davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RACE-2-year- odds q mile
Half Grand Cost 54.io 22.7o i3 50
Volcano tSchmidn $50 e. 20
'Plucky Ray tClingmsn) $40
Time iii 3-5, eff 30.
Robert F.. Or. Johnson; Portligh,'
Mister Billy. Fly whisk o-Top suit.
Game. Equipped. Roseste Dreams. Spring
Tornado. 'Gold Retriever and Sir Herbert
Jr; also ran.
BIC. Grimaldo entry
CT. NJ. Clark entry.
SECOND RACE-3-year.oids mile:
Scotch Broth
tClingman) aIl0 80 30 SIC
Isaroma tLongdenl 40 3 "a
'Valdina Joe tRenzn $50
.Jaw Breaker, Count Haste, Sizzling Pan,
Azimuth, Csrvse, Helen Spot, Kentown,
Anytime. At Play Valdina Advice and Ron
cat also ran.
'Field.
THIRD RACE-s-ysar-olds, about
miles:
African 4,lt, ,I Boy 'oNenD 1000 20 3, 70
Emma's Pet tMalan) 800
Time :06 i-5 of 2.a6tl
Big Rebel and Massa also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-2-ysar-olds u mile;
Sparkling Maid
tRenzD lilo $40 go
Bullpen (SchmidD ID 80 $50
Tindell (Clingman) 90
Time ! ~ as, OF 3:2i.
St Jock. Tintitter, Battle Smoke. Gre
dentials. Sugar Ration. Teta Maude,
Susan Constant and Bottle Imp also ran.
FIFTH RACE--3-year-olds and up. a
mile
Bulldineer tclingman) 1880 SO 80
Little Kiss tRienzi) $50 $40
iQuakertown tSchmidD SO
tMaepeace fMehrttnsD b. 10
Time 1912. off 80.
Bienson. White Time, Scotch Trap. Ma
rion Collins, Bull Reign, Cheesestraw,
Grand Party and Jack Twink also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up. lis
Great Rush tRobertson) $40 $40 800
Enter tBiermanb $40 $50
Trierarch tstouD $50
Time 1:42 As, OFF 4:26il
Happy Family. Lord Kitchener, Belplay.
Moon Maiden. Fair Call and Lisnero also
ran.
SEVENTH RACIAL ages. mile;
Chop chop tThompsonJ $50 $50 10
Hartford tNodarsel 40 80
Briton (Robertson) e.Hp
Time .36 as. OF 4:S6
Mon Flae. Menehher, Hubbub, Bulrushl
a -Penobscot Bay and a-Over also ran.
above stable entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-3,yearAe lds, II impes;
Arestino tCrowtherl 32.SO 1880 10. 10
Chickore (Atkinsonb 1890 10
one SheH tAipnl- 500
Time 232 as. OF 5.27
Cacodemon White sand Woodvale
Queen. Lady Bethyl. Northport, Admiralty
and Whistling Dick also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds ano up ga
Epola tcaffareiIsl $50 500 2su
otto's Choice tDuhon, 40 ~ ~
Dora May tWeidamenl ~
Time 1:23. OF 2:33
Patricia A, PrsiSeworthy' unqnite' hno-
now, Ponnkee. .Point High. cutloose, Don
Listo and 'Miss Nsdi also ran.
Field.
SECOND RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up sh
Hard Biscuit (Basham) $50 go 800
Nitinsky murphy 2SOO 10 20
Cloudy Weather tBeasy) 3.oo
wood chopper. Miss Frake,. Justice M.
sMiss Omega, Pure Brian CHINA BOY
!. ,JrssIa- La and sMsrowin sweep also ran;
.fIeid
THIRD RAcE-2.year-oids mile:
Reel Call tScurlnckl = s 10 ! DO so
sweeping Cream .eReeertsaal 100 $40
Random Breeze tBashsmD $50
Nav. RED spirit. .snickslfri,I. rsub-
man. .Enterprising. Borseh. Red Duster'
Total and Lower Broadway also ran.
sField.
FOURTH RAcE--3-yesr-olds :, mile:
Frvwood tCafareiAl 1850 $50 200
riss Militant tWhite) zso 20
Drolion iBashamb 40
Time / rs As, on 4:oi.
Bsbeja, Gem w. and Panbroom also ran.
FIFTH RAcE--5-ysar-olds and up ssi
furlongs:
Aiohort (Canareilal T. 20 $50 zZo
Diavoioman tGarnerl 500 SO
Mystery Navel (Murphyl 800
Time i:2l as. of AIS.
Bill c., Inscolad and Lady Sponsor also
ran,
SIXTH RACE - 3-yeAr-oldS and up,
f1-l6 miles.
Miss Bonnie fMcCoy) go so 90
F1sherville (De Lucia) 500 800
Sweet Roll tLemmonsl so
Time 50 as of 4;55.
Song Spinner, Selma Nav, Gold Coin
Miss and Knightfors also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE--4year- olds and up,
l.i6 miles:
Rapport tScurlockl $50 20 ESQ
Sweep Through (Jemas) 500 go
Mistucky tClark) ESQ
Time so 3-5. on 5:24
Blue Valley Leila u, kiev Singer. Wise
Duke, Galley Sweep and Scrooge also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-,Mhe and q sixteenth
Magnetism (Seurlock) 10 90 $40 20
Dancing Light (Jemas) $40 $50
Obisbo tLitirelD $50
Time so as.
Merftorious Royal Polly. Chance star.
Boston Lsssie. Princess olo and Dissen-
sion Sir also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

