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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
IN HOLLYWOOD uj1T
=. oueM O. % arson
Van HefIin Started His Career
on Farm mot Ranch in Oklahoma
HOLLYWOOD, April 4.


COULDN'T believe my eyes when Van Eefn for the
first time had pictured him rather mediumszed with
III kinky hair and not very good looking
the contrary, the young to whom intro
- duced the Tulip Time set is possibly feet tall and
ink noticeable his hair Johnny Eager" had
moothed and instead of being the ugly side Van
Helm is good looking young with nice eyes and
attractive smile.
Marsha Hunt looks amazingly like the Lillian
h of Is doing Between takes
had chance talk the young who started farmer
Oklahoma travelled around world years
merchant sailor and New York and given
rib-and later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

mated the stage at nrst,"
he told me, land returned to
the sea for a time. I felt as an
actor 1 was n good sailor"
Always a Reporter
did Katharine Hepburn
change your mind about the
stage after you were with her
in Philadelphia stOry'?" I asked
him.
"Well, I liked the part Of the
newspaper man." he answered.
Funny thing-I am always play
Ing a reporter. In Tulip Time
am a reporters sober young
newspaper man you'll be glad
to hear-who doesn't carry q
bottle In his hip pocket or get
drunk on the job"
"You don't like playing
DRINKS ?" 1 asked.
ION the contrary, Idiked the
inebriated youth In Johnny
Eager better than anything 1
have ever played" he said.
THAT young man interested me.
He was 80 intelligent, with
nothing evil in his makeup. He
got mixed up with gangsters
because Of his one failing-his
love OF drink. He was sensitive
and an idealist."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08

CLINE-september 8. Edna, beloved
mother Of Frank: dear mother of Carl {;
daughter of Mrs. Rachel Graham: sister of
Mrs. James Hoskins, Mrs. George Stoakley
and Frank Graham. Funeral from resi-
dence. 5421 Lincoln Avenue. Time later.
beloved husband of Pau
line, dear father Of Edward. Mrs. Mar
garet Horn. August, Dorothy and Mrs.
Irene Lyons: brother of Mrs. Martha No
twiecki, Mrs. Elizabeth Fetta: grandfather
of LARAMIE Lyons. Funeral from 1921
Eureka Thursday, $3.50. TO st. Augustine
lChurch at 10.
7. George r. of
| 2576 Sheridan. beloved husband Of Eliza
beth Mertz Heinrich: dear father of Mrs.
Elizabeth Kluth. Jacob r.. Norman A. and
Werner 4. and the late George and Walter
grandfather of Jacob Funeral service
Thursday. J p. m. at A. II. Peters Funeral
Home, i2057 Gratiot.
lKARI.-sept 8, Elizabeth B., of 1890
| Jane Ave-, wife of the late Anthony
dear mother of F. Joseph. Mrs. Katherine
Moore. Leo. Mrs. Celia Charbneau. Frank
lEwald. George and Oswald: grandmothel
lof 81 grandchildren; sister Of Mrs. Mar,
De Borwn, George and John Huber
Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. m. from A.. II
Peters Funeral Home. 12o57 Gratiot Ave
and 1880 q. m. at 81. David's Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
MARRIAGES-BIRTHS
DEATHS--DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George F. sensuit. "a; Josephine N. So
Edward +. Crawford. rs; Edith orea. -.
Anthony d. Livernois. ~; Bette Teahan.
william corrisan. rs; Gensvieve McIntyrs.
Edwin Long. "a; Ruth Machsn. as.
Frank q. Miller Jr., 81; Elizabeth Schmidt,
, n.
Julius 10th, 81; Rhoda Railway. 1s.
Victor NJ. Marrocco, n; Laura visci. IS.
Felix +. Maiotke. as: Helen Reva. 40.
Robert Schultz, ri; Eileen Walbridge, 10.
Paul 4. TetziafY, So Mabel Miller, 50.
Carl H. Jewell. 40; Helen Rouio, 30.
Edward Rutkowski. "a; Phyllis Juskoviak'
Henry jackson. 10; Rosie Lee Yerby. 10.
Anthony Sanger. AZ: Lillian Lyczkowski. IS
Alfred Gaui a.; Mamie Ford, ~.
Lawrence Dennis, Is; Bernsdette Mckay
a.
Arthur @. Karppinen. Is; Esther H. Pesols
Willie b. Marshall. II; Lucinda Coriey, n.
Ray 4. Kincaid, 10; Aimee Richardson, 10
Louis Fisher. II; Elizabeth Capaldi, n.
Frank Dingwitx Jr.. 2s; Edna L. Oswald
SEVERN b. Krook, ~: Ruth strachsn, IS.
Dean Z. Morrow. II; Katherine L. Morton
49,
Howard NJ. Pnon, %: Leons Z. Cora, n.
Richard Butson. Is: Helen Klimas, IL.
Joseph Roach, n: Ellen Spencer, n.
Glenn Herr Musselman. %; Barbara l.
James Cole. 20: Kathleen Hail. 10.
Arthur DIVA, 20; Grace Mercurio. ~.
Gwyn Allen, IS. Anne Ignac. ~.
Leon Rezewski. Is; Anna Butowski, 20.
woodrow w. Shepherd. "a; Edna Penrod
Fl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
Deatb Rotices

