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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Lorenz President
Of Insurance Men

w II. Lorenz of CaleXico was
elected president OF the Insurance
Agents association of Imperial VAL
ley at a meeting in FL Centro Fri
day night.
Other officers elected included
Mark w. WaShburn. Ell Centre
vice. president; Herbert Lowdermilk,
Ell Centro. secretary-treasurer and
S. d. Carey of Brawley. and Lena
I. Bridenstine of Holtville, retiring
president, members of the executive
committee.
Members OF the association which
was formed six years ago heard
Ralph T. Bach. San Diego, tell OF
his WORK as a director of the Cali
.ornia Insurance Agents associa-
ton. He represented Imperial and
San Diego counties on the board.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04

SHANGHAI. Feb g. tUP)-Sev-
cral shots were fired today near the
U. S. S. Luzon. flagship of the
United States YangtZe patrol, a
few miles above the river port OF
Wuhu. Nelson T johnson. u. S.
ambassador to China, was aboard
the gunboat.
II was not definitely established
whether the shots were fired ut
the Luzon or whether they were
aimed at Il Japanese merchant ship
on the YangtZe river not TAR from
the American gunboat. 1t was re-
called that last month japanese
official circles in Shanghai warned
that a Chinese attempt to 'assas-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Attempt to Quiz
SRA HeadsFaiIs
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eaid he thought the relief bill was
UnconSt .tutional and not within the
scope of Olsons call He referred
10 Olsons deliberate wording OF the
2 ,enda 10 block county control and
Phillips attempt to circumvent the
obstacle.
Arthur Breed. il. oakland Re-
rublicaH, cited figures OF migrants
coming 20 California, ostenslbly be-
cause relief payments here average
.3O57 monthly. as compared to
s3.i3 IN Oklahoma, Sl215 in Arizona,
s4.63 III Texas, S+.68 IN Arkansas,
stl.57 IN Missouri and Sl5.T in
Oregon.
Th.rc WOuiG be no relief argu-
?.e.sts ii the SRA expenditures were
EeDt ".'u.n nc b4d ct Bardiol d
C...ittenGer. Stockton Republican,
said IN lengthy conf muation of
rchcf practice. He opposed letting
7, .lc! D"equc q permanent !nStitu-
t4Ou AM cg.tIc:Zed high adminlStra-
=. CO.. OI the SRA
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
New Workers Push
Garner Campaign

NkN YORK. Feb. 3. up
Friends Cf Vice President John
y. Garner. have started cam
paisl i'll IL of New York states
l. congressional districts for del
ecatc> pledged To support him
tur president 1t the Democratic
national convention, il was
learned tvd.,N.
They prrdi, ted that he would
haze trCm y tu ~ OF the states
= drlc1atr>. aud announced that
in at least three districts. Gar
ncr delegates would he elected
without opposition.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Denied Leave

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 up
Immigration Commissioner James
l. Houghtc!ing SAID today that San
Francisco immigration officers have
been ordered 10 cease granting
shorc leave 10 German sailors from
thc Columbus.
Iho sailors taken from the scut-
Tied German passenger ship are
icing heid at Angel Island near
San Francisco pending arrange
ments for their transportation
back 10 Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Kiwanis Officer
Speaks at Meeting

James Dawson, l. Governor Of
the KiWanls club from Nationa!
City, addressed the e Centro ki-
wanians at their regular meeting in
the Barbara Worth hotel Friday
noon, according TO Rudolph Miller,
who presided over the meeting.
Dawson outlined functions OF the
Kiwanis club and progress recorded
in the club over the United States
during the pas, year Other speak
ers were EG Burnett, who spoke on
hobbies and Bob WhitelaW. who
warned against subverslye elements
operating IN the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Russia ADardors
Attacks OF, Line

oCort,ruod From Page One)
r.que sac
TIE F.urs Gained also TO have
repUised & Russian attac!; in the
Sa,.a area o: lie central front.
TWO hundred Russians were left
dead or the field OF battle.
FIVE planes We're visible to the
south from Helslnki. Reports said
that Soviet planes operating over
the southwest outskirts dropped 6
bombs on tWO communities abou.
- miles from the capital.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Suspect Arrested
Il, Arsenal Theft

