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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
WPB Order
On Building
Affects Farms

college Station. ErlD, =. Sept. ~
rg'n construction f- affected g.
'r'' rN'cnt hv 81 .c.I..uu of the .,...
production bnard'~ conservation rr-
t" pIHcu. all vHIIau construction.
umicl H@li C.uig,L DI. / . Scu3t,p.
t.r'c'w 90 tine i. {. State COLLEGE
!E'rn.rum Service" Wa informed a..
day.
iypc- of construction have b.c.,
100 .as-riICd. and 10 various instance.
.' amount If building for which r,.
CREATION l. necessary +. reduce,
However. II Is pointed "ut. the ST.
"h "%' mptIun on agricultural Cni-
.ruc'l'u remains unchanged. IT,.
exemption ON residential buIldinG..
.i ~" other nand. Is reduced from
$500 To- 5000
Agricultural construction damaged
10y fire. flood. tornado. carihmia..,
act Of God. or the public enemy. may
BIZ" restored promptly IN cases whore
~" lS)N war boards determine
NAT immediate reconstruction is g..
Genital f. tic agricultural program
The order states that prospective
l|f''. arc cautioned against start;
'g construction ,ntil permission t..
H.Ld actually has been granted. Tr,
Let that % builder has all necessary
materials pn hand and needs no
r'lui tic assistance will not. in itsc,f.
govern whether he should be nor.
united {" use them in cpnstrtictInr
i'm "N"rv instance where estimated
cost. dr" under tho established linz
IT,. IN" owner. before ne may bcgru
construction. must u" able 10 acquitc
'h"iGh material I" complete the PIG
''' "'."Wi pll"rl'rcs assistance
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
Is This Insanity?

NH'... b. 'au.GH' hey were
d.Gcm- ..' ... ..''.n 3D.! ,hcu. Jean.
this Sc. . ..'u- Fedora, raxcs
will >n.. u.. n.. when hey
come io2u ., .I,.r- .v,..> aow
being cooked Up AID .n.cr All. Dv-
come effective .- 90 incomes attic.
the ir { ut nc year Bat ina, is not
all. The Na:..nr! Bureau ~ Ecuuom.,
R"searca .a.- a"N irN,, u: twenty
'Wn Dian" dollars ought g. ac I'M
posed up." 'a" American people 3.
initiation is eventually 90 Dc avoided
II mas tn, '.m- ". insanity, oar hard
~ more 81. '.r. some conditions H,
arc "nw ... ...- .u,r-G . .eau'
.wO vco"- .-.
That ..'. .. ..a.>c. ..,. ana
above ', ..w ...ng .r6. and
would ...s se...."s anticipated
IN '"" .. -.r-... ..'H a,.ng writ
ter .. Fedora. ..N a>tu'.on, III
n" ..." soar ..+. '." pnc We
a." '.. .. .-r' =. .. 3D.. less than
'.''& .. ...a.. '.. bureau as
-.'.- ..' .E .. approximately
'..'F .' . ... aren't natlona.
'.
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.".F E-'..' DILLON dollars.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
In The Superior Court.
stat" of North Carolina.
( uuViT uI Vance.
James William Stewart.
".
Jeanette \. Stewart,

IN" defendant. Jeanette 4
Stewart. Viii take notice that an ar-
ton ~ above entitled has been in
-i',uicd IN tho Superior Court ri
Vance County. North Carolina. fer
a Divorce Absolute on the ground
Of two years separations:
Tho said defendant will further
TAX" notice that She L. required in
appear ~ the nfiiC" Of the Clerk of
the superior Court "F Vance County.
IN the Courthouse in Henderson.
North Carolina. on or before tho
Goth day "i SEPTEMBER 1872 and
answer or dCmur tu the Complaint.
or the relief demanded in the said
Complaint will bC granted.
This the 25th day of August. 1912,
+. O. FALkNER.
Clerk Superior Court
Vance County. n {.
GhulsOn q GhOlSOn.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
26-2-9-16
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
Cotton Prices
Turn Higher

