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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Get Out Of Corners

When the days session was
ended. admirers rushed up 10
congratulate the weary con-
teStants. But none would give
a decision in the matter.
And none there will be. Both
did an able job, knew their SUBJ
iects and hewed TO the line.
Each was apparently cornered
on numerous occasions but like
skilled boxers, they danced
away and swung back hard.
As a show, il was tops. AS
an aid 10 the war effort, only
the future will tell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Dividends

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway has declared a dividend of
81 a share on the common stock,
payable out of accumulated sur
plus in the fiscal year ended June
30, 1871. The dividend is payable
June l to holders of record April
30. Same amount was paid March
2. In 1871 payments were 81 each
September 2 and December /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Plea for Unity

Nevertheless the day-long de-
bate yesterday in the General
Motors Building cleared the at
mosphere of bitterness. Both
Wilson and Reuther ended the
proceedings with a plea for
unity between management and
labor.
BY working together for more
production. said Wilson.
BY giving labor a voice In the
overall planning and by mutual
sacrifice, pleaded Reuther.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Increased Production
OF Ice Boxes Planned

WASHINGTON. April MAN
Of non-mechanical ice
will be permitted TO
continue operating al current lev
els indefinitely, WPB announced,
50 that output in year beginning
July / may be increased 10 495, 900
units. against 100000 in the year
ended June 80. 194l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Federal Truck Shows
Profit Of S819,641

Federal Motor Truck Company
and its subsidiaries for 1941 report
a net profit Of SSl9.641 after fed
eral income taxes, equal 10 S1.61
a share on 491, $40 shares. against
a net loss of 1896 .223 in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Detroit Poultry

Market: hens unsettled. balance steady;
hens. otz lbs. and up. 23c: under 81 lbs,
l26c: leghorn hens, lbs. asd up. 22e cocks,
12g lac; rock springers. &c; rock broilers.
l2h 10 81 lbs and up, Csc.
EGGS-Market unsettled current re-
iceipts. Z7itc; nndergradts. 2sN n26Ee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Livestock Markets

DEIHOiT
cATTLE-Receipts 1000: market now
practically In normal operation. local killers
started buying late Monday Afternoon.
Compared with last weeks close; Slaughter
steers strong to i5c higher. heifers fully
steady. COWS strong 20 Csc higher, bulls
uneven but around steady nothing grading
average good or better offered. common To
medium slaughter steers, ~. S0M ii 10. only
odd head OF common steers below the inside
price scattered head Low grade light steers,
ki2 mort common 70 medium heifers So
10 50: truck lOt fat around !. 100 pounds
dairy type heifers SO medium 10 good beef
COVE, 81 65ur. fsTry cuttvr uut cDum0n'
beef type cows mixed. $40 u 80; Gamers
and cutters largely So q s.25 not many
weighty sausage bulls above $40, odd head
CALvEs-Rece,pts 500. good and choice
veslers steady with early Monday Al SIS. so
common and medium strong 10 SOC higher
HoGs-Receip,s 500: market steady
with Monday. Most good TO choice iSO-260-
10, small KILLERS Si3 70Ti3.75 latter price
extreme top. 26O-40o-lb butchers, Si3 05
ai335: around ls0-lb lights. si2.75G
1880: lighter weights, 81 I5u II So bulS
SHELF Receipts. I. 900 slaughter lambs
IN light supply cary, opening strong ocd
lots good 70 choice sroand So 20 sa pounds
light lambs. $40 n u SO. Nth cu!ls down
20 So. good shorr slaughter ewes carrying
no. pelu $5,25. common down 10 So;
NOoien 'Nte NSNtNN w ~ w.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. March ~ NSSl -Liyestock:
HOCs-Receipts. %, 500 market - % 25c
lower; holdoysr,. 1000. TOP sisa5 buzz,
sl3.4oGi3.70 hesyiss. Sl5S Q - 10,
mediums. sI3 Soal3.7s. lights $500
30; nght Lights; 81? 75g = 90 packing
CATTLE - Rscsip,.. 8 500 marAe,
steady. calves / 20o steady. Beet sieers'
choice, 40 i6c. medium. 700 l4c year
ungt 1901 Butchers: heiferf 50
1850: cows Sc 500 1850, bulls 1e1l1s
calves. S761s $50. feeders s. ~ 50
stockers: steers. s. 5Oai3; cows and
SHEEP - Receipts u 90 market
steady lamb SO 1873 corr mon SO
Gi2 ysariinEs 81 1910 Is. fesaers Si1
GINS. ewes. S5us
PITTSBI RICH
PITTsBURSH March 81 CNs'.- CAT
TIL Receipts 90, market rtesdy s'eeft.
choice Si5I1f. med ar - EDoc 81 -
y q, common s. II; hsifsrs medium 90
god. Sc % 10, common. 3 70 : 10.
cows medium 20 good s. sos 70 can
nsr, ana cutters. s. 75fV 70 bulls GOOD
% choice $40 Is g II. common 20 medium
81 J0ns50
HOES Receipts. 800 ua-b.' act,e
fsa-isn lbs si3-s5 ai3.eo 80 zoo ~
Sl3sodis 7o0-220 lbs SD u 40
Gisss 7so-85o In, 81 7s1is5o 100.
1850
SHEEP receipts 300 market stsar
choice lAmps $40 250 d. medium 4 Fouf
SO 1sU 10 ~. common iSw.hs 81 s sees.
EfJ065: ~rthsrs s. 50nt
CALVES Rsoeigfs i2s markG steady.
good 20 chdice xisui6 medium tii 10,
eats and con mn a..-i s,---l
EAsI BuTFAIo
VAST BUFFALO y. y March -
TNSB HOgS- Escelpfs 200 usrke' iSr
lower trucsrc.ins sl3s5 q ~ s., sJoe and
choice ti51i425.
cATTLE-Rscsip'f 100; market firm
cutter and common C0ut 50 SOS. can
nsr IS $500 ssusaGs bulls SO.
cALVEs-Rscepfs 100 make stescy
rood anc cholcs So. 50. comma and ne
dun 50 5o1ia
sHFEP- Receipts 100 nArss' rc minAl
unehansee good - rntics Se-ss .r sool.
snns quoted 81 z5ei2 o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Scratches
by United Press
TROPICAL PARK
TranH nnnAa.

Track. muddy.
First Race-Clsstic, Risky Raid. Ad-
roit Rocket Gal, Bonnie Rue. Rewarded.
Second Race-Gallant Peggy, Infant
Queen. Tarhaven.
Third Race-Unimond, Torch Clean.
Pretty Rose Grandeur
Fourth Race-Tom's Lsdd. Miss pity
pat, Old River, Kay's Pride, Commission,
War Vision.
Seventh Race-Forfend, French Trap,
Honey Seat, Anopheles. Stand Alone,
Bess b. Top staff. Junco.
Eighth Race Pilatesun. Singing Heels,
Hiil's Palm. Nigal Fay, Tough Bird,
Town League, Jumping Jill. Warmth.
Post, p. m. (EW.TD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
With WARD SCHULTZ


for about fifth of our leather and
they're both 1000 miles away by
water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01


dty ntd a efndmgp
wit the pi o City n nd pve ubicdd tonmiwo
n dLgaHh dg obligations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

Joseph Dtron Crucibie Company IMPORTS
1891 net income a. t45i.5t5. after federal
income taxes etc, equal 70 50 % q share
90 80 900 shares. sgsinr tioT,s11, or t2ls
a fhsrs ir 1870 tndiffribu'sd earnings Of
subsidiary ara af'iiis'e1 orrpsnies for 1871
amounting n t23 500 vas credited 70
surplus against similar credit OF t2e. SOS
ia the preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

Sales High Low HOO Chge

Didend
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

SAGINAW April CUP) .--Todsyt pay
M prices - growers for beans
Pea beans sos. hight red kidneys
- bu dark red Kidneys. 81 80. yellow eyes.
50 e. Y q Ught cranberries, IS, c. n. &.
ohIb cranberriss. $3.50!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Spartan Nine
Drubbed Again

ATHENS. Ga. April 1.--Michi-
gan States buffeted baseball team
was about ready 10 concede here
today that Georgia's sunshine and
cornbread build supermen. For the
Georgias mighty outdid them
selves here yesterday afternoon by
crushing the Spartans. 20 to 9.
On Monday Georgia defeated
State, Is to 4. and collected II
hits. Yesterday the Bulldogs con-
nected for n. This afternoon the
Spartans will meet Clemson Col
lege of South Carolina in their
final appearance before returning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

Wheat, a. sgilI: oats % "a Sc; ne
u ID f3C, st1 bowed barley. 81 s2Ti 81
sIybeaus. $50 SO; buohwhsst, N.77g
~ corn. - ~ SOC
These prices furnished by Michigan
Bean COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
$2,4l2,OOO 2A% Bonds
$6,053,0OO 2la% Bonds


Ally!
dMu&H Hayes Inc Grouse Company attic Cray f
Nu.&C S Hnn&c an &Co Hh,
Martin & Inc Rn
Company Um h MChk&C
WhhHds Inc
Ehy MnnTm AhC
&Csh RdmsoHm phyCm Fnr& uO
Breed &Hhonh Mayer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

AMOUNTS, MATURTIEs AND PRICES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

Interest Exempt From Federal Income Tax Under
Property Michigan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10
Camp Butner
Will Expand

Washington. oct. l0-Thc War De-
pI-.mcnt has authorized expansion OF
existing facilities n Camp Butncr
AZ Il cost of approximately $2,UOO,-
600. Representatives Carl I. Dur
ham and John IL. Folger announced
today.
This expansion will include the
hospital as we'll rs other camp cS-
adjustments. The construction
work viii be starred by the Whining
ton District Office OF the Army Air
Corps OF Engineers.
Further details will be released
IN Il few days, the Congressman said.
They emphasized the fact that To-
days announcement does not con-
template any extension OF The camp
boundaries and no new land will be
acquired for the expansion.
The camp area lies in bottle the
Fifth and Sixth Congressional Dis
trictS 50 Folgcr and Durham act
Jointly IN issuing statements relating
! 10 il.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10
Four Preliminary
Steps Necessary
TO Oil RatiOninp

Raleigh. Oct lG.-Ihc North Caro-
lima state Office of price adminiStra-
ton today outlined four Steps which
every consumer Of fuel oil in the
thirty ratiOucd states should take inn
medlately 10 assure receipt Of a fuel
oil ration book.
The steps are:
|. If you did not have an invcn-
tory OF the fuel oil in your storage
tank taken October ]. do IL now.
Estimate your inventory on October
| from the present reading mis- in
formation will be required on fuel
oil rationing application form which
must be filled out and ready to turn
in when you register.
2. If YOU have in the past obtained
fuel oil from regular dealer. h.
will probably mail 10 you your fuel
oil ration application and certificate
of your last years purchases shortly
after October IS.
3. If you do not receive your appli-
cation form from your dealer shortly
after October Is. you can obtain one
from your local war price and ra-
tioning board.
4. Measure inc floor area of each
| room in your home. Do not include
| recreation room. closets. halls. base.
| mcntS, garages or SlnroomS. FlDnl
area figures will be required on yotll
| fuel oil ration application.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10
Allen Common Sense

TIE .-.... address to the Tar
#... .... E-.ociat:on near Lii
.... ,nnsday by J. Edw-ri
.t.... ...g'.n. the moderate,
... and 50 clear that it
.... ..v worthy of considcra-
.... .... gnd the bounds OF pure
.o.... BODIES For Mr.. Allcr.
...- .. n.a.vc in his thinking
".H . .'..t IN MS choice Of word.
n.. mon scnse 10 sober,
.a.t ....u.c. ard sought to arOuSn
% '..n . 0ru-ciDusncss OF the peril
that threaten nc very religious free
dom they we're enjoying as thcy
heard '.n moderator speak.
"puG.n'- among our American
groups. ,4D.ragc, strikes. un ccmly
striving for private advantage, cor
tuuod quest for pleasure and a
general unwillingress TO face plain
FACTS are a disgrace 10 a thinking
people faced with fight for Lie"
aid the speaker. The stark fact IS
that ig We do not make every pos
.blc sacrifice. plan and conserve
and work together. wo are going -
lose this war and all that we hold
dear including thc right TO worship
d God in the Christian churches Of our
, choice BY our failure the lights Of oil
&. g. go.
And agai~: Japan IS the avowcd
,ncmy Of all Notwithstanding pco-
pics; Germany is M avOwcd enemy
Of Our Christian institutions and our
/ Chri tinn Bible limiting a; ne
thought of this being a holy war. the
speaker asserted that "wc win, OF
we lose every institution Of the
American way Of life, not the least
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

There was Saying current on the
Maine coast of my childhood and, l
trust. I'LL N use and practice more:
The Smart Man Buys the Future
When buy War Stamps and
Bonds think Of this saying and of
lis wise american truth. For we are
actually buying the future with our
quarters and our dollars. Not n flu
turc merely of personal security
although mat in itself is sane and
good. but Inc larger future of our
country. With our War Bonds we buy
security against slavery and tyranny,
against the loss Of our way of life.
Ne buy enlistment in the fighting
forces; we buy that moral fibre
which patriotism demands for its
steady purpose. We bury the protec-
ton of the individual. of his liber-
ties and his duties as an individual.
From the sacrifice of the pleasures
FOR which we once spent more than
Wc can now honestly afford TO spend
we buy time to think of more prin-
Ciplcs upon which our Nation was
formed and which we as Americans
| arc in honour bound To support. We
| buy encouragement To- our children
| to think of these things also. We
! buy a new Seli-rcSpect and deter
| mnatlun: we buy faith and hope and
| freedom.
And as we buy the future, we buy
back the past, which too many of us
have been in danger of forgetting
/ the American past Of hard work and
sacrifice. of homes instead Of houses
of struggle against the pcrils of q
new. uncxplored land, of courage
and idealism and vision. For ever,
War Bond is a reminder of 300 years
Of democracy. from the New England
Coast to the last outpost Of thu
Western frontier. All these year!
with their noble meanings for every
American are implicit and actual il
every Stamp bought and every Bono
attained.
This is war in which the yer!
young ard the very old, the poor ant
the rich. may join the fighting force
by this tangible means. And it is thi
new understanding OF our privileg
and Our obligation as American
which War Bonds offer us all.
Yes. the smart man buys the fu
turc. his own future and that OF hi
children and their children. the fu
turc Of a secure and safe Americ;
the future Of new and bette
world.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

OF which IS YOUR church and my
church"
Still further: I'VE have IN learn
To deceive successfully: we have ~
learn to kill as many human beings
as we can and stay alive. We must
get accustomed 10 pilicring. rape,
| mutllation. slaughter. torture. Love
SurrcndcrS 10 hate. And so hate has
got 10 be the motive power Of tho
world for al. OF the years that this
War must last. Let us pray for the
mercy Of God on world like that
An omiuuuS word came near the
conclusion of the modcvJtur'> adj
dress. "Hour moderator ca.uu; 81.
with finality that this association will
meet again nest year: OF # il does.
III the midst OF what restrictions. ~
has already been Indicated. things
can happen wn'vA would make this
lis last nicotine"
We mus, serve u,w country ANA.
our God i'll Chris" wa, the COW
GLIDING word He "hr 'uclis corr
age and breadth .. l5..o" de- marry
times. but hr win. Courageous. CON-
Sccratcd and ronsnr,hcud.n- the.
major purposes md u,nn> of lite DIGS
and tina, time G.arras,y."
All of which is nothing mcw %.
tina, has not already arcn nd bclo-r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

|. Wendell l.. Willkic.
=. New South Wales. Victoria.
Queensland. South Australia. West
,,u Australia. and TdSmanla
3. WAACs. (NlrS. Ovcta Culp
Hobby
= harry 8. Truman.
:. The Bahamas.
&. Madagascar.
e. ~ imv caucasus (SOvict Union)
g. IaugtZc.
9. House of Commons.
10 Indil
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

~ after his defeat Tor reelection in
1884 he moved To- Tennessee. and
settled N Shrlbyvillc. He took an
active part in IN" politics of TcnncS-
see and served terms IN the state leg
I>laturC. becoming speaker uf the
house IN 1913 1919. Died al Shelby
vile IN 1852
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
In The Superior Court.
State Of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
Herman Aston.
VS..
Jennie Hart Aston.

The defendant, Jennie Hart Al
ston will take notice that an actio.,
as above entitled has been institu-
ted in the Superior Court Of Vance
County by the plaintiff for the pu.
pose Of obtaining a Divorce Absolut;
on the grounds of two years scpara-
lion as provided by law:
And the said defendant will fur
Their take notice that she j. required
10 appear in the office of the ClcrS
Of the Superior Court at his office
in the Courthouse in Henderson.
North Carolina. on or before the Bird
day Of November, 1912. and answer
or demur to the Complaint of the
plaintiff, or the relief prayed in said
Complaint will be granted.
This the 2nd day Of October. 1912
T.. O. FALkNER,
Clerk Superior Court Vance
County. N. &.
GOlSpn IL Gholson.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
3qO-l7-24
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

..rGgr~>mUu from Cahlrs.- county
.'. lett the S'a'e shortly ..'a. u;s
.r.,.' III 1885,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

Now mai has begun to iaI 30
.rwc paris &.-.IJ let, hope thai
U.'.cr Is ]. . white blaCkuU:.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10


pair work. Motor Sales 10
GET IN TIE SCRAP rI I;f.,.,. ~
.IapS. We viii LIy ,!I a., ~. az.
metal ,uu hr,,s H.. o., 49,. ,,,,.P
can ali help. Henderson, .Ir,i. ~
Phone 900 -;
1888 CUETHDl.Fr STNZ-I.---I
iu,m-dpnl ~,r.r. ,urs l,.'...' '.'.D
standard ,u,.n .,6Ir. TO- ri
rulrt ma.lc. a.,rv. .,',.,, ,.'....'.
i i"'," rom" @ "',Y>' tow s.a.n: 1885,
c,.,,f,,. ,',,' "' i'... '','','' ~, ., H."i
...>.,,. ''' W. .,'''', s"' to.t
Ayc"ck Svhoci. G5i-J -3i.!. Clydc
lh"!iI'. ga
I-Cr, ,.,rr, ,.,,, - 80, -.
,,'';,..'.', ~ F''' ~ EIf
ity paint vet i, soils 81, tic loves,
price. !drnv! Roofing Co., phone
"dn. NNrhc St.r"t. lot
1-I-1,- ZI-II - -, -, -,,.-......--:.
..,, ';,.. -" IN ~ N'fIN
,,'!, ,'''.''' VIZ, N'''"i''r ''""''"
81 K. }. t"..'i -. .Nmy n.nrm.-
t"H leading - the recovery Obj.
sam" please call 9lio. H. !. Cnr-
DIV. Ii 2O-aU
DI-ppEp ,It,L,I o,.II7,.,, 49,.
O''i't''t i''''.'.'' hI h'Ek Hol.EA
ON need fer many months. We
can Tor ana deliver. Phone G3H.
'ElS,"N' $40" Shop. III
Dr\-,-T ,I.I,T NJ, ,.,,,.,, 49,.
,,;,,,,,,', $500 ~ Wv
,r',,,, r ."' ,, ''' - "'''t
pr,n.. 9nH ,r,-,a,, I',,I.,,., t-En''!:
49,, 80 ''N''''' "'''' ''''s'' -"-''
I c,';,',;'., Ho w., SO; or Al DIES
'''''''' ''''' 20 '''''''' 81 Anon :;
-
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER AND
do nice wort; On vnrr, old sII,,s
az o. w., ,,., -+%-'' tH' .,!.
80, -, 80 - III" -.
FARM For RENT ON EGI-HwH
shares. clan, miles from urnd,.-
SON. 3.5 acre. tobacco ant ; acres
i5G.. ''. ..t,,. an, '> 'I''.' ,'''''
'''..'''I,.'' -.
EVERY BEAyT! SERViCE,-11OD-
EN- p-Excerlcnccd operator,
-Ccntraily located Phone %nO fo,
en-, n,.nr p,,I.,r'' 49,, s..nrn ""'
't 90 ,
WANTED E%pEHIETCTD FI'FN.-
turc saIr-p.au ,rr inside ,y.,..
Prefer man with l.-., C;r.I un.
i,", ,.'''I,E I.', '.''''.CS ',' '''' ,'''''
,,,,,,,,. ,i,i,t '....'
h,id,.o.'. ,.C,,J,.,,..,,. '..'
r.,ci, % %.
~
WANTED. JoE hS T,j,.-C; OK
,r, j,r "'gy ,,i.! ',.'r,, ES,I'
Wr;tn "D,.i,.rr. .',,.,, H,S,'.,,.,
paw a g.;
-
NEED AN ODD DRESSER? WE
. .'h " i''' tc H..o''I"I'' '',,'t -
,n,',, re c,..., MIL .
,,nar ;;,. ~ - 'I''.J' ','', -;
--H -. TT -.,.-I'I, L'Io''c I''-'' " -
FOR RENT. TO CorrpIE RIODf.L%
Inur ron,r uuc,,rr,.brd ,,,,r,.,r,...
,, mmdc aoC''u !!I"L, tr,NH,g 81.
,,',I,' r"G' ",i no i,S"' l"' '-,'.' .''
c :np,a ~ m"Ipi' w Ii'"'''' 80" w. ~.
N..- ~. =. ~ ~ ~
WANTED YOUNG; MAN NOT SIZE
jcct to Immediate military snryl,"
10 oncraic service station, soli,v
basis Good nav ard rnoG nppur-
uInitv Write "Sn,,.irr station"
Care Dispatcb. T-i,t
--------.-- -----.------------
OIL SliOES-LlHE OLD FRIENDS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

GET IN TIE SCRAP To EElr fIiE
Jap>., W" viii buy al tho >c..D
Mr'"I :"u BRING u. o., busy. y,
can all hcIp. Henderson junk Co..
Phone 800. =
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales 60
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

FOR RENT: TO COUPLE AIODEhN
four room unfinished apartment.
entire second floor. private en-
trance. garage and heat iuInl,n,,.
Apply To- Ralph ". Thuruc. TO- -.
Garnet street. lU-1I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

ALL OF Ny FRIENDS AR. iv,EI,,
Sn TO come 10 So" me at the iii
Hmrii service Station nest /,
Nhltr ii""#" restaurant. SAN II
Allen. -:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

JOB rs TRUCK OK
tractor driver. Fifteen years e.
pcrirnCc. 3-N draft Classification
Write DRIVER care Dispatch
g-iL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

LOOK AT THESE GOOD USED
cars: '04l Chevrolet Coach win
radio and heater: 1887 Ford rudnr,
b horse power. special at $35n.AO:
1887 Ford Coach. GO horsepower. .
good buy at S205.0O: 1898 Ford
coupe, clean as pin. priced ~
$4,000 Several good Model \
Fords at $1,000 to $500 each. a
look will convince you these a'e
real values. Palmer Motor
Company. Ill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10
WANT ADS
Get ReSgagas

FOX REDUCTION IL AUTOlrr
hlIc bodily injury rates. see Nc
Insurance i the only c-mmodi,n
with lower price trend. lnlu:nr,,
Department. Citizens Ban: -.
Trust CumpuU: ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

EVERY BEAUT! Si.IlViCE--MOD-
EN- ShOp-ENrerIcnccd operator,
Centrally located. phrnc 900 iOI
appointment. !irIdGcrS Beauty
Shop, o"er Pari:Cr'S DRUG Store.
2S-.t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

USE VITA VAR FOR EVERY
painting lvCd. It n, highest quail
!tH paint vel II sells ~ the loves,
price. Tanner Roofing Co., phone
b"r. NNrhc St.r"t. lG-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

GOOD USED ELECTRIC
Ranges, Refrigcrators and oil
Stoves. New and used Battery and
Electric Radios. See us for your
Electrical Needs. Henderson Book
Co. Phone 10. 2G-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

SCHOOL SUPPLIES or ALL DIES.
criptIonS can be found At Affords.
1T
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

DON'T WAiI-BUl YOUR GOV
eminent war damage Insurance
from Gates Insurance Agency,
Phone 800, Homer building. 2O-:f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

QUALITY COAI.S, CCj,Rr,,
weights, top svrylc, yuu y.t inN.'
al rom Doug and Sob fIIEucr n
Il: =; tHlkncr "nd Son, Coal an,
Wood. Phone 2Gu. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10

RUBBER HEELS, RUBBER SOILS
We have them. We anticipated
ON needs fer many months. We
call Tor and deliver. Phone G3t.
GTlsNoNl'S Shoe Shop. III
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-10
BY MARY ELLEN CHASE

There was Saying current on the
Maine coast of my childhood and,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-02
FOREST WEATHER
BROADCASTS OUT
Ban on Predictions Has
Vital Bearing on Issu-
ance OF Pei is

The state Forestry Department
will be somewhat handicapped this
year because 1t will be unable to
broadcast the fire weather predic-
tons as has been done during the
past two years. State Forester Halves
calls attention to this situation,
which has a bearing on the issuing
Of permits for fires by forest fire
wardens. The public is reminded
that such permits are required by
law for burning in the open between
March ! and December /. Since fire
wardens will have no means Of
knowing what the fire weather con-
ditions are going to be except from
their own experience, the Forestry
Department has adopted a rule
governing forest fire wardenS this
spring. Wardens will not be allowed
to issue permits during the month
of April, or the first half Of May,
except on rainy days. The reason for
this rule Is obvious. Last year fire
wardens were called upon to extin-
guish 1912 fires IN the month OF
April and 1856 in May, mostly IN the
first half of the month.
Now that the G. G. G. has. been
discontinued, with the exception OF
one veteran camp, there will be in
creasing difficulty in getting men
for fire fighting. Consequently all
people having brush or debris which
they need to burn should secure per-
mits from their fire wardens during
the month of Marchc and should see
to it that all their burning Is COM
pleted before the first of April.