Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-31


j",!s. Ale pendulum has always
WunS and ii will continue 10 swing
A,H NGHii War II Is over. Whether
=. MT r&..,S SIOulu uul.nw from Inc
''> GA! Reserve III order Ia buy GOV
. .-H'HNAi bonds VIII Nv debated dur
/ 81. i"'.h- hIlltS Chat dc tins Will t,:n.
/ l'...l!tN t.'t!.| u profit. but whether
sis Nj! Md.N uuI az - profit or hrSs
/ ~ IL" end - que roGablc. In the
/ 13 rUn. vC:y icu bank curpo,u-
! nous e.. Ni.NIdU"ts make money -
/ -o:r"wInG money.
liz" t,u-.C;t urb. Of inc icdc.ai
government Is nnw so billions. ur eel
Hs'"~;Sy %! 50, bts,prs SINCE Inc
. II" SCE,lt "dmiini .iralInn came in.c
power by i!C cad e.! 1913. tins d,3t
may stand II about $3.50 billions.
some al II. ui cnuisc. Will bc raised
- -'!ii"% 1@c '!un:l victory bonds "a
IN" NubNc and institutions. The
amount VIII largely depend upon
"HCt!l'g Crrlpul. urv saving is adopt
cd. iur,ca.i. however. thai me
inaJu! portion at tins money must
t." r;n' I'd from ~" n.rn~ and rHiv.;y
iI".n H." Large bank. Ihl, q. course,
i-,.'n :iil..;. ON suuur. ~ Later.
TTp Situation.
Wnh normal Weather cunHitlai:S
NhCrS ~ every reason lu nC!Iv.c that .
El'Ir crops W.ll be raised III this
country IN l9iS than IN lg..3 and
l'!.i Farmers should benefit accord
hISIN pn the other hand. there al
b way - The possibility of bat wCn- .
tIri conditions including GIuUgu:
and Hoods. The lgrGc amuum, 81
Nhr;l. corn Hni other grams M sru,'-
H@r. h"WcNUg. should ncIp DiI.ri any .
crop failure IN 1898
me wheat YIELD i,l. 1912 viii be
hpoUi "!". billion b,-n,is >rrunG ur- .
~ /" INC crop 81 1919. wnIlv the corn
crop i"r 1912 will break al record
amounting To abugT $3.50. Uuu.u 900
u-hriS. !I.v cotton crop ton. 1872
amounts IL omN l3.+uu.OU0 bale. uut
tHis j. perfectly satisfactory consul
sing. the large amum, ut cotton III
storage Without duunr. the theory
OF winning The pcIC, With food l.
~uuitu. Farmers have lvgltmma,"
.SH. a." ir. expecting good treatment
during the rtmanUu. O.. Inc w.r.
Aitcr The var. then celebration VIII
be over.
Industrial Production.
R,udc,- VIII remember that our
~: praCJciIuu WI. not reach ~
n'tEht until we'll into 1913 The
plants manufacturing hlG humbrfS
"a" not We completed. Sh.puulGns
D., Its' getting into H. stride and
'n"ilS"ris IL factories ngr still re-
'r'!!#S. 1913. hOWrlv r. should Wit
ne II Transition l.uu construction
IT, pIuuuClION. !. therefore. N!Sua.I.C
{" uin.lIC .c->hulfir ui >uD-cuntyaC-
toys. a.! labor and OF Cummuniilc, IN q
&,nS'"i. !"IS means hIil>nIp> lul.
infringement and Tor the men and
women workers. Some communities
N d'l"G wei! NIA J,guHr ehu,t
towns. U1.v r'"c! Sleeping cr,rls
@.4 become 1l>y D,vhlyc~.
t.~'1G at 3" ... Industrial. pro-
&. 'U,H s!.u.d ,.IwD into rcw
I'D. ..-.a c-.!a- 1915. ,grr.nrus arru;
-!1 D'. cen, 90! t." 1899 level.
!.:, .ra.u leave only about SO
..lI.H- l'l domestic consumer goods.
compared r.'n ABOUT SO billion. H.
."i-. Tins means tnal only about 40
I,. ,,ut %. Ire uulru. ul the du.uUl.,
goods HoG t.V and o. per cent Of the
-i.u' q ;Hy Eui.- GI.rIUlc goods in
UI~1. al! 1c available luI c!yllun
49,, H .1i.. .u.s estimate j. on a
&c. ala. DUs!s wiki nu allowance ipr .
p!r,c Imitation.
Failures.
ga n.-.r i.I.WC ~ 1912 amount
e.. e. siaJ Hu.uuu.. and tear die .
Vail o." increased uunnr 1913 Il st..
- "tI ur rUv g. :.au,u.Ct,!cr, ne
HlH I..."., Ia .,VU.v necessary ..M
..s.. Col Substitutes ana mc!-
,'.nl- .... Ju.'ly t. got q .up,iy
O.. ..... !u .C..j.ou u ;iru normal .
{, .-a.t.y. ma ..u., ,GdIt.uuul rncs .
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