Nov Hnrn. Sept. Ii CARP Cot
tom i.'Ur- opened unchanged IL >
cent, % babe lnw"g.
Soon 'HIUr- 2'"',' - 20 10 cent. q
..s., higher. Dr'ui"r ~ -. DrcCm-
... 1876 and MaIch 1886
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

|versation I'd like 10 tune in on
Since the New Yorker is a nice
young man and there's no reason
why Jawn should disapprove-
there may be an interesting an
nouncement of an engagement
soon.
Eddie Small has signed Charlie
Winninger and Charlie Ruggles fol
the friendly enemies i'm Friendly
Enemies. Years ago Charlie Win
ringer toured with this show ano
they played lot of training camps
in 1917.
A wire from George JeSScl who
apparently hasn't lost his sense OF
humor, says:
Dear LOuella: Your story
SWELL - except Lois i the one
who wanted 20 stay home and l
wanted her 10 work. She was
little frightened-but she's Okay
now and will soon start tour
by herself. l haven't signed for
the baby 10 do anything yet
but I'm hoping something will
turn up. Love. George"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Gable on Extended
Ore qon Vacation

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 4.-StllI
shaken over death of his wife,
Carole Lombard, in a Nevada
plane crash. Clark Gable has mo-
torcd TO Oregon for an extended
vacation
"IIe just decided TO get away
from IL all and packed up and
left" Cables studio said.
The film star was accompanied
only by his chauffeur the studio
reported
II was believed that Gable VIII
resume his screen career when he
returns from the Oregon trip.
Studio executives previously had
announced that production on his
next picture, titled Somewhere
I'll Find You would be resumed
whenever Gable decides TO return
to work.
buy a Bomber
For the Inside News" OF
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

sorts of awards when it was made
by Cosmopolitan.
Ronnic and / saw enough Of
Kings Row 10 say this with
conyictIon-will be Warmers top
male star after this picture is re-
leased. lie is 50 good that Jack
Warmers has gwen orders that he
60 into only very special pictures.
Diana Barrymorc'S New York
heartbeat CShc won't tell his name
could IL be David BaCon?) is
coming out in a few days TO talk
to Papa Jawn about his daughters
hand in marriage. That's one con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
bHN IIVIHU'I
Dancers Want
Patriotic Tunes,
Says Pancho

TIE WAR apparently is ro>pon-
-iblc for a change IN the Detroit
dancing public'S musical tastes
According 10 PanCho. whose or
cho-lra play, nightly for dancers
DO The St1llcr Terrace Room, num-
hers with a patriotic flavor are in
high favor now The South Amer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

lean leader, who carefully tabu.
lates requests from dancers, says
the waltz is also climbing in popu-
larity Sweet and slow fox trots
of a sentimental nature are get
ting a large share of requests,
while latin music has lost little
ground.
The smart Terrace Room has
been the "Rhumba One adinc and
dance establishment In Detroit
since Xavier Cugat made hit
here three years ago, so the men
tion OF a slight decline in rhumba
popularity comes as surprise.
Pancho. whose versatile orChcs-
ira is now i'm its sixth week al the
Statlcr. thinks that the swing TO
patriotic American dance rhythmS
Will continue.
at Is always so in wartime"
he says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

