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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-26
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

This is to give notice that I, Wal
ter HilHard Evans, of Sc Pearl St
Waterbury, Conn, have filed an APP
plication dated Oct 20, 1910, with the
Liquor Control Commission for a
Club Permit for the sale of alcoholic
liquor on the premises, SO East Haw-
kins ST., Waterbury. Conn. The bus
mess is owned by Clock City Lodge
of Elks, B. P. o. E. of w. No. $50,
of So East Hawkins ST., Waterbury,
Conn, and will be conducted by
Walter Hilliard Evans of Sc Pearl
ST., Waterbury, Conn, as permittee.
WALTER billiard EVANS.
Dated Oct. rs, 1910. 1O-26-11-2-2 Ut
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WHERE HE STARTED

Rabbit Maranville began his car
eer in organized baseball with the
Springfield club in Massachusetts,
and now he is back there as man
ager.
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3 MINUTES from Center. Income
81 800 per year. 2 houses e and
4 families). Bargain for quick sale.
Sherman Griner, IA Bank st. 4-4667
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WATERBURY SAVINGS BANK, a
corpo ration legally organized I'M
der the laws of the State of Con-
necticut, and located in Water
bury,
HEIRS, REPRESENTATIVES, AND
CREDITORS OF VINCENZO lam
ELE OR JAMELE, AND OF
MARIA MICHELA IAMELE OR
JAMELE, both late of said Water
bury, deceased; and LOUIS j.
JAMELE, ADMIR-, ANNA j. COL
ASANTO and ANTONIO JAMELE,
all of said Waterbury.
ORDER OF NOTICE
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, NEW
HAVEN COUNTY, IS. WATER
BURY, October 26th, A., D. 1910.
UPON THE COMPLAINT of the
said Waterbury Savings Bank pray
ing for reasons therein set forth for
a decree of foreclosure, possession
of mortgaged premises and re-
ceiver, etc., in re property at No. S32
Congress Avenue, in said Water
bury, made returnable before the
Superior Court in and for New Ha-
ven County at Waterbury, to be held
on the first Tuesday of December, A.
d. 1910, it appearing to and being
found by the subscribing authority
that certain of said defendants are
of parts unknown; therefore,
ORDERED That notice of the
tendency of said complaint be given
by publishing this order in the Eve
ming Democrat, a newspaper printed
in said Waterbury, three days sue
cessively, commencing on or before
the 18th day of November, A. D.
1910, by some proper officer who,
with his doings thereon Endorsed,
shall make due return.
GEORGE H. FREEMAN,
Clerk of the Superior Court for
New Haven County at Waterbury.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, CoUN-
TY OF NEW HAVEN, SIS. Water
bury, October rs, 1910.
The within and foregoing is true
and attested copy of the original
Order of Notice in my hands for
publication.
Attest
NICHOLAS JAMELE,
10-26-3t Constable.
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UNWANTED HAIR-Removed per-
manently (face-body) by Electro
lysis. Painless. Mrs. Jennie Griner,
79 North Main. 3-0218.
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Rooms, Board, Hotels
Rooms To Let

FURNISHED - Room, private new
home, use of kitchen, telephone;
couple or girls. Phone 4-6598.
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NeuO Car Dealers

8 Auto ana rrusE Dealer. :
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Labor trouble has closed Para
guay's largest textile mill.
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NORTHEASTERN
SECTION~

224 Benefit st. Four-room bunga-
low, practically new. Recondition-
ed inside and out. Provisions for
adding two additional rooms. Pric-
ed at only $500.
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! Private Owner Terms
Call at first house right, on Douglas
Ave. (Of Park Road.)
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Good Things To Eat
Household Articles
3 Rooms Furniture
Used 312 Months = $3.50

