecoats Others $3.09 to $14.93 The perfect gift for Mother, one of Diana Shops lovely Housecoats. Enormous selection to choose from. Rayon Jerseys-rayon crepes rayon satins and plenty of cottons I Sizes 32 to 44. Bed Jackets 1L00 and 200 A gift Mother will appreciate. Lovely bed Jackets In rayon and sheer cottons.

Adrian Freiche of New Orleans, Louis Persingrr of New York, and Emil Heerman of Cincinnati. While in Cincinnati, Miss Smith was a scholarship student at the College of Music. She made her musical debut In New Orleans at the age of Hk and is presently under con- tract to the New Orleans Symphony Orchestra. style below style at left 1 -00 1-49 WAO Capt. Esther Eisenberg, Ft.

Oglethorpe, visited Lt. Boyd and her Company at WAC Hq. recently. Captain Eisenberg formerly was at Camp Shelby. The fallowing are on furlough from WAC Garda Mundy to Atterbein, Amelia Centrala to .4 rrfTST.

7-C 0 PilllTIES 79ad 1.49 Lacy or Tailored Small, Medium, Large I'M'. 4 B. I 'v Vm Adorable, double duty charmers that are flattering, and help Uncle Sam in his clothes-conservation program. Sears has a complete apron selection everything from frilly tidbits to the sturdier numbers needed for man-size Jobs. 1 Staten Island, N.

Virginia Mc-Corquodale to Franklin, N. Ruby Cass to Terre Haute, Ela Shouley to Philadelphia, Sybile Terril to Asheville, N. and Beatrice Freiman to Baltimore, Md, The following guests are registered at Guest House 3: Mrs. Robert M. Darwin, Ft.

Worth, Texas, visiting Pvt. Darwin, 466th Engr. Depot Mrs. June Marriott, Burlev, visiting Pvt. K.

Marriott, Co. 271st Mrs. Elaine Simon, Ashville, visiting Pvt. Forest Simon, Co, 1262 Eng. Rose Bernstengle, visiting Cpl.

George S. Welts, Co. 271st Mrs. Florence D'Ambrosio. visiting Michael D'Ambrosio.

466th Eng. Dep. Mrs. Earl Wright, Alliance, Ohio, visiting Sgt. Wright, 271st and Mrs.

Geo. T. Srheck. New Haven, visiting Pvt. Scheck, Co; 272nd Inf.

Mrs. J. H. Riley, of Memphis, is visiting her husband, Riley, Reception Center. Mrs.

Jacques Beatie of New Orleans Is visiting her husband, Pfc. Beati, Hq. 2nd 260th Inf. Mrs. Wallace W.

Byrd of Russell-vllle, is visiting her husband, Byrd, Reception Center. 1 Is visiting her husband, pvt. Jonle George, of Company Reception Center. Mrs. Gladys H.

Wilson of Tueum-bia, is visiting her husband, Pvt. Wilson, Company Reception Center. Mrs. Herbert Lawson of Clrve. land, Ohio, Is visiting her husband, Pvt.

Lawson, Company 4th Bn. Mrs. Dorothy Lenth of MrMen-vllle, is visiting her husband, Pvt. Willie Leath, Company Reception Center. Mrs.

Charles II. Moore of Newport, Is visiting her husband, Pvt. Moore, 1st Area, Reception Center, Mrs. Mildred McCallum of Al-toona, Is visiting her husband, Pvt. McCallum, Company Reception Center.

Mrs. Ernest Payne of New Market, Is visiting her husband, Pvt. Payne, Company Reception Cen. Fever and Arsenic Cure Syphilis NEW YORK, May 10. (JP) Cures of more than 00 per cent of acute syphilis cases by combined artificial fever and arsenic in less than 48 hours was reported to the Medical Society of the State of New York today.

The report was made by Dr. Nathaniel Jones, of Jacksonville, Fla. The said that the fever Intensifies the effects of the arsenic, which is given in the form of mepharsen. Three methods of combining the two treatments were tried, In the one that worked best, mepharsen, was given the night bpfore fever; then next day five hours of fever up to 106 degrees Fahrenheit; and afterward more mepharsen. This arsenic was given intravenously.

Of this group only 5.9 per cent had relapses. The entire hospital period is 48 hours, the actual treatment however running only about 8 hours total. Those taking lt usually are able to return to work upon leaving the hospital. The cost If low $30 per case. A hollow needle with a hole in the side, near the end.

instead Of at the tip, was described to the society as Improving spinal anesthesia. The side hole enables the to direct the drug either up or down the spinal column, by a turn of the needle, This gives anesthesia more exactly in the part of the body desired, and longer-lasting The reason Is that spinal anesthetics have to hit an exact location, one not always easy to get with a needle point. If above or below the right spot, the directional hole can be turned to hit the target. MERCIFUL '( Ol'KT LOS ANGELES-W'J James W. DuBits went into court on a charge of driving through a boulevard stop with tills recommendation written by the arresting officer on the back of his citation: "This guy had hard lurk today.