THE CAVALRY doesn't arrive
quite IN time for the rescue in
the Michigan movie. They Died
With Their Boots On, which opens
at the Michigan Friday, but il
should certainly prove cngrosslng
to film fans.
This is the life and hard riding
times OF Gen. George Armstrong
Custer told in the stirring adVCn-
turc biography which Warner
Brothers has whipped up for Enrol
Flynn in the leading role.
II should prove a picture Of
double interest to this state be-
cause Custer was originally from
Monroe. Mich. ne married a Mich
Igan eHl and figured aS the
youngest general in the Civil War
commanding regiments of Mich
lgan Cavalry at Gettysburg.
The organization of the famous
Seventh Cavalry of Michigan. ITS
battle in Sioux territory when
Custer went 10 try and restore
order IN Little Big Horn, are all
graphically portrayed. In the sup
porting cast are Gene Lockhart
Charley Grapcwln, Regis Toomey.
Stanley Ridges and Arthur Ken
needy, AZ well as thousands and
thousands of extras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. A. There :
one biographical story coming up
lat Twentieth Ccntmy-FoX that
Don Amoche won't make When
rameraS start grinding on The
Life and Loves of Edgar Allan
Poe" John Shepherd will be the
poetic. moody Poe and Linda Oar
nell is set for his beautiful Anna
bel Lee
Young Shcppcrd was a hit on
the New York stage under his real
name. Shepherd Strudwick. Last
year M-G-M brought him to Holly
wood for role in Flight Com
mand' and before they could sign
him Twentieth grabbed HIM on a
long term contract.
THE Life and Loves Of Edgar
ALLAN Poe will be BArnic koy 5
first production on the Twcnticth
Hot. The Former Keeper of tho
BIS" CAS- Byrnic called himself at
Warmers is certainly stepping into
the As with a vengeance with this
movie. Years ago -. w Griffith
made (which you may or may
not remember.
Dick Powell is coming back "a
THE movies. And l say IT Is high
time! Dick puts over a song like
nobody'S business and apparently
BUDDY De sylvia thinks so too he
cause he has PACED Dick in New
York 10 hurry back here for
t"Happy Go Lucky. " with Mary
Martin and Rudy Nallce There
must be plenty Of grooming in this
movie with both Dick and Rudy
| in the lineup.
Oh. l almost forgot that Mr.,
INallcc doesn't have TO MARBLE if he
doesn't want To by terms of his
new Para contract. But III bet he
lSlngS a ditty or two on this |
can't imagine HIM sitting by and
letting Dick do II all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

LUPF VELEZ and Charles
Buddy Rogers, currently teamed
romanncaly Iu R-k-O Radio
farce Mexican Sprhfc 70 ST..
both appeared in FIuDrI Ioil.It
"Iioicta on Broadway eight wears
ago Icon Enrol and Naau
Martin. also Jn the RHO Elm cast
likevIso have appeared IN many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
HORROR DE COMBAT

A double dose Of horror is &c
bc on tap for PalmS-Statc patrons
starting Friday with Paramount :
ccrlc Among the Living n d
Warmers chillcr-dlller. THE Smll-
ING Ghost"
Among the Living" stars Al
bert Decker. thrill killer Of Doc
tor CyclopS. Strange Cargo and
other box office ShockerS. Susan
Hayward. Harry Carey and Fran
COS Farmer head the supporting
cast. The picture is straight. stark
with Decker portray
ing millionaire mill owner, and
his hopclcSsly insane twin brother
Smiling Ghost stars Wayne
Morris. Brenda Marshall, Alexis
Smith and Alan Hale. Miss Smith
is cast as a young lady with a
INK, all her former Sultors having
met with violent deaths. except
one who is inside an iron lung.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
TOP MALE STAR

Both Ronald Reagan on the
Warner lot and Glenn Ford at
Columbia have been discussed for
the lead in "HumoreSque," the
Fanny Hurst story that won all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