Furniture Looks Like New
Thoroughly Reconditioned
Original Price was 1858
Includes Stove
Free Storage-Free Delivery
Easy Terms Arranged
Here is a bargain which we con-
slider one of the best we have ever
offered. You get everything for the
home including a Living Room Bed
room, Kitchen and many other
items to make up the home. See
this Super Value and you'll buy it!
PHONE OR WRITE FOR A
COURTESY AUTO"
No matter where you live, we will
send Courtesy Auto" at anytime
to bring you to the store and back
home again. This is free service,
so use it whenever you desire.
Albert's Furniture Co.
Open Wed. and
w dGc1 JUL Sat. Ewes.
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you CAN NOW BUY A
NEW OR USED CAR ON
OUR NEW GMAC
MILITARY SERVICE
Nr nr AAY


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car will be protected = you have
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1910 Oldsmobile Conv. Coupe
1888 Ford Sedan
1896 Buick Touring Sedan
1887 Chrysler Sedan
1884 Plymouth Sedan
1887 Buick Sedan R. & H.
1887 Oldsmobile 8 Sedan
1889 Cadillac Cow. Coupe
1886 Pontiac 2-Door Sedan
1885 Packard Sedan
1886 Packard Sedan
1885 Pontiac Sedan
1884 Dodge Panel Truck
1885 Oldsmobile Sedan
Others from $25 up
Cadillac, LaSalle, Odds
504 WATERFOWL Ave Dial 5-1149
Also 379 w. Main st. Dial 5-0319
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A picturesque Colonial House with
every modern convenience and can
be bought for an amazingly low
price.
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Personals

FURNITURE MOVING - Nation
Widely GREYVAN LINES.
IA Bank st. Dial 4-4667
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MEN OF 1 TO IS
BUY A USED CAR ON OUR
MILITARY SERVICE
REPURCHASE PLAN
AND IF YOU ARE CALLED TO
SERVICE YOUR INVESTMENT
WILL BE PROTECTED!
1910 Pontiac 100 Deluxe 4 D. Sedan,
1000 miles. Priced low.
1899 Buick Special 4 Door Sedan,
Radio and Heater
1896 Pontiac Sedan. Low mileage.
Priced low for quick sale
1888 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan
EMMONS and SEVILLE
Pontiac Sales and Service
497 Meadow ST. Dial 3-3149
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w. H. HART, INC.
RealtorS-General Insurance
20 East Main st. Dial 1854
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Special Notices

HUNTERS
Your trophies. mounted true to ma
tura. Wall cases speciality. James
T-uelove, Licensed Taxidermist.
Thomaston. Phone 210.
Phone 210.1R
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NEW FUR GOATS-Made-to-ord order,
SIS up. STERNBERG, Furrier, 20
East Main st. Dial $4,000.
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Automobiles
Neuu Car Dealers

Automobile For Sale
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SALE PRICES1On all wallpapers
in stock. Surety Paint & Wall
paper Co., 1853 South Main st.
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Dental Plates Repaireo-3 hrs 81
Your Old Plate made like new : up
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
I61 East Main st. Dial S-86B0
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WESTERN SECTION

A beautiful home Of rooms. First
floor lavatory-full bath ON second
floor. Hardwood floors throughout
Hot water heat. Automatic water
heater. Large screened-in porch. l.
car garage.
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Announcenlents


LOST-Gold bar pin, Cameo center,
2 tassels on middle, very old
fashion. Reward. S-7679.
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The Government of Irak is aid
ing industrial expansion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Census Change
Recommended

Washington, March I.--(AI)---
Authoritative sources said today that
Senate Commerce committee nad
approved a resolution recommend
ing that questions regarding per
sOnal income be eliminated from the
1910 census.
The committee agreed that its &C
tons should be kept secret until to-
morrow but reliable source told
reporters that a resolution by Sena-
tor Tobey, Republican, New Hamp-
shire, had been approved by vote
of 9 to 2. Chairman Bailey, Democrat,
North Carolina, Of the subcommittee
was said to have supported the reso-
luton but the other votes were not
made public immediately.
1t was reported the committee
voted to keep its actions secret be-
cause the commerce department had
asked additional time to file state
ment. It was added, however, that
the subcommittee intended to take
no further vote.
The resolution will be voted upon
by the full commerce committee to-
morrow, and if approved will go to
the Senate floor If merely would ex-
press "the sense of the Senate" that
questions regarding personal income
be stricken from the census.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Doctors Ruled
UnderShernan
Act Provisions

