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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-01-01
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January

January
@New congress opens. seventy-sev.
e-President asks "an out" aid to de.
mocracies IN congress message.
1S--U. s. orders CLIO. 10 end strikes IN
defense plants.
: sO-President Roosevelt inaugursted for.
22-Justice McReynolds resigns from
U. s. Supreme court.
A-President meets British ambassa.
dor IN precedent breaking greeting
on U. S. coast.
February
So. 8. Supreme court upholds wage
s-Housel passes lease-lend bin, 800
e-WendeH willlte reaches q. 8. after
inspecticn trip 10 British isles: backs
25-C.I.O. votes strike at four Bethle.
hem Steel plants.
2e-Bethiehem Steel strike ended.
March
l-c.I.o. strike shuts Chicago plant Of
International Harvester.
open wage pafiey n New York viii,
President Roosevelt signs lease-lend
bill and flow of arms abroad begins.
2-President Roosevelt asks congress
fcr f.;OOO. oOo COG on 70 aid Britain I'M
Paralyzing cold and high winds
sweep north central u s.. killing So.
l9-President Roosevelt appoints super
mediation board to settle labor dis
putes
~ PRESIDENT t., signs $1,000, 100000 aid-to-
28-U. s. aid pledged to Jugosiavia In
Axis resistance.
30-U. 5. seizes IS Italian, German and
Danish ships In U. 5. harbors on
charges Of sabotage.
April
Limited Mine Workers Of America
begin soft coal strike.
2-CIO. calls strike Ia huge Ford
Motor company River Rouge plant:
5000 affected. Plant closed.
House votes inquiry Of strikes In de.
tense industries.
3-Scores hurt IN bloody skirmishes at
strilSe-closed Ford plant in Detroit.
Ford closes A assembly plants and
s-Aiiis. chaimers strike definitely set
e--North Carolina, ss,0O0-ton battle.
ship, Joins u. s. feet. First dread
naught completed for navy in 10
years. ~t ~
io-T. S. assumes protection of Danish
colony Of Greenland.
11-C.LO. strike against Ford Motor
company Is settled.
@-Charles A. Lindbergh resigns COM
mission as colonel. IN y. s. air corps
Ee;erye- Aftermath Of dispute with
as-soft coal strike settled.
May
l--Treasury opens defense bond sell.
ing drive.
1Fb;R: orders large increase in pro.
Coastguard ~. 81 boards seven
Jugoslav ships In U. s. ports.
26-President Roosevelt signs .he 85-per.
cent parity loan bill for wheat. cot.
ton. corn. rice and tobacco.
27--President Roosevelt proclaims an
unlimited national emergency dur
ing a fireside chat He reasserted
the policy Of freedom Of the seas"
30-New Jersey waterfront Is swept BY
$2S.000.0 900 FIRE.
June
market quota restrictions on wheat
approved by over 80 per cent Of
farmers In nation.
5-Fifth Of army plane production tied
up as CLIO. workers strike at the
In California.
o-Army takes over strike-bound North
American aviation plant at Ingle.
wood on orders Of F.D.R.
12-Justice Harlan Fiske Stope made
chief justice Of Supreme court a.
Robert Jackson and Sen. James
Byrnes get high court posts.
"a President Roosevelt freezes" all
Nazi and Italian assets.
le-U. s. orders Nazi consulates 10
close by July 10.
-Thirty-three de in sinking Of q. Q.
submarine 90.
2c--Ford sigma union contract with
clio. rae
22--U. s. stats department condemns
Nazi attack on Russia.
zs-Giant Bio successfully completes
nrst test mop.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-01-01

