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Evening star., 1942-06-18

Unit OF tradlnR, TO Shares. IN bank
ruptcy or receivership or being reorsaniIed
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sumed by such companies, Rates Of divi:
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration, Unless other
not included xd TX dividend. xr TX
rights Also extra or extras Cash or
stock e Declared or caid so far this year.
Payable in stock g Paid last year. h Pay
able in Canadian funds Accumulated
dividends paid OF declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. June Is-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index Of 35
commodities today declined to 97.93
Previous day. 9S.13; week ago. 9s O2;
month ago, 99.02: year ago, s7.85.
1912. 1941. l94O '33-3a
High - aa12 9512 1928 asl4
Low -- 1884 1903 $3.50 4144
uQnH AVERAGE equals 100
Evening star., 1942-06-18

Youngstown, Ohio, and the suspen-
sion of its No. blast furnace at
Mingo Junction, Ohio, for repairs.
The company said 10 of II fur
naces In the Ohio Valley are now
in operation.
Evening star., 1942-06-18

Buy bonds and stamps for the
boys In the camps,
Evening star., 1942-06-18

uO"VoIIOIdI IUoStS III HISCeIIdneOuS
freight and ore contributed to the
decline In total loadings contrary
to seasonal expectations.
The Associated Press seasonally
adjusted index of loadings, based
on l92s-30 as 100, declined to 85.8
new 1912 low compared with 88.3
the previous week, and SS:9 q year
ago.
1942 Ia4I. 1910. 1919
fnW h,sn ----- stil ai4 SOL !s.s
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, June Is R-Diyidends
declared:
Reduced.
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able.
Cmonw'lth 4 Edison 35c "a 81
Nat Aviation Corp 12hc 6-29 7-l3
Kel Switched a. Sup 1Hc ~ 7-3l
MacAndrews Forbes Soc - $50 IDS
No Action.
Technicolor, Inc.
Accumulated.
st Reeis Paper pf S175 6-a2 II
Extra.
Cont Insurance --- 20c - $50 1-10
Evening star., 1942-06-18

Ex div1dend. PIus extras: Paid
so far this year. 2G extra. SIS 90 ex-
ira paid December 90. 1941 SIS 90
extra. k zoe extra. m 81 so extra. Paid
in l941. $1,000 extra.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Inhaler Linotype-l0 at 321a.
BONDS
Evening star., 1942-06-18
/ NEW YORK CURB MARKET
CI>>L> BY Privsts Wire
O(OCkS Direct 70 The ster
Stock and

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. Hish.Low. Close.
Aero Supply .15e "A Az An
Air Associates .375g 5 5 5
llun, RI ~ Am fos ,Sn. oOE eoM onH
Evening star., 1942-06-18
STOCKS

Ter RI g. W cp 1st 4Hs 1e4s 1O21a
Evening star., 1942-06-18

PUBLIC UTILITY
Evening star., 1942-06-18

Csucs Val IS As IL 10 IL
Danish Con IS 81 20 32 ~
ww-With warrants xw-Withott wa
rants. New. ST (stpl-stamped,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Accidents
Since Rdtioning

Traffic accidents declined AS
per cent curing The first Two days
of = ,o.0e rarIonlus the police
accident prevention bureau re-
ported today
During the FIRST two days there
were l52 accidents, compared with
~ on Sunday and Monday the
TWO days preceding ratIonIng the
bureau sand
-Ia-ppclaI- Christian Nelson said
that contributing factors IN the
drop were the sudden cold weather
winch reduced driving, low cred
speeds. loss mileage because of
rstIo0ng. and The pedestrian con-
troll ordinance which makes jay
walking Illegal
\oj~on pointed oui thai only Is
pod ~'rI.p~ were killed n \oNCm-
her compared with 30 IN No,om-
boy 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Miss ViclOy'u lSiren $1,000 Bond
1t Represents an Investment Freedom Barbara Ann Clark Says

have done and will do gladly
and proudly.
Your great aSSemblage of pa
iriotic Americans at the Chi
cago Stadium on December SOY
cnth viii be an historic occasion
IN which We viii be happy 10
participate IN anyway that YOU
designate.
There could be no more suit
able and significant opportunity
than this notable event affords
for the presentation of the
MISS VICTORY" award.
I wish. therefore, on behalf of
the Hearst Publications. 10 ac-
ccpt herewith your kind invita-
ton and 10 express my grateful
appreciation of the distinction
accorded them, and yours very
faithfully.
" r. HEARST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Fi'emen Won Fight
BIdzes Near Gasoline