ANTONssON-sept. 9. Carl W.. beloved
husband Of Louise. brother of Mrs. Al
freda, Carlson OF Sweden and the late
oscar Antonsson. Funeral from Fred @.
Marshall Sons Parlors. 3462 East Jefferson
Ave, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Member Of Detroit Camp No. 10,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
TUESDAY EVENING

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10 20 r. n.
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IL 90 r. NJ.
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~ 90 MIDNIGHT
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12:I5 A. NJ
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II 80 A. NJ.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08

Charles A. Lewis, assistant
director of public relations for
General Motors, and well known
among Detroit industrialists, died
in New York City following a long
illness, it was announced here
today.
Funeral services will be held
today in New York with burial
tomorrow in Lakewood. ~ w
Jersey.
Mr.. Lewis was in charge of the
GIN public relations office in
Detroit and in that capacity spent
a portion of his time here. A
daughter, Mrs. Robert Thomas, OF
Chicago, is former Detroit
resident.
Fifty-seven years old. Mr.. Lewis
had been with General Motors
since 1927. In addition to Mrs
Thomas. he leaves his widow
Dorothy Eaton Lewis and two
other children, Nancy, of New
York, and Richard Lewis, of Mt.
Lebanon, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
SociaIife Kills Self

RENO, New. Sept. s CINS).-
The body of Mrs. Bridget McBur-
.ney Sargent. New York socialite,
was found in her hotel room today
with throat and wrists slashed
She had established residence here
several weeks ago preparatory to
obtaining a divorce from Charles
s. Sargent Jr. of Cedarhurst, l.. /
The coroner's office listed the
ldnath ne e,,iciIo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
State 10 Send
1000 a Month
To Marine Corps

Michigan will shortly be sending
1000 men a month into the United
States Maritime Service. Woman
Duane c. Phillips, enrolling officer
In charge of the Detroit office. an
nounced today.
"With our victory Fleet grow
Ing daily and our armed forces
expanding 70 now positions all
over the world we must have
100, 900 more men to man our
vital supply line ships" Phillips
said. "The Maritime Service Of
fers them o draft-exempt Job,
with base pay about 500
month plus substantial bonuses,
and q real opportunity to servo
the country"
With offices now established ir
the Hammond Building, Griswolc
and Fort streets. the service has
taken nearly 200 applications II
the last three days and has al
ready sent 10 men to the training
base In Maryland.
Men from Is TO 80 are eligible
fof the service and on completion
of their training will be rated a.
apprentice seamen and given q
chance to sail on one of the many
new Victory ships now under con
struction.
"The service offers little In
the way of gold braid and
glamour" Phillips said. "but
men seeking excitement and n
chance to serve their country
without being I'm the army or
regular navy will like It."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
Mrs. Sarah MatDonell
Rites Set tor Prominent
Catholic Worker

: Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
G. MaeDonell, prominent member
of the Catholic laity. will be held
from the Church Of the Visitation
at 10 a. m. Thursday.
Mrs. MacDonell. widow of the
late DR.. Frank j., died at her
home. 2224 West Boston boule-
ward, Sunday. after a protracted
illness. She was a member of the
Catholic League of Women, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
DEATHS