SPRINGFIELD, II, Feb. 8.
5CPt --G-men TODAY announced the
arrest Of Frank Dooley. Is, Rock
Ia.and. for the theft of a large
quantity of ammunition from the
3Gck Island arsenal, largest U. S.
sDytluMcnt explosives supply base.
j. T. Clegg acting agent in
c..arpr If the = deral Bureau Of
IT, tlgatlOu office here, laid the
yo4tA confessed Ae forced open
1t magazine lock with steel bar
%. 400O percussion caps fuses,
mortar shells and percussion prim-
rs which he intended TO sell
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
He Shuns Power
On River Board
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thought as long as there IS har-
mony now. il would be good time
to change the setup.'
That is why State Senator Ed
Fletcher with Senator Kenny as
co-author has introduced a bill IN
the sta'e legislature 10 amend the
Colorado River act.
Included in the proposed bill is
an amendment making the records
CT the board unavailable to the
public
That is because some other
agencies with whom We are nego-
tiatlne might get across n the
minutes ari know our cards be-
fore We play them. HeWes added.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Noted Woman Poet
Found Starving
Continued from Page

TNOIIVIIIVIVU U tf0III Ibo II
most every year.
L made y good living selling
verse" she said. Il kept six STEM
oeruphers busy But my mother
became ILL., She was in the hospi-
tai II months. The strain began
To tell on Inc. l went under and
I've never gotten back.
Ii I could get enough to eat
know l would have the energy to
produce more said the woman
who once wrote:
Il am alive and l AM young
There is gladneSS on my
tongue
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Britain, Turkey
In Trade Pact

LONDON. Feb. 3. (UP)-Vis-
count Halifax. foreign secretary.
and Tewflk Rushdl Arax. Tur-
kiSh ambassador. signed a COM
mcrcial agreement this morn
ing which was expected to re-
suit III further losses of German
markets III Turkey, Turkish
sources SAID.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Japan Army Asks
Huge Sum

TOKYO, Feb. g. CUP)-Army
chieftains asked parliament today,
at the outset of its new session, for
1888 ,990, 900 for new armament
program.
The navy asked at the same time.
the modest sum of $6,533,000 (27,-
100000 yen) for five year pro-
gram of rearming warShipS now
in service.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Bill McCullough. Central Union
High school pupil injured in a traf-
fic accident last month. was taken
from the El Centre hospital Friday
night 10 the home of his mother,
Mrs. Truman Thompson. His ply
sician said he must not receive Wis
ltorS until late next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
THE FORD WAY
OF DOING BUSINESS

The Ford Motor Company founded by workingman for
wongmen Its officers began employees Of the Company 1t
astounding That double the prevailing of
the me The Ford minimum Sc day for all employees engaged in
production work And from that the $l0So day. with the
%2o, exclusive OF saaried employees
The Cora, large company establish
the Shour dayao in 1911 And the +oo week nauguraed by the
Ford Motor Company 1926 before such laws existed
The Ford Motor Company employs without regard
creed color is knowledge that working conditions the Ford
shops best that and make them
DEAL just and stabilized employment TOR large proportion OF our
empoyees-and fully stabilized for all as conditions will permenab
ourm o retain their personal independence
In consequence policies Company
bodies of the world The larger proportion
mature men of long Conpan-ober decent family
been with the Company than Is
than IS Their health record home ownership and
citizenship records gratiyngy high
All products,
honestly The materials the best that be
procured value
throughout the world "FOrdS doing business
Ford Motor Company the first make motor car within the
of the average ami the manufacture of what then
the largest selling
years been the average American family for which has
consistently provided car facilities which formerly only the wealthy could buy
1t the policy Company
public alike
period have resulted 900
per the bn zae Of the Ford and Is
n Price.
Henry Foydan nd Ford keeb al aonchuhh VI
Fudoh oheusa 81 ande
FORE MOTOR COMP ANY
See the Neav 1910 Ford V>S's at Our Shoavr oomS
s %AooMI2anoN%om0oNw G.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04

