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Evening star., 1937-12-26

formation NfSt lftteT. COSnOCtOu novelty
Co, Coshocton Ohio.
YEARS INCOME IN !" MONTHS
96 out OF 100 buy now. because all re-
tailers start new tax records January st.
forced by new Federal and State tax laws
under severe penalties. Leads furnished. 20
years established business with repeat and
new buyers everywhere We guarantee your
success. to 90 sales daily. Up to 81 10
profit per sale. Commonwealth Co.. Desk :,
5nS S DEARBORN Chicago.
ESTABLISHED distributor OF priced
automobiles with well-located showroom
has opening for two productive statesmen.
Automobile experience not necessary II YOU
have proved your selling ability and will
insness to work Every opportunity to
make real money. Special training and
real closing help will be furnished. All
applications confidential. For appointment
call Mr.. McGee Decatur "6lG, between
10 am. and l" noon.
FINANCIAL. INSTITUTION OF national
scope not heretofore doing business i'll
WASHINGTON but soon to open Office here,
desires several high-grade statesmen ex-
perienced in the sale of stocks bonds in
surance. annuities. B. (. L. shares INSTALL
ment investments or thrift certificates: state
your experience. address and phone num-
Der: references later. Box 4s3-C. Star. :
SELL business stationery. book matches
Social Security books, advertising pencils
shelf moldng. labels salesbookS pricing
sets. Business cards. 81 so thousand 35tl
comm. daily. Sales portfolio free. David
Lionel Press, 3l!-MX. So. Hamilton. Chi
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Town Hall Sold for $50.

The town hall of Edenderry, Irish
Free State, was sold for $50 to a firm
OF attorneys. It was stated that the
original cost was $25,000 and that
$4,000 had been spent on repairs. The
interests Of the town commissioners in
the fairs and markets were sold for
e61.
Evening star., 1937-12-26
MORTGAGE LOANS SHOW
GAIN FOR NOVEMBER
Total $53,77O,OOO, Compared
With $53, ,OO7 900 in Same
Month Last Year.

BY the Associated Press.
The Federal Home Loan Bank
Board said yesterday mortgage loans
made by savings and loan associations
IN this country during November had
increased l per cent over the same
period last year.
The loans totaled $53,770,0OO in
November, compared with $50, ,OO7, 900
in November, 1886.
Evening star., 1937-12-26
LOST.

LOST.
BOSTON TERRIER, lost weeks ago IN
Arlington, Va, male, years old, BLACK
and white doppy, name Captain; reward
Walnut S946 or Walnut 69S7.
pIAMoND RING, 2A caTats. lost Decem.
and M r NV: w.. reward % Atlantic & 'et 4443. LOU"
HOUND. redbone. male. since Wednesday.
Dec. 22 license tag No: 221S5. II found
phone Cleveland 2227 Reward.
PoCKETBOoK. brown suede; in Bern
STEMS" taxicab; nth and T NV: con-
tanned permit, glasses caSe,money, papers,
etc: reward. North 1868.
PACKAGE, large brown, lost at Union
Station early Saturday morning; senti-
mental value: reward. Walnut 1868.
POLICE DOG brown and black. tag 231.
name Mick" strayed from 4441 Lowell
St. NV. Phone Cleveland S956.
REWARD-Any one having information
regardine ,3s police special service ,re:
yolver, holster and Sam Browne belt, lost
from 265 18th st. Sc. December IL, call
SCOTCH TERRIER, miniature black fe-
male: with harness.; on Thursday. Decem-
ber 30; answers to "Jeannie": reward.
West Melross st., Chevy Chase, Md. WIS.,
WRIST. WATCH. lady's, square. gold. VI
canity 18th and ponns. aye;. return desk
Vauoy vista AptS.; reward.
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PERMANENT POSITION.
START At ONTE