AURORA, III. Dec 4 ms
Aurora houSeholderS were warned
today that they can expect no fire
protection If gasoline has been
stored In their homes
The warning came from Mayor
Andrew Carter. who ordered Fire
Chief Edward Ryan not 10 cndan-
GER the lives of flrcmCn IN homes
or other buildings whore sa>o-
limo is stored Chief Ryan said he
believed half the homes I'm Aurora
contained stored gasoline
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Remember II Duce2

Remember when Nussolini re
Gently gave his discouraged sol
dierS new battle cry, For
ward, Kick them IN the pant" .
From him IL MAS pitituliN funny
He evidently stole il from the
Chinese. and a. they sing ~.
there's nothing either pitiiul "r
funny.
Their song ~ the cue r.
rilla> sung h., the darcdctilN
behind the Jap lines, begins:
Dow -di-run no fang chu, Ba-
gIIaN-tI gon- ging 49, or:
Gao hehiud the japanese and
kick them iu the pants
Behind the enemies and Rick
them in the pants 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

win the M
( O r m at ion
that IL isn't
a V la b he
h q + a n q
probably isn't
to be bought
a n y W h re
else.
The y az
Horst McS-
sci Just ism I
on the mar
kct even for
collectors
This CuStOnn-
cr apparently
" a $ collect
n q current
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

King.o. II Just had a few too
many
you were i'm here October II
on the same charge said the
Judge
That was the day he received
his draft notice" said kinggo
And YOU were In here \oVem-
her II. 1918. Same charge"
That was Nrmistice DAY"
explained kinECo
Five dollars or 10 daNs and
watch your patriotic feelings"
said the Judge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

ihr Hearst newspapers A. the
ambassador East Ilo'c. \ dinnor
aag 'roaDer party Fa, been ar
Hanged for their entertainment
~lH-a.. grCnu--
After MISS VICTOR y OF
AMERICA is chosen hion0ay eve
mnz. she VIII be sen on an all
e>pen~e-pald trip 20 Washington,
where sine VIII spend two days
n..I0g h.gA government, mill
tary and naval officials
A tour of eastern arms prOduc-
rou center also has been arranged
Tor The nation home front hero
ne hy the United States treasury
var SAVINGS staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

war songs. Hle can get others,
though.
The war is creating whole
new KIND of music. sung by
fighters OF the Allied countries
and from some of the conquered
countries where the viii 20 fight
has survived
It's savage. bloOdthirstN stuh.
I'd hate Ia be \aLi and have
n Norwegian come after me
singing song that tells what
he's going Ia do 10 me with "A
scNthe or a pitchiOrk.
The music seems 10 ft the
words. toO-as different from "A
Strauss waltz a. a GeSt apO
prison il from Vienna ball
room.
Collecting these songs is be-
Icomlng something of a hobby. !
cant give them much on the
score Of beauty but they Ger
tainly give you 4 hlood-curdlng
idea OF how The European under
ground feel,
From 4 Norwegian collection
take "Ilcmmefrontou~ Sang
or Song OF the Home Front
We're Norscmen' The NaLs
shall feel how Vc hate
They've stolen our bread Ia ID
our land deeoiaic
Against tank and plane our
resistance seemed vain
And they thought old Norway
would fan without a blow %
II goes on 10 tell ~ ScytheS
and pitchforks and a worm
eaten QHisling we'll >non bqui-
date"
From the Orient como, "Ctoe
Lai''- The first Var song 10
,wccp China r. WAS written ~
1893 bv Ny Err who Vas he
,nircd by the rta,0o az Man
cnUra re died us-rr'ou~iy "a
Japan in 1873 49, thc age OF 81.
HIS song has crossed 'r, ~,a-
Etrr pat4 lHtetr-~et- ---fHea
and sings lt IN Chinese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

dunn Monday VIII be the Chicago
symphony Orchestra, combined
chorus OF 500 voices under Edgar
Nelson and Harry Carlson and 4
personal appearance by Dorothy
Maynor, famed Negro opera star.
One soldier and one sailor who
distinguished themselves on Tor
cign battlefrontS and are now
home on furloughS will also be
decorated at the ccrmonles by high
army and navy officials.
Proceedings will be broadcast by
several Chicago radio stations and
picked up at 5000 Town Hall
meetings throughout the Chicago
metropolitan area. which will be
observing the theme, Chicago Re
members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
VOLUNTEERS LISTED

