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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-09

Skiing al sun Valley" q sound
and color motion picture. will bs
shown at the meeting Of the Taco
ma Gyro club Wednesday noon at
Hotel Winthrop Tacoma Engi-
neers club will meet with the
Gyros.
More than ss% - the stores hers
sell Adams Vanilla. u must bs
very good. adv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
NOTICE PREPARED
 FOR PORTER HEIRS
Formal Notice to Be Given of City's Move to Utilize
 School Funds

Heirs of David Porter living in Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey will be served notice this week of the current litigation over the use Of the Porter trust fund by deputlzed officers living in those states, in response to 0 sug- geBtion by Superior Court Judge John R. Cornell,
 Action started in court last June to determine whether the s200,000 Porter estate might Do used for Q state trade school within the terms of David Porters will, but has been delayed by the neceststy of ensur. ing that every heir be notified Of the action.
 Judge Cornell yesterday suggested that the usual procedure ot advers tising in the newSpaperdS be sup' planted in thIs case by formal noti- ficatLon of the heirs by officers oi the states in which they reside, deeutized to serve papers for Con- necticut. Deputy Sheriff James Y. OLeaFy wili attempt to have the papers served this week.
 Tho state has already made ap- propriation for the operating Of the gchool, but the construction and maintenance of c building, f the present action authorizes 1t, ss up to the city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25

ish women have helped maintain the high morale SO evident over there"
 Make-Up Men Unworried
 Ls-. of the Hollywood makeup men, including Factor, are not very worried over the priorities question. They point out that only Q few Of the chemical products used in the manufacture of cosmetics are being used in defense industries. So far, they claim, no real shortage exists in those materials.
 The major blow to the cosmetlcs industry, Factor says, has been the ban on the shiny metal containers which added "class" to products. The cosmetics people, however, arc now switching over to plastic ma terials and paper derivatives ana are finding the public hasn't no' ticed any difference.
 "The main thing Max Factor, Jr. concludes, "is that our women proo- ahly will not have to do without any of thier precious beauty ointments and facial decorations. whether they know 1t or not, they are helping national defense every time they tilt their lips and make some uIal- formed male happy and proud.
 "All In all, the future for grease paint and cosmetics in the next couple of years looks fairly rosy"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
SPECIAL TRAIN
 ARRIVES FRIDAY
Manufacturers Expected to inspect Red, White,
 Blue Defense Special

Manufacturers from ell parts of tho state are expected in Water- bury Friday to view the special "defense" train now visiting key de. fense centerA The red, white anu blue special will carry ofilcials and exhibits from the ofilee of produce ticn management, the Army, tho Navy and the Maritime commis- sion, also other federal agencies.
 ViEitors can enter the train only by appointment. Tickets can be se- cured from carl A. Gray, at the Hartford offlce of the Division Of Contract Distribution, OPM,
 The main purpoge of the train b to acquaint manufacturer, partic. uiariy heads of smaller plants, as to what items are needed, in an ettors to make defense subcontrRcts Avail- able to them, Manufacturer mug bring with them information con. cerninE the type and amount c equipment they have available ASlG any special facilities that they may have.
 Guidance toward securing sub. contracts will Do given those wht have suitable equipment not nov being used for defense work.
 The train is one of several tour' Ing the country as part of the govs ernment'S efforts to prevent dlslosa- ton of small industry by spreading defense contracts,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
TWAS LUCKY
 SAYS MULLIGAN
Bremen Escapes Serious Injury Though Suffering
 Possible Internal Hurts

