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cl31 MASS. AVE.-Lovely lge rm.. pvt.
hath. shower; for or ; people Also a
cheerful single rm. Enjoy this beautiful ex-
Embassy home and the excel. food with 40
other Young people. The very mod. prices
ulll Won Dllpopt QlD1
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IN TOWN.
ENGLISH COTTAGE

=. You will marvel at the unusual features
IN ms desirable home. All-brick con-
Lhouse L IS WITHOUT a doubt one Of todsy's
tsTlo nest values les, Wooded rear yard with brick
large rooms. 1st-fioor toilet and laystory
tnreaKiast nook and many other desirs BE
1eatures are Incorporated in this home,
ment and superior construction and ".
niehly recommend your inspection. Cali
nIT nj, Gies, Michigan 5000. j. WESLEY
Evening star., 1940-04-30

LOWER FLOOR. COUNTRY HOME-UN-
furnished; fireplace. screened porch:
miles from Key BridGe. via. Lee hwy, en-
route 3o9 tOld Dominion drIvel, past
Franklln Park TO sign "HUNTER !"
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The Coywood
1225 l St. NV.

3 rooms. kitchen and BATH gas and
refrigeration included in rent
Within walking distance of down
town ------------------$42.5C
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

SUPERIOR FACILITIES for storage. NOV
ing or shipping furniture or merchandise.
Metropolitan Warehouse Co.. Hobart 06S2.
MOVING?-Eliminate all worry. all risk.
Padded vans Trained men. Low rates.
Call Merchants. National 6900.
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aI3i NEWTON ST. N,W.-DESIRABLE E
apt. conv. loo; large bedrm and kit,
comrletely furn.; Frigdaire ME :IG2i
l1OI 2lst N.W-ONE LARGE ROOM
porch kitchen. rigIdaire, bath; attrac-
tlFeN furnished: convenient location
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DETACHED HOMES.
CHEVY CHASE MD.

460s Norwood Drive-S75,
Drive out Wisconsin ave- lust past DIS.
trict line. Lovely home on large lot
Rec; hall living room with fireplace.
bright dining room, 3 bedrooms kitchen
and bath. screened side porch; cleo Ys.
frigeration. detached garage
4605 Norwood Drive-Ss5.
Beautiful home, rec. hall. living room
with hreplace, dining room. bedrooms,
kitchen. tiled bath with built-in tub ana
shower. extra toilet and lavatory on bed
room floor; large screened frort porch;
toilet and laundry In basement: front and
rear yards, detached aarase; electric rs-
friger ton
14O4 K CAFR1Tz. DI. eosO
CONTINUED on Next Psesl
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y 1SLL = DUH AN AN.
"a lP Or Trodo h,r nu.
PhySlcian'S OpportIlnitv

In eStab, loc, for physician. on Geory,.
aos;. residence and Office combined R.s
cont. cont. . r b, kit: offce cont. 3 r, Law:
o1lo on ground mr.: ress. priced. GE.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARL1NGTON-Large room pvt. lavatory,
c.h.w.: 10 min town; twin beds: no other
roomers. Chestnut 1853
ARL, VA-Pleasant single rm; excel.
table; home environ; nr. Colonial VII
lage. 1892 N. Vietch st. CHI 67lS.
ARLINGTON VA-Nicely furnished room
suitable one or two. Telephone oxford
0959-J.
TAKOMA PARK, MD, III Maple ave
Large. attrac. rm., suit. l or >; l2 blk
from D. c. Shepherd 164S-M.
RoSEMONT. Alexandria, Val bedroom,
also bed-sitttng room, connecting private
bath. "a block from bus: gentlemen pre-
ferred; refs. exch. ALEX. 2743-J.
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DOWNTOWN. 1929 10th ST. N.W.-Newly
furnished rooms, Delicious home-cooked
meals Hobart GA
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ROOMS FUR. 8 UNFUR.

