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ALL EMPLOYERS MUST
SEND In VICTORY TAX
RETURNS BY APRIL 30

The attention of all employers
is called to the due date for filing
their first Victory Tax Returns
for the quarter ended March 81,
le43. Returns should be forward
ed to the Collector of Internal
Revenue, Jacksonville, Florida,
on or before April 80. 1913.
This is new tax which be-
came effective January l, ls43. 1t
is a 5 per cent levy on all income
over s624.00 per year (s12.00 per
week.
The withholding provisions re-
quire that the tax be collected
by the employer on all wages and
salaries paid in excess of $1,000 per
week. The employer is required
to pay the tax withheld over to
the Treasury Department, quar-
terly. Men in the Armed Forces,
domestic servants in a private
home, farm labor and casual la
borers are exempt from deduction
at the source. These employees
will, however, be required to pay
the tax at the close of the year.
Those individuals following an
independent trade. business. or
profession and who are not regu-
larly employed by one employer,
are considered independent con-
tractors and are exempt from the
withholding provision 1on their
earnings. Their liability will be
declared and paid at the close of
the year
Employers who have not re-
ceived tax blanks should immedi-
ately request from the Collector.
Treasury Form vi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-26
EDWARD ROBERTS
dies in TAMPA
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FOR
MER KEY wEsTER TO
BE HELD THERE


News was received in Key
West yesterday announcing the
death of Edward Roberts, So, in
Tampa.
Funeral services and inter-
ment will take place in that
city.
Mr.. Roberts, who was a BROTH
er of G. Cleveland Roberts, who
operates business at the cor
ner of Caroline and William
streets, was born and reared in
Key West, having moved his
residence to Tampa a number of
pears ago.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Laura Roberts; two sons.
lionel v. Roberts, who is in the
Pacific war zone. and Lieut.. l..
Tillman Roberts, of Camp Ham,
Calf; two daughters, Mrs. T. D.
Douglas of Tampa, and Mrs. G..
B. Jones of Norfolk, Va.
Other relatives include his
father, Thomas H. Roberts: two
sisters. Mrs. Lille Sawyer and
Mrs. Marguerite Albury of Key
West; three brothers, Cleveland
and Frank Roberts of Key
West, and Leroy of Jacksonville.
besides five grandchildren.
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ANNOUNCE NUMBER OF
THOSE LICENSED TO
PRACTICE MEDICINE
Especial to The Citizen)

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April 26.
has 1891 men and wo-
men licensed to practice medicine,
it was announced in the sixth edi-
ton of the Florida Medical Di-
rectory just released.
OF this group. 965 doctors who
are licensed to practice in Florida
live in other states of the United
States and 81 others live in for
eign countries.
A copy of the Directory is be-
ing sent to each licensed medical
man, it was announced by DIR.
Stewart Thompson, managing di-
rector of the Florida Medical As
ISOLATION and compiler of the Di-
rectory.
Nm addition to an alphabetically
arranged list OF. the licensed medi-
cal mens the Directory includes a
compilation of Florida medical
laws; lists Of members of the State
1 = 4 =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-26
STONE CHURCH PUT
ON EASTER PROGRAM

Members and visitors turned
out en- masse yesterday 10 stten5
the Easter services IN the First
Methodist CStone) Church
With its auditorium. one us
the largest IN the CITY, packed
to overlooking with many seat
ed in the pulpit with the pastor,
the church presented a truly
beautiful picture with the white
and khaki uniforms of the ARM.
Navy and Marines along with
the WAVES and wAACs min
ehng with the vari-colored dress
es and suits Of the civilian vur-
shippers.
The auditorium itself was Ike
wise dressed for the occasion
with beautif' floral eombins-
tons which together with the
recently installed pews and 9th
er improvements contributed 10
the worshipful atmosphere
Special music for the occasion
was rendered by the church choir
under the direction of Gerald
Saunders, with Mrs JOSEPH
Sawyer at the Hammond EIec-
trio organ and Mr.. Saunders or
the violin.
Following the musical num-
bers the pastor, Rev. A c. r.
Were, delivered a soul-S1n-rng
message on Tie thense. Chris
Is Risen. Atzsfbes zeonclussss.s
sveral candidates. pfesented them
selves tSr church EneEsbership.
just preceding thee mowng
Worship -four. the pastor afflcist-
ed Sin the baptism OF . number
of infants, one of the most holy
rites of the church.
At the evening hour a fine
congregation returned to enjoy
the cantata, Christ Is Risen"
presented by the church choir,
following which the pastor de-
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
COMMENDED FOR WORK
IN WAR BOND SALES

