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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-.Single room, quiet.
| with shower on bus line; reasonable; ref
| erence required. Cleveland 4995
| 1887 WARREN ST. NW.-Peasant double
| room near Bureau Of Standards; high. cool
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PETWORTH. 1912 9Th St n.w-Large
well-furnished room. adjoining screened
porch. S25 for two Columbia S37O-J.
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called
you "Letd correctly
resent
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PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. EMERGENCY Laboratory Room SOL
Westorv Bldg. 14th and Open Sun. m
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMERWERCK,
1865 Columbia I'd Adams 03sS
NURSE DESIRES HOURLY NURSING
Excellent masseuSe treatments for improv-
ing Invalid Circulation. Decatur 2l34
NEARBY VA.-GRAD. NURSE WILL CARE
for SonvaleScents. rest cases or elderly
people in hilltop home; large sunny rooms;
quiet, Good food. Walnut 1919. ~
BEFORE PLACING YOUR LOVED ONES
in nursing home. call MRS ILIFF (yearS
OF experience. Falls Church 370-W-ll.
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENBECKER'S SPLEN-
did hands rub your aches and pains away
3025 Q. West 1120,
WHEN DEATH STRIKES a FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
&C ept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay higher price The Greater
W w, Chambers Co offers a complete
funeral, cars and all. for as little as S75
World finest waterproof airtteht, guaran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case OF death call
the Greater w w Chambers Co. 14th St
corner Chaplin n w. Columbia 0432 Phone
or write our address We will send you .
bea ltiful catalogue of how we do It 400
Chapl- st NV, phone Columbia 0432 517
11th st sc. phone Atlantic 6TOO
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FARM AND GARDEN

IRIS ROOTS, choice. so for ST. roses,
g,year monthly bloomers, for 81
lhe Crisp Gardens. Harvard and Wellesley
SITS. COLLEGE Park. Nd. Phone Bervyn p s.
COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE
seeding. soddlns. shrubbery, etc Louis
j. Mencuso. I02 llth st. NV Natl. 277O.
NOW Is THE TINE TO use bone meal on
your lawns: $50 for 90 pounds Milton
Hopfenmaier Estate. $500 K St NV
Phone West 1892
ELL-ROTTED COW MANURE. Guar
anteed. Wisconsin 4I9b
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PIANO upright ideal for student or dance
hall; very good condition; price. S15. Co
lumbia 1895
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DOWNTOWN-Clean desirable Ink.
rooms, near bath; reasonable. Also store.
R22 9th St. Az G BOB 5th all n " e
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PIANO. Weber upright. plain mahogany;
perfect tone and quality. Bargain. $50.
$40 Mass. ave. NV.
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COOPERATIVE CLUB. 1907 1 Eye St
Federal employees (men) reduce expenses;
rooms. S12 up: board $25 weekly T"
THE WYOMING. Apt. 1I4-Laree room.
private bath. convenient to ears and bus
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SULLIVAN CHEVROLET CO..
2435 14th st. NV.

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE.
Washington agency OF Nation
ally known financial company
can place several men; not
stocks, bonds or insurance; def
mite opportunity for permanent
managerial positions; give ex-
perience, preference Of type OF
work, address and phone. Ad-
dress Box 222-K, Star office.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

