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PAGE FOUR THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER The Foremost Newspaper of The Two Carolinas SATURDAY NOVEMBER 13 1943 SECTION LAST DAY ASSERTS OPERA IS Noted Football Player Listed Among Missing MODE RNTH EATRl LAUGHTER IN THE AIR! HOT RHYTHM SWEET ROMANCE! with the queens of awing and the top drummer and his hand! ABOUT with Robert PAIGE Grace MacDON-ALD and the No 1 Drummer Buddy RITCH BAND CARTOON NOVELTY NEWS Kiddie Show Today in A el serial plus regular picture Program Kids lie send T1 info joes ot IMS Hint Business Men's Club Holds Fall Meeting Addressed By National Leader The fall rally of the Charlotte District of the Business Evangelistic Clubs was held at a supper meeting last night at the YMCA An address was delivered by Boyd Hargraves of Chattanooga Tenn who is national president of the Business Men's Evangelistic Clubs Also heard was Todd of Gas-tonia state president of the clubs Mr Hargraves who is a nation-ally-known speaker spoke on the importance of developing spiritual culture rather than mere civilization He said that men seemed far more concerned in the tools of civilization than they did in spiritual life and that many were losing their early faith He cited development of science and rejection of Christianity as a symbol of modern trends Likewise Japan who had received bene-faction when the great earthquake destroyed her cities was turning her knowledge of tools against her benefactors Mr Hargraves urged the men to draw nearer to Christ and to give their efforts toward bringing men to accept Him About 125 men attended the supper and the delegations of several towns were introduced Gastonia had 12 Mooresville 2 Salisbury 7 Lincolnton 2 and there were a number of local guests among them city councilmen and county commissioners Chief Walter Anderson of the city police led the opening prayer He introduced Davis and his three children the Davis Trio all blind who sang several sacred numbers They were accompanied by Mrs Hardy The members of the trio are Folly Floyd and Thornton Davis Among those Introduced was Pelham of Greenville who is field worker of the evangelistic clubs and Dr Higgins Columbus Ohio member of the executive committee which met yesterday at Gastonia Tom Glasgow presided last night Rev A Dillard asked the blessing Dr A Alexander led the closing prayer and Wilson local president introduced Mr Hargraves RECORDS FIRE ALARMS Box am 267 Piedmont Courts matches damage slight Box pm 1900 South Boulevard spilled gasoline slight damage 2:30 pm 400 block East 22nd grass fire Box pm 500 block East 13th grass Still 3:45 pm Andrill Terrace and Fifth street grass Still 7:38 pm 1500 block Dil-worth road grass MARRIAGE LICENSE Andrew Leerskon of San Bernardino Cal and Selma Ruth Allen of Oklahoma City Okla John Duncan Williams Jr and Gretchen Lee Carriker Charlotte Buried Treasure CHICAGO William Jonas president of the Zion board of education looked out a window of his home and saw his dog Spot frozen on a point He investigated and said he found Spot pointing at a hole in the ground A pound of butter was buried there SPECIAL PLATE LUNCH Fryed Oysters Cole Slaw Fresh String Beans Sliced Tomatoes Hot Rolls and Butter Selwyn Cafeteria SELWYN MRS MARY WALKER of 612 East Worthington avenue obtained a tenant for a room through an Observer Want Ad Norm- Su fy CtsCMiomymw rWWMR-menus £2 aoa SRomneefer by Ston UVV Ston tM'J Last Nile DOUBLE FEATURE Devine and Corillo in The Unseen Enemy Dennis in For Also Pathe News EAST DAT nEOHFaD FROM MANHATTAN with wiurE VELI2 k- MichMl Dvnt Mrf A Coluiwb) Pictvr Tonite Let Show JIVING JACKS AND JILLS "MOONLIGHT IN HAVANA" with ALLAN JONES JANE FRAZEE LATE SHOW TONITE i AT CHARLOTTE'S LEADING iimms mnsm BETTY GRABLE in "SWEET ROSIE In Technicolor Wit Robert Truing and Adolphe Menjnu I lnt NewK-Bombrr Offensive: Schweinfurl BROADWAY Last Day! Shows Today -Guaranteed Entertainment! On Stage! In Persrmt On Screen I NUISANCE CHZ5H' Last Day! TIM HOLT In RIVER ROBIN It BIG KIDS SHOWI Today At A MISSING HARE-Merrie RAH WILDERNESS Color TO DUCK Loony DILWORTH LATE SHOW TONITE "SALUTE FOR THREE" Slurring BETTY RHODES A MeeltON-AID CAREY Last Day "WHITE SAVAGE" In Trchntcolor Maria Monlei A Jon Hall KIDDIE MATINEE TODAY 10:45 A TERIIS OF Free admission to overyon who brings wire coat hang-era BUmR BONDS AND STAMPS AT YOUR FAVORITE THEATRE Say Saw It In The Thank You Ovens Says Success Of Assures It as Institution For Charlotte The enthusiastic reception which members of the Charlotte Community Concert association gave to makes