Went fkihlnpr, caught no flsh. Fell in the ocean. He was verv courteous. Think he deserves some consideration." Municipal Judge Louis W. Bnuf-man assessed a $3 fine instead of the customary $5.

We Suggest: 1 I 's(AAi We Suggest: CROCHETED CRYSTAL Mrs. Ben F. Chapman of Sum-mervllle, is visiting her husband, Chapman, Co. 1st Reception Center. Mrs, Marie Desmaker of Fair Hope, is visiting her husband, Pvt.

Houston Desmaker, Company 260th Inf. Mrs. II. Dorin of South Ozone Park, New York, is visiting her husband, Pfc. W.

C. Dorin, Company 260th Inf. Mrs. L. R.

Hollman of Lexington, S. C. visiting her husband. Pvt. Hollman.

Company 260th Inf, I i LOVELY II Others to $4.99 f. I Slips that really fit well some tailored, some trimmed with fine Sic Plates America's foremost artists have created this superb crystal glassware. Exquisite in color, graceful in design each piece accented by a "crocheted" edge. i Lt. Col.

Stanley Brewster, post judge advocate, is on 10 day sick leave to the Gulf Coast, Mrs. Hobert Tucker of Parsons, is visiting her husband, Pvt. Tucker, 4th Reception Center. Mrs. Cherrle Fish of Hickory Valley, is visiting her husband, Leo J.

Fish, Co. Reception Center. The following officers have re BEAUTIFUL NEW ceived promotions from first lieutenant to captain: James C. Balrd, Elf 'ym AN IDEAL GIFT for MOTHER 3 Gii We Suggest: 'EMPRESS' DINNERWARE if she enjoys entertaining g.98 1Q.49 Shelby Briefs 1 Others $1.99 to $6.95 Wonderful assortment of lovt? gowns. Some smartly tailored, Pvt.

Nick Kalakowsky or the fi9th Division M. P. found an auto wheel and perfectly good tire which no one yet has claimed. Pvt. Kalakow- Formal dinnerware, with the IPS 'I-On lightweight hardness of true rhinn at.

fnr loss than LSS I NEW Handbags 2.99 to mm expect to pay Egg- I shell ground with gold and v.t '-till f(li I sky found the tire and wheel last week and the 69th M. P.s have advertised it in the division dally dl-recrlve and the post bulletin. "So far no one seems Interested enough to even inquire about it," says Cpl. George E. Keller of the division's Provost Marshall's office.

First Sgt. John A. Cugan and T-5 Edwin B. Patterson, Hq. 271st are leaving awn for Transportation O.

S. at New Orleans Army Air Baje. Cpl. Lowell Schenke has returned from three weeks schooling at Ft. Pennine, Ga.

Cpl. Schcnke Is with the 271st Inf. The following men from Station Compl. M. P.

Section 1, are on furlough: Sgt. It. Cunningham, Jackson, Mi.ss.; Sat. Harry C. McCalla.

Roscmark, Pfc. Roderich C. Flanagan. Dekalb, Just arrived in time for Mother's Day. Wonderful iselpction of bans.

White leather, black patent, colors and fabrics. mm i I f. 4 4 We Suggest: A SHOWER -WINDOW CURTAIN SET 1' X'HV i i Shop Our Windows for Mother's Day OifH Am Pfc. Samuel I. Hale, Minne- Q.50 fAA "At Hi ff! 5 FAV-LOU Fine Hosiery in TRIPLE SHEER RAYON Fine In nuc-r--r.

fcumniT biiades. HonevgSow, Kazc. A l'Acly Our variety of patterns and color3 is extensive. You're sure to find a set to harmonize with Mother's pet color scheme. Of heavy eclanese rayons and sateens, water-repellent of course.

In Blue. Peach, Green, White, Rcss and Y.llow. apnln; Pfc. James E. Mentions, Men- denhall.

Pfc. Walter T. Sugg, i Crutchfleld, and Pvt. Morris O. Oisen.

Long Inland, N. Y. Krtion II, Pvt. Morris B. Johnson to Elizabeth City, N.

C. i The following men from the are on furlough: Sgt. Earl Kenny, Serv. to Swan ton. Ohio: S-Strt.

Homer A. Young, Serv. Co i to Norfolk. Clifford S. Kerv.

to Clearwater, i S-f-rgt. Edwin B. Martin to E. 'St. Louis.

T-Sst. Santley B. Eiiat to Et. Louis, and I William J. Phillips to Dover, Ohio, i T-Fgt.

and Mrs. Lawrence T. Bndowski are parents of a fcnby girl, born Msv 7 at West Alii. st. Benda'Aikl Is ith Co.

271st Infantry, Only 8.95 SACKLER FURNITURE CO. 210- Tine 7S Phones: 2711-2712 Op-n Daily: WnlnfMi yn: 1 Saturdaj: 8:30. K. no Gil Main Street Hattiesburg Pair.