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Evening star., 1940-07-21

No cash investment necessary. Write F. R
Haigh. Box :,6,1. Newark. N J.
EASY ocCUPAT1oN-sell PLAYING cards
year. Show new monogrammed cards;
SIZE Size sample s', OUTFIT FREE General n VSar card
400 S. Peoria st, Dept Mill. Chicago
FURNITURE statesmen
Washinston's fastest growing furniture
perienced furniture salesmen. Good salary
and future await the men who qualify
9enes Gys all bsd partcuars in Letter All
Address Box Box 17a-J Ae star sit''eS' '0nHoen'e
able now for few responsible men in this
district. in association with an enterprise
which, l6 years ago. opened its first once
IN IN New Sr,. York and today operates hundrsds
organization. during the past II years
Has not DISCHARGED nor laid of single
smploye whose character and work have
Has not cut any salaries or commits
sions- but has increased many
Has increased its business tremendous
Can introduce you to many men with
larger regular income than they have ever
Has. due to increasing business. been
making additions every year to its large.
new factory purchased for cash in 1882.
Deals with its own dealers direct. sales
without any. investment or risk on their
part furnishing tested methods for i'm
mediate substantial earnings.
part of its potential market to develop In
this area will start several men with
some business or trade experience at once.
at ats sos Denrike Bldg. 1oio Vermont
Men with flexible minds and responsive
to new ideas, between the ages of 20 and
Evening star., 1940-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless made by myself. THOMAS E.
O,DONNELL, JR.. 302l o st. NV. 21'
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts other than those contracted for
by myself. s. G. SIDELINGER, 21O 4th
st. Sc. 22s
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts or bills other than those contracted
by myself. CHAMPION H. NORRIS. 5043
Blaine st. ne 21s
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self MR.. PAUL KRUM. 1897 M st. NV.
81
INVALID ROLLING CHAR0-For rent OF
sale: new and used all styles. all sizes; re-
duced prices UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO. 4la 10th st NV NE. 1874.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
HELP DOMESTIC.

COMBINATION waitress and maid COL
ored: for boarding house; must have ex-
1905 N. H. ave NV. Apply after 10 am.
dsS aSs e1Sss Wardman m pk pan5g Hotel no Sun
GIRL. white. for ghw. and care of in
fant; live in; $35 monthly. Phone Lin
GIRL for general housework and care of
ehiid; hni small s1al salary and good home. Box
care i child; city refs health A's card p re-
auired; live in: 81 wk. ia. $3.50.
GIRL white general housework and care
Of 2.yearsold child live in; nearby Va.
GIRL, white, general housework plain
cooking, laundry; 3 in family: live in;
willing worker: So wk. RA. 1854
GIRL OR WOMAN. white. genl house
work and cooking; sm. family; suburban
ss-w-3. '' 90 ~ 0es" "a
GIRL OR WOMAN. white, for genl. house
work; no cooking; good home; S25 mo-.
HoUsEKEEPER white, light household
small salary. Chestnut 74g3
HoUsEKEEPER. white: live out: refs;
St5 mo Shepherd 6s52.
HOUSEKEEPER and cook for small fam
Ily: live in: refs; must be reliable. Phone
Gsilei sui
sUoEn FssEsSces vh of OF sbsn hx
in. 35O9 10th NE
HouSEKEEPER and gh.w. for small home
w Woman viasIna p1ef SSeYrei VIZ ioo mddleased white
salary Shepherd 57aa-J. 0' ''e ''
HousEKEEPER,, refined. white, IS to As
S. Yrs. COOK ior adults: S25. room and
eeard; sood home to right party. ia.
HoUsEKEEPER COMPANION pleasant and
renned. References. Cali weekdays, Ii.
HoUsEKEEPER. white 2o-4o. care of one
cnlio; live IN; references required. Call
MAID. MAJ colored. light, skin. to care for
child sm. apt. Apply Sum. between Q
and ! l a m. 325 Delafield pl NV. Apt 4.
MAID. white. or coloreo. for general work
lor lady living alone: must be able to
drive car; ref, required, Box 1886, Star
MAID. white or colored. housework cook
ing: care of baby; stay nights Dupont
WOMAN. white. middle-aged gh.w., cook,
care for l small child; live in. AT. 1922.
WOMAN for genl. housework: must be good
cook and laundress; room. bath, Sl2 wk
6S01 Glenbrook I'd. Bethesda. Md.
WOMAN, white. middle-aged. care of apt
and small boy; good cook. 2147 ST.
NV. Apt. 209
WOMAN for general housework: must be
neat; local ref; live in. 5l2S Nebr. ave
NV. EN-. 1902.
WOMAN. white for general housework &
MsItennoons Mian ans week Apply in person @.s5
WOMAN, must be good cook and clean
houseworker; not over 40; to 60 away for
summer. Call ME. 1923 Mon. or Tues,
bet. = a.m.-T pm.
WOMAN, white. cook, eh.w, laundry: .
IN family: live in: no Sun: nearby va;
S25 mo-: refs. Box 141-G. Star.
WOMAN, girl, white, light housework; live
in; board room, S25 mo to start In
aulre Mrs Davis, 1868 Kenyon st. NV.
WOMAN. white; housework. care of 2
WOMAN. young. white. as housekeeper;
live in. 221 End st Sc
Evening star., 1940-07-21