POULTRY. eggs chicks culled. blood test
eo. BACK Giants, Wyandottes Rocks Leg
horns Reds. J. B. Henry. Falls Oh 34S
BABY cHICKS-Special price on Leghorns,
ROCKS and Reds. heavy cockerels $50
hundred: blood tested from well-known
hatchery. Leghorn cockerels, 81 VIM
James Son. 619 K st. NV. Met OOss
BABY CHICKS. CUSTOM MATCHING.
b, w. D. Tested Chicks Every Tuesday,
Making a specially S. C. White Leghorns
Barred Plymouth Rocks and R. l. Reds
J. D FERGUSON
Rockville. Md. Phone Kensington 1851
NEW HAMPSHIRES,
Baby Chicks and Started Chicks.
Ready-to-lay pulets; birds of quality,
backed by Sam RiCes guarantee Of salts
faction or money refunded
Road 80 Ashton, Nd. Phone Ashton As.
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616 F. ST. N.W-Nicely furn. double room,
ami. Downtown location. Hot water.
14lO MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large basement
room. kitchenette and bath; also 2nd-noor
SleepinR loom with twin beds.
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2S1e 18th ST N.W-Front rm and kitch-
en-: Frigidaire; near schools cars stores.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS. PETS. ETC.
IRISH Settlers. Beautiful, pedisreed
stock; 3S49 Wilson blvd, Walnut glsT
Old Dominion Dan. at stud
COCKER SPANIELS male and female, s
months old. S10-S15. Jackson 1898
ENGLISH Settlers nicely marked Fine
companions for children good hunters
come out and see them. 6614 7th pl NV
W1RE-HAIRED TERRIER male. ls
months old, registered A. K. c. Reason for
seIllng living in apt. 1923 Pa ave Sc,
Apt. POI.
CANARY BIRDS. male and female 512
Daniel ST., Colmar Manor. Nd Phone
Greenwood 2624-J
TOY FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. beautifully
marked. reasonable. 1l0s Orren st. ne
FEMALE SCOTCH TERRIERS black pedi-
greed, $50, Emerson 1881. 5ll6 Fulton
81. NV. a.
COCKER SPANIELS weeks old: beau
THU. healthy puppies registered Tele-
phone Wisconsin AIS
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1908 KENNEDY ST N.W-LArge front
bed room. single S15; two, S25. Call eve
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1886 11th ST N.W-Larse light house
Keeping room with running water. 81 so
Week
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4S35 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Large front
at corner: 81 40 week each Columbia 81 81
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24l2 39th ST. W-MasterSbed room.
private bath suitable for two men or
couple. S36 per month
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CHAIR GAMING, ZEE HHRgHoLsTEHS, l 9 +
rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1885
10th ST. NV. Phone Metropolitan 2O62.
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BAKERY STAND

ILL PURCHASE controlling interest in
II established real estate office. Give full
rticulars. Address Box ITO. Star office.
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ELECTRIC WIRING, f1dsures rna res
pairs; 6-r. house fixtures & base plugs. $50
Regal Elec. Co. $40 Upshur NV. Gel. 1891.
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and painting. screening
shelving, flooring and general repair work.
E. H. Anderson Columbia 800
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CARPENTRY = Prompt. reliable reason
able: fences, porches. steps, partitions.
screens, French doors cupbosrds asbestos
or brick faced siding. screen doors. floors.
lattice. picket fences. etc. Douglas. At
lantic 23til Met. 3l55.
Evening star., 1937-04-03

PAINTING and decorating, interior and
exterior. Best workmanship and materials.
Pay cash and save the difference. Senate
Decorating Co., 1161 3rd st. ne.
LINCOLN lSQH
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1345 l. ST. NW.-Laree basement Ink.
room. with range and running water. S6
also single room 81 30
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| 3l72 18th ST. N.W.-Large front room,
phone: near car line; good surroundings.
! 1911 MORSE ST NE-TWO CLEAN
Ink. rooms, southern exposure, large
Evening star., 1937-04-03

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs S22 so.
Capitol Typewriter Co. S22 18th st. NV.
Ma
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SAT,ESMEN-

FIVE SELECTED MEN who desire the
opportunity to learn the oil burner and
fuel oil business viii be given intensive
tractive field with one of the leaders of
the country will be given to those. who
qualify car is essential. Apply all this
week, l7lQ Conn ave NV We are now
selling ou-burning equipment for immedt-
ate installation and no payments need be
made until next September.
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graduated drop 80 inches. very handsome;
$35 No dealers. Address Box 1870. Star
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HELP MEN.

esta blished, fully equipped automobile re-
pair shop: 406O basis. Apply mgr, 65O3
Georgia ave NV
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l4Ol DELAFIELD PL. NV, block north
l4th and Decatur-Double room. next
bath new inner-spring twin beds, unlim-
tied phone. S25 Randolph 1926.
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ROOFING co.

ROOFING-SID1NG- G-INSULATION.
Estimates Free-Terms If Desired.
2l25 r / Ave NE POTOMAC 02OO
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AUTOMOBILE
SAL,ESMEN.

We are desirous Of adding several
prospects. transportation furnished. Ex-
cellent opportunity to make real money
at our new lot. Apply at once to Nh.
PEVENSTEIN.
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4S37 BUTTERWORTH PL NW-Large
room with shower. in new home for en-
ployed couple: $50 month.
1897 BUTTERWORTH PL. NW.-Single
room with Semi-private bath $50 month:
must have reference
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1928 COL. RID. NW-Pleasant. weu-ven.
tilated. Ink. rm.: also lge. sleep. rm,. good
beds. silt . &, 81 Col AObH
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TT OOPS Sanding. finishing. Reason
AoolIO able. L. r Folk 1857
sherrier pl NV. Cleveland O52S.
PAINTING. interior and exterior; first
class work. guar: reas. Free estimates.
Chas. R. Conley. Att. 6426-W. Line.
Evening star., 1937-04-03

WOODRIDGE-S15 month: lovely room,
use Of porch. large yard and telephone!
convenient to cars North 4209-J
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73 8 ST. NW-Entire 2nd-1oor apt 3
rms, S45: 1st-foor apt rms. S35. or 3
rms. $50. nicely furnished adults only
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THE GORDON HOTEL.


