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Evening star., 1942-11-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbiaN aNBERNARD c. BERGERoN, + Plain lin
I'M ", V. A.RBUTUs sERaERoN. P.tendsnt
PUBL1CATION-ABsE DEFTNDANT.N
The purpose of this suit is to obtain an
absolute divorce from the defendant on
the grounds of desertion On motion Of the
plaintiff it is this 3rd day Of November,
ORDERED: That the defendant, Arbutus
entered herein on or before the fortieth
gay exclusive Of Sundays and legal hoIi-
Of this order. otherwise this cause viii be
proceeded with as in case Of default Pro-
ylded that 4 copy OF this order is pub.
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star before said day. NAT
THEW MCGUIRE. Justice. true copy.
Test: CHARLES Z. STEWART Clerk. BY
H1LDA MARIE GOWEN. Deputy Clerk.
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NEARBY ARLINGTON
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

4-ROOM BRICK. ALL ELECTRIC FAC1LI-
ties bullt-in garage. + acres, trout stream;
HoH1s hTsS CO. Gouns s1 min from Whse
MA. a070. Ext. liza
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WEST OF CONN. AVE.

In Chevy Chase, very attractive brick
room, GAS HEAT, insulated, screened.
ueather-strlpped. deep lot; close TO bus line
to downtown Price. $1,000. Eve. phone
Mr. Owen, Columbia Sl66
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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FARMS WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

WANTED---SMALL FARM, FOR RENT
Phone Falls Church 2076-W. 10 am. to
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16 ACRES.

LARGE frontase on River rd, Montsom-
cry County: Potomac section; s acres clear
on high elevation; balance woods and
stream; 6:room house, electricity; vacant;
an doutouildinss. Price. Sc. 900
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
investment Bldg. RE 11sI
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HoMEsTTES AND SMALL ACREAGE
wy,o,odland WOO subdivision; Route 5, bet. Silver
County, Md. ga miles from B. G.; Buy
nov; our prices will advance in e0 days;
s200 per acre up; plated streets and roads
yyestment: small cash down payment and
balance in - monthly payments Call MI
pays evenings, EN-. 1871 N c. HINES
d SONS, InYestment Ride AT ree0
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
S1C, ,oCU.
3 BEDROOMS . BATHS.

Completely redecorated. in absolutely
detached home is really an outstandine
value. Just block of Conn. ave, in
highly convenient section. 1t includes
dining room, 1st-fioor den, automatic heat
Scar garage. Attractive terms can be
arraneed. For further details please call
Major Ysncey, CO. O346.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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OFFICIAL hoTlcEs.
PROPOSALS.