it certain that opera will be a permanent institution for Charlotte said President David Ovens yesterday He said the association had received more letters commending the production presented here on November 3 than on any other attraction it had offered A letter from Charles Wagner producer to Mr Ovens expressed appreciation for the applause given to the artists by the Charlotte audience which with the exception of Atlanta Ga was the largest crowd the company had played to since it began its tour Miss Edna Hirshinger who came to the city for several weeks to direct the membership campaign has returned to New York The permanent offices of the association at 310 Johnston building are open each morning with Mrs Robert Howie in charge Ralph Van Landingham treasurer and other officials of the association have just completed their check-up of the expenses connected with the opening program said Mr Ovens ILL JJIIIEI 25 to Be Handed Out For Havoc' Film at Little Theater Production In recognition of the Little Theater origin of the play "Cry which went directly from its original production in the Los Angeles Theater to a successful run on Broadway and then to the screen via Mctro-Gold-wyn-Mayer 25 tickets to the movie version will be given away at earn performance of the play at the Charlotte Little Theater next week It is announced by A Burks of the local M-G-M exchange The motion picture version of "Cry is now completed Mr Burks said and will be shown in Charlotte probably early in the new year By a plan worked out with Henry Alexander chairman of ushers for the Charlotte Little Theater tickets will be given to local theater goers at each performance of the play beginning Tuesday evening for the public and continuing through Saturday evening The 12 local girls Mirian Mac-Fadyen Virginia Stephens Flora Ann Brock Pat Stoyle Jessie Robb Michael Lucille Puette Nancy Helms Martha Azer Barbara Graham Virginia Drake Betty Wannamaker and Mary Lee Mer-riman have had the benefit of a pre-view of the movie "Cry Havoc" The plot of the play written by Kenward Allen and hailed as a female is built upon the conflict among 12 girls of varying backgrounds thrown as one group against death in a dug-out on Bataan Box office in charge of Mary Julia Shanklin opens today New members are reminded that it is necessary to reserve seats in advance Anne Gardiner in charge of recruiting nurses for the Red Cross will supply nurses to act as ushers each evening the play is presented GIRL GUARDS WILL HOLD WILSON DISTRICT RALLY Salvation Army Girl Guards will hold a district rally today at the First Christian church in Wilson under the direction of Mrs Frank Longino of the Charlotte Temple corps divisional Guard organizer The rally will open with a discussion of the Guard pledge A court of review and parade will be held in the afternoon and an evening program of songs and tableaux will be presented after a barbecue supper Guards from the Salvation Army posts in Fayetteville Goldsboro Greenville Kinston New Bern Raleigh Washington and Wilson will attend the session For The Future WICHITA Kas Nov The planning commission has approved "for the future" a 15-acre helicopter landing field near the business district and a combination air and bus terminal in the heart of the city FALSE TEETH Rock Slide or Slip? FASTEETH in improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plate hrlds false teelh mor firmly In piece Do not elide slip or rock No gummy gooey peely taste nr feeling FAS TEETH le ilksllne inon-ecidl Does nnl emir Cherke "plele odor" (denture hreslh) Get FASTEETH et eny drug tore MRS MARY WALKER of 612 East Worthington avenue obtained a tenant for a room through an Observer Want Ad Solicitor to Ask Court to Send Bootleggers to Serve Terms On Road The main order of business when Judge Frank Armstrong convenes his criminal Superior court Monday in Mecklenburg will be ihe request of Solicitor John Carpenter for an order of the court sending Carl and Paul Lip-pard to the roads to serve terms on charges of conspiracy to violate the liquor ylaws The two men have staged a classic fight in the courts to keep off the roads Their final court movement was to request that the United States Supreme Court review the matter of their conviction The highest court declined the request and lawyers commented that that was the last road open to the Lippards in the courts The men may now appeal to Governor Broughton for a pardon or ask him to commute their road sentence to some form of punishment less likely to interfere with their physical comfort Indications are that something like this