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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
STORK SCORES DOUBLE
WIN OVER AMBULANCE

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-The stork
beat the ambulance and when Mrs.
Curtis Dickens, 20. arrived at a
Nashville hospital her twin sons
were yelling Justify.
The first boy was born in
Trousdale county As the ambulance
sped along the highway. The sec
ond twin came IS minutes later
and IS miles farther down the
highway in Sumner county.
Mother and sons were doing well
today. Mrs. Dickens home il at
Hillsdale, Tenn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13

Chaplin ncwen vas general
chairman For the AFFAIR. which
hcacred the ladies ~ ths Y. -.
r. c. and Tor which Aiao Hs,en
Davis was snsssresa II esssmcntee
An eavsAhls array ~ sport
clothes. afsesuoca and svrntng
gowns frcm her cvp shop we're
ahrwu.
Outstanding smcas the formev
group vas shs isnnts cusftt cc1'
prssns . darn blue sslrs with col
crfui striped shadcw Plesss and :
matching shtft Wed1e-hsss<l
huarchea from The Mn Ahcs Co.
completed the sposs ensemble
Notable among afsevpcpN wear
was the ispeuses dress. srtmmess
with white braid and accented with
. white hat, white gloves and
shces 10 match Irne Ia - re-
msmhered vas the navy dseee
with white md skin sleeves - NV
inuovatluni.
To make . memorable sweating
out 1t mces any eeeas1on. ore
might wear the e1ottc formal.
fashioned AZ sissr.ltly PRINT ~ :
black background. or Inc hack
net gown sppisqaed with tiny line
coiored f1owera
Receiving special p,assdstss rhs
quilted white pique coat Ia -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
sOURDOUGHs GATHER

Members Of the Alaska Yukon
Sourdough club Of Tacoma will
meet Tuesday evening for a bust
ness session and dance at Moose
Temple. 1871 Commerce st The
business meeting IL set for 8
O'Clock. Presiding officer lie II. w.
Lee Croft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
Combinations Of Color Mark
Milady's Y. M. B. c. Sh0se

The colors Of the spectrum. thrown together - ~
potpourr coming arranged In their most pleasing
exciting combinations formed the keynote Of the syte soeW
presented by the Young Mems Busness club q uneNoo
Friday noon Ia the Crystal ballroom Of Hotel winthrop
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13

Faith Temple zist and ! sts.
Rev Fred HornshJh. pastor. Sun
day school. sss5. Evangelist Billie
sllpp. well known In the North
west, viii fiii the pulpit In ths
abAence Of the pastor. His morn
Ing theme VIII BE- Holiness.
Young peoples "oyereomsr'' SER
vice At $50 .. m. Al 7:55 evan
gelistic service.
Thursday evening Einar wser-
mo, famous swedish tenor. Will
sing.
independent bible Division ave.
al @ II. DR.. Roy Talmadge Brum-
baugh. Bible school. ss45 q. ~.
II a. m. subject. We Need Re-
yiysi Of Christianity, Not . Re-
ligious Reawsksning" Al 7
O'Clock prayer meetings. followed
by the young peoples fellowship
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
COMMITTEE TO MEET

A meeting Of the Tacoma COM
mittee for Eon-Participstion in
japanese Aggression will be held
at the Y. w. c. A. Monday even
ing at 8 O'Clock. Committee rep
resentatives Will appear before the
city council Monday morning 10
ask that steps be taken to prevent
further sales Of Tacoma street car
rails to Japan for scrap. Or. A.
Douglas Rue Of c. r. S. ~ chair
man.
Scotch marmslade Cow But.
ter Store. lady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13

F1rsi 9th ave. and Grant. Rev.
J. George Cunningham viii preach
al II q. m on 'Is Religion for
Sale" A. 7;50 y. m. Dr. George
Dunlap Will speak and sho~ pie
lures on Evangelism in Pictures %
Bihle school. sss5 a. m. young
peoples meeting. $50 ., m; mid
week service Thursday. 7;s0 y. "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
THE CORE
ANNOUNCE EXAMINATION