PkOfOSAkS.
COMMISSIONERS. d. c.. WARRINGTON.
November IA, 1912. Sealed proposals will
be received At Room 500, District Building,
until pm, November "a, 1912, and
then publicly opened, for construction Of
storm water sewers, consisting Of approxi-
mately 26O feet Of SO" diameter and 3O5
sewer, in vicinity Of Second and Portland
streets Southeast. Proposals may be exam.
med and secured At the Office Of the Chief
Clerk, Engineer Department, Room 427,
District Building. no14.16.17ls,19.2O
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
Eoads Administration Arlington. Virginia,
November 10. 1942-SEALCD BIDS will
be received At the ONCE Of the District
Enstneer: Public Roads Administra ton
l440 Columbia pike, Arlington, Virginia
until 1000 O'Clock am, E. w. r, Novem-
Der 80, 1882. for the construction Of Pro-
leet DAWR-S Grading 13. War Depart
ment Buildink-Road Network, Arlington
County, virsinia. The approximate guam
follows: 139,150 Gu. yds. excavation. IS
foEcine steel, .49O lin IT. vitrified clay
nave been hxed BY the Secretary Of Labor
as required BY law. Plans, specifications
and proposal forms may be obtained at
tne address given above. H. j. SPELMAN
0slIlGG EnklneeE. no10,21
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FARMS FOR SALE.
s5 AcREs; NEAR WARRENToN, YA:-
Stream. horses, s acres Of corn, So 800
PATCHEN. 1880 Burke st. Sc. owner.
SMALL FARM. ONE ACRE, IN FAIRFAX
Va; 25 minutes downtown near two bus
lines Ss5 down. $40 month. MR.. MACK,
3lla ACRES RICH LAND, ONLY -. MI.
from from D: E. line Modern s-rm. house with
tie price asked. Cali Mr. Ruby Downs,
DIXIE REALTY CO, MA. $3.50.
ROOMS. BATH. BUNGALOW, ELEc
range, auto. hot water; 20 acres, about 5
acres cleared; Is acres in timber; stream:
good saw mill and tractor goes with place;
13 miles q. c.. Must sell because Of i'll
ness: $3.50: $1,000 down. DEWEY M
FREEMAN. Silver Hill Md. Spruce O167
AGRICULTURE DEPT. SAYS WE MUST
DOUBLE CHICKEN AND EGG SUPPLY.
An unusual opportunity, profitable busi-
ness, 27i2-acre chicken farm, 5-rm., bath
bath tenant house rented furn., $50. 90 per
mo-; brooder and other bldss and EQUIP.
stock tools, furnishings More customers
come than can supply. Larse frontage No.
! highWay to Baltimore. Selling due to Ill
health.
GEO, w. LNKINs CO..
0ne nrnont
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English cottage type brick tde cached,
bedrooms fireplace coal heat. paneled
recreation room big lct. BOSS & PHFLPS
teXciusively) Ma $500. Eyer!neS. Mai.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FoR 6UT-oF-ToWN CLIENT, RECENTLY
built brick house, detached or corner, or
rooms, baths, Brentwood area pre-.
ferred. Gail oE. 4l3S, RA. 6700.
SMALL CHURCH BUILDING WANTED.
Wanted to buy medium priced church for
fnxes.ment @ @ hidS. i pf S7sa. = oNo'
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PETWORTH-VACANT.
GO OE0

A pleasing house of red brick. 90 feet
rooms. hail, bath, 2-car garage. heated
sleeping porch with sink and gas con-
nection modern oil furnace and water
heater. Reasonable terms. Ewes. GE. i13l.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
DI 1915 Est 1857 1919 ST. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE. ND.

Soidly built 2-stogy bric'. lst-foor L.,
orary or bedroom. cedar closets, s'ate root
) blocks to transportation F A. TWrE Ed
co s5N4 Conn fNt hNI 10 Q III 9.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

HEATED BRICK GARAGE, LIGHT AND
water. 10 Maryland ave. ne. Telephone
Emerson 61o1
1884 IRVING ST NW-ROOMY, SUIT
able for large car. s. per mo-; pvt. house.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

1919 NEW YORK AVE NV, CHESIEY
slas,@2 M stores ground door; 5 rooms, 2nd
in all. Lease as whole or in part. J.
WALSHE' s,aIH INC, 1l15 Eye St NV. Ma
PATENT ATTORNEY. WITH 2-ROOM FUR
share same with another patent attorney Or
other professional. Box 4o4-T, Star.
APPROXIMATELY l 400 FEET OF FIRST
noor space and 900 feet Of basement space
1926 18th St NV. Apply manaser, Room
100. DI. 3126
ATTRAcT1VELY FURNISHED OFFICE
ana reception room. Woodward Bldg
whole or part. RE 1853.
DESIRABLE GROOM SUITE, SUITABLE
Tor manufacturer agent. ho1k hiSe Ia
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N w. Home, Designed for Gracious
i,ri11n IN tho Manner of a Sf1llirn
West Chevy Chase-S14,5OO.

Four bedrooms II on 3rd floor. , fine
tiled baths. Ist-hoor lavatory beautiful
modern kitchen, gas heat. deep lot, well
fenced earage: excellent condition. BOSS
nlngs and Sundays call Mr.. Poston, WO
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Northwest WASHINGTON.