Lillian Sweet. 372e Atkinson. ~.
Gussie Allen. 1915 Muiiett. 81.
Laura Hunt. 5o32 Moore place. ST.
Norma friedrich. 4492 seyburn. IS.
Josephine Meller, 1859 Cashmere, Ham.
tramck, IS.
William Johnson $3.50 Grand River, 81.
Eldon Ray Baker se1s Daily court. 81
Millicent Ellen Lyus, 1919 Westbrook. 70
Henry Williamson. 500 Howard. 81.
Henry 8. Mansfield. 20O45 Russell. 10,
sam Torosisn. sis Tyler. Highland Park
81.
Rachel Jarrett. 1917 West Hancock. 40.
Elizabeth Ann Nash. Marion Township. n.
John II. Boldt. 1908 West. Washington,
Mich, IS.
Harry c. BerchuIo S424 Elmwoof. n mo-
Ellen Frazier, 2457 ~. Antoine. ~.
Hugh O'Donneli. % East Willis. ..
John Thomas. 2747 Brush. 50.
Eva r Gas. 1884 Dean. ~.
Pankratz Mueller, \111A Promenade. 81.
Fred Heenan. 1880 Wabash, 81.
Webster %: Aldrich. Dos North Center
Royal Oak, ~.
Anna n. Petersen. 7i5it q. Military. near
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BOYS

Marriage licenses were issued to:
George A.. Myette. rs: Rosemary wilford
81.
Irwin c. Antoine. 20; Lila Foy. IS
John W. White. Al Katherine Patterson
%
Ralph r. Lord. 80 Mary NJ Esper. "a
Robert McLennsn, %: Bernette Harris, "a
Joseph w. Ferguson, a. Bernlos q
Thomas, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
Death Hotires

8. Johanna. Of iii42
Charlemagne, wife OF the late August !;
dear mother OF Mrs. Mary Reske and Mrs.
Crete Unger; grandmother OF Erwin and
Herbert Unger. Funeral service Wednes-
day. I D. m: At A. II. Peters Funeral
Home. 120a7 Oratiot avenue.
MAC DONELL--sarah c., Sept. s. at her
residence. 2224 West Boston Blvd. Wife
OF the late Or. Frank J. Macdonald M. ID.
beloved mother OF Frank J. and Donald n.
FunaDal from the residence Thursday, Sep
TENDER 10. AZ $3.50 al the Church Of the
Visitation AZ 10 a. m.
OBENAUER-Suddenly Sept. s. i942.- Guy
M. and wife Jeanette r., OF loz Elm
hurst Ave. father and mother OF DAWSON
Obenauer. Funeral from Dill Bros, 102la
la miltoa,- st-e;iyhn- Court Tuesday. 3.5o
-. IN.
). Henry. age rs years,
OF 1928 Flanders: beloved husband OF
Anna Elizabeth Ida Oplhcius; dear father
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Miller. Mrs. Mpbelle
Allen. Fred and Mrs. Cora rhursam; grand
father OF 10 grandchildren and great
Klein. Funeral service Wednesday. Up. M.
at A. H. Peters Funeral Home, i20ol
Gratiot avenue. Deceased was member OF
Schiller Lodge. No. 263, y. and A. M.
THOMsON-Jeanie Beloved wife Of Will
liam, dear mother OF Christine and Jean,
dear grandmother OF Jean and Jimmy, dear
sister OF Mrs. Robert Lenox of Flint, Mich.
Louisa, Annie. Jamef. Alexander Gtlies Of
lDumbarton, Scotland. Funeral services a
Cooper Bros. Mortuary. Mack at Garland
Ave, Wedne sday. 30 p. m. Deceased wal
member OF Ladies o. 3. c. and Eastern
star. Orion Chapter,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
Sdban at Right Guard
On Indiana Eleven

/ BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Sept. s
(INS). - Mike Saban. l72-pound
sophomore and one of the small
est Of Indiana's 80 football candi-
dates, today held down the right
! guard post. one Of the hottest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
Scratches
BY United Press
AnIfEnUCr

