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La gaceta., 1943-01-29
ElComite lntraladc infoma sobve
los cnmenes n%Azistas contra la educacion
PoR PEDRO HERRERA C.
Servados 1912 por la Overseas News Agency

mes educacionales, Y han des-
truido santuarios culturales e
hist6ricos, incluso las casas y re
cuerdos personales del escritor
Tolstoy, del composition Tschai-
kowsky.
Consigna ell Comite que en-
Francia han procedido los nazis
ihaSta ahora, mas cautelosamen
tie que en- pals alguno. Ell tra5a-
jo de transmutar la educaci6n
libre en- ~dogmatismo autorita-
rio ha permanecido bajo la d.
recci6n del regimen de Vichy.
Los nazis ham p%resumido que
Pierre Laval era id6neo para
realizar la faena con tanto &C.
10 como ellos mismos.
Ell fin supreme de la educa-
ci6n es crear en- cada nino un
nazi", afirma en- la publication
"Voelkischer Beobachter", con
desnuda franqueza, Bernhard
Rust, Ministro aleman de Glen
cha, Education Y Cultura.
En- la antigua Esparta, deScu
brieron va sus despotas que los
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
SCOTT ST KNT2ENA
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

FL notable pGgil Buddy Scot,
del peso complete, sc entrena
desde aver en- Benjamin Field,
y lie ayudan varios militares
que saber boAaar.
Scott Sc batira q venidero lu
mes, en- eli Auditorio Municipal,
con ell soldado Art McCurdy, de
st. Petersburg, destinandose I'm
tanto por ciento de las ganan-
cias al fondo de la PARALYSIS in
fantil.
Jim Downing espera un lleno
complete, con la cooperation de
los soldados de las bases Mac
Dill y Drew y los obrerOs de los
astilleros y las fabricas de ia
bacos.
Ayudara a Scott en- la tarde
de hoy, Dummy Robinson, el
peso complete que trabaja con
ell circo de Ringing.
Ademas de la "pelea estrella"
Sc preSentaran estos combates
Tommy Purcell contra Ben Mon
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
LOS CLUBS DE PELOTA
PUEDEN AUMENTAR LOS
SUELDOS

Washington, Enero BE
Negociado de Impuestos Interio
res decide aver que las move
mas de pelota pueden conceer
aumentos de sG5ldos a suS pelo-
teros sobre la base de merito o
buenos servicios prestados, con
tai de que los aumentos queden
dentro del presupuesto de suel-
dos de cada novena.
Cada novena debera presentar
una lista de los sueldos abona-
ell aho pasado, y la escala
ell sueldo mas bajo al mas
alto sera aceptada por ell Bur6
como la escala de sueldos esta-
.blecida por ell club.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29

LAS PANTERAS Y LOS TER
RIERS A HOY Y
MANANA CONTRA LOS
~QUINTETOS DE Liza
LANDON Y ANDRES JACK
SON
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
DEPORTES
WILLIE PEP
CON ALLIE ST0LTZ

New York, Enero 29.-El
campe6n del peso de puma, Wi
lie Pep, peleara en- la Madison
Square Garden, esta noche, a
10 asaltos, con Allie Stoltz, un
fuerte aspirante a la corona de
las 1876 libras.
Mike Jacobs espera la asis-
tencia de 1900 espectadores y
un rendimiento de 100000.
81 Stoltz es derrotado en- es-
he combate, perdera una porci6n
del terreno ganado en- su cate
goria.
Pep tiene a su cr6dito I'm TO-
tai de SO victorias consecutivas
y aun no ha sido derrotado.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
ORTIZ PUSO A DORMIR A
o r FREITAS

Oakland, California, Enero
29.-El campe6n mundial del
peso 'bantam," Manuel Ortiz,
defendi6 aver su titulo y puso a
dormir, en- el decimo asalto, a
George Freitas, de San Jose.
La pelea tenia ell limite de quin-
ce asaltos que autoriza la nue.
va ley del Estado.
Pesaba Ortiz 11712 libras y
su rival 117fA.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
LOS DISCIPULOS DE JOSE
SOLO GANAR0N UNA
PELEA

