davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Law Libruriuns to Meet

DR.. Charles Sager Collier, profess
sor OF law at George Washington
University, will discuss the methods
and significance OF legal research
at a dinner meeting of the Law
Librarians Society at 7 pm. Tues
day in the Kenesaw Apartments
Joseph Gauges. libr an OF the
United States Court OF Customs and
Patent Appeals and society presi-
dent, will preside.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Murder Case PIeo Rejected

The United States Court of APP
peals yesterday dismissed a habeas
corpus petition filed on behalf of
Willie Bullock, colored. charged
with the first-degree murder of
Policeman George w. Shinault in
August, 1882, and Justice F. Dickin-
son Let's in District Court set the
trial for June Is.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
GIRLS! WOMEN! TRY. THIS .
,jfl,1 If NERVOUS.
On "Certain
Days" of the Month
Dofunctionalm MONTH
ly disturbances make

~ 0lSCUrDanCeS make
you. nervous, restless, high strung.
cranky and blue-at such times?
Then try famous Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. It's
made especially for 1Do1nen to help
relieve monthly cramps, backache
and nervousneSs-due to this cause.
And in such a sensible way! With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiates.
Taken regularly-Pinkham's
Compound helps build up resist
ance againstsuch symptoms. Thou
sands upon thousands benefited!
Follow label directions.
Evening star., 1942-05-15
Save this newspaper!

A pile of wastepaper like
this may be turned into VAL
liable cardboard within 48
hours If you will just call
your nearest school. Thou
sands OF similar collections
are pouring through Wash
ington's schools in a swelling
stream to aid defense.
Evening star., 1942-05-15

Photograph automatically ploys Il ten-inoh or II
twelve inch records Period cabinet in two-tone wolnu
Rodo with butin beonn- scope hos tubes
Hos 2-ineh dynono speaker, superheterodyne circu,
tone control. 33Bo % Down Poyment. Monthly poy
nents. Small service chooe.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
MAvrnsrpm Arrsl IL

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. April IS
Sales STOCKS. High. Low. Close.
so Houst Oh pf vtc- l8h l9is l9h
900 Nd a Pa r r 800 200 200
200 U Fidel a Guar "A "a "a
BONDS
5000 Bal TT deb 4s A 80 4qA so
1900 BALTIC Trans bs A beh SO b9
5000 Ga&Ala evs IS etfS 10 10 ID
Make MussoIini mad. Buy De-
fense stamps and bonds.
Evening star., 1942-04-18

How sbsut lending the Govern
ment some folding money! Buy
Defense bondss
Evening star., 1942-04-18
FOREIGN Exchonqe

NEW YORK April Is tP,--Late foreign
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain In
dollars, others in cents):
Canada.
Oricial Canadian Control Board rates for
United States dollars: Buying, 10 per cent
premium; selling, IL Der cent premium
equivalent TO discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New York OF. buying. 9.e1 per cent;
sellins. 8 90 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 12% per cent discount. or ST.25
United states cents.
Europe.
Great Britain. ofhcial Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates.. buying, .Q2;
sellins, 4.o4; open market cables. 4.o4.
Latin America.
Arsentine. ofncial. sa,7T; free. $50:
down 1850 cent; Brazil ofhcial 6.06n:
free. 52on: Mexico, 2o.67n.
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise in.
dfcated. n Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch To The star.