Until March 20, the u. 3. civil
service will receive applications for
the position Of inspector, core drill
ing. for filling q vacancy At Mud
Mountain dam, near Enumclaw.
Information " available from the
secretary. u. .. civil service, in the
Tacoma federal building.
Fruit trees. rose bushes, shrubs.
Puget Sound Nursery. S2o1 Pae.
tadv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
ARTILLERY WARNING

All Fort Lewis artillery and
small arms ranges will be danger
areas for civilians next week and
warning is given by headquarters
against trespassing. Ninth and
10th Field Artillery. 18th Infantry.
9th Engineers and Sd q. N. regi-
ments will have units on the vari-
GUS ranges firing arms ranging
from small arms and anti-aircraft
rifles to I55mm howitzers
Spring Flowers-Hinz Florists
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13

eporttWal Ceststtau 49, TT Cav-
cstt ave. Rev. Viola ~. Preston,
pastor. Regular services Sunday
with Open Forum at p. M, Mrs.
Mae ssIby leading circles Z .. M.
Dinner 0 p. m. Healing service
J p. m. Lecture nj 73O y. m. by
Rev Preston, followed by free
messages, Wednesdays. 7.30 10
$50 p, m. Practical English and
public speaking by Mrs. Mildred
Perkins. Thursdays . q. m. de-.
vsloping class
Eternal Truth Rev. william ".
BauRhman. iii7is No. Tacoma
ave. Open forum. $50. Christ
Within" 40. circles, $50, din.
ner and social hour. 7 O'Clock:
seryies and lecture, 7.30, Rev.
" ID. Guernsey speaking. vrss
messaEes.
Kising sun COS Fswcetf ave.
Sunday services. 4 D. m. Speaker
for March 18th. Rev. Bsrths Jen-
sen. TO be followed by messages
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13
STOPPED TOO FAST

Accused of endangering traffic
at 18th and Pacific ave. by stop
ping suddenly in front OF line Of
cars, Boyd Mock was arrested FRI
day by Patrolman NJ c. Nelson.
who charged him with reckless
driving. c. w. Mckinney, Dash
Point. was tagged" on a speeding
charge.
Funeral flowers you can ifford.
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-13

meet Wednesday for ~ 10 and
p. m. mncheans,
rRssr1rEsuAN
Bcthany No. tist and Verde ss
Rev. VIM, J. sharp. bible sehoot.
e;<a: morning worship. II . m, +.
$50 y. m. Young Peoples service.
Reports VIII be given from dele.
gates To the Christian Youth con-
ference al wenstehee. $50 p, M.
Intermediates &. e.
Westminster, 40. soth and l..
Rev. w o. Benth,n, Echoes from
the state Youth Convention.
given by ~ delegates Al wcnat.
ehee. during vesper hour Al e;tn
p. IN. Morning subject al II viii
he Controlling the Door To our
Own Destiny The Sin unfotsiv-
able" nihle school. p.ts. After
service Sunday first Graphic EN-
hibits OF the activities and prog.
ress mad. by this church during
I the past year.
Msnitoa I'nrk. 6Sip No. chey.
enne. Not by Brcnd Alone" scr.
mon topic worship service. Al II
o'clock Rev. c, w. johnson. Junior
and Senior Christian Endeavor ri
$50.
Sprsgue Memorial Rev. and
Mrs. William l.. Edwards. superin.
/ tendents OF the Tacoma Rescue
Mission. VIII be guest speakers nj
/ Ia. "A a.
They viii tell Of work being dons
among homeless men. Rev. Arthur
II. Van Zsnte win speak at ~ a. w
ON Being Born from Above" sun,
day school. pt6 a. IN. Christian
Endeavor. $50 y. m.
Thr Little Church an the Prairie
Lakewood Community. Hugh M
Miller, minister. Sunday, 10 q. m.
the office Of the morning prayer
Sermon. ~ Decision Dooms DE
mocracy." At II, tho postlud,
class meets for Bible study will
the pastor. At $50. the You'll
groups meeting jointly for worship
service and discussion groups A
the same hour. Children's church
and the Junior church provide wor
ship and classes for children Of al
ages
ftrst--Tacoma and Division ave.
DR.. J. Renwick Mccullough. n. n.
gt5. Morning worship. II q. m
Subject. The Christian" Chris.
tisn Endeavors. $40 D. m. Adult
prayer service. $50 .. M, In Md.
dleton Parior. Evening worship
7ito p. m. subject. Three Great
Gatherings"
Thnrsday--Scofisid Bible class,
Snyder hall. 10 a. m, Annual bud.
grt meeting nj 7:J0. FcIiowship
{ dinner. q 30
Friday intermediate G. w. ~.
Patriok's day party nj the home
Of Rosemary Chem, sil No. Madi.
son nj 7.30 y. m.
Senior &. ", 81. Patrieks day
party al same hour.
Saturday - Pastors class for
children and young people desiring
10 unite with the church. 1880 in
Middleton psrjor. Young Peoples
Fellowship of Prayer. Yodsr par
Tor. 7.30 p. m.
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meet Wednesday for ~ 10 and
p. m. iuneheans
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11

