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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Says System VIII Work # Not Abused

The plain cnOuCh
Monetary readily prescribe the basis for work
able currency money
II Will work II t is not abused
But tho trouble that political blue sky operators,
sennC themselves idcalS system
good currency system VIII adequate and
individuals viii attempt keep their payable bal
with their accounts receivable
But the rock which international currency schemes
frequently dashed dcStrucop the expectation thaome
involved C0mpcacd scheme viii msterOuSE enable weak
"havo-net' dependent from have
goods AceSs what they
ready willing exchange payment therefore
Loans credit if made sound basis. really lend the
debtor only If he unable unwilling employ such
self basis then tho loan itself docs
little postpone and compound the trouble
You and limit expenditures q receipts in the
dividends II
cmoprariy lam nomcntarly increase buy
power through making a-bsnk loan
Similarly the international field, currency financial
stabi2aon scheme which that
things sold last analysis provide the
purchasing power things services bought
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
WPB Demands
Conservation Of
Existing Goods

WASHINGTON Sept II I'm
portance OF conserVinG the things
We use in our daily life in order
10 get that extra ounce Of effort
into war production was stressed
this week by Donald VI. Nelson
ct irman Of the War Production
Board.
Nelson joined with heads Of
other war agencies in sponsoring
z Scvcn-pOlnt campaign designed
10 promote tho most efficient use
of manpower. fuels and other raw
materials and Equipment.
tn campaign, which will be
launched nationally during the
coming week viii embrace thc
fields Of coal. oil, gas. electricity.
water, communications and trans
poriation and viii be conducted
with principle emphasis on savings
IN manpoWer and raw materials
50 vital IN the war production
picture today
Conservation. too. reached back
into the field Of steel production.
sharp warning was sounded nf
growing concern over inadequate
supplies Of scrap metal Result T.
that representatives Of consuming
mills agreed during the past week
10 back up any salvage campa ign
that -MPR- -ScrS- e. -tes fetfft- PIT 4fft Scrap
reserves. they admit. have been
declining as production continues
tO mount
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Vinson, 0PA
P| Ian New Slash
In Food Prices

WASHINGTON -Sept. f3-At.Fptp
The government is prepared 10
pun into operation soon a new
food price reduction program
which is expected 10 bring nvinC
costs within 2 per cent Of Sept
Is. 1912, levels.
The program, II was learned
last night, was worked out by
Stahilization Director NinSon
with the cooperation Of the OpA.
The plan would cut living costs
another pa per cent Coupled
with claimed reductions of ~
per cent during the last three
months. il would mean a descent
Of about 4 per cent from peak
price Levels
Commodities 10 be affected in
clude lard. edible vegetable oils.
apples oranges peanut butter
and potatoes. The cost OF tho
program is expected 10 be well
within 100000 coo The SuhSidy
would come from funds available
10 government agencies thus
making congressional approval
UDnpCp~SaTN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
MORE MERCfRY

Easing Of domestic supplies due
TO increased production. compile
ton Of. Russian requirements. and
a safe Stockpllc permits alloca-
tion Of greater quantities ol mer-
curry 10 various classes OF users.
Mercury is used in film developers.
treatment Of green lumber and
wood preservation. Nermilon. wall
switches. thermometers and mar
me antl-foulinC pants as we'll as
FOR blasting caps ami for many
types Of industrial and scientific
thermometers
steel buyers are being asked
to use electric furnace alloy steel
instead of tho variety made in
open hearth furnaces The latter
plants are needed "a make carbon
steel which is very short AZ the
present time.
Herbert NJ Faust. well known
here because he was Detroit man
agor of the Curtis Publishing Co 5
office Tor a number of years. has
Just been appointed director Of
salvage division of WPB in Wash
InCton 70 succeed Paul G Cabot
of Boston who recently resigned
because Of III health.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
New Ian Due
ForWesternEine

CHICAGO Sept Possibility v
that Western Pacific Railroad
may emerge from us 'ruslccShip
which has existed since 1896 into
fully reorganlIed and Sclf-con-
frollcd status before the end of
the year + seen IN Cerlliica Hon
hv ICC Of almost complete
creditor approval OF reorganIza-
ton plan
i is expected the final Feorgani-
ZatIon committee can be named
and 60 30 work almost as soon
As a court order can be drawn
This committee viii bc composed
-of three wcmbcrS. one viii rnprn-
sent RFC. ono Tho bondholdorS
and one tho 4. c. Jame-.Co. and
Railroad Crodi'-Corp
chief task - drawing of two
mortgages pattern for which al
ready is laid down Relative SIM
pucity Of reorganization steps Is
regarded as making for possibility
of speedy action since degree ot
assem- 10 plan obyIa'cS prospect
of further litCa'lye delays
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Allied Victories
Fail TO Spur
World Markets
BY B. &. FORBES

