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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1944

Page

10

Gifts Soldiers Want For Overseas Christmas

Asheville dispatch outlines practical gift ideas for troops abroad. Favorable items include fountain pens, lighters, nail clippers, mirrors, money belts, and cigars, while food items are welcome but routine clothes and shaving gear are unnecessary. Deadlines require mailing by October 15 with items under five pounds and within size limits.

Joe Uncle Sam Post Office Department

WAVES Recruit Dorothy E. Tuttle Completes Training

Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Tuttle of High Point has completed basic training at Hunter College New York and will serve as hospital attendant at Naval Hospital Bethesda Maryland. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L H Tuttle and a graduate of Allen Jay High School.

Dorothy Elizabeth Tuttle Rt. 3 High Point Navy Hunter College New York Naval Hospital Bethesda L. H. Tuttle Wave Tuttle Allen Jay High School Guilford Hosiery Mill

Uniform Cable And Radio Rates Pushed By U S For Flat World Word Charge

Washington officials press for a uniform world rate per word for cable and radio, aiming to ease cross border messages from New Delhi to Rio. The plan seeks lower costs, direct radio links, and a single price for New York, London, and distant cities to boost postwar trade and news flow.

U. S Sigrid Arne Washington New Delhi Rio Stockholm Johannesburg United States James L.y Federal Communications Commission Francis C. de Wolf State Department U.S Melbourne Australia Vancouver Seattle Bermuda London Washington New York Ottawa Havana Fly Sweden Spain Portugal Russia Turkey Commonwealth Nations Empire San Francisco British Empire Africa India New Zealand Commonwealth Union South Africa U. S. Army Signal Corps Quebec Cable and Wireless, Ltd Japan

Postwar Rail Travel Promises Luxury and Comfort Advances

Central Press correspondent details railroad efforts to compete with aviation after WWII. Blueprints show a future diner with diagonal tables, ample space, vibrationless furniture, and in-car entertainment while a three-level Threedex Coach would seat 112 with two game rooms and two washrooms.

Saul Pett Central Press Chicago Tes T

Top Marine To Speak At UNC Celebration

Lieutenant General A. A. Vandegrift of the U S Marines will keynote University Day at UNC chapel hill on October 12. The event marks the 151st anniversary of the Old East cornerstone and continues the 1945 sesquicentennial opening celebration with a campus parade, a Navy V 12 review, and a Fetzer Field sports program.

Chapel Hill Old East State University A. A. Vandegrift U. S. Marines Memorial Hall Vandegrift Guadalcanal Horace Williams Morial Rouse Navy V.12 Navy Kenan Stadium Fetzer Field General Vandegrift

Vocational Class Registration Set For Tuesday Night

Registration for vocational extension classes will be Tuesday night from 7 to 9 in room 107 at the Senior High School. Current courses include blue print reading cabinet making shop mathematics and sheet metal drafting with plans to expand if demand exists. Open to those who have left school seeking additional training. register by calling W. K. Whitesell at 6445 after 5 p.m. Also a health tip about warming feet with ammonia solution appears in the text.

W. K. Whitesell

Tray of condiments and linens carried to table in one trip

Keep salt pepper sugar bowl salad dressing napkins and preserves on a tray and take them to the table in one trip. When storing cotton wash clothes wash and put them away without starching.

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