BY United Press
AoUEDUcT
Track, fast -
Second Race-Show Town.
Fifth Rare--Over, Don Juan il
sisth Rsce-Jans Blenheim. Miss Q.
Seventh Race-Scotch Trap.
Eighth Race--Psychiatrist.
NARRAGANsETT PARK
Track, fast.
First Raee-Ned's Queen. Sea Power.
FOND Thoughts. Lucky Plan. Shasta
Fiddle. Scotch Abbot.
Second Race-Half Inch, Oldwick.
Fourth Raee-Fiying West. Merrily
Fifth Rsee-Adolf. canterup. Two
Tops, Primarily, Tally Ho. Miss High
seventh Race-Pilatesun. Cove Spring.
RAmbunctious, Knights Duchess, Ding
mans Wood Blaze.
Eighth Race Rough Command. Mad
CRUSADER. Buckets. creakie. PomPip'
Ninth Race (substitute) Declared OF.
WASHINGTON PARK
First Raee-gheuuit. West Ho. Elder
Jock. witan, wshlune, Terry Kerry
Cutter. Searcy,
second RAee-Greatwall. Best Quality.
Constant Aim. Charming, Valdlna baoe'
Perisphere.
Third Race-old Sarge. on the Run.
Nav. Town Victory.
Fifth Race-Biack Orchid. Saboteur.
sixth Race-Brave Deed.
Seventh Raee-King's Abbey.
Eighth Race--Kimmy.
Ninth Race-Stemwinder Fair Haste
yaIdina chief Sweet story. HAPPY
Khayyam. Illinois star. EVIL Spirit.
Tenth Race isubstitute) -Deciared on
Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
What S on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed,
II the presentations al
scheduled are not on tbs
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
troit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

WCAR-Music.
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WExL-Safety talk.
ESQ r. NJ.
wJR-Rnythm Matinee.
CkLW--News: Cocktail hr
WcAR-Charlie Cook-M.
WJLB-lnternational music
WExL-Dance music.
<;t5 r. M.
WcAR-victory Band.
500 r. NJ.
wJR-Are u q geniusI
WWJ-Ceorge Arno-M.
CKLW-News Ace.
WCAR-News.
WJLB-News. coast guard
WExL-Rhythm Rhapsody
WJBK-News Ace.
6:l6 r. VI.
WJR-Mother and Dad.
CkLW-Turf Ciub-1
WCAR--Salon orchestra
WXYZ-Bud Shaver-T.
WJLB-Nusic.
WJBP walter Davison-M
$50 r. NJ.
WJR-Sing Along-V.
WWJ-Aan the Navy.
CKLW-Superman-D.
WCAR-Homemaker prog.
WxYZ-Day In Review.
WJLB-Gems OF melody.
WEXL-Musical program.
wJBK-Spice OF Life-v.
s:45 r. NJ.
WwJ--Sopistocats-M.
CKLW-David Cheskin-M.
WCAR-Sports Parade.
WxYZ--Nation AT War.
wExL-Deaign for dance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08

Detroit Athletic Club and the
Country Club.
She is survived by two sons,
Frank j. and Donald ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to:
Mildred Deuel. from, Merle.
Frederick Tezlaff from Paul.
Mary Meyers from Frank.
Leah Duty from Carl.
Margaret Mary Bandemer from Emil.
Katherine scholie from August.
Marion T.. Brandt from Charles
Harrington II. O'Bryant from Wilma.
Bessie Hitchcock from Oscar.
Lenor- Duttan- from Robert taunufmen1.
Dorothy Barringer from Ralph q.
Harvey II. Kervin from Florence.
June Cutter from John r.
Gladys Lietz from Norman
Mary w. Fox from Harry r.
Otto NJ. Jones from Margaret.
Henry p. Franz from Nellie.
Pauline Thomas from Harold I.
James Ferns from Virginia.
Vera r. Dyce from Robert L.
Ruth p. Olson from Louis @.
Joan Hutnick from Samuel.
Paul 8. Hunter from Mary z.
Ruth Cole from Wilford.
Albert Renchik from Theresa.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Farmers Face Best
Season Since Lush
Averages Of 1919
Government Regula-
tons Not Expected to
Affect Prices Serious
ly on Henderson Mar
ket; Warehous e men
and Buyers Ready.