PERMANENT POSITION.
START AT ONCE.
Large Eastern corporation,
with offices in principal cities,
plans expansion program in
Washington durin g 1888.
The man we want seldom an
swers ads; must be neat, ag-
gressive, a willing and loyal
worker. This opportunity is
different. Write, giving age,
experience, character refs,
address, phone. Replies con-
fidential. Box 1O6-A, Star.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS: Commerce. elementary, 9th.
ers. vanted at once; good salaries. BALTIC.
Teachers' Agency. 516 N. Charles st..
Balto. Nd. Licensed agency.
BOOKKEEPER-AOoU (male or fe-
MALE, graduate accounting course. college
educ. pref, thorouShly. exp. capable Of
financial budget planning: salary. $17b.
A00'' l%RARssH5if%ofow V Rs5if9%Ro f EMP. ExcH,
No dhSsSe Unless Facet.
Evening star., 1937-12-26

Ten American cities and Toronto
and Calgary. Canada, have made pay
restorations during the current year.
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SALESMEN.

ART. novelty. commercial calendars. pen
ellis new novelties, complete line leather:
formation first letter Coshocton Novelty
Co, Coshocton Ohio.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)
STEADY WORK

In the food industry. no lay-offs or part
time: old established company can offer
employment to two more reliable. neat
not necessary. WE TRAIN You. II from
$50 to $50 weekly interests you cali be-
tween q and 10 Am 51S ct =, "
Evening star., 1937-12-26
Closing Hours
for
Classified
Advertising

Advertisements for The Eve
ming Stor are accepted at the
Main Office until II PM. the
doy prior to insertion, and at
Branch Agencies until 1890 PM
For The Sunday Stor odver-
tisements ore accepted at the
Main Office until 5:3C PM.
on Saturday.; at Branch Offices
until 5 PM.
Evening star., 1937-12-26

CHAMBERS is is one Of the LARGEST
undertakers in the
world Complete funerals as low as S15
up Three funeral homes. Is parlors and
chapels. 40 assistants, % cars, hearses and
embulanceS. Ambuances now only g,
l4np Chaplin St, nv; Col. o43"" SIT
ACCOUNTANTS-AUDITORS
Audits. tax service systems installed,
part-time bookkeeping: reasonable
Prendergast & Walden, Dec. 5000.
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EXPERT PLANOGRAPH WORK

THAT IS INEXPENSIVE!
Our staff OF trained experts are equipped
to afford YOU perfect reproduction OF an
printed matter in black and white or
varied colors al exceptionally modest prices
Phone for an estimate no obligation!
Columbia Planograph Co.
80 L St. NE Metropolitan 4s92
NOTICE OF. ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the shareholders OF the Indus
trial Bank OF Washington Will be held at
the Y. NJ. c: A., 1916 18th 81. nw WASH
lnEton. D. c. on January II. 1888, at s
cioek pm. FOR the election OF directors
business as may properly come before said
meeting; or any adjournment or adJourn-
OF shares of stock OF this bank will be
Siosed @ at the close, OF business on Decem-
dered by the board Of % directors tti Will BE-
reopened at the opening OF business on
January II. 1898
BY order of the Board of Directors:
JESSE H. MITCHELL
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FOUND

Animals and articles o. pdlue
perttsed IN The Star soithout charge
IT no reDdrd Is expected.
Each Advertisement DiH be Tim:
tied to -four lines. The name and
address of dduertiser srtI BE- rs.
CURED.
Evening star., 1937-12-26
CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRS.
FULLER, 4 d'ALBERT, INC, -
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
,.,ySI SPEsIAl HI PRICES s15gSI4Sy TH5s MSyTH:
HssHaSR EEEEzsSHS2so EE5s$1HR sssssS$S$p sB&SSR'-lNo
NJ soHtshNsS CASH Necessary. snsli Monshl,
.,sS SqHS qGMi TSPisNIzsqE 81 S# ExTSSsds SS ei esise
ROOFS,
siDaes Sird 4 sons @ mstePiais. HcnsSiy Dssmsni
saEaasss ssfs ls!s ss! sraEao'"o a:R esi 81 1ssi Es
Rf%Gaenas Painsina ana ndd psesrina. seea1lins'
NO DOWN PAYMENT.
payments Can us now.
Free Estimates.
H. I. PASSETT, NC,
1905 L st. NV. National 1880.
REMODEL WITH
CONFIDENCE.
ausranteed M PHeI By reliable eH or orsanisatio1. % e
NO CASH DOWN.
STARTPAYING 80 DAYS AFTER
WORK IS COMPLETED.
You pay in small monthly sums. Our
needs % We We finance @ ia Where >t otters r. don't. t
FREE ESTIMATES.
Renovate From Basement to Root.
FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO., INC,
.e1S New York Ave. NV.
National 741o. Nisht, Randolph ooS4. 2
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GRADUATE NURSE tcoloredD. expert
enced: will care for invalid day or night;
ref North l!66-J.
NURSE. practical, or housekeeper for
adults. companion for elderly lady: refer
ences. Box 4:!6-C. Star.
NURSING, companion. light housekeeping
considered: good cook: efficient; Prot
estant: reference, Georgia O334.
NURSE grad. Battle Creek tMichD Sani-
tarium training, middle-aged best results:
terms. Shepherd l909W.
sTENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST; general clerical
exp: age IS: high school training. SIS
week. Atlantic O:i64.
sTFNOGRAPHER-T -TYPIsT, capable Of
turning out good. neat, accurate work.
have dcne 1t: age 81 high school grad ::
type over 60 ". p. m: SIS wk. Potomac
0615-W.
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, exp books started, bal
anced. audited. part-time work. tax. busi-
ness prob. solved; reas.: refs. Adams 1896.
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
YOUNG COUPLE desire work as janitor
and maid cook or nurse. reference. live in.
Decatur 5Os5.
Evening star., 1937-12-26