WCAR-Hits and Hilites.
WJLB-Uncle Nick's Hour
WENL-Arms Tor Victory
4;se y. NJ.
wJR-Rhythm Matinee.
WMJ-LOrenzO Jones-D.
CKLW-On 10 Victory-M.
WCAR-Charlie Cook M.
WEXI-DanCe music.
4:i5 T.. NJ.
WWJ-Widder Brown-D.
WCAR-ViCtory Band.
WXYZ-News Ace.
500 2. NJ.
UIR--Ara u-A-geniuS,
WWJ--When Girl Marries
CKLW-News Ace.
WCAR-News.
WxYZ Jackpot Quiz.
WJLB-News. coast guard
Rhythm Rhapsody
WJBk-News Ace.
$40 q. VI.
WxYZ-Miss Victory Show
b:t5 r. NJ.
wJR-Mother and Dad.
WWJ-portia Faces Life.
CKLW--Turf Cluh-T.
WCAR-Salon orchestra.
WJLB-Music.
WJBK-M Melody Matinee.
$50 Y. VI.
wJR-Sing Along-N
WWJ--Just Plain Bill-D.
CKLW-Superman-D.
WCAR-Music.
WxYZ-Day In Review.
WJLB Marine Tribute.
WExL-Musical program.
WJBk-Spice OF Life-V.
5:i5 r. NJ.
WJR-Ben Bernie-M.
WWJ-Front Page Farrell
CKLw-Rnythm King-M.
WXYZ-Capt Midnight-D
WEXLe-Design for dance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10

ADvERTTsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
PimIico Results
FOR TUESDAY

post, 100 p. m. Detroit time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Three Killed
AS McChord
Plane Falls

McCHORD Search for
the bodies Of a lieutenant colonel
and two captains continued Satur-
day off ketron island in Puget
Sound where their McChord Field
bombing plane plunged into the
water at $50 p. m. Friday and
disappeared.
Aboard the plane were:
It. Col. Perry O. Huff. Al. OF
eilver Springs, Nd.
Capt. Angus C. r. MaoPhee, 26,
OF Tacoma
Capt. r. v. Alexander. IS. Sc
attic.
The plane was on routine
training flight. officers here said.
Absence of non commissioned
crew members from the plane was
not explained. A board of inquiry
was named TO investigate the acct
dent az soon as the wreckage or
bodies are found.
Capt. MacPhee. who only
recently was promoted from
lieutenant, leaves his wife.
Carolyn. The family home IL
at 1902 No. sth 81.
1t. Col. Huff leaves his wife,
Phyllis, at the home in Maryland.
Capt. r. c. Alexander. who di-
rected construction Of many Of the
states CCc camps. leaves his wife.
Ketron island lies less than a
mile off the mainland between Day
island and Steilacoom, about a
mile south OF the latter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Make Traffic
Plea Monday

