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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17
l39.-Radio and Repairs

SHACKELFORD'S RADIO RE
pair Service. Any make, any
model. 1923 Grace St. Dla! 1911
Commercial Frigidaire Retrlger'
alton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

SIS IN POULTRY BUY OUR
bloodtested baby chicks. Profit
able fryers, carry layers. Rouda-
bush's Seed Store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

WANTED - ARMY WIFE WITH
small child desires room. Will
ing to help with homework and
care for children. Dial 2-2221
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

JUST RECEIVED: SHIPMENT
of combination photograph ra'
dos, table and cabinet sets. A.
H. Yopp Piano Co., 209 Princess
Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

WANTED: A THREE ROOM
apartment with kitchen by a
newspaper worker and wife in
private home. Close in prefer
red. Have bedroom and breakfast
suites. No children or pets. Call
2-9346.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

WANTED - ARMY WIFE WITH
small child desires room. Will
ing to help with homework and
care for children. Dial 2-2221.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

MECHANIC, DESIRES WORK IN
well equipped shop. Ford, Odds
mobile or International Garages.
Phone 5546.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

WANTED A FURNISHED APART.
n.ent. have a 6 mos. old baby.
Do not own car. Am attached
to Station Hospital, Camp Davis.
1t. Nathan A. Shapiro, Station
Hospital, Camp Davis, N. G.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

| WANTED-PRE-WAR DOLL CAR
riage. Also pre-war small coal
heatrola. Phone 1854.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

WANTED ABOUT 1900 FIT. OF
lumber suitable for sheating also
some 2 x 4. Write Lumber"
care of Star News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

WOODS BABY CHICKS. BE
assured of a plentiful sup
ply of fresh eggs and meat.
Get your chicks today. T.
w. Wood & Sons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

FOR SALE: ONE FIVE HUN
dred chick Brewers, electric
brooder One Hampshire sow;
ten, five weeks old pigs. One
large guinea SOW, light five Wks.
old pigs The Keith Oil Company
Castle Hayne Road. Dial 7765 or
1894.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17

WANTED TO BUY-IIOUSE
6, 7 or 8 rooms. Oleander,
Brookwood, Glen Arden,
Winter Park, Chestnut
Heights, Forest Hills. Rick
Terrell. Dial 1858.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Extension OF Credit on
Petroleum Products Prohibited

IN the granting or accepting ~ credit IN connection
with the sale Of petroleum products by Of through
any retail outlet Provided. % TINT nothine n this
paragraph shall be deemed Ia apply To the sale If any
petroleum product lal To The United States. an State.
Territory of the United States, or any political sub
division Of sae foregoing M the District Of Columbia.
for is exclusive use. fbi for use IL motor boats used
for commercial purposes. or Co for use Ia motor We
hiciea displaying FT Ration stickerS. and ID that
nothing ia this paragraph snail be deemed 70 pro-
hibit the use OF distribution Of coupon or scrip books
sold fer cash
O. no person engaged in the marketing Of any
petroleum pruduct shall make unusual or abnormal
advances % money. credit or merchandise "a any per-
son operating q retail outlet for the purpose Of en-
abitng or influencing such person % extend credit in
the sale of any petroleum product BY or through such
retail outlet fE.O a276. FIR 100oD
Issued this 18th day Of january. 1913.
tsgdl HAhoLDL lcKEs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Service Station Hours Restricted

the calendar week such service station shall deliver
motor fuel % airy person requesting motor fuel IN
accordance with Ration Order DO. SO.
81 Each service station shall post prominently
IN a conspicuous place a notice of the hours during
which motor fuel viii be regularly delivered p such
service station. Where the provisions Of subparagraph
OBJ ~ iii apply the hours selected ard posted
shall clearly distinguish the hours during which motor
ieul viii be delivered only to motor vehicles displaying
IT ration stiekeFs and shall remain IN effect for a
period II not less than 20 consecutive DAYS and shall
not b changed during such period In all other casts
the hours selected and posted shall remain II effect
at least seven consecutive DAYS and shall not be
changed during such period
icl Appeals.
Any person affected b. this Order who considers
and unreasonable hardship upon bm may file an APP
peal setting forth The pertinent facts and the reasons
why he considers himself entitled u relief al appeals
shall be flied IN %triplcate
tdl Appeals and Correspondence.
ID All correspondence and appeals flied under
paragraph tg shall. unless otherwise dlrected. Be- adj
dressed % the District Director Of Marketing. Petro-
icum Administration for Var az
afn PAS Nellie Esperson Building. Houston.
Texas 4 the motor fuel Is Il be delivered OF USED In
the States Of Alabama Mississippi Lousana. Ark
ansas Texas Of New Mexico.
tel Violations.
Any person who wilflliy violates any provision Of
this ORDER, OF Wh0. by sns act ur mission. falsifieS
records kept a. information furnished n connection
with tins Order Is guilty Of a crime and upon convic-
ton NAV oe punished by tine OF smpHIsanment.
Any person who wilfulls violates aav PROVISION Of
TINS 0rder mas Be prohibited from aelivering 81 re-
ceivinK any material under priority eantrol. q such
other action may b taken IS deemed approprlate
90 Effective Date.
Tins Order shall take eiect hse GAYS after date
Of issuance and snail remain IN effeet antil revoked.
go 6276. : FR ioae1. re ai2s r Pr 27io.
See ~ PUB Law G.. 18TH Con-. As amended by
Pub Laws Sc and 507 Uth Cong
Issued thus 18th dsy Of January. fs48
(Sgd1 HAROLD = IcKES.
Petroleum AdmHStratof fof War
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Title "a
NATIONAL DEFENSE
Chapter XIII