Q Lucky hrs, graduates Of 10, or this
month we're offering an Elgin watch of
fall Il jewels for only s24.1755. An al-time
high in value. Now YOU can give Your
sraduatr the traditional Commencement
choice Of leading American families.
Come in soon. WhIi"our America / irst
J ain watch selections are still complete.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

10 $50 per month, and, while the
level has been dropped lately, the
government housing project is run
ming eleven percent Vacant and
making citywide appeals for tenants
f. ill It's apartments.
This writer makes the point that
what i, needed is not Il lot more
housing. but jobs and something to
do to make Il living in the ones that
already exist. These ventures do
not bring new residents to the city,
but Oklahoma City has actually lost
population in the last couple Of
wears. Tenants are enticed out OF
propcrlicS that are already bearing
the tax load, and leaving them Va
cant. The point is made Of the
menace To existing residential pro-
pertv. and also that the purchaser Of
new FILA house is going to pay
around l20 percent of what the
house and lot could be produced for
under private cash down financing.
The writer also says that when in a
rev wears the houses need new roofs,
new paper. new paint, plumbing re-
uairs, tcrmiting, sanding of floors
and the l;kr, owners will realize
their properties are not worth the
amount they owe, and simply move
ont and ,ct the government agency
have them.
lust exactly how much of this or
other information the opponents o.
the Rocky Mount housing project
had in their apparently successful
FIGHT on the proposal there we do not
know. But it would seem that when
the government steps in 10 offer
guarantees over and above what pri-
yatc capital can extend, it is golnG
outside the safety zone, ana SoOtlSl
mr. later will have to take the loSsc@
which will be inevitable.
Private capital may be able TO do
things cheaper than it does do them,
but when the government under
takes to compete with private agcn-
cics at lower cost than the latter
can operate. there is going to be
discrepancy somewhere at some
time. The only way out Of that mess
is resort to taxes to make up the
difference. and when il comes to
that, where is anybody any better
Off?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

and clearly two policies he called
the way oat of our valley OF de-
SPAR" These lie gave rs govern
mental economy and the utmost III
free,u.u of private enterprise con-
Sistent with the public peace and
welfare.
He also predicted that il things
continue us they are now going,
Roosevelt will be nominated Tor 4
third term by acclamation and be
reelected almost as easily us he was
in 1886. because OF the lack OF
cohesion in the ranks Of Republic
cans.
General Johnson. Of course, will
be remembered us the car OF the
old MIRA days. an innovation which
constituted the Federal govern :
rcnt'> first major invasion OF prl-
vate rights and liberties. The
scheme Was declared UmconstitUtion-
n bv 4 Supreme Court not 50 COM
pIetely under the thumb Of the
White House as the present person.
mel or that body is. and shortly
thereafter Johnson retired with L
Dear Hugh blessing from the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
psvahJe Strirtly in Advance
Where Work Is Needed

On the u,,s,> -. ugpuyt.onMent OF
the newly u..v;,ru >5,0Uu.o0O ol
highway iund> 10, road improve
ment. i Wot4j seen. that Il way
could De lol,Hu .ur cong the job that
Is 80 very badly needed on Route l
through this section. And there Is
some re, SOu 10 believe that part OF
the money can De had Tor the pr'r-
pose. because tie interested cOun-
ties are showing signs OF going after
their part Ui i n :, determined man
ner.
AdyiceS from Raleigh say that the
division among The States highway
districts will ue Oh basis OF area.
road mileage. population and auto
mobile registration. Hail 4 million
dollars Will oe spent lor bridges, S.
100000 Will 80 tor improvement OF
secondary roads and like sum to
Standardize primary roads. Chair
man Dunlap. OF the highway CON-
mission. defined S,andardizing" as
the elimination OF curves. widening
and improvement OF Surtacng.
On the basis of this definition of
.standardizing". the national high
way in this vlcinlty should easily
qualify for attention. Certainly 1t
has its tut share OF curves, many OF
them dangerous, as witness the rec
ord OF fatalities over the past few
years. There are few stretches OF
highway anywhere in the State that
carry denSer or more dangerous traf-
fic than this one between Norlina
and Henderson. It should be borne
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