8 NEW-HOUSE statesmen.
experienced men with D. C. or Md. license.
See Mr.. Baker, 1920 K st. NV.
SPARE-TIME WORK-Will
$50 per week in addition to
your present earnings solve
your financial problems? If
you are employed, neat, pleas
ing personality, and own an
automobile, write and get
particulars. Box 344-G, Star.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
locol Advertiser
Three Lines (Minimum)

1 time 23c line S SO
3 times zoe line ne-- 1.80
7 times l9c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion.
DEATH NOTICES-$1.25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines, time, zoe line 5 80
3 lines, 2 times, 18c line----- 1.08
3 lines, times, 15c line 1.35
Evening star., 1940-07-21

MAN to travel By old reliable Arm Bonus
and weekly check. EXP. unnecessary. NC
BRADY, 1O47 Van Buren,. Chicago,
Evening star., 1940-07-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BURTON LINOTYPE SCHOOL. 7O7 9th
st. NV. can train you for better-payine
position; enroll any time: summer rates.
AIRPLANE DRAFTING taught at home:
pleasant. profitable work: start training at
once. Write for American School Bulletin.
Box a50-J Star.
HIGH SCHOOL PREPARES tor COLLEGE or
home Write for American School Bulle-
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD P B: X
Wash. Business Bureau. 227 Bond Bldg.
AUTO LESSONS-Reliable white man, any
bsqFS bsqFnr
evening classes lie arm under experienced
instructors and woIkmen: welders are in
ns f1sa' ssS sfT'na nsh1 S1a Hsnc sss pay seT
COACHING in frs, or second grade work;
mornings Woodley 6444.
PRIVATE DANCE sTuDIo-Learn to
ohSs as ssHns conn aVe sey oe co 300 9S
TUTORING: grade and high school sub
jects: especially English also Civil Service,
SOC lesson. CO. o540-W.
TUTORING; home or ours: math.. Eng.
moS. se eouass Box 81 ss4Js Jeh: STAY sype - mo-
SUMMER CLASSES in TELEPHONE Up.
interesting, profitable NEW classes start
ing this week. Miss Page, 1911 G st.,
Room 20i MA. 234U.
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts: easy
assuring perfect safety Permits secured
Md. Va. and D. c. Easy Method Driving
School. Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897.
WELDERS ARE IN DEMAND. This is your
opportunity to learn under a qualifled
welder instructor with experience in rail-
road shipyard, steel mill boiler tank shops
and oil ref1neries. The various Jobs where
welding is required in thes, plants are ex
planned. such as locomotive fues, sheet
nues. super heater tubes. crown sheets. door
ewes, Hillside O556-J.
TELETYPE MACHINE latest model. with
instruction set, original cost, S1IO: sell
Ior palanee which Is S75; payments SIS
Evening star., 1940-07-21
HELP MEN.