Kansas City, Enero 29.-El
campe6n mudial Jose Luis, meti
90 a maestro de boXeadores,
present6 aver a sus discipulos
on I'm programa y de ocho COM
bates solo gan6 uno.
Luis estuvo en- la esquina de
sus gladiadores y asegura esta
orgulloso de ellos.
Joe Prodosky uno de los pd-
giles entrenados por Luis, pogo
un tremendo puhetazo y en- ell
tercer asalto lie hicieron la cuen
ia a su rival, Ray Spurlock.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29

FL plan empez6 a cumplirse
oficialmente Ell dia en- que los pc
lotones de asalto y la soldades-
ca de los nazis convergieron en-
los a~lojamientos estudiaRtlles
de la Universidad de Praga y
desataron su safa contra los a.
hmnos Y los profesores. Para
medianoche, habian asesinado a
156 de los unos y de los otros,
y transportado a 1,200 mas a
EOS campos de concentration.
Identica politica de brutal y
total exterminio de cualquier vi
braci6n de pensamiento Sc ha
practicable en- Polonia, Grecia,
Yugoeslavia Y Russia.
A los ITO profesores de la u
riversidad de Cracovia, la mas
antigua del mundo, fundada en-
1864, los mandaron a campos
dc concentration. Cerraronse
las puertas de la Uni ersidad
de dublin Y de Varsovia..
Ell pueblo griego Sc halra ener
vado Y enemico. a consecuencia
del hambre, y no podria sacar
provecho de la educaci6n aun-
que Sc la permitieran. Els muy
Iificil mantener la atenci6n de
un nino hambriento. Attends,
los alemanes Sc han incautado
de muchos edificios escolares, y
aquellvs que no han ocupado
adn, carecen de caGefakci5n v
de condolences para la ensenan-
"a.
ia corruption de los ninos
que asisten a las pocas escuelas
abiertas, reviste mGltiples for
mas" declara ell Comite Inter
aliado. "Una escuela secunda-
ria de ninas, de Atenas, tuvo
cue clausurarse, porque los sol
dados italianos importunaban a
las alumnas. Sc procura seducir
a muchachas de IA amos con ell
senuelo de tarjetas de raci6n su
plementaria o con pleas de me-
Gio kilo de pam"
Los alemanes Sc %irritaron con
ira la Uniyersidad de Atenas, y
la clauSuraron. Sucedi6 iguaI
con la Universidad de Sal6nica.
Ademas, no Sc oye NADIA de la
Politecica de Atenas,
una de las mas afamadas Es-
cuelas de Ingenieros del Cerca-
no OIicnte..
En- Russia, los alemanes Sc
han conducido con especial de-
pravaci6n; han pillado Y asesi-
han arrastrado a un MI.
nero de hombres, mujeres y nj
nos a trabajos forzados; han
saqueado museos e institucio-
La gaceta., 1943-01-29

Tendra a %out' UNA durncA6n,
81 antes no ocurre un "nocaut",
de Is asaltos.
Lemos Y Ruffin combatieron
aqui en- 81 mes de septiembre del
ano pasado e hicieron tablas.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
RITCHIE LEMOS PELEARA
CON RUFFIN

New Orleans, Enero 29.-El
empresario local Lew Diamond
anunci6 aver que ell dia 8 de fe-
,brero peleara aquf Richie Lee
mos, excampe6n del peso de plu
ma en- ell estado de California,
Y Bobby Ruffin, de New York.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29

tabana, en- 81 seEnifinal q ocho
asaltos; Charlie Bryan y Allen
Wilson, el primero de Plant CT
ty y oil segundo de Dade City, en-
un match" especial a 8 asal-
tos; Bill Scolaro y AL Fern, a.
pellidado Fernandez, a 6 asal-
tos.
Los billetes de entrada Sc han
puesto a la venta en- numerosoS
e~stablecimientos del distrito cc
mercial.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
COMPRO Ell CONTRATO
DEL
GUS DORAZIO

