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La gaceta., 1940-08-15
Sc HARA FUEGO CONTRA
LOS A~EROPLANOS QUE
PASEN POR ENIGMA DE
SUIZA

Berna, Sulza, sgosto l5,-El
.gobierno Ia ordenado, bajo pre-
sion de Italia, que 50 artilieria
abra el fuego contra todOs los ae
roplanos que sin permiso vuelen
.por encima de su territorio.
Los aviones ingieses gu ataca-
ron aver a Milan, Turin, y otras
poblaciones italianas, sc dijo
que habian volado sObre Suiza,
en- hOras de Ia nOche, 9 gran alr
|tuEa,
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
LA MORDEDURA DE UNA
SERPIENTE LIE PRODUJO
LA MUERTE

Leesburg, agosto 15.-Cuan1
do recogia twas silvestres, end
compahia de otros nlhos, una
serpiente de cascabel mordio .
Doyle IDEAS, de nueve amos, Gu,
yos padres residen en- Ferndale.
Creese que a niho, sin darse
cuenta, pis6 Ia culebra. A toda
prisa Sc lie llev6 al hospital de
Eustis, pero todos los esfuerzos
de Ia ciencia fracasaron. Hoy Sc
efectuar& 81 entierro,
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

Ike, Va, 4s27; Wilmington,
Carolina del Norte, 2.2s y
Richmond, Va, 3.34. En- la
parte oeste de Carolina del
Norte, dos personas murieron
adogadas y cuatro por des-
prendimientos de terra. Mi
les de personals Sc encuentran
sin hogan y la Cruz Roja las
socorre.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
ARIZONA EXOLUYE A LOS
~COMUNISTAS DE LA Bo-
AETA 4

Phoenix, Arizona, agosto is.
Una decision del s~ecretario
de estado prohibe poner en- la
boieta electoral, en- las prima-
rias de septiembre y las eleccio-
mes generates de n~oviembre, los
nombres de los candidates del
partido Comunista.
DID su aprobaci6n a la medi-
da Ell gcbernador Bob Jones.
Los comunistas dicen que re-
curriran a los tribunales v que
ellos no predican Ell uso de ia
fuerza y Ia violeneia.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15
vAPOR ORUEG ATACA.
DO

New York. agosto 15.-Por
la radio comunic6 hoy el vapor
noruego Thermopylae, de 6,e55
toneladas, que era atacado en-
un lugar a TOO millas al este 1e
New York. Este buque reallza
viaje entire este puerto y luga.
res d 10 costa del Pacifico y Ell
Extreme Qrieute.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

JLa historic Sc repetira de
nuevo?
En- 1881, jim Nine y sus com
paneros de expedition comuniS-
ia, interrumpieron un mitin de-
mocratico en- la Gale 16, insulta
ron a los oradores, a los candi-
datos w.. Sc marcharon muy
tranquilamente.
Dfas despues sc presentaron
en- la alcaldia y pidieron permi-
so para efectuar una manifests
ci6n.
-Vamos a efectuar una ma
nifestaci6n que pasara por el
barrio de las personas de color,
con las banderas rojas, y llega-
"a al City Hall integrada por
blancos y negros.
Ell alcalde les neg6 81 permit
so:
No puede ser, senores. IN
citariaq ustedes a las personas
de la raza negra...
DE todoS modos la celebra-
remos-grito uno. Q
iY a pesar de la amenaza....
la manifestation no Sc verified.
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

