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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
out from UNDER

out from under"
This job Of making telephone sur
| vey is as unWantcd as the seven ycal
! itch and Il bucking bronchO has moth
! ing on the antics Commissioner Win
| borne will cut in an effort not tC
have this very hot potato handed
him.
the Try will likely be made how
ever. Opposition will be. on the sur
face at least, based on the point that
the Utility Commission is irregular
tory" and not a "promotionar' unit
which will sound good when said
with the proper oratoriCal flOurishes.
On the subject of the Highway
and Public Works Commission there
isn't anything like as exact inGor-
nation as to the form any proposed
reorganization will take: but there is
more than little sentiment against
the present setup which is known to
IFS foes as the Ten Little King
doms," There are those who say the
He way situation has gone from
desired and--a real statewide road
STRENGTHENING been tossed disdain-
fully aside.
Pot shots, too. are almost certain
to be taken at the U. c. G., chiefly
because of widespread dislike of its
Chairman Charles G. Powell, who
has "enioyed" perhaps the most UNI
fayorabiv press Of any state Off
cial. Nothing worse that bit of petty
pcliticking seems to have been
SHOWN against him conclusively.
however. despite the constant peck
irq away of the Raleigh News and
Observer. which even held him re-
sponsible for summer heat in the old
U. G. c. quarters.
Whether or not any of these pro-
Dosals get even serious committee at
tention will depend largely upon the
attitude of GoveYHOr Broughton. So
far he has kept his own counsel on
these matters with the same dill
gence as he has used in keeping
quiet about his probable brings and
firings of department heads and the
like.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
New Sta.- administration
Likely to Propose Changes
In At Least Four Agencies

Continued From race One)
an out-$Weeping o! smaller Try II
these departments for the same rea-
son.
There will be a definite proposal
for instance, that the Utility Com
mission se,up be changed completely,
with three full-time commissioners
instead of the one STANLEY WIZ
borne) all-day-long man now on inc
job with the assistance of two COM
missionerS who set paid on per
diem basis only when their services
are required and requested.
Along with this the Rural Elec-
trification Authority mentioned as
(4) abovc) would be consolidated
with the Utility Commission. Then,
too. il will be proposed that a rural
telephone survey and promotion pro-
gram be added TO the duties OF this
consolidation agency. And thereby
there will be a fight started to get
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in certain
Deed Of Trust executed by J. Har
grove Taylor. unmarried, which i!
recorded in the office OF the Regis
ter of Deeds Of Vance County, North
Carolina. in Book 208, at page 1913
default having been made in the pay
ment of the note secured by sale
Deed of Trust, at the request Of the
holder of the notes, the undersigned
Trustee will at II o'clock Noon, al
the Coul thouse door in Henderson
North Carolina, offer for sale al
public auction on. Monday, January
IS. 1911. the following described real
estate:
Beginning at a stone on the old
DreWry Road, corner Of tract No
2-B now belonging to w. Louis Tay-
Tor: run thence along the old DreWry
Road S 40 81 740 feet: S 81 Z 3l2
feet: S IS ga 1913 #: S 70 f 4l3
#: S SO ID Z 148 #: S 76 3-4 f 356
#: S 81 l-2 E 222 #: N 10 E 246 #:
N 68 Z 355 #: N 30 Z 1872 #. to the
corner Of tract No. IA thence along
the line of tract No. "a, N % w 3491
feet To stake: thence N IS IA w
SOC feet to a Hickory; thence N 81 IA
w 1854 It. to Il White Oak: thence
N 80 IA w 1861 #. to a stake: thence
S % 3-4 w 40 #. to stake: thence
S II 3-4 w l8l feet to stake: thence
n 60 81 w 958 feet. to a stake:
thence S 4 w 1926 #. to a stake:
thence S sc Z $50 #. to a stake;
thence S w 2032 It. to stake. cor
ner Of tract No. 2-B, the place of be-
ginning, containing 254 Acres. as per
survey Of w. H. Boyd, c. E., Novem-
Der 1887.
For further description see deed
of partition between w. Louis Tay-
lor and J. Hargrove Taylor, dated
November 8. 1887, duly recorded in
Vance County Registry.
Sale subject to any prior liens.
This the 18th day of December,
1910.
T. GHOLsON, Trustee.
l2-19-26-2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
ANSWERS.

|. Wien this piant was completed
in the Spring OF 1889 French paper
craftsmen were brought from that
country to Brevard TO teach the ma
tive employees the art Of making this
fine paper. None OF these FrenChmen
could speak English. and interpreters
were used t. translate the inStruC-
tons. Observers say that the French
men worked while the mOunlaineer>
watched and the trunslaterS talked.
Within three months the North Car
olinianS We're operating the huge
papermaking machines and the pro-
ceSSeS.
=. Governor Daniel c. FoWle, Of
Wake county, who was inaugurated
january =. 1899 and died April 6,
1891.
3. On April Is. 1861. President
Lincoln issued 4 call for $4,000 troops
to 'coerce" South Carolina and the
other seeded states back into the
Union. Through Secretary Of War
Cameron. Governor Ellis Of North
Carolina. Was called on for two regi-
ments. This call precipitated North
Carolina into the secession camp.
l. The yearly average is about $50
received into the institutions and
about the same number discharged.
5. Dr.. Simon Green Atkins, born
in Haywood, Chatham county, June
II. 1863. and 4 graduate of ST. Au-
guStine School. Raleigh. His first
, work as teacher was in his home
county, then six years as d member
of the faculty of Livingstone Col
lege, Salisbury. In 1890 he became
principal of public schools for Ne
groeS in WinSton-Salem. While serv-
ing in this capacity he founded the
Slater Normal and Industrial School
: at that place. Two years later the
state accepted this school as a part
Of the state system Of Negro teacher
training and gave it an appropriation
of $1,000. In 1905 the state acquired
the school and operated it as state
institution, retaining DR.. Atkins as
its president. The name was changed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

to the present name in 1925. DR.. At
kinS resigned in 1884. because Of fail
ing health. and died few weeks
later. on June %. He developed the
institution into one Of the states
great Negro Institutions. Today it is
full four-ycar college with an en-
rolment Of molc than 800.
6. North Carolina was the only
state 10 send purchasing agents TO
Europe and buy supplies for her
troops in the field. North Carolina
bought her own ships in which 10
transport these GOODS from England
and other places.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
Our First Conscripts

WITHOUT the fanfare ana drama oil
e, o,I,r,er of century ago, Vance
.colutv'> l.r>t quota OF conScrlpt men
Ittr Yesterday lur rncampment lor 4
sray Of i veul-ptrhap& longer, may
y. even mach longer. There were
,rrv tv,u men IN the contingent, but
,h,., were the vanguard Of many
,,,r, who will follow on as Amer
ica steps up her preparedness pro-
cram. and lur them and those they
left behind i Wu< an event OF Slgnl-
canoe.
The real mcuujng. however, lies III
that larger undertaking OF which
,hel. GOING is 81 vital 4 part, even
i. but beginning.
Never before have the youth ct the
nation been >natched from homes
and norma! pursuits OF life TO g"
.u-soldierlns when their country WAS
moi II war. 1t is unique in that the
.nrnyrom IS commonly accepted by
Americun>-all is the best insurance
.1oafn>t war. We hope II Will prove
T. be that and believe II will be. yet
,. ~, r,,i,n will be
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
Ry FRED ri. MAY

!. How We're North Carolina noun
taineerS trained to make cigarette
paper at the Ecusta plant at Bre-
ward
,. Who was last North Carolina
governor 10 die while serving his
term u> governor?
3. How many troops did President
Lincoln cali ON North Carolina TO
furnish to Subdue South Carolina in
1861"
/. An average Of how many chill
dren pass through North Carolina
urphana2eS each year.
). Who WAS thv outstanding Negro
educator who founded the Winston
Salem Teachers College?
6. How many states made impur-
tation> of supplies for soldiers dur
ing the War between the States?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

To add 10 the horror of old maids
who see Leap Year slipping away
is that report of shortage of mis-
tletOe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

To what species does the dove Ut
peace belong? asked a reader. mat 5
easy-it's the homeless pigeon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

Grandpappy Jenkins says he can
remember way back when the only
ism" which worried folks was
rheumatism.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

Mosquitoes prefer biting rabbits
TO biting humanS-scientlflc Item
HuAtsmra. spare that bunny.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

SPECIAL PRICES ON FUHN.TU&E
and stoves for Christmas Shippers.
Be sure to see these barga.n> uuw.
R. E. SatterWhte & Sons ne@r fire
station. 2g-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales to.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

HEAD YOUR GIFT LIST WITH i
years subscription 20 Inc Daily
Dispatch for the family a .aae
friend. 1t mean: 3l2 silt. 90. ..,ry
day except Sunday S.. q "1.."
year and costs only $500. We will
send Christmas card and star;
paper Christmas Eve. 22-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
WANT ADS

GIFTS FOR THE HOME! A NEW
roof Of Asphalt shingles from The
Place Of Values" Put on now and
pay LATER. Alex S. Watkins l2-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM APART
ment, partly furnished or unfur-
nished Mrs. Geo. J. Rowland.
Nicholas street. l2-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

OUR WORKMANSHIP CAN'T BE
beat. We use the best lc.,h.. Our
prices are the lowest. Try uw m-
visible half soling. Phou" lt--J.
Bakers Shoe Shop. -Ir
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

FOR RENT JAN. l-NODEH% FUU-
nished apartment. Dr.. !. {. Nu..
l2-crd-"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

REMEMBER THE NEW -" .D-
missions at the Steyensoa and En-
basSy theatre Embassy lrc ( 1Jc
Stevenson 10c & soc. Matinee and
night .- '"-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

FOR RENT FIVE ROOM AiAHw-
mcnt, Arcola heat. C,#: .,...'.
Four room apartment. E..o s.,
Five room house. brccioH.G-. S.
AL. B. Wester. phone l&J. Ii-m
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

FOR RENT-A BRAND NEW U'EE
room house ON Fcach'cn -p.,.
It's very modern. AlcN :. W.....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

FILMS OF LOCAL PEOPLE HAVE
just been received and ar" n'"
showing at the Stevenson. Com" 10
this theatre and sec yourself ana
friends on the screen. ADMISSION
l0c and soc. matinee ana n2a,
t2-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

BOYS UP TO 90. HAVE IDU SEEN
the Lionel Electric Trains Dis
play in Affords window. Come "'.
watch ON run. i2It
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

GIVE 3l2 GIFTS THIS CHRIST
mas for $500 Send the Daily Dis
patch to the family or SOM" friend
It makes a gift that everyone VIII
enjoy for whole year. Place your
order now. Subscription will star,
Christmas Eve, 22-il
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

OFFICES FOR RENT - McCOIN
Building-centcr Of busm"sS.-2o
stairs TO climb-fircproof building.
heat, light, and janitor service IU.-
nished. Apply Eric G.. Flanagan.
McCoin Building. tn'ns-H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

WANTED 1000 NEW CHRIST
mas Savings Club customers
to join those thrifty persons
who will make next Christmas
a care free one. Industrial Bank
of Henderson. 6-l6tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

FOR RENT: TWO STORY FRAME
dwelling. corner Turner avenue
and Zcnc street. Seven rooms. su''-
able for boarding house or private
dwelling. Citizens Realty & L"."
Co., real estate. insurance. rcni"Is.
lu-'I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

GIFTS FOR THE HOME. A FRESH
coat of paint inside from The
Place Of Values" Alex S. Wat
kinS. l2-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER.
Three 1889 Buick Scdans for early
shoppers. Limit one To Il family
Avoid the rush. Sec Lee @. South
erland. Legg-Parham Co. I'LL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

BOSTONIAN AND MANSFIELD
oXfords tor men greatly rcy.eya
for our Christmas sa.r i....
down and get u pain. 3o.,....
$685. and MansIjcld> >foJ. M@.
Shop, Inc. .4.5-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

GOOD LOOKS PAY BIG Ovid
ends and you can collect them if
you patronize this shop. Efficient
and courteous service. Phone 200
for appointment. Bridgers Beauty
Shop. l6-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

WANTED SMALL. GEN IL"
pony. Write. giving age and price
Also Hereford hciicr calves. We
ter Sales Stables. i2-Ia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

FOR RENT: SEVEN ROOM DWELL
ing on Garnett street. ncN' To-
Marble Yard. All modern couN"".-
ences. See J. 3. Gee or fhoi'o
830-W. iI-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

BE SURE YOU CALL US TODAY,
we repair shoes the correct way.
We cali for and deliver. Phone 638.
Gri>Som'S Shoe Shop. 424 South
GarMett lift
SHOP AT PARKER'S SAVE OUR
receipts for your Royal China
Ware Sl.0O Williams shaving set
&9c. 25 Menncn gift box for men
S1.U9. Parker's ReXall Drug Store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

WANT ADS
Get Results
HENDERSON BUSINESS tDll.I..-
New term January 6. You. ,........
power depends upon what ... ..'
able to do. With thurpug. .u......
training you earn quickly
AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
$500 book of theatre ticket. Az.
for them al box Office of Sr,..I.....
or Embassy theatre t2-...-..
CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIAL.
194l Zenith radio. The de-. a..
See this Christmas special a...,.
you select any git. Specialize
priced for Christmas ,Aoaar.
Hughes Furniture CO. g-.=4
BOSTONIAN AND MANSFIaiD
oXiords ior men greatly reduced
for our Christmas SIDE H....
down and get 4 pair. 8o.,a....
S6.35 and Manslicld> 95.oJ. aI...
Shop Inc. 1851
FOR THE BEST BODY AND
fender work, replacement of
broker glass. radiator rcnair-
ihg anu ciea'!lliE' '",lLlIl'2 a""
"p,'1 49, re P,l, ','., =, III" loa.
20. ~ So O. ..,.In w. '--'''
f. hny 1I,ci,. cir ncri. .. ' '..'' ..'
shon We h,,9n , rI....... ..
Of no ,,,os, ho,r,;r..I -,
ever shown: Ih@ price. ."' .Ha
ol.Uo ana oI'oU. Men : Shop .".
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wont Arcol, ton+ a.. w.
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a. D W. IToa. ''u> ,,I,,,, 49, ia -.
ROB pF1-T ppI,.n ,.,.,.. r.,,...
~. i'A 49, i'4' r '-' W.
room house on Icac"'rn "D.'.
It's very modern. A!cN :. "...a..
o17D 1,CD1r,r,,,c,r,r, ,,........ ....
~ NV Ui'ANi-1 ~, 81. ~, IN d.
ueaa. we ~. e., 'ii 1900 DO.,' ,r.',''.'. VII.
pii SsI I ,e,c 'i's i ioaa 80, M '.' ~. I
| Bakers Shoe Shop. @@n
! W., G7,,CI.I,,r
| WE SfEClALlIE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
J pair work. Mol1r S&IGS 20.
80 11,,-,r IN ,,,,.-,,.. ,......
TN hEN 'tt.Hc - W.. I. y 49,
iiiSi'eo 'f''i ''''e'''' ~ 80 ~ ~ .. 81.
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HEAD YOUR GIFT LIST WITH !
i yea suo u.s. ll|.o' c 4" "'' ''.'@
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! lileiio' 'I.c'I.S ., '.'
, oaE eACePt SUM. sum, - a. ~. .,
yeaI sllu 800 oi'', '2J'''. ...
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
WANT ADS
Get Results

HENDERSON BUSINESS tDl.I..-
New term January 6. You. .....
power depends upon what STD. ..'
able to do. With thorough .u......
training you earn quickly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
$500 book Of theatre ticket. A..
for them al box office ol &rr......
or Embassy theatre I2-,....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIAL. a
194l Zenith radio. The idea. g.,
See this Christmas special a..mr
you select any git. Specialize
priced for Christmas ,Aoa.r'
Hughes Furniture co. g-.=.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12
~ H<, RIPIION PRICES

Entered Al tue post office N Hendet :
non. \. .scuua class mali alatteG
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-12

l2-19-26-2
Evening star., 1940-02-15

The exhibitions include some of
the field artillery units complicated
and precise drills with horses, guns
and caissons, which require split
second timing and skill; drills by
machine-gun troops, and a gym
nastic ride-called the monkey
drill-by the Sd Cavalry's machine
gun troop. in which the men rival
q circus performance in their ability
to jump around on the back of q
bobbing- horse. ~.--
Another feature is the bridleless
ride, by Headquarters Troop Of the
cavalry unit. In this number the
brides are taken from the horses
and q complicated u1Aneuver acs
complished. with only the horse
mems knees guiding their mounts.
Capt. Paul D. Harkins commands
Troop F and the cowboys from the
east.
Most of them are young-the aver
age age being "a. When they get
much older, 1t seems, they can't
stand up Is well under the pounding
they take In their wild rides.
They practice continually in the
riding hall, picking up their stunts
from Western movies and from cir
Gus performers. Whenever they see
. Western hero on the screen do Q
thrilling stunt, home they come to
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Early Trial Of j. 5. Suit
Against Mrs. Imbrie Seen

An early trial was indicated in Dis
trict Court today in the Govern
ment's suit to recover $1,325 from
Mrs. Katherine Gillespie Imbrie rs
executrix of the estate Of her hus-
band, Robert w. Imbrie, State De-
partment official who was killed by
a native mob in the Near East about
is years ago.
The Governments motion for q
summary judgment against Mrs. I'm
brie was overruled yesterday by Jus.
tice r. Dickinson Let's, who directed
that the case be pre-tried promptly
before Justice Bolitha j. Laws and
then go to regular trial.
The Government contends Mr..
1mbrie, while vice counsul at Con-
stantinople, Turkey, between 1921
and 1898, incurred expenses totaling
$l,325 later disallowed by the Gen.
eral Accounting Once.
Mrs. Imbrie, through Attorneys
Henry ]. Balzer and Royal T. Nc.
Kenna, maintains that during the
period IN question Mr.. Imbrie was
under secret instructions from the
then Secretary of State, Charles
Evans Hughes, to seek confidential
information for the aid of American
oil and tobacco interests in that
part of the world.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Fort Myer Rodeo COWBOYS
All Are Natives of the East
Provide Weekly Midwinter Thrill
At Army Post With Dorine Riding

Twenty-four Of the widest riding
cowboys that ever yelled "ki-yippee-
ki-yay" are doing their stun" every
Friday at Fort Myer, and not one of
them is from farther west than AL
toona, Pa.
They are all members Of Troop F
Of the Army's I'd Cavalry and one of
the top performers-a! soldier who
manipulates a lasso all through the
acts native Of New York City.
The boys ride backwards at 4 gall
lop, change positions, hang from a
sttrrup and one OF them even hangs
under the horses neck - the animal
goes at top speed along the straight,
away at the Fort Myer Riding Hall.,
IT'S Ill part Of the rodeo ride, which
Is one Of the acts in the weekly ex-
hioition drills held at the hall each
Friday afternoon through March Is.
Other Entertainment.
The rodeo ride gives Wild West en-
thusiasts a winter thrill, but it isn't
the only excitement. Included in the
program are demonstrations by units
OF the 10th Field Artillery, which,
with the Sd Cavalry and Troop F of
the 10th Cavalry, makes up the post
garrison. Col. George s. Patton, IT,,
commands the post.
Evening star., 1940-02-15

Make more ne Of care and much
LEES use Of dare.
Evening star., 1940-02-15

the hall. where they take their
bumps until they can do 1t.
All this, Of course, is In addition
to their regular duties, but the
men take pride in their skill, and
practice ceaselessly. These men,
therefore, are able to put on q rid
ing show that would satisfy the
most demanding persons. and 1T
the same time be prepared to per-
form escort duty at Washington
parades.
For instance, the mess sergeant
Of Troop r. who is q fast man with
a skillet. hangs on to the tail OF
a galloping horse which bumps and
drags him around the riding hall
on Fridays. Yet the mess sergeant,
and his fellow performers, put on
their dignity with the rest Of the
garrison and provided An escort for
the King and Queen Of England on
their visit here last year.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
consumers organizations were @sors

consumers ocganiSations were sore
spots"
There Is going to be Z tremendous
EFFORT no said, "to stop these In.
vestisations. II was the sAme situa.
ton with the American League for /.
Peace and Democracy, but I would !.
like to point out that after Ne in.
vestigated them they folded up.
"You hear = lot of talk about the
methods Of the committee. That II
Ill tommyrot. The subversive in.
nuences are not worried about that,
They are not angered by the errors
Of the committee.
TITS the hits and home runs that
have worried them"
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Bill Hoy Recovering
'AfterC Collapse in Studio

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 15.-Bill
Hay, radio announcer for the Co.
lumbia Broadcasting Co., was in a
hospital today, after 'collapsing at
the studio, but his physician said
he was recovering and probably
would be released before evening.
Mr. Hay became i'll just before he
was to go on the air as announcer
for the Amos n Andy program last
night. Nature of his illness was not
disclosed.