Filadalfie, Enero Pei We
terano director de pGgiles F.
Palermo compr6 aver ell contra
to de Gus Dorazio, I'm p1gil del
peso complete.
AsegGrase que Joe MARITIME,
ell hasta aver director de Dora
zio, cobraa no menos de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
DERROTA DEL PESO ME-
DANO R

Elizabeth, N. j., Enero 20
Ell peso mediano Buddy Farrell,
de Newark, superb aver a Billy
Morris, de Filadelfia, y los jue-
ces lie otorgaron la decision.
Pesaba Morris l5112 libras,
una menos que Ell ganador.
La gaceta., 1943-01-29
% tuEnaA n aasconten

esSavos 90 tuEnaR an d~asconten
tos cuando sc les educa- En- con-
secuencia los "totalitarias" es-
.partacos mantenian a los escla-
vos en- la ignorancia, o los ma
taban sin mas consideration, 81
mostraban un earacter rebelde.
Esta acci6n no la ha o lvidado
Hitler, quien ha sostenido rel
teradamente que una estaca es
capaz de destruir ell mas intelec
tual Y bravo eSpiritu.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05

psychiatry helps most Of the
men, once they realize that they
are actually sick.
In addition TO the rest centerS
and medical! admittaace Offices
in the United States, the War
Shipping Administration and the
United Seamen $ Service main
tain foreign and domestic
chain of residential clubhouses
for merchant Seamen, recreation
al centers and a personal SerV-
ice division on a scale unheard
OF IN maritime service history
until World War IL.
AS therapeutic in treatment
a the rest centers al home are
residential ciubhouses for sea-
men, established IN the wake OF
war at most 7 1rts where great
American conveys dock. The
clubs are bits Of America on
foreign shores where the men
can read American newspapers,
drink American coffee, play
pool or buy American cigarettes.
AS the va spreads, so spread
establishments for those thou
sands Of Yankee seamen who
put ashore after long convoy
tricks. Today there are clubs
from fog bound Gourock, Scot
land once called World : End, y
10 Cape Town, South Africa.
There are Clubs Or canteens
planned or established in Aus
tralia, various South American
ports, Paramaribo and George
town. at RykjavIk, Iceland, and
AT Pasra and 'horrsmShaar IN
the Persian Gulf.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05
Tin Collection
Plans Ready
Seek TO Brock
Prior Record

The regular collection Of pre-
pared tin cans in Macomb coun-
w Will start early Saturday
morning. Maeomb salvage COM
mittee officials stated today.
This collection is made every
ten weeks. Last time an all-time
record was set for the county
and il is hoped by the officials
that Saturdays collection Will
top even this.
The county residents are
urged TO put their tin cans al the
curbstone Friday night, because
the collectors plan to start early,
committee heads indicated.
In order to facilitate the re-
processing of the tin, house
wives were asked 10 remove
both the top and bottom Of the
cans, and flatten the sides. Every
tin can salvaged means that
much more precious tin and
steel for the country's war fac
tories, officials indicated.
All residents of Baseline,
Van Dyke and Warren township
were asked TO wash the cans,
remove the labels, cut out both
ends, flattened the cans with
the ends inside and put boxful
on the nearest highway or bring
TO your nearest gas station on
Friday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05
Science Conquers Merchant Seamen Convoy Nerves
Psychiarty Reconddiittions Sailors
Victims of Wild Ship Sinkings
WASHINGTON. August S