This Enslsh-type house is located in
town, is yrs. old and in very good con
dltion,, First floor has living roe = dintns
room, kitchen and porcn Second hoor has
ton room with fireplace IN b e.,ent; also
complete kitchen; Laundry, room has hntlt-
in Bendix washer The house has Vene
tisn blinds storm window. ard steel
awnings. Call Me. l1i3 until 8 nm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW.
Brick, almost new 5 rooms, tile bath and
shower. modern kitchen auto coal b,ower,
& real hoine value for only S6,45o on terms,
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
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Center-Hall Detached Brick

Chevy Chase. D C-4 bedrooms, = baths
room. kitchen dinette, den and powder
room on / s, floor recreation room and bar
in basement. Mr Adams. WO. lll4
ERODIE AND col PERT INC. "a sS15.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

ARLINGTON.
BRICK TWO STORY. 5 ROOMS. BUILT
MONTHS. OWNER CALLED INTO
SERVICE. S6,500 CALL MR.. DONAHUE,
81 ~ Tdpe N. c. HINES q SONS, INC.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSlC
TAYLOR ST NV
Hillcrest SE-So son

Near | eth st-Very substantial detached
brick house with $ BIG rooms. bedrms.
3l2 bat tbs. @-car gar. and many fine home
features Terms Call DIXIE REALTY
Evening star., 1942-11-19

Corner Stone Residence
Adjoining
Spring Valley.
Here is a real opportunity for the
discriminating homeseeker to obtain
charming stone residence of English de-
sign situated on 2 wooded corner lot, close
to Mass; ave. The house. is only / year
old and contains beautiful living room
with fireplace and large screened porch
adjoining, Also attractive dining room,
floor; 3 attractive bedrooms and . baths
on End floor; Gear buit-in garage. Steel
easement windows air-conditioned heat;
priced by owner for quick sale at Sl9.75O
For ,sapp't TO INSPECT phone Mr.. Burr,
Woodlev 13a.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. l411.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Compejely de- all-brlck cor. home on
ise LOT, 3 yrs. old, in excel, cond,, rooms,
4 bedrooms. , baths, finished knotty-pine
recreation room. auto. heat. owner leaving
town. interested in quick sale EN-, 95ol.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
co ON

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$9.250.
Attractive frame Colonial containing 3
hedrooms, full bath, maids room and bath,
side living porch. oil burner, convertible;
detached garage, lot 50Xl50; walking dis
tance to public and parochial schools: good
Community Call Woodley 1900 until 9 p m.
EDW H. JONES & CO. INC.
BETHESDA, MD.
Attractive corner brick home, 6 large
,oonls, 3 bedrooms. . baths, bedroom and
bath on 1st floor recreation room with bar.
VIII. gas: garage, porches. beautiful
wooded lot with large shade trees: reason
able price and terms.
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
77lb wis. Ave. WI. 1900. Ewes. WI. 4a43.
i' 'N' 49,
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Last Remaining
UnSOld Home in
KENT.
5O52 Maconlb Street.
600 G00 m

Large living room. dining room, kitchen,
screened porch on first floor. bedrooms
and baths on second: maids room and
bath and recreation room in basement;
our Office for key.
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
Provision Is
Sought For
Band Music
Director To Be Paid
from B u d G e t airy
Items; Present Band
Equipment Valued at
SIP, 100, Privately and
by School.

BUdgCtary provision for teaching
CT band music in the white schools
| OF Henderson nest year is Cnnicm-
! plated IN tn" new school budget. nnr
n course ui preparation. II was re-
vcaicd today hv Superintendent T..
NJ Rollins.
The sum of $1,000 will be incnr-
pofatcd in the city and county bud
gcis. and the city school board has
asked that the Henderson CITY
Council and the Vance Board uf
County Commissioners continue
Then donations. respectively. at 500
and $500. all amounting To $1,000
tor Institutional service.
In u report at activities the past
year. ". I. llCdrnC. who FIRST or
."mi/Cd tho band and has trained II
from the start. showed that equip
mCnt ui tho band. including that
owned Ivy the %chn"l~ and owned pri-
yatciy 10y band students. was valued
ut Sl2.l0o. \ breakdown of the item
how instrument. owned by fine
school valued at $3.50. and music
ui S:iIO. instruments owned nv stu
dents III tho senior band were valued
IT $3.50. those owned bv iuuIur
band mculbcrS al $3.50. and those
by students III the beginners band at
$ 900.
Mr.. ll"aruC reported sixty mem
hCrS Of ia" Henderson high school
hHSd. and listed engagements II had
played during the year. Tho Junior
band had 30 members. drawn from
Junior high and all elementary
sch""lS ul the city Tho beginners
band had - members. a total nf lT3
students from all the schools III ali
three band organizations WAS report
cd. They range from the fourth 10
the eleventh grade.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
SOCIETY NEWS
GHANDMOTIIEH'S SAMPLER.