Experienced; must have had experience 4
automobile business. Excellent opportunit
for right rarty. Give experience, age an
salary expected Hox I3O.C 9tar
Evening star., 1940-07-21

Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

BOOKMEN
Investigate Doubleday's Encyclopedia:
highly recommended: new attractive SELL
ing features: medium priced low terms;
highest commissions advanced Write
details including phone number present
connection; confidential. P. o. Box 407,
Richmond. Va
Evening star., 1940-07-21

COMBINATION waitress and maid coll
ored. for boarding house; must have ex-
perience and references. Do not phone
1908 N. H. ave, NV. Apply after 10 m
COOK. first class; . in family: no Sun
day. 622-M. Wardman PIX Hotel
GIRL. white. for g.hw and care of in
fant; live in. $35 monthly. Phone Lin
coin 27l4-J
Evening star., 1940-07-21

HOUSEkEEPER. white, not over 40 years
Of sge, for general housework. Box 151-J.
Star. ~
LADY young, 25 to rs years. billing clerk:
fast typist: steady position; handle volume
details: experienced Office worker. $50
month start; prompt Advancement; reply
own handwriting: references. Box 64-J.
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- - 7--'''-----''-- '-,'----- -
SAlESMEN.

MEN. over 25. with cars. to assist me in
my business. Apply II to /, 330s l4th
st. NV. Room 220.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

THE j. r. WATKINS COMPANY wants an
ambitious man with car to take over 900
family rural route in Anne Arundel CO.
Haigh. Box .tH1. Newark. n j
Evening star., 1940-07-21

LADY white. under 35. to keep house
and care girl Of : in motherless apartment:
Must be good cook, clean housekeeper and
thoroughly competent in caring for and
keeping little girl happy. Must be refined.
healthy and pleasing appearance. not
servant type. Good character and rell-
ability paramount: no ny-by-nights; $40
month to start; permanent for right party.
o5DU 18th N W
Evening star., 1940-07-21
BEAUTY PARloRS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY DRIVING TO NORTH DAKOTA o
or about August 3. wants 3 passenger
help drive: exchange references. Phor
Temple 2644
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16

Left Above E.
White Alligator Calf Sandal
ToclcSS . China heel .. Now
495.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16

Truly. COWS were nur ilrNl road
plannCr, BnftalocS also did their bit
~ oarjv American road cnGinHefN
The post. tho STAGE, and later tH,
wagon, OF commerce and asrlrul-
turc followed tNCIr paths
so for years We kept on reSurt'c-
.ng ana widening the old COW an@
horse paths. We have spent nor
than 80 billion dollars doing it. BIZ;
every year The death toll goes on.
Every year more and better mo-
,oi cars appear on - .ott..-
roads that were never Intended !Ji
high speed engines on rubber tIiH
And today these roads are hr.p
less to cope with the ever-lncre.,s.
ing volume and speed Of traIN
Nincty-eight per cent OF state III. h
ways in this country are only 40
.aneS wide.
We build great bridges, but 2C
design them tor only t#o or tn
!qncS of traffic in each dirCC'oA.
elthou2h there may % 20 IAN
feeding INTO the bnd-e at e..
end II requires no IMAGINATION to
vl~Hall2c the follaCN ot attemNNro
10 funrcl 20 lane, into three.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
ROAD HARDLY BIb.i
RTEOEE OITNODED

YOl yhOuld be familiar with ID
iaC that no sooner is a rev rOo.
pHnlt than it Is Outmoded. That /,
because the life of a road is so much
/ longer than the life of car. The
car has been improved much mO!o
rapidly and fundamentally tl@ :,
The rOad
MOtorWays should be designed T.
terms Of the automobile EXp.c5.
motorWays exclusively for travel O,
so or more miles at a stretch. They
should be laid down first IN den>"iy
populated sections to relieve pres
cnt local roads. They should iOiN
heavily populated sections but avolG
the cities themselves
ThcT should be designed to II
a machine that is bGilt 70 20 SO
/ miles an hour. that IS legally per
mitted to go so miles an hoLr bat
mas to crawl along at 90. AMI 'hnH
should be designed to take care Cf
future needs. rather than the tenn
porary conditions that exist Whra
.hoy are built
Because tic llfC of road SNOIld
be At least % years. traffic trends
mould bc projected At lea - th1,
+ IA ahead before the road !, nI'it
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
G.AE KEPT IN LANE
RN MAGNET CONTROL