gucSc Synagogue dedicated in New
York City.
l335-Clayton, American aero
naut, makes remarkable balloon
flight from Virginia to Cincinnati in
3 ID hourS-350 miles.
1899 The Great Western" 1920
tons, one Of the first successful trans
Atlantic steamers on 4 regular run,
leaves England for New York.
18G2-Thc great Barnum elephant,
Jumbo" purchased from the Lon
don Zoo amid a great cutlery there Of
"Amcrican vandalism. arrives in
New York.
l933-Tirst Civilian Conservation
Corps recruits assemble in the East.
l935-Dust storms cover country
from Texas to Kansas and west TO
Wyoming.
l936-Suprcme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia denies Hearst writ
to cnjOin Senate lobby investigators
reading his kilograms.
1939-Secretary of State Hull con-
dennis Italy's invasion Of Albania.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
"Old Ironpants"
Speaks

old roupautS" Johnson - hes
the Hugh S. of NRA game-lct lons.
haymaler in the direction of the
Roosevelt administration when he
addressed a group of hiah Demo-
cratic leaders in New York Sa,,u-
dav night. Said he, the nartv and
the country need an old school,
Democrat Tor the 1910 nomination
To which we would add that at
least the party needs to take care
that it nominate Il Democrat.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
ANSWERS.

|. ThoHGs 8lnUnt born IN. 1850 1T
"Blount Hill" Craven County. Later
rat or nn4 formed into Pitt. He en-
tered the American Army at the agc
of sixteen and was ca1turcd by the
British and sent to England as a prl-
sOner of war. He was elected to con-
gress six times. not consecutive, and
died during his last term in 1872 and
was buried in the Congressional
Cemetery, Washington.
2. During the war Mrs. Anna MOI
sion Jackson. wife Of General I. j.
Jackson, came to Charlotte from VIr-
g;nia To- live with her sister. Mrs.
Jam"s p. Irwin. While in Charlotte
their only daughter, Julia, was born,
November %, 1862.
3. The legislature of 1864 adopted
an act requiring road oVcrsccrS to
put up signs and markers at tho
"'partng of roads 50 as TO give the
distance and directions to the next
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
4 0sHay # II
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

172S-LeWis Morris. the wealthy
New York patriot who signed the
Declaration of Independence know
ing that il meant ruin TO his prince
~ estates. born at MorriSania, N. Y.
Died there, Jan. %, 1893.
l732-Dayid Rittenhouse,s one Of
a group Of Philadelphia "scientists
who, with Franklin, made the name
of America distinguished the world
over in those days, born in Phila-
delphia. Died June IS, 1896
1850-William H. WEIGH, famed
Johns Hopkins pathologist, dean Of
American medicine of his day, born
at Norfolk. Va. Died April 80, 1894.
l856-Fredcrick E. Pond (Wild
WildWood, New York editor and
writer on field sports. born in Mar
quctto Co.. Wis. Died Nov. /, 1925.
1&67-Maitland Alexander, Pitts
hurgh Presbyterian clergyman and
moderator. born in New York. Died
Jan. 3, 1910.
1869--HaVCy w. Cushing, famed
brain surgeon. born in Cleveland.
Died al New Haven, Conn, Oct. 7,
1899.
1871-William Turner. Catholic
University philosopher, bishop Of
Buffalo, N. Y, born in Ireland. Died
July 10, 1886.
TODAY IN HISTORY
173Q-The Spanish and Portli
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
What Do You
Know About
North Caro}ina?
By FRED T.. MAY

|, Who was the Craven county
man. captured by the British and
sent to England. later elected to con-
greSs?
?. In what North Carolina city was
the only daughter Of "StoneWaIi
Jackson born?
3. When were road signs first pro-
y;dcd for in North Carolina"
I. Who vas the North Farolm3n
placed in charge Of all transporter
-, ""~,,7 - South to Virginia dur
ing the war?
y. uuen WAS it made unlawful in
--.,.'', ~aro'i'," :" take cath to sup
port the constitution Of the Unitcc
o,dtes!
6. How r,rny term did Cherries
l.. Alberno'hy, Of New Bern. &c!Nt
in congress?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
ADril s. 1920.

