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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22
One Injured
in Accident

One person was injured in a
series of accidents in this area
over the week end.
Geraldine Dean. %. 1915 Sophia
St, Wayne. suffered head injuries
in a collision Sunday night at 5
o'clock on MSS, one half mile north
of Belleville. She was taken to
Wayne General Hospital.
Miss Dean was e passenger in a
car operator by Dorothy Straus,
East Chicago. and owned by Char.
les Harding. 4546 Sophia. Wayne.
The machine was involved in q col
lision with one operated by Alfred
Chudzinski. 4l775 savage Rd.. Belle.
vile. who lost control when round
ing a sharp curve
In Collision
Cars operated by Earl G. Dick,
Dearborn, and Bruno Kryzka, De.
troit. were involved in a collision at
1906 a. m. SUNDAY on US-112 at
Hannah Rd. Mr.. kryzka was driv-
ing from Hannah Rd to US-1l2
whe his vehicle was struck in the
rear.
Stars Suddenly
A stalled motorcycle which start
ed suddenly collided with a car
driven by Wesley w. Dunn. Belle
vile, as the car lett a parked posi-
ton Sunday at W. Michigan Ave.
and Huron st. Driver of the motor.
cycle was Alvin r. Van Duzen,
Belleville.
Cars driven by Elmer w. Bonds,
1146 n. Prospect St. and Charles
w. Moddix, 1924 THESE Ave, Dear
born, collided Sunday afternoon at
Michigan Ave. and Park st. as Mr..
Moddix attempted a left turn.
Third Car Blamed
A minor accident Saturday eve.
ming on Factory st involved cars
driven by Elmer Norris. r. F. d. /,
Milan, and Edgar Baggett, 1876
Washtenaw Ave. A third car park
ed on the wrong side of the road
and partially on the highway was
blamed for the accident.
Cars Collide
Joseph H ThorRer Willis and
Edward w. Saul, Sill w. Michigan
Ave, were drivers OF vehicles which
collided Saturday evening at a S.
Washington st. alley
Given Ticket
David Baker. 52S Harriet st
was given traffic ticket Saturday
afternoon on a charge OF having no
operators license on his person
after he had been involved in an
accident at Michigan Ave. at Bal
lard ST. with car driven by Chris
TOPPER Cummings. Belleville.
Making Turn
While attempting to make a lett
turn at n. Adams and ". Cross
SITS. early today a ca driven by
Joaquin Hernandez. 70s n. Fourth
st, Ann Arbor, collided with 7
vehicle driven by joseph G. Truhh,
S35 n. LeMay, RED. 3.
Loses Control
Orva Edward Allen. Jr., 54S Har-
riet St., lost control OF his car carly
this morning at M-17 and Cornell
Rd. when tire blew out and his
brakes failed to mold. The car
struck two trees before coming u
a stop.
Vehicles Collide
Mrs. Corean Hawkins, 1921 s.
Adams St, and Mrs. Clara Fletcher,
RID. 2. were drivers OF cars which
collided Saturday N front OF l20
W. Michigan Ave. as he Fletcher
vehicle started from parked posi-.
ton.
On Wrong Side ..-.
While repeatedly trying 70 pass
car on the wrong side OF tho
street. vehicle driven by War
rem Wright. 234 George St Adrian
collided with a car driven by Allen
I Frazier T7zZ ST HTbtu ST, DETROIT
as II was started from a parked
/ position.
Leaves Scene
A car was repof'ed 10 have left
the scene OF an accident Saturday
evening at Michiyan Ave. and
Adams St. after colliding with a
car driven by Frank Walldecker
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22
Congress Today
tBy Associated Press)
Senate

(By Associated Press)
Senate
Senate depates proposal for gov
eminent benefits To civilian war VIC
Tins meets at ~ noon EWT).
Naval Affairs COMMITTEES consids
ers bill TO establish women's aux.
Iiary TO Navy and Other bills (10:3O
a. NJ
Senate-Houss conference re-
sumes attempt to reach agreement
on annual farm bal (l0:3O). i.
House
Routine session.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22
Welfare Offices
Near Completion

New Offices for Miss Jnez Graves,
social worker. and ArBe Ericsson.
case study worker in the Bureau Of
Child Welfare OF The state depart.
ment OF social welfare, on the third
floor at the city hall. ale expected
TO he ready IN a-eouple- of weeks.
City Clerk Harvey Holmes said to-
day.
Partitions Tor the two Offices and
the one waiting room are construct
ed. but the electrical work and
painting remains 10 be done.
Colored Porter wanted. See OSulli.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

PlTTSBURGH-lNS-P Pitts
burah police redoubled efforts
today to appreh-nd the Mad
Butcher OF kinssbury Run" fol-
lowing the recovery OF head
less body Of a man from the
Mononashela River. An es-
animation by physicians left
little doubt that the Butch
err, or a similar fiend, was re-
sponsible for this newest chap
ter 70 the strange series Of
murders which have baffled
Pittsburgh and Cleveland po-
lice for years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

UNIoNToWN, PAINS -
Three men were killed and two
others were Injured today when
the gun cotton packing unit Of
the Liberty Powder Company
at nearby Mt. Brad lock blew
up with a thunderous roar that
scattered windows over an area
OF several miles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

MELBOURNE, Australia-AP-
II. V. Eyatt, Australian minister for
external affairs, returning from his
mission to Washington and London,
said in an interview today that
very important arrangements have
been made" putting organization
for cooperation among the United
Nations at an advanced stage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22
Flashes Of
Late News
THE WEATHER; Tonight:
Clear, Moderate

NEW YORK - AP - Madeline
Webb, former model convicted OF
Turing a wealthy refugee to her
death, went TO State Prison for
Women at Bedford Hills today TO
begin a life tenn for murder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

FOR WAR DAMAGE INSURANCE
SEE ROSS X. BOWER. Adv. e27S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

CAIRO AP-His Beatitude. Am
ba Joannes, 81. patriarch of the
Coptic Church, died Sunday and, in
keeping with age-old custom, has
been embalmed and placed on his
patriarchal throne in full robes.
There are about 100000 Coptic
Christians in Egypt and many 9th
els in Ethiopia
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

ROCHESTER-INS- Police to-
day were attempting to solve the
mystery Of blood stained automD-
bile which was found abandoned
yesterday near the barge canal on
the outskirts of Rochester. The
automobile is the property Of Les
ter NJ. Mckay, %. former mara
thon runner who left Rochester for
a western business trip on June
IL. A bloodstained automobile
wrench was found on the seat Of
the car.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

SAN FRANCISCO-AP-San Fran
ciscans, beginning today. will pay
Is cents for haircut and As cents
for shave. Each represents a dime
increase.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

MONTREAL-AP - A German
war prisoner, who travelled more
than 500 miles through Canadian
and American territory dressed in
a Nazi filters uniform, was en- route
back to a northern Ontario prison
camp today following his arrest
near Rouses Point, n. Y. United
states border police made the ar
acct.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

WASHINGTON-INS- The ma
tional scrap rubber campaign enter
cd its second week today with Of
ficials terming the public response
TO the drive almost unbelievable.
To indicate the trend Of the gigan-
tic "scavenger hunt. the Petro-
leum Industry War Council tabu-
lated scattered returns from little
over 500 counties throughout the
nation showing frst-week collec-
ton of approximately $4,000 tons
in those areas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

LOS ANGELES AP-The 10000
ton freighter. John Steele, was
launched Sunday at the Terminal
Island yards Of the California Ship
building Corporation Just 81 days
after the keel was laid.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

See LEoNARD-Pass 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

WASHINGTON-INS-A long list
Of firms and persons in Andoira,
Iran, lraq, and Lichtenstein. be-
lieved to have Axis connections,
were added on the trade blacklist
today by the state Department
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

Colored Porter wanted. See 0sullt
van, Cunningham Drug. Adv. 622
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

There are those who may
say to you. Isn't it a shame that
you are graduating from college
during a period Of war. What can
you find Of inspiration in your
outlook May | remind you that
in a war. the issue OF which is the
survival Of a nation whose preser.
See CDEARY-Page .
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

e44GAGQ-lAS--Re aL Admiral
Frederick c. sherman. the last man
TO leave the aircraft carrier LeNing
ton before It slid beneath the Coral
Sea. VAS en- route to Washington
today. convinced that this is 90
per cent an air war The admiral
offei ed this comment IN stopping
over in Chicago before reporting to
his superiors in the Navy Depart
menL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

SANTIAGO, Chile AP-Resolu-
tions approved by mass meeting
of some 10000 Chileans demanding
a rupture of relations with the Axis,
confisoation Of Nazi-Fascist proper.
~ and the establishment of diplo-
matte relations with the Soviet
Union will be submitted to the
Chilean government. Marcial Mora,
national chairman Of the Radical
party, of which President Juan An.
tonic Rios is a member. addressed
the meeting which was organized
Sunday by the Chilean Confedera-
ton of Workers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

NEW YORK-INS-King George
II Of Greece and his royal party will
visit Philadelphia today to attend
convention Of the Greek Church.
returning to New York in the after
noon for dinner of the American
cultural and relief organization.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

See cDEARY-Page :
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

Observation-Disclosures Peter
II of Yugoslavia leaves Washington
today for a few days in the country
before beginning a series OF official
conversations with government
leaders on his country's continued
opposition 10 the Axis and aid for
Iugoslayian guerrilla fighters.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22
We Can Lose War
Asserts Don
Leonard

NO one knows what the fate OF
this vital military area will be.
We can lose the war. We must
night through TO ultimate victory.
cost what it may"
Those are statements of Captain
Donald S. Leonard, commander OF
the Michigan Citizens Defense
Corps. who gave forceful ad-
dress at the Cleary College com.
mencement Saturday evening in
the Hotel Huron. using as his sub
ject Morale in Wartime.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

Observation-Disclosures Chief
Leon Henderson today has before
him a petition from group of New
England members Of Congress for
special alloiments OF gasoline to
Americas wartime vacationers.
Henderson was asked to provide
special rationing books for persons
making bona fide reservations for
vacation periods in the fationed
areas, and those having farms and
summer cottages.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

A car was repof'ed TO have left
the scene Of an accident Saturday
evening at Michiyan Ave. and
Adams St. after colliding with a
car driven by Frank Walldecker.
4s3 y. Hamilton st.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11
NOTICE or FORE(JOSIrRE

Under ana by virtue of the povcr
at sale contained in u certain docd
"i trust executed by Annie G. Dunn
dated July 23rd. 1910. and rccordcd
III Book 2O8, Page SOC. in the Officr
ni Inc Register of Deeds of
Vance County. North Carolina. de.
fault having been made in Tho nav
mcnt of the debt thereby scr,,rcd
and sad decd of trust bv ihc form
thcrcol being subject Ia foreclosure
INC undersigned trustee Will offc,. for
sale by public auction Ia tho h,pbcct
| bidder for cash. at the co,,rtboIsc
door IN Henderson. N. &. at noon 30,
INC 2lSt day of September. 1912 tho
property contained in said decd of
truSl INC same lying and being in ,hc
Nounty Ol Vance. State Of North Car
| oIllla. IN WILLIAMSBURG Township. and
described as follows: WV"
All That parcel or tract nT land
oclhg near the WilIiamSboro-O yInrd
nunlic road. about miles Wcs, from
". 'iIi"inSbpr". III Williamsonbnrn
ioWnShip, Vance County, North Car
oiinh. containing G5gI7) acres moro
or lc $. according To Dla; made nv
~, j. Gregory. surveyor. September
10, l922. copy nf which is nf file
wan The Federal Land Rank nf
Columbia. bounded now or formerly
on the North bv The lands of Mr.
LH Cuts. G. G.. OBricn. ana rom
Evans. East by the lands of Tom
Evans. South by The lands of Brooks
Parharn. and Thad &. Ragland. Yves,
ny the lands of Graham Knott. be-
ing Two tracts Of land conveyed In
w. w. Dunn by G. G. O'Bricn and
wife December 10. 1919. Book IoO
rage "a. and Mrs. n. T.. Dunn
March 7. 1918. Book 10. Page 42G
sec also decd book 1913. page 2O5,
This farm has an allotment nj
IL acres Of tobacco, and ~ acres
of cotton.
This 18th day Of August, 1912
2l-l-ll-1G
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11
Counting Chickens

Our impression of DR.. Ralph Nc
Donald, calculations on State rev.
rnucS. N his speech To Vance coun-
y teachers Wednesday. was that he
was IN part counting his chickens
before they hatChcd That is not an
unusual thing for the learned profess
Sor to do, however. when one re-
members the fabulous theories Inc
preached when he was running for
governor in 1886.
The $4,000. 900 general fund sur
plus as Of last July is a matter Of
record. But when il is proposed Ia
make appropriations on the basis OF
anticipated SURPRISES. the propon-
cnt Is skating on thin ice. Figuring
after that fashion in times as I'M
certain as these in which we arc nov
living is hazardous business.
II State authorities conclude il /,
safe to utilize part of the already
existing surplus as means of in
creaSing school salaries. they at least
know they have the money. To sup
pose that the surplus will continue To-
accumulate the coming year is mere
conjecture.
Much money is in circulation. as
every one knows But shortages of
many commodities may and prob
ably will begin to be reflected Within
The coming year in declining busincs..
volume. That would certainly re-
ducc sales tax revenues And while
State income from this source i.
still above estimates. the rate of in
crease is not as rapid. which indl
Gates a slackening in this regard
The teachers. as DR.. Mcdonald ac-
curately stated. are a patriotic group
They deserve better salaries as the
State is able TO pay more. And if the
State is in position now 10 pay NOR.
IT ought to do so But to appropriate
on the basis Of mere hope and rx-
pectation Of a continuing surplus T..
dangerous procedure
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11
Out With Talmadge

In defeating Governor Ta.wtG-"
III his bid Tor fourth term .s chic.
executive. Georgia voters ..G 'ucn-
selves of firc-cating publ, n'.I-
cIal who has done their State a. good
deal 0t harm and made little g.u-
gross tor II. He was once bite.
opponent of the New Deal ."d 10.
Pres dent Roosevelt. and presumably
also c' the third and fourth term
Tor the present occupant u. 'rr
White House. But he demonstrates
mighty little consistency IN ms uN.
attitude toward public office.
Aitrc all. there is no good re-
So. NHy TdImadgc or any other gov
vg".- should hold office indefinitely
AHa mat goes. too. FOR the pres r.
iru,y The difference is that Roo>v-
,".; mats mad enough prestige and
patronage a. his disposal To get away
with . md ralmadgc did not have.
Ta.uJGGc did enough harm 10 he
State University TO have dc
ica;rd hun TOY governor Tor another
term. even i there were no oihc.
Objection To- MIN. His general dc
mcaN"r IN office WAS not >,!ch ~ lu
inspire sufficient support IL give
MIN the place again. His bumDas;rg
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11


""Hi'''NS mas gone al '' smash.
ne p''o"t IS mo- n"N'nG normally,
o''hcF' II mas almost wholly SuS-
pended It's investments III modest
niue MONIES IN" ""' - formerly
P".u '"' I"FS''H ""' "' N!ndil loans.
Naturally me .""hri> ir'i the
P'ic'"
an o"' wall "h'iI next years IN
S''i!m'ii'S "i tHN payments begin
=" '"!' que. M" iron" men ON. '"i'
'''G''"'''r '"''H''E.
y WOE VI money /" n'y new
car OF mousse ana I"' mat would
'' pun '''">'' WIZ nee" - ""TFn"
mono! '"'. tie VIII borrow I" pay
'"' ""'l nc h-H obligated i"r al
''noF. "''"' satisfying Inc E"N"m""
'"LIer'"f.
'"i'HF'HS'"ha! lax discussion has
"er.' r'"in''Ht along ms Inc.
'"C'r Dam knows now many bill
hons u" must nave. The total Il cat
"r ,'''" H'.''''PiC'ty 81 Items.
'"' legislators provide for some
on" ~ Them. But heck, says
some 'h'ailc'"I expert. ITS an OBJ
l''"' ..hp"N>1oI.ItE-to raise so much
IRON "''' parucular source.
pom consideration. il is agreed
y D"' = maze
i''''"p"h' me question immedi-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11
ANSWERS.

]. Early IN the Nl.'..-'U Cen.
Jury II WAS the cu-'r. '. r-pl,dt
NH..h"urCrS with large ..r. -ca,f~
.nr~r >cartS were Wugu .' Tire .a-
r.a. ana later when IT,, ..,,... u.4-
'.Hn Was delivered rn.- ...-..u a..
-'W"iIwr> delivered The r.\' S..-
day following the funeral. r. = ,..g.;
.r -cvcCal years before Il uvH- Do
..,.rG Whenever II was delivered
'.r Hu..D"arcrS usually gathered a.
. ..ya. tavern and marched .u Il
.E. wearing their scarf. &. IT,,
.-.'en WhcT" they were received III
'-y door by The preacher. \; 'ar~v
3r.HyrG funeral oratIuu> II Was MOI
.@U~ULl Tor husband 10 be accom-
panied by second wife when al
tending the funeral Grafton ~cglIc,
CD! al, inst wife.
The sale q; fishing license,
amounted t. >,i.9l5.Ul. and nl.uilun
licenses !" >2d3.+;6.O: Trla! S32&. o.
3g3
,. Many North cayululal- pppu.-
cd 'nC War with MyN!cu because. Il.
involved the annexation of addition
III MrNtcan territory. and wOuiu iur-
Their involve the sla,cry question
winch nj that time Wd> driving %
wedge of bitterness between The slave.
and free states. \ gr>u.g,lur was al
ready before congress at thai time
1916, /" prohibit slavery IN any al
the new territory. Many North Car
Dina slave owing planters haC
moved 10 Texas. md L. ether sections,
oi the territory uNul ed. and had
.aNcn tho" slave with them. If coli
grrSs Shuu.d adopt an anti-Slaypry
program g.. these territories then
these SlaN' "rcvs would have 10 pull
stakes au0 "oVc again. quite a few
N"rth taI..H.a public men and writ
crS prcd.c'"d mat the annexation OF
'hiS '"i".'..+ would soon bring about
ScccSSI"" . '.r United States.
t. F@' Publisher JOScphuS
DANCES . med and published thu
New a't OBSERVER for fifty years.
Si''c" .".'- 'H"n ne acquired the
ncWNpui" .. pcrty.
- l'' ..' al session Of the lcgiS-
latuE" Called 'r convene on MAY !
i6hI "F Governor John ". Ellis.
/ ms OK. ..s-lnn adjourned On MAJ
!5'h ".''. having adopted rrSoIu-
ton caI.."- state convention Ia con-
SidCr drawing from the Union
ana l"NH- tho ConfcdCraCy. Hem =
!. Glars ~ EdGCCunbC county was
SpCdE" ~" senate and William
!. )"''r.. r' Wayne county. was
SpcaF' - inc house. All newspaper
rcpN'' .'rr barred from attend
ing ''- ..--lon.
II. J. '1- claimed that Mr.. smith
Wa treated Iy br,-tp, L,,. l.I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11
WANT ADS
Get Results

ADD YEARS OF SERVICE
|" old roofs. Our roof coating
Is composed of blended
aSphaltS and long fibre as
brSt"S. 1t stops leaks-fire
resistant. Bought at carload
prices to get bigger values.
Only i3c per gallon. ALEX S.
WATKINS. 11.1ti
DON WAIT BUY YOUR Gov
crhmcnt war damage insurance
from Gates Insurance Agency.
Phone 300. lIorncr building. colt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11

II Thy right ~" offend thee plu,.,
II out. amd cast I from thee. Mat.
so
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the post office in Hcnder-
son, n. G.. H. second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11

The wild tara bush. source of an
extract Tor tanning leather. is be-
coming ON" "i Pcru'S important in
du~lrI"S.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11

stack. The ing bugs boss them. bu,
by minority. II is cohesive
though. The midgctS don't combine.
Vet = is a novel situation.
Nn" would have expected the
loan business Ia turn democratic?
And 3, Will be more 50. too.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11

a biGGER AND BETTER LINE or
new and rcfinishcd furniture ,h 1r
ever. ook our stock over. T.
Station. '" rhe
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11

FLINTKOTE ASPHALT SHINGLES
Keep coming and going at The
Place of Values" Alex S. WatNiu,.
Where qaulity tells and price:
sell" H.;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11

WE SPECIALIZE IN All
Kinds of, body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales RI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-11

WANT ADS
Get Results
TOBACCO GROWERS CE.r 80
Rates reasonable. Citizcn o" us.
mec:.. Depart-
28-tf
WANTED: SMALL HEATRCI -,
good condition. Must he cLn. iN
cash. Call 582-W. '"p Tor
OH SHOES-LIKE OLD EpIEn,6a
always wear best. Let nc rotS.
your old shoes without los,no ,tI
comfort. Phone All. We cali sa
ana deliver. Norwich Shoe REM
lit
a BIGGER AND BETTER LINE or;
new and rcfiniShcd furniture mr.
ever ook our stock over p I ~
Saltefwhitc and Sons, near W..
Station. "' rne
3l-tt
WE SPECIALIZE IN All
kinds Of body and fender r..
pair work. Motor Sales Co
FOX SALE ONE SURRY CAN UL
seen al Clements Motor Co "a,
loEhill, Telephone 78OJ :, ~.
FOR RENT: TWO ROOM I,,r
niShcd apartment with heal hn,
ana cold water. Phone 37i-.t l0.ot
GOING OFF TO SCHOOL? LIT
inc Henderson Daily Dispatch tnl.
low you. Keep up with what tbo
gang Is doing. So for the scbnn,
year, but II must be paid before
paper starts Circulation Den.
Henderson Dispatch. 4. 81;
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT 70 con:
pie without children. Call 5Rr ~,
VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALIFY
paints at the lowest prices in tnwn
See us before buying your pa;nt
TANNER Roofing Co., Phone sos
Wyche st. ~
WANTED TWO CLERKS. MAT,F0p
female. for grocery and shoe JnN
phltmcntS. Male applicant, mn,
NO, be subject ru immCdiatr mil.
itary service Address "Clorr.,
care Dispatch. II .,
DO YOU NEED AN IRON RED AND
spring We have all sizes. 40 70
!" and 81 widths with mattrc.sc.
Tor each size. See us at once :;
r.. SattcrwhItc & Son. Near T,r,.
Station II -
EVERY BEArITY SERVICE-n1on-
en- Shop-Expericnce operator,
Centrally located. Phone 200 fo,
appointment. Bridgers Beau,v
shop over Parker's Drug Store.
28-d
FOR VALUES IN HEATERS. En-
bows and stove pipe, Visit "rre
Place of Values" Alex S. Wa
kinS II, ..
FOR RENT STORE BUILDING; AID
Joining Carolina Power & Light
Company office. Trust Department.
Citizens Bank & Trust Go.
NV FIT
y COMPLIMENT FROM DIR. VIII.
nam Baird White. Chicago. cop
Slll'lng engineer Of Piano Industry
OF America: James c. Michigan.
Henderson, ~ G. Arc yo,i. open .or
position as tuner fo" StcInway
agency. indianapolis. Ind. For MI
services. phone 1870 Hi
WANTED: MAN ABOUT is OR 80
years old as salesman in Clothln.
store. Must know how 10 sell mcr-
chandiSc. Call al Bakers Shoe
Store. IO-ti
SEVERAL GOOD USED ELECTRIC
Ranges. RefriRerators and oil
Stoves. New and used Battery and
Electric Radios. See us for your
Electrical Needs. Henderson Book
10. Phone ITO. est
FLINTKOTE ASPHALT SHINGLES
keep coming and going at The
Place of Values" Alex s. WalNi,i,.
Where qaulity tells and price;
sell" H..
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The Henderson Daily Dispatch fol-
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