To demand relief from the Sc
attle-Tacoma shipyards traffic
snarl. a delegation Of shipyard
shop stewards will appear before
the city council at 10 a. m, Wed
nesday.
This was revealed today by
Henry T. ssllee, business agent OF
international Brotherhood of Boil
ermakers union (AFL).
The stewards, IS in number, met
Friday night to discuss the trans
port problem spotlighted by Taco
ma Times articles during the past
week.
They decided TO ask. as a means
of partially meeting the problem
that a loading and unloading street
terminal for buses. in the vicinity
of 18th and A street, be deslg-
mated and kept free Of other
traffic.
As has been pointed out, thous-
snds of shipyard employees Cous
riders now as forced to spend
from two to three hours daily get
ting to and from work.
Hundreds wait from 20 minutes
IN an hour at tts yard. when their
shifts end. before being able 10
board a municipal bus. Bus Of
ficials claim that tideflats traffic
conditions are such as to cause
buses TO require more than twice
normal running time for tnps from
the ward TO 18th and A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Yank Lifeline
Cut, Say Nazis
THE ENEMY SAYS:

LONDON - The Berlin radio,
commenting on the battle Of the
Coral sea. said today that the
smashing japanese victory has
severed the life line" from America
TO Australia.
1T will prove soon OF great con-
sequence in the Indian ocean and
on the Indian mainland" the Ger
man broadcast said in relation 10
the possibility Of japanese inys-
sion of India.
The backbone Of the allied nav
les in the Pacific and Indian oceans
have been broken by tho japanese
navy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
.Schoolboys
Answer Call
OF Country

Taooms sehoolboys today were
responding to the call Of their
country.
They were "enlisting" 10
shoulder not rifles. hut hoes.
They were answering the call
o the United States for youths
to work on the farms
In local high schools this appeal
was addressed 10 them:
"He who eats must work. That
was the verdict Of Capt. John
Smith during . colonial food
shortage.
To-day we are faced with the
same food shortage unless work.
ers can he found 10 help cultivate
and harvest the valley farms.
Transient labor is no longer
available. and the only sources Of
such labor arc the students In our
schools.
"Your nation IL In dir Distress.
This IL clearly your patriotic duty
10 give the assistance that you.
and you alone. can give.
"You viii probably work In the
fields nj Puyallup or Sumner.
"You will he paid soc per hour
"You will BE- given Transports
ton. N not free. nj least NJ .
very nominal charge.
"The b,ssses will probably leave
Continued on Page Column /
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
BULLETINS

wAsHTSGTOs-Ths navy an.
nosnced today . small Psnsmsnisn
merchant ship has been tofpedosd
off the Atlantic coast.
II was the third t0rpsdoinE an
n0unoed BY the navy today
BALTIMORE Nd. - Alsab to-
day won the SIND running q the
SIS. 600 prsakness stakes befors
record crowd u 5000 spsets-
tors 81 Ptmiieo while tss Green
tree stables Kentucky derby We
tor. smut out. finished fifih n ths
field II 10 ;hres-ysar- oid starters.
The 500 son q Go<sd Goods
flashed ma pink and blue salss un-
der the wire b q ons-isrgtn mar
gin. while Calumet Farms sun
Again snd Ben whitsksrs Re-
qnsstsd dsad-beatsd for sseonf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Capital Is
|Jubilani
Over News