LonQreS, a9oSLo l0.-Una
armada aerea nazi de 1000
aparatos vol6 hoy sobre Ingla
terra y ell communicate Official
anuncia que 55 de los aviones
fueron derribados.
Los nazis utilizaron hoy a.
viones tipo Dornier Y 35 de
ellos intervinieron en- ell alta
que a Nwcastle.
AerOplanos del enemigo lie
garon a las costas de Escocia
y bombardearon un aer6dro-
mo y la entrada de un puer-
to. Diez aviones atacantes fue
ron derribados. Los nazis di-
cen por la Radio que tiraron
ii aviones ingleses.
La tirantez de relaciones
entire Grecia e Italia aument6
hoy cuando un submarine,
que Sc cree es italiano, hundi6
e crucero "Helle" que Sc ha-
llaba preparado para tomar
parte en- una ceremonial reli-
giosa. Embellishments des-
pues del ataque, ell gobierno
cort6 todas las communicated
mes telef6nicas y ell primer mi
nistro, general Metaxas, la
mo a conferenciar a os jefes
de la escuadra, ejercito Y avia
ci6n.
Los tripulantes del crucero
i~ntentaron encallarlo, pero Sc
10 impidi6 ell petr6leo incen-
diado en- la superficie del mar
Turquia observa la situaci6n e
Inglaterra Sc halla comprome
ida a darle auxilio a Grecia,
.cuando esta Id pida.
Desplazaba ell Heller
2115 toneladas Y habia sido
construido en- los Estados Uni
dos. Ocurri6 ell ataque en- la
bahia de la iisla Tinos, en- Ell
mar Egeo. Perecieron un sub
official Y 20 tripulantes. Tres
torpedos Sc anzarOn contra ell
buque, sin aviso. La naciona-
lidad del barco Sc hallaba
bien destacada, de modo que
no puede admitirse una equi-
vocacion.
Habl6 hoy en- la Camara de
los Comunes, admitiendo que
las tropas inglesas, inferiores
en- n1mero, Sc habian visto o.
bligadas a retirarse, en- la So
malilandia, Ell primer ministro
Chamberlain. Ell gobierno es-
TINA, sin embargo, que la 81
tuaci6n no es desesperada.
Churchill Sc refiri6 a los
violentos y frecuentes ataques
de la aviaci6n alemana y dijo
que ell peligro de la invasion
no ha desaparecido. Sc refirio
a la acci6n del comite perse-
guidor de la "Quinta Column
ma" Y manifesto que era muy
importante no dar publicidad
a sus actividades, pero que ac-
tda con la mayor efectividad
possible.
Tropas italianas Sc concen-
tran hoy en- la f%rontera de Al
bania con Grecia. Dfcese que
Mussolini Sc propone atacar y
conseguir, 81 triunfa, Ell domi-
MO de la base militar de Salo-
Cinco avlones NAILS de bonn
bardeo, escoltados por Mes
serschmitt, figuran entire los
aparatos derribadOs hoy.
Tres de ellos cayeron en- Ell
mar. Dos de los photos salta-
ron con sus paracaidas y tam
bien cayeron en- oil mar.
Los peri6dicos nazis dan a
entender hoy que no arriesga'
ran a sus mejores photos en-
dias de NAL tempo y que 81 Ia
conqulsta de Inglaterre no se
sfectda en- YIN dIa, - verifica-
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

Ciudadan0: Eres leal a la Re-
pGblica y sabes que Ell deber te
obliga a no intervenir en- actos
contrarios al sentimiento demo-
cratico del pals.
ST ell alcalde concediera a E.
SOS senores ell permiso que pi-
den, Ell mitin del Auditorio Sc
ria atacado por los legionarios Y
los eiementos anticomunistas v
Sc crearfa una delicada question
de orden p1blico.
La actitud del alcalde, en- "a
negativa en- cuanto al Auditorio,
es plausible.
Prevenir, evitar violentos in
cidentes, es gobernar con ente-
ra discretion.
iEs que esos senores olvida-
ron va Ell suceso de la calle La
fayette, al fondo de la Camara
de Concrete, cuando Sc arroj6 a
Earl Browder de la tribunaf
IEllos no lgnoran que Ell pals
anda q Ia caza 'tde las activida
des subversivas' y ellos saben
bien que una ciudad de 100, 900
habitantes no es una ciudad de
siete u ocho millones.
tEs la intenci6n obtener "pa-
blicidad nacional"
lPues va la alcanzarOn pero
no insistan en- poner aqgi los
'discos' de New York porque
saldran con las manos en- la ca
beza,
IBuscan victimas para hacer
cuestaciones Y defender dsre-
chos que los "Rojos" no recono-
cen en- Moscu mas q. a los comu-
nistas ''stalinistas"?
La gaceta., 1940-08-15