rccs and delays have been due to pro-
visions of the Act which require leg
islative action to remedy. The Ad-
visory Council members have work.
ed hard with the Commission and the
Social Security Board in an effort to
remedy most of the flaws: The amend
ments they propose have been well
considered and will aid immensely in
our administra lion of the law" said
Chairman Pov Il.
Probably the most important amend
inent is the one providing for expert
cnce rating" of employer contribu-
tons. 1t provides for a pooled fund
Of % per cent of the contributions,
the remainder going to the credit Of
individual employers. If an employ
CT accumulates. a reserve of 7 1-2 per
cent of his payroll for the preceding
calendar year, or if his credit balance
IS equal to five times the amount of
compensation paid from his account
in any one of the three preceding
calendar years, whichever is the
greater he may get a reduction in
tate cf taxes.
This experience rating" plan, re-
ferred to as merit rating, provides
for three years of payments before
O. reduction can be made in the rate of
any employer, and indications are that
y $25,OOO,C3O fund will be accumulate
ed before such a reduction can ia
made. This plan is intended ito en-
courage and reward stabilized and
regular employment.
"A seasonal work amendment pro-
vides that the Commission NAV estaIb-
ilsh dates for the start and end of
seasonal operations and benefits are
payable If a worker becomes unem-
Ployed through no fault of his own
during this period, but benefits wolld
not oe payable after the seasonal per-
iod ends.
10 conform to the National Rail
road Unemployment Insurance LAW
"-Mch will carry the insurance n6
railroad employees after JULY 1. 1899.
an amendment provides for the trans
Ter OF contributions collected NV +he
state Commission from railroads ~
tne FtalMoad Retirement Board on a
prorated basis, considering the bene-
Iics payable to railroad EMPLOYEES
After July l railroads will nav com
trlDutons to that board, rather Thar
10 the state Commission, and unano-
pioyed railroad workers will MT he
paid compensation by the State Com
mission. -s- ~ -~" $3.50 I'm
Anotner amendment fixes a scale hv
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11