~
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d. '''''S '''''.'. ~, 80
cas- ol >'.ilhein '. ''.'S '''''' 81
al right win me. II no SN.n on
nv nose s7a no >unhurr lotion on
,.., sr-.r
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-', '.I'
Harry ana '.''e> 'e'o' crossing
Grand l.rDu, Park.
"Il ,i,e ,ou" sal! Harry. "a
-, o,, o.. I'm, -
nue. n'''''' '''
>unlamP
Ir.- sounded aE E.c>S. 30 jules
r4 I.- Ism. .ro ls,,r,
V.,s "a ...,sh.r orlc.to OF CornN
vI.s.raeks.
Bui II wasn't so harmless.
Harry is p.b.Ig relations man for
trr Fo> Tb,sts, and Jules IS ditto
Tor T\,crretr Century. and any
,tD,r ,.,.r rl o..t qlvIrc SunlampS
vim y co,pIe of molIc publicity
MON ,r.U u.03 uo with some
ihlrr beside, >anlHmp.
thing wonderful. \ tremendous
idea for Won"
"Di,inicct IT," said and trot
II ont"
IT, q wonderful idea" they
continued our new super
colossal film. Remember the
.,-,- TLoo,
ON Tehr,Iar, You get 10
reminiscinr about. Remember
tho daX when-'. You know.
,ou remember a LOT of things"
Thsy "A, back and bcamed.
7 looked blank. I felt blank.
Ieot,ldn, think OF ANYTHING TO
remember. ANYWAY. If | want to
remember something can do il
without s 600 or 1000 feet OF film
called .Rcucmhcr the Dan. which
oncn. AZ m, Thcater on
Fehr,isr, L Won want 10 90
IN II Iool. n nm m tho ads WHY
sb0uid tcU when n comes TO
town.
ANYWAY SAID
~ cab That's wonderful
idea 80 ,ou're GIVING ME
something, gotta remember
something. why don't YOU re-
member Il Tor me- should do
all the work. Nuts"
Welt as have inrpiicd already.
a movie publicity man viii do
practically ANYTHING. So we wound
IN with HARRY and Jules remem-
boring things. So # anybody gives
darn what press agents rcmcm-
Der. here goes.
lD That Claudottc Colhcrt>
real name i Lily Chaucholn.
How they happened 10 think OF
her. l cant imagine. except that
she is IN film called
." which cones TO the -
Thcatcr February
-t2) That Remington claims
10 be the only press agent who
ever persuaded Sonia Hcnic To
work for nothing. In Detroit.
at least. As ne explain, IL. She
thought nlavbc the thcatcr
would -pav her hotel bin in re-
turn for appcarinc on the stage.
Tho, tbopobt cbn oucbt IN do ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Custer Film for Michigan;
Cinema Has NeW TWin Bill
By CHARLES GENTRY

Margaret Lockwood and Dcrek
Farr have the leading roles. We
thought this was rather silly fare,
but II may prove light enough TO
be amusing. to other observers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
buy n Bomber-

Gen. Hugh =. SON,
"AmeriCa's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
1T i true. j. II MT. Mr.. Guod-
man, that YOU don't know q
darnpd thing about music

Theoretically tins should ft..
spoiled beautiful trienssnp
Actually 70 didn't THE, bee
came fast fricnd, and NOV ,-er>
time Goodman comes ta town no.
looks up The Ipo' '1'e.r cu'l
writer and they have lunch Tim,
rest Of the sup.r-.r'oilrr'laN a'-p
attend and they have q lovely time
beng ,upcT-.r'cIlc.JItI
Al Of winch proves 'ta' yoa
cant predict what sgper-tr'p.I'"-
iuals or band leader, vII 1l. on
press agents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-04

The gadget helps-a1y piece Of rope would help, and naturally the spring helps more--to keep your balance and your interest in the routines.
 Stand with arms raised, perfer- ably balanced comfortably with the cord. Then lunge forward on left leg. Try to lift the torso up as you lunge, and, most important, put all the steam you can into the lunge. Return to first position; lunse to the right; return; and continue this with alternate legs. Do this quickly and forcefully about ten times.
 Then do this deep knee.hend. With one leg behind the other, bend on toes and place hands on fAoor in front of you. Now quickly rise on toes to stanoing tipetoe position. Repeat swiftly till you feel def. nitely tired, especially at ankles and knees.
 Tn those exercises, you're follow ing the principle that the ballet dancer does when she works out. You are doing vigorous, corcen- trated exercises. This draws blood to the muscles. Then you relax and rest. Five to fifteen minutes work out daily should be sufficient.
 The principle is reversed for trimming down-that is, here you should employ relatively slow, repetitious movements which, over a long stretch, consume the energy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-04
(From Helena Rubenstein, New Ycrk)