TODD hombre sinceramente de-
mocratico cree en- Ia libertad de
palabra y De reunion; peFo en-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
Can Write Him In

Socialist party adherentS Ill TINS
State law. no ticket can be admitted
they have in the past. that their ma
tional candidates are barred from the
ballot in North Carolina. Under
Stote laws. no ticket can be admitted
20 the ballot that did not win rs much
rs three percent of the total vote
cast in the last election.
On he face of it. that would APP
peor 10 bar forever any party from
>naring in popular support here. How
con three percent OF the vote be
rolled I'D for any candidate, other
than those of the two major parties.
a names are always to be barred
from the ballot until that achieve
meut is realized" We cannot see any
chance except for 4 host of people
to write in the names Of their favor
ties, and in that way reach the re-
Q,ired minimum.
In the last presidential election
between 100000 and 100000 votes
were divided betWeen Roosevelt and
I,3n6on in this State. Three percent
Of that would be somewhere between
10000 and 2l.O0O. And il would be
an almost impoS>iblc leat to have
that many ballots cast with the So
cialiSt ,-lrty nonli-seS written IN.
OF course. even ii Norman Thomas
and his running mate were entered
on the presidential ticket, it would
be many years. barring an outright
upheaval. before they could hope to
carry the State. if ever. And that Is
what they would have to do to give
their ticket the electoral vote.
They can write in the Thomas
name. and under the law ballots 50
marked would have to be counted as
any others. But it is useless. They
haven't a chance. They may is well
save their energies, their breath and
their money-certainly 50 far as
North Carolina is concerned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

enc proportionatc numbers OF STU
dents as in recent years.
Seventy-seven. or nearly ID per
cent Of the firSt-year men are en-
rolled in the College of Engineering
Fourteen have definitely decided on
careers in aviation. The intending
engineers constitute the third largest
group of rreSlren who have definite
career ambitions. The largest group
intends to be engaged in some phase
Of business. while the second largest
group prefers the field of medicine
Five of the firty-year men intend
to be military officers. Duke offers
no courses in military science. as
yet.
Next to the engineering group the
next largest is enrolled for pre-legal
study. Other occupational choices
in order of preference, are: teaching
journalism. accounting, religion. Two
intend iC enter government civil
service. while three others want t
be politicians. according to the cues
t,onnaire. While eight men and three
women are children of retired par
ents. none expressed the desire tc
spend their r-college years in
retirement
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
Bubbling Optimism

One wonders by what mental pro-
cesSeS Mrs. Lindsay Patterson. OF
WinSton- Salem, Republican national
corn!uitteewuman for North Carolina
arrives at the conclusion that this
State is going 10 give Wendell Willkle
the largest vote it ever gave 10 Re-
publican candidate for President. II
il does that. it means Willkie will
carry the State. and we cannot mag
inc where it is that any such opinion
is honesty held by unbiased obSeV-
erS.
At the time of the Republican con-
vention there was considerable feel
ing that Willkie stood good chance
of success in the nation as a whole.
Yet even then the best informed
opinion in these parts did not give
him North Carolina.
1t is true. as Mrs. Patterson was
quoted as saying in New York. that
Mr.. RooseveltS ambition to destroy
the third term tradition has struck
fear into the hearts of some OF the
stricteSt old-line Democratic leaders IN
the South. But even with Dixie
age-old partially for the ancient
customs. that feeling is not deep
enough nor strong enough to carry II
away from the nominee Of the ma
tonal convention.
North Carolina and the South will
be found again in the Roosevelt col
umn when the ballots are added up
the night of November >. II Mr..
Patterson is sure. as she is quoted as
saying, that her State is going for
Willkie. she is due a rude awakening,
Here. as elsewhere in the country, d
considerable portion Of the COnVen-
tiontimc strength of the G. o. P.
nominee is slowly drifting away from
him, and scarcely anything short of
d miracle is going to halt that trend
One has to be imbued with veri-
table bubbling Of optimism to con-
cludc. at the present stage Of the
battle, that the result will be any
thing else than third Roosevelt vic
tory at the polls.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