VT guess I was lucky" says prl- Vata William Mulligan, of Engine 9, who was injured Sunday night as firomen hattlod the South Main street fire. He apparently escaped serious injury, though he suffered neck, back and possible internal hurts.
 Standing on ladder at on up- stairs window o9 the blazing Rose Shop he was hit by Q falling beam aS tho roof fell in. Two other fire- men, Prlvates Crowley and Delaney, were almost pinned in the wreck age,
 The hose which the men had been holding was torn from their grasp and began slithering about, threat ening to knock them from the butld- Ing. However, they managed to re- gain possession,
 Private Mulllgan says it's she fourth close call that he's had, He was within q few feet of Frank Coyle, the first Waterburian killed In battle in the World war, when the latter was hit by q steel splln- ter. He was on the engine which rolled backward down Pleasant street some years ago, resulting In injuries that caused the anpusa- ton of both legs, and later the death, of Lieut., John OINary, He was near Private Harold Parker at South Main street fire several years ago when Parker toppled from Q roof, sustaining injuries that have disabled him.
 Smiling from his bed at St, Mary's hospital, prihate Mulhgan says; T guess 1t could have been Q lot Worse,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
WEALTHY CATTLE
 DEALER ON TRIAL
Fred c. Wheeler, Farming. ton, Me-, Faces Jury in
 Case of Murder

Burlington, Me, Nov. 26 -- (U. P) = A superior court jury of Q woman and ii men visited G snoW- crusted hillside pasture today where the state contends Fred c. Wheeler, 90, wealthy Pennington cattle dealer slew 20-year.old Florence BuZzeii because ile was jealous Of the come. Y blondes many boy friends.
 Her death June T, for which the shrewd trader faces life impFisons inent if convicted, resulted from c .22 calIber target pistol wound in the head and brought to light love diary listing i22 boys she had dated.
 The Chestervllle Hill pasture which Judge Albert Bellveau order. cd the jurors to visit was beside the home of the victims brother, John. He. his wife, their two children and Wheeler were together in the house just prior to dlscovery Of Miss Bug. zells body.
 Attorney General Prank I. Cowan said in outlining the states case late yesterday that the jury should mot ask for perfection in this evidence" He said, however, there was "grow- ing resentment on WheelerB part toward Florence" and quoted the defendant as saying:
 Resented sweetheaTts
 i've spent S3,000 on that girl and she should use me better than that. If some man is going to have her, 1t should be me"
 Cowan described the victim aS c resident of nearby New sharon, a high school graduate with fine record, "a pretty little girl by all ac. counts, beautiful and intelligent"
 He said because the girls family was mot in good financial circum. stances" and because Florence wanted to acquire further educa- tion", it was necessary to acquire money from some outside source.
 Cowan said the victims mother arranged business transaction with Wheeler whereby he loaned the money to be repaid with interest on notes. The girl entered Gates Bus mess College at Augusta, boarded for q time with an aunt, and later took hotel apartment.
 MT. Wheeler, 1t will appear, visit ed her quite frequently" Cowan said. And as a result of these visits, some infatuation developed. These conditions went on and eventually an amorous relationship developed.
 Went Together
 "They went places together. Their relationship was intimate. She handled his money, his checks, his business and his fiscal affairs and generally did a great deal for him. And then she took up with other young men nearer her own age and there was a great deal of resent ment on Wheelers part"
 Cowan said on the day of Miss Buzzell's death, she last was seen by witnesses backing away from Wheeler behind her brothers barn. Cowan said 1t was possible that she might have shot herself intentional iy or accidentally or that Wheeler might have shot her Intentionally or accidentally. He also said some other unknown person might have shot her.
 During the review the victims mother, Mrs. Mary Campbell, faint- ed in the courtroom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
Walter WinchelI
 OU BrO0dW'0y l.
sssaas AaFA Rss''ssrsd Copyright iSte Daily Mirrosl