brain in your head, havelrr you 2"
"Well"-I lowered my lashes in
becoming modesty-"I'm not ex-
actly dumb"
I outlined my plan. 1.-The family
and guests will probably retire
early after the days excitement.
That means that about midnight
the coast should be clear"
"Yes?" Phil was entering into
the spirit of the thing.
"I'n pretend to go to bed, too.
Then you come into the driveway.
I'LL be waiting at my window and
I'll come down and let you in the
back way"
"And We'll give the salon the
once over, eh ?"-
"Uh-huh-that is, if you're GER
tain you want to take the chance.
We might be caught, you know"
Listen, Elsie," he said soberly,
I'm convinced there is more to
this affair than the other fellow
sees. Somehow I'm going to get to
the bottom of it. I don't want to
lead you into danger or trouble, but
if you're with me"
I'm with you," assured him
quickly. "You can't escape me-"
Good! Remind me to tell you,
one of these days, how swell I
think you arew He pinched my
cheek. "By the way, Mcintyre is
downstairs"
"McIntyre?" I had completely
forgotten the Chicago detective.
"But we don't need him now since
there is no murderr . I;
IT suppose not. And he would
have accomplished things too!
Can't very well bring a detective
into a house wheresthere's nothing
to detect? Just the same, I'm going
to put him on ice. If things go the
way I think they're going to, the
WitherspOon clan will be glad of his
assistance"
Don't forget that the emeralds
are still missing!"
II haven't forgotten, but until
Mr.. Horace comes out into the
open and accuses you of stealing
them, you won't need a defense"
asked: do you intend to take
this Mcintyre into your conf
dence?"
II don't think so, Elsie. I haven't
a thing to go on except my own
suspicious" He smiled at me. "You
and I, darling, will have to work
together until we've something
tangible and definite to Offer"
"All right, Phil. You'd better go
now"
20. K, sweet" He kissed me
f1eetingly. "Until tonight"
until tonight" repeated.
(To Be COntinued)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11

Jaw, babyw He came over to me
and put his arms about my waist
wouldn't you like tin Chicago
for instance 20
"Darling!" I cried, and for sew.
eral seconds I forgot all about
crimes and murders and stolen EN-.
eralds.
"Listen" He untangled himself
and walked to the opposite end OF
the room. I'm going downstairs
and get the lowdown. Wait for me
here, will you?"
nodded. IWould not have moved
from my room for anything, not
with killer floating around.
20. K. I'm off," He stepped out
into the hall and as quickly stepped
inside again.
"What-what is it,"
"Sh! Daphne and the Todington
fellow"
"Oh" 1 peered around his Shout
der. Daphne and Jeffrey stood in
the corridor. They were speaking
in low tones. And as we watched
the girl opened a door upon our
left and without CHANGING before or
behind, silently drew Jeffrey into
the room and closed the door.
"Well?" bounced from the bed
and ran halfway across the room.
"Well, what? ?" said Phil, and he
sounded so gloomy my heart sank.
"Didmore-the report?"
"Report" He laughed mirthless-
ly. elsie, my lassie, prepare your
self for a shock!
"a shock? You mean someone
else has been-?" I choked on the
word. -
Phil shook his head. That's the
shock! According to Didmore,
there's been no murder!"
mo murder" My senses reeled.
THAT'S it! He couldn't find a
trace Of poison in the body, not a
tracer
Then it was heart failure 2"
Evidently. The doctor admits
he is puzzled; says the only thing
he can figure out is that Mrs. Hor-
ace was suffocated. And even that
is doubtful"
Doubtful? Impossible. The drier
is punched with air holes"
It'd give my hat to get into that
salon! There must be something. I
can't believe that either death was
natural"
phil" I had an idea. "Phil, if
Didmore pronounces the death nat
ural, then the murder case is closed
and Chief Ellis will have to call off
his men"
Say" He regarded me with
frank admiration. "You have a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11
COMPENSATION ACT
. IS TO Be AMENDED
Several Changes In Admin
istration Of State Law
Proposed