I2-Women and children ordered to leave
Moscow.
1e-Japanese cabinet falls and is re-
placed by one more "warlike.
11-Part OF government eVacuates Mos
cow.
21-Russians hurl back attacks on Mos
Fifty Frenchmen ordered executed
for Staying Of Nazi army official in
25-Nazis report fall Of important
Russian city Of Kharkov
November
So s; warns Finland to cease fight
8-U-boats win Are on U. S. ships.
says Hitler
British lose 50 planes in sweeping
continent raids:
| 12-Finns reject u. s. plea to make
peace with Russia.
1s-British aircraft carrier Ark Royal
sunk by torpedo.
2o-British launch new surprise offensive
| in Libya.
26-Nazis break through to flank Mos
Axis troops slow British Libyan
drive
2s-Russian recapture important city Of
| Rostov.
December
2-Italy bares big revolt plan: attempt
| to kill MusSolini fails.
| 6-Britain declares war on Finland,
Hungary and Rumania.
President Roosevelt announced he
had previously dispatched peace plea
| to emperor OF Japan.
| Japan unleashes devastating surprise
| attack on Hawaii and Philippines and
follows this with declaration Of war
| on u. S.
gu. S. declares war on Japan. as does
Great Britain.
Germans give up winter attempt to
win Moscow.
oJapanese planes reported over San
Francisco bay; mistake" alarms In
Manila bombed; Japs claim capture
of Guam.
j iO-British admit loss of warships Prince
OF Wales and Repulse of Malaga.
| 1l-Germany, Italy declare war on u s..
| and congress votes declaration
against them within four hours after
| news is received.
u. S. army bombers sink % .0O0-ton
Jap battleShip Haruna.
l3-Dutch announce sinking of four ia.
pan transports; 1000 lost.
| 1S-Russ report NaZis smashed from Bal.
tic to Black sea.
smashing Philippine landing attempt.
cific feet. and two top ranking army
officers in Hawaii removed az after.
math Of Pearl Harbor losses.
| 10-Japanese effect landing at Hong
Kong.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-01-01

The year drew to a close with
these important events:
December
flaps nese attack on U. s. ID
followed by declaration Of
war.
GU. S. and Great Britain de-
clare war on Japan.
Nazis give up winter at
tempt to take Moscow
li-Germany, Italy declare war
on U. s, 49,. Congress an
swars this In four hours.
Recognizing state Of war.
lS-Germans smashed from
Baltic 70 Black sea Rus.
sian claim
Released by Western Newspaper Union
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-01-01

Each U. s. Battleship has IL
brary of 1000 or more books Of
fiction and fact.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-01-01
TEN BIGGEST
EVENTS OF l94l

EVENTS OF l94l
Selected by BAUKHACE
(WNU Washington Correspondent
Adoption Of the lease-lend law.
The Roosevelt Churchill meet
ing at sea.
The Presidents shoot-on-sight
order.
The inauguration Of q President
for q third term.
German invasion Of Russia.
Failure by Germany to achieve
its objective: destruction of the
Red army.
Revision Of the neutrality law.
Sending Of American troops to
Iceland.
U. s. war with Japan, Ger
many, Italy.
Defeat Of rigid price control by
farm-labor coalition.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-01-01

1-Men who reached the age of 81 since
October IS. 1910. register for the
draft.
T-President Roosevelt informs con-
gress that U. S. armed forces have
occupied Iceland
. -5--Grand jury names German reich
In indicting 80 as spies.
7-Nation's second peacetime draft lot
terry held.
2l-President asks extended term for
NsiionWide drive for scrap alumin-
26-President mobiles Philippine forces
on wartime basis,
Sl-President forms economic defense
board to wage economic war on
Axis. Wallace named head.
Gas stations. ordered closed at night
In Eastern Seaboard states. z
August
+ 1-On shipments to. Japan banned.
6-CI.O. calls strike at huge Kearny.
N. j.. shipyards.
T-Senate passes act extending draft
term by 10 months.
o-OPM puts steel under full priority
control
li-Installment buying curbed to check
l2-House passes draft extension bin.
l@Gas -rationing ordered for eastern
Is-PTesident returns to U. s. after his
toric sea meeting with Winston
24-Strike at Kearny. N. j.. shipyards
ends as navy takes over.
September
S-Senate passes largest tax bill IN
d. s. history.
lI-President orders q. s. navy to
- Al T.
fensive' waters.
is-Congress eets. new request for a..
0O0. 00O, 900 lsass-Iristi . - - III
Lynn Stambaugh. Fargo. N. D.. at.
tornev.. named comm aTder Of Amer.
lean E,eFIoIf. z ~ $50 ~
ao-president signs s,s.billion. dollar
record tsx Bill.
: 2s--Duke and Duchess Of windsor visit
Washfnrfon. ii a -
0c.oher
i--fncreased taxes on many commodi.
ties become effective. -
George Hopkins. parachutist., res.
cued from ton al Devils fower
Wyo., after Six DAYS.
fi-Nsvv rnnorfs sAizirS Nszi radio es,.
ticns IA cuba and Grsehiand
III asstrcver ve.rrv tc,,.sc.a
Nth ;os oesIg ~ l,vs AesrnS sO.peo6ed
duty on Iceland W p-s's'
fa-WSytin r,isS connmttte. Nat. ia ~,
lis servics's VIII sfssiistions u,,ti,
s,,bversive cro,,nr "'-'
2t-GOvernment announces sinking Of
two II 3 sh,ns. f~h;ch avine Il
Gag OF Airics and Bold Venture,
hands saved.
N-Gasoline sales ban In eastern states
lifted,
z7-"We're at battle stations" and .'the
shooting has started keynote presi.
dentx Navv fiav address
an strike of * GOO miner. IN "cantive..
coal mines broken by I5.dsy truce
ecreemenf after Ave 1ave
Ayrcv tsEs. nvar r perd;~y n,.r.
- AZ As-oc,.ta. ~ - 80. -. r, -.
,.s,a.,ns ~ 10; ~ ~ ~
a, dosts " vl1 sI.a"r suppittes.
s.as, ues ~ ,,,,, ...s,sIa ssnes . VI.
I',ts y, 1 Tna,a SUM VINE on az convoy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-01-01