may happen Carl Lippard also is expected to present contentions that his health is bad and that a road term will not improve his constitution Carl Lippard is under sentence of 18 months and Paul Lippard is under six months There are about 160 cases on the criminal docket awaiting trial and most of them are of minor public interest Among the actions expected to be heard next week are those against the alleged burglars said to have made wholesale raids on summer cottages along Catawba river and who were rounded up by Mecklenburg county police Calendar For Today 10 a Open house at the Enlisted club and the Servicewomen's club at 208 1 2 South Tryon street Open house at tne Armory Servicemen's club at 310 North Cecil street 2:30 Football game at Memorial stadium State vs Davidson 8 Open house at Hebrew Temple at 419 West Seventh street sponsored by the Junior Hadassah 8:30 Dance with orchestra at Armory Servicemen's club BOILER CRISIS BRINGS LIBRARY BOOKS IN PLAY Reference books can be practical too When the public janitor filled the boiler and found lunch more 'imperative than watching the furnace water began to spout from all the library radiators None of the staff were experienced in the ways of boilers but a peek at a mechanical book changed that A quick twist in the place marked in the diagram and the deluge was stopped LAST TIMES TODAY 2 BIG FEATURES FIRST CHARLOTTE SHOWING! THE RANGE BUSTERS TO of Vanishing Men" 4 WILD BILL ELLIOTT NO 'SIDNEY ai Cliofi Chou Late Show Tonite 10:30 ALAN LADD His Kill hr hlro In lucky Wf? 1 LATE SHOW TONIGHT it ADDED ENJOYMENT Latest "March of Airways to Peace LAST TIMES TODAY ft TO rv LIEUTENANT KRAYNICK Wife In Gastonia Notified That Plane On Caribbean Patrol Did Not Return GASTONIA Nov Mrs Anna Frances Shuford Kraynick received news today that her husband First Lieut Jack Kraynick of the Army Air corps is missing The information came in a letter from Chaplain Lieut Lyman Barger The chaplain stated that "in the middle of the night a mission was called for and six men three officers and three non-coms went for a routine patrol over the Caribbean The plane did not return Lieut Kraynick was home on furlough just a few weeks ago from the Caribbean area where he had been stationed for a year and a half He spent two weeks here with his wife and year-old son Jasper Jack III and with his home-folks in his native town of Trenton His wife is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Shuford and Mrs Kraynick has made her home with them since her husband went to Puerto Rico the exception of a short time she spent there with him Surviving besides his wife and and son are his mother Mrs Elizabeth Kraynick of Trenton and four sisters A graduate of the University of North Carolina Lieutenant Kraynick was a star football player there playing fullback in the seasons of 1937 and 1938 He was graduated in 1939 For the next two years he taught at Belmont High school and was athletic coach Miss Shuford whom he later married was also a member of the Belmont High school faculty Lieutenant Kraynick was a young man of most admirable traits and character He was one of the handsomest men in the army from this section tall powerfully built and extremely good looking He was immensely popular here and the news of his death at sea brings keen sorrow to the hearts of many CHURCH BEGINS MISSION SUNDAY Rev John Renehan well-known member of the Redemptorist order wilt begin a weeks mission Sunday at St Patricks Catholic church Dilworth Father Renehan will speak at all the masses that day and deliver sermons each evening at 7:30 oclock Throughout the week mass will be celebrated at 7 8:30 and 9:30 a with an address at each mass given by the missionary Special talks for children will be delivered at 2:15 Father Renehan has conducted retreats for the lay men and women of the diocese of Raleigh and has been engaged extensively in giving missions for Catholic soldiers in various military camps located in the state He has just completed such a mission for the Catholic men at Morris field Si oo MOORE CO miAifff ll THONE BY ERNIE PYLE CLINTON My father is in the hospital for the first time in his life He celebrated his 76th birthday there the other day He has been in the hospital lor six weeks now and has a month to go He enjoys it more than anything happened to him in years My father stumbled and fell at the foot of some steps in the basement of store in Dana the last of September He break anything but he was so badly bruised and wrenched that he couldn't move and Mr Lunger had to carry him upstairs in his arms Mr Lunger said my dad