The First National Bank of
Key West is one of COM
parativelY few in the United
States that have exceeded
their War Bond quotas every
month since the beginning of
the war. and today the bank
received from Henry Morgen-
than. secretary of the Treas
ury. the following certificate:
For distinguished service
rendered in behalf OF the
Wsr Savings Program. this
Citation is awarded to the
First National Bank of Key
West"
The current American
Banker magazine carries a
long article beginning on the
front page. about a citation
having been awarded 10 the
banks in Hartford. Conn.,. and
the article says that the Hart
ford Times and other news
papers in that city ran stories
more than three columns long
about the event.
The governor of Connect
cut and other state and Hart
ford public officials attended
banquet that was given to
celebrate the awards of the
citation.
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FINAL RECITAL TN
ORGAN SERIES AT
CHURCH TONIGHT

The sixth and final organ reci-
tai in the series offered under the
auspices of St. Paul's Young
Peoples Service League, will be
given at ST. Paul's church this
evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. by
Charles Roberts, organist.
The program of organ music has
been arranged to include the best
loved and most popular compost
tons presented on the first five
programs in the recital series.
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of .ex-
pressing our sincere appreciation
to the many friends who were
SO kind and considerate during
the illness and after death of
our loved one, Mrs. Hannah Crit
fin. We especially thank those
who donated the use of their cars
for the funeral, and to those
who contributed floral offerings.
We assure one and all that their
kind deeds will always be re-
membered. THE FAMILY.
-. ...Es~. npr26-1t
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JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
TO MEET TOMORROW

There will be an important
meeting of the Junior Woman's
Club tomorrow afternoon at S
o'clock at the clubhouse on Du-
val street.
AT this meeting the club will
be reorganized and new officers
elected.
All members are urgently re
quested to attend, also those
who are interested in becoming
members.
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VISITS KEY WEST

Veral c. Roberts, Jr., seaman
second class, U. S. N. A. s., who is
stationed at Melbourne, Fla, ar
rived in Key West Saturday morn
ing for a short visit with his per-
ents, Captain and Mrs, Veral
Roberts. 1924 Elgin street. go
FSeaman Roberts has taken up
AviatSof Radio in the Naval Air
sMtjj at Melbourne. He left Sun
fsXs on the return trip to his sta
tionlys
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-26
NEW ARRIVAL In
PIARROT FAMILY

Announcement has been made
of the birth of son to Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Parrot this morning.
The new arrival weighed seven
pounds. The Piarrots reside at
COL Fleming street.
Mother and baby are reported
to be getting along nicely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-26
MARY SMITH FIRST I'M
CITY TO JOIN WAVES

Miss Mary Frances Smith. age
20, of 706 White street, was the
first in Key West to sign up with
the WAVES. Miss Smith passed
the required examination in Mi
ami, and will be sent to Hunters
College in New York City,
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Board of Medical Examiners, the
State Board of Health and the
State Board of Medical Examin-
ers in the Basic Sciences; list of
interns and hospital resident
physicians; a list of members of
the Florida Medical Association
by component societies, and the
authorized. complete list of Flor
ida hospitals.
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Chapter 10
Bright Day

THE next day-the day of the
J barbecue - was perfect. The
weather man had shown great
k&neyolence. And as Joe Nicely
Stood looking out of the window
"a his bedroom he thought that il
B0ked rs though the weather mar
had taken the most perfect day
IN June and an ideal September
day, stirred them well, and added
rust the proper touch of August
sky and sunshine.
Not a cloud. /. a gentle breeze
-. and over all a canopy of spot
less blue.
He turned away from the win
dow, and finished dressing. 1t was
when he was putting his best pa
jamas. his toilet articles. and his
swimming trunks in a beach bag
the telephone bell rang. He picked
up the receiver.
Hello?" he said.
lsIs that you, Joe, honey?"
feminine voice inquired.
Eyes" Joe said, smiling to him.
self. This is Joe-honey."
sJoe, honey, this is Daisy. I'm
IN q terrible dilemma"
whats happened?"
tive got no one to take me out
to the barbecue. Fred's going to
take some of the town folks that
have been invited-good business,
he says! And Ruby's uoing the
same"
what about Paul?"
roh, he's going to take your
aif1-friend." 8 -
II thought she was already out
there"
aaShe was. But it seems that she
had to come in for some last-nin-
ute errands, and Paups playing
bslsman or Cupid or boy scout, or
something"
"And you want me to drive you
outs that it,"
Yes, Joe, honey. Unless you've
also got a carful."
mot q SOUL" said Joe. "Glad to
have company. Are you ready?"
YES, Joe, ! am" said Daisy.
I've got the Quickest sort of
dress for the barbecue. and one
for this evening, and one for to-
morrow. I've also got some. Stacks
70 wear over my bathing suit,
ard
Just a minuter" Joe cut lin.
Maybe I'd better bring a truck. !"
Daisy laughed. "Pve got every
one of those things in one small
sa1itcase. Believe it or not"
TITS hard to believe, all right, !"
said Joe. But I'll take your word
for; il. Be down in the Inn lobby,
DAisy-pll be there in fifteen min
utes.h
"Oh, Joe, you are sweet" said
Daisy. 'Tm dying to see what you
look like in a bathing suit"
"Some folks say I look like
Jimmy Stewart" Joe kidded.
"Others say / resemble the Living
Skeleton - when I'm wearing
swimming trunks"
zoe Nicely. what thing to
sayI"
I'll be seeing you, said Joe
just before hanging up.
Top OF The World
LIE FELT oddly gay and care
= 4 free. Though heaven alone
knew why he should feel that
way. He ought to feel lower than
Hades, considering all that had
happened during the past week,
or rather all that had not hap
pened. Scarcely a glimpse Of
Kathleen. Just seeing her hurryl
ing here or hurrying there-and
nearly always with Paul Pennell.
And Mr.. Frank seeing almost as
much of Ruby Howard. What in
heck had come over the
Vaughans, anyhow? It looked as
though the only member of the
household who had any sense left
was Lizzie.
Oh, well. the day was too per-
feet for dwelling upon unpleasant
matters. Laugh-say clever things
--be gay-be the life of the party
IL 1t kills you, Joe Neelyl
He finished his packing, grabbed
up the beach bag. and went out
to his car.
Daisy was waiting for him.
looking like something out of
Vogue. Pale blue frock that
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VISITING HERE

Mrs. Milton W. Grinnell was
among the recent arrivals in Key
West from Tampa, and is visiting
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
William Menendez.
Mrs. Grinnell, before marriage,
was Miss Mary Menendez. of this
city.
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BazSlsr-EhE zZz1 SEQ s
the tine tshle- 11en $50 uz
not have rnlssd - rrz
Rhu1es-TEzf uzs TzsE ts= r~-
ble NzSze6 - - -z-s 49,
10 pIzzZle og1 rhe re $685.
that tae tan 80 49,
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FAR q 20 IE'
=. !By Wofkins {. WRIGHT

matched the sky, and made her
eyes look even bluer. A wide flop
Ply hat that dipped here and there.
giving her a little girl appearance
one moment, and a look of mys-
terry the next.
Like me in this get-up?n said
Daisy. y
81 certainly do" said Joe. rOnly
don't call 1T a .getuup.s.It,s too
beautiful for such a description"
Thanks. Joel" said ;. Daisy.
Now you've added the perfect
touch to perfect day"
They drove out of town, and
turned into the road which led
to the old Vaughan farm. Joe rec
ognized number of town people
heading the same way.
Looks like old home week."
he said, cor time for the County
Fair"
THE Vaughans certainly must
be well-fxed," said Daisy, ''to be
able to entertain so lavishly."
There's nothing lavish about
giving barbecue" said Joe. "Just
a lot of hard work"
'But all those peop1en
'There're to be only about
thirty guests in all. That's not so
many"
Goodness, Joe, honey, if had
to cook for that many people I'd
just curl up and die"
And that" said Joe, would
be just too bad. You look too al
Turing to curl UP and die. Daisy,
honey"
Proposal, From Daisy
ITO YOU really think I look al
~ luring2" . Daisy said very
aYou BET / dol" said Joe.
They drove along in silence for
while. Daisy hummed presently,
a popular love song. Listening to
her, Joe was reminded of a girl
who sang over the radio.
Were you terribly hard on me
in the review of Lets Call on
Letty?" Daisy asked suddenly.
of course not" said Joe. IT
tried to do right by our little
Daisy"
"Sweet-sweet-Joe."
ooh, no. nothing like that. Just
too soft-hearted, ! suppose, to be
a genuine George Jean Nathan or
a Brooks Atkinson"
will there be a part for me in
your play?" Daisy wanted to
know. "The play Ruby's inter-
ested in"
There may be-"
"And will you speak a good
word for me-to Ruby?"
81 don't think that would do
any good, said Joe. Ruby
knows all about you already"
but If the playwright recon-
mends me, it will help"
Joe chuckled. 'sWe're certainly
crossing our bridges a long time
before we get to them," he said.
Ruby hasn't even read the play
yet"
Daisy sighed. How nice it
would be-" she unused. eff ac-
tresses weren't so terribly jealous
OF each other"
"Are they?" said Joe.
They certainly are. Ruby is
always so afraid I'll spoil one. of
her scenes-or steal one. It makes
me very unhappy, Joe, honey"
But things are like that in all
lines of work-people are jealous,
always fighting competition, and
ITS worse with acting. Joe.
You'll never know"
Maybe I will-if ! get a play
on"
Daisy moved closer to the
young man beside her. She looked
up into his face.
Joe, honey" she said, some
times / wish ! were just an or
binary girl"
"Why?" said Joe bluntly.
Il mean, / wish were Just a
girl who was content to be a wife
and mother-and not one with
ambitions"
well. suppose you were? What
them"
I'D fall in love with you, that's
what" said Daisy.
Joe actually jumped. with
mel" he said. Now you're talking
through your hat.
I'm not, joe, really mean it"
>. Joe stopped the car, then.
IaDxe be continued
- fssusrFs -
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BICYCLES-Motor Scooter, Flash
light Batteries. Electric Irons,
Cords, Large Pedestal Fan, "a
inch. Apply at Skating Rink.
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All. But the FiavorI