This ndilld0al lane Cont1o' ua[
be accomplished IN eCTcral VI, BAT
probqblv BY olcctrc- magnetic Ccn-
f9nl IN the center OF each lane
kecplng the car ON ITS course wore
t"curatcly than an aIrplane Is kept
IN its course by radio beam.
Car speed control Will probably
." by button on the wheel It
Will be more accurate than SHIFT
In4 gears and accclerating or pyak-
nig.
Two years ago you dialed the
radio in your home to get a station
Today you press a button.
There viii be no intermediat,
speeds in tomorrow's car. You VI.
drive according to the button yo'.
push. The cars behind and in front
Of you are kept at the same con.
slant speed. There can be no COL
liSiOnS.
At intervals along the motorWIy
there will be traffic control toW.rS
These towers Will control traffic
in accordance with q block system
The radio in your car will keti
you informed of the weather or aHy
road condition not visible.
There will be no headlight glare
Your car will not have to use head
lights. except on the country road .
The mOtOrWay will he Self-illuln-
uating. AS a car moves along, INC
Pavement of tho particular hnc
'itecilY ahead will bo antomaticai-
~ illuminated
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Police Turn Thumbs Down on Heirs
Request They Locate Indian Princess
He Claims Was Lucky BaIdwin's Wife

LOS ANGELES. May l6. up
Benjamin Baldwin. 70, self-styled
son OF Elias jackson Lucky Bald
win, Nevada bonanza king and the
California financidr and sports
man, today was told by police he
must seek aid from private investi-
gators If he wishes 10 locate his
mother, an 87-year -old Indian prin-
cess. whom he claims was the Sc
cond wife OF Baldwin.
Benjamin Baldwin told officers
OF the missing persons detail he
wished to locate his mother in or
der to establish a claim to a sons
share of the Baldwin estate.
Baldwin. who died March /. 1909
al his Santa Anita rancho east Of
mere, was married four times. He
left will. filed for probate or
March B, 1909, in which he recog-
nized two legitimate living daugh-
ters, and one illegitimate.
The will states that should any,
one prove in court he was a right
fuT heir. he should be given $40.
Legal authorities point out that
the estate has been settled. divided
almost equally between BaldWin's
legitimate daughters. Anita Bald
win McClaughry Baldwin. and Cla-
IA Baldwin Stocker both deceased.
In the will, the illegitimate dau-
ghter was named as Rosella Rob-
lnSon Baldwin. now the wife of
David Selby of Oakland and some
times known as Zelda Selby
RoSella Baldwin was established
in Los Angeles courts as the daueh-
ter of Baldwin and a common-law-
wife. Bertha Fowler leading
beauty of the time.
At that time Baldwin was mar
ried to Lilly Bennett BALDWIN. but
estranged. Mrs. Baldwin at the
time of the bonanza kings death
was described as living in Oakland
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16

and was cut off with only a thlrC
interest in a then vacant lot neal
the Flood building in San Francis
co. The lot was known as the Bald
win Annex.
Mary Alice Castro. Il wife of 4
Santa Maria laborer. recently eS-
tabMShed in Los Angeles courts
that she was the daughter of Lilly
Bennett Baldwin The father wa
not named
Court attaches pointed out that
the fling charges IN any court
action Benjamin Baldwin might
take. would be more than the sc
Lucky BALDWIN PROVIDED tog "raht-
ful" hers III the WI Who Bona
MN BALDWIN would sae also II.
question: which pl4s'cd .e-ai
circles
Lucky Baldwin had tour W.fe>
The first was Sarar Unuh. 5he
mother Of Clara Baldwin StuCHel
and Elizabeth BALDWIN The la;tal
died IN 1885. Baldwin divorced rs
first wife in 1852.
HIS second vile was MARY CoCn-
"one. a New orleans belle. won.
he married IN 1868 Whether -
"hed or they were divorced Is Eot
shown IN court RECORDS.
Jennie Dexter was the third wife
Baldwin married her II 1879 an6
she died in 1881. She was the mota-
er of Anita BALDWIN BALDWIN afte!
whom Santa Anita PAX is named.
His fourth ana last legal wife
was Lilly Bennett Baldwin, VIC
died two years ago
After the birth of RoSella Rob-
inson BALDWIN. the child was gIver
to H. A Unruh. brother of Ba'd-
wins first wife, to rear. Later ,hc
lived with an Oakland family anc
married Selby.
Benjamin Baldwin CLAIMS hl>
mother was BaldWln's second Wlfe
and divorced him in 1870.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16