The I'd road seem, To wind through
spring.
The rGIdcn-bCll, tu tirI;lr family,
" stitch by si!,ch her sampler
srpWS,
And racn prim figure follow, quaint
~.
!lv makes the tree. s." til. and tai.
They almost screen the house tItat
dreams
Behind lis little picket irnrc
Win swinging iatr where wei
come CLEANS.
II | should stitch with needle ,hn
~ si',! ul silver SKINNER ram
And wind my ihrcad u! larl .pur
DMc
OR pins I'll clover in new grain.
d make a sampler in each icart.
HuCr poignant BEATTY wUl.ld give
Al! .'H. ">, Uuj!Id Lr Cr"Wduu nut
80. "I.,y '". ciuC.S cnlid u\c.
iwila Clark.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
OUerton-Clark Wedding
In Afternoon Ceremony


Miss Pauline Elizabeth CluE.
daughter "i Mrs. Florence Chart. DOL.
ii"ndcr ON. and John William D.,.-
ton. S"n Ui Mr.. and Mrs. fran. c.
oNCri"n. oi kIttrcll. were mu!...H
Sunday afternoon. Jun" 20 20, %
o'clock III the FIrst Baptist ciurr.
The Roy. T.. Nur!lvCt Gardu.. ...
iiciai"d. using the ring ccrcuui...
The church WAS beautifully a,.
grated with white rladluli. fern .,..
palms. \ program %! nll,rlal l.,. e..
WAS rendered by Miss laiIIr ;,...r.
Mills. urgani.i. who plIycd -Gr .....
feet I.uyr" and ,r,di,,,.n.l .,,......
marches. Miss Elizabeth Sims. ..
The Sweetest Story Ever Tr... ..
StultZ.
The b,,dr v.,s ,.c,..,,.d .
brother PET NIhr,., ~
Fnrl Er,rn nv ,,n.,,, .n,. '
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02

VIII take place at four o'clucl. Sal
nday afternoon at New Bethel Bup-
list church. At EPSON.
\ delicious fuur-CuurSc luncheon
was served Ia the following guests:
Ais Louise Dlckic. Mrs. DtrWouCi
DickIr. Miss Agnes DicIlic. Mrs.
G,urpr Holden. Miss Lll.- Jenkins.
..iIS$ Alma bison. Miss Ruth Hurtun.
Miss Carolyn Duke. Miss Frances
Daniel. Miss ENira Chcathan. MIS-.
Louis llurnCr. Miss Caroline Miles.
Mis- Ann Upchurch. Miss Rrbccca
Patterson. Miss Alice Harrison. and
Miss NHCun
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
Announcement Luncheon
GiDen For Miss Dickie

Miss Kappa Macon entertained
wednesday at the Vance hotel al a
luncheon honnrInS Miss Louise
Dickic, whose approaching marriage
To Lieutenant Morrison f'armyduval
MAS announced.
Guests were seated at T-Shaprd
table whose central arrangement
was composed al white carnations
and glauioll y corSagr oI white car
nations marked the honor guest
place. NoScGayS ol mixed flowers at
the other places each had an at
tachcd card reading Louise and
Morrison. July T.. Their marriage
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02

There's u casual young Ir,E IL
this Marian Martin Pattern. 93Il.
The yoIlcs form Il vrstcr-cffcc, ihars
smart and novel. Take your chGI"e
OF Il N->hrpcd - rnurdcd mCrE'irc.
Pockets and coutraS, are uptInn,l
Pattern 1881 may -" ordered "nl"
N mL'Sr,' and women ~IIrS -, II,
l6. IL. 20. 80. 81. 81. 80. 81. 10. SIC
II. requires 3 - yHr'ir - inch.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (plus ONE.
CENT Ia cover cost OF mnIling) for
this Marian Martin Pattern. BE sure
/" write plainly your SIZE. NAME.
ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order 10 Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department,
232 w. 18th ST.. New York. n. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
Returns To CITY.

Ia Zee. home in South Henderson.
after completing u CDIi.C IN sheet
metal aiTCTdIi WuTi, IN raleigh. She
VIII pond Il few DAYS with ilCr moth
a. Mr.. FI"rcnC" HUrm"ttc. before
leaving Tor Baltimore. Md. where
he VIII work III the Glenn l.. Mar
tfu Aircraft plant
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
PaiT.nli" Priv.