916 18th ST NV
Comfortable double rooms. twin beds.
with bath. S15 per week; with running
water S11 and S12 per week; 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service
Evening star., 1937-04-03

TERRACE VIEW. refined home for tourists.
$500 Wis. ave. (2 blocks south Mass. ave..
Oley 64bR
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3l41 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV Apt 2l-
Nicely furn. room. inner-spring mattress.
| perSOnS. privileges. Col S3H4-W
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1892 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. Apt
Room, nicely furnished; near bus line
breakfast optional Randolph 1927
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4O7 G ST NW-Man wanted to share
large front room and kitchenette with an
other man. only S3.75 weekly. A.
5O16 7th PL. N.w--Lovely large room.
ideal for young Jewish man, "a per week;
reference Half block from bus line.
Georgia 4O7O after g pm.
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CARPENTERING. painting sash cords.
glazing. locks every repair about the house
Free estimates, Small jobs solicited. The
r w Neely Co Columbia RS3S -
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and beer license; willing to
.it1ce for cash l3OH Good Hone I'd

PARTNER for an established flower busi
ness; for new location; man or woman;
capital. Address Box 1860. Star once, 4 :.
GROCERIES FOR SALE-Good location;
will sacrifice lincoln ltQd
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1855 MARYLAND AVE NE rooms for
Ink, nicely furn.. very reasonable.
92S M ST NV. The Aristocrat''-LsrEe:
comfortably furn., Ink. room. range and
water, 81 weekly.
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71O A ST. SE-Clean, comfortable room,
next BATH S375 single or S4 80 double;
reference Atlantic 2S13
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rated and nicely furn rooms: single, IS
and $6: double, 81: with bath, S1l; show
ers; elevator.
THE MAURY. 7O1 10Th ST. NV
100 ideal sleeping rooms, each with
running water. inner coil spring mat
tresses convenient to bath and showers.
hotel service.
Evening star., 1937-04-03

REFINED GENTLEMEN!
BATHS. SHOWERS; REASONABLY PRICED
1706 10Th, Mr.. CONN. AND R.
GOOD EATING PLACE NEARBY.
INSPECTION INVTTED-DEC. 5S93.
NO WINDOW SIGNS.
tOLORED-241 Ontario I'd NV, Apt
Semi private pom. So per week. Work.
ing girl only,
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CONFECTIONERY AND LUNCH, attractive
business; close to big markets Selling on
account of illness. Columbia 1862.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co, 319 L st. NV. Nat. 6679
BRICK WORK. patch plastering. fire-
places. all general repairing. William
Brace. Phone North 1895.
CARPENTER-Al kinds of remodeling and
repairing. f1rst-class; very reasonable
Harry Stumpf Greenwood O0SO
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2237 QUE ST. NW.-Large. quiet room.
adjoining bath. S24: private home; gentle
hSOh
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AUTO Statesmen CD needed to complete
sales force. to handle increased Spring
business; best proposition to men who
qualify. Daily compensation; S25 mini
mum commission on new cars Experience
not necessary. Walsh Motor Co.. 5000
Evening star., 1937-04-03

4224 18th ST. NW.-Army oficer's
widow: twin bed rm.. priv. bath. shower.
BriRht. detached home. GaraRe
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GIRL, colored, wishes part-time job or
elevator operator or maid in dept. store.
Evening star., 1937-04-03

;. KENYON ST. N.W.-Large room.
Wy turn.; near transportation; private
ne. 81 week Adams Co2l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29

1T was established. No announcements
was made as to the new location.
at the same time Mr.. Burwell said
he had numerous calls for profession
al and skilled workers, and asked al,
such persons seeking jobs to register
at his office. There is an insufficient
number OF registrations in these
classes at the present time to meet
the demands, he said. Frequent calls
come from other sections of the State
for persons who can qualify as book
Keepers, stenographers, nurses. wait
resses and mechanics, carpenters and
others. Assistance can be given, the
manager said, to persons desiring this
type of employment.
Mr.. Burwell explained that "the
main function of the State Employ
ment Service, district or branch office
Will &c for employment service pur-
poses, the registration and reporting
office. For compensation purposes it
will be the office to which the "cover-
ed" worker reports and through
which he may receive benefit pay
ment. A valuable product if the ser
vice is the statistical data that it rec
ords. The usefulness of detailed infor-
nation concerning the total supply of
registered job seekers has been wide
ly recognized. State or local infor-
nation on the characteristics of lob
seekers is available, on a reliable sta
tistics, basis only through employ
ment service Inventories"
1t was further stated that 'the en-
nInVYT0nTlf ID
They will be continued and will be
firmly and adequately established on
4 permanent basis because they are
needed, because they perform an es.
sential function
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29

cultural and industrial advantages
will be proudly exhibited to approx
mately three score visiting editors,
travel agency executives and travel
councillors of leading American Au-
tomobile Association clubs, it was an
nounced here today by Coleman w.
Roberts, member of the North Caro-
lima Board of Conservation and De-
velopment and president of the Car
DINA Motor Club.
Tentative dates of the tour are Oc-
tober 1920. The tour will be spon-
sored by the advertising committee
of the Conservation and Development
Board with North Carolina hotels, the
Greyhound Bus Lines, Carolina Coach
company, Queen City Coach company
and the Carolina Motor club cooperat-
ing. In 1885 the Carolina Motor club
sponsored a tour of North and South
Carolina and since that time at least
five other states have held similar
tours and several others are contem-
plating such STEP
The tour will officially begin at
Asheville, Sunday, October 10, al
though guests have been urged to
reach Asheville Saturday, October g.,
if possible.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29

weeks ago and growers experienced
as high a market as has been seen
during the last Is years. he added.
However, growers were witnessing
a sharp decline in prices paid for
peaches early this week.
North Carolina producers had ship
ped 357 carloads of peaches through
Monday as compared with 1853 car
loads on the same date last year.
Based on information from State
Federal crop reporters, Etheridge
said that the estimated peach crop
this year in North Carolina as of July
was 100000 bushels as compared
with 1,558,O00 bushels last year, or an
increase of 100000 bushels.
indications point to $3,OOO,OOO
peach crop in North Carolina this
year." the markets division head said.
State Department of Agriculture
authorities reported growing condi-
tions in North Carolina have been
very good this year" and "the growers
realized that Georgia's peach crop was
considerably short on account of frost
and consequently made very definite
attempt to produce a good quality
fruit"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29
PRISONERS TAKE TO
EDUCATION CLASSES
New Program in State Prison Appears
To Be Popular With FelOns,
Director Says
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
Ia the Sir Walter Hotel.

In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Raleigh, July 29-The 12O prisoners
who have already enrolled in the night
school classes at the Camp Polk .pri-
son farm, where the first experiment
in prison education is being conduct
ed, are showing much interest in their
work and making excellent progress,
j. A. Capps, new director of prison
education, said today.
/ Glasses nave been organized from
the first through the ninth grade and
six teachers are now conducting these
classes, Capps said. The teachers are
being supplied without any expense to
the state by the educational division
of the Works Progress Administration
Because of the interest being shown
by the prisoners and the large num-
Der which are enrolled in the classes,
Director Capps expects to add sew
enth teacher this week to teach the
ninth grade subjects being offered.
1--WE have 80 prisoners in the first
grade just learning to read and write"
Capps said. '"These boys, ranging
from 16 to % years of age, are more
interested than any other group and
really working. It is remarkable to
see how interested these boys are in
getting an education and how anxious
they are to learn"
The prison schools" are going to be
different from the public schools,
since the prison students will not be
required to spend an entire school
year in one grade, but will be ad-
vanced from one grade to another
just as fast as they are able to 10 the
work Capps said. He believes that
a good many of the prisoners will
be able to cover as much as two or
three grades within years time if
they continue to work as hard and as
interestedly as they have started out.
The educational program in the
Central Prison here and in the vari-
GUS prison camps over the state will
not be started until fall, possibly not
until October, Director Capps said,
when their work will not be so heavy
and the days will be shorter. He is
anticipating just as fine a response
in the prison camps as he has had at
Camp Polk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29
DUKE PRESS FACES
BUSY FALL PROGRAM