PART ls2s-MARKETINC MOTOR FUEL
Petroleum Directive 81 as Amended January IS. 1919
~@@
Section 1921 Petroleum Directive 6l Is hereby
amended to read as follows
tal Definitions.
81 Person means ans individual, partnership.
association. business trust. corporation. governmental
corporation or agency Or any organized group of per
sons. whether Incorporated ct not
e. Retail Outlet means ans place Of business
where motor fuel IS sold Al retail. including but not
limited 10. any place Of business where motor fuel IS
delivered into the fuel supply tanks IF motor vehicles
or motor boats
tbl Extension OF Credits 81 Retail Outlets Prohibited.
ul Commencing February ]. la83- no person shall
directly or indirectly. grant or accept OF participate
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

Your service suhon operutor is anxious 10 render TO you the finest service possible
of oil ines. However at the present time War Measures require that some oil his
customary service be curfuned. Under The following orders he is again called upon
change ceduin aspects Of his usucI oper1hon He asks that you examine them
closely . then bear with him in his efforts to follow them.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
NATIONAL DEFENSE
Chapter XIII

Title ~ NATIONAL DEFENSE ssiB9.2
Chapter XIII
PETROLEUM ADMINISTRATION ron WAR
PETROLEUM ADMINISTRATIVE
ORDER No.
The fulhllment Of the requirements for the defense
OF the United States threatens a shortage OF motor fuel
distribution facilities, for defense for private account
and for export, and the following Order IS deemed
necessary IN the public interest. h promote the ma
ti0nal defense and 80 provide adequate supplies OF
petroleum for military and other essential purposes
Section 1881 +.
Petroleum administrative Order No. /
tl Definitions.
IL Person means any individual. partnership
association, business trust corporation. governmental
corporation Of agency, OF any organized group OF per
sons. whether incorporated or not
q Motor Fuel7 means any liquid fuel. including
Diesel fuel USED for the propulsion al motor vehicles
of motor boats and shall include any liquid fuel t.
which Federal gasoline taxes apply except fuel used
for the propulsion ~ aircraft
81 Service Station means any place If buSl
ness OF part thereof, where motor fuel normally is sold
and delivered into the fuel supply tanks Of motor
vehicles.
ID Service Station Hours Of Distribution.
u 40 person shall deliver motor fuel from any
service station where motor tueI S delivered during
more than Z hours (which shall not be- divided into
units of less than 2 consecutive hours OF any calendar
day or during more than u hau1s of any calendar
week Provided that
u Deliveries % motor fuel nav he made At ans
time for official use M motor vehicles or motor boats
owned or operated bN the ARMY NAVY. Marine Corps.
Coast Guard Maritime Commission. or War shipping
Administrator OF 90 any person II me event al emer-
gency involving lde health or property
I'D Deliveries of motor fuel n exchange for TT
coupons may BE- made q any time INTO the fuel tank
Of any motor vehicle displaying 3 II ration stokef
N accordance With the provisions II Ration Order No
So where the following conditions are al fally CON-
piled with
- Such service stations shall n an times remain
open to sell aud deliver motor fueI
ID For the same = consecutive hours If the
calendar day and for not more than T. hours during
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

lSgdl HAIOLD l. lCKES.
Petroleum administrator for War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
u consideration

