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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1943
Page
5
W A Bivins muses on punishment and mercy in DUI cases, then explores jingoism and Joan of Arc. He links corrective justice to world peace, discusses postwar aims, warns against revenge and urges the UN to promote law and order.
Wartime belt tightening hits home as rationing of meat butter and allied products begins. New coupon costs on processed fruits vegetables and beverages go into effect with 16 points per person allowed for meat and other items in Red A stamps in Book No 2.
Instructions indicate sowing low seeds 42 to 1 inch deep and thinning to 1 to 2 inches apart. Harvest should occur in about 30 days, providing a fast crop cycle.
Greek underground leader Epaminondas Tsellos says guerrilla units are ready to assist the United Nations in driving the Axis from Greece. He describes starvation, malnutrition, and black market conditions as Greeks endure while Italians seek to join guerrillas.
Washington reports housewives will find meat fats fish and cheese points liberal with 16 points per person in a four person family. A model weekly menu uses 64 points, detailing lamb roast brains soup bones eggs and Swiss steak, with leftovers and nine points to spare for bacon or cheeses.
Charlie Edward Hatcher died at his home 216 Underhill Ave Saturday night after several months of declining health. He is survived by his widow Mollie Hatcher a daughter Cornelia Hatcher of High Point a son Ruffus Hatcher in the U S Army a step mother and two sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm in Mt Airy by Rev A M Jones with cortege leaving the home.
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