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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

exactly the same things now as be-
fore the regulations and no more.
They haven't changed thing"
Enactment of the regulations, how
ever, has called the Labor DEPART
merits attention to the fact that it
has certain powers and duties it
never before thought Of. The Shu-
ford forces have in the past con-
cerned themselves only with indus
trial concerns who operated trucks
on the roads. Now the labor commits
sioner has become acutely conscious
that whatever trucks are operated in
North Carolina and the drivers there
Of are subject to the states 55-hOur
per week law unless they fall into
one of three categories CD They are
subject to regulations of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, (2)
they are subject to the State Utilities
Commission, or 60 their operators do
not employ as many as eight persons.
The big difficulty Is that nobody
knows which trucks are subject to
the |. c. c.; though the gasoline trans
port people say there has been Fed
eral court ruling that their trucks are
not engaged in interstate commerce
when hauling gasoline from storage
tanks to points within the state.
It's all very confusing and will take
more than Philadelphia lawyer to
work out.
But the really big wall of the op-
orators is that they are going to be
forced to employ more drivers than
they now use. That, they contend,
is going to force cut in the pay of
their drivers who are paid by the
mile and who in the future will not
be able to make as many miles. For
instance, Wilmington Greensboro
haul only pays just SO much, and if
two drivers are needed where only
one is used now, it is obvious that
each will get only half what the one
gets now. That will mean loss of
many Of the better drivers, and loss
OF these will not promote safety.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Three Held
In Spreading
Propaganda

Washington, Dec. Is. (AP)-Three
individuals and one corporation were
indicted by the Federal grand jury
here today on charges OF failing to
register with the State Department,
and criminal conspiracy.
Accused Of failing to register were
Raael Rush, Norman Weinberg and
Morris Liskin, said by government
attorneys to be officers of Bookiga
Corporation, American representa-
tive Of Russian publishing companies
The three men and the corporation
were accused Of criminal conspiracy
to enable the corporation to evade
the law requiring alien propagandists
to register with the State Depart
mcnet.
The indictments followed week
of secret investigation by Henry C.
O'Donnell and Floyd NJ Rett, spe-
cial assistants to Attorney General
Murphy Murphy himself appeared
before the grand jury THURSDAY.
Police said two employees of Am
tory, the Russian commercial e6r-
poration, with headquarters in New
York, were placed in custody this
morning for refusing to answel u.cs-
tons. They were Boris NikolSky and
A. 1llyin, who cOntended that ques-
tons asked in the grand jury room;
would lncrimlnate them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Count Ciano Says
Hitler Understands
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Italy lacked any intention of dis
turbing peace. Ciano went on to
say that Italy is determined to safe
guard her own interests.
"Fascist Italy continues to fol-
low the development of events with
vigilant spirit he said, ever
ready, if possible, to give once again
her contribution to world peace.
Home Projection Is Aim.
But she is equally determined to
protect, with On inflevible firm
ness the interests OF W" 'Nrd, air
and sea traffic, not to mention her
prestige and her future as great
power. This protection finds itself
Guaranteed in the resolute and &C
tive discipline Of the Italian people
in the staunchness of our weapons
and in the will power and wisdom Of
II Duce. which are as high and
secure as the destiny OF the country
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
TODAY In HISTORY

1773-HistoriC Boston Tea Party
philadelphia and New York had
sent their tea back; Charleston, S.
c. stored theirs in cellars where
soon spoilt.
1835-Terrible fire starts in New
York on an intensely cold night and
RACES for three days
184l-Sen. Lewis + Linn of Mo.
advocate Of making Oregon Amer
lean when English active there and
America Indifferent, introduces bill
for line Of forts from Missouri to
Oregon along the border.
1852-The Washington, D. c.
Evening Star founded
1864-G5 years ago. Battle OF
Nashville, Tenn. ends in a Fed
eral victory
1918-President Wilson made a
citizen Of Paris.
l919-steamship Ethie stranded
off Newfoundland with 81 on board
and dog swan ashore with life
line and all were rescued.
1929-Senate ratifies agreement
by which France agrees to pay her
four-billion dollar debt in 81 an
nual payments
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