The campaign Of the 5H!Eation
Army in the United States will be
put on in Henderson next month.
during TIC week Of Apr. 1920, during
which time citizens Will be asked Ia
contribute whatever they wish to the
work of the Salvation Army IL thi&
country.
a meeting was held in Elizabeth
City Mon1ay morning to discuss with
the farmers cf that section who will
hc affected proposed road through
the Dismal Swamp from Tadmorc
20 hcrOn Hill.
Mr. and Mr.. FL Darcy have NOV
Cd from SmithIicid, Va. 10 llCndcr-
son and arc at home OH Garnctt
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
ApriI 8, 1882.

Purchase Of the Old knitting mills
plant once operated by the Hender-
son Hosiery Company, and located in
the northern part Of the city. to the
west of Chestnut street, vas ordered
by the Board OF County Co!nm's-
sioncrs at their meeting Tor April.
Contractors working q grading
the right OF way for ;Ile HcW parallel
track on TIC ScabOarj Air Line rail
roads main line Grc making rapid
progress, and expect 10 have that part
OF the icb COMPLETED by July l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator
of the estate Of Robert J. Edwards,
deceased. late of Vance County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate OF said deceased to exhibit
them 10 the undersigned at Route No.
i, Henderson, N. G. on or before the
9Th day of April 1871, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of their re-
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment. This 9th. of April, 1910.
JAMIE G.. EDWARDS,
Administrator Of ESiaic of
Robert J. Edwards.
Kittrell & KittreIi. Attys.
G-l5-29-6-l3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
TCDiN'S Bar FOAYS

U. S. Senator Dennis Chavez of
New Mexico, born at Los Chavez, N.
NJ, 50 years ago.
Mary Pickrord, actress, born in
Toronto, Al years ago.
Walter Connolly, character actor,
born in Cincinnati, SO years ago.
Robert Faven Schaufflcr. noted
author. born in Austria, 81 years ago.
Margaret Aver Barnes Of Chicago,
rovcll.t. bern there, 81 years ago.
Dean Albert Z. Mann of the In
tCrnational Y. M. c. A. College,
Springfield, Mass, born at Falkland,
Ind, SO years ago.
Sonia Hcnic. figure skating cham
Dion. born in Norway, 81 years ago
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
5-lO-20-25 Years
Ago
(Taken from Dali;
Dispatch Files;


Miss Nancy parnml and Billy
Powell are two of the stars IN the
annual senior play, "lntroducin
Susan, which will be given We'd
nesday evening in the Stevenson
Theatre.
Mrs. r. T. Upchurch, Mrs. X. l..
Burton. Mrs. S. L. Peace, and MIS-.
D. L. Cannon have gone 10 fiarts-
vile. S. C., where they viii be tn"
guests CT MRS. Cannon, visiting gar
Gems there.
j. u. LtaiIord, transferred from
The Rose store in LuNbcrton has ar
rived here to be manager Of the local
Rose 5-lO-25c Store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
THANKS.

Tha"';S, 10 thee, my little friend,
From the bottom of my heart.
For you brought two hearts together,
Tho they fingered far apart.
Ii was you WHO decided my carccr,
And kept NY fath so true
And who could do these things I'M
seen?
No one, but little you.
And when my heart was wrung in
two,
And | thought Id surely die,
You came along and saved me.
So thanks, TO you. says I.
III never forget you, little one.
For no one will debate,
But what you've saved this world Of
men.
For, alas! your name is Fate.
Lacy H. Murphy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
Housing Plan Jolted