Your husband gets a lot of
sentiment out of his pipe, doesn't
he?"
Indeed he does. It's perfectly
disgusting to see him clean it"
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A LOVELY TRAILER for sale.
Sleeps three people. Equipped.
For sale reasonable. Call 600
Division ST. at Restaurant.
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LOST at Strand Theater Satur-
day, brown wallet containing
money; important to owner for
sick child's medical expenses.
Also working mans gas ration
book, car licenses and job
Identification. Reward crate
fully given. Box +, co Citi-
Ess ----.-. hpr26-3tx
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FOR SALE. incomplete new liv-
able house on corner lot. Furn-
ished, city water, chicken house
with poultry. Clear title. $1,150
cash or terms. Sanchez, owner.
2438 7th ST., Corner Patterson.
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SPECIAL-One thousand Manila
Second Sheets. $1.00. 500
Sheets, 60c. These prices now
in effect. The Artman Press.
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REAL ESTATE

Business or Residential Lots All
Parts of the Island; Terms
j. OTTO KIRCHHEINER
Realtor
Phones 124 and 736-R sos Duval
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HELP WANTED

MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy. apr7-tf
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LoST-wrist Watch, yellow gold
Elgin, on DuvaI street. Re-
ward if returned to CO., Citi-
zen office. apr23-3tx
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MATTRESSES WANTED-Side-
walk Cafe. sD;,yal and Fleming
streets. apr20-tf
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WANTED

wANTED-Furnished Apartment
by reliable married couple.
Box A, clo Citizen. apr22-6tx
WILL BUY FOR CASH, used
Light Delivery Truck Apply
Schiemann, 119 Duval Street.
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TRICYCLE., doll carriage. prac-
tically new. AL Albufy st.
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WEATHER REPORT

Observation taken at $3.50 a. m.
E.W.T.f (City Office
Temperatures
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FOR SALE

TECHNICAL BOOKS - New
Shipment weekly. A look at
our Technical Shelf may save
you dimes of postage and
weeks of waiting. PAUL
SMITH, bookseller, 334 Simon
ton st at Eaton st.
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FOR RENT

ROOM and BOARD. Very rea-
sonable. 419 Southard Street
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LOST

LOST-"A" Gas Ration Book.
Rae Russell, ga United street.
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THE MAN IRENE JONES LOVED and was going to marry
was Marine corporal who killed Guadalcanal.
That's why the pretty Atlanta girl shown above joined
Marine Corps Il want to feel like I'm carrying for him.
she said. Corp. Milton Pratt, of Eay Ca already had
purchased the wedding ring but his outfit pulled out before
he could marry her. Irene wears the ring-on her right
hand.
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Key West and Vicinity: Mild
temperature tonight.
Florida: No decided change in
temperature this afternoon and
tonight, scattered showers south
east portion.
Hatteras, N. c., to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: No small craft or
storm warnings have been Is
sued. Ns>s>~~.s...A..A.s.n
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Relative Humidity
71qe ,F.,s.,s,.
Tomorrowis Almanac "a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
SANTA CLAUS MAKES PLANS