f"' me INST time since 1918. to-
"I'c" grower IN the Henderson ter
"''!N M!Il start their auction sales
,i'N' Monday ON a wartime market.
81 IN" "N' three years the ever
l'"S,hrhin@ shadows of the world
''''''' we're cast over their opera
''HlH' bur ms Time their country is
"'i "'''Nc n"l!lSefcht, with all the
~ "''"i,N ana transformations IA.
are i'N"iNcd.
,oio "'c .H,h cay "i 1913 and
80 'ie S'i"'il wee" ms season is
.rn.,I '@,',S ',r2,'."uI prices ana Inc
,'H'H "l i''""ilS lhc crop nav" also
"''!l hiSh"i III mucn the same pro-
P"nH'"l.
Ill. l','' u''''''' \'aE vl 1919 saw a
He"H"', average Oh >IS.l" per hundred
i.t';r "a ,.c henderson market,
M ','''.'. >,''" ''''"''".f pounds for the
~'' .ri '''''" ,""' %! >h'9'".O32.7.
:, Inv '' ''"' "'!",' mat WAS nothing
I" or .f'o'@"o III. however. IN the way
y, ~ -, ,'r, '"' IN" local market solo
'"'' ''''"'"S !"r >3.2o' .358. ID.
'"i .r az "> 81. 'S' %! H"'.u9 pc" hundred.
az 'n'''''!S season Is The I4th year
-, ."J henderson market. During
'''. H.it'-H' ,'F''fS "i century. inc
Una. Nt' mas n'u us ups and downs
"''i'N " ''' ""'c'S' put over the long
n,' w." !"r experienced steady
60" a. ana II To-Day IN better posi-
,""' man ever before l." Serv" grow
wiz" P"''o'l.| i"cal warehouses
wv ""'''''I "' "l''F crop.
- ''T"'" "I me Henderson sales
I,',vl >i''M* 'i'"l It's biggest year in
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Warehouse
Set up About
Same AS 1911

Planters bringing iurl. leaf "a
Henderson tins year WIll llnG little
change except ON the calendar. II
vii. be the SaI:'" ""n operating the
warehouses as N The past. and II Will
he the san" warehouses. Since the
start OF The 1910 season Henderson,
has had seven Warehouses;, and il
will he that way fur 1912.
There Is probably no better known
nor more respected group OF ware
huusrmcn than the Veterans who
have been building Henderson :
market Inlu one ui the outstanding
auction Ccntcrs ul the entire right
Bel.
Tn, largest single group %! ware
house IN the city Is the CoupvrS-
Observation-Disclosures group, operated
by Il. :. Young. w. Il. Daniel. Fred
: Ruy>,cr and y. II. (BcrD Moore.
All ~ulcS in these warehouses viii
Dr under the personal SupclN i>ipu
ID. NJ. R"ysicr and Mr.. Moore.
H.. Henderson just wouldn't he
tie sam" without G.. w. Knott, but
the u!G warehouse will be the same
hi, year with Mr.. Knott. ablt assist
ca by his partner. Lyman Il, Wilkin-
son. doing business AT the same
o,G stand"
Tn" quartet uf partners. Chari,s !
Fleming. +. {. Huff, Lee c. Cocoa
mi Brooks Turner. will again be
operating their pair of Warehouses.
;nr Banner ana the High Price.
Planters know these men we'll and
respect their management of their
two houses
Ec4. marketing veterans. Waltc:'
i. Aston and Noel Tuck. will a.
usud! ac operating their L.->hapcd.
spacious Farmers Warehouse ON
Garnet and iorncr streets.
Henderson warchouSCmCn. IndivI-
Continued on I'dGc TWu)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Trade Board
Among Best
In The Belt
Governing Body of
I o b a c c O Market
Headed by F. S. Roys-
ter; Includes Both
B uyer and Ware
housemen; Has Sew
eral Committees.