French ditties were sung Justify by the audience and not a dry eye was to be seen. A kin Of Gen. D8 Gaulle warbles there. It deserve9 your patronage |. Producer of tho Versailles hit, Midge Fielding noticed a beautiful girl ct 0 table. Midge sent her this note: "Are you in the theater2 If 50, do you dance?% Came the reply: Thanks for your interest. Perhaps some day 1 can accept your offer. Linda Dar- nell"
 We recently credited ."BerlIn Diary" with Q quip that we read in William Russell's 'iBerlin Embassy", another excellent book on Nad lowdown. Mir. Russell, incidentally, tells about the American Conusl who stopped before one fo Berllns ad- vertising posts to inspect some 0oeb. hels propaganda posters. Two poorly dressed Berlin worklngmen stood bee side him. One painfully spelled out the words of GoebbelB' latest lie; Nobody Shall Hunger or Freeze" "Ach, du HimInel, HansI" he said, despairingly, ''now, even THAT Is verbotenl"
 One of the biggest grossers of eli time will be tho film "Segt. York; No one dreamed that it would be--that is, no one except Jesse Lasky, who produced 1t, and his lawyer The latter ingerted 6 clause to the effect that after the film grossed e2500,000 Jesse was to receive 2B per cent of the profits Since nobody dreamed 1t would gross that much the clause was per- mitted in-shall we say, for e laugh2 Yes, We shall . And now Lasly is laughing fit to kill.
 Why There Is . Paper Shortage: From q press agent: "A four-letter first name seems to be magic for- rnula for success in Hollywood. Just glance ct these: Lana, Hedy, Rise, Rita, Joan"
 Or Marlene, Madeleine, Jeannette, RoSiland and Veronica.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25

Airmail service between Burma and South and Africa has been re- established.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25

rose, pink, white <. brilliant magenta, blue, red! Sizes 12 to 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
ANTI-WAR RALLY
 BEING ARRANGED

A meeting of the Waterbury Chapter. America First Committee, will be held this evening at o'clock at The Elton Hotel. Among the vari- ous business features planned will be consideration of a proposal to have the chapter sponsor another large anti-war rally here in the near fu- ture. The various suggestions for keeping the chapter active will be discussed at length this evening. All members and friends are invited to attend the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
BISHOP PLAYS AGUssoLINT

London = (UPl pr. Henry vii. son, the Bishop of Chelmsford. would like to shake hands with Josef stalin. But not with Denito Mussoiini. Stalin may not pray. says the bishop, but he is honest about 1t. Aaussolini does pray, but he is a trickRter all the same.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25

NANNNANNAA AAAN@AE@NA
 According to some of Hollywood's top-ranking cold cream and lipstick experts, the government has done an about face in its heretofore "anti- cosmetics" stand and has now de- cided they are definitely on im- portant part of the American way of living, war or no war.
 Makeup creator Max Factor. Jr., who has spent Q good many years making movie queens and dime-store girls look glamorous, says that American women need have no fear that either their own faces or those of their favorite screen stars will be less beautiful because of the nation- al emergency,
 Helps Morale
 Factor recently returned from a trip to Washington, D, O., where, he says, government officials in- formally stated that the great morale value of cinema makeup has been taken into consideration and the same attitude holds in the matter of cosmetics for women in general.
 He predicts that Hollywood will always have sufficient greasepaint to maintain its No. l glamour rat- Ing and American women will not have to do without any type of cosmetic throughout the present emergency.
 Ut was the British who really discovered that makeup was very important to civilian morale" Fae- tor reports. "Women in defense work over there nurses, ambu- lance drivers, air raid wardens -- learned early in the war that their male eompatriots expected them to look their best, on and off duty, Tn fact, by locking their best Brit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
WOMAN INJURED
 IN AUTO CRASH

The condition of Miss Anna M, Fernandez, g, of % Second avenue, was dec,ribed this morning as flair. ly comfortable" by attaches ct the Meriden hospital. Miss Fernandez was admitted to the hospital Sun. day morning following an automo- bile accident when the car she was driving left the road and crashed into a tree. The accident occurred in Miildale, near the Di:kermar's corner.
 OfSicer Walter Hushak of the southington police said the injured woman was taken to the hospital by . passing inotoriSt. The car was wrecked, Patrolman Hushak re- ported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25