NW.-Gentlemen or couple: /. ?. 3 rooms
new home; Ink, range, Frigidaire. phone.
porch. lawn: reasonable. GE. 1898.
e605 FRANKLIN AVE, Silver Spring Md
-Laree bright room. furn. or unfurn.
couple or , girls; no children. SH. 596S-
w after pm.
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54O5 NJ H. AVE Nw.-s r.. B. .
porches. coal furnace: near good grade
school Key at b11R 18th Gle 1SR2
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SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM USUAL
beehive. Wallace Brysnts most attractive,
artistic apartments, 9l@ 10Th St NV. Lots
OF sunshine Also 100 Dumbarton ave NV
S35-FAIRLEE 1921 KENYON ST. NV
Lovely and bright, large room, dinette, kit.
tile bath. refg
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26O6 GARFIELD Mr. WARDMAN HOTEJ
desirable. completely furn, liv. rm.,
olnlng rm., kit. bedrm bath. porches,
saroS garage unim. phone. piano.
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1928 18th ST. NW.-Beautifully furnished
rooms with running water and telephones.
showers, elevator; excellent board. .}O%
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1915 10th ST. N.W-MOST DESIRABLE,
completely furnished Groom apts.. clean
a9d modern: excellent intown location;
aou!t sentlles. inquire res. mgr, IA
I,5I 81, NV. APT. LARGE EED-
room room tlVine room and kitchen. DI. OOS6
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DOWNTOWN-S29.5O.

The Traymore, 17l7 l7th St NV Ex-
ceptionally large living room. large recep-
ton hall. dinette. kitchen. bath. Frigidaire
: large clothes closets; $3.50. Apply
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n.Wo, Apt. 3l-Bedrm living rm., kit.
bath S65; sX-mo lease or longer. For
aPponlment. phone DE. OSN0. Ext 200
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| 24l5 ST NW.--CoRNER APTS. .
| and 3 rooms, kit, din. bath; $40. so and
| $3.50. Cool in summer. Nr. G. w. U.
| e.! CLAIMING ST. NM rooms kitch-
| en-, private hath. Frigidare; md floor
| adults only DU $3.50
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3414 13th ST. N.w.-7-ROOM HOME.
having an apt Of rms. kitchenette
and bath on 3rd floor: newly decorated;
an excellent chance to reduce your ex-
penses. Immediate possession. PLANT
AND GORDON INC. 1874 Park I'd. Co.
lumbia 0S38
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EDGEMOOR. MD.

SS,20u.uU.
rooms, 2 baths, new brick home. on
corner lot, near Edsemoor Tennis Club.
with swimming pool for your children.
This home is located in the finest resi-
Dental location Of any Md. suburb. Can
be bought with $3.50 cash. Call T. M.
FRY, INC, Wis. 674O.
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TODAY'S BEST BUY.

Suitable for two families. Convenient
ne location. Semi-detached -Four bed
rooms; three-car brick garage: EASY terms
Call Mr.. Mills. ''
,EDW. H. JONES 4 CO., INC,
Woooley $500. Evenings, Shepherd 1888,
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Vernon Hall
171n I7kh G. NV

I room, kitchen. dinette and tiled
proof bldg. near Mass. Ave. within
walking distance of downtown,
$35 up
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ROOMS uNEuRNlshEp.

1914 l7th ST NW.-Large room in
ideally ARRANGED ait. semi-pvt. bath;
kitchen privileges; Govt. emp. lady. DE.
0360. Apt. 301.
3o26 PARK PL NW-Light Housekeeping:
two rooms. small inclosed porch: Catholic
University, bus line. l.
WOODBRIDGE Ink rms. next bath:
sink, yard for child. utilities incl; $50
1909 r. I. ave. ne.
HI1LCREST 3344 Alabama ave. Sc
L h k, connecting bed-iving rm.. kit, next
bath: utilities. refrigerator
COLORED-1O19 goth NV.
Large rm. porch, SIS. North 9129.
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| 627 1NGRAHAM ST. NV OR = RMS.
| kitchen. bath ant: newly decorated; ch.w..
| FTlgldalre, heat, gas cleo. incl: adults:
| So 50 Randolph 1511
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14o4 K CAFRITZ Dist. sOsO
252O ST. NV.
1216 10th ST. NV,