were pitifully poor His father was
shoemaker, as the DjugaShVilis
had been for generations. But Eka-
terina DjugaShvili wanted more
for her $685. who was born with
his left arm partially paralyzed,
and other defects.
She had lost her first three chill
dren, vowed that if this child lived
he would be a priest. To that end
she sacrificed to send him to a SEM
mary. But at the seminary $3.50"
ther pet name) became the leader
of a secret group of Socialists. He
lived the life of a Revolutionary
thereafter.
Stain visited his mother last at
Tiflis in 1885, and the Russian
press made much of it. $3.50 was
always good boy" said the motncr
If the man in the Krcmlin. but
to the last she considered his place
unimportant beside the priesthood.
In Vienna Adolf Hitler failed
his mother. He could not pass the
art examinations. At 48. already
suffering from despair, defeat, dis
ease. Klara Hitler died. Her death
gave Adolf his mission ever since
he saws he has been fighting to
justify his mothers sacrifice and
faith.
Like his sturdy father Benito
Mussolini thrived on revolution and
UprisingS. His hometown, Predappio
was a hotbed of anarchy. Benitos
father spent five years in prison
for his ideas. II Duce's grandfather
was rebel all his life.
Plump, motherly Donna Musso-
lini constantly stood between her
husband and Benito wanting Be-
tito TO amount to something.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Quick Drying S.w
Porch and Deck

Use It where traffic Is
heavy. II will stand it.
Choose from 8 coIors al
tnis sharply lower price o.
Sale Prices Withdrawn Safu
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
They Didn't Raise Their Boys to
Be Dictators..-kot These Three

There was no JOY in Mothers
Day for the mothers Of the worlds
three leading dictators.
They did not raise their sons to
be revolutionarieS and war makers
Klara Poelzl Hitler, Donna Rosa
Mussolini and Ekaterina Georguvna
Djugashvil,
Stains mother. Ekatcrina Dju-
gashvili. raised her pock-marked
son to be a priest. "Soso'S' career
in blood and revolution was the
greatest tragedy of her life.
Donna Mussolini was school
teacher, woman of extraordinary
energy and refinement. Rough and
ready as was the Duce'S blacksmith
father. quiet and cultured was his
mother Had she lived she might
have turned the truCulCnt BenltO
from his roWdy ways. He adorcd his
mother. she WAS inc only person
who could control him.
At 25, Klara Poclzl, who had run
away from her Austrian home to
seek the glitter of Vienna. returned,
broken woman. She married a
widoWer with two children, Aiois
Hitler, man % years older than
she. gave birth to two more children,
one a sickly lad called Adolf.
In Adolf she hoped to realize
everything she mad not had herself.
She wanted Adolf to be a power in
Vienna, the Vienna of art and cul-
ture and wealth.
They hel: one thing in common.
these mothers of the dictators
the thing common to all mothers
they wanted moro for their sons
Ihan they themselves had known
Inc DJugaShvilis, Stslin's parents
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16

White Marricain Toeless Pump
Cltout Vamp. China heel. Now
195.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16

highways should b" dr.l2ned, not
on tine basis at present da' r''
aulrcmclls. but ON the pro2db't
requirements u year, hence.
Tins eXprc,s m0torWaN shom hp'
aniy separate traffic moNaS VI
oppo,ln4 directions. but eacn Aut
"a traftlc golng in the same d'!ec
tion would be segregated. You &ou!f
enter tins motorWay al intervals
from a feeder roao All ears in tnt
same lane would be required t
move at the same constant speed,
You could enter the motorM%y
pass from one speed lane to \ Lam
of greater o. lesser speed SitAor'
fear OF collision. SIDE sWiping |oull
be prevented. II would be jnpoS-
slDlp to cut in and out of iarc'
There would be soft shouldo.S bu'
you could not get your car ofl ~
,pad OOfO tOcil
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
FIRE MARSHALB ALSO
RECLAMATION HEAD