| On the whole farm man
L accmcut Viii hardly hold
lis own and viii degenerate in
the near future. Experienced
farmers die on cot older. and Of
course no new blood properly
trained Is coming INTO The. IN
duStry.
} The difficulties Of farming
present an unusual strain
ON The farm manager. Severe
shortage OF protein feed tespo-
ciallN tankagcl. unstable labor.
the time and difficulty of got
ting equipment all make the
management prob Q m more
NcXatIouS.
> Experience has adequately
- shown that city boys and
girls properly selected and IN
StruCtcd can help the farmers.
II is possible for these city
youths 10 give something more
than a fine attitude. They can
be trained IN reasonable
amounts and n reasonable ways
50 that they can bring TO their
summer work small aSSorl-
ment OF useful SkillS.
These SkillS will not be per
fcCi and complete for the midi
Nidual farmer, because he likes
10 do things IN his own way.
These >killS will give the farmer
something 10 work on and the
city youth something 10 offer.
4 our colleges Of agriculture
+ are practically empty of stu
dents Thcy are we'll equipped:
they have farms Of their own
and arc IN close contact with
farming districts in their own
areas ENUolicnccd teachers are
still on those StaffS
- My proposal is that during
tho ncNt winter We take care
rally selected city high school
boys and perhaps girls and
send than 10 nearby colleges Of
agriculture for an Clght-Wcok
Intensive course which viii he
crammcd fun OF practical eN-
pcricnCc. together with some
real appreciation Of what the
farmers lob U.s.
Thus VIII prove iOconNcni"n':
II VIII cause some disruption in
tho peaceful rhythm % high
school activities but | know of
nothing convenient about wal
! Fm convinced that m
- appropriation Of $4,000 600
under 4c guidance OF the cN-
tension service of the depart
mcDt of agriculture. properly
distributed among the aCricul-
tural colleges of the states, Will
make IT possible 10 throw into
practically every agriculture
county roNt summer q few high
school Youths who have dolib-
or7'cly studied agriculture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

Sold +oLabo
By New Deal
Privileges ParceIed o.
on Pendergast lines
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

IRON time 10 time IN our
country local political ma
chimes have parceled out 10
criminal elements within their
following the privileges nt
crime such as prostitution, gam
bling and even robbery.
San Francisco, New York,
Chicago and Kansas City have
had this experience and. in each
case, reform was accomplished
only by brave and mighty ef-
forts involving risk efd death 20
some Of the rcformerS
The present however, is the
first time that II could be
uuthfully said and shown that
the national government ~
The ItHited States has followed
deliberately tho same course on
a national scale.
Tho national government un-
der the New Deal Party has
sold for a political conSidcra-
ton. Plus contributions 10 its
campaign funds the night 10
rob individual workers and IN
duSrrloS. 10 pcrpoirate SilckupS
on the highways and 10 terror
" individuals and whole COM
mUuiilCe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
DOWN ON THE NEWS:
" ar of .NPsrpS
By ARTHUR rugs" BAER

The Of like waiting for tho upstairs TO
drop the other $hoe.
Il irve YOU nuer than those pranes candies from
New Orleans But make il surere should drop in a
few commercial and couple Of pcoo lessons
Add string Of York flatwheced srcetcars mix in
Brooklyn baseball fans and strain through
mGgaphone.
~. nsr9atora Nsw' serv'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Making u. S. Hold the Bag

THE financial ugge known as NE MorPenhaU and Keynes
pans for international Sabization would end the dstnc
ton between have and "have-not nations by tearing down
The world structure and making al nations including the United
States 'have-not' nations
These -consideod schemes ignore The earthly wisdom of
the late Ogden Mills secretary of the treasury, who
sagcv counSeled:
In dealing with the paradox of want amidst plenty, don't
abolish the plenty
These trial balloon programs put forth by the /. S and
british treasures are removed from sound procedure that
eaonaists among banks and economists have found
Them unsuitable
For example even So ardent an advocate of postwar inter
national collaboration by the United States as BENJAMIN NJ
HTI5S0Y economist OF the University Of California at Los
Angeles and formerly official of the Chase National Bank in
New York dcvecda notable address before the Los Angeles
and KEYNES proposals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

THIS IL The Reader, Calun,n "a
subjects Within gnud taste are
haired -> SAY uhai-tn-i think '''it
sign Your name AMI adlr,ss--ani
write ~ short - you can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

RGl1NG that these proposals would pull down the strong
y with the weak. Dr. Anderson declared:
The Keynes and Morgenhau plans propose III substance,
the financial Of the different countries OF
the world putting the strength Of the strong countries behind
the weaker countries that all of them appear strong
moneys good bad and hopeless lock the foreign
exchange level in the Bad becomes good
good and if the continued long enough
good money becomes as bad as bad money.
Dr. Anderson characterized the proposals a Super-na-
ona brain trust which think for the world and to plan for
the world and tell the ef the world what to do
The economist declared both plans British in my opn-
ion He expressed doubt whether in the United States
Treasury really understand the situation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
'Nan1c ~ Me

Call for the grandcsl of all
earthly spectacIcS, what Is that .
II Is the sin going 30 his rest.
Call for The CrandcSt Of all
human sentiments. what rs
that? l. D. that man should
forget his anger before he lies
down to rest Thomas Dc
Quincy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

An money sent a. sender I.k bo u.i
scnd. cash oy stamps All thrr.s dra %
and money orders should DO made paFapi"
20 TIKI TIMES PIRIiSNiNF COMPANY
international Nsve Scr, Zoo has the eAfiu-
gtve riEbtSztisaf 20 fHr teprIdu.i'nu 49, a't
NOT nfhrtvte~. credited .0 fH.s pepcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
z ANDERSON further charged:

I'VE here another of the hidden purposes of the
for which treasury has worked out DEFINITE
solution Lord Keynes here proposing transform Great
Britain the position of embarrassed debtor to the
position strong and aggressive creditor at the expense OF
the United States.
Instead of all this hocus pocuS The University Of California
scholar suggests that the United States perform It's postwar
ams-givng to weak nations through the Red Cross
should he said do this by Red Cross methods and on
Red Cross lines should not call loans because shall not
get the money back We should call gifts and charity we
should know exactly what doing and should mark
off our books forthwith
1--WE should limit the amount of it. We cannot feed the world
We cannot support the world We help In every country
from beginning the should be encouraged to
responsible and their people should be expected to do
the main Job
II r. ANDERSONS courageous attempt to bring TINS subject
IL down to the leveof simple arithmetic blows breath of
fresh all into this situation
Like the study by the Guaranty Trust Co. Dr. Anderson
dcbunkcd the fantastic economic planners and carried the
banner thrift and industry alternative to subtle inter
national monetary manipulation.
Unless the lay public aroused scbemers tend to loot
the Of the nation under the protective barage of high
sounding tCcrncalucs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

the national government ~
tho t,,,,od c,ato. bas roilou,a5
d'l'o'id'eIE inc same course on
a national scale.
Tho national Government un-
Don tho Ncu. Do,l part, b..
la rn,. - ,,o1;t;ca1 co,,s e.
80 80 F1--r't,,
c .",, 'r G,nd 49, ,,,b, 80
dnstrias ~ nc,.notrate siirk1ns
on The highways and to terror
~ lOdIyIdl9IS and whole COM
munjiIee
Jv TIFF, national sense that
cop.ni,-,c,. q>,st, ho,vccn ,bs
MIN 7C7a1s or mo -1a,7onsI e0,-
r,.,,,,,c,t and .,,s rn,cn nrnteros
Nfnno, Il, tho ro,,n oc am.
naian cG,,rihntion. "a Tive Ncu
DnaI pit, I,,s MOO, ono cou
',l,o,-,,, 49, ,., ~ -rc,,nr cor
.,Io,,,,or ba. ~ ~ 90
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GO ,,d 5,.,.l,....., ,.,,, ,,,rroi
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.., 60,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Chinese Get
Superiority
In Air War
For First line They Are
Ace ia Rn4t Japs
BY PAUL MALL0N


10y fN'L MALLoN
yITICIIICTOA- Jr,o -
w
'' >'SOdl'dhl ming ABOUT
tho recent Chinese successes on
the central front p that they
bo,,Id tho FIRST occ,eiors IN
-,,r.eb tl,,.- Ct,,,osc 40 60
-,ri,,od , sInc,ior an. for.c
o,5r ihon ground troons
Tho Short clipned unrcycaI-
inc communjouGs from Cmlnr-
hayc disclosed mat the chinese
~ last b7yc nut into Tho field
"a sm4ll. Inn rroy,nq air force
fU-rImCS 6aSr Cen CbcnauTf-
rt1p prp4r- American ricbfcr has
hocr able To accumulate a Supc-
rt0r.tv for raids on Speclfic To-
cations D9rticl,larly in the
S5Ih but me always had 10 op-
crate ON a INT and run basis. =
Never nm AN the five wears NJ
CA.na.N >lr4eglp-AaAe-he troops
boon able t0 Get aIr protection
from the tcrrorIling scream
and dcmoralzing attacks of the
Jan dive bomhcrs in battle.
nuns ,n,c u,, Cbiroso strarod
49,, 49,, ,---i,-,.i,,- a-,l $3.50
rrho ,,,r, ~ am arf,,rs :, OH,
.hn,id h,,nr sh,rn ,n,nro,'o.
n,o,, ~ ,-,o,.,ra a,,on6 Tho
rro,,,d ,roone
Nsi5c rror, this nh,sc how
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
\. J. REDMOND.
$40 Lincoln.
TO TIE EDITOR