With only six more shopping days
left until Christmas, Henderson mer-
chants were prepared today for the
biggest shopping period next week
they have experienced this season.
TO that end, nearly all establishments
plan to remain open until o'clock
every evening next week.
The shopping season was rather
late getting off to a start here, due
to the upsetting of schedules by the
tobacco holiday in the early fall, and
it is only in the past few weeks they
have experienced anything like nor
NAL trading volume Much Of the ac-
tual Christmas business is yet to be
done in many instances, it is be-
lieVed
Nearly all stores of the retail dis
trict are decorated in holiday colOrs
and designs. and have their Christ
mas merchandise on display at at
tractive prices and in high quality
goods
The streets were decorated several
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Today
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1918 = John Laurence Smith
Southern Observation-Disclosures, VINO
taught the Turks agriculture anc
mining in the 1905, born Charles
ton, S. c. Died Oct. y, 1883.
1825-Henry Heth, gallant Con-
federate general, born in Chester
field county, Va. Died Sept. p,
1899
l834-Charles B. Manville, foun-
der of the asbestos company, con
solidated with Jhe IL. ". Johns CO.
in 1901, born Watertown, N. Y.
Died Nov p. 1927
1839-Q00 years ago) Stephen
H. Taylor New York city banker,
poet and author, born at New lpS-
witch, n. H. Died Dec 16, 1919.
854-Joseph Fels noted soap
manufacturer, single-taX advocate
and philanthropist. born in Halifax
county. Va. Died Feb %, 1914.
1863-John Fox, Jr., novelist,
born Stony Point, Ky. Died July
5, 1919
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Merchants Are Prepared
For Final Holiday Rush
Only Six More Shopping Days Until Christ
mas; Large Portion of Expected Volume OF
Buying Still to Be Done.

weeks ago with many colored lights
in festoons and streamers. In the top
of the tower at the fire house, pin
nacle that dominates the business
section and much of the city in gen.
eral, brilliantly lighted stars have
been placed, one facing in each of
four directions just above the dials
of the town clock These were placed
bv firemen and have been the sub
ject of much favorable comment
since they were displayed Friday
night for the first time.
With shoppers sWirling about from
store to store in catching up the final
loose ends Of their Christmas buy
ing. the spirit of the season is al
ready manifest in the business sec
ton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Bloody November Smears
Safety Record of State
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L
many of the almost 1nvariable angles
on highway accidents. For example.
AZ pedestrians were killed and 88 in
Jured-about the usual percentage
every month.
Collisions Of automobiles account
ed Tor 70 dead and AL injured: an
autO-traln crash killed one and hurt
three; motor car entanglements with
morse drawn vehicles was fatal to one
and injured five.
Three died and So were injured
when cars crashed into fixed OBJ
Jects; while % were killed. and 1873
injured in non-collision accidents
Five blcyclistS lost their lives and 81
were injured
The dusky and early night hours
were, as always, dangerous oft Of
proportion to other hours. Between
. and p. m. AZ persons were killed
and 275 injured.
weekend accidents were the most
frequent, with % Saturday and "a
Sunday fatalities. iN'
speeding, according to the reports
was the principal cause of fatal ac'
cldents, with 81 charged against y
mere were 70 non-fatal c~ashes
charged against excessive speed.
necKleseS driving accounted for On
latai and 243 non-fatal accidentc.
Wnlle theree were two fatal and AZ
noh-1atal accidents attrib,ltahle ~
hlt-run drivers. @'iN "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Finnish Aid
Funds Scant

Donations for Finnish relief have
been very scant here, despite APP
peals by the Red Cross, and the re-
quest for cash contributions was re-
newed today by Mrs. E. R. AUSTIN
chairman Of the Vance County Chap
ter of the American Red Cross, who
is handling the funds 1t was pointed
out that nearly every one is SYM
pathetic to the cause of Finland
which has been invaded in an act
Of aggression, but the nation is so
small it is unable to fight effective
ly without OUTSIDE ai0, 1t was salu
and to this end an appeal was issued
for cash gifts.
Those desiring to help may leave
their contributions at the Dispatch
office, and they will be turned over
to Mrs. Austin, or they may give
direct to her, she said
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Four Deeds
On Friday

Four realty papers were filed
with the Vance Registry yesterday,
records revealed today at that Of
ice.
Mrs. c.. w. Davis conveyed 1912
acres of land in the county to N.
c. Crews for $40 and considera-
lions.
A. A. Bum, commissioner, sold
Irvine B. Watkins a lot on Pearl
street for 500 and considerations.
Thomas l.. Williamson, ct al.
sold Mrs. Frederick Williamson, ct
al, for $40 and considerations, sos
acres of land in Townsville town
ship.
For considerations and $40,
Thomas l.. Williamson, ct al, sold
G.. H. Williamson, SOC acres of land
in Townsville township.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
ANSWERS.

|. OF the total of 1885 accidents,
reported by the bureau of motor We
hicles for the month Of October the
drivers of the cars involved were ia
women and 1878 men, unknown, 38.
2. In this way: Treason against
the State shall consist only in levying
war against it, or adhering to it's
enemies, giving them aid and COM
fort" Two witnesses to the same act
are necessary for conviction.
3. The constitution provides that
each county, regardless Of population
is entitled to one representative;
each county having a population
equal to two hundred and tWen-
tieth parts of the total population of
the State is entitled to two represen-
tatives, and each county having a
population equal to three one-hun-
dred and twentieth parts is entitled
to three representatives, and SO on.
a. On April 25, 1897, Mrs. Hutch
ings walked from Burnsvllle to ASl?e-
vile, a distance Of 40 miles, in seven
hours and thirty-eight minutes.
5. The total per capita cost is $303
OF this amount the institutional re-
ceipts take care Of Sc The balance
Of 1927 is taken care of by state ap-
preparation. The Morrison Training
School is located at Hoffman. The
average number of boys in the in
stitution is IA.
6. Four with the following votes:
George Ross Pou, 223,517; Baxter
Durham, 1880; Willard Dowell,
1854; Charles w Miller, 1892. In
the four cornered race Pou received
a majority over all opponents in the
first primary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Ralph Adams Cram of Boston,
famed architect and author, born
Hampton Falls, N. H., 76 years
ago.
Malcolm ". Bingay of Detroit,
newspaper editor, born at Sand
witch, Canada, So years ago
Margaret Mead Of New York, an
thropologist, born in Philadelphia,
38 years ago
Dr.. Everett r. CInchy, director of
the National Conference of Jews
and Christians. born in New York,
43 years ago.
Elizabeth HAYES Of New York,
dress designer, born RidgeWood, N
j., SO years ago.
Francis W Wheeler, boys
story writer, born in England, SO
years ago.
Lionel D. Edie Of New York, econ
omist, born at Cambridge, N. Y, &c
years ago.
Noel Coward, English actor. play
wright and producer, born 20 years
ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
u. S. Presses Export
Ban For Planes
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officials as being embraced within
the ''moral embargo.
In its letters to manufacturers,
the State Department specifically
included Molybdenum Can essential
ingredient for hard steeD and
aluminium under the ban. Russian
imports of molybdenum have in
creased tremendously since the Eu-
ropean war began, and reports are
current here that some of it is
being re-exported to Germany.
The basis of the ''moral embargo
is simply the governments appeal to
manufacturers. Although there is no
power of enforcement other than
public opinion, the embargo has
proved effective in the past.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Stocks Show
Little Life

New York, Dec 1e.-(AP)-The
stock market today followed recent
Saturday precedents and kicked a
round inditferently over generally
narrow range. Mild rising tendencies
cropped up here and there, but us
ually failed to get very far Declines
and advances, on the whole, were re-
latiVely small at the close.
Steels and aircrafts tried to lead
the list on a forward jaunt at the
start, These soon lost heart, how
ever.
Offerings from the beginning were
as light as demand, and transfers
lOr the TWO hours ran to around 300,-
Geo Sh1rec
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED III. MAY

/. How many drivers of automo-
biles involved in accidents in Oc-
tober in North Carolina were Wo-
men?
?. How does the Constitution of
North Carolina define treason a
gainst the State?
3. On what basis are the 100 repre-
sentatives apportioned to the 100
counties Of the State?
4. What was he hiking record es-
tablshed in 1887 by Mrs. Charles
Hutchings, representative from Yam
cey county?
5. What is the per capita cost Of
caring for the Negro boys at the Nor
risOn Training School?
g. How many persons were IN the
race for the Democratic nomination
for State Auditor in 1886?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Maxwell Meets Head-On
Anger Of Oil Truck Men
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Shuford and the Shuford department
and he'll get it as far as the laws
and the Shuford interpretations of
the laws permit; but nobody yet has
been able to come out and say lust
what the Shuford powers are.
Commissioner Of Labor Shuford is
positive about one thimg-the Max
we'll regulations have neither increas-
ed nor diminished his powers and
duties by even an infinistestinal A.
mount.
The power Of the Labor Depart
ment has not been increased a bit bv
the Department of Revenues regula-
IONS. said Mi. Shuford. eve can do
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
NOTICE.

