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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

before 1915 p IN, and the nool
show was about 10 start
In fact Mickey Alpcr, the band
leader and master of ceremonies
stood on the platform waiting II
begin The Star-SpanGled Ban.
ncr
Women and mon tried to Get
through the revolving door front
entrance to tho club but found II
damned with a fighting. maulrnl
mass Of humanity
AEnnlzcd ShrickS from women
rent the air
Finally tho door was broker
open. only IN become blocked by
piled-up bodies
The patrons bee ame panic
stricken They rushed about knock
nC over tables and ClaWing at each
other They tried The rear exit
and found il blocked. too Some
OF those who managed 10 fight
their way out OF the blazing IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Records? We only make EN- to break EN-!

This committee developed the now
famed Work to Win" program ... "a
speed-up OF machines - not men" 49,.
and every one of Packard's thousands
OF employees, without a single exccp-
ton, voluntarily pledged an about
effort 10 better production
Results More than 5000 Work to
Win" suggestions have already flooded
hundreds have been put into shop
use. Some improve tools or machines.
others save scrap. Slogan suggestions
arouse the fighting enthusiasm of
every Packard employee As a result
month after month, Packard is con
sistently meeting It's quotas on two Of
the toughest. most precise Jobs in the
entire l.. S war production effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

IlrFE At PACKARD we've hccn turn
II ing out. marine engines for the
Nays famous PIT boats-and Pack
ard-bu.lt Rolls-Royce engines for |. S.
and British fighting planes.
F. April 1912 Packard production
had reached the highest point in his
tory
"A swell rccordr said Packard man
aEcmcnt and labor but let's boost
production even higher"
SO we started Work 70 Win"
We al put our heads together - and
the first joint n'suagement-lsbor com
m.ttce of rs kind in the automobile
industry was organized at Packard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
DOCTORS KEPT BUSY

Doctors arrived on tho scene
shortly after The fire broke out
and were busy for hours perform
ing emergency operations IN The
nearby garages.
The disaster strained the relief
facilities of Boston, coming as IL
did AT a time when hospital stats
were depleted by the demands of
war
Newspaper trucks iaAicahS pc
lice cars and private automobiles
were pressed into service 90 trans
port the dead and injured ia the
mOrtuaileS and hospitals
Soldiers. sailors. marines and
coast CuardSmcn reached lhc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

into the street and in the alley
way back of the club.
tharrcd drapericS hung from
the ceiling like sheets OF tissue
paper. Strewn about the floor
-W1-rr SU1p STcCTS.
Eyewitness said that many
of the entertainers owe their lives
10 the strength and courage Of
Eddie Pierce of New York. of the
dance team of Pierce and Roland.
Pierce, his wife and partner
Dorothy Roland Miriam Johnson.
acrohatlc dancer, Helene Fay a
girl friend. and four chorus boys
had followed NO walters through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

a second floor window of the two
story building that Is adioined TO
tho night club proper. only 90 find
themselves trapped IN small en-
cluSure Their only means of
escape was a roof - feet above
Has arms strengthened 10y years
OF lifting his partner IN their
dance routine. Pierce hoisted each
one 10 a point where they could
gain hold on the roof Before
going 10 the roof himself Pierce
went back into the blazing night
Cluh IN search OF chorus girls but
could not find any.
RcOInlng hlS companions on tho
roof. no found a small ladder. Ono
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

Our big Job nov IS 70 keep on pro-
dl-lng for Uncle Sam And IN build
ing these two superb engines, were
constantly cnriching our long expert
ence IN precision manufacture You
may he certain that when the war
IS over, this new knowledge VIII be
translated INTO the best car that can
be built - the postwar Packard!
ASK the Mon Who Owns One
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Jones Near Death

BOSTON. NOV. 30 tUPl The
condition OF the western move
star. Charles Buck Jones, who
was burned IN the COcoanut Grove
disaster, took a sharp turn for
the worse early today Al MaSsa-
chuScttS General Hospital Jones
suffered third and Second-deGree
burns, and doctors feared ne would
die.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