Durham, July 29.-Though it has
just completed one of it's busiest sea-
sons, the Duke press will not slacken
it's pace during the remainder of the
summer and the fall. A full schedule
of publications will give the press
another period of activity. -
The past spring was one of the
busiest in the history of the Press
because of the activities connected
with the launching of two new jour
nails. One, "The Southern Association
Quarterly is the official organ OF
the Southern Association of Colleges
and Secondary Schools; the other,
"The Journal of Parapsychology,' in
tended, to convey to interested per
sons the results of reaches in mental
telepahy, clairvoyance, and other
parapsychological problems. The lat
ter has attracted great deal of COM
ment from the scientific and the lay
presses, it being the only scientific
Journal of its. kind in the country.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29

The inertia of habit is one of the
most tremendous powers on earth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACkACHE
Caused by Tired Kidneys

Many of those gnawing, nagging, painful
bsckaches people blame on colds or strains
be relieved when treated in the right way.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of taking
excess acids and poisonous waste out of the
blood Most people pass about 3 pints day or
shout pounds of waste.
If the Is miles of kidney tubes and filters
don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays
in the blood. These poisons may start nagging
backsehes, rheumatic pains, lumbago, loss Of
Dep and energyo getting up nights. swelling,
pufiness under the eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doans
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 40
is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from the blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29
EMPLOYMENT WORK
WILL Be EXPANDED
local Office Has Calls for
Professional and Skill
ed People

The Henderson branch office of the
state Unemployment Service ha,
,,oo, made permanent and will be en-
,aroed W. NJ Burwell, the manager,
s+otsd today. According of the rank
IS permanent to the office gives the
local office leverage for Vance, War
rem ard Granville counties.
Mr.. BurweH said plans are being
made for new and enlarged quarters
70 meet more adequately the needs of
The public. The office has been on the
socond floor of the court house since
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29
BETTER PRICES FOR
PEACHES THIS YEAR
Growers In State Now Receiving
From rs to Is Percent More
for 1887 Crop
Daily Dispatch Bureau.

In the Sit Walter Hotel.
Raleigh, July 29-North Carolina
peach growers are now receiving from
Is to IS percent more for their crop
than they did over the same period
last season, Randall B. Etheridge.
chief of the State Department of Agri-
cultures markets division, announced
today.
"The exceedingly light crop in
Georgia created an active demand for
North Carolina peaches during the
opening of the season about three
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29
AL WESTER HONORED
AT SUMMER SCHOOL

Mars Hill, July 29-(SpeciaI-Al
Wester has been elected to serve on
the student government at the Wake
Forest-Meredith summer school here.
Mr.. Wester graduated from Mars Hill
College last June where he was prom
inent in student activities. He was
associate editor of the year book and
president of the Euthalian Literary
society
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29

TTERE'S THE SIMPLE FACT that is
i i making 1887 the biggest year in
all Pontiac history: *Based on Is
months terms in 1853 representative
cities, the average difference in
monthly payments between a
Pontiac De Luxe six 2-door sedan and
the same model of the next lover
priced cars is only IS cents day!
And if you simply see this big Silver
Streak beauty and drive it only S miles,
you'll agree it's Americas finest low
priced car and Americas biggest bargainl
PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION, PONTIAC, MICH
General Motors Sales Corporation
the MOST BEAUTIFUL THING ON WHEELS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29
VISITORS TO SEE
WHOLE OF STATE
Motor Club Sponsors Second Scenic
Tour For Travel Agency
Representatives

Charlotte, July 29.-For the second
time in two years North Cardinals
scenic, historic, recreatSonal agrir
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-29

Col. Clarence o. Sheriff. has taken
over the duties of city manager
in Cincinnati for the second time.
He recently resigned a $5O,OOO-a-
year post as president of the
American Retail Federation to ac-
cept the Cincinnati position which
pay $4,000 a year. Colonel Sher-
rill was Cincinnati's first city
manager from 1926 to 1880. He
now succeeds C. A. Dykstra,
who resigned to become president
Of the University of Wisconsin.
Central Press
The Washington times., 1937-03-17
VOsper Tragedy
DrdWS Beauty
To Inquiry

LIE HAVRE, France, March II.
Muriel oxford, English prize-win-
ming beauty, from whose cabin
Frank Vosper, English actor-play-
wright disappeared as the liner
Paris neared Plymouth a fortnight
ego, yesterday watched as au-
thorities reenacted the mysteri-
Gus death.
With Vosper's friend, Peter
Willes, playing the leading role,
French authorities satisfied them
selves that Vosper neither could
have slipped overheard acciden
tally from the private balcony
of her suite, nor could he have
been pushed into the sea on the
night of March 6 by a possible
aSsailant.
While the investigation was not
completely closed. authorities were
satisfied that suicide was the only
tenable theory. .-.