WARRINGTON - TIE capital
was rlhilsnt tn<isy over the newt
that Japanese feet Rad h~>r
s~puiscs ~ allied farses Oft
Australia with heavy iees~s
osnes.i eam.nan,a.ss IRWIN M
n.vx a<n.fsm<nf and f.<n. polr.
Las MseArthuf.s hssdausftsfs ard
unofficial r~rafts frum fendcn
ard allied hss~s IN Australia a.
Inc struggle that vsxsd ssscs
Monday over thousands ~ msiss
~ the Coral $50 ADDED W IN cas
thing
that ~ saesssss sssy
hsA ssss~r~a ne ssesSe~s -
haek II Iss histesy.
me ns~s ~.s ferstsed here
win unrstrs.n.a my ana ~as
IN. iona. az nearly al sasvssss-
tl.o. Il ~.s an the linz Of ean-
srss.msn and the men IN The
street. ine,.,d.ns me thousands ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Rosiock Again
Hit by Raj

LONDON-The Royal Air Force
returned early today TO the area
Of Rostock. Germsny's great
Baltic port. and rsined an esti-
mated $50 tons Of high explosives
and many hundreds o, fire bombs
on important detectives. The
British United losing 10
BON bers.
Warnemunde. eight miles above
Rostock on the Wsrns river. was
the chief target and the Raj was
aiming at the terminus Of a train
ferry 10 Denmark used by the
Germans for conveying troops and
supplies 10 Norway. q U-bost
training base and an important
aircraft factory,
IL Was the fourth German
Baltic town smashed since the
Raj opened its second front"
early last month The Others
were Rostock. Luebeek and
Mel.
Besides making II most difficult,
for the Germans to supply Their
spring offenssve" forces IN Rus
sis and anti-inysEion forces IN
Norway. the attack on Wsrns-
munde also assisted the battle Of
the Atlantic by blasting q sub
marine training base.
The air ministry said tens
opposition" wss encountered ogei
the Rostock area. II also report
ed that bomb ers and fighters nsf
attacked enemy sirfislds in north
{ ern France and that a Huosor
bomber u the coastal oommsnt
had bombed q large enemy sup
Div ship off the coast o. Norway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
STATE
EDITION

have done the stofe some
service. ond they kno~'t. -
othelio. Act w.
This column today is de-
signed TO be a simple, sincere
thank you" note.
II is addressed to the hundreds
OF school teachers and Parent
Teacher association members who
registered 125,000 Tacomans and
thousands more in the county for
rationing earlier this week.
In all. 10 was An outstanding
example of unscifish. inteliigently-
directed public service.
Ii is probable that teachers
and allied groups will be called
upon for more of this type OF
war effort participation.
They will respond willingly, a,
they always have for such extra.
curriculsr" community service.
II IL worth noting that the jot
MAS dene without interruption ri
school operation. In Seattle, fol
instance. schools were closed.
Our teachers and their PIT. A
aides took the task on as a wal
duty. demanding extra effort snc
extra time. and carried II out In
that manner. They did IL gratu.
itously without exacting more
than minor revision Of schoo
classroom schedules.
This IL once q colnmnist ma,
speak for the entire community, In
saying:
THANK YOU
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Delinquent Drdftee
Will Enter Service

Frank Wilhelm, "a year Old
resident Of Aberdeen. was On hls
way Saturday 70 get into Tire army
and thankful ms trip wasn't 70
Jail instead
Wilhelm Wa Srreate and
brought into feoersl court here on
a charge q failing 70 notify Ms
draft board when he changed hiE
address. Upon rs declaration q
eSgernezs 20 Jan the army. Fed
ersl Judge John c. Bowen re-
served acton OF the charges while
Wilhelm szs taken in caxtooy %
as Aberdeen draft hoard for a
prompt offer q his services 70 the
army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
.Lufiwaffe Raids
Norwich, Claim

BERLIN - fGerman Broadcast
Recorded In New York by United
PressD - The Cermsn luftvsffe
early today bombed Norwich. Eng.
with explosives and incendisries In
retaliation for the terror bomb
ing" Of Rostock, the German com
munique said today.
The raid on Rostok and the re-
sort town Of Warnemunds resulted
in the loss OF IS planes for the
British. with the snti-sircrsft bat
teries sharing In the success.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
N. w. Attack
Likely, Says
V. p. Wallace