&President asks Japan for explanation
Of troop moves into Indo- China.
declare war on Japan.
12-U. s. seizes II French ships.
13--Five hundred persons killed in Peru
landslide.
ls-Turkey notifies U. 8. II win remain
neutral
1s-Martinique and United States reach
naval accord.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
Reward for Squealing

Two Of the eight German sabo-
teurs landed on these shores from
German submarines escaped The
death penalty given the others be-
cause they squealed on their fellow
spies. Life Imprisonment for one
:nd thirty years for the other Of the
pair would have been acceptable 10
the country for all. except for the
nature Of the crime and the desire
perhaps necessity would be a bet
ter word-of making an example.
As for the justice Of the six exc
cutions there can be no question
II is the fate reserved for enemy
spi"; in time OF war.
How much benefit was evidence
given by the two whose lives were
, spared will not be generally known
until after the war, for the record
in the case has been sealed until
hostilities have ceased. Some form
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

~ ciemency Tor states witnesses is a
common practice III this country.
and its application III this spy case
was no new thing. rs such.
The two will be denounced no
end in Nazi Germany. Yet here
were a couple oil men who saw a
uickle Of hope for themselves by
Daring the facts. ana they were
quick TO grasp II. BY il they saved
'heir own Ives. Sclt-prcScrvation
Is the first law ui nature. In invok-
my II they were mo, unlike their
partners in crime. who attempted
|" set up the prcpnS;rr"uS claim that
they came here. even 10y submarine.
as iugitivcS from Germany. II sub
marine crews would du that. why
would not the sam" submarine crew
themselves put III and accept in
,crnment FOR the duration OF the
war;
The two saved their LIKES by talk
me-. The reward they have received
may draw from them ultimately still
NOR" information OF military value.
ind"ubtcd!S they could dn i lot nt
talking yet if they would
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
HAVE WE \ LIQUOR SODDEN
CAPITAI:,

The city of Washington has but one
..as,n Tor being. II is exclusively
'r. LED 10 the DuSINCs~ u! governing
..r nation. AT present. that means
.>.SiS tn give the national var Ell
Ucn guidance a. Nj. insure Vie
IS. !, i shocking. therefore. Ia dis
..r" mat the per capita CuusGmp-
" % alcohol III the D.>tric: o.! Co.
a = almost twice that eli the
..' W"'tc>t state III the Union. In
.''. '"E which figures have Just
20 ."lrd>Cd. 4.26 gallons ut Nq.u.
.'.- '.n>uned for every man. Wu-
" t"G T3!id III the fedora! district.
NJ. 'a. which mas boosted that !; -
.a, open. consumed only IT'S
-... g. .cE person, and stood second
. g.. - The per capita Cou>.urp-
.. NJ" York was l.35 gallons. IN
......r -. Worse than that. The
..'.. .'.u III the DiStvic, OF CO.
..... cen, up from 3.8 gallons II
.... e., i.26 ii l9iO-an increase
. 'aan - per cent in Ur-
....'. 3 H. ~ III 4 single year. And
.,...r ."" Washington indicate
49,, '.r rive Of liquor conSumn-
,." .',-Gt!y rising. Statistics u;
'..s Ea IMPLY cannot be explained
away I..y indicate q Conccntrl-
.." .f..ur Indulgence a; the one
place % '.r nation where ClcarCs:
Bead ..HG ~'raG.eSt nerves are today
mo,. needed. The war can be lost
ills a- easily II the cocktail parties
ana Tanned 2H.roomS OF Washington
as 20 -" waters of lie south Pacific
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
81 Arrests
Under May Act