Raleigh, Jan. 11-Several amend
ments to clarity, simplify and i'm
prove the State unemployment COM
pensation commission law, as finally
adopted by the State Advisory Coun-
Gil of the Unemployment Compensa-
tion Commission, have been approx
ed by the commission and submitted
to Governor Hoey for introduction in
the present General Assembly session.
The State Advisory Council has
been at work on these amendments
for six months, at several meetings
OF the Council and others of COM
mittees, and have secured tentative
approval of the Social Security Board
in Washington to the changes. The
Council is composed of five represent
tatives each of the public, the employ
ers and the employees, as follows:
The public, w. G. DOwd, Charlotte
w. b. Rodman, Jr. Washington, N.
c.; Harry L. Wilson, Morganton;
Clarence Stone, Stoneville; Don Elias
Asheville; employers, Marion w. Heiss
Greensboro; w. A. Egerton, Enka;
Grandy Rankin, Charlotte; James I.
Miller. Wilson; T. A. Finch, Thomas
vile; employees, O. G. Shaw, Durham
c. A. Fink, Salisbury; Charles Ruff
fin, Raleigh; A. M. Hughes, Whining
ton; Capus M. Waynick, High Point.
These amendments will be spon-
sored in the Senate by Senator Rod
man, of Beaufort county, and in the
House of Representatives Clarence
Stone, of Rockingham county, both
members of the State Advisory Coun-
Gil, who conferred with the Social
Security Board in Washington on the
amendments. sT
"Our unemployment compensation
law, while a splendid start, was hast
lily drawn and had numbers of flaws
which time and experience have
brought to light" said Chairman.
Charles G. POWELL. MANY of the. er-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11
READ THIS FIRST:
BY NJ E. CORNE

Elsie Ritter, a beauty shop operator.
taking the place of friend for week
in the private salon of Mrs. Horace
Witherspoon, Sr., finds herself involved
in a murder mystery when first the
eccentric old lady and later her mid
dle-aged daughter-in-law are found
dead under the same hair drier.. Elsie
was attending each at the time though
out of the salon for few moments be-
fore discovering the old lady's death.
A string of emeralds, belonging to Mrs.
Witherspoon, ST., are strangely miss
ing. Certain members of the, Wither-
spoon family, and some of the house
guests, strike Elsie as queer. Phil Ben
son. newspaper reporter and close
friend of Elsie, arrives as the police
launch their investigation. He imme-
ately phones for Mac Mcintyre, head
of the Chicago homicide squad, who
happens to be in town. Meanwhile
Richard and Daphne Witherspoon, chill
dren of the second victim, conduct
themselves oddly during questioning.
The chief of police continues his inter-
rogation of all those at the Manor When
the two deaths occurred. Elsie, Ben
son and Mcintyre discuss the possible
suspects.
(NOw GO ON WITH THE STORY)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE

"NOW ABOUT this Daphne
GIRL" Phil was saying, "she looks
guilty as hell to me-"
SLOW can you say such a thing!
I objected indignantly. He hao
touched upon a sore spot. Daphne
did look guilty; there was no de-
nying it. "She may be shielding
someone" I added contradictively
Little brother, eh? ?"
"Oh, you're horrid! They're both
sweet kids! Why can't you let well
enough alone?"
He eyed me quizzically. I'm case
you have forgotten" he reminded
me quietly, I'VE are speaking OF
murder. Someone in this house has
killed! Once-perhaps twice!"
"Oh" The full horror of the sit
uation hit me smack between the
eyes. Maybe" I squeaked, maybe
he isn't through yeti"
Murder can become a habit"
He was not at all reassuring. "And
murderers, contrary to existing be-
iefs, do not look like murderers.
Any one of the persons in this
house may have committed the
crime! Any one Of them!"
1 trembled: It'll take Toots," ]
said, trying to smile and making a
poor job of it. "She'd poison the
whole shebang without twitching a
muscle"
Phil disagreed. "It wasn't Toots.
It wasn't any of the guests. 1t was
someone in the family. Someone
who hated old Mrs. Witherspoon so
badly that he killed her."
"You'd-you'd have to hate some
one terribly TOTO murder them!"
My teeth chartered as on cold,
cold night, and 1 was cold-cold
with fear.
"Sure you would! And that's the
key to the whole thing! When we
find out who hated the old girl, and
why, We'll have the answer"
ut might have been one of the
servants" suggested. ELIZA, or
Mrs. Greedy"
1t might have BEEN"
"You don't really know that Mrs
Witherspoon was murdered" I re-
minded him. "You have no proof"
II know" He cupped his chin in
his hands. "And if suggest the
idea to Hank he'll give the whole
show away, or laugh himself sick
at my reporters imagination I
think we'd best say nothing. Well
let the murderer think he's gotten
away with his first job. Later we
can have the body exhumed-"
"Phil!" His matter-of-factness
Mortified me-.
think of it, Elsie!" he ex-
claimed. "a murder in Lawnville!
Why, if can solve this crime I can
get real job on a real sheet in a
real ethyl"
Can you?" I asked fatty.
"Huh?" He looked at me in as
constituent. Don't you think that
would be swell?"
"Swell." I avoided his look. So
he was just like all men, thinking
only of getting away!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11