2 rooms. kitchen and bath. refriger-
alton included in rent. Near stores
and transportation. Res. mgr.
$4,000
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1904 INDEPENDENCE AVE SW-Good
hard and spacious rooms for men. S. so
ard $50 month: centrally located. DI
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1908 18th ST. NV. cor Mass. ave.-Avail
May lst, light. airy single, double Walk
to work. Club lounge. Selective menus
1915 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. N.W-A dis
tlnctive home for young people, in an un-
surpassed location: reasonable
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20f UPSHUR ST NV, BY SOLDIERS
Home-Bis basement, bath, laundry gas
range: children welcome; bus, school,
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MINIATURE ESTATE

his y beautiful home located in Rock
SSreek hllls with rear yard abuting Rock
M M.n!s section. Brand-new this hoine situ.
fionoprn 40 on iot is #. wide contains excen-
Iana IIsnilsny large rooms, including library and
N basement: double-car garage and ali
1rd me features you would expect to
Siina-in N nome much higher in price.
M ,sIed and air conditioned oil heat can
ME llf't 1or appointment to inspect
j
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80 FRANKLIN ST NE (off North Capt.
toD-Comfortable single and double room,
near car and bus. Decatur 0519-J
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GENTLEMAN TO SHARE nice basement
room, excellent meals, $50; exclusive To-
cation TaylOr qO15
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THE ARGONNE.

1920 Col. rd. n.w-3 and rooms kitch-
en- and bath: 24-hour elevator and switch
board service
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c31H 10th ST. N.W.-Very desirable large
front room, twin beds, in new guest home
sval. May 1st. Home privileges. HO
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THE LEHIGH
DUPLEX.

rooms. kitchen. dinette and bath with
shower large concrete screened porch: use
OF YARD Rent includes heat. hot water
and ianitor service: $50
g45 RANDOLPH ST NV
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55o7 eth ST. N.W.-1 RIM, KITCHEN
elassed-in porch. h.-w h.. automatic hot
Matew. gas and electrlcifY furn go
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1901 18th ST. NV RMS, SCREENED
porch. kitchenette. dinette and bath, 4
closets; corner apt: newly dec. sentiles.
3 ROOMS. SEMI-PRIVATE BATH, HEAT,
gas. cleo: SIG month 4 LIS KenYnn n "
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FURNISHED HOUSE. 6 TO ROOMS. TO
accommodate adults. Phone Me Oa0O.
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1902 MONROE ST. N.W-6 ROOMS IN
cluding finished basement apt, modern i'm
provements. electric refrigerator, S57.5G.
Inquire CO. 0021.
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HILLCREST SECTION

new brIck, semi-detached. e rms
nS na.nS center hall. air conditioned concrete
s1lcni az onir lenced s yard cannot be duplicated
llppo REALTY ASSoCIATEs ~ n Mi rH-
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4lOs 14th ST. NV. APT 3-LIVING
bath: front and back porches. co. 1913.
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EXCLUSIVE 18th ST. double rooms,
private bath. $40 to S45 each: single if
desired excellent meals. IA 9Ol5.
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1925 N H. AVE NW-Sinele or double
rooms; bus a. door; unlimited phone; $35
up; excellent meals. IA. Sl9S.
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DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th st NV
Single, double, plenty baths showers: real
home; S2S-S40. DU. a049
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Md to rm, kit, bath porch apts.
lovely as can be. Only 2 left Call Geor
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joining BATH for >; large porcheS and
yards home privileges, cross ventilation.
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Mr. TECH HIGH SCHOOL. CLOSE TO BUS
and car: 3 rms. bath. inclosed porch, heat;
S35. Phone Hobart 07l3
> ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH: PHONE. GAS
heat. screened porch, ch.w. 1927 Orren
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THAT RARE BARGAIN
THAT YOU HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR
THINK OF THIS

very little difference in your down nav.
ment ana monthly payments you can buy
In one OF the best constructed homes in
WaShlngton located in Sc ADJOINING the
goll course and large parkway Big
rooms large tile bath. air-conditioned oil
meat pest IN construction: finest in finish
aIiu equipment; walking distance to ell
schools transportation. churches and busi-
ness Your terms. Call OWNER, 10 to
30, $50 to Q. Lincoln q453 W
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DUP APT. NO >. 13ls eth ST E
> bedrms.. liv rm.. kit, dnette, tile bath.
hdwd. floors, scr. porch Ii. 0406. i
STUDIO APARTMENT. PARTLY FUR
nlShed; > rooms, kitchen. bath. foyer, fire.
place. > Rigs ct. or 1914 Connecticut
ave at D,lpOpt Circle
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$3.50 CASH.
OLD GEORGETOWN