SACRAMENTO, May l6. (UP)' -
Lydell Peck, appointed secretary oi
the state reclamation board yester-
day, will continue to serve also as
state fire marshall, Gov. Culoert
Olson said today The reclamation
post pays $4OO a month. Peck has
received no salary as fire marshall.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
RN NORMAN BEL GEDDES
NEi Service Special
(orrPSnondPnt

It * fact. not legend. that COW
paths became the streets of NJ"
YOrk'S famed Wall Street district
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Also Sport Shoes and Cuban
Heel Strap Styles Included

Heres quick Clearance Of new white dress Pumps
and Sandals Also Sport Shoes in Tan and
White Also two tone Tan and White, Cuban
Heel Straps with 5.75 styles reduced to 4.95
Good sizes and the best Of styles to wear now and
thru the Summer :. Reduced prices to reduce
our Stocks quickly
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13

OF course you need d shlrtWalSt
and skirt for these "Out-dOor' days
its costume lmequalled in YER
satility. Both pieces Of this Marion
Martin style, Pattern 94Ol, will lead
independent lives in variety Of
wardrobe roles. The blouse has soft,
airy lines. held trim by shoulder
darts: deep yoke surrounds the
smart front button panel There's d
choice Of long or short sleeves and
ruffling or ric-rac edging. The cir
cular. flaring skirt has smooth,
wide waistband. Match both pieces
or have the blouse in sheer white
with contrasting skirt.
Pattern 94Ol may be ordered only
in Junior and misses sizes 10. II. II.
IS and IS: bust sizes 10, II, II, 10
and Is: bust sizes %, 80. 80, 81, and
SO. Size II. skirt. requires , IA yards
SO inch fabric: blouse. l - yards
contrast and ii yards lace edging.
Send fifteen cents in coins for
each Marian Martin pattern. Thirty
cents (3Oc> for both. Be sure to
write plainly your size. rane, ad-
dress, and style number.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department,
$50 W. 18th Street. New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
North Carolina Farmers Earn
More SoiI-EB3uiLtlillg Payments

cd by Pusquo;"nE with 96.G percent,
PCrqriimanS, &G.l: Camden, $50;
Washington. G,.0: Avery, 926: Tran
SylVanIa, J2.n: Watauga, 9l.3; and
Berthe, 90.3 percent.
To earn tIc.r payments under the
conservation program last year, Floyd
said farmers Of the State seeded 832,-
Oil acres Of grasses and legumcS, in
Guiding 92,i93 acres of winter Ie-
gumcS: planted l,368,235 acres of
green manure crops: planted 1876
acres OF trees and improved 2.ll3
acres Of timber stands: used l43,O3l
tons Of ground limestone and the
equivalent Of ,2Gl tons Of l6 per-
cent supcrphnSphatc: applied 80 ions
of potash: and constructed l2,l5l,-
900 feet OF terraces.
we are expecting all Of these
major soil conservation practices to
SHOW substantial increases this year,
Floyd concluded.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
Old Bute Chapter Has
Delightful Meeting

Tho Old Butte chaptcr, y. \. H.,
was dClightGullv entertained Satlr-
dav afternoon bv Mrs. p. II, Rose. az
her bono ON Charles street. VITA Miss
Sally Garlick. regent, prcyidng.
The meeting opened with the salute
"a the flag. followed by the Amer
ican's Creed and d. A. Il. ritual. MIS-.
Rosa EppcS. chaplain, led in prayer.
The secretary read al invitation
to the commencement cXCrC."CS AT
CrOSSnurc on Nav II, to which all
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
Shirley Quits
The Movies


HollyWooo' May 10. --tAl NO
longer cue niue SIfl WIN am
PIE" ana l"ihNIihS !"t' HhiI'y
Temple Is leaving INC "iddio Wh"fe
she rose to Slard"m.
Shirley is growing up. Now II.
she has lost The position o. No. |
star OF the screen, which she held
from 1888 to 1898. inclusive.
Notwithstanding FoA. inr winch
Shirley IS reported I" nave earned
S2O,OOO,OOO, was Wiling Ia exc her
up. So Mr.. and Mr.. Gc"ra" Temple
paid for their daughters release,
although her contract ran 10 July ].
PROFESSIONALLY we feel that il is not
d question Of Shirlcy'S personal APP