header in Henderson high gym next
Monday night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11
'Y(UN'SVt!EE FALLS
VICTIM TO EPSON
Boys And Girls Rack Up
Wins In Fine Fashion;
Here Friday Night

EPSON whipped Youngsville basket
ball teams last night al Youngsville,
the girls winning 32-12s and the boys
1915.
Misses E. Smith and S. Harrington
led the EPSON scoring with Is points
e'acn, and Miss jamie Ayscue turned
n q good performance a.. guard. Miss
Holden was the best for Youngsville
with eight points.
Eaves led the EPSON boys with
elght points, and ]. Edwards and T..
Edwards tied for second honors with
five tallies apiece.
Moore shot seven.afor Youngsville.
Epson plays Henderson here Fri
day night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11
.AYCOCK WINS over
GOLD SAND TEAMS
Boys And Girls Have 1t Easy
In Running UP Wide
Victory Margins

Aycock high school basketball
teams turned in two triumphs over
Gold Sand teams recently, the girls
winning "a to 6, while the boys romp-
ed to a 36-11 verdict.
Miss Wright, with 10 points, and
Miss Stevenson with Ia, led the girls
to victory Miss Person was the best
for the losers. Misses Hoyle and Cur
rim showed up well on the. floor for
Aycock.
Edwards led the Aycock scorers
with IA points, with Capt. Mabry sec
ond with eight. Gray was the higl,
scorer for the losers, with six points
Fuller showed up well at guard.
Aycock will meet Stem in a double
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11

Henderson high school boys and
girls basketball teams will hit the
hardwoods again tonight, with South
Hill, We, teams as the opposition.
During the past few days, Coaches
Bob Harrison, of the girls, and Harl
Blose, of the boys, have been doing
little experimenting with lineups
in an, effort to get the best possible
combination for tonight's contests.
Vernon Rem, reserve center and q
boy that showed promise Of winning
a starting BERTH has resigned from
the boys squad, due to press of work.
This leaves Turner, rather small
header in Henderson high gym next
ETcrdau y,ich+
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11
South Hill Meets High
Cagers In Gym Tonight

man for center. Turner is about the
shortest, lightest man on the first
string.
South Hill usually produces some
fine basketball teams, and tonight's
foes are expected to measure up to
teams that have represented the
school in past years.
One of the defeats handed the girls
last year was at the hands of South
Hill team.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11

which benefits will fbe paid, simplify
ing the process and clarifying it so
the employer, or employee, may read
lily figure the benefits the employee is
due. This anendrnentealsos provides
that when claimant has served two
full weeks of waiting period, he will
not be required to serve further wait
ing period in his benefit year. Under
the act now, a claimant may have to
serve as much as five weeks on diff
ferent claims in a benefit year.
Appeals may be taken to the courts
by employers against whom contribu-
tons are levied, under a new amend
ment, providing for appeal procedure
This also provides for a lien on pro-
perty for contributions when a trans
fer in business is made. Injunctions
against the Commission from collect
ing contributions due would he pre-
vented, with provision for a suit for
recovery of the contributions improp-
erly paid.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-11

Dorothya.D Dix says no woman want.
to marry a perfect man. We've noticed
that. We've also noticed that no one
is raising dinosaurs as hobby.