10 De beautifully remodeled into 2 bed
rooms oath combination living room and
olnine room, kitchen: . Replaces Fo-
information call Mr. Keasbey. Hobart -n36
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
Welcome to Baptists

After long, long interval, Bap-
lists OF the Tar River Association
are again guests Of the local church
of their denomination, and OF the
cllv as Il whole. The entire commit
nilv Joins in cordial welcome I
these cnuch people. part OF 4 grea,
host in their latin in this State.
1t is always Il wholesome eNpe-
r;ence for Il community to have re-
lieious groups meet in its midst
henderson has had that privilege be-
fore and has protited by it, anu
should do so on this occasion.
This is the first time in thirty
three years the Tar River AssocIa-
ton has come To this city, where ii
is guest OF the largest congregation
IN IFS territory. There will be a gen.
eral hope and expectation that SO
long 4 time will not lapse before ii
comes again.
The Henderson community is hap
DIV to have these detout church PEG
ple in its midst. We believe they
can say when they leave that they
have visited i'll Z hospitable city
Certainly the local congregation Is
extending itself to make their stay
profitable and pleasant, and in that
effort is Joined by citizens in gen
eral.
Some of the leaders OF the denon-
jnation in the territory and in the
State at large are on the program,
and bring messages of inspiration
and courage TO those Of the Christian
faith who are privileged to hear
them.
The welcome to these guests is not
alone from their own denominationaI
erorp. but from the whole commu-
nifty. which considers itself honored
by their presence.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington, Oct. ga queer Sug-
gcslion is being made in Washing
ton.
It's purport is this:
President Roosevelt and Wendell
Willkie are in agreement on a great
many queStions-not altogether as
to details, but in principle.
Suppose, then, that Franklin D.
is reelected. Why shouldn't he APP
point Wendell to a capital post in
his third term cabinet? He already
has indicated his belief in the de-
STABILITY of a bipartisan set-up in
the present emergency, by naming
Henry L. Stimson and Frank Knox
Ga couple of Republicans) respec-
lively, to head his war and navy
departments. Now, wouldn't it be still
more politically open-minded to
hand portfolio over to his present
G.. O. P. presidential Notwithstanding
that he wins and that Wendell is
beaten?
But if Wendell wins? He's as much
prO-QeleIlSe DIS lllc present w 4liIS
House tenant is. He's pro a lot
of the New Deals domestic objec-
tives. What he criticizes mainly is
the method by which F. D. R. has
tried to arrive at them. Surprising
he's elected. wouldn't it be a nation
ally unifying act on his part to pick
F. D. R. as one of his chief cabinet
advisers? Awhile ago he was quite
willing to confer with the president,
in the hope Of hitting on a mutually
acceptable program that would fore
stall any violent readjustment OF
policies. in the event Of a change IN
administrations.
Just in ParenthesiS.
Speaking parenthetically:
Just as congress was nearing ad-
iOurnment or a recess, Representa-
tive E. E. Cox of Georgia introduced
a resolution expressing legislative
approval Of the presidential deal by
which the United States traded 80
destroyers to John Bull in return for
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
ANSWERS.