RIM. AND 3D.. NV. location; g rms, 2
b. ssoo oHoorenss si H sss sS5
ABSOLUTE GIVE AWAY! Complete res
taurant equipment! Beautiful bar, display
case as%a boo5hs Kitchen equipment etc. call
RESTAURANT. choice downtown location:
sition: investisate at once! Col: $500. I.
TO CLOSE ESTATE, will sell penny arcade
sS snd shooting @ ssy .oe osn D on s.Sss
tians oeo s,,4.,al:: 404l: Andrew Gemeny' North North
FOR SALE-An 11-room rooming house.
sS s GTes Vim all p.7 ior se IN sps
QUICK auts e SAFE. % Box 4sa.c. Star. l ~
RooM1NG HOUSE BARaAINsI-Largs Sc
1sss9n Sss .. .t 'eiien'4 Mss 4sfs sf!n' Miss
INCORPORATE. YOUR BUSINESS. Dels.-
Eiss eSoflst, Corporation Fiscal Co. VIII
ped: large seating capacity: low rent:
price. S1,65O: easy terms. Box 1850,
LOG CABIN DANCE HALL FOR RENT BY
miles mil s'1 from Pist1ics line Exeelent blyd
Minimum: s2t. Apply Mrs. stockham' e25
Union Trust Bldk.
CIGARS AND NEWSSTAND. downtown
4lss 6sn' s2 ssHfs fsSISs ss iaS5
MARYLAND businesses. wanted. clients
waiting to buy National Business Service.
1896 Georgia ave. Tel. Silver Spring 40.
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES: large station;
low H%s' rens Price. ssso Box 4as-c Star
REsTAURANr, mixed drinks on and of
sale LIQUOR and beer, BALTIC. Wash blvd. :,
near District: beautiful bar and equipment;
petition; s.: 300 doWp: For paying nearby
ness Service, 8236 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring 12Q. Open evenings and Sunday.
BEER TAVERN. downtow2, doine, $50
terms. ,DIsTR1CT SALES. 1905 H NV.
National 1902.
INVEST $3.50 90. good living. tire and bat
terry business; Investment secured. Give
phone number. Box 434-C, Star.
!.eFi2e. cn ess9 s.rs moU 81: O. ssns. lsii M
10th st.. near Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1937-12-26

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
washington American League Baseball Club
WI VII be held at the Offices Of the club, Base
pan PARK, washington. D. c.. on Tuesday,
for the purpose of electing a Board OF Di-
rectors for the ensuing year and for
sucn hu ofher business as may be properly
Very respectfully.
EDWARD B EYNON Jr
Evening star., 1937-12-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
BEAUTY PARloRS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French Method used Dr. Della
Ledendecker. 3O25 o st. NV West lI2O
Evening star., 1937-12-26
QUAINT ACRES.
SUPER-CIDE