Look over this list OF artists
who have volunteered their Serv-
ices for tine gigantic broadcast:
Samuel Benavie and his orcheS-
ira; Cyril Wezemael baritone;
Rosemary Calvin. singer of popu-
ffrr- AfrrrrrrrrS- ri1rrCruf
by Geraldine Elliott and Eric
Howlctt George Dorm. tcro. Paul
LaNoic and his orchestra Bill
Shumale, tenor Tim Dooli'tIc and
niS Pine Center Gang John Nc
koOlic tenor Boz H0rEH.. The
Funniest Man ln Tunu The Don
Large Chu as md 4a.a.4 Ecm.
The sunshine BOY
5n at yoU radio nest Friday
night for ihis gigantic radio pro-
gram which startng ~ Ills
p M. VIII continue into tee early
hour, o, The following dat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

A Stomcr AT GrinnelrS
asked for A monograph record
OF the German national an
them" this week. The clerk
gulped asked Lou Salesin, head
of the department and returned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Times Program
For GoOdfeIIOWs
Set for Dec. Il

Next Friday night thousands ot
Detroit families viii gather at
radios for the annual Detroit
Trmes-WJR Old Ncwsboy> Good
fellow broadcast.
Mark the time down on your
calendars Friday December II.
at lbs p. m, so you'll be on hand
10 dial Station WJR eco kilc-
cycles for DetroitS greatest radio
show of the year
Have you a favorite song or
musical number you would like 10
hear on this program II so,
phone your request to WJR the
night of the broadcast. or make
II by mail. SO far A. possible,
every request will be granted In
return YOU are asked to pledge
money and send 20 Norman White,
Station WJR Fisher Building. De-
trolt Every cent donated viii 20
10 help the Old Ncw>boyS bring a
happy Christmas TO needy Detroit
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
EMPLOYEES TO HOLD DANCE

A. @ p m tomorrow A. tho
Eastwood Park Ballroom GIa'Iof
and last ElCht-AlIio road '0o
fellow employees OF tnc Ford High
land Park plan v'. hold a MISS
VICTORY Dance honorr- Mis-.
Savage.
This party IS open 10 'Ho public
and dancing VIII continue after
midnight for thc benefit OF late
shift workers VA bonds viii bc
gwen as door prizes and proceeds
over expenses VIII so 90 the
American Red Gross,
McdnWhIC. rs rTDI77TT- rUr7vf1r-S
were put on the local contest Of
tiCidl> in Chicago where The final
Judging VIII occur. announced
their plans for tho selection of
MISS VICTORY ol the UNITED
STATES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
INVITATION TO MIR. HEARST

The GROWING oil MISS VIC
TORY IN Chicago is the result OF
II &c. ~. am O. invitation 0.taDoar
10 William Randolph Hearst by
Mayor EdV ard Kelly In his reply
of acceptance Mr.. Hearst said.
Wyntoon. Cal. NOV 80, lyi-.
Dear Mayor Kelly.
Let me thank you for your
very generous estimate OF the
value Of the MISS VICTORY
quest AS 4 tribute and a stimuli
lu> 10 the war work of AmcrI-
can women.
Nothing could sufficiently rec
ognilc and >IgnalIzc the splendid
contribution OF American women
toward the winning OF Tho war.
but Whatever Is IN the power
Of our publications 10 do We
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
STARS TO PERFORM

a stellar array of WJR radio
artists Will be heard, donating
their services as in the past.
Presiding will be Leo J Fitz-
patrick. former Merry Old Chief
of the Kansas City Mite Hawks.
and now general manager and
vice president OF WJR Assisting
Fitzpatrick will be Norman White,
past president OF the Old News
boys Goodfcllow Fund. and
'. Uncle Neal Tony OF WJP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
SheHfire in Madrid