Wilmington. March 4.-(AP)---
IL" United States court Of appeals
led today that the justice depart
""t c>uid prosecute the American
el,c.j Association on charges OF
''iatlag the Sherman antitrust
I. sustained the validity OF an
Indictment mich charged that the
.'-la, l"o Of its affiliateS, and ~
"a.'dual physicians had acted IN
.l.,Eatn, Of trade by opposing actlV-
- %. "a group health association N
washington.
~ this action the court reversed
decision Of a district court which
Tao upacld d demurrer in which
1.' ANA pleaded that the practice
~. medicine was a Learned pro-
-'-'C rathcr than trade. The
,a'" Is therefore sent back to dis
=. court for trial.
TIE appellate court held that the
"iac.ce Of medicine fell within the
PROVISIONS Of the Sherman anti
AUST rct.
Last October the Supreme court
.'..~"d = pass on the case. The
'sHo.at" courts decision opened the
,.E ."s another opportunity Tor re-
Tie" @. the litigation by the ST.
t>e>~c court.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Storms Hit
Many Sections
Of Nation
(By the Associated PreSs.)

(By the Associated Pfe3S.)
A tornado, d flood, and slcct
storm disrupted communities II the
east, middle west, and far west to-
day.
Parts Of Indiana and Illinois were
strewn with wreckage from a week
end tornado that caused much
property damage and at least two
deaths.
The little town of Meridian, Cal,
sloashed about in several feet Of
water that completely submerged all
but four blocks yesterday-the result
Of weekend leVee breaks in the
wake of a widespread California
flood.
The sleet storm, accompanied by
east and northeast gales running as
high as "A miles an hour, hit the New
York metropolitan area last night and
showed no signs of abating.
New Jersey, New York and Con-
hecticut roads we're glazed; driving
was hazardous. Trees and wires were
covered with ice. the weight OF
which caused hundreds to break.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Inquest Today
Into Death

Washington, March 4.-(AP)-An
inquest was scheduled today into the
death of Marvin Goodwin, 39-ycar
old automobile mechanic.
Goodwin was found on the bed
loom floor Of his home Saturday WIlh
a fractured skull, and died Saturday
night in Emergency hospital. James
Mcclure, 33-year old restaurant pro-
prictor, was held without bond pend
ing the inquest.
Police were told GoodWin's head
struck the pavement during a scuffle
which started in a restaurant. George
Darnall OF the homicide squad said
Mcclure reported he had been at
tackled when he ordered Goodwin
to leave the restaurant at closing
time, just after midnight Friday.
Goodwin is believed TO be from
Washington, N. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Total0fCuts
Raised To
293 Millions
Interior Department
Estimates Whacked,
Included $250,0OO
For Byrd Expedition;
Roosevelt Praised In
Senate.

Washington, March 4-(AP)--
The House appropriations committee
lul:cd the total OF budget cuts made
in Congress his year to 1898, 600, 900
today.
At the same time movement
developed in the Senate 10 spend
part Of the treasury's $1,000, 100000
working cash. which Treasury Off
Gals contend should be kept on hand
for use in case OF emergency.
Both developments reflected the
election year desire of members OF
Congress- to avoid new taxes Or an
ir"lca.e in the limit on the national
debt
III its latest Whack at President
RooSevelt's budget estimates the
House committee trimmed $685.
277 from the interior department
bill. Of the refused appropriation
&l,uUUU had been scheduled for the
Byrd Antarctic expedition. In this
connection the committee said it
had been misinformed last year
as 10 how much longer the eXpedi-
ton was going 10 be needing appro-
CREATIONS.
The Senate resounded TO praise
OF accomplishments OF the RooSe-
welt administration, which began
seven years ago today.
senator Barley, the Democratic
leader, said in an anniversary
speech that the New Deal had
helped labor and business alike. He
added:
Il have searched in vain among
our critics-including presidential
candidates whose common theme
song is now the alleged failure Of
the New Deal-to offer any con-
structive suggestions that contribute
TO a solution Of the unemployment
problem.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
City Sinks As
MinesCaveIn
Homes And Buildings
Heavily Damaged AS
Abandoned Mine
Workings Collapse.