,oa.nGIIS sALTTHoR5 Agril ipssnrot.toss so, SlS
tas s.sDs su.s. i.'n i.sSssoe Ssnsoe: s.sss
ssss s.@De 81 carrots. nsS Sa.h. sSa
hsssr. srsss: g: sf:ss. eia ioS
pi.S esass Ssas soosssS tsl.
:sa Is.S:Is. sS: ssss:. s ssoSss vi .ss .sssusS:.s.
ss:a. S:ss ss;Ss ss 9;
D.Ss.r. ..ss .ooss as R.as Su:n @ 1ss
is6ss crate. ,soaa a.oo: southern. han.oIi biusSel.
I.25s1 rs; rhu6aTb. nearby, bunch, .3a5;
:sn.sh :sa.:s sSss. sssss $3.50 osS ss:
CO.: nearby half buihel, 2oaso; applss.
.5oss. 80: Tsxss, % s.SoaS.ss: T iemon. box.
.'so ss:s w sa.9sS sSc.5S6 PS ss.a
Poultry and Esgs.
.sg ssf 'sS:s.asSssssss: sGos.. sSsss sSsssd s.s kSss
IshoiR Is p.. aoss sssi. otaa: s. NJ mlss sd dS
sssa. ssoi: is.1s ssSas.
Tsd s; nss. sseF soiss 1920 ss. s.i!sss sss s0s 'ar
ceipts, dosen, white. 261ta30: mixed coiorA
aea AsssRs' ssss iss's - :ser.
90 DectSs s.oss so.s o0f Rso.ipss sss tubs
Livestock Market.
Furnished BY the United states De;
p.rsrTsns tr.s,n. srv,.! q Asr'eu'afa'
csssis, none: compared With Friday z n II
sssss ssasr op eg 1850 and coeS sSvs .r.d .1
la abal3: 90: medium srcde Il, ,soaig.2S'
ps ss, ss%s s ss ssnnss sussl
ss..:s sss ssIaSs sa: s: s''ss lev 4 ioo
last s.s week nSaf sssi.rs sI@R ssd, dood q solss
grades sSmnon oSnps no and Isr si cuIl
Aoss. 80: steady with Z. ,g,.ridssy; con, com
nHss to isS sso'ss e isc : sls p'Ysdo
S ssS to atS pcrpes s sesif s = go ,sS e
PssasasS iss fso fsS & sSG pHsase
IsaS lao 70 ise PsqYssdss plses.
''ssS Sheep D. none: compared with Friday Of
last week. wooled lambs steady. spring
lambs SO lower, oood 10 sradsa a so-Dcund &c SSo,as
srsde se-pound spring lambs 1880.
Grain Market.
wheat. No. 9 red winter sarlicky, spot,
domestic, bushel opening price. 1.20A,
'e,stins coIn. psise Me- RCa yeio~ domestic su.h.l
a4a96: western billing at . premium over
this price, Cob e eorn eer6sli q dsoaelo;
Oats, no. |, white domestic, blshel. IA
70: No. ., 69a71. On all sales OF oats to
the local trade, excepting those on track.
per bushel for storage and elevation, which
is paid bv the buyer,
sys Nc sgshei aiss1 sSseS ,ovs1 S.risyd
mixed. ton. la, ,00a22.oo. Wheat straw.
wintef % strsisht, s'sos5. s IS; '' sprins rs patent.
6 6.s0s7 .0S; spring straisht, -655a6,75: hard
winter patent, 6.45a6.65; hard winter
white, 450a520.
Mil feed, ton. spring bran. Al. .Ooa4s. 90;
standard middlins, 4s.0oa46. 90.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
Du Pont Executive
Disputes Poy Figures

J. w. Mccoy. vice president Of s.
I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., pro-
tested yesterday that Edmund To-
land, counsel for the House Naval
Affairs Investigating Committee,
had erred in reporting his compen-
sation when Illustrating the effect of
war contracts on the salaries Of In
dustrial executives.
On . chart presented to the com
mittee Thursday. Mr.. Toland re-
ported to Mr.. McCoy's compensation
rs t213,8lS for 1910 compared to
t45.000 for 1888. Mr.. Mccoy said
the 1910 figure should be $l2s BIB.
He also said that press reports had
shown $4,000 for his 1880 salary,
and that he received $1lo, ,1o0 In
that year. Mr.. Mccoy did not specify
what his 1888 salary vas. He also
recalled that compensation figures
are, 'of course, before income taxes. /"
Evening star., 1942-04-18
Edison. Cement Decides
To 60 Out Of Business
., the Associated Press.

~ the Aescciateo Fress.
NEW VILLAGE, N. j., April IT,
The Edison Cement Corp, one OF
many industries founded by the
late inventor, Thomas A. Edison,
notified Its 400 employees yesterday
that 1t was going out Of business.
A letter signed by Arthur Walsh,
executive vice president Of the COM
pany and Of Its parent Arm, Thomas
A. Edison, Inc, explained that the
cement plants deficits had been
sustained for q long time, but "our
resources must now be devoted to
our rapidly increasing production
Of munitions and other vital sup
plies for our armed forces"
The Edison industries are building
q big ordnance plant I'm the Middle
West" as well as handling heavy
defense contracts In their plants
centered at West Orange, N. j.
Tapering OF of activities viii start
Immediately at the cement plant
in this Warren County village, near
washington, N. j. No date has been
ret for their completion, however,
Evening star., 1942-04-18
Stock Prices Recover
On japanese Reports
OF Bombing
News Welcomed After
Weeks Decline to
Nine-Yeor Lows
By VICTOR EUBANK.