The Tri-COIor is the name of 6 new 56th Street night place. Run by French refugees-started on q shoelace. At the premiere the other night all the favorite pre-Vichy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
DEBUNKED

The so-called wet and dry posi- tions of the moon can be predicted hundreds of years in advance, put no one can foretell wet and dry weather accurately months in ad- vance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-25
Government Okays Beauty Aids As Morale Builders
BY NEIL BURKHARDT limited Press Stan CorreSnondenf

 interfering with beauty experts that cosmetics essential nations Yinn nnrala
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
NOTICE..

Pursuant to resolution OF the
Shareholders passed at a meetlnS
neld on July %, l94l, the Anchor
Store, INCORPORATED viii offer Tor sale
and sell to the highest bidder CASH
.t the Courthouse door IN fiendel-
SON North Carolina at II O'Clock ma
CAV on Friday, August Is, l94l, the
following described personal pro-
pcrty, -. , IS
10 shares of the Capital stock OF
Wins,on-Salcm Hotel Company, par
value $4,000 per share; ,
) shares of the Capital stock OF
the Vance County Far Association
| rar value $1,000 per share;
share of the Preferred stock o'
| tive Anchor Stores Realty Company
par value $4,000 per share
6 shares of the Common lock ol
| the Anchor Stores Realty Company
,ar value $4,000 per share;
20 shares of the Preferred STOCK y
Anchor Company, Incorporated pa
yulue 500. 90 per share;
VA shares of the Common s'oc,
~, Anchor Company, incorporated
mar value 5000 90 per share.
This the 23rd day of july l94l'
ANCHOR STORE,
INCORPORATED.
T. p. & ]. H. Zolllcoffer,
Attorneys.
~23-30-6-l3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
Referendum Coming
Presentation OF petitions 10 n

eSsntatlon OF petltlon> 70 NIX
Vance County Board of Elections de
mahd'ns a referendum Oh Nle'"t'
or MT the county snail continue
operation OF lis liquor store virtual
ly assures an election. n committee
that mas made careful cherk oil p'ti
TONERS "lth ieSiS'fa'loh DOCKS H''
found the number Is SUFFICIENT Il"
meet legal requirements ana WI lie
the a must 'Seh 90 over h"'i
of the same ct una as Il matter 81
jornlaiitN. mere - P'''''''"y ~
chance that us WORK Will vary ''"'il
findings already ttde'eo'
Since lht law '.'N'N '''''''''''
mat tht tIt'''''' &c '''''" " ""e
proper hui'tot' III T''''''" ''''
requests H. "'''' Is we!
expect the iti'''''"'"' VIII
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regulations can "t ''''I''" "'''.
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gwen 'ile opp'i'"ii''' u"
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
In Meditation

loo. ,+rl1~ nlt'I1Tts M me W I'll IL.
tow DAYS ago.
couo,,, so1disrs r3lI~
~, ,,,n thu, was taking
- ,,or avas IN q great
.r, .,,r,ad NV their own
o,;or The canton.
.,id ,b,v were waiting
..,. c,,,o. town v-9er
o dow, One ot The
,. :, his bond . grenade to
oa,o +,,r.rnr 9ey5.,a-
murdor # any resistance
r.- .,,,,ro a~nnaren,lv was made
.a1a..~.
, hack
-4 ~ Hoh+ from flames t.at
c,rsumlng somebody's nome or
h,si,. ar other structure.
p.n, tho nic,,lrr we could
1855. h,,, wonder what her inward
- the devastation Of
~ .hou u.ara mart What, if
... n.. in ,h.,r minds, about
,, n~.,,c.lon IF ,he terror
}.,.,.,.. ,h.ir tIegrer was
,,,a ~ tho GARTH?
,.,I n,o,o What hone
~ nominees
,aft. uo,lId oyer be greater because
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
ANSWERS.