felt just like a feather for he's a little lei low like me They put him in an ambulance and brought him to the Clinton hospital eight miles from our home near Dana He move at all lor several days he was so sore Then he got to having nightmares and staggering around in his room at night so the surgeon put a splint on his hip to keep him in bed It's merely a safety precaution for the doc says he might break his already weakened hip-bone just by wandering around the room My dad gets mixed up and calls the splint a when he tells about it The nurses all adore my dad because he is mild and undemanding and extremely grateful for everything they do As a conse quence they do more for him than anybody else They joke with him and poke fun at him and he likes that rpHE night my dad had his night-1 long nightmare was quite an occasion Actually he was delirious for part of the time he thought he was in Rockville 25 miles away and part of the time out in a tent in the hospital grounds (He must have been reading too many of my war stories for there isn't any tent in the hospital ground) At any rate it was while he was in the that he had to go to the bathroom He got out of bed and find the door to the bathroom He got completely lost there in the dark Then he felt the foot of the bed and since he figured he was in a tent with no floor but the ground what differ ence did it make? The nurses caught him at that and put him back in bed I don't believe heard my father get as tickled in 40 years as when he recounts the story After awhile the nurses found him wandering around the room again They asked him what he1 thought he was doing He said1 why he was just trying to find his way back to the hospital He thought he was up at Dana and itj was time for him to be getting back i After that they put sideboards' on his bed so he couldn't get outj But he thought some strange men in the room were after him andj in trying to get away he worked his legs out through the spaces in the sideboard and got caught and all tangled up and was hanging practically upside down when the nurses found him After that they put the on his hip to keep him in bed for sure Ha hasn't had any nightmares since My father really seems to relish being in the hospital He has a nice corner room where he can look out at the front lawn and see people come in His general health is good and he looks fine The nurses give him a bath every morning and one of them shaves him He says the hospital food is wonderful They've really converted him down here He has never eaten butter nor drunk coffee in his life he's consuming both and loving it He has about 10 visitors a day and he keeps his door open all the time for fear he'll miss something going on out in the hall The Clinton hospital like hospitals all over the country I'm told is producing more babies than at any time in history As one of the nurses said "The Army is sure shelling out the babies" My dad is quite struck with this wholesale addition to the population and every morning asks the nurses the score for the night He and the nurses make jokes about it My dad is scared to death they'll get mixed up and take him to the delivery room some day MY DAD is neither blind nor deaf but he is a little of each His eyes are so bad people have to read his letters to him and you have to speak rather loud to him Which leads to a little story The night I arrived several members of our family met the train and we drove right to the hospital The folks hung back so I could go ahead Into the room alone So I went In and my father held out his hand and we talked together for about a minute and then the rest of them came in He greeted them all and then asked if they had been to the depot yet They said yet and then my dad said: Ernest come?" So they all howled and said do you think you've been talking to the last lew he said thought It was Clyde Howard" Clyde is the barber tip at Dana My dad was very chagrined Paris Express Derailed LONDON Nov The Lyons-Pat I Express waa derailed yesterday by an unbolted rail and three coaches the engine and tender were overturned the Vichy radio aaid today The engineer waa the only caaualty the broadcast said There waa no Indication whether saboteuri were to blame CARTOON NOVELTY NEWS Kiddie Show Today 10 A "The Secret Code" aerial plus "Air Raid ardens" cartoon ond novelty Kids lie you Produced by Wii4lB tea hoq tvaSXgitofXjkl ARTISTS THE STUDENT PRINCE THE NEW MOON A I THE DESERT SONG BLOSSOM TIME ead many etbnrg lOYlk Lv ACK TO MAIL ORDERS NOW! ADD fte to COVER MAILING COST! ADDRESS! 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