NEW YORk--wsrning that tbs
Pacific Northwest he Ia danger of
attack ~ss sounded here FRIDAY
night by Vice President wssises
IN an address 10 tina Free World
association
Ths vice president predicted that
las, desperate bios~ ~ tbs
axis powers soild CONS thls sum
msf
wallace bsllssss there siil -
. German uprising IN Latin Awsrs-
car countries ard that sfauissns.
olasiy Japan ~ilI lsnneh - attack
on Alaska ard Pacific Northwest
ssafes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11

Behind this announcement 10
IN. story II an important sffort
being conducted by clergyman
throughout the nation which In
directly makes q great contr1bu-
ton 20 morale This effort 10
pastoral oounsellins. which 10
helping people 10 solve many
mental upssts which are eompii-
Gated by the strains and rssdtlst-
ments which individuals face q,
this tims.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Chinese. Reiake
Town in Fight

GHg~0kINs - cHsns.~ forces
have fsespiefed shs t0sn ~
Hsymyo on tbs Burma front ssa
bottled ap sssothsf 1spsH~ss
eoiuma that IA facing sHnsbils-
tisn = soa.8uaiqias said tonight
Tlas cosnmunaass said mat sns
other 900 Japanese. tsspp<9 90
the Burns road northeast IT
chsfaHg. rsrs ~stlEi h<tssT's<fsd
~ chinsss troops. sso rad also
s~lpsa ous i.osB snssrY s,ssstisFs 10
fighting ths Jspsnsss thszss, into
canins
Th~ r~e~essss ~ N~ymss.
shssh ~ s.e.n~.~ seespssS .
~eek sxs. k<1 ss<isei~a .
Sxs,~n~>~ nsss tkss sese1
~sstsssa freu f1ssbis - tssf
s<<tsf. the essnwasi4se <al1-
A sf0kessnaa sst1 ms allied
position On shs ssss hsak ~ fbs
BalNssn river IN rasnan pros1se<
hsa improved h fhs last - hours
AZ tns Jspsssse nsch4six1d s1aiss
Nsse arsNn into ssnbuss.ss.
Tfe Japanese eaiussn moving
along ths Burma road vas said 10
nave been eat into half = aczsn
seetiens - me chsnsss sad most
n ths s<etlsns Nsss believed ca
eifelea Or eat of from fhelf sup
psy Ilnss.
1se eotasaaaiqss<, besssfrs
acknowledges fhe f@ii Of The
f2ar. "a mliss insias tbs
fhlse.s bsra<f.
There Nas 40 official word here
regarding japanese claims mat
they rad captured hyltkylns. On
the Eunnz-C China border.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11

Jkpsn s<sf15ffs1 IT, - - =
small ssx<<s~ slfsfsfx carrier sed
n b.tsI< plsn~s ts6ay - IL kstus
Of Tia Coral ca.
Al Imperial headquarters $780,
nssnqs~ is<ss1 ~ Tokyo sis2nsd
ths carrier U1s - <enf<fte4 ~
tankef~
IL s<r>sunassqus alleges
fhss. In sk6itbss - ets1ms -
ys~s~wssy. - sru11enf>fin1 ~
Md CRUISER - besa 1smr
axe1. skss~ S~stseSsss $500
ana - ADt@1 p<nsas snet
6epn.
II ~ss alleged that ~ svuassr
wzs damaged ny . nd -
crash of . torpedo p1kns-<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11

Two persons Sers shfntly M
luree IN an auto collision Saturday
a szo and Aontgomsry. Tnssted
AZ Pierce county hospital were Ds-
va Fullmors. IS. of s@oz 30. Pros
p<ct ST ana nrr. Bsulsk Scott. 10.
o. siI So. 5sth 81. Fulinors vas
rsdlng In the car q Bruce Pear
son. ~. of Auburn. and Mrs.. scott
was r1ding with her husband. Ger
aid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11

the Rev. seward Hiitnsr. ssefs-
tsry Of the redsrsI Council Com
mission on Religion and HsAith.
estimates that tbs demand for
pastoral eounsslins has increased
by 7s per cent IN the past ain
months. Much ~ this inerssss
CONTINUED on Page Q columa ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Boy Thrills