WASHINGTON. August 5 -
g. then | dream OF battles,
in color. Men are screaming
The ships bow shoots straight
UP like an elevator. My head
starts getting bigger and bigger
and my hands seem blocks away
from my body"
The dreamer was a strapping,
burly American seaman who had
been torpedoed, strafed, shelled,
and cast adrift in the North At
lantic. He had convoy nerves.
The committee OF public health
doctors who heard his story, and
thousands like il, call his all
ment traumatic war neurosis. It's
the merchant marine version of
combat fatigue. Victims have
nightmares in color fits of trem-
bling, loss OF appetite. Some
times they can't control an over
whelming desire 10 scream or
weep.
A year ago doctors would have
paid scant heed TO an apparent
ly healthy seaman who talked
about floating hands like Sal
vador Dali But the group who
heard this seaman were sympa-
thetic and interested They also
had an answer for him.
The answer is rest center,
one OF five homelike resorts,
scattered from Long Island TO
Maryland, in Mississippi: and
California. The .enters are quiet
places in the country. offering
good food. comfortable beds
and recreation - all free. They
are maintained by the War Ship
ping Administration and the
United Seamen's Service.
They are the dreams
true OF a physician and psychia-
trist, Lieut. Commander Daniel
Blain, who now heads the en-
tire program under DR.. Thomas
Parran. surgeon general Of the
u. 6. Public Health Service.
NOW MEET ALL SHIPS
Commander Blsin became in
terested in merchant marine
Casualties last spring when he
met and treated young Brit
ish seaman. After that. he met
more seamen as they came off
ships. gave them free clinical
aid at his own office Soon aft
erward he won the support Of
the War Shipping Administra-
ton
We now meet all ships. in
terview survivors. and decide
whether they are fit 10 carry
on, or whether they belong in
hospitals or rest centers, Com
mander Blain explained
These centers simulate home
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05

like atmosphere. with trained
nurses, out Of uniform. watch
INK the men psychiatrists talk
ing over things with them in a
friendlN manner nelg hborS- List
ening to, and pralsing, their ex-
ploitS
One OF IN important psychia-
trio treatments az these centers
careful analysis by the sea-
men and doctors of the life the
men Will be going back 10, once
they ship out again Doctors
mentally prepare the men for
battle. They tell them just how
they'll react, just how their
nerves viii respond. The men,
anticipating this, return conf
IDENTIFY 20 service where the
ratio of losses is 460 per cent
higher than in our combined
armed forces.
FEW DRINKS MAY HELP
Not all torpedoed Seamen suf-
fer from convoy fatigue, and
some have il in milder doses
than others. Commander Blsin
believes that sometimes a royal
drunk will do much 10 cure a
normal seaman who has lived
through days OF mounting ten
sion, or been loSed 10 death
in lifeboat But alcohol is not
always good resort. Good
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05
HER LIMIT

HER LIMIT
SAN FRANCISCO-Her hus-
band was hefty drinker. said
Mrs Teresa Stadberger in her
divorce complaint - but she
could overlook that.
She said she might also put
up with Cd his throwing things
Mrs Teresa Stadlberger in her
hidden pin money TO gamble.
But was his taking her ra-
toned canned goods and selling
them 10 the neighbors, she said,
that forced her TO ask the court
for dissolution of their 23-year
marriage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

li.tt 10 sell any kind of material
urr ui inspection. Upon receipt TT
I.lnr. : that som" seeds ubtiInCU
through these channels did not gCi
inmate and that others CuntaInCU
apNluuS weeds. the southern com
n.lS-irnCrS backed a congressional
hi. To- r,qUl.c st'tc inspection.
The immediate situation is acriru,
enough. Lu, H. implications are "! y
frE reaching. Through cooperation q!
st.tc and iedC!a! agencies much pro-
GrC>S has been made III freeing Enrln
Carolina Of eli caso> that infect cat
,l,. So successful has this CampaiIl:
been that the state last year WIS ar a.
L. announce CumplCic absence ui
Bangs CiiScaSc--tMc first state III tnl
,mlpn To reach that goal.
!! the principal ul state inspection
l., - be ignored ny The federal GOV
eminent. If cooperation DGiWCCr
s'.tr and rational forces Is u bc dI--
continued. and the idea of CWnp!"t,
federal control asserted, then al
that has been gained will DC los
within a few months. The question
thCn becomