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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21


easy promising because. after
all that would nun 10 only 10
billion dollars, which used 10 be
reCkOned &c 3 fairly siZable pile
but isn't much now by COMPARE
son with the bin for the war
and the war on want which
preceded H.
QCT the really honest candi-
daTe, IT We rave one next
year. Will be the man who
speaks up 10 the veterans in
somewhat the same mood and
vein IN which Winston Church
ill Lard II down 10 the people Of
Britain when he took over.
The honest candidate would
say that from war the veterans
must expect 10 turn 10 hard,
steady work and standard af
living considerably below our
old one because when II is over
this country VIII be lust about
az clean stripped Of things that
people need as the leanest store
in town today lie would say
that. yes. fellow world rate q
little layoff and some parades
and ceremonies. but that the re-
covery and rebuilding will call
for hard work, starting almost
Immediately an Il continuing
without prospect Of any letUp
for years and years
And he would promise them
years Of extremely heavy taxes,
too, and point out that because
there will be so very many vet
Grams this time the rest OF the
people, most of whom will he
either definitely old or within
a few birthdays OF the downhill
slope. will be unable 10 tote the
load and won't he here 10 tote u
more than n few years anyway
THAT would be a hell Of a
Il way for candidate 70
speak 10 q block ~ votes which
Will run this country after the
war, 40 probably no candidate
will take this line and the
promising about the brave new
world of the future will he I'M
confirmed. And I have no CON
fidenCe that the veterans will
want 10 reclaim entirely the old
freedoms az home. which many
~ them tthe younger ones
never knew anyway except by
hereSay, and break ranks and
have done with RECOMMENDATION In
their civilian life.
True. they will not be very
patient about QueStionnsires
and forms but n ~ Is put 70
them that ny filing out the
blanks and giving certain infor-
nation and complying with GER
tain restrictive regulations
saved over from the war. they
stand 20 get benefits IN money
or tsN-exenption or preferen-
tial status IN government Jobs
4 MAN may think he Is tired
y NJ regimentation Whcn he
Is only tired If discipline and
routine but unconsclouslv de-
pendent on the Covcromcrt as
result ~ year N 'he service
That life does develop q feeling
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Congress Seeks Victory
Only, ROGERS Declares

Referring to the humorous jibes
his late father once threw at Con-
gress, Representative Will Rogers,
1r., Democrat, Of California. told the
washington Advertising Club that
ITO know Congress Is to respect it,
Mr.. Rogers asserted that Congress
genuinely is interested winning the
war and peace, and party lines don't
hold true on international issues. at
the clubs meeting held yesterday at
the Capitol Park Hotel. Louis D.
Krakow was reelected president.
Other officers elected were GEORGE
B. Kennedy, first vice president: ::
Matt Mayer, second vice president:
Charles ]. Columbus, secretary, Ern-
est S. Johnston, treasurer, and
CORTLAND D. Ferguson and Carle-
ton D. Smith, directors.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
WAC MEMBER NOW
BELONGS TO NAVY

Camp l;llnCr has - WAC m"niCI
who l. mu'hrT and wife To- two navy
men. Private Geraldine G.. Els nl
san Diego. California is Tive mother
ui nIn"t"cr year old Alfred +. Ellis.
j., Guinn"E> mate. ind class. and the
wife pi Alfred u. Els. ST.. who until
lCCCntiy va. an aviation mHchlnISt $
mechanic. %rd class. also ~ the navy.
Private Els works in tho morning
report section of the military per
sonnet Office a post headquarters
OF Camp BUtuCr.
Alfred Els. 81. wears four stars
On his service ribbons for the four
major battles III which nc has fought
While Alfred Els. Jr. wears five
stars Tor his five battle.
Il also hope 10 60 overseas event
uIiiy. stated PriNIt" ELL With all
hose overseas ribbons already IN the
family. feel should acquire some
myself Alfred i already kidding his
dad about being one up on him
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
Grace DECKER
Wins Ill Contest