Charlotte.-An early appeal comes
from the Save the Children Fede-
ration" Of New York City. for Christ
mas toys for American children.
mostly in isolated mountain districts,
who will have no gifts except those
sent by generous folk who respond
to their appeal. The organization, now
seven years old. through its Santa
Claus Party" last year sent $4,000
gifts to the southern mountains. The
appeal is: will you send the Santa
Claus Party doll. a child'S book,
some Christmas clothing, baseball
bat, candy or anything that will bring
Joy TO a young American heart?'
Send your contribution prepaid to the
"Save the Children Federation Santa
Claus Party" 482 Park Avenue. New
York City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06

In the sir Water Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
BN LYNN NISYIT

Raleigh. oct. 5.-iiugTy Il. Cald-
well. master uI the State G.angc. g..
completed the lob Of getting .cSulJ-
t!un. ADOPTED ny The State mcctin.
LIST week III ShrnC Tor presentation
To- tine National Grange convention.
Ti,.C ~. eight main items among
th" resolutions gur" up from this
State one asks I1r revision OF cur
"c:i regulations prohibiting CStap-
!ishm,m' of migratory lab". camps IN
new locations. ard asking that iha,
be changed - such camps can be
placed where they are needed.
Adjustment OF grain prices 81 that
more protein base feeds will bc avail
able is asked. NuothC- approach -
the same problem i made in the
resolution asking government and
industry 10 seek some other source
q! fertilizer nitratrS and leave cot
ton seed meal and similar oil meals
tor cattle feed One way Ia accom-
plish this will be by larger imports
ut nitrate OF soda for fertilizer.
More recognition by seicCt!vc SCI.
vice and manpOwcr authorities of tnt:
need tor farm labor IS requested
Some curb on The use of price cell
:uGS j., asked Iu the end that pIuduc-
'i"n costs and selling prices of farm
products NAV he better adjusted
Perhaps In" most controversial Of
the resolutions deal. with tho pr,--
hl"m of Federal administration Of
the food program. The Grange asks
tina: responsibility for a.! regulation
81 t""d.'u'f~-p production. dIstribu
ion and price fixing be placed uu-
Gcr one head. 1T present there are
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06


for some months, and on Iircsd,,.
of last week was taken 10 tho pi"t
rn0nd hospital, and there l,rdcr,.o',
II serious brain operation Sa,urSaM1
of last week. On Thursday of ,b;,
week he developed p"cun0nin ,r,J
grew continuously worse until h'
death.
He was for many year, = no,,l,,-
of Holy Innocent Episcopal rhm,,t
here during his residence in iJo,,
derSon. and WAS mcmDrr .. SOU.
cral fratcrniticS.
Funeral services will be hold 3,
Holy InnucCnts church Sumdav ~.
crnoon al $50 o'clock. in cbnrno ~
Rev. Aired p. Chambliss. rrr,Hr '" v,
Emmanuel Episcopal churcl 81, w.
rcnton. and inrcrmcnt will be IN H..
family lYt in Ehnwuad c,m,,n ",c
hero.
Mr.. Cr"wdcr WAS married m Do
Ccmbcr. 1906. Ia Miss E,hc co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
B. r. Crowder
Dies After
An Operation

Artcl. brief ia; scuiou, illness,
r. Il. Cruwdrg. ia. died II ll:5n
o'clock Friday night AT thu. Hospital
"i the Medical CuIlc"" of Virginia
IN RichmnnG. The nudy WA n.ur2ht
here today asd will remain at im,'
Eosi,r Fuurr;,l Hour ,uffi ~, hru!
al the funeral Sunday afternoon.
M. Cruwdr was tor Il number of
years owner at large tYrci.iu"
hu.inCS IN RaiviGh. distributing food
products over Eastern North Caro-
lima undr.' contract with Inc Great
Atlantic d Pacific Tea Company
Ii" sold tn, business the frs; OF
this car, and continued TO conduct
" smaller trucking business in AID
around Raleigh.
lie had boon IN iailinn hcnliN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
NEGRO. ENTERS OFFICE
OF H. 0. FAULKNER CO.

Thomas Burwcll. colored was ar
rested at 2 Il. m. this morning in the
office Of II. O. Faulkner and Son at
the col yard on Spring street. Bur-
we'll has formerly been tried for
breaking and entering. but nothing
was found missing in this instance
The arrest was made by officer G..
s. Eastwood
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-06
Steel Group
To Ask Raise
(Contlnucd from age Onr)

CONTINUED from age Onr)
cutivc committee Monday.
On record as dcnuuncing admins
'r"tiun of the wage sterilization prr-
gram as national hodge pudnc.
h"ray sand he wouldn't care a.
comment before Monday un re.
ports that new wage demands wnulu
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