NEW YORK, April ls.-Prices In
the stock exchange stiffened q
little today on the oficial Japanese
reports that American planes had
bombed areas In Toxic and other
Nippon cities.
This news came as q welcome re-
lief after the weeks sharp fall in
prices to nine-year lows in the wake
Of Pierre Laval's restoration TO
power in the Vichy government.
Leading stocks made a fairly good
showing at the start with gains of
fractions to q point or so. Short
covering accelerated the move but
later certain pivotals slipped into
old ln>its and retreated under the
previous days finals. However.
modest advances predominated at
the close. Volume was around 175,-
900 shares.
While the evidence Of the Amer
ican air forces striking power sup
piled by Toxic made for greater
confidence in financial ofiices and
boardrooms. a still very limited buy
ing drive In the market suggested
remaining fears OF repercussions
from the changes at Vichy and
worry over Burma and India.
Dimming the rally somewhat was
the action Of United States Steel
and American Telephone. The
former lost ground after q higher
opening while Telephone was under
water throughout. Both fell to new
lows for a year or longer.
Gains were retained by Allied
Chemical, Eastman Kodak. Johns
Msnville, Westinghouse, Union Car
bide, Sears Roebuck, Chrysler.
Southern Railway and Santa Fe.
Bonds and commodities shared
the better tone.
Advanced prices were posted in
the curb for Republic Aviation,
United Gas. Mesabi Iron and Alum
mum of America. American Export
Lines pushed up about Az. Creole
Petroleum, Brewster Aero and Gulf
OIL we're down fractions.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO April Is R.-salabie cattle,
100; calves none; compared Friday last
wsek: Resainins early sharp declines sd snd
M fully sls ss hiahsr; - s.st.sna E % .rsds aiss sssss
a. asacSsS snScs on sroe
highest price 1878 light steers to 1880
and yearlings to 1928. receipts strictly
snSsf sms and .na msk.s sSds
sealing over 400 pounds. this sussesting
ionsfed i weishty steers here. TAB pounds %
at 1873 and 1,599 pounds at I6.26. with
bulk relatively shortfsd steer crop. fi.50.
isf s.i5s sSssf sS ss asas noI. sa Ss
fgiiy ssesdy a. 300 down; most vealers
II I.0o-I4 90: faced with smaller auoss
o3er .. Hsh yah e
ss..Is e Is7s und.q e2d 1913 SP very sTasns
saia6Is sheep i.boo: total. $500: COM
siishtly from day 70 day. but closed stsady a.dy
.s 's id wSod ana shol
syss insladsd: weeks lamb top ls:fS. BAD
late; buIk e. good and choice fsd vcolsd
WITH heavier We SH oE.1inss iia5-is2S: moss oo
10.o0-11 90; hesyies At the inside price:
so@pTisins End siisiSis " to s s.bo o'a1ns ana
ssieble hogs. 400: total 1890; nos
ma.ss auotsbis ION n0s nss e
took none; estimated holdover, none: com-
pared week ago. al wetshts and sowh ~
lower.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
Washington Produce