which otherwise would be stored up as fat. To reduce the entire leg, and especially the thigh, sit on the floor with weight on the right hip. Slip feet through loops of the cord and support yourself partly on right hand, on floor.
 Now, bring the left foot and arm up, scissorslike, very slowly; and slowly return to original position. Repeat for ten to fifteen minutes, or as long as you can, comfortably; and reverse. Then lie on your back, on floor or bed, legs in air, and repeat the slow scissors motion. This is suggested especially for re- ducing fat around knees and calves. The knees should be held straight. DON'T ANTICIPATE
 IMMEDIATE RESULTS
 Don't expect either set of exer- cises to change your shape at once there is no magic here. But per. sistence for Q few months definitely will improve your contours.
 Meanwhile, you might remem' ber: Enhance the surface and you enhance all. Witness the reputa. tion that pre-war sheer hose helped gain for American legs. And 1t is { fact that the illusion of the saYnt soft, smooth, fine texture that sill and nylon gave to the leg surfact can be achieved now with any of 1 whole array of products whicl mimic hose. So don't be too self conscious about those slaapesl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-04

Knee deep in June she1l be a ravishing picture in this cunningly designed bonnet pantie and frock with it's bright rosy red apple for Q pocketI The pinafore frock just ties in place at the sides and has no seams at all 50 it is very, very simple to make. Panties to match and shady, wide brimmed sun bonnet complete Q set which every child should own for summer.
 Pattern No. elo8 is designed for sizes l, 2, 3, { and 5 years. Size 2 sets takes 2 1-4 yards 35-inch n1a- terial, 2 yards braid to trim.
 For this attractive pattern, send l5c in coin, your name, address. pattern number and size to The Waterbury Democrats Today's Pat tern Service, IO6 7th Avenue, New York.
 Look further for more style ideas In our summer Fashion Book, complete catalogue of our patterns for the new season. All sizes from 1 to 52. Dar, sport and home styles.
 Pattern i6c, Pattern Book i5c. One Pattern and Pattern Book ordered together 25c. Enclose ic postage for each pattern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-04


 at home that reason she isn't dat. ing every night is because she as waiting for a soldier Besides having people know she is engaged gives her more of Q feeling of security.
 Both will want to hear from each other often, and both will want to be treasured in every letter that the other is living only for the day when they can be married. 1t they write several times . week, they'll find that they have more to say to each other than if they waited a week or two between letters.
 There ought not to be anything in the letters that could possibly stir up jealousy. Both will prob- ably have occasional dates, but they can go unmentioned. And no girl will feel better for being told thai the girls of another section of this country or of another country "aren't bad numbers"
 They ought to make every ef- fort to see each other whenever possible, even though it is the girl who has to make the trips, and even though the only way she can manage them is to let him save the money from his army pay for her railroad fare (Thig is no time to be wondering whether or not such a thing Is "propeT.w
 Not aIl the weddings that heye been postponed until after the war will someday take place. But they ere more likely to f both the girl end the young man try to make being separated as easy for each other ag possible,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-04

When Dad works at night, the meal problem certainly gets com. plicated for Mother. The chil. drens' meal routine usually does not change, but fathers meals must be served at all sorts Of odd times. This is a challenge that calls for careful planning.
 One answer is the overlapping meal, that is, one which serves two purposes, It may seem a bit ine0ngruOug at first, but actually the same foods can be served for the chiidren's breakfast aEd fathers supper if he returns from the night shift in the early nlorns Ing. Or his breakfast. if it must come at night, may easily be the ehlldreniE supper,
 fl at eli practical, the whole fam- fly should st down together ct this meal. But when, as sometimes hap- pens, school or working hours make thls adjustment impossible, then tho next best way ig to plan foods Whieh ean bs prepared at one tinae'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-04

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