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~ cns1,.l ,.,,,l W. -. .p-
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80 1s,I..5 ,-.tc.-., o...f..,,l,
IN 'oI, ~, bY-t,r- rov,,,or
49, rH.c ,..,rd.,o. voro
SD +, ,ell.i. r,5c,. ,no,ad,c
Som. ~ that ,,,,.t, has
nIaipti,c mnod, IoveIiness.
80 :. hit,o, iit,e "Sopc 81 tho
aforementioned pri.,de" that no.
g,ps.
.I-ro,,, far-00 JaIbcTT51dS ~ va
como bere
W. tooL nothinc with ne but
our hate
oddly. SaIr.ir rrrrnIy mot 2
,,u,i. .gIe,rsr r4rtpd Folly
NfcndoIl.oI, descended from
Tho con,p,>cr T{c was wounded
~, SD.,, L,r,,. .otDp or tho mon
ubo Sane ,b..a Same ,n1cS
Later ho rot,nncd 10 his homo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

and made n brief speech 'fpIoa. o
beer .s'F.CI.r attitude.
Naturally In pleased and
very. VERY thrilled 1T thu
honor" tr >trH And VA ever
~ grateful for this $1,000 bond.
II means more 10 me than 10
times a. much in actual dollars
because IL means another $1,000
worth OF freedom
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
treasury Demands
Increase In Taxes
Over House Figures
Continued from Page Onc)

NN''hiiuCd from rage Onc)
year. compared with 10000. 400 under
present law.
Aides said the Trcas,Irv'x specific
corporal" taN proposals were under
going slight detailed changes. but
would be based nn Il 90 per cent cN-
e - profits tax. with the last 10 per
cent 0i tho tax rate la be refunded
after tn" war.
M"rGcnthau also asked again for
cXrl~c taxes Gn soft drinks. candy
and chewing gum. and increased
rates on beer, win. cigarettes. gaSo-
line, oil and transportation. He op-
posed Il new taX of ; per cent on
freight and express voted by the
House.
The secretary reiterated requests
Tor mandatory Joint income tax re-
turns ny married couples. repeal of
percentage depletion allowances for
oil companies. and repeal of income
lax exemptions on interest from state
md municipal bond He asked for
The taxes in the name of In" prcsi-
dents program In hold down the cost
of living.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23

city guarding the gateway of the
Don. Berlin said the advance can-
tinued today.
-, ..,..y radio, quoted Stock
holm reports as saving that the Ger
mans had commenced "a massive at
tack on Staiingrad. an industrial
center at lower elbow Of the Volpa
Just cast of the hi" bend i'm the Don
Whether this meant that the Ger
mans were triking at Stalingrau's
immediate dcicnScS was not clear,
Dut that 'ccmcd unlikely.
~ the Egyptian end Of the
Midtll" East lifeline the British
Commonwealth army of the Nile
WAS urGff:cialiy reported Ia have
progressed somewhat along the
entire 40 mile front west of III
AlcmCin. AlcNandria'S outlying
barri"ade, although CairO'S com
muniCur claim; Il an advance on
~ III the center.
RAE humhcTS. dominatin" the
skic'. continued their smashing AIS.
saultf ON General Mar hal Ru,r,rrV-
a'mnrcd patrol of the battle area as
tic BRITISH troops cOnSoiiuai,u -.r.u,
81! yesterday
The Italian high command an
nuunccd. however, that inc o.,
had been repealed everywhere AND
.uuntcr attacked. losing 500 ;u...,g-
c:S. mostly New Xcalandcr a.I In
dianS. and 100 tanks dc ,r.r-.H ru
The field. Rome .;,id tie nrr'rr. urd
assumed Il character ui raiIr..Ia,.
,InaCIty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23

most cases is persuading people
that the condition is not doing
them any harm. In this connection
the relatives can cause as much
trouble as anything else.
/ have heard the story of a wom-
an who came to a doctor for con-
stipation which he found was not
causing her any distress and he
asked her why she was wasting
her time and money in his office.
Her answer was that she hadn't
wanted to come but her mother
and sister had upbraidcd her so
much that she had come in self-de-
tense. So the physician wrote her
out the following ccrtiicat.:
TO whom it may concern: Miss
Blank is to be permitted to be con-
stipatcd as long rs she plcases."
Patient Delighted
This delighted the patient and
she had it framed and put on the
bathroom wall where her mother
and sister could see it every day.
Two other important things to
get over arc the fear Of auto-in-
toxication and the habit of taking
cathartics. They both have the
same origin-fear-and this is
kept aflamc by suggestions such as
Institutes that give "internal
baths" and pictures of sufferers
who get up with n terrible head
ache in the morning before" and
then jump around and race to
the office, full of vim and vigor
after getting the auto-intoxica-
ton cured.
May BE Dangerous
In my experience cncmas are
often more dangerous than cathar-
tics. | have seen a number of pa
ticnts with the enema habit who
had managed to infect the mucosa
of the bowel so that they were
really sick. AS to colonic nushinps,
it is a literal fact that the high
enema never gets the entire colon
cleaned out--in fact, it never gets
much further than the first twelve
inches.
The ingenuity Of many thou.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
Grips Hints Of
Impending Allied Move

Continued from Page Oncl
lower Don. roughly halfway he
tween RoStov and Stalingrati. the
enemy strOvc To cut his way
through the river line int" .hc
tranS-CaucaSuS region. oil and
mineral treasure house of the
Snvict Union.
The Germans declared that their
forces reached the outskirts of Ros-
t"v yesterday. trying 10 repeat from
another direction last Nuvcmbcr's
Swli; but short lived conquest of that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
Dance Postponed
Until "Wednesday

ih" Junior Red Gro dance seine
du'"i l"r t'r''1y might, has been
""r"in"G Gni'l "Wednesday. July 20.
I''ru~" "i tho hlnrE-nut Friday. il
Wa announced today. Tic diane" VIII
he held IN the high schu"l gym. and
'i' rcGGIaii"n regarding the Glncr
"'i b" carried utt Il, originally
planned.
Tlrirts viii be un sale 1T tho Gold
- i Soda Shop. i: WAS aid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
MOVE In GrrrmShnrn

j. Yates PARKER. who haS been
connected with the y. y. &. CO. here
!"f 'Ncrai year. moved with his
:"mIiN today I" GrccmShnro. where
ne Will have his headquarters. The
:'hrkcrS Will make their home at 4O5
Elan Avenue. Greensboro.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
Raymond .ldcOcii Here

Raymond w Adc"ck. who Wa
i"'rn"d nj Il St"ckt"n. callr.. army
';'Sc and injured IN Il fire and cX-
'.l'~inn ihcrc that claimed eleven
ives. has arrived hero To- spend a
Through with his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. f.. G. AdCuCk. in the Ca,..v
Chhpcl Community.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
Some Ways Of Treotinq
Constip dtion May IniUre

sands of members of the humaI
race has been used III trying to get
n colon tube that will get past the
sIgmoid colon; the farthcst that
anyone has gotten is twelve in
chcS. The rest of them simply curl
up III the first few inches.
NOn-Irritant Cathartic
II a cathartic is to be taken. the
safest is liquid pctrolatum. 1t has
no irritating qualities such as sa-
lines and the vegetable cathartics.
such as aloes. 1t actually pro-
duces pcriStaltic movements and
does not produce u habit because
tolerance is not formed. The only
objection to the use of LIQUID net
rolatum is that it prevents the abb
sorption OF some of the vitamins.
Curtis and Horton, of the Uni
ycrsity of Michigan, have shown
that amounts of liquid petroleum.
as small as Is to 30 &C. are able
to remove all the carotene from a
normal diet if the oil comes into
contact with food containing caro-
tcne. Even this objection, however.
Is not serious if the drug is used
only once or twice a week.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
l.. E.:-Plcasc tell me whether
or not a fibrous tumor is or ever
can be canccrouS.
Answer: Any tumor, or in fact
any tissue can turn into any other
KIND of tissue, including canceroua
tissue, but strictly speaking a fl
Drous tumor remains q fibrous tn
NOR. Change from iibrous tumor
10 cancer is quite rare. The only
thing that need concern YOU ia
whether the diagnosis of fibrous
tumor is correct.
N. Clare certain foods tho
cause of high blood pressure? If
so, what are some of the foods?
VIII high blood pressure be cured
IL one stops eating these foods?
Answer: In my opinion foods do
not have anything to do with thu
cause of high blood pressure nor
Will any particular diet cure or
influence high blood pressure
EDITORS NOTE. DR.. cicndcninp bs.
seven pamphlets which can be obtained hy
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 ccnts.
For any one pamphlet desired, send 10
cents In coin. aud ~ sclf-addJcascd en- yeIopc
stamped with n thrcc-Ccnt stamp, To mr.
lnghn Clcndcning. in care Of this papsr.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Rcduc-
inE Diet. "indiECstiou and Constipation'
' Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed,
ing. Instructions for the Treatment at
l,inhctcs, Feminine Hv.isns' and "'rt-
Caro- "t the Hair s."& =: ."'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
LARGE PEANUT CROP
EXPECTED THIS YEAR