Much nI the credit for the en-
NidhlC reputation Of the Henderson,
lrNacc" market must he given Ia the
Henderson Tobacco Board of Trade.
I'm organization Of warchousrmuu
and others Interested in the urde, IL
marketing ut the golden weed.
li,nGrrS'n'> Board al Trade i, re-
'"Gn,.,d i:irnilGhout the Bright Bel
~ ui alert organization, huidiu.
substantial prestige III the cnunciI-
OF Tive 'radr
Leadership - tho local organic
1"n ior 1912 Is again vested in Fred
; HuN>'Cr. H. president MIR. ROY
Strr Is IN" Of III" quartet of paI incr.
III HE big Co"pcrS-Caruliiia- PLANT
e., Wa.rhOl.," combination.
WITH a Warch"II>rman as lis lead
or. 'n" second ~ command is repre-
sentative of the numerous buvin,
organizations. Vice prcsidrnt of tho
board "i trade is y + McNcny. pres
IdCu' of the Henderson TObacCc
Company. buyers and operators Of,
"mr "l the CIty'S two rcdrying plant,
+. Z. Nanny, Of The COupcrS-C Car
DINA Planters group. is secretary ana
treasurer OF the organization.
Rounding out the executive grotI3
/, Arthur II. Surprise. who this wear
(CCnilnuVd on Page SIX)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-10
Local Gins
Prepare For
Big Volume
Both Rose and Legg
Plants Overhauled for
Handling Offerings of
Growers; Some In
crease in Crop in This
Area.

Cotton growers in the area and
cotton buyers III Henderson are anti
cipa'iug In" best selling season this
autumn they have had III many
wear. TIN; is due 10 the tact lha:
the yield /, larger and prices ar,'
considerably higher than u year ago.
Henderson has Two large cotton
Cir, iur service IL the farmers. One
OF tucm IS owned and operated by
the Rose Gin Il Supply Company al
the corner of Montgomery ano
Chestnut streets. The other is OWL
cd and operated al the corner I'll Wal
nut and Orange streets bv The NJ. +.
Leg Cotton Gins Company.
Both establishments have beef.
gwen their usual thorough summer
nvrrh@Ul!ng and conditioning iur tEC
season. and both Will be manned by
staff that have been ~ charge tul
many years. and the entire personnel
ut which l. known la growers in lii,
Henderson and adjacent territories.
George y. Rose is head I'll the R">I
organization. and NJ. +. Leg III the
Legs interests. MIR. Rose has been u
vita! factor in the Henderson cotton
y
ana D, perhaps as we'll known rs any
Henderson business man serving III"
iarm.vrs. He is rated us an expert on
cotton. Mr.. Legg has been IN the
business -. serving farmers IN this
section Tor nearly Il quarter OF Il cen
tUry, and has AT different times bcrr
IN charge of ginning enterprises.
Recently the Lcgs organization &C
aUircd The Henderson GIN ana that
al Drcwry formerly owned and OPP
Grated by Interests headed by NJ. i.
Cooper. and both plants will be OPP
Grated a. usual this year. though I'M
der Levy ownership.
Estimates are that something lik"
G.HNU bales nf cotton will DC harvest
ed ~ Vance county this season. Thi"
Is q slight increase over last year,
due 10 an increaSc in AAA quotas.
Yield, promise t. be ui better thdI
average quality also.
Prices. too, are somewhat higher
than year ago and seed cotton is
BENG around seven and II hall Gems
pound Oh the Henderson market
a. the season gets off L. d start Il
tcw weeks hence. That Is equivalent
10 about Ia cents per pound on iii
Tie better. Ii is a better price thai.
Was paid last fall. and combined with
the larger yield should bring consid.
crdhiy more money To growers than
q year ago.
Alost cotton handled by local buy
O. Is taken in the seed, though gI1-
Ming is done for customers where
that IS desired, and where offerings
arc not Immediately disposed of. aHt,
growers desire to hold the cotton 10:
later sell.nG.
Cotton long has been factor 10 a
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Buyers Here
For All Of
Big Concerns

Wherever some one $tODS ior TIA:
moments relaxation that IS found ~
the smoke al a good cigarette yrd
will find Henderson tobaccOS bcing
smoked There Is no label on thu
packages. nor on the cigarettes. bu:
in the smile of satisfaction and con-
tCntmcnt there is ample proof thai
there must be Henderson tobacco 80
the smoke.
Buyers representing or who hul"
represented. tobacco manufacture
all over the globe will ne ON In" Hen.
dCrS0n market floors when sai". >'",.
next Monday.
All of the American CicaI cite cou-
panic> will have either their own obi,
contract buyers on the Hcnd"r ~
market.
American SupplIcrs. with buyer
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