The pttbitr may have eXagger-
ated the importance Of Italy's un-
reserved surrender, the financial
world didn't: Stocks acted
calmly
The historic event is immeaS-
urably valuable pSychologically
The cold fact, however, as Sec
reIary Of War Stimson cmpha-
sizes. is that the military situation
has not been tremendously
changed. Italys armies had al
ready become weak. Wobbly. dis
plrited Resistance 10 invasion
had come mainly from NaZi
troops Admittedly the about
face by the Italian authorities
has Disconnected the Hitler fight
crS in Italy. II remains 90 be
seen how far northern Italy Will
be immediately eliminated as "A
battlefield.
Military authorities view the
Overwhelming anSWecp OF the
Russians. the CeaScleSS retreat of
the Germans ON their farfiung
eastern front. aS at least Compar-
7nip m importance WITH the-hap-
DCUIngS i'm ltalV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
HOSIERY DRIVE ENDS

= Official end Of salvage collcc-
tion Of silk and nylon hosiery was
announced Completion date Of
this campaign is set for Septem-
bcr 30. More than IS 000 600 pairs
ri stockings already have been
collected Not many more silk or
nylon hose are believed 10 be
available.
In tho industrial fold there
was sharp reduction in The num-
hor of types and sizes Of A4SeS
This IS expected 10 increase pro-
dactlon of these bY 20 per cent.
Additional files and raSpS can nc
made for export The making of
certain types OF wrenchos. pliers
and nipperS previously banned.
can be resumed
tffidT7 III ne use 0f fiber contain
ers for shipping has been eaScd.
There is no longer a flat prohlbi-
ton against their Use. except IN
cases where other le>s critical
fi1I-lte = Fl = i fright f,t- trrr1DiovrC-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
CoLoSS AI-SrENDING

Government expenditures are so
colossal, that tho lcvyIng TAX
WISE Of an the traffic witt beat.
-4fr-r-rirrit n 7ttTrrafrt0r71 ttfr1t
businessmen of mature experience
understand the Vital necessity of
always Io0T-Ug ahead Of Strcru-
04>lv- STRIVING 20 prepare for
.frcr.cnELls = l. nre . = p,-tl-p-
know bow essential itIs 20 allow
tho nation S cWplolmCnt-proyidng
enterprises 10 iortfy themselves
against looming responsibilities OF
mountainous magnitude
II Washington 80 hamStrIngS
industry that i VIII be impossible
for industry 10 grapplc reasonably
effectively with me staggering
task pi furnishing employment for
tho millions released from unl-
forms an1 v1r work. trCn Wash
rgton viii have 20 come 10 the
tt->.t5c- -or II Gt5rt,t >rstit-.
While they do not say SO pub
hc.y 'he truth IS hat not a tow
mon of affairs feel that Washing
ton is anNloI, 20 become the SUE
proue DOMINATING. aiI.poWcrlul
force in Amcrca future econ
ouy. thus rcloCa'ng free enter
Prise 10 the background
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
For Amy Trucks

And then a tool and die man
insisted that Ford Motor Co
was producing motor blocks for
four>. skies and eightS an pas
Scrrct- -it--- fic-cNpiaincd bland
ly, that ihcY Wcrc going 10 be
roady 10 lump The gun when
tho 90 ahead was received.
A check revealed that the
skies anlb eight, were Blocks for
use In army Trucks tho same
typa-s-od i'm 7hc 65 and 50 horse
power Ford engines The eight
siS the same block used IN pas
eonCer cars bur these were
definitely on order for The army.
And irr four-cyl.ntCr blocks
arc for use I'm the Ford tractor
3 faw cf winch are bc.ne- -nuilr
f1r lend--eAso and fof use ~
critical afC8, hcrC
That block looks much ike
fho obi wodoI A block except
'rat rHe cylinder holes are
-na.'0r
Ard 'aats tav two companies
VITO ----It -eG'N IrronNA+trg
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Livestock Markets
CHIC ,C,O