Apples in Variety
Silver Spring -Colesville pike (Route 29)
only 3 mi. from the District.
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PERSONAL.
HILL SCHOOL OF DANCE

HILL SCHOOL OF DANCE.
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED COURSE
1926 Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 1865
ORCHESTRAS AND BALLOONS ARE
available for New Year eve. Columbia
l2S3.
REFINED LADY WISHES POSITION AS
COMPANION or housekeeper: free to travel.
Box '2f-C. Star.
COATS LINED DRESSES MADE AND RE-
modeied: alterations Of all kinds reason
able formerly with Nine. Ash. Call Dist.
s44O.
RETIRED WOMAN PHYSICIAN AVAIL
able as companion. travelling or home.
Agreeable person Travelled. cultured. Has
small car. Box 25-A. Star.
For the discriminating who appreciate rest
and quiet. kindness and nurses care under
doctors instruction. Phone Shepherd 25s6.
WANTED-CONTAcT DANCE AND
card club which meets Monday, Friday or
Saturday evening. Box 44a-C. Star.
ELDERLY. RETIRED GENTLEMAN; IN
valid or semi-invald, IN private home:
WARM SUNNY RIM. IN NURSES 8 HOME
Shepherd asG4
PRIVATE BALLROOM DANCING LES
sons by lady; Christmas rates, : lessons.
%; Hours; 10 to pm. 1915 Irving NV.
Col. lO3S..
PARENT-cHIL NICELY FURNISHED
bed-iiving, room. kitchen, bath ami.
beautiful location; school. bus. car. Ran
dolph 5:2
TO HOUSEWIVES-FURN REUP-
holstered and repaired in your own home;
draperles remodeled Thomas. Met. 35l l4'
NURSING HOME FOR ELDERLY La
dleS and gentlemen: special attention to
die1; tray service; $50 up monthly. Adams
Evening star., 1937-12-26
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, experienced cook and butler
fashionable guest home: refs. required.
Wise. 1872.
women, When YOU have compared our
offering with any other you have ever sold.
you will make a quick decision to Join our
sales force We are marketing an article
which is not only non competitive. but so
unique, far-reaching and practical that the
sale is made on presentation. So to SO
sors Gay Sa can De eaanea IN rev hours mere
the individual who puts forth the greatest
number of hours selling. Investigate and
Corp. 219 Denrike Bldg. 1910 Vermont
ave. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE You
walt: Emsrgency Laboratory. Room col.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS-For rent or
sale: new and used; all styles. ali sizes: re-
duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO. 4ls 10th st. NV ME 1874
OFFICE OF. THE .FIREAiEN's INSURANCE
company OF Washington and GEORGETOWN,
stockholders of the Firemen's Insurance
Company OF Washington and Georgetown n
WI! meet at the office ON Monday January
s l9:iS' Tor the purpose OF electing thirteen
directors for the ensuing year. Polls open
from IL am. to L. noon
ALBERT w. HOWARD,
efarv
Evening star., 1937-12-26

WEleT WATCH. lady'S, square. gold. We
Valley ViSts Apts.; reward.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-18
MRS. FANNIE GENTRY
PASSES IN PERSON
Aged Lady Suffered Stroke Week Ago
and Had Been Critically
I'LL Since Then

Mrs. Fannie Gentry, "a, wife of ].
S. Gentry, died at the family home
near Roxboro, in Person county, at
lis o'clock this morning after a
weeks illness following a stroke of
paralysis suffered a week ago. News
of the death was received here today.
Mrs. Gentry was a native of Person
county and had lived there virtually
her entire life. She was a daughter
of Robert A. Snipes and Caroline Day
Snipes. She was for many years O.
member of Mount Harmon Baptist
church, near RoXboro.
Surviving are the husband, one son,
Lonnie B. Gentry; one daughter, Mrs
H T. Pigin; two sisters, Misses Emma
and Lucy Snipes, all of Person county.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the home, in charge of Rev. Joe r.
Kerns, pastor of Mount Harmony
church, and interment will be in the
family cemetery near the home.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-18