For the past several WeSNS ROCKY
Mount people nave oeeN aSl'&'eo
over the QHe~t'"n OF o',0l!'Ihs d
huge government loan 10y IN etaoor-
etc housing pFoiec, II ''a' S''H' -A''e'
an eN'ehoso nearing "''' '''s''' lbs
week 't!e Coa'" u '''1'e' '''''' '''o'' 60
me W""le n!I'It' ~ 'e'C' MS - u
the pt'ouc WotN> cO!i"'!I!'Se III III
NGSHgaton il!o report d So'''e IL
ture time.
Inc question: i1t'o "eS'' III S"e" ca
letiSi'elE' :" HUGH :" '''''' 'i'I'''''i'''
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leleSIai'' - Se' 'I'e ''' S''''''''' al 0''
10 'Ae PUo"e' OI'''''>''' ''Se" o'ei
the issue "I '"N eNe'''P'io''' CITY Col-
'ro' VI U'e P'ot'e' = ''S' % ''''
o"I'l''''@ PEI 0'''''' '''t~' '''''l 0'''
cue @ ''''>' ''' S'''' - '!'>' ''.''''
'He property a'>o was Ct '''o''''N' q>'~'
'loh' real estate anu '''>'' "''Cc '''I''
were !"C'c11 peltt'IDeo ">Sl u'c VIII
tute.
ROCKY A.Ght IS Jl'~t one Oh the
rGn1vHrnlitip. trpr the rDIiTtl'V that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
T0OAY'S HOROSCOPE

To-day. natives arc amiablc, with
a pleasant disposition, and friendly
with everyone. There is taste for
investigation or experimenting, pos
sibly in scientific lines, and there
will be probable success therein. Aid
from the opposite Sex may co much
to assist in the final SUCCESS of to-
days natives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
ANOTHER PRINCESS

Cairo, Egypt, April S.-(AP)-
Queen Farida of Egypt yesterday
gave birth to her second child-an-
other girl. Both the queen and the
baby were reported getting along
nicely. The first child, Princess
Feri~.,, was born November II. 1888.
The queen a commoner, and King
Farouk were married January 20 Of
that year
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08
LEARN q TRADE

HIGH SCi1OUL GRADUATES Print
ing offers many opportunities for
advancement 10 young men. Skilled
workman il this industry are in de-
mand. THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF PE1NTING's facilities for
teaching The mechanics Of the trade
are the best. For particulars write
10 V. G. Garriott, Sccro;ary-Treasur-
er, l5l5-l6 Sout;i Street. Nashville,
'rr rpsa~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

Folks in the good old days enjoy
ed some pleasures denied we mod
erh. Think what fun it must have
pceh to, at least. peel off and discard
the old suit OF red IlanneIs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

FOR RENT: FURNISHED HEATED
apartment on the Oxford road. j.
&. Vow. li-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

GIT PRICES ON OUR USED CARS
uliore you buy. l.. 6; L. Motor Co.,
D;,&c aud Plymouth dealers. II.
Che ;ult street. i-CuL-U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

A SMART NEW HAIR-DC OLE ANY
of orm other beauty services will
do wonders for your appearance.
Phone 200 for appointment. Bird
perS Beauty Shop. 5-If
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

FIRST CLASS YOUNG MULE FOR
safe. So Mr.. l. Ii. Pierce. Li5crnu.
n. G. Gu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

COME INLET Us SHOW
you how easy it is to purchase
Goodyear Tires, EXide Bat
teries, and Notorola Radios
on small weekly payments.
Try cur easy pay plan. Hen
derson Vulcanizing CO. S-2ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

SPECIAL FOR GRADUATES
Raised Process Engraved Visiting
Cards Plain 75c per hundred.
pan"lICd Csc. Genuine Engraved
$l.65 per hundred. twenty or more
orders Sl.25 per hundred. llcmdcr-
son Ecok co. Phone 10. l&&
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

FOR REASONABLE RENT 4-EOOM
unfinished apartment. wired Iur
electric stove. water heater, nrm
post office. Broom modern new
house. service station close m.
Phone 34l-W. II. j.. MuStian Sit!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-08

IT'S SCREEN UP TIME. WE FEA-
tuEc Opal IS n1esh galvanized
screen wire. screen hardware.
screen door clo=yrS. and nice screen
door. Aleo cypress screen lumber
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