Shenandoah, Pc, March 4.--(AP)
-Mid-city Shenandoah sank slowly
toda., topp!irg homes and WreckIng
business buildings as abandoned an
thractie mine workings below the
town collapsed after a 24-hour rain.
Residents awakened by the rum
bling that warned Of the caVc-ln, Tied
from a l6-blCci area. Police Chief
Frank Allinsky said no one was re-
ported killed or injured but property
damage was heavy.
BY 9 a. m. seven hours after the
subsistence first was detected, many
buildings had settled l0 inches and
widening cracks streaked across fac
tories and brick structures.
Many homes were split in two. Gas
and water mains were broken.
Women sCbbed Historically among
the hundreds of spectators who look
ed on from safe areas outside the
section police roped off. Many saw
mel homes collapse.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Italy Strikes
At British
Sea Policy.
Mole rot e S t / n g
Blockade of Coal
ch;u,nenes Says Geo
ron7ic And Political
Relations" E n d a n
geTed.

, .,. 7r.rch l-tAPl-Italy. pro-
...,.. --~.,,s: the Britieh blockade
-.,..-,..,, cs9l ShinmertS to it1lv.
..rr g:-n,t Hr''1;n that economic
....:.:r~l rolNt'nnS" of the Rome
~ f .,,,on governments are in dan
r.. va.e nf protest. delivered yes
.s--- ?, the British embassy, was
~..,.~.-t to&2y.
-,... vu;e won't bevond q formal
,~-..,. -sq;r<r the British admiralty
..s-. 2, hit the coal shipments. L
...r... 81. contrab2ud control gen.
....,, .v5 charged that interrogation
~. ,..' ~ the high seas was flag
-.r. lection OF the Hague conven-
-, .. ,on-.
The submission Of all maritime
.-..-c . non-bcll;gerent countries to
...,.. I'D control, the note slid. is
.,- X abusive.
~ ,.rr lon foreign office circles in
d.. ri lot Iiaiy'S protest would
.,.., col British reception.
# was reported IN authoritative
c.u-s that the most rapid and
r:-,..E considcratj,n" would be
..~s~ - Italian note and that an
- ~ wrUld be made Ito be as &C
,..---s'.'.~g Is possible.
i, he same time it would be I'M
v.>a 90 believe that Britain would
.e.rg-. from her original position III
..,, .. unrestricted warfare by
Gg-ny against the allies and neu-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Propose Farm
Loan Changes

Washington, March !. - (AP)-
Fo,r form state leaders laid before
Congress today proposed rcvamping
of inc farm loan system, which they
,ajG would make lend banks self
supporting yet cut the interest rates
to farmers.
They would put q fiat percent
interest charge o. farm real estate
loans. Farmers now pay - per-
cent on land bank loans and 4 per
cent on land bank commissioner
loans.
The bill was proposed by Chair
man Jones, Democrat. Texas, of the
House agriculture committee and
Senators Wheeler. Democrat, Mon
tanH: BaNkhcad. Alabama; and La
Toilette, Progressive. Wisconsin.
Inc authors SAID il would abolish
foreclosure proceedings and defl-
c.cncy Judgment: except in cases OF
NlliiuI OF Negligent damage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Fresh Nazi Troops
To Western Front
Nazis Apologize
For Shooting OF
Belgian Aviator