3. Associate Justice John TOOncr,
of Fayetteville. Justice Tooncr was
appointed in 1929 by Governor John
Owen to fill a vacancy until the next
meeting of the assembly. Later IN the
same year when the assembly con-
vened Thomas Ruffin Of Orange was
elected
I. The Constitution Of l176 pro-
vided that no clergyman. or preach
er of the gospel of any denomination.
shall be capable of being a member
of either. the senate, or the house
of commons, or the Council Of State,
while he continues in the exercise
{: the pastoral function" During the
years which followed several minis
ters were refused their seats in the
legislature. This provision in the con-
stitution was not changed until IN
1885 when 4 new constitution was
adopted
5. Risden F. Bennett Of Arson
county. He was nominated TO con-
gress in 1870 but declined to accept.
Two years later he refused d nomi-
nation to the state legislature. He
did accept the nomination to congress
in 1883 and served two terms.
6. In 1880. Prior to that year all
the gold mined in the United States
and coined in the Philadelphia mint
was taken from North Carolina
mines. The discovery Of geld in
California in l849 took the industry
away from North Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
Where There's Smoke

For 4 week or two frequently re-
curing stories have been coming
from the zone of the Battle Of Brit
ain relating that German plans for
' invasion of the island fortress have
been consistently going haywire. First
there was the story that an invasion
had been attempted. with suicidal re-
suits. Now, the latest version is that
German soldiers forced into practice
games for the much footed invasion
have absolutely rebelled. Still an
other word comes that high Ger
man army and navy men hold firmly
to the theory that such project is
hopeless and in advance is doomed
to failure.
Always hungry for neWS-for facts,
let us Say-about the European stu
alton. Americans have learned not
to accept everything at full lace
value. AS great as IS the desire to
believe these stories in toto, they
are naturally discounted 10 some eX-
tent. But, Us the old saying runs,
where there is 50 much smoke there
is bound to be some fire.
Terrible in Europe as everywhere
else, winter weather will slow down
operations on both sides. Britain will
likely welcome il as the lesser Of two
evils. both for the relief from death
in the skies and as Il chance to speed
their own war machine for the eN-
pected offensive against Germany. at
least in the air.
Among expert observers the opin-
ion is growing that danger of imme-
diate invasion is rapidly waning, and
there have been many predictions
that if Britain can last until winter,
or through the winter. she will never
be conquered. but. on the other hand,
will be able so to strengthen herself
as to win the war.
By spring vast amounts Of war
supplies, including many planes, will
have been sent to England from the
United States, and production at
home will have been Speeded perhaps
to unbelievable proportions. There
will be increasing assistance in
many ways not yet undertaken by
this country, but which will become
evident and open to all after the
votes are counted November 5. Let
no one mistake that
The situation is still critical, we
should say extremely so. But there
are bright spots in the skies, and the
outlook becomes more encouraging.
There is reason to hope that it will
definitely continue that way.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
Right Sort of Limit

As we see it, there is every reason
able argument in favor Of limiting
the tenure in office Of q president Of
the United States. but there is equal
ly good argument in favor of the
right sort Of restrictions.
Two proposals are under consider
alton by 4 Senate committee. One OF
these would fix the maximum at two
terms Of four years each, and the
other Would allow only one term but
make that six years.
Our notion is that two years is bit
too long for bad mainland there
have been such in this highest office
in the gift Of the people-and lit
tie too short for Il good man. But
eight years is enough for any man,
no matter how good, how learned OF
how we'll he fits into the groove. 1t
is a sad day for America when 1t
submits to the doctrine Of the lndlS-
pensable man. Germany and Italy and
Russia are the nations that have &C
copied that theory, but who here
wants to be like either of them?
The SiX-year limitation plan IS SO
Worded that it would not affect Pres
ident Roosevelt The measure could
not be made effective anyhow IN time
to app.y 10 Ms election SIX weeks
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
What Do You
know About
North Carolina?
BY FREE u. MAY

|. To what war time office did
President Wilson appoint Henry A.
Page Of Aberdeen?
2. Who was the North Carolinian
groomed for 4 presidential candidate
in 1892?
3. Who was the first justice of the
North Carolina Supreme Court APP
pointed by a governor?
4. When were ministers denied the
privilege of serving in the legisla-
tue?
5. Who was the North Carolinian
to decline the congressional nominal
ton in 1870?
6. When did gold mining rank Sec
ond in industry in North Carolina?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
ANSWERS.

|. He was appointed Federal Food
Administrator for North Carolina.
Mr.. Page served as administrator
during the war. After the war the
office was closed and the records
shipped to Washington.
2. Colonel l.. l.. Polk, editor Of the
Progressive Farmer, and former COM
missioner of agriculture. The Farm
ers Alliance, of which Colonel Polk
was the State leader planned to
nominate him as the candidate. A
few weeks before the convention was
to be held at Omaha, Colonel Polk
died
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
Youth Bans Swastika

Herr AGo,t Schickelgruber has lost
one battle y North Carolina even
w.:ho,.: America being an active
combatu..t II the No. NazlS pet
way. ana regardless OF what may
in the future happen here or else
where along the international nori-
ION.
At Ca;uw1a college. in Salisbury.
the SUDDEN, body'> annual has Tor
years been known as the "SwaStika.
and at mass meeting that SeltSame
student body last week voted over
Observation-Disclosures unanimously, in
iac;-;o discard that name il favor
OF another. which has not yet been
agreed ,.pou. DIT anything. It seems.
rather than 'SWaStjka"
\ bright young woman who was
on the unnuaIS staff last year told
the assembly She was denied adver-
t;segnen.s ;.om d number OF Sails
bury merchants because OF the pub
l:cat;on'S name and the odOr attached
10 il. and she was enthusiastic in
urging the change.
The term "sWaSt.ka OF itself bore
10 stigma untI i was adopted by
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
The Citadel Has
Record Enrolment

Charleston. S. c.. Sept 23-One
hundred and seventy-tWo North
Carolina youths are among the 1882
cadets enrolled at The Citadel. the
military college of South Carolina.
The corps this session is the largest
in the 98-year history of the institu-
ton. the registrars office announced
today in its first official count of
regiStrantS.
Thirty-four states. the District OF
Columbia. Hawaii. Puerto Rico, Phil
ippine Islands, Canal Zone. Cuba,
and Mexico are represented this
year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
ANSWERS 70
FEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

|. Yes.
,. Clergyman.
3. No.
/. AropoS, LacheSiS, and Clotho.
5. American Samoa.
6. Five-cent piece.
:. In 1882 in New York by the
Knights Of Labor.
8. Red SoX.
8. Mongolian.
TO- Radio.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
QUARTET APPEARS
IN PROGRAM HERE

The Rocky Mount quartet will APP
pear at the court house here We'd
nesday evening at o'clock, to give
a musical program consisting Of
Negro spirituals and melodies. The
public is cordially invited to attend
the program, which is sponsored by
Kcsler Temple church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
More Interest
In Engineering
Noted At Duke

Durham. Sept. 23.-Increased in
terest of youth in engineering and
the related special field of aviation is
noted from Il compilation Of statiS-
tics on the Duke University fresh
man class. which today begins its
first full week of college life. 9th
er fields of study attract about the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

\ German bomb did damage to
a famous wax works museum in
London. And Junior wants to know
if that didn't gum things up.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

How come we never thought Of
this one before: Ii the shoe pincheS
it's the size she wants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

Conditions in Rumania being what
they are. the Danube. we'll wager,
must be clucr than ever.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

Crimes waves occur it would
seem. when the limb OF the law acts
like d wooden leg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

A SMART NEW HAIR DC OK AM
or our other beauty services vi"
do wonders FOR your appearance
Phone 200 for appointment b:'u,
gers Beauty Shop. 49,"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR THREE
in heated home. connecting WIN
bath. Phone $685.. Mrs. J. Il.
Bum. -"--5%-o
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

AltCIISIl. ~ d!!d'-' D-... Z. '...'.
Apply Mrs. F!amnogan. Mp. -. !.
The StoneWull. phone 5&J-j. la-W
WE SPECIALIZE * INVISIBLE
half Solcing. All work and a.u-
rial guaranteed. We c.. 81. and
deliver GriSSom'> Sn.. $50. n,.t
20 Burnctt'S Store. pu.a. I'D. -@-;.
WANTED-EVERY ONE To SEE
Tie ouIstandng-Mo-, ,..oa lau.,
picture of the s"as.. "B,..
Town" playing at The I-oay
N,0u-Tucs VI cd-TEUr.. 'a-::
NOWS THE TIME TO PAINT
YOUR root, IN excellent .uG uI
paint at Sl.45 per gallon Black
asphalt roof paint in gallon Iii.
at 49c per gallon. Alex ). Watkins.
23-lu
MODERN FOUR ROOM FURNISH
ed apartment. private bath and
entrance. Apply Mis- Y. Il. Black
nall. phone 644-W. 2i-2t
DEVOE'S SEMI-PASTE PAINT
will save you money. one gallon
of Semi-paste plus oac gallon o,
linseed oil makes two gallon, 70,
good paint at an average coN o..
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! FURNISHED ROOMS FOR THREE
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Bum. 2o-25&-5
! FOR RENT: TWO BEDROOMS To
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CHAIRS TABLES - SETTLES -
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terwhite & Sons. Near Fire Station.
PREPARE NOW FOR GREEN
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A SMART NEW HAIR DC OK AM
or ullr other beauty services vi"
do wonders for your appca!@''e.
Phone 200 for appointment ID ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

PREPARE NOW FOR GREEN
la.ns this winter. Cal! Us for rycE-
green lawn grass and winter rye
seed. II. B. Newman. phone -2..
+-cpd-l~-,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales 10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

Jefferson Hayes Davis, CO. %
Springs, Colo, banker aid .,.-
son of the president Of H.. ......
eracy, appears before the .e
judiciary subcommitlre 10 .ry
against third term. The c.. T.
tee is conducting hearing na,.a.
stitutional amendment 10 o....a
for q single presidential t-sa Ct
six years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

CHAIRS TABLES - SETTLES go
lamps - stoves .- beds - mali
uesSes - springs - cabinets
lino!eum 49, drcsSer> -- rugs - IN
ing and bedroom suite. r. +. Sat
;erwhite & Sons. Near Fire Station.
23-n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

FOR RENT: TWO BEDROOMS TO
eent!cmcn. Mrs. |. II. H"y.c. tcic-
phone 279-J. I!-O,-cou
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

WANTED-EVERY ONE To SEE
Tie ou,standmg-AIo-, ,....oa aau.,
picture Of the >"as.. "B,.a
Town playing at the N-.a y
Mon Wcd-Thw.. 'a-:,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

WHEN THE LOAD IS TOO GREAT:
Come u,,to ne. all We that labor and
are heavy laden. and Will give you
reSt.-lIattheW ll:2S.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

MODERN -FOUR ROOM FURNISH
ed apartment. private bath and
entrance. Apply Mis-. Y. H. Black
nall. phone 644-W. 2I-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

WE SPECIALIZE l% INVISIBLE
half Solcing. All work and a'--
rial guaranteed. We c... .m and
deliver. GriSSom'> Sn.. S.n. next
20 DGrnct('S Store. pu... I'D. -#-;t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23

DEVOE'S SEMI-PASTE PAINT
will save you money. One gallon
of Semi-paste plus one gallon %.
linseed oil makes two gallon, 70,
good paint at an average c.>, %.
Sl.87 ID per gallon. Alc% :. Wat
Eins. The Place OF Wakes. -5-'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-23
SIBSI RIPTION PRICES
n,1 st.;,tIy in Advance

Entered i: the post office In Hender-
,op, NC. second class mail matter