To TIE EDITOR
~ TIE Memorial ia, 1rorr,-
| non ,b ,,sr -. r-,i.
"a. dc,i.d ~. nr tbo p,o.i
bo4r,,n.I ,r.ni,inr ,pd y,.,..
Otto ro,t,,ra. If for,,.,. ,r,..
-,l,,-.-,..-..,-,4
,frrJs M NV Son, moon.
homo H., bN,l,cJ. ~ ,,,rcr,,,d
30, ccnYt. f5a Gi,.re h,iifdo,.
ami dofcndc~s ,r h,-ryic.
+, tho va,. of c[nlqT,tior =,
sbould bo known MAI ccnira,,
to ,hc ar,anocn,or, ~ forr-e,.
,.o.,.e ,,r.sld cco,, dior. v.cr,
nor ,IInc,Iod. ,,c., accnsto,7od
.I.. t. ,.ti..,...,..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

THERE'S IN every true woman S
heart n spark Of heavenly fire.
which hes DORMANT in tho broad
daylight Of prosperity bat which
kindlcs up and beams and blazos
~ THO dark hour Of adversely
Washington Irving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

.ansNefs on Orpo,ite PsgsJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

The Sew Deal Party has
made tgv bar oniN p Very few
cc,'ufc, and those under tho
coWpul,ion Of hot publicity %
,1ttii1tttt- tttr-t-r-r1--y -t-1rt r--11 IL
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
Hull Can ell Much


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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
INITIATION HAD BY
STATES ENGINEERS

Raleigh. Nrv. lT-Elcvcn third
term freshmen and sophomore stu
dents have been initiated by the To-
cal State College chapter Of the
American Society of Civil Engin-
GERS. Professor ". +. BabcoCk OF the
civil engineering department. of
State College. and faculty advisor
fer Tive organization. announced here
,oday.
The newly initiated members arc:
John +. FoutS and Joe II. Bcrricr
of Lexington; !. {. Thompson and
Jesse l.. Roberts of Madison: Ed
ward J. Mahnnry. Brooklyn. n. Y:
William E. Vaughan. Henderson;
Walter f. Perry. Wingatc: Nur!lcc:
Sugg>. Pi"c Tops: Charles J. Ma
chos. Wilson: II. T.. Mizcllc. Bethel;
and Thomas I. Maylicld of Monroe
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

Best bait for rat trap. says a
81. Louis expert on such matters. is
porterhousc steak. Rats. it Stems.
arc just something else we'll just
have 10 endure for the duration.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

That 8G-ycar-old Londoncr who is
believed 10 have rum away TO sea
probably heard of shortage of
cabin boys.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

We can already visualize the wrath
of q postwar Chamber Of Commerce
on hearing lis community referred
10 rs 4 unc-hclicoptcr town.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

A Yves: coas; wallet snatchcr has
been arrested oG times. The story
Of his career in -four words: Caught
in q pocket"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

AS those "despised" Russians
thunder ever nearer the borders of
Germany. Der Fuehrer probably
wonders how soon he will have TO
switch his diet from administer rugs
10 whole chapters of "Mcin Kampf."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION SRA.
ton. Cars washed, fabricated
polished, batteries recharged, Gull
gas and oils. l.. 7. Harris GuIi
Service Station, Garnet and Hor-
ner SITS, phone ll98-W. 26-tt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

FOR PROMPT AMBULANCE SER
vice call GarncS & Williams Fun
eral Home, Walter GarneS. man
ager. day phone 49,. night phone
828-J. 8OG Andrews Ave. Hcnder-
son. 5-lii
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

GOOD TWO HORSE steel. Low
wheel wagon with body for sale q,
once. Gall 81 if interested
lG-lI-lg- ~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

WANTED LADY TYPTST AND
boolikccpcr. Must bc experience
cd. Good salary To- one who can
qualify. See Mr.. II. d. Stari;ey
al Halle Mines. Inc. McCoin Bldg.
henderson. y. {. l7-lti
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