Grace DicNc.~"u. I'LL w.i.."r I...f
year 10y The bel costume. N,.a a..:l
'hiN year IN tn" agents u,murng
h""iIn" 10: Ill clothing .ri.n,s
hoid at The Home Demonstration
agency in O&i"rd last :. ;urd.y.
Miss Drckrr>"n and Nary Eleanor
GfaVcly. ut Person county. VINO
placed IN the State blue a"..4
grOup.
The ciaht c"un'irs c..mpr,lna m
~" r!"'hI:G contest rvrr" A'4r4ar,.
Durham. Franklin. Granville. Per
son. Vance. Wake and Warren.
Motion picture slide. y.cr. shown
IL the representatives .uuw ..- 49,.
winning IN former contests. Nrrnr.
the pictures were MIGdulcm".. Annie.
Mae. and Grace BlC.,vs~.n. All IF
Vance county. Magdalrnr WA. -vcp.H
~ lhr Stat" Ciuthm. "u.5..f q .,n.
years ago: Annie Mac y.,:. i.,~. .l.r..
IN Il State contest which ,u,l'l.G l,...
la trip Ia Chicago: and Grace vs.>
the winner al tins group last year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
Miss Duke AIarries
Goode G. Ellington

On Friday afternoon. October %.
AZ I'VE O'Clock, Miss Gloria lIcicu
Duke became the bride al Goodc C..
Eiiington al the FIRST Baptist church.
In" Key. +. N. Gardner spoke the
vows before the families and Il lev,
friends. The bride WAS dressed IN a
navy blue suit with navy accessories
ana her flowers were red roses.
Mrs. Ellington is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. {. L. Duke and MIR. FL
lIhGton II the son Of MIR. and Mrs.
iugh Ellington Of CukcSbury.
Alter Il short wedding trip the
couple Will make their home with
The Sroom'S parents.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
WHAT Is E.ICOURAGING

"a SENfN.ur higher is cnCour-
aging. ana n .IT or lower is dis
CouraglnC." That is an untrue
statement frequently made by
players VII" have a little knowl-
edge. which often is worse than
none at all The truth is that even
n nine can hr d.scouraging. If you
can read II rs YOUR partners low
est Of the SUIT and three spot
can be- encouraging when you are
pretty sure yuur partner has the
deuce. In brief I card readable as
higher than yoUr partners lowest
Is optimistic. and his lowest is
peSsimlStlC.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
Society News
GIFT IN TIE NIGHT.

I'm ,hc exact second.
Spl, from the thin cdcgc OF time,
The moonlight SpranG At my Win
dow.
Tie spiked bouquet
OF baybcrry. and little brOums
u, southern pine,
Jumped INTO ragged silhouette;
The iigurinc
OF an old woman
With rcr hands under hCr apron.
Thrcw = shadow twice her height:
The miniature glass tankard
ShOnc with duh amber,
And the Toby jug
Looked square and squat AZ i solid
block:
How intimate al tho moon
To .r'lr these trIilCS,
Brill3anc" from u iar. Ear world
Gives them - strange Importance,
And glide away.
Martha Banning Thuma,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25

pears and eggplant. with lighted
green thpcr> IN silver caudclaDra at
each end. Mrs. ". u. BurwcIl poured
c"'irc al one end al the tablc.anG
Mr.. UpchUrCn poured tea a; the
other. Mrs. Jones Was assisted IN
serving chicken salad patticS. cookie,
and individual c,licS by Miss Bct-y
Rose Jur"s and Mrs. T.. +. SHAW.
Members pro-rnt tor the aItcrnpuu
were Mrs. :. Il. Watson. Mrs. W. r.
MacNar. Il. G.. Allen. Mrs. ". ID
Brwcll. Mrs. l.. Il. Gourh. Mr.. Il. +.
UFchurCh. Ms. s. r. Peace. NJ. l..
j. RuN. Mrs. s. +. Buw,ll. and Mr..
Jones. and guests included Mrs. {.
NJ. Cooper. Mr.. j. AlyIS Tu.urr.
Miss A2n,S Pcgram. and Ms. Nrt,.c
G.. Moore
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
Ration Board
Asks Helpers