I have this day qualified before the
Clerk Of the Superior Court OF Vance
County, North Carolina, as Executor
under the last viii and testament OF
the Late Mrs. Clara Beacon Houtt,
and this is to notify all persons hold
ing claims against said Estate to
present the same to the undersigned
within one year from this date OF
this notice will be pleaded in bar
to any recovery. Persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
prompt settlement
This the 18th day of December
1889.
JERE p. ZOLLICOFFEB
Executor Under the VIII Of the Late
Mrs. Clara Beacon Houtt.
j. p & j. II. ZOllcOffer,
Attorneys.
1923 30-6-13-20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Hearing on Monday
For Man Awaiting
Death In Staying

Raleigh Dec. 16.-(AP)-Paroles
Commissioner Edwin Gill said today
he would confer Monday with cOun-
sci for Sheprose Holland, Duplin
county white man under sentence to
die December 20 for the first degree
murder Of his three-year-old step
son, Ray Goodman. Holland lost an
appeal to the Supreme Court this
week.
Vance B. GaNin Of Keransville,
is attorney for Holland.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Decisive Battle in
Northern Finland
Rapidly Developing

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enemy further south.
Hope For Heavy Shows.
General Kurt Wallenius, Finnish
commander on the central front
predicted the Finnish Russian war
might last a year, and declared he
hoped heavy SHOWS soon would aid
his defense against the enemy.
THE Soviet artillery is good, the
tanks Indifferent, the planes not
sklllfully piloted," he told Swedish
Newspaper men "Tho fliere AMMAN
emily have not been adequately
trained"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrator
Of the Estate of Samuel Lewis de-
ceased, late Of Vance County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the Estate Of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned Administrator on or be-
fore the 18th day of November l9fo
or this notice will be pleaded in par
Of their recovery All persons m
debted to this Estate will please make
immediate settlement.
This the 18th day Of November
1889.
A. w. GHOLSON,
Administrator Of the Estate OF
Samuel Lewis
GhOlsOn & GholsOn,
Attorneys.
11-18-25-2-9-16
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today's temperament is psychic
and the disposition somewhat too
sympathetic. The mind, unless care
fully trained in youth, may be oc-
cupied with vain ambitions which
will fall short of accomplishment
This may be, in a measure, averted
if proper education is furnished. or
it may, under favorable aspects, be
turned in another direction
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

itself"
Ciano disclosed he had informed
Adolf Hitler Of Italy's desire to
limit the war when he visited the
fuehrer last August.
He was sharply critical Of Brit
ish- French-Russian mutual assist
ance negotiations, arguing they had
resulted only in the non-aggression
alliance between Moscow and Ber-
lin,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Labor Board Policy
Was Intimidation
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;, charge at that time, as far as the
hoover company was concerned
EoWln 5. Smith, a member of the
board, described as ..nnnra,s ~ ,iie
SUGGESTION by Edmund M. Toland
c conrnit lor the House investigating
i'1dined a11 mat Smith had been pre-
G 5uo1ceo and biased" in favor of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

l. Carat
2. Anna Eleanor Roosevelt.
3. Managua.
4. French Minister Of Finance.
5. United Automobile Workers.
6. A-me'-na-bl; not a-men'-a-bl.
Z. Steel rods or wire.
3. World War.
g. DR.. James A. Naismith.
10. No; he votes on decisions the
same as the Associate Justices.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
CHRIST FOR kIl-ALL FOR CHRIST
0hflIll)i5aa ||'...'...,||l f@0t
sSE5---i;-i- -. - :I,5;s saih .


For in him we live and move, and
have our beng: as certain also OF
your own poets have said. For we
are also his offspring 1923.
Being then made free from sin, ye
became the servants of Righteousness.
Romans CHS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Graf Specs Com
mander Tells Story
Continued From Page One)

however, they were the ones which
really hurt the Admiral Graf Spec
Langsdorff said they inflicted
enormous damage" battering the
DOW and control tower and causing
many deaths and injuries, especially
IN the control tower.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

A free bulletin on approved prac-
ticse for handling tobacco plant beds
may be obtained without charge by
writing to the Agricultural Editor,
State College, Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
Cotton Price
Up At Close

New York, Dec 16.-CAP)-Cot-
ton futures opened three to nine
points higher. Around mid morning,
deliveries ranged three to twelve
higher
Cotton futures closed six to twelve
points higher; mddling spot, 11.40,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

LOST: BLACK BEAGLE HOUND
answers to name Big Boy Finder
please notify j. L. Martin 1t GINS
Store. G-lfi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

CARS WASHED & CREASED
until December 30, 1889, for
$1.25. Legg-Parham Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

GET PRICES ON OUR Used CARS
before you buy. (. & Z Motor CO
Dodge and Plymouth Dealers nv
Chestnut street. 4-eOd-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

I WILL HAVE A TRUCK I0AD an
Red Ball Holly at Haaac.9a v1-
canizing Company. Tuesday De-
cember 10. Come early md eel
yours. E. T. Hicks 1914
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
PAYABLE strictly III Advance

Entered at the post office in Hender-
son. N. c. as second class mail matter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