/ Editor JoSephus Daniels dubbed
Senator Butler, who lived in Clin-
ton, Sampson county, the sampson
Huckleberry.
=. Dr. William Preston Few was
elected president of Trinity College,
now Duke University, in 1910 to sue
coed Dr. John Carlisle Kilgo who was
elevated to Bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South Dr.. Kilgo
had served eighteen years as presi-
dent of the institution.
3. Each school district was allow
ed state aid in the sum of $40, pro-
viding the school district had raised
the sum Of $50 by special tax levy.
t. Lee Slater OVermaE defeated
Senator Jeter Connolly Pritchard,
the Republican candidate who was
running for reelection.
5. Since the party was formed in
North Carolina in 1867 the Repub-
licans have won the state admins
tration only twice. The first time was
in the year the party was organized
in the state. w. w. Holden was
elected governor. He served from
1868 until December Is, 1870 when
he was impeached and removed from
office. Lieutenant Todd r. Caldwell
who completed the term and was
reelected TO one term in his own
right. The only other Republican
governor elected was in 1896 when
Daniel L. Russell became governor.
Like Governor Holden, Governor
Russell had only one term Of leglS-
lature in which his party held the
majority.
6. Governor Samuel Johnston re-
signed as governor in 1889 to accept
his election 10 the United States sen
ate. He was seated January 20. 1890.
The other North Carolina senator
was Benjamin Hawkins. They drew
lots for the long and short terms.
The short term fell TO Senator johr-
ston. He served until lis end in 1888,
and because he had not been willing
to cast his votes strictly according
10 Instructions from the legislature
of North Carolina, he was not re-
elected.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
Highway Slaughter

Statistics gor August. the nation
principal vacation month. bring to
mind anew the fact that the Slaugh-
ter on our highways moves on
apace. 1t was no holiday for the
speed maniac ana for Demon Rum.
Instead. these enemies of the mo-
torist appear to have worked long
overtime hours and to have given
good account of their activities.
The National Safety Council
called the record 4 startling in
crease" in the number OF automo-
bile fatalities. \ traffic toll Of 1920
highway deaths was the greatest
rise for any month since March,
1887. and an eighteen per cent in
crease over the 2.73O killed in ALL
gust a wear ago.
Heavy traffic and one-tourth in
crease in deaths on rural highways.
as against an increase OF only four
percent in the cities. formed the basis
for the councils CONCLUSION that the
sharp uptun in deaths was attribu-
table 10 vacation-bound motorists.
Fo,. the first eight months of the
VEN traffic deaths in the United
States amounted TO 2O,64O. as against
70 280 for the like period of 1899,
and = cain of seven percent Four
cities-.Tersev CITY. Dallas. Memphis
o,d prOyidf0ce 2 had no traf-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
Garner Leaves
For Texas

Washington. Oct. 9.-(AP)-Vice
President Garner headed for Texas
again last night, silent as ever about
political matters.
"Well, goodbye boys and good luck
to YOU" Garner told newspaper men
as he left his office before catching
a train.
The vice president returned to
Washington about two weeks ago
from his home in Uvalde, Texas. He
had gone there in July after the
Democratic national convention had
rejected his bid for the presidential
nomination.
Last night he greeted all ques-
tons with his usual mo comment
adding at one point: 'Thats the
way l came in and that's the way
I'm going out
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
Destined to Lose

The Ford Motor Company has lost
another round in its fight with the
government to retain the privilege
Americans have been accustomed to
enjOying-Oi managing their own
business affairs so long as there is no
conflict with right and justice. The
custom has been switched about
somewhat Of late. as Ford is now
discovering. if indeed he has not
already found it out.
News items do not make it clear
whether the company will continue
its fight in the higher courts. though
in the light OF Ford policy, it may be
assumed that it will. But it is truly
an uphill struggle. with indications
that the cards are stacked against
the motor manufacturer. What pros
pect there may be Of relief in inter
mediate tribunals is not matte,
of our knowledge. but should dCci-
sions favor the company, there i:
every reason to suppose the govern,
ment would carry the fight to the
Supreme Court. And rulings by tina
body in the last few years offer lit
tie hope for anything but a govern,
ment victory. 1t would appear tina
Ford is destined to lose completely ii
the ultimate decision that awaits.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
COTTON BURNED IN
FIRE AT NORLINA