The War. Price and Eltru;ng
Board. under the stress 81 the ClCr-
iCal work involved It the musru'
'nIc. has e"ut ont letters 80 gunl
Henderson citizens r"qu"s'.u. iUcr
help in this community need
From this lit 0i volunteer. tn,
board hopes t. organize a prruut-
men; staff of volunteers.
Mr.. i. Il. ODunncil cnrrr ,lrri, r'
the board. has asked tnal those rr-
cclvmg these letters lil "u' the rr-
closed form a. promptly as uo.-r-
bic showing th" uumh.r ct brHa
they will be available.
The board has stated that The lrad
viii he heaviest during 'hc nest six
weeks and that II viii appreciate all
volunteer work possible.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
Mrs: Jones Hostess TO
students Club Members

Mrs. X. J. Jones entertained MEM
bcrS OF the students club and sc\ cral
special guess al her home Saturday
afternoon at 80 o'clock.
With "li"w Is Your IQ?" us the
program subject. a quiz was conduc-
ted. Mrs. Il. G.. Allen. MIS-. &. Nj.
Cooper. Airs. =. Il. Watson. and Mrs.
X. /. tp".iurch t!ct with The highest
mark and Mrs. AIlcL won the nl.iZc.
The meeting MAS presided over by
the vlcc-prcsIclcnt, Mrs. ". ID. Bur
well.
Ms. Jones invited her guests into
III" d.Nn% ruam where the long
table HAD an UmUsually lovely Gen.
Ira! arrangement uf magnolia leaves.
green a q purple grapes. avocado
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
Al Health Meeting

D. \. .. GIcaG. Miss t.dnl Oi.vcr.
and Ais Clvdc Leg Theme. stat,
'n""Ia"', "i tac Vance county health
Department. are Tt;"ndi. - meet M
q! ne State Health Association in
RlIv.GH today and tomorrow. The
health department office will he open
as usual. II Was said. for those who
call there.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
PNt. IIirl;s 10 Missouri.

iHuI'" William i. NJ. Hicks. huS
BAND Of Edith II. Hicks. l22 Allen
81 r"'. liCud"i. ur. has just arrived
~ jefferson Barracks. Missouri Thu,
I"-' is - replacement training center
i"r TN" Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command. Following u pc
""H - Instruction IN basic military
'.nug and drscIplrn" Privar" Hicks
"i.. b" sent to- active service WITH
the Army Air Forces.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
AGENTS ON VISIT
TO DAIRY FARMS

Hugh -. Hmd"u. assistant county
agent, Ivy v. DI". farm -cCurl',
supervisor: and -. y. SPAN of the
Ayc"Ck community. made Il trip f.,
tn" Wakefield Farms Saturday To-
lr"h over the cattle there M Wow of
purchasing some purCbrcd dairy
stock. SPAN purCha. ct purch.cG
hCIlCr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
Women OF West End
Baptist Have Class

Tn" women at Nest End Baptist
''hu"ch organized their C1l,S Sunday.
naming Il the Rosa Fleming cia~~.
Tine following Officers we're elected:
Mrs. j. 5. Dixon. prcS".cn;: Mrs. f..
l.. Illl"'S"n. NICC-prcSidcni: Mrs. j.
". PuiIihn. secretary and treasurer.
5lrS. i. y. Edwards. pupurity chair
man: and Mrs. Fred Mcfarland,
icaCnCr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
YouWosner Who Suffer From
HOT Flashes the,
Chilly FEELINGS

IT NO'I--IlEr 20 MImy wOncn bctwccn
the ages of 80 uaU 51--sriIcr from
hot flashes, weak, Nervous irritablc
fcc!:n"r, "rc & bit blue at timcs-duc
10 Tn, functional middle age period
peculiar 10 women try lydia Z
IlnkN"wS Vegetable Compound to
relieve such symptoms.
Taken p.ul:ham's Conf
pound helps hGild up rcSistancs
against SUCH distress. Il also has what,
Doctors call a StnmuCh!c tonic cfcctI
Thousands upon thousands OF
Wnmcu-rICE ANA poor alikc--havc
reported benefits. Heres q product,
that HELPS NATuFr and that's the kind
TO buy. Follow label directions. Web
north trying!
IYDIA : pINKuhN,c VEGETABLE
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25

y Mildred Nuvrrll. vino teaches
In To" Euylngiuu high school spent
tn. week end here with her par
"'.i.. Nj. and Mrs. J. II. Murrcl!
an HUWc!l avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
q. T.. -. NIcciinr

The reg Ilar meeting of James l..
White chapter. 100. q. T.. S. VII Dc
held II the Masonic hall This even
.n2 - 30 u'c!"Ci,. NJ. members are
urged - pr present,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
Here tor Slccl; End

NJ uHd Mrs Eichard T.. Armiicld
an3 son. -! Fayetteville. and Sgt.
William G.. Register. al Fort Bragg.
spent the weekend here with rc!a-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
X X * X X 4
X WITH THE COLORS n
X X X X X X

50. Frank ncpmIm nt the C"a,;
Artillery Band. r.. Mnul,ric. Charles
i"". :. [. Is At home on ten day
....rI.h.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25

West led the heart a against
the small slam and. seeing the
ncc.ioOting hig scvcn-spot played
on II by his partner. "obcycd the
signal; and repeated the suit.
with his fourth-bcst 2. South. Of
course. won that IN his own hand.
took two rounds Of trtImps and
used the clubs 10 discard his three
Distributed BY KIcs =
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
Rv Shan,rJ R,r.I,,
"The Authority on Authorities"

diamonds. so that the contract
was mad" without difficulty
And then the -t'ru hruk" East
used NUTRITIOUS words m describe
ing the second heart lead by West.
when diamond was clearly
marked
"Oh. no" sand West 1T was
not clearly marked when you
gave an encouraging high card. a
Scvcn. on my lead of the ace. II
practically compelled me to repeat
the suit
West then was treated 10 gra-
tultrUS lesson East. fellow who
watches all Of the small cards.
pointed oil, that West was able to
see III" d. { ana , Of hearts in his
own hand and the > and 2 in dunn
my Consequently the lowest East
could possibly have held vas tho
:. the card he played. So. unless
West rcCkoncd that East held n
singleton. he should have consid-
cred the as 4 low card.
Tomorrow's Pro1Icn
As
vs32
<1097
TX q 1o5a2
- - ~ 1913
vQo4 n v1o5
= a Js64 w T. >EQ53
1850 6 2
--1 AJ3
Ak Qo76
~ X J76
q None
-
dealer: South North South
vulncrablcD
What bidding plan would YOU
favor for the South hand Of this
deal. IN order to show its great
Institutional strength and MOI.
crate high card power
1.:-ss sy--ii:r'e rr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-25

Rarest of all clover leave, Is the
cornuCopia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
; Killed..
+ Hurt
I'm Traffic.

Weekend traffic accidents I'm
Detroit resulted i'm death 10 three
persons and injury 20 three others
An unidentified crippled man
was killed Sunday night when ran
down by an automobile AT ". Fori
and Twenty-flr>t. Police held Rob
ert J. Oliver. Is. of 1861 Twenty
fifth. Wyandotto, alleged driver
for investigation. They said ne
was under
Andrew NcrStractC. 20, Of 925
BeaconSncld, Crosse PoIntc Park.
was fatally injured when struck
by an automobile early Sunday at
Conner and CharlevolN
Police said he had run i'm front
Of a bus and into the path Of a
car driven by Mrs Gertrude Van
DonSelear. II, Of lo929 Craft He
died en- route TO Receiving Hos
pltal,
Pauline Graham. i3. at 1928
Military. died in Saratoga Hospital
from injuries suffered Saturday
night when she lost control OF her
car and crashed into a safety zone
al Wlfred and Grauot
Mary ZnkuSCh, So If 91O6
Lansing, a passenger was taken
10 Saratoga Hospital. whore 1T was
said her condition is serious
William ErsJl ~ Of E4DO Fin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Bright Sayings
of Children

---'Ihc Times Is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
To-day 81 goes 10 Mrs Beth
Gmln- lISI2 Rlopellc street,
Her lttlc daughter hearing
thunder. asked what the noise
meant was told II >ignItcd the
event of ram.
The next time the child heard
thunder. she exclaimed.
"Oh, Mother, it's going 10
rain, the air il shontin' again.
Mail Your layorite child'S say
ngs 10 Bright Sayings of Children,
The Detroit Times. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Rush Relief To
Sufferers From
Rheumatism Pain

Thousands OF sufferers from ihc tWiuIihE
mains due 10 rheumatism. sCiatCi, luWhagu.
neuralgia and neuritis are mighty happy over
their discovery OF NORlTO. Now they have
found a uuck acting formula which speedily
relieves those cNhau>tiug muscular aches ana
pains NORlTO ls trustworthy and dependable
really vufk, fast II YOU want % feel AZ in
Tive 10Y OF rriirt from pIrn-so YOU can WORK ~
Islgc and sleep 100 comfort be. wise and ~
NORlIO under this uonclad guarantee II the
very Lrst three doses do not relieve that cruel
ram 90 your sItisiICuOn-your money Ill DE-
refunded Don't suffer See your druggist today
and gtt >DRllO on this guarantee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
War Orders Clinic
In Grand Rapids

GRAND RAPIDS. Max 30
OF igntgolldtug wa
contracts WIN be-. discussed at %
po0 control clinic IN Hotel
Morton tukdy Tho clinic VIII boo
,poo>orad lA Tire University oi
Michigan burcau ot business re-
slllll and iNy manufacturers d'-
par'wcnt ol the Grand Rapids
Chamber ol Commerce.
Nuonl tha speakers Viii be- oin
rs B.3gkct' anC NrVn W
10th a. Tho University
ll Michigan.
~ our Own Horoscope lay
Frances Drake. - one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Hines Gets Hearing

OSSINlNG, y. Y, May 10 GNS)
James J. (Jummy Hines, former
Tammany Hall leader serving a A.
te-S-ytaf-trfm for gambling con
>praCy viii get a hearing before
the parole board tomorrow at sing
SIM Prison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
NNEB Gets 3 Rows
Inn Area This Week

Murray Body Corp. dispute with
thc JAW representing 200 main
tenancc men. and the Dredge
Owners Assn. deadlocked over a
tlmc-and-a-half clause with the
International Association OF Long
Shorpmen. AFL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

Regional WLB panels viii in
NeStigatc three labor disputes m
the Detroit area This week.
They are the Trmkcn-Dctrolt
Axle 60. ttSpUtr- wTrh- The JAW
Go involving 4.l6O workers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Lee K. MarIowe
Services Here tomorrow
for Aircraftsman

Rites for Leading AircraftSmar
Lee X Narlowe. %. son Of Rabbi
B. NoldawSl,y Of the Congroga-
uou Sha7r Hashomaylm VIII b,
held tomorrow AZ Chr~ca she
Anne. 1895 JOY
AIR MarluVC VINO WAS married
-eNcn months ago to NurIol NoW
mel ol Detroit was killed n the
crash OF an RCAF plane mean
Chatham. New Brunswick
He had enlisted in February
1912. and was 10 have been grad
uatod as a bomber navigator i'm
June He Is survived by his wife
and father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Benjamin H. Crdine
Rites Tor Photographer
tomorrow o. ;

Funeral services for BENJAMIN
II CRANE. 50. Detroit phoJogra-
phor who died yesterday at his
home. 1910 W. Outer Drive. VIII
be- held tomorrow at 3 p m from
the lewis Bros. Funeral Chapel
GO1S Woodward, with burial in
Clover Hill Park Cemetery
Bern IN Ljthuanla Mr.. CRANE
came 10 the United States at Il.
conducting a Photographic studio
hero for 26 years.
Besides his wife Brlnnio y he
leaves two brothers, Norman OF
Windsor and Rolhe of Detroit .
'lOur own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, j. one of many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-11
BN Central Press

Washington. Nov. lit is now
Ihirly clc:r that an economy minded
congress will pass fax bill that
VIII yield between two and three bill
non dollars of revenue u year. Sharp
increases in number of excise taxes
VIII be provided for by the new mCa-
"urc-in lieu of a general sales tax
which is definitely out owing Ia adj
.nlniStra,ion and labor opposition.
Liquor. beer and wine taxes arc
dic 10 be boosted and latest indlca-
IONS arc that cosmetics. jcwlcrE
iurS. and possibly also passenger
transportation. thcatCr admissions
and Il number of other items. CnclC
sam is expected To- collect more rove
nuc on cigars and nc may up the mic
on Ciragct taxes. Il ties on iirsi-CldSS
mail will 90 up penny AN ounce
out chances favor retention al exist
ing rates on second class mail
Individual income taxes VIII cithcr
remain about what they nc now or
VIII not be increased sharply.
The house ways and means com
'nltiee meanwhilp - wnr'ng ."'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-11
House Floor
Tax Debates
In Prospect

Washington. Nov. II. - tNPD -
Prospects of lively House .iuor DC
D-tC> on wartime taxes were intCnsI-
lied today as the co and seven
other organizations demanded Uras-
tic changes in the $3.50 urn. 900 re-
Venue bill framed by the Ways ana
Means Committee.
l. - message to members Of Con-
@rcsS. the organizations said the COM
mlttcc bill docs not tuN adequately
high personal income. Inc unparalleled
corporate profits and large inhcri-
tanccs".
They urged IN" House To- permit
free debate and amend nvnt> when
The TAX mC-Sur" j. taken up. prob
ably next Wednesday.
Specific proposals wCr" made by
CIO Prcsidcn, Philip Murray and
representatives al the National AS
SOciatiou for tine Advancement -!
Colurcd People. National Women'S
Trade Union lie CUE al America.
LCaGrjc OF Women shoppers. Natio-
nal WumCn'S Trade Union League Of
America. League ui Women Shop
pcrs. National Lawyers Guild ard
Consumers Union.
The committee bill IS moro than 40
pcrrcn; short of the Slu,500.0OO 0O
additional revenue requested by the
administration.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-11
Money Rate
Is Declared
Not Enough
Social Security Not
AS Secure as Appears,
In Babson's Opinion
BN ROGER W. RNBSON.
Copyright 1913. Publishers
Financial Bureau. Inc,

New York. Nov. H. First IT,, nae
speak " good word iu.' the trust com
phnl"> and other banks whicn are
taking CalU ul trust funds So tar az
the l"W permits they are doing :,
good lob. Many more parents and
grandparents should establish trust
funds iu. those Vino arc tn follow.
"ShroudS do me-; have packets" 70
a." without " viii Is - calamity.
Leave vuJT children something out
right: but also bC sure iu put SOME
lhii Z ~ trust for them Do il today.
Bonds May Become a Curiosity.
People fail Ia realize how the mat
kCt i being cleaned up of good bond
issues. Outstanding bond issues arc
beng redeemed ur reduced rapidly
and very trW new issues arc being
put out. This accounts Tor the rapid
lncHCH~" III prices of preferred
stocks. VIM" common stocks are re-
manning >iIguaut. Trustees are being
forced either To- buy stocks ur else
government bonds for their bcuc-
IlCiariCs. Certainly there j. no sense,
oI paving banks 10 invest IN govern
mCui bonds. II few wise trustees arc
hedging by buving investment trust
securities. fire insurance stocks and
Continued m Page Eight
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-11
1888 Billion Tax Bill
Appears Fairly Certain

SinpliliCatiOn Of the individual i'll
come tax structure by merging the
"viCtOry lax" with the & per cent
normal individual income tan II is
expected that the senate will be
sympathetic 10 this idea
There is little doubt that Treasury
Secretary Henry Morgcnthau'S tax
progr. m of 10 IL billion dollars and
the II billion dollars program Of
Chairman Mariner S. Ecclcs of the
Federal Reserve Board arc definitely
out the window.
However. il is generally agreed
that the administration could have
had seven or eight billion dollar
revenue bill if il had agreed 10 a
general sales tax.
During the wave ol "wIldcIt'
strikes which preceded the recent
general mine shutdown. u fatal acct
| dent occurred at orc Of OhiO'S largest
! mines.
Following u traditional custom. thc
miners on that shift took the rest of
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