lhiS years peanut crop is expect
cd l" be twice as large as that of
1911 with om"-hali of the crop to be
crushed for oil. says DR.. |. O. Schaub
# y. e.. State college.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
WITH OUR BOYS +
IN SERVICE X
On FlirlOII.I,

'h'rlI" j.. White. .lr. who is "A
member "i ;hC gan crrw aboard a
n. =. transport ship. is pending his
through here with hi sister. Mrs.
frank Moss.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
Arrives SsyrrScu>

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H"h".ru have
'c'\"d word from In" Wal Depart
.n"ht announcing Tn" safe arrival
ErlSraS of their son. Technical So,
inEn W. Robertson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23

ffcd ID. Rose i IN James WALK. -
hospital. Wilmington. where h,, :,
confined with a broken leg. He Ny,;l
ms friend Will rrsrr, ,n I,.,,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
n. SDt,

n'. an" Mrs. Sidney Allen -
,, inc BIRTH "f Il son. Jam:
: :ir"So.,' al .Larla iHrham no pitai u,.
"''' lay 'uiy 8. 1872. Mrs. .Nllcn
'"rim"' Mi Ruby King.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
{ curved IL Met,

Vance Council NJ" 80. Daughter
uf America. viii meet tonight at 2
u',I"rh. and ali members are urgcu
L. itivnd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
Birth of Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Swan An N,,,,-
e"mrry announce the birth of +,
daughter. Mcrtic Rowcna Nnri
S So,sE: ON Wednesday,. July =
i9E'. al Maria parnam nusnii.u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
WITH THE SICK

hir%. Harry Baker his been =
I'ucii' Tor Il w""i. nr more IL Maria
: ''n"hh no pIiai. and i, reported e.
DC recovering satisfactorily.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
Mr.. NdlNnN Here,

Nh ". {. Adam., al New Bern
O, yr.,t,nG her parents. Mr.. and Mr..
Roy T.. Drci.crSou, Il: their home, nr
Cas- tIv|!.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ. d.

1T WILL BE evident from read
ing the two preceding articles this
week that there is no single meth
cd Of treating chronic constipa-
tiou. The greatest difficulty in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
Returns Ia Norfolk,

Norman I'LL has returned To- Nor
tolls. Va. where he is Stationed with
TIM 1. ). Navy. after visiting Mr.. and
Nj. Il; {. King and other relative
l,lC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
Choir To !rsriIcc.

The senior choir ui the rirs,
Methodist church Will practice at q
orlpCh tonight at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23

DIR. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
Stock Market
Turns Lower

New York, July % lNpr Tn"
stock market generally turned
downward today after feeble re-
cnvcry attempt failed To- get any
where.
Selling of StcclS driod mp at the
start but Was resumed .a',.. Initial
cumcbackS of minor traction. w.rc
subsequently cancelled i'm many
cases and declines of uYwIluns Ia a
point or so were the ITiir near the
fourth hour. Dealings w"rc relatively
slow most of the tim" but picked up
at intervals.
AtmnSnhCriG nrn. SLL.l. l..-lI.n.- mol
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23

Fay War Savings Stamps or Bonds
ruay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-23
QkaRkTUKTNS
'1&1@&is|
Birth Of Son.

Birth oil Son.
Mr' and Mrs. Farquhard S. Best
announce the birth of Il son We.
ne ~. day, July %, in BrcyarL. Mrs
I'S' Is the former Mis- Narfh.
N""ch, of Henderson.