Brussels, March 4.-tAP)-
Germany presented a complete
apology today for the killing OF
a Belgian army aviator in a
clash between three Belgian
planes ard a German bomber
on Saturday.
The Belgian fareiSn office
said the German AMBASSADOR
called on Foreign Minister Paul
Henri Spaak and expressed
every sincere regrets.
German aviaJors again i:av"
hecn warned not to flv over
t-eutral nations, it was r@p?:tcr.
An official German v"reian OF
the incident Was that tilc pilot
Os to honn'cr t',nisGit that he
wa1 cvrr Frarcr ard facing
three Allied planes WHOM he
opcncd fire Gu the Belgian
planes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Buzzard Roost
Case Denied

Washington, March 4.-(AP)-
Greenwood county, S. c., failed to-
day to obtain Supreme court re-
view of a decision denying damages
from the Duke Power Company as
the result of an injunction which
delayed the county in constructing
the Buzzard Roo3e electric power
plant.
The county appealed from the
.Curtu itucral circuit court, which
neld that there was no LIABILITY OF
damages resulting from an trron-
,ollsly granted injunction unless a
suit is prosecuted maliciously. The
court also held that as the coGnly'S
plant mad not been built there
could be no restitution Of cXpectec
i2rofits.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
ETouee Receives Meas
s1-o P~~ovidsng Appro.
7or:a,ion Fer Blue
E?;Jec AMI NIatchez
@cc Ero Gets In
:. c.7ss--Gll a. a.

Washington, March 1,-(AP -
Funds 70 finanG2 contnH.l CON
str,Irti2n oI two imnnrtont 'outhern
Darkvays were included II the in
tcrior department appropriation oil
submitted to Congress today.
The budget estimate "f S2,O09,O00
testimony given the House appro-
pr.aJicns committee showed, WOULD
allow S1,3C0,O00 for Wo"k on tho
Blue Ridge Parkway and S7n0,OOc
on the Natchez Trace. The former
will connect the Shenandoah ana
Great Smoky Mountains national
paris by mems Of i@5-'n,lc scenic
road averaging $500 feet in cleva-
ton.
The Riuc Ridge appropriation
wyn.d b. divided equally between
construction work il North Caro-
ina and Virginia, n.nC miles O
parkway being cnnt2mpIated If
each state during the next fisca
Ycur.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Firms Repel
Attacks On
Vii uri
Russian Attempts to
Advance Across Ice
Of Say of Viipuri Re-
pulsed; 1900 Rus
slams Killed in Fight
ing In North.

I4olsinki. March 4,-(APN-Tho
Finnish high command announced
today that its forces, fighting in
vading Russians almost at the gates
Of Viipuri, had repealed attacks
aimed at the city from three sides
In addition, the Firms reported
fighting in the Arctic region far
ther ncrth near Petsamo and north
east Of Lake Ladoga where they
said 1000 Russians were killed.
The attacks against Viip'ri 1922"
beaten back yesterday as the Rus
slams attempted to advance a""ns
the ice Of the Bay of Viipuri at a
'"cCnd point between the bay and
thn VuokSi river and at t'oird
point near Ayrappa, few miles
farther to the northeast.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Campaign
Still Drags
With Deadline F or
Filing Two Weeks
Away, Gubernatorial
Race Is Quiet.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, March 4.-North Caro-
lina's many-Sided gubernatorial race
still drags along with no outward
signs Of animation, although dead
line for filing by statewide candidates
is row slightly less than two weeks
away and in a couple Of days less
than twelve weeks the voters will
90 to the polls to express their pre-
ferences.
Not a candidate has opened Ra-
leigh headquarters. Only three of
the six had named State managers
through the end Of last week, and
none has really begun his formal
speaking campaign, although all Of
them were making as mucn political
capital as possible out of addresses
before this. that and the other group
or organization.
That is situation practically With
out precedent in North Carolina,
Continued on Page Seven)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Roosevelt Attends
9TH Anniversary
Religious Service