GHioAG9 (ad .s3 81, Tor 81 iNs sas H9Gs ,li g
AIS 2e nesyifs Sl4 senii mediums.
Sit pUr1125 uIhfs S1f 7A1l52o urn'
Ehts &lE llt s., paching sows, 81. -
t1t-f r.sy l3ti3 o..
CATTLE 200 steady Calves goo
steady Rec steers Choice, SIS 30
10 s0. medium. Sl37 $50 yeartngs
ST. so 1is2E Butcher cattle. He.fers.
"a. calves Se1l6 feeders. 500 l3 3o
S'ockrrs steers. 81 2rlt So. COWS and
heif-fs s. Soql275
SHFt'r 500 Gon steady Lambs. Xt3
1IE. common. Si2 ais. yearlnes 81
f3. ewes Ss feeders. so so - so.
PtTT>Rt RON
pTTTSRT TGB sen N fNSN CATTl =
5000 stfad, steers good tr choice &le
sf o. 80 medium tr crod SIS 30 ie. CON
mon 'r medium. 81 fuHi5 Nefers. good
81 iHl2 to. common 20 medium s. hnU
fu 30 COWS saod - choIge. Is fo1 800.
medium 49, good Situt2. Gamers and
cutters 81 SnHs huUs good 90 cho 90
SlH 50u1I. common fr medium, 8 Ao 20
% so grass steers S1oJ1t ao
HOGS loo sfeASt Ibo-iS0 'hs. Sl1I
~ 90 IS0.2on ms X't fup 10 III 200 900
lbs Sia f0sfi5 30. Z2u-2to 'hs SIS go
j.. 5u. 25O 2aO ,hf SIS f0ula so. coo $50
.hs St-o +,t1 lo loo 5o ne Si2 - 2
- 80 rnushs SIZ - r. ~
so ao1i1 o. medium - good clipped
Siip13 O. common 4mhs rrrued S7H q.
ewes clipped S'f1 "c'ners Clipped
CAVES e5- s'eaty and select h.ehcr
good 'o tha.e So go ~ in medium 81
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Peace
Stocks
Lead Rise

NEW YORK, Sept. II qNS)-
The stock market extended ito
slow advance into the fourth
straight session this morning.
opening fractonally higher in
moderately active trading.
Peace shares again were The
features. Merchandising issues.
mail orders, communications and
air transports all advanced
slightly on first quotations with
such leaders as United Air Lines,
Allied Stores. American Tele-
phone and SearS-RoebuCk up frac-
tons
Rails strong in recent sessions,
were mixed while coppcrS. motors
and oils we're seatedy Steels we're
quiet
Opening prices Armour, ILL.,,
6h up L. CurtSS-W Wright. 7ls,
unchanged; Lockheed, 1875, up u;
Dome Mines, 25A off = Socony
Vacuum, l3's. unchanged: Inter-
national Paper, 11's. up Is Inter-
national Paper pfd. 63. up ~:
Bethlehem Steel 57ai, unchanged;
Anaconda, 25is, off Is: North
American, TIA, unchanged; Will
son, 81. up Ia American Tele-
phone and Telegraph 15S, up IL;
L. S. Steel 5la4. off a. Pennsyl-
vaani r. r.. 27ts. unchanged: :
Canadian Pacific, 9is, unchanged; ;
United Gas Improvement tex-disD
? q, off Il Southern Pacific, 25ia,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Last This Year

The third war loan drive II
successful Us probably cor0E 70
be the l3,t one ~ the calendar
year
The treasury has estimated
tina, rs total borrowing needs
20 tha cnd Of 1913 VIII hc ST
OOnra0 600
II SIS 100000 600 is raised
from non-hankug sources m
Tho drive fHo balance can bc
secured without TOO much diff
fcgl'v Sales Of war savings
bonds alone arc expected 10
bring jn three billions during
tho last three months of the
Nc3r.
The remaining three billion,
viii Doe secured from bank,
which VIII ho offered . per cent
bonds and p pcr cent ccruh-
Gates as soon rs tho th.rd war
loan drive is completed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Rumors IN wartime are not
only dangerous but they seem
10 grow and spread even more
RAPIDLY than i'm poacetime.
Two that came across this
desk in the last few days were
checked and proved 10 be en-
trelv erroneous. OF a compara-
lively innoMouS type neyerthe-
less. they indicate how such
stories start.
in Lansing the other day an
Olds mechanic mentioned that
reconvcrsion 10 automobiles
vas under way in Plant 81 and
that production could get un-
der way in IS hours.
l checked that and found that
building WAS originally used
for the manufacture OF a Ger
tam type Of shell Orders for
ordnance are being changed and
Canccied every day and the
OldS order for that type shell
was Slickcd back Because the
company was already doing the
same job in Kansas City, the
operations We're consolidated IN
the Kansas city plant
An order for a different pibco
~ ordnance was received and
tn plant in Lansing was con
Vcrtcd 10 tho uow iob. which IN
NnlAed considerable sheet metal
work.
Thus started the rumOr that
cars were going 10 be produced.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Attends Meeting on Monetary Standards