RADIO BATTERY SET OWNER. WE
can turn your sets into am electric
radio for a small cost Loughm-
Goodwin, jewelers., phone ll8.
13-4t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

ALL STATE LICENSED BEATTY
operators. Phone 200 for s1noiat
ment. Your patronage appreciated
Rrjdgers Beauty Shop. l4-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

STEAMED OYSTERS ATT VANCE
Service station with bot ag,tor
sauce, cole slaW and cracker nsr
and night, Phone 474-J. rqft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

FOR RENT: STORE BUILDING ON
Corner William and Winder streets.
See S. T. Peace. 9-Sat-Wed-8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

WANT ADS
Get Results
HENDERSON BUSINESS CCfl.c.
graduates have q broad E1ne.roL,a
Of business which enable. H..
lntelllgently carry out Mstgr,....
New term begins january
MAKE YOUR BATTERY nnnIr
INTO an all electric set lor ~,
sum. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Tn..or,
Phone l18.
FOR RENT SEVERAL FUEvIQ.-g,
steam heated bedrooms viii.
joining bath and Convenient +. '-
S. G. FoX's boarding house az
Garnet or phone 29-J tg.c
JUST ARRIVED, BIG SLIjP2,,,.r
of games for the entire lamii, A.
fOrd's Printing and Office Snnr1'
i6-2G
FOR EXPERT RODY Ann
fender work, painting m,
hClstering, glass rea.ars-
ment, and radiator cleaninr
and repairing, bring vorp
car to Legg-perham 81
STEAMED OYSTERS Ar rAvrp
Service station with bot hr,ta-
sauce, cole slaW and crae.o nau
and night, Phone 4T4-J 12tE
ALL STATE LICENSED BFAI,Tv
operators. Phone 200 for a3ooir4
ment. Your patronage appreciated
Prjdgers Beauty Shop. 14-tf
l WILL HAVE A TRUCK IGAD an
Red Ball Holly at Henderson V9r.
canizing Company. Tuosd;y ~
ccmber 49, Come early and %,
yours. E. 7. Hicks 1914
CARS WASHED & CREASED
until December 30, 1899, for
$1.25. Legg-Parham Co.
IET PRICES ON OUR Used cans
before you buy. (. & 4 Motor ca
Dodge and Plymouth dealers M
Chestnut street. 4-eod->f
LOST: BLACK BEAGLE HOUND
answers to name BIG Boy" Finder
please notify J. L. Martin III Gins
Store. lG-1t
RADIO BATTERY SET OWNER. WE
can turn your sets into am electric
radio for a small cost L0ughln-
Goodwin, Jewelers. phone ll8
BAT
LOST: FEMALE BLACK AND
white pointer, bob tail. Lost at
WILLIAMSBURG. If found. can A. D
Adcock, phone 893-W 1851
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
FOR RENT: STORE BUILDING ON
Corner William and Wnder ,reet
See S. T. Peace. 9-sat-Wed-8t
FOR RENT SIX ROOM FURNISH
ed house. Call phone 254-W. 1927
MAKE ALL ELECTRIC RADIOS OF
your battery sets. Another first
Loughlin Goodwin, Jewelers.
Phone 118. l3-4u
WE ARE READY WITH A CON-
plete line Of fireworks for Christ
mas. Get yours now from a COM
plete assortment. Fireworks Store,
between Recreation Billiard Par
lor and Whites Drug Store l2-5ti
All keyed ads are strictly con-
fidential. Please do not call
the office for their identity
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

FOR RENT SEVERAL Ft1I>rl.i--..-
steam heated bedrooms. With AL ~
Joining bath and convenient + w.
S. c. Fox's boarding house er5 ~
Garnet or phone 29-J
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

MAKE YOUR BATTERY F5no
into an all electric set for ....'g
sum. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jcaor.
Phone l18. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

JUST ARRIVED, BIG SHIP2,r,.r
of games for the entire lamii, a.
fOrd's Printing and OGnce SnnnI,
f6-9E
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16

FOR EXPERT HODY AND
fender work, painting IN,
hclstering, glass rao.acp-
ment, and radiator cleaning
and repairing, brine voTr
car to I'egg-P~rham q.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-16
WANT ADS
Get Res suits

HENDERSON BUSINESS COfl.C,.
of business which enable fm. 8
lntelllgently carry out Mstraa...
New term begins january p,
Evening star., 1939-04-14
Lacrosse Manicure Sets

-Oisoontinued sets the reason we
can sell them at such reductions. Linz
tied quantity-get yours early.
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-08

(See ROBOTS, Page C-6.)