Il leigh. Aug. l0.-(AP)-Fifty-
four persons have been arrested in
the i2.couniy Fort Bragg area on
charges of violating the May act.
federal i-prostitution statute.
Special Agent Edward Schcidt Of
the Federal bureau of Investigation
said today.
The arrests have been m dc since
the act was invoked July 81. but
the majority occurred last night in
raids conducted over the entire area
by Omen and local law enforcement
officers.
Fayetteville led with 90 arrests.
Raleigh had Is. FarmOnt. four.
Sanford four. LumbcrtoH five. Rock
lngham ;wo. Aberdeen one and
Laurinburg one. or the tot !. % were
white. 26 Negroes and six In
diaiis.
Schcidt said three of those ar.
rested were classed by the FBI as
operators Of houses Of prostitution:
five as procurers: two as taxi driv-
ers; nine as hotel bellhops and IS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

dropped by the way We're rudy
or brown.
Which is another way of say
ing that n sunburn or I coat of
tan Is not necessarily 4 guarantee
of blooming physical vigor.
The usual warning to vacation
lists who want to come home with
good coat Of tan is especially
needed this year when vacations
are llkcl. To be shorter than rcgu-
lar, and you are tempted to conf
press yuur suntan accomplish
mcnts into ten days or two weeks
exposure. The warning is, of
course. take it easy and take it
slowly.
MAKING full exposure the first
day to H." blazing sun of several
hours duration will not result in
tan to mus; peoplc, but in sunburn,
which l. an entirely different
thing and which, contrary to popu-
liar belief. does not turn into tan
AT all.
! or course. there are large
Individual variations. The dark
brunette who is full of pigment
and mclariu everywhere can mo-
billie that pigment on the surface
Of the body with exposure to the
sun and never burn ut all, but
simply begin 10 tan from the first
hour. These skins arc the envy Of
the rest Of the populacc, but notice
they belong % people with dark
hair and dark eyes. At the other
end Of the scale are the extreme
blends and rcdh"ads who burn first
and tan only after repeated daily
exposure. Some of them never tan
at all but simply get a mild burn
day after day.
In between arc most of us who
will tan cventually-say the end
Of two weeks-but who should take
it easy, exposing one part of the
skin ut n time and that only for
half an hour at first, getting just
mild enough stimulation to make
the pigment cells begin to waken
to activity and mobilize on the
surface.
1t is the ultraviolet rays of the
sun which cause the burning, and
if these could be partially filtered
out Of the heat rays. it would prob
ably stimulate the pigment to mo-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
NOTICE
TO HOME OWNERS

No limit is placed ny the govern
mcnt ON the amount you can spend
on repairs and upkccp Ia y"Ur home
and in addition $500 is allowed for
new work in the form Of additions.
rooms. porchcs, baths. new interior
walls. etc. For example: If home
owner wishes To spend Sl.nno 10
81 800 for repairs and $500 for
changes and additions. no govern
mcnt permit is needed. These m
provcmcntS can be made and loan
can be secured through the Hu.d-
ing and Loan la pay for them. w We
the necessary materials tn max" ne
imp ovcmcntS and will finance ne
Job To completion when loan can
be secured. If you wish 10 improve
your home while materials are Ill
available. see us today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