some Of the wShfm thinking about tho economy resembles
tho HE
hand the promising seeking Immortality
significantly extended human fo Through preventive
through developing antibodcS disease and through
perfccting drugs.
attended meeting tho other day Of monetary
ards inquiry This private effort intended supplement the
by tho United British and other for
basis for postwar financial "Slahilzafion'
This has a
For between World War ! and World War n much time
energy expense money expended
fcronccs for currency sterilization.
But the degree slight indeed
comparison with the effort exerted
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
IMPRESSIVE PROGRESS

The United NaiiOnS arc making
Impressive progress against
Japan
An this intcnsIficS the need for
Washington 10 give create r
thought 20 cooperating with IN
duStry TO meet postwar cond.-
iiOnS.
TWO major factors are worry
TU- fQTWaId-lOuklng lnduStraliStS
employers
Wa>hIneions drastic rencGotia-
lion policy they contend. must be
modified.
Greater latitude must be por-
mitcd IN setting aside reScr1 PS
against tho time when our con-
from peace 10 var pro-
dIcNOn arrives
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Paper Production
Holds al 81 Per Cent

NEW YQTtA Sept N13 Paper
production Iu Me week ended
Sept was Oh per cent of ca
paclty against 9li !. per cent m
the preceding week and S33 per
cent IN he week ended Sept. s.
1912. according 10 American Paper
& Pulp Association index oi mill
activity Papcrhoard production
was equal 10 % per cent of ca
Pscity against 90 per cent IN the
preceding week.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Farmers Market

FRUITS Agre Miato.n, tsce, -
ea ~ 30 "es.'N.e' '',.
r.s. e, 5soa s. s.
s. Err.naere-n ercsr.r.s Nu s. ~
crab elp.es tarr s. rF 80 -
Crar,a frr. Ser 10 psos nss'o'
81 N 81 Ht.s Hs."rt 'trg'
k- Ne s. So - %
Tlms GrsrnEare fancy 50 tl 80 J
50 taa- farnarf E NlH $50 ~
prars Bose go NIf $50 So
r.app.s Fs..rtr -. 81 ns $50
s.. par'Ieft $50 g. 81 o ua SO
: 81 51Hf $50 S2'4 '' Water
-.e..-s ta~.. s. ..y. So A5Ib.
Er 2 So
IEr~rir-E A<D SALAD GREENS
ce'srs gs1oste, >a 81 3. 73 -
r. Tesf le,,.'f ST. su.i soc nu Fr-
f..c fancy, g. tl %o Fnr 81 o..
e.. 81 E.rarn.e $50 THrVNi ru
VEGETABLE GEtt>S = q 2 . .
srrfrs SO Xt1l so pI Cr ards. so.
81 h.. ksIe Nr N1l - r..
fel $50 50 qor hl N1Var So
n. ~H.ss Ch4rd $50 Ti Hn. h.. IIr-
0.p 1rronr 30 T. 'l, 81 hl
tr.. 81 sa. na ~ 81 ln ST. o
81 S. "a f,rr,' 81 h. 81 Is
ST. Ne5 kcnue.t Wonder 80
nu So 81 rn Roman
beans $50 - 5rH7 b4 $50 ? -.
lima beans %u Stao15 oa Pee's
,a. ,a-uod So 50 5ur5 bH $50 3D.
q. P-arc.t t.rr, - 1U $50 <u
"a so ru 81 rrd rsbpaee So D.
81 75.-l lf m r4r. .srnage $50
ST. --tg bl. carrots nu~. r"H So -
.1t. fnt hfhe $50 % SOC topped
Como. s. p. nl So s. iItg2 So q.
e. &. so rr.sr. fanf. >i25.if 30
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Union Official Killed
In Lansing Car Crash

LANSING Sept 13 The death
Of a union official killed when
ms automobile oNerturn Q a.,
brought the cjty'S traffic toll TO
four thus far TINS year.
The victim Leland Rex CurSiSS
2S. Of zoos Sweet road steward
Al the Naeh-kclvnator plant
here was killed when MS auto
mobile got ont Of control and
overturned and caught fire.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Labelling of $50 Items
Revised in OP A Rules

WASHINGTON, Sept Il lINS)
The OPA announced today that
II had revised price control rules
on $50 commodities 10 conform
to the Taft Standardization"
amendment 10 the Commodity
Credit Corp-Aet
y This amendment. passed -hr
Congress in July after heated
controversy prohibits the OPA
from requiring grade labelling Of
commodities for price control pur-
poses, and provides that standards
observed in price control rules
shall follow business practices OK
eept where absolutely necessary.
Included among the commodities
10 which OPA standards apply
are beef, veal, lamb and mutton
poultry eggs, canned fruits and
vegetables. secondhand machine
tools, wastepaper. tires and tubes
iron and steel scrap, and prime
grade logs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Matches Free in AZ
Ruled Free in '43

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 (UP)
When a cigaret retailer refuses
TO give you matches with your
next purchase. cite for him OPA
Amendment No. 2 of maximum
price regulation No. 365.
1t rules that retailers who dur
ing March, 1912, gave away book
matches 10 purchasers of tobacco
products must continue TO give
away matches when sales of
these products now are made.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
X !ss:!; 5;sx11i 7sI;;zII'

~TNHE COST of this in money is enormous for
1~our enemies we'll as ourselves. Even the lowest
paid workers in Japan put 35ec of their earnings into
taxes, war bonds and savin9s-fO detedf u.s. We have
got to beat thar if weare going to beat Them.
Millions of of American metal being hurled
against enemies in blasting attacks from Norway
10 the Solomons They paving the path to Victory
at the lowest price in american lives.
When you Back the Attack with War Bonds your
money pays part of the cost of this overwhelming
storm that will break the Axis. But your War Bonds
have another purpose. All the money you put
into Americas fighting gear today will be paid back
10 you With infcreSt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Export Freight Volume
Heaviest on Record

WASHlNGTON. Sept II Vol
4me Of export freight excluding
coal and grain. handled through
l. 5 ports during August was The
heaviest on record. tota,InE 3D.
o22 carloads against Sl556 ln
AuSuSt 1912. an increase of 90
nor cont
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Hits Political Plans
To Stabilize Currency

The search for fools gold perpetual motion
chine :
Nowadays il takes the form Of political devices for per.
retual peace, fun employ mcni. and financial stability
In order 10
toured deadcnd streets. Is
fundamental grasp the of problem
Material progress q
rather than hout the principles of physics and chemistry.
Likewise, essential understand that national
economy is living, dynamic organism subject change 1uc
growth
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
0Ids Names Pi(kens
As Traffic MANAGER

LANSING. Sept Il - An
nounccmcnt was made today by
the OldS Motor Works of the ap-
pointmcnt Of Charles w PIckenS
as traffic nanagesSnd a. s. Cor
win as assistant trafr>C- manager
Of the OIdSmohAc dlNlSIorr~
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Saqinaw Markets

SAGINAW. Sept i3 (UP)-Today's pay
ing prices 10 growers for beans;
Pea beans s. 30 !ite red kidneys s.. so !:
dark red kidneys, 81 So, CRC yellow eyes.
So 80. CRC lite cranberries, s.. 40, Gro
dark Cranberries IS 30.
Wheat. 81 sOa 50 oats 7aq soc; rye.
81 .05fi .07; -roWed barley, 81. 81 u 2 40; ;
bucKwheat Sl.97a2; corn, Si.l3n lis;
SOY beans 81 SO
michigan Bean Col
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
N. Y. Bank CIedrinqs
Decrease Sharply

NEW YORK. Sept Il New
York Clearing House Association
reports cicarIngS for the week
ended Scptcmbct 10 toIahd S.
So 6i}.S17732 against Sfi35 so
5S3 I'M me prCviouS week
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Detroit Stocks

''s sa,., % HAa Vow rs, c- e, Sc
RurouLns .l5 t2 ~ ~
cont Nn'nr a. .t
HIfd Lock hf hS SO ga
Motor mod 500 fhh- iA'. 11hs P.
Tivon Brew -R % g
tNIISTFn
farobS FN IA nv h', NJ Nu..
y y Cent d so ia fN fs . 8
Dhidends ~ the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 40 far this year
"Nour Own Horoscope, by
Frances Drake. il one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
YOUR SECURITY TOMORROW s|I 8