lima over into Tennessee and thinks
the thing to do is to concentrate on
getting the needed appropriation.
''While in Washington the other
day I conferred with every member
of the North Carolina delegation who
was in Washington-all but four-and
they all assured me they would do
everything possible to get the original
appropriation of $5,000,000, as recon-
mended by the director Of the budget.
restored to the bill before it is report
ed into the House." Dunlap said. "The
fact that the House Appropriations
Committee has trimmed only $5,00O,-
900 from a bill calling for a total ap-
preparation Of about $1500O0,000 and
has taken half of this $5,000,000 from
the one appropriation for the park
way, would indicate that it is trying
to make the parkway appropriation
bear the greater portion of the reduc-
ton made"
Congressman r. L. DoughtOn is
giving the matter his particular at
tention and Chairman Dunlap feels
that he and the other members of the
North Carolina delegation will be able
to impress the committee with the
necessity for for allowing the $5O0O-
OaO appropriation to stand, although
10000 900 was originally recommend
ed and is actually needed. No appeal
has vet been made 70 President Roose
Welt and none is contemplated unless
CONGRESSMAN Doughton encounters
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-18
PEACH OUTLOOK IS
FOR HALF A CROP
Best Prospects in State Are
in Sandhills Section
of Belt
Daily Dispafcn Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

De -.
Raleigh, May 18.-North Carolina
peach growers have prospects for on
ly 48 per cent of full crop at present
but indications are that the out look
is six per cent better than it was last
year on May 1, when the crop was
valued at $2,7OO,0OO, Randall B. Ether
idge, chief of the Department of Agrl-
cultures markets division, reported
today.
'"The crop reports and surveys re-
veal that the peach crop at present Is
80 per cent below the 10-year aver
age" Etheridge added, 'The best
prospects are in the Sandhill CONNER
cial area. The Georgia crop shows
even poorer prospects than the North
Carolina crop"
Production forecasts are 1864, 900
bushels, which is about Is per cent
less than last year and considerably
less than the 10-year average, since
many old orchards are going out and
many new paintings are not yet bear
ing abundantly, the Department of
Agriculture statistich division report
ed basing information on information
furnished by crop reporters May l.
Meanwhile, with the approach OF
time for shipping peaches, the state
Department of Agriculture has re-
quested peach growers to give special
attention to the spraying schedules
and take every precaution to insure
that the peaches at the shipping stage
contain the minimum amount of ar
senical and lead residue.
The sale of peaches containing ar
senic or lead over the stipulated toll
erances is illegal and such lots offer
ed for sale within the State are sub
ject to seizures by agents of the State
Department of Agriculture and by
federal agents, if shipped to points
without the State.
Growers have been advised that
even long, continued rains after spray
ing still leave appreciate residue on
the fruit.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-18

ducers to receive the ultimatum di-
rected at them.
At Cleveland, Ohio, the Republic
Steel Corporation, in a statement,
said its plant would "be shut and kept
shut until civil authorities clear the
streets in the event of picketing
made it impossible for it's employees
to reach their jobs. The steel workers
organizing committee has threatened
a strike against the company if it
does not sign bargaining agreement.
Spokesman for the Youngstown
Sheet & Tube Company, against
which c. I. O. officials also have
threatened a strike, said the same
course would be followed by them.
Republic Steel employs $4,000 work
ers, mostly in Ohio, and Youngstown
Sheet & Tube, 20o15, mostly near
Youngstown, Ohio.
Campaigning for a nationwide boy
colt, striking Hollywood film crafts
men planned picketing every theatre
in the Chicago area this week." Two
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-18
HENDERSON, IN C) DAILY DISPATCH. TUESDAY, MAY 49,