except during inyly..y.; W,aru..
and upon the death .t uay ST., o..
,.cCr or any promI"."' ,jll.- 'ar
:l.g shall be pu; =, ... a.,.. ..'I
The burial "t such i,.-N" -Ha. .,Eg
taken place"
/ Srquula Nattuuu. Park. r'.u-
.:suvd by act of C"ng.">. IN i5at.
takes il name from ;uy .... Ssu,,. -
trees contained within - ..rL. Tie
trees We're named IN Hyua. oi So
quota. ID" Gcrrc" Cues. TO- wIXvu
blood Cherokee. who ~ 1871 MADE
himself iamnu, ~ Tn" inventor u'
the Cherokee alphabet. S,Qurla VA
born IN 400 ard died IN 1913. Some
OF IL" trees are 32O icc' J. 81 Ini
from 81 L. - ioct III Gu.y'ur.
). The convention 49, h,la N
Philadelphia. in l7".. Tn, dcioa sizes
William EnUul. DE- Hush N:.,un-
IN. and Richard Drut. Sp-ig.I' r,-
manned until the end "l Ilr ~..-s. %
and sigrcd the constitution. Ai"Nlp-
dcr Martin and William Rlcnu.d-uh
Dar:- .cit Philadelphia o,Iu.r the
draf; had been completed ana E.ad"
ready Tor Inc signature.
g. BY nc, "l lie legislature ..iI-
.!rl JANUARY l6. l3i9. which i"... ri
The county from Stokes. and named
Il in honor Of Colonel Benjamin 70
syjh. "a ut'Iv" 81 Stoke. who ~.
killed IN &c ~Ir If 1872. The ro.u,.
records W,'r tu ua Kept ut Sairu. IL
ii i r,.ui huU.r was built On Jan
ua"y r.. l"II. Inc name ul "Win.:rm :
was gwen he ucg. county ca,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

NJ. f. Twin you please define
the field of physical and occupa-
tional therapy?
Answer: Physio-therapy is mas
sage, heat, cold, water treatment.
electrical and light treatment. Oc-
cupational therapy is the employ
mcnt of the hands in. weaving, car
pentry, and is mostly used in the
treatment of nervous disorders.
Physio-thcrapy is useful in many
conditions - arthritis, muscular
rheumatism, headache, skin dis
case, nervous disorders among
others.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
Britain Acts Quickly

BRITAIN moved - Irt..f .,.... .,,.,-
Spc,H and pr,,,..,., .,,.,...,. .,.... .,....J-
ed =. meet ,n,. -,,,,,...., ..-...,... ......,.
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and VIII ..r les ,,....i, ...u-,-
II,ncos imam a .I,p.r,.r .r.....,.
winch pu.,. ID. .,r...-. - certainty
II the Vas. ,...... ..,.,. .....r M
nl,dl.,c ..g ..a..,r. .u.,,,..ya,,.r.
NI,na,r.. G..9.. .. .. ,.-r,~g
DhyIo-ppay DID,, ...r..... .rl ..r,...,,.,-
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in ms l,r,.... a. ..,...... ..,. .,.,l;id
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c,...,ir,u .....i.r- .. ..,....r
G;arGr.- .r..-,...,. a.,.,rsuI iuflu-
enc, ..,. 4.r,t considerably IN rc-
cent wear, l.. AMONG ms own
fellow. r..~.....,r and abroad ono
can scarcely stretch his jrn3g,n,r,nY
,lr r,r..-. o.. emission Ey,;...u M
r.,,.na ..,r ...pr,-.r.uo IN. l,rl,
dr.ea ard ....i .ryu g., dozen ,r fifteen
wear. ... +, NAV. dome -u r....a
hive ...-.,.,,,.l,,1 , miniature. .,,...-r.I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clcndcning has
seven pamphlets which can he obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents,
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and n clf-addrcsscd envelope
stamped with thrcc-ccnt stamp. To Dir.
Logan Clcndcning. in care Of this paper.
The pamphlets are: "Thrcc Weeks Rcduc-
ing Dict. "Indiecstion and Constipation,
"Tcduring and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing, instructions for tho Treatment Of
Diabctcs'. Feminine Hygiene" and The
Care Of he Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

as prostitutes.
Conviction of violating the May
act carries a possible penalty Of a
years Imprisonment and fine OF
up TO 1000.
In announcing the arrests, Schcidt
commended the part played by local
law enforcement agencies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
Why Some SUnbUrn
While Others Only Tan

billie. For this there are many
ointmcnts to hasten tanning and
prevent sunburn, to be applied to
the skin before exposure, all of
them of some virtue, but none of
them infallible.
Filter Out the Rays
Those with pigments in them to
filter out the ultraviolet rays are
the most logical. But nearly any
oil or grease absorbs ultraviolet
radiation, and although their ac-
ton is insufficient to prevent the
effects of prolonged exposure to
the sun completely, they do ma
tcrially diminish them.
The best are mineral oil or a
combination Of mineral oil, sesame
and peanut oil. 1t is possible to
incorporate in the oil n chemical
parasol. the best being fannie acid
or quinine derivatives or mcthyl
salicylatc or zinc oxide 10 per cent
or sodium salicylatc or sodium
bcnzoate per cent.
Sunburn may be severe enough
to cause prostratIon, nausea, fever
and evidence of kidney derangc-
ment. 1t should be treated like any
burn, with the application of cold
cream or ointmcnts containing
some local ancsthctic such as nu-
pcrcainc or ancsthcsin.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NJ. D.: Could any physical harm
come from taking the drug dilan-
tin for n period Of n year or two ?
Answer: A great many people
are taking dilantin regularly
without harm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
RETREADS

OPA declared that all persons. no
matter what use they make Of their
passenger cars, trucks and other
vehicles. must Use retread tires. Al
ready the Army is Using rctrcads on
over 25 per ccntof IFS heaviest equip
mcnt with success.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

DR.. Clcndcning will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

EVERY BEATTY SERVfCF-N' ID
eTn Shop-Expcrienccd operator"
Centrally located. Phone 200 ioT
appointment. Bridgers Beauty
Shop over Parker's Drug Store.
28-H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
by LOGAN CLGNDENlNG, VI. ID.

SOME OF the hcalthicst men
! ever knew went through life the
color of chalk, with Il dcathlike
paIlor of the face. Many who
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
ALEX 3. WATKINS .

FOR RENT: NINE ROOM House,
all modern convcnicncrS. 3oI Icne
street. Apply 10 Mrs. Mary hnva
ELI, at Vance Hotel, phone .2l.
.i-ftl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

WHEN IT'S QUALITY GROCERIES
fresh western meats and fresh
fruits or vegetables at live and
let I've prices, try Herbert Vel
low Front, phone 439. Free de-
livclv. Il-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

FOR SALE: PLENTY NO. ! PINE
sawed tobacco sticks Jordan -
Holt. Inc, Smithficld, N. {. Phone
90 st.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

LOOK AT THESE GOOD Used
cars: 1871 Chevrolet Coach with
radio and heater: 1887 Ford Tudor
% horse power, special III $500 90:
1887 Ford Coach. 60 horsepower: a
good buy at $4,000: 1873 Ford
coupe, clean as pin. priced At
Sl5O.Oo. Several good Model \
Fords AT $4,000 To ST5.OO each \
look will convince you these are
real values. CandlCr-palmcr Motor
Company. .l-,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
WANT ADS
Get Results

TOBACCO GROWERS CIT ,.o,
Pack I'm Insurance :, loUR
~ n't .r reasonable. Citizens k. Us:
~ trust Co., Insurance Dcpar,NN
2S-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

WANT a BARGAIN? HERE IT &c
u linolctrm rugs at only 81 a.
each. X. +. Sattcrwhitc and So.
near Fire Station. ' ~"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

WE HAVE ALL NEW uE1 ~
Carolina Shoe Shop. You. shHa ~
VIII Dc ready when you say yon
want them. Try us. Phone sid II"
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

COUPLE WITHOUT CIIU npL,N
wants TWO "r three room furnish
cd apartment with private bath
Address Apartment" care Dis
patch. -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

DROP OUT TO SEE US. ALWAYS
aiad la nave you. Let lis serve vnu
with delicious barbecue and other
sandwiches, full dinners. George
Boyd al Hill Top No. >. 5u-l2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

HENDERSON BUSINESS COIIr,,r
accredited School New trrr' cN'l
lemDer q. Act now and r,,i o'p-
DETER future for yourself S" ."Nt a
,Zru training will shape yon ' "a,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

WANTED WOMAN CASHIER FOR
arocery store. High school GraoH-
ate preferred. Address Casino,
care Dispatch. lV--H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10
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FOR RENT THREE ROOM UNFUR-
nishcd apartment at 3l2 Andrews
avenue. Possession August II.
Phone 340-J 1O-Itl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

OH SliOES-LIkE OLD rEIr>,nC
Always wear hest. Let us rrh,,i'..
your old shoes without lo.rnp tSn,r
comfort. Phone I7l. We cali ~,
ana deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-10

JUST ARRIVED LAHr;E cu,n
mcnt sheet music of the H.. , ,'iit',
most popular song hits. Srn =, ana
your needs. Affords prin,.nn and
OFFICE Supply Store. -, "'iu