Your dollars will be ready after the for your
protection-for motor o new home, and for
hundreds of other things that will make life more
secure, more pleasant.
Nor is thar all The dollars you in War
Bonds will help to keep Americans employed at
good wages when the is Those dollars of
income will buy the goods whose production will
keep American plants hummng.
Don't boost your own living costs by spending
your fighting dollars now. Put them into War Bonds
Make Victory for America Prosperity for you
Back the Attack from Wake TO the Skaegerak with
Bonds of the Third War Loan-in any amount from
$lS.75 upward Buy an extra $1O0 Bond now.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-30
7 79SF To-?
Can you answer these quiz ques.
tions? Turn to Page 4 for The
answers.

|. Edwin Barklcv and ". Y. ).
Tubman arc respectively President
and PrcSidcnt-clcCt Of u Republic ~
Africa; name the Republic.
2. Who wrote the novel con.
Curiosity Shop?
3. l. the Iambczi River in Africa.
Asia or South America?
4. How many times was President
Theodore Roosevelt married"
>. ChlCarof Harbor is ON which of
the Aluctian Islands?
q. George Fielding Elliot is q writ
cr ON chess. military affairs. or
philately?
:. The highest mountain on the
North American continent is in
Alaska: name II.
3. In which city docs ihC parlia.
mcnt of the Dominion 5i Canada hold
ats sessions?
8. Adolf Hitler is said TO have been
aided in writing "Mein Kampf' by
Joseph Gocbbels, Hermann Gocrins
or Rudolf Hess?
10. What is the purpose Of moving
the previous question" in q meeting
conducted under parliamentary law?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-30
DEMAND PICKS UP
FOR AUTO STAMPS

y "uucraol" pickup IN demand
for Federal automobile us stamps
VS. "y'lccahlc today a, tnc post q: =
;ls". WuCrr the Stici<crs arc on sale.
n definite figures wcr, uvuIlabI..
as 60 'nr number O! stan,rs that had
N'vH purchased. but Il t,,. Gays agu
&c ".3oc: WAS very So T.
TIE stamps are require, through
Hu' ''s country to bC . 1.',.i on alltr.
'...1." Wlnd-hcldS On ami after Jul.
:. = IS Federal war i.< and fiu..
a''a IN CtiCC, two yc,.">. The pre-,
Is Hat i've dollars for al type. of
Nc"r.vs. They are On sale only at
90 irr' office.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-30
20 Negroes
Indicted
Three Go to Navy,
Balance to Army;
az Are Rejected
at Induction Center

Iu6.,r.i,u ,rlirn,.. =, Pm. II4nr
,crrT,ro - r.'n uuI rejected .,..
rrnnt - ,,nil,arr. ,f Ncrrl .rirr,rvs
SON, ~ mo rr1rIr,, n rru.,r ,...,..-.l
,hr N,rr,, .rl,,, 49,. sorry. -. a,....I =, .
limo - ,,.. local 3.1ru ~, .u;.-
lied ,,..,..,IIx ,r,,ty
q, ,r,.r Irrrn.ri ,brr, v.li 81,
service Win inc N.yy md % MI;
servo win ,,r \~r.y twenty wen
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examination aid ,nGuc..nn
Those indicted mo Tho i-oy
inc!uc:cd James Henry Allen. M.
folk. Va: Rlhcr, Ell. Dvns,rn. ,',,.,c
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-30
81 Couples Take
Licenses in June
TO Marry Locally

MlrrlaGcS Increased cor ,idcrably
IN Vance county during June. at
Cofaing to compilation today al
inc register OF deeds office. The
'nt"i through Tuesday was 81. in
ciudins % whit" and ninc vnl"rC,i
couples, and ran 10 1873 The total for
inc iirSt half of the wear. including
- white and 81 colorcd couples.
f"E The first half of 1912 marriage
'i''lhS'N were acquired by l32 cuu-
PICS IN the county. Including a.
White and 62 colorcd. IN June alone
Il year ago the figure WAS II white
ana rInc colorcd. or total of %.
Writc III May Of this year clcvcu
Whitc and ten Colurcd couples OBJ
'aihco licenses, Il total OF -.