!, Wake county leads with S6,2l5,-
-287 8 Guilford is second with So
549.3l0.50: Mecklenburg N.Lrd with
S4.444.l59.74; and Craven fourth with
S4O72 843. SO. In county highway
construction expenditures these four
counties have received the following
amounts, Wake, Slll,l53.58, Gull-
ford, SOS. 700. 10: M~ecklenburg. S592,-
$50 80: and Craven, S~l0,6lll2.
2 John Steele. elected to the FIRST
and Second Congresses, and served
from March 4, 1889 to March B, 1893,
In 1896 President Washington APP
nojnted him Comptroller Of the
Treasury. He was reappoInted by
| President John Adams and hen by
President Thomas jefferson. He re
signed iii 1902, during the Jefferson
administration. In 1873 he was elect
ed to the State legislature, n dlec
on the same day, August IA, 1918.
3 The retirement OF general fund
bonds this fiscal year viii amount
to S2,275 900, and highway bonds
S4 700, 900. Interest payments OF
bonds this year viii amount to
total of S5.288.8ll. During the flsca
wear a total of S77l,32O Will be PLACED
in the two sinking iunds.
4 Until the legislature OF Ivy INT
neak were required 10 Wea
robes, OF gowns. during the session
of the houses. During that year Uni
custom. which was inherited iron
England, was abolished.
), A special act Of congress eX
empted them from payment OF cel
tam excise taxes levied against a
owners of dlstillery plants. A heaV
Der capita tax had been placed O
an distillery plants, regardless c
size. Small western North Carolin
farmers, with no market for the
grain. converted their gram mi
whisky for the long wagon hauls I
Fayetteville and Charleston. Ih
small capacities Of their stills mac
} iEmbossible for them to pay the pc
capita tax. Congress gave these wi
ers of small plants the needed relic
6. Prior to the session OF the legs
Elaturs Of 1852 women in North rH
DINA could be imprfsvned for deb
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
~ FRED II. MAY

What four counties have recelV-
ed the largest amounts OF highway
construction funds since 1921
2 Who was the Salisbury citizen
who was appointed Comptroller OF
the United States Treasury by three
different Presidents?
3. What sum will North carolina
pay this ear on bonded indebted
utsS'
When were speakers of the
North Carolina legislature required
to wear robes
5 What special consideration die
the United States give to North Car
DINA OF small dlStllefN
plants IN 1891?
6. When could women be imprl
soned for debt in North Carolina?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

! Mouse.
,. Nine.
3 Foreign Minister.
4. True.
:. Bunyan'~ "pngrim's Progress"
s. Elinor GlYu.
:. ChriSom.
8. Postal Laws and Regulations.
9. A dance IF death.
10 NcXICnu- War. 1896.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

Mussolihi, according to an edi-
torial. should never have gotten into
the EUROPEAN war game. Yep it's
obvious now to any poker player
that II Duce didn't even have open
erS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
A Foolish Idea

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car "eis""'' ,.,d-
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3eN =.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

Only - per cent OF known types
of r~attlesnakes give warning before
thev strike-natural history item
That makes the other 80 per cent
real-for-sure snakes in the grass.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

INVISIBLE RE SOLING. YOU
wouldn't believe 1t was d repair
lob. Your old shoes look Just like
new. See our work. GrlsSom Shoe
Shop. Phone 63B. Zs-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

Devise moi EVIL against thy neIsh9o
,ee,ng he IWeIis securely IA thee
Proverbs 3 %.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

SEE TWO REAL SOFTBALL
games tonight $3.50. Hood
Models VS.. Henderson girls;
johnson Coal Co., Raleigh, vs..
Firemen. Admission Zoe. 1t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

OWN YOUR OWN HOME AND PAY
for it monthly like rent Building
and Loan will show you the way.
Henderson Building & Loan As
s@ociation, Al. b. WeSter, Secy, l)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