n h.Hgton. March 4. - (AP)-
silent Roosevelt heard solem2
raprta,trr rom the Bible today that
~-a..aN shall not lift up a sword
r-, nation, at divine services
cn0~.norating the seventh anniver-
,. o.. HI; first inauguration.
>'r' n tie Church of the preSi-
C.-'.. s.. Johns Episcopal, bloci
.~.. de White House, the Chlei
E"ocrtive bowed his head while
'.." lords from the fourth chapter
o.. Micah were read:
md they shall beat their swords
.0'n oiowSharCs and their spears into
pruning hooks; nation shall not lit
tip a sword against nation; neither
sra., hey learn war any more.
!, he has done every March 4,
i" President drove to st. Johns for
" 2l-m;nutc service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Rebuilding Of
Roads Planned

Raleigh, March 4.-(AP)-State
highway engineers today Degan an
extensive inspection tour Of roads
in preparation for ALLEGATION Of ST.
887, 900 available for repair Of dam
age by recent bad weather.
In addition, $4,000 had been
designated for repairs to the Wright
Memorial bridge, making S2,000,000
allocated for repairing the highway
"ystem.
In accordance with the desire OF
Governor Hoey the fund will be dis
tributed on the basis of need rath-
err than the basis of area and popu-
lation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
NcI>IeiiII Pays
Filing Fee
Is Candidate For Re,
publican Termination
Dough33on And Bull
Wrinkle File.

Raleigh, March 4.--(AP)-1obert
Fl. McNeili Of Statesvilie paid SlO3
to the state board Of elections today
and filed for the Republican goher-
Material nomination in the May 70
primary. u, :,
both Republican and Democratic
ranks appeared certain with y days
left during which candidates may
file FOR congressional and other state
offices. a~,
Nine Democrats have announced
for governor-five more than ever
entered primary in the State. Eve
Republicans have declared then
intentions to run, and that IS also
a record. e
Representative R. L. Doushton OF
the 9th district, dean Of the Norm
Carolina congressional! celesa tIon
and chairman Of the House ways
Continued on Page Severn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
CUBAN LEADER is
SHOT TO DEATH

Havana, Cuba, March 4.-(AP)-
Carlos MART, leader Of the reali5t
party, was killed today and two
others were wounded by shots fired
from an automobile into the political
headquarters of Colonel Batista.
Police began an immediate inVeSti-
cation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
Farm Benefit
Figures Given

Washington, March 4.-(AP)-
Secretary Wallace announced today
ma. more than $50 farm benefit
payments in excess Of $1,000 were
...Ce 70 North CarolinianS for con-
y~ance with the 1887 agricultural
adjustment program.
re list included a. $4,000 pay
..a~t 10 u. S. Clark and Sons, Inc,
@. -arooro. and one for s. 654 to P.
: Ransom Of Jackson. North Caro-
Ina payments in excess Of $1,000
,ota.rd S272.6l9. A large majority
"t-e between $4,000 and $1,000.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04
SUB RETURNS

Berlin, March 4.-(AP)--T h c
German official news agency, DNB,
said today that German sub
marine had returned home report
ing the sinking Of $4,000 tons Of
hipping.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04

Continued on Page Severn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-04

(Continued on Page Seven)
La gaceta., 1940-09-27

La nota sobresaliente de esta
fiesta Cabaret es ell concurSo de
y RUBIAS. Las
triunfadoras seran elegidas por
medic de los aplausos del publ
co. Habra una maquina electri-
ca que copiara, pOr medic de sig
nos, los aplausos que cada una
de elias recibe.
va sc cuenta con un buen MT
nero de inscripciones en- la Sc
cretaria general de la sOciedad.
Tres orquestas tendran a su
cargo la parte bailable, ma
NUEL DOT
FRANCISCO y "LA TROPI'
CALL. Las dos primeras acupa-
ran la concha del salon princi-
pal y la Ultima la plataforma de
La sala cantina. Isl ell tempo 10
permite este conjunto tOcara en-
Ell PatioJardin).
Precios para esta fiesta: Ca
balleros 75cts. Damas rs cts.