VAS Joseph A. Boratyn OF Whit
U>NiiC Mass a former Holy
Cross football star
a capacity crowd of nearly I 900
persons was m the gay night club
when the fire broke out and spread
with devastating speed
Flames raced from the base
mcn' bar the Melody Lounge
up Inc stairs 70 The main room
who're most N the mcrrymakers
Mcrl rnnrrnraind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

iApe called 4 udst. ~ QlnCh
spreading TIRE.
Men and women o' prominence
and wealth. Young college students
ar diSunEu shed families and noted
figures IN theatrical sports and
financial circles were among those
who r)et death
Miss Helen Walsh ~ Por' Nash
incton. Long Island y J q
Radcliffe College student and
daughter Of Tho president Of the
Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany. vas identified As Vcum
After anCuIShcd hours OF search
in m0TCuC and hospitals Edward
y Mccormack Of south Boston
brother Of Congressman John No
Coruack. House ma lOrliy leader
found the body OF his 2O-Near-old
daughter. Man n Il -tfofttftjt
She had set cut with a party OF
friends 10 spend A happy evening
A nationally known hlm eAecu-
W. Herman R.ikn. head of
ouocram Pictures Of Hollywood
among the known dead. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

night club shortly after the fire
broke out and were busy for hours
with rescue work. Air raid ward
ems and disaster relief workers
SpTanE -ntO action and gave firSt
aid TO the injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
SAVES ENTERTAINERS

Marshall Cook. 10. chorus boy.
saved almost tho entire cast Of So
entertainers by staining tho up
stairs dressing room door 10 shut
of the flames He led the enter
tanners out Of window onto a
nearby roof from which they came
down a ladder 10 safety.
at was terrible sight" said
William Laid. 4 patron m the
club w omen cried and
shrieked. mon yelled madly and
everybody raced pcll nell for
the exits. II seemed everybody
wanted 10 he first 20 get out"
Acts of Callantry and herolSm
were numerous IN spite Of the
paic Frank Balzlnini the night
clubs head waiter, diod a hero's
death When the flames burst
forth nc dashed 10 tho revolving
door A. The main entrance Find
ing II blocked by q mass of Strug-
Cling mon and women nc forced
The door open and made It possible
FOR scores TO escape.
Swept INTO the street hv the
screaming mon and women. Bal
mini fought his way back into the
blazing building and dragged I'M
conscious mon and women out into
,hc open After making several
'up>. hc finally collapsed on the
sidewalk and died
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
BODIES BLOCH DOOR

Tine blaze spread 50 rapidly that
all the patrons m tho
dine and dance spot were trapped
a voting c1rf. her clothing ahlazc
rushed up the stairway from the
lounge shouting
Fire"
Couples who had just come on
the dance floor made p dash for
The exits l. was 2 lCW minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Toll Now 445
In Cabaret Fire,
185 Are Injured

Continued from Page ono
in the basement. when onc ~
tho patrons remo,cd an electric
light huh from tho ceiling ~ a
joke. \ waiter told mc to re-
place tho huIb
STOOD ON \ CHAIR
\ got a chair and stood On n,
lighting match ~ could zee
what I Was doing While
screwed the buih into the socket
with ono hand. held the match
too near one ~ the pDoneN palm
trees.
"Suddcnly one of the palm
tres burst into hanlCs I WaA
hsdiy frightened dropped
from ih, ,hsir and ran
Panic rather tina" inr IrrCi
eject ~ the rrr caused Tho loss
cf most Iyes iH tho frC according
10 the ..isQUest testimony ~ tNc
high ranking officers as Inc Bos-
ton ere department
The bio br- ot t"r .r.' yNlts
hy struggling q7nic-s'ucNrn Wgn
and women. contributes ntaVliN 10
+-r ia-EF ir7t-1 -r f'C7U-y frrr
Chlcf John Mcponoulh revealed
That small Ge-r '.sf r-f uate
been used as am cast ..01 tHl club
va, tplu1 ioCkrG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
BNNDLEADER INJURED

Tho bandlcadcr was Knocked
down by the rush ~ patrons for
The exits With blood streaming
from his face and bis clothing halt
burned from his body. he hoped
carry p number of women from
---rr' TIfiar-O- fttr TU-UT7r7TC1 Tl7N CiUb
repeatedly assisting guests 10
e4lcly until he finally collapsed
from exhaustion
Billy Payne, an Irish tenor lcd
a group OF guests 10 The cellar He
instructed them 10 place handkcr-
chiefs over their faces, lo ON The
floor and remain CAIN They were
rescued when Nlcmcn broke
through Ihc Nal. Payne VA
found wandering a5oW rho un, In
G82C
The club was playr1 70 p ca
Tecfty crowd Many ~cI>l ice mon
ou Ioal. were there. Others h-i
been to The Holy Consolidation COLI
logo football game There wcrc
many private payuo.. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
INTERIOR IN RUINS

The interior of the grove. q
one-story Stucco front structure
was a mass of debris ThiN-cGgCd
white chairs with their bright red
seats were piled high IN a twisted
mass. Tables were overturned
The man cocktail bar wds q
charred rum
Cocktail glasses. silver and
other appurtcnancCs nf a night
club lay all around m Crotc~quc
disorder
WornCn,s slippers. sad little re-
mlndcrs of an evening that hac
suddenly been transformed from
Galcty 10 stark tragedy were
StrcWn all over the floor and out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

company. Mrs SHARPLY, too, stayed
on and So did her son. Fred
SHARPLY, voting high school football
player and ms sweetheart Anne
Clark.
The father. the SON and tMmbCT-
man Clark AN persisted The
mother and the sweetheart arc IN
a hospital
HEART-RENDING STORIES
Mr. and Mrs. Richard r. Pierce
of Dorchester took a night out and
went 10 the Grove ghey lett their
four children an home. Now the
children are fathcrlos> and prob
ably motherlcSS. as Ms Pierce Is
among the missing.
Countless hcart-hrC3knE stories
of this character WCrn being -LC-
lated as rcd-Cycd relatives of the
victims visited the hospitals and
morGucS.
The scene Of thc disaster today
presented "A poignant spectacle.
Police had roped of an area IN
the vicinity Virtual martial law
was in effect. Crowds stood back
of the ropes gaping at The III
tated night club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
PACKARD
PROFESSIONALISM POWER
WANT TO KEEP
YOUR CAR ROLLING ?

Your Packard dealer still hes ample
spare parts available and SIN.
ccrely helpful plan that will keep
voW car purrine along happily for
the duration Drive IN today FOR
free Car Heslth' check Up II viii
help prevent hftie car troubles from
growing INTO bie onesi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Photo nv international New Pilot

fcrno were terribly burned and
almost nude Some collapsed IN
the street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
QUICK SPREADING Typ

ITe deparimert. witness, %
80 red that The blaze Was pi IH'
tApe called fash. or lluc+
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
NEED A new carr

Your Packard dealer he's few brand
new 1912 Clippers which have been
released for sale Don't assume that
YOU cant qualify TO buy one Per
haps YOU CAN He can quickly tell
you-and II you qualify, he'll take
care Of all the details end show YOU
how 20 apply for that brand new
1912 Packard Clipper!
SEE YOUR PACKARD DEALER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

ASK the Mon Who Owns One
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07
Tell the Axis

Most wars produce rumOrS aD"U-
weapon which one OF the other %.
the Dclljgcrculs has and will shortly
put into use against lis enemy. ,n"
which Will wreak 80 much have"
that il vii affect the course %.
events and force the foe to his kr,"
For months there was talk of Cd
.cCr", weapon Hitler would employ
Then Japan was said 10 nave SONG
thing that would be heard from .'
the proper time. And all Of us has,
heard Of the closely guarded Amer.
lean bomb sight which almost I,'.
orally could drop an explosive IN
a barrel from height OF several
miles.
over at Chapel Hill Saturday
night the Carolina Political Union
and the public heard an address by
! Ray Tucker. one Of the authors
! Of the column out Of Washington
! '.nOWn as tho National Whrligtg IN
the course Of his remarks. according
TO the reports of his speech. he
said his:
I'VE have a secret weapon that
will reach large scale production
within few months. It will lcvc'
homes, factories, docks, shipyards
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

UbjcctivcS sought i'll each type an
similar and might be listed as: %
establishing vigorous wcll-formcd
vines so they may be easily culti-
waited and fruit harvested aatisfaC-
tUiily: 90 cutting out dead-woOi.
undesirable suckers. water sprouts
and excess canes: and CD maintain
ing vigorous and fruitful vine.
Many training systems have been
devised for handling these grapes.
especially for the musmadincs. Some
are grown on overhead arborS. some
OF fences and some on well built
thrCc-wirc trclliscS. The latter is 10
be recommended for home gardcnc.
who wants Oniy u rev grapes for
home use. The bunch grapes are
grown similarity 10 the muscadinc
! except in the case Of the trcllis: hero
| Il two-wIrc rellis is recommended.
II is next 10 impossible 10 describe
the actual process of pruning these
vines without the use of a black
board on drawings. The bulletin on
titled Fruits and Nuts for Home
! Use" describes this operation aur
shows with diagrams just how II
should be done. This may be obtain
! ed free by writing the Extension
Editor, North Carolina State College
Raleigh. N. c.
There is one thing that you should
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07
Questions
Are Answered
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Eaiiy Di~p,rrh bureau.
BY LINN SESBET

Every week the DAILY Dispatch
Raleigh bureau will answer que iIon,
concerning the wars effort ON civil
ian>. All answers will he officially
verified. Send your questions tn thc
Daily Dispatch Raleigh bureau. u.
.. Boz 1909. Raleigh. \. {.
q. y Durham housewife ask. ~
grocer IN my ncighhorh"ud ask that
we buy 80 many dollars worth O..
groceries before he viii sell Us e.
pound "' lard "r coffee. Can GIT
Ger demand u customer 10 buy any
ihlnE IN order Ia get something
rise
y. Ne. ppA says that it j. Illegal
a. Let up combination sale" require.
mcnis unless II was the practice on
March /. 1912. Your grocer cannot
make yea buy anything IN order /.
pct lard On coffee unless you .ud
10 d" t last March.
g. y mun III Elizabeth City writes.
i ann out Of work. ! was working
IN Navy ward and got INTO trouble
They suspended me for one yvu.
NnI | want to know j. whether !
can Get employment elsewhere %
rr" ! am u machiuist mate. lir.'
la pipe filter and Il boiler rtk"i''
y The InI'"d State Employment
ScrNfc" avs thI' you can OCT Il JON
.umcwh"rr else. Even II your for
MGR job has been suspended for =
YCIr. they ~aunot Keep sou from get
/ ing another somewhere else anr
/ waking a living for yuIr family IN,
/ Gin" 10 do / 60 see your I. s. En-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

ploFm'm P''.'" III f.!iIanr'h CITY.
me 'h"!..~'I WIN DO Hlad l" h"a!
V"uE r.'~' ma Hr'p E"u.
=. no" q" register my lIrcS'
y. iN 'n'"'i'inS an application
'ufh' i,.'. /" -'IN ~" station "r "thrf
place '''E .i,''H''H nN your local W,ir
p''' "i.' ."ii'hlnS BOARD. ii!lIhs The
,n'h. Cav ana sending II !" IN" n""i''.
-" 1.''-' d" ms - soon 90. r">>'nir,
~ ''.\ 'Nr'' "'"' ''!""Sil Tor inc
","'" Goo i'''Fh I" F"U nv hcc"nbc'
- '.'' inspection record
=. 60 NV ''it Inspection record.
w Ii'"t 81. GO WI" II
'. Nt'P 81 Win N"u' car - "NI-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07
One ! ear After

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...~t .H.>. ..u.- Us scarcely
.... ...... ..i 20 :.y broad
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A.n-. ...U .y o.. cent. crowded INTO
'.- auc. span .I me. ac make
..'I .-,. -u.- ,.e .r',,U. day. No
a'.... ... ..'I.u. &aatcyr. IA:
....H. '.s "U.. can ~ ~
o." .s . '.... -.y mat ne
\ ".... government omitted my
.H....n ..' calculated To- preserve
... .r..o.
.Nn...'r'. gnt ~ Iimil'G
~ fine Japanese assault instantly
-...au|rH public opinion into . IN
-.' .r' throughout TIN. country
Difference. that had existed up To
'.a' tHr over foreign policy mcI'ri
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

k,,n uppcmGSt in mind when iIrun-
.ra. ;nHt Is. when YOU prlmc grapes
du moi hesitate 10 cut them severely.
Nuu usually have Ia remove about
look like YOU are really running The
It's like vn aIc really running ,hr
ines but then when the grapes are
aly iuccd nc%t fall you Will be giau
...t vuu cut ~ severely
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07


state many home
owners nave both
types but in tho
mountain section
only the bunch
grapes are grown.
I u G. muSCadIncS
only grow salts
GaCtOrily in those
sections of the
STATE where cotton
does well.
In pruning and
training they are
handled entirely
differently. The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

CIV F. MAGAZINES + 0 K
Christmas. Readers Digest
$2.75. Many others I" choose
from. All subscriptions ar-
prrciated. Carrie Burton
Phone lat.
Tit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

lawns qualified as administrator
Of The estate Of Charlie Burton. de-
ceased. before the Clerk of the ST.
Dcrior Court Of Vance County. tins
is 10 notify all persons holding
claims against said estate to file
the same with me duly itemizcd and
verified on or before the 2nd OF
November. 1913. or this notice Will
bc pleaded in bar Of their recovery
MI persons indebted 10 said estate
will please make immediate settle
incnt.
This the 2nd Of November. 1912.
EDWARD l.. REAVIS,
Administrator Of Charlie
Burton. Deceased.
2-0-l6-23-30-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07
THE TAR HEEL.
GARDENER
BY JAMES G. WEAVER

In North Carolina there are two
distinct types of grape. namely mUs-
Cadlnc and bunch grapes. In the east
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

COLD WEATHER Is HERE PRO
tect your car with shell ANU
Freeze and save yourself 'Npvi,,,
and worry. Sam II. AIicn' gu
Shell Service station. '-f'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

O., 90 itvUtyl,-
...-- mail matter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

FOR RENT THREE ROOM EI'p
HiShed apartment. Montgomery s.
II room dwelling suitable Tor , rr
3 families, North GaInctt ST. 81
Is. WeSirr. -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

YES. WE HAVE ANOTHER SHIP
mcnt ui late model good used cars
today. 1910 Chevrolet coach. clean
u> a pin-l939 Ford coach, look
Ike new. 1910 Oldsm"bilc sedan,
looks and runs like new car.
1928 Chevrolet coach. a car youli
like. Two convertible coupcS, a
1898 model and Il 1898 model. botn
FuruS. priced II move. Several
grud used cars AT $500 To $4,000
cIcu Candlcr-Paimcr Motor Co.
l7-ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries. quality W'H, ,,a,
meats. fresh fruits and VcGc,ao.'.s
from Hcrbcrt'S yellow rio,'''
Phone 439 for free delivery. 1i'',
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE - I9f'
Oldsmobilc Club Sedan IN eN'e aa
lent condition. Can be ilnahceIi
through G.. NJ. A. {. If ln'creS oIl
call a. c. Hoover al 1886 or "F'
or 813. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

fok RENT-GlLLBURG SERVICE
Station ON Luuisburg highway, S,.'
w. NJ. Minor. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

HOW MANY PAIRS OF SHOES IN
your home are not working? We
can add months Of wear and serv-
ice To them. Phone 633. We call
for and deliver. GriSSom'S Shoe
Shop lO-tI.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

NJ y G ALL + SUBSCRIPTIONS
make welcome Christmas presents,
We have many Special Gilt Offer;
LIFE | year $3.50, each additional
gift subscription $3.50. Henderson
Book Co. p=.,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

NEW SOLES AND HEELS VIII VIII
make your old shoes do in '''i;i
more months Of service we Vs.
call for yours and deliver mi W.,
'N'' WIZ" ''''0' 2Q.tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07
WANT ADS
Get Result,

FOR REDUCTION IN hurouo
pie bodily injury rates. .cn '"
Insurance. is the only cnr,n,oa~'
WIN lower price trend. In>n.,"
department. Citizens Honl 0e
2-u.
HENDERSON BUSINESS vnrIr,..
New Term. JANUARY !. ICON w
New Year right with :, n,',, We
framing. Everything To pain SnS
nothing Ia lose. "iu
NICE COUNTRY BEEF AND oTn
or fresh meats. also fresh nat
- "..,, - ''"'"' iii
JUST RECEIVED SuIpAIrN.r -.
new living room and bcdrorn,
ruileS, ais. breakfast room Su,,n
kilchcn cabinets and utility c,b
nets. Look them over brfnro r',
buy. II. F.. Sattcrwhiir n S,n
near Fire Station, phone llC.I
----- lii
FOR RENT-GILLBuRG Service
Station on Luuisburg highway S.
'' '''''''' l-3ti.
n,i i'I ,i-,,,;,! Hlhh , BICYCLE IL
'''''' 'i"ht l"" a.2t
LOST-BDYS BROWN tr,u
glove ON streets c.,n,,,',. LINED
noon. Finder call EJ, T''''-
'"','t''''''l. none -. I-lu
For RENT THREE ROOM Fir.
nshed apartment. NIon,on,n,,',. u.
II room dwelling cul,abIr I'm. ~
3 families. North Gmnctr s, Al
b. WeSirr. 5-.,
NJ y G AZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
make welcome Christmas present,
We have many Special Git Offer.
LIFE | year S+5O, each additional
Book Co. ''''' ~ '''r ~ y.
-"
WANTED EXPERIENCED SrENO.
graphcr. Phone 2G3, The Curbr
Company. 5-2u
YOU CAN GET y QUALITY
monument on marker Al It reason
aolc pfice from John ". May. 93t
NlcholaS 81. Henderson. \ e.
-------.
PONIES JISI ARRIVED. SEVEN
NICE saddle ponies. all SlZcs and
col"rS. II you need one We can
please YOU. Clarence :. Finch.
81
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ct '" N"'' "'''N ''c "'"I!"I,
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vice l'-tl.
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printed make ideal gut. Place
your orders carry. Affords lrn,'
ing ana ONCE Supply CO. 3O-t.
vor-p cCp,D ,1rrAr U.,rr ,I,,.y
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planes 10 use on Hitler. MIi>"oIni.
hIronIto. Let us nave yours. Hen
defS"h junk Go. -i-,i.
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IhE OLDEST LARGEST. AND
Kind ~ ,hc , ,,'' ,m, NY, W nr, ~
inss. due to IT'S loss of employee,
for war effort. for patriotic. an.
p , , ""i,'t'' "nr. .;: 30, '"', %I i",'
and INTERESTING. This is your opp"r-
'un'lE during present cih'l S''''F l"
cnter ihl" a career III ln' ih''-
chhhdiHIhS !icid. run uc'''''> "'
requests. NIi'' DON No g".i'
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We Will i'E ''l''N' ~ 'f''o'"t
20" III preparing your aP2..'"'on
Tor new 'IrrS on fec'pS. We are
also III p"Siiioh To h''p Eo" "'''
VuIcanizing Co. 3-ti.
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FOR Rf'NI-flLLiN'' HlAI'OH
and tourist camp located on cus'
J. =. Gee or phone &30W.
1-&-l2
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

fok SALE: GIRLS BICYCLE II
good condition. Phone lS" ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07
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If YOU ARE GOING TO PAINT
don't forget Vita Var. It's the best
-yc; the lowest priced pain; ia
town. Tanner Roofing Co. 20-tl.
EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-MOD-
crn Snup-ENpcricuccd operators
---Ccntrolly located. Phone 300 for
appointment. liridgc1$ Beauty
SHOP. uyc- pHrkc.s DrUg Store.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

LoST-BOYS BROWN FUK-LINrn
glove on streets Saturday after.
noon. Finder call Edward :,
l.uughlin. Phone 81. ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-07

THE OLDEST. LARGEST. AND
most cntcrprlsing company ol us
kind III the world NOW has "pr'i-
inGS, due To IT'S loss of employees
Tor war effort. lur patriotic AM
bilious women over -: !ull or pant
time. Work i profitable. plCasan.
and interesting. This is your upp0r.
tunIty during present Cmcl a"mcy l"
enter into u career IN the mCf-
chandiSInG field. Full details ~
requests. Write Box No. 5O,,,
Dept. So. Richmond. Va. ,-3tI