EACHES FOR SALE NEXT TEN
days. Georgia Bellies and HalleS.
Come early and bring your cot.-
tanner. j. I. Smith, Old Ross Mil
Road. 1912
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

IMPROVE YOUR HOME-PAipl
up and put on a new roof. Use ou'
Finance Plan, no mortgage TO sls,,
three years to pay, easy mon'hv
payments. We furnish the la w.
terials, pay the labor, n hahuis
the papers Alex S. Watkins. Pno.s
80. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

Y0UR LETTERHEADS REPRE-
sen, your business and should be
printed right. We do that KIND Of
printing at lowest prices. Phone 81.
Affords Printing 4 Office Supply
Company. -9-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

SEE TWO REAL SOFTBALL
games tonight $3.50. tooo
Models VS.. Henderson girls,
Johnson Coal Co., Raleigh, vs.
Firemen. Admission zoe, y:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
WANT ADS

NEW SHIPMENT FLORAL PRINTS
Just received, To be ramed TO Or
Ger. Photos, pictures, diplomas
framed. WIDE choice, OF mould
ings. reasonable prices. Henderson
Book Co.. phone no. NV
LARGE LOT LADIES ODDS AND
ends III black, white and tan shoe
at 97e pair. Mems used suits $40
and up. Bakers Shoe and Clothing
S,a,n 2l-tf
TOBACCO FARMERS USE OLD
NEWSPAPERS for packing tobacco,
Get them at the DAILY Dispatch Of
fIcc at l0c per bundle or three
hnndIes for 25c 25-ti
USE VITA-VAR THE 1900 PURE
paint and You Will be sure OF the
best protection that paint car give
Tanner Roofing Co., phone bOo,-s
FOR FRESH FRUITS AND VEGE-
tables. see CoWard's Cash Grocery
or William street. lott
WANT AN EXTRA BATH? HAVE
YOU a small room or closet space!
Install IA bath on toilet fixtures. Ses
us for plans. j. G. Wheeler Jr'
phone 378 and 8l2-J.
HONEST WEIGHTS, PRICES, AMI
quality are a reality on fresh 1rult
and vegetables. fancy groceries
fresh western meats, at Heroerl:
yellow Front, phone 439. Free de
fi,.a,,, Ct
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co

FARMERS ATTENTION-TElSER'S
is headquarters for cotton stamp
exchange. Complete stock OF cot
ton goods and ready made items
for your cotton stamps. 1elsers
Dept. Store. Z4-Zo-@o-oo''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

BARBECUE AND bRUNo"lCn
stew fresh every day. meet YOU
friends here, and enjoy these ola
southern dishes. It's food al y
best. Red Taylor's Hill Top, nom
55O-W. -oA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. They
benefit by sound insurance, eff
Iclent service and substantial d.
vidends year after year by insur.
ing with Gates Insurance Agency.
l2-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

FRESH CUT GLADIOlI BLOOMS
for sale daily. Picardy and Flam.
ing Sword, 25c and 35e per dozen.
Corner Andrews avenu and Gar
nett street. M. f. Pulley. 24-6n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

WALLROARDS TO MEET YOUR
requirements. Sheetrock' tf Vehee,
DIV wood, beaver board n
masonite. Alex S. Watkins. me
place Of Values" 30-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30

WE HAVE PLEASED CUSTOMERS,
hundreds of them who Will TESTIFY
to the superiority of our rug clean
me service. Huffman Cleaners
Homer ST, phone 81. "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
PAYABLE strictly in advance

Entered at the post office IN HendeT-
sor. N {. as -eCaad class MAJ. matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-30
WANT ADS
Get

WHILE VACATIONlNG, PROTFrr
Yourself with a Travellers Ih,ur.
ance Ticket for only TWENTY-FIVE
cents Il day. Insurance Department
Citizens Bank & Trust Co, phona
IVY. l7-tf