Democratic liberals as Senator King.
It includes conservative Republicans
practically unanimously. It includes
Republican progressives like Senator
Hiram Johnson.
That is not the whole list but it is
a representative one.
NO DEFENDER OF COURT
One might have guessed that
Wheeler would be 100 per cent New
Dealer.
The New Deal is governmentally
to the leftward and so is he. Any
way. he has been emphatically a left
ist hitherto-even more so than the
New Deal
However, he instantly took sides
against the Rooseveltian plan to re-
oree nize the United State Supreme
Court. That is another odd thing. He
never was a defender of the Supreme
Court. I have heard him refer to the
present court as intolerably reac-
tionary.
What he objects to is the presiden-
tial nan to modify it. He believes that
that is plan which will make it
worse than it is today as he assesses
badness.
That is to say, he deems it Fas-
cist rlan.
A GOOD LEADER
Briefly, Wheeler suspects a die
tatorship in the Offing.
AS a radical proletarian, he hates
this idea. AS utra-capitalists, conser-
natives hate the same notion.
Hence the queer alignment behind
the Mont sra senator.
Wheeler s!:'ply vas alert enough
to have taken the alarm first.
He is good leader, too. If con-
servative had opposed a New Deal
suggestion it naturally would have
been said, ooh, we'll, he's a conserva-
tive!' But Wheeler's opposition is
damaging. He's a better leader than
= conservative would be.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-18
Aching,
Swollen Feet

no sensible person will continue to
s tilr from those intense agonlzlng
uunfobhlng foot pains when every well
stocked drug store has Moone's Emer-
did Oil and sells it with an absolute
guarantee of satisfaction or money
:; Your feet may be so swollen and
inlla aIed that you think you can't go
a; f other step. Your shoes may feel as
u lney are cutting right into the flesh.
lou feel sick all over with the pain
" aat torture-You'd give anything to
~ ~ relief, wouldn't you? Then try
Two or three applications of
,m;nones Emerald Oil and in fifteen
nnd1s the pain and soreness disap-
p p,,id A few more applications at re-
tuces. 0iio 'iio ""0i6
+, ana best of all any offensive odor
god pdage,,Hocutt Drug Co.. and every
Em Enc 1ddrS H:9 guarantees Moone's
OF money back.-Adv.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-18
BURLINGTON MILLS
RESUME OPERATION
"Internecine misunderstanding" Set
tied and EverybOdy's Happy,
Statement Says

Burlington. May 18.-(APO- The
King Cotton Mills here, closed for one
day as a result of "internecine mis-
understanding" which Robert JEFF
ferries &C Richmond, Va, president,
stated was in no sense a strike, 10
npen.d today with y full complement
of office and factory personnel.
"Everybody's happy" was the only
official comment, except it was added
the differences which led to an "office
feud" had been srnoothed over, and
the managerial cause of the misun-
derstandig has resigned"
A fifteen percent wage increase
was recently instituted at the mill.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-18
STATE ADVERTISING
GOES OUT OF STATE
Newspapers Requested All
of 1t Be Spent Away
From Home
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
-. q RASKER WILL

Paleigh May 18.-All of the new
ctate advertising fund of $125,000 a
,,oo, will be spent in publications out
,ido cf North Carolina, as the result
f - request made by representatives
II the North Carolina Press Associa-
lion asking the State Board of Con-
sarvation and Development to adopt
,,,cb = resolution, it was learned here
todav. The fact that the newspapers
r the State refrained from asking
for any part of the advertising fund
Int instead have asked that all of it
no snent in newspapers and publlca-
tions outside the State, giving rise
70 strong commentator on the part
Of conservation department and other
state officials. 1t is pointed out that
the newspapers of the State could
have made it very embarrassing for
tho conservation board if they had
looked upon the advertising apprOp-
ration as a sort of grab bag and
had demanded that part of this "a
mount be spent in advertising with
notifications within the State. But in
stead they are giving their fullest CO.
oneration to the board and backing it
IN by insisting that every dollar be
snent in advertising North Carolina
over the nation as a whole.
The people of the State must not
expect too much from this advertis-
inc campaign, nor must they expect
results to come too soon, according
70 conservation officials. While the
sum of $125,OOO a year looks like a
large amount to some people, it is
nothing like as much as other states
are spending-or as private corpora
tions spend annually for advertising,
if was pointed out today by Paul
Kelly. assistant director of the con-
servation department, who will re
immediate charge of the advertising
campaign.
The average business concern, do
inc a business of $780, 100000 a year.
and to which the State of North Car
DINA car be compared since it spends
about the same amount, counts on
spending about two per cent for adj
yertising, which would be 100000
a year." Kelly pointed out. But in
stead of spending $2,OOOO0O a year on
advertising North Carolina, we are
spending only $125,OOO a year But the
board feels it is better to start off
slowly and modestly to begin with