BUTTERr-e3 score, tubs, 40h; 1-pound
prints, .40A; h-pound prints, ~ VI; g3
A-pound printh S9A; 81 score. tubs. 3SH:
d1pound prints, 80; H-pound prints. 39rs
20 score, tuba. 3sE 1-pound printS $sNs
l-pound prints. 37A; A-pound prints
3eh; SO score. tubs, 36H. 1-pound printEs
37i A-pound prints. 37m.
LIVESrOCK-Calves IA; spring lambS
Prom Agricultural Marking Administra.
Eo0s-MarEet frm. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
eIsrass large % sass g mostly o ss s' .. q es. =
tras.. nedium. 1880. mostly. 30: 2. 8,
stsnderds: medium, $3.50: p. 6. trades.
mostly 81 ik-S2: u. g. extras. medium. SS.
80, mostly 90: q. 8. standards, large, 90
sRosss a.ss Ri g7 'isndsrds O. 4 s..ass. sas as
whites. 81: mixed colors, 26. Receipts
vR sodrYrkss sso s.s.Sy sssis fowl
colored pounds and up, 22-23; leghorn
hens, 3h pounds and up, il; No. rs, 10-
12; ROSTERS. 14-16; chickens, Delaware
and Maryland. Rocks and crosses broilers
and fryers. all sizes. 1921; No. rs, 1918;
Reds. 19; turkeys old toms, is; old hens.
2o-21; guineas, young. all sfzes. %: old.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
Chicago Grain
by the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, April 18.--Wheat
prices rallied today from the Ave-
month lows reached at yesterdays
close, registering gains Of . fun
cent.
Other grains followed wheat in q
general recovery move, but ad-
vances were held to fractions IN
most cases. soybeans, however,
were up about q cent.
A letup In selling which has de-
pressed prices recently permitted
moderately improved buying power
to give the market its upward
trend. Some buying was attributed
to previous short sellers and con-
suming interests, with mills report
ed showing some interest In view Of
the low level Of wheat prices. which
were on II to Is cents compared
with the seasons peaks. However.
there was no indication Of any ma
terial Improvement in -four busi-
ness which has Jagged recently.
Reports of bombings at several
pointS In Japan had Q bullish effect
on the market, with securities and
cotton prices showing q stronger
tone.
Trade reports indicated the De-
partment of Agriculture may an
nounce o tentative loan rate for the
new wheat crop soon, under the law,
which stipulates that the loan must
be at least IS per cent Of parity.
Traders said this rate probably
would be higher than present mar
ket prices.
Wheat producers viii vote May 2
In q Nationwide referendum on
marketing quotas for the new crop,
and their approval Of the quota
system viii be necessary, traders
said, before the loan program goes
into effect.
Meanwhile, unless open market
prices improve materially, traders
expect most Of the more than 300,-
900, 900 bushels of 1941 wheat now
ulucT OAIlS 70 Uc III Ilco OVCl W tliC
Government In default. The pres
ent level Of prices, they said, Is no
incentive for farmers to redeem
grain and this Is limiting the amount
of wheat now coming on the market.
When loans on warehouse-stored
grain mature April 80 Government
plans for disposal Of the remaining
supply Of 1039-40 wheat In its pos
session, totaling more than l00, ,000,-
900 bushels, are expected to be dis
closed. None of this wheat has
been offered to the milling trade
since March Is. although the Gov
eminent has been disposisng Of some
grain for distillation or feed.
Although corn rose with wheat,
demand from Industrial buyers was
limited. Traders said receipts Of
Government corn sold to industries
and merchandisers have been large
recently.
At II am, wheat was &-H cent
higher compared with yesterdays
finish. May, 1.1oN; July, 122h;
corn. k-h higher; May. IS. and
July. ssx.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
Washington State Students
To Register for Farm Work
By the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Wash. April 18.-State
and Federal officials today outlined
an emergency farm labor program
In which Washington boys and girls
will be mobilized.
A plan for May / registration of
all students IN Washtngton's 800
high schools who can take farm
and orchard Jobs this summer was
announced BY A. r. Hardy, director
Of the Federal Employment Service.
and Mrs. Pearl A. Wanamaker, State
superintendent Of public instruc-
ton.
The big problem. Mr.. Hardy ex-
planned, Is to replace the normal
fiow of transient labor.
Boys and girls more than 16 viii
be invited to register, and $1,000
potential workers are expected to
be mobilized.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
1l:oo AM. sS,070 1900 Noon. 1874 66t

IUnW Of U2dlnfs ten ShAro8. 6AI00
printed in full IN bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorsanised under Bankruptcy
paniss. Rates Of dividend in the foresoins
table are annual disbursements based on
ton. Unless otherwise noted special or
extra dividends are not Included "a X
dividend; II n right& 2 Also extra or
20 far this year. ffaySble In stocS. Fad
last year; b Payable in Canadian funds.
kAccumulated dividends paid or declared
Evening star., 1942-04-18

Unit Of trading. 10 shares. r In bank.
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities AZ
disbursements based on the last auarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special oE extra dividends iss
rights Also extra or extras cash o.
st9ck: peclared or paid 90 far this year,
able In Canadian funds. Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this rear.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
New York Cotton
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 18.-Cotton
futures rallied today on early trade
and local buying but prices eased
from the highs after the appearance
Of the first hedges against Com
modify Credit Corp. sales.
About 5000 bales Of these hedges
were sold by q leading spot firm for
July delivery.
Futures closed 30 cents . bale net
higher
Evening star., 1942-04-18

Wv With warrants. Nv without war
rants. New. st (stp) Stamped.
Evening star., 1942-04-18
D. {. Insurance Sales
Sharply Below t4t
During March
First Quorter Totol
Remoins Far Aheod
OF Yeor Ago
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Lie Insurance sales In washing
ton In March totaled only s4.722 600
compared with 6,533. 900 In March a
year ago. o decrease OF Sl,8i1 600
or a drop OF 20 per cent, according
to the monthly report OF the Life
Insurance. Sales Bureau at Hart
ford. March business was the lowest
for that month In many years.
Insurance men today ascribed the
sharp tumble In new policies to the
heavy sales Of United States war
bonds now being recorded here.
They reported that a great many
prospects had said that they were
buying war bonds in as large
amounts as possible. Furthermore
March n year ago was one OF the
biggest insurance months in the
whole year. or In any other IL
months.
First Quarter Sales Gain.
New life insurance written in the
first quarter was we'll ahead Of last
year. Business In January started
OF the year at furious pace, q
total OF t8.635. 900 being 80 per cent
ahead Of the same month in l94l.
Sales In February amounting to
e5.856.000 were up l6 per cent.
New policies In the three months
totaled SIS, ,2l3, 900, as compared with
sic. $50 900 in the like period year
ago. q gain so far in 1912 Of $2,544.-
600. Monthly comparisons follow:
1aAN 1H4l.
January --- $685., 700 $49i4,000
February -.- 5.856,00o sac. 900
March ---- 4.722 900 6.533 900
Maryland Sales Improve.
Maryland sales of $9,251 900 In
March were up 4 per cent over last
year, and In the first quarter
reached S3s.slo.ooo. . Jump Of 80
per cent,
Virginia policies totaled $S,3s7 900,
practically the same as In March,
lp4l. In the first quarter, however,
sales added up to $3l 04o. 900, an
increase OF IS per cent over 1871.
West Virginia sales were on In
March but higher In the three
months. Sales In the South Atlantic
area, S53,l7s, 900, were down IL per
cent but up 20 per cent In the
quarter.
The March national average was
on 8 per cent but up SS per cent
In the three months.
Evening star., 1942-04-18

OF course. you're No jugslsr. hut
yen don't have to insist that the
stores waste paper wrapping IN yeuf
little bundDts into enc big bundle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30
Woods Assume
New Value
In Wartime
In the Sir Waller Hotel.
any Di>Datrh Bureau.
Nv LYNN NISBET

RYi.iuh. Get O.--'Ihc state Col
L,n,. T.%ttn iuu Service this week
.,rt uun II letter pointing, uui L. ali
Nr!in Carolina tanners that there
!, nov = great demand Tor many
r>u.s ut hardwood and that durwuru
,.r,ylaliV iIudS Il good market. The
>urat..;frn /. made that many i;I-
,u,.s cam p!ck up - little extra
u.u.ry and al the Same time m.,i,
,uDs'.u'sIl contribution Ia The M
,,,nri N.r effort 10y cutting and sell
ng du%wuud timber.
cotton tniiIs particularly are Lnu,;..
r. tor 2ud.llnnal supplies al Gn.-
wuuG iur making shutti,s. and il H.,
ollie! essential uses Ton winch ~,
,jn, wood IS - we'll adapted.
Other hardwuudS are greatly H..
demand inr various wartime use
such - ulrplanr parts. gun stocks.
etc There Is at least one verified
instance ut u suite of solid walull:
bedroom furniture BEN. cununan e
u,,l,H from Il Ralvipn store Ia pu Ia
% Cu.stuCh factory IN New tn"I.,it.
Int.v instances serve iD rmBi;IS-
lie III, increasing Importance ui for
81 iirv control II. the state. TN,
whriC question ui forest lire light :
mg end control mas been rccounlZc;,
10y AMY all al the PRINCIPAL pnN-
eminent agencies. An Amy prncIu-
nation ,yts ont that one CiIIvl lnutu-
ui OF sabotage IS Ia set Il forest ire.
Iur civilian defense Uvgan.Ia;IDn
have included forest fire fiphtinn IN
their program along with cunbIttnn
lnrruuI"ry bombs in towns and in
dUstrial plants. The budget commits.
Siun earlier this week cave ;,,tCr-
tive ear 20 pleas from county CON-
w>>.uurIs Tor larger appropriation
a. match CUuatv money III forest
i!yc control measures.
While all ui IhiS attention !, be
ing given the subject. there arises
Tie lwityv problem Oi aVallah.,
m@np"WCr tur fighting fires. -,
Wu!Gvus have N the past DCcn ahl,
/" l,"ut sufficient help Tor lire
lighting from farm labor IN com
mm!;y. where fires occur. No.
t,ly = " @vlCvuu> shortage al farm.
IaDur. and warden, fear that IN y.>,.
coy Il big tire tHvv would not bC ubI,
(, get help.
Il might we'll come tu paSS that
s"rh WardCnS would have To- use III,
legal authority which they haze t.
impress "r d"putiHc any able budic.i
cI',Zcn - fight fires. That k.u,.ld
mean drawing on industrial and de
tense plants for manpoWCr.
AI,>l governmental dcCnrIc. l.uA
recognize rurCst lIrc lighting 49, dl!
emergency med uf ~uCh importance,
that drafting incightcr, even 90.
e.! uci"nr" plants Is: Amy posts J,
amply justified.
IN" problem OF getting essential
"uad Ia The points where it can b,
i.'"c"SS"f for use Is not entirely rnt
o.. IA" protection. Here. too. the la
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30
D,ClOiS EBT ami
4, JOHN C.FLEhiNG

I %
''H III "''iA3uI srM 0..wDD rlr u5,I
I"A.'l 'So!Iml SUf:JD 'grSrs 5,n
'G'i! 'iGAr @rM as ma .mnr: G5i
''H "!H HnrauNa nTr W5uaEs
''i ""i'!Ni f." AiGiy
.u1n1uun,G
."H i'i'C'urH srv,ep aIur3ro,r
-..n u'.." "iqUlhIul.irol pun :Ip,,,
ali. I'll SOS ''- Dourp:d uou puRdx9
w. -'''' '"h'. , ~ -55I@OId 10
..ut ..Hr!I D. ~, .u.ps II, SIS
-.' :" u 'iEI 4" ur-p-; rsut no.
-''. l'h'i T. 10 !yI! ~ u2ru o. ,rlr,
.i ~.N u".:#H3p pGn '5ul,ilr5I1
.1'.'U ."lIuo III II 10 aputu N1u1
AitiE 81 p7uI'5S !! ..uDu5npoId.'
10 'A"is A'ul uouN puv MON
H'H! NHl;i'I ""u'&m Sl!rAlID a,,!rs
III pal h'IL .wrW pouloI uoY ~
,. ,.,' ,,''.' ~ "'N.a PHG 'M"u gu
., ",o W." .''." '!!hn or AIuIV
',,' ~ &c wv '"o'i'iM ouop oAUu
nv" ''' '"VM M""l l.uGp l..
mace ,.,.. "Uonouo 10
80 u 10 QUO ul IopInOus
N''N - i''".'''? puGtl s.9;uuoO
,.,, t'.!'Us 9iiS 40 Suluo!l
C",' IS WF" 's'5UGVo Su!Yuu
.n "." YtS ''''IA 'i"luModHl Lou
WY !''J!i 7''"Ul "Ui0CI S.EIuIV
c ..'Mou
r,,,, H'''' ~ 9'"l pttl 7ArV pmoM
- n.oHoN% NUtEoA lu5lu ouo Ys0p
., ,r''N NV t',''p!' 'liuo0 nNlNoinb
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30
HENDERSON On. c. DAILY FRIDAY OCTOBER 80 1912

D.. .h~.its% eos hc,uH irii. M,rf to-
S,'s "ttd "a" miii, has nta,i .....,
"''A camel tall. not tur llCl, al ..u,,r
""l l"f lack ui labor 10 get H." loo
out "i TIA" woods and INTO the u.,..t,-
iLcturnr plants.
VAN all ia, encouragement lry
.'llilir 'uch woods. the State COLLEGE
f.At'iiSlon Service and the state For.
t$trS division mSiS: upon careful -.
lection and cullius. 50 Thai the r.,rc
supply "i wood will not ne dis Il.,i
,d. Meantime, the hardwood m,r,.-
| docs offer Il source of CunsId,Iu,t.
cash rrl"nur flr North Caru,ti.
! landowners.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30

Only one table produced that
crazil" ovcrh'd contract. Can vou
blame East for Being dazcd about
II all and paSSi lg on his srcpri
turn. ANA then for doubling vhrr
II got so high"
One person you can't blame for
being ioubtcr was the N1.th
payer al another table. who spt
set at "-S?Adcs partly dGc to his
own h. 80. Hncn NORTH at this
tah!c . 49, the gam" that he
maGc ruaG,s withou, crnr
G.. a trick with the
Distributed Ly KiaE 7