The youth department of the FIRST
Methodist church viii have u pat
iiuliC festival %, the church tonight
=. g o'clock ~. members of The de
partmcnt arc cordially invited t. at
tend. and .n enjoyable evening j.
nInrInCa.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02

Air. aud Alr. L. Il. Fuller. of Al
,uIrIr. aIr sp,moI:I:. 'rtr wv"k aIl.,
Nir. and Mr.. I. II. Wc,Gun and Mi.
md Mr.. i.d Fuller.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
Ni..ilS llrrillS

Pvt. Aubrey -. Peasants. wh" !
.taii"nCd ~ Vancouver. WI.hrrf.i' n.
'r home on q iCu-day Through ~ il
InG his parents. Nj. and Mr.. \. T.
Il'aSfntS. III kiirCll
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02

pro Alhcri Clark IA. returned IT,
f"' l'r"Gr after rcrdinG thr week
end with hi, m"'h"r. Mi. Florence
Clark. aud family. While hcrr he 1t
ended H." wedding nf hi -rSi"r Miss
'HulrnC CiIrk. l." William OvCrtun.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
Auxiliary Aicrting.

The American Legion Auxiliary
viii meet Friday evening al a "'cIuck
II the Legion hut. MI members are
urged Ia be present. Installation OF
Officers viii br had and report on
Inc Stale con. citlru will bc livcn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02

returned I" their i"ru" ~ F.ISt"n.
Pennsylvania. after VISITING Mrs.
MT't'!vWr' pnIciI,>. Mir. ANA Alrs. H.
-. IIuu"htIlu". rn route =.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
NpCrt"h Saturday.

pv'. Ralph T. i'crncll Is r%p"ctcd
:" arrive Saturday might from
'h"umic f'"ld. H.. iu apcnd three
ioy With hia parents. Mr.. and MI.
y. II. pCrnCll.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
\iSiti,I. Here,

Mrs. William Ii. Mann. al Tres
water. GutmI". Canada. arrived last
mi%ht H. t." the Gur>: 81 Nh. Kat,
M"t,.Iu. ana ). =. !'arhau "u Chest
nut a1Irct lur -UmCtI:.r.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
Z \
WITH OUR BOYS :
IN SERVICE
Returns Ia .Ilck~un.

Ptt Warren T.. Fauc"'i" ha. re-
turned (" Fort Jackson. :. G.. after
pcmdin" i ten day fmrluIr::h at his
ii"u" on Montgomery street
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
HAVE WIENER ROAST

Tho Community club and the Good
Deeds club had Il wcInrr roast al the
King Daughters park Monday nlchi
md u delightful Time WAS had ny all.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02

". !. Hinton *y'n. yesterday II:
durham. visiting Ma Iu;"u'S -
or. Mrs. n. ID. Tea icy. and uth~r
rIcndS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02

Nv" ch"rr 600 tru fIst Methodist
NllI ln..lrr ~, " u'yirrN to-
it-..,r.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02

Mis- Peggy Ai"m ha. n"uc t.
Camp luiEIhl"aa"... g, FLOWING, H"Cr..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02
Services Omitted.

Tho regular Friday afternoon scr-
rccs vi $50 "'cl"ck nj Holy In
,"CCntS church will bC omitted.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-02

Somi-proiCSSlunal baseball has been
introduced into Cuba.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Tires Run las, 900 Miles

Here Is a candidate for the
champion tire OF the nation. II
is a 975 by 20 truck tire owned
by a contract hauling firm in
central New York. II has gone
146,0 900 miles and is still in good
condition. according 10 tire ex-
perts who examined IL.
The tire will be retreaded and
put back i'm service. The retread-
ing Is expected 10 extend It's life
half the original mileage.
John l.. Rogers. director ~ the
Office Of Defense Transports
ton, points 10 this tire as an
example of what can be done n
preserve the rubber stockpile by
proper care and usage. The tire
was checked almost daily for
injury or excessive wear. Air
pressure was maintained NJ all
times, wheel alignment was
watched carefully and brakes
were checked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Auto
Graphs
Eastern Deale
Show Sales Drop
on Gas Rationing
BY sILER FREEMAN