Tank Tinker. parachute
Jumper and Prot. Wash .
Chief Test Pilot-all in the
employ Of the Mvnicipdl
Police Airport.
With Hop" they form a
triumphant three whose
hair-raising escapaoes viii
give you daily thrills IN the
new aviation strip Hop
Harrigsn."
HOP HARRIGAN typi-
fies the flying youth Of
America
Il is q long way from q
Jenny" 1913 flying for
tress, but Hop" sttains ms
goal.
Be on hand 20 welcome him
in The Tacoma Times Mon
dsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Yanks Down Under"
Remember Mothers

" b o RNE. Australia
Thousands Of American soldiers
crowded cable offices Saturday 70
ssno Mothers day messages home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Reopen Pass Sunday

Chinook pass fNsehesi vii h
reopened u traffic at . a. m.
Sunday. the Auto eiub vas N
formed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Churchill 10 Talk
On Radio Sunday

LON DON Prime Minister
Winston Churchill will address the
world by radio Sunday al 3 p. m
New York time az noon Tacoma
tiue).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
THE PREACHER BECOMES A COUNSELLOR
Upset,World Makes Him
Health and Vocational as
Well as Spiritual Adviser
WEEKS REVIEW OF RELIGIOUS NEWS
n, Religious ss-s sss,iss

NEW YORK-The commission religion and health Of
the Federal Council Churches announced this week that
three regional institutes pastoral eounsng in wartime
will be held this summer In Dallas, Chicago and New fes.
As result of the war situation record attendance Of clergy
along with number Of medical pcyehatric and socA
oador
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-11
Az LIED fleet MAnEuvERS
TO SLAP JAP Navy AGAIN

! s~ssoss osss ; S
Up Victories 0vsr J1ps
In Pacific Naval bo|i|o
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-29
Resources Planning Board
Reports On Coastal Region

Washington. Aug 9.-(AP)-Thc
fundamental problem oi the North
Carolina coastal area is how To en-
pl"N e. greater advantage land and
industrial resources Co raise the
pgCscn, general low wage level and
standard Of living. tn" national re-
cuurccS planning board says in a
study ol the Middle Atlantic region
Tho area IN question extends along
the eastern North Carolina coast
frOw namliCo Sound south to Cane
Fear river. With the exception Of
metropolitan Wilmington the area
is rrcduwiuautly agricultural.
I'm limited analysis IT ihc sittla
tion the regional planning board said:
The chief agricultural problem is
bow Ia place moro uyablr land within
the ownership ~ the bulk of inc
population. Present money crops arc
tobacco. and un 'hc better land. u,lbs
and lluwcr.. Much Of the ,rmLul
land. the rCu",, II tho board added
* ~ large ComuUr, forests Rela-
lively icw farm. N1,, 90 yell bal
m'ri proportion of ,orh'suu 80 cul-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-29
Continued on Page Four)
Runl Tax Plan
To Be Given
More Study

Washington. hJg 2g-(AP)-
Chairman George. Democrat. Geor-
.lu. sand ,"auy The Senate finance
c"mml,''" prunably would rc-asscss
'nr N.n.! plan lnr pay-Hs- you-go col
lection .' individual income taxes be-
fore voting ON a liousc-approvCd pro-
Vision ui ,ac row revenue bill levy
luc , per cent yu wages. interest and
dividend, beginning January /.
Senator Byrd Democrat. Virginia.
said after a conference with George
and Senator Clark Democrat. Mis-
souri, that BCHrdslcy Ruml. chair
man oi the New York Federal Re-
serve bank. would he available next
week for testimony before the COM
miticC 81 il decides tO reconsider
two previous votes rejecting his
plan
RUnl recommended crasinr l941
income liabilities and applying paw
mems made this year on the 1912
income. with adjustments AT the end
."' the scar It the taxpayers net re-
.rciptS were Ciihcr more or less than
his lnc"m" for 1871. Payments there
after would nc made weekly or
r'or'Hlr on 80 current vC.,r's in.
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