Warrenton. Oct. 9.-Fifty bales of
cotton burned Monday afternoon
about $50 o'clock. 1t belonged to
RodWell Brothers Of Warrenton and
was stored in seed cotton house at
Norlina. Cause of the fire is I'M
known.
The house was damaged also, with
the sides splintered from breaking in
to get to the cotton and to save the
building.
Losses were estimated to be
around $4,000.
The fire department Of Warrenton
responded to the siren Immediately
and succeeded in saving the main
building, but the blaes were too far
gone when the engine arrived.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor OF
the estate Of Belle Vaughn Perdue,
deceased, late of Vance County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Raleigh, North
Carolina, on or before the 5th. day
of September, 194l, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the said es-
tate will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the Bird. day Of September
1910.
F. A. PERDUE
Executor, City, Market,
Raleigh, N. c.
4-1l-18-25-2-9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
Washington Hears Suggestion
That Defeated Candidate Be
Appointed To Cabinet Post

a string OF Yankee military bases
on British islands off our Atlantic
coast and down into the Caribbean.
This wasn't as pro-administra-
tionistic q resolution as may APP
pear on its surface.
Representative Cox, though a
Democrat, is an anti-NeW Dealer.
He considered the destroyer dick
er a good thing for Uncle Sam, but
he didn't believe that the govern
ment's executive end was entitled
to conclude it without congressional
sanction. It was done thus and he
couldn't help it. He didn't want 10
upset it, either Nevertheless, he
wanted to give the White House a
tip that he thought it had overstep-
ped It's authority. Plenty Of his fell
low lawmakers agreed with him. And
those who didn't couldn't very well
oppose its resolution.
In effect, its notice to the White
House was, You'd no right TO do
what you did, without consulting us
Gin congress), but we're acquiescing
in it, because, after all, we'd have
Endorsed it, anyway, if it had been
put up to us-as it ought to have
been, gol durn your
Back to the Cabinet.
But to get back to bipartisan
cabinet.
It's understandable that Wendell
Willllic, if elected president, might
reasonably choose Franklin D. Roose-
welt as his state secretary.
They're not much at odds on our
foreign policy. Wendell thinks the
New Deal has bungled its defensive
preparations. but, in general, he's
as pro-British, as anti-Japanese and
all that kind of stuff as anybody.
It's hard to see why, perhaps with
a few notifications, Franklin ID.
Roosevelt shouldn't make a first
class secretary Of state for him. And
(who knoWs?) F. D. R. might be
drafted for the job.
If Franklin's reelected, though,
the situation will be more compli-
Gated.
Should that happen, Cordell Hull
assuredly will prefer to hang onto
his state secretarial assignment, and
that's the only portfolio that Wen
dell is a bit likely to deem worthy
his notice Doubtless, he'll be well
qualified to preside at the head
quarters of several other depart
ments-treasury, postoffice, interior,
commerce, agriculture (he's farm
err labor (he's been Workingman
also) and there are numerous CON-
missions and such that he'd fit into
admirably.
But. after running for president
Off he's beaten) he'll be a wonder
if he doesn't prefer to get back into
big business.
All the same, the two alternative
ideas have their boosters
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
NOTICE OF SALE.

Pursuant to an order of the Re-
corder'S Court Of Vance County,
North Carolina. the undersigned will
sell for cash at public auction at the
Courthouse door in Henderson, North
Carolina, at twelve o'clock noon, Oc-
tLoer "a. 1910:
One 1884 Model Pontiac automobile
Motor No. 904l02. License No. 215-
040, seized from Cecil Williams for
the illegal transportation of Whiskey
and who was tried and convicted in
Recorders Court Of Vance County,
North Carolina. Tuesday, June 25,
1910.
This the 9th day of October, 1910.
J. c. CHAMPION,
Vance County A. B. c. Officer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-09
NOTICE.

l have qualified, before the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Vance
County, North Carolina, as Admins
traitor of the Estate of the Late Miss
Myrtle Steed, and this is 10 notify
all persons holding claims against
laid estate to present the same to
the undersigned on or before the
29th day Of August, l94l, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of any
recovery. Persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make prompt
settlement.
inns the 28th day Of August, 1910
F. 3. HIGHT,
Administrator Of the Estate Of
the Late Miss Myrtle Steed.
J. p. s. J. H. Zollicoffer,
Attorneys.
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