If the experience of the ra-
toned eastern states is any cri-
terion, automobile dealers here
can look for a sharp decline in
business when the gasoline lid
goes on around November %. Up
until now, Detroit dealers have
had little complaint, some show
ing better earnings for the first
and second quarters than the
previous year.
But gasoline rationing Is diff
ferent from car and tire ration
ing. The Easts experience among,
dealers has been that 70 per cent
of the decline in sales was due
to limiting gas. 80 per cent to
new car and tire fatiening and
shortage of mechanics to take
care of the service business.
Between April and Septem.
Der, according to a preliminary
survey just completed by the
National Automobile Dealers
Association in the East, parts
sales declined Cos per cent.
service sales were down 67.3 per
cent and used car sales off lis
per cent. Sales are still falling
in the rationed area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Wheat Stocks
AT 9-Yedr High

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Stocks
of wheat in interior mills, elevators
and warehouses on October /
reached nine-year record of 255,-
$4,000 bushels, department of
agriculture estimated. This is about
2 per cent higher than the pre-
vious peak on October / last year
and II per cent greater than the
seven-year 1934-40 average of IA
92l 900 bushels.
These estimates do not include
the following supplies of wheat:
commercial stocks in as markets
reported by agricultural market
ing administration stocks held in
merchant mills reported by the
census bureau, and wheat owned
by Commodity Credit Corporation,
which is stored off farms in farm
ers own steel and wooden bins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Paper Output
Near % Per Cent

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Paper
production in United States in the
week ended October II rose 10
1876 per cent from SS6 per cent in
the preceding week, according to
the American Paper and Pulp As
ISOLATION index of paper mill ac-
tivity.
Trend OF paper production has
been steadily upward since il be-
came known that the War Produc-
tion Board was considering orders
10 restrict output of paper in the
interests Of the war effort.
A year ago the industry oper-
ated AT 1852 per cent of capacity.
Paperboard production in the
week ended October II was az 70
per cent compared with so per
cent in the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
HaIds Bids Grid
World Good-By

CHICAGO. Oct. rs INS).-
Armed with sword and a lieu
tenant commanders epaulet
George Halas. owner-coach of the
champion Chicago Bears football
team, bade farewell TO the grid
iron wars today for the sterner
warfare of the seas. In brief
ceremony between the halves Of
the Bears-Philadelphia Eagle
game at Wrigley Field yesterday,
Lieutenant Commander Carl G..
Olson. member OF the naval avia-
ton cadet selection board.
presented HalaS with the sword
as the band played anchors
aweigh."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Wear Green Be- dee

An Eastern department store
has adopted novel method OF
encouraging the public's CO.
operation in the handling OF
green help.
The personnel problem has
become so acute that in many
cases service has suffered and
customers have been alienated.
This particular store has all
new employees wear a prominent
green badge which informs the
customer Of his or her lack of
experience. They have found
cooperation 10 be excellent and
complaints have fallen of to a
marked degree.
Detroit stores might adopt
some similar method of remind
ing their customers that the war
has placed a terrific burden on
them and that service-particu-
larry during the Christmas rush
must necessarily suffer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Steel Delivery
on
Low Priorities
National Rate Holds
at % Pet. as Detroit
Climbs 5 Points

CLEVELAND, Oct. 26. 49, Steel
consumers are given no assurance
by mills that delivery will be made
during fourth quarter against or
ders with low ratings, assigned on
production requirements plan GER
|tificates, says Steel.
In some sizes of various prod
ucts, they point out. fourth quarter
capacity already is absorbed by
detectives and further orders have
no chance Of being filled. In bars,
depending on the size involved, def
mite delivery promise is unlikely
on lower than AA-2 priority. While
-WPB- has attempted 10 balance
quantities PRP customers are al
lowed 10 buy with available sup
plies, difficulties appear from the
fact that demand for some sizes
exceeds quantities that can be pro-
duced.
Substantial cancellations are de-
veloping because of restrictions in
quotas OF many consumers operat-
ing under PRP. Since certificates
began appearing about two weeks
ago cancellations have been in
some consumers, even
with high ratings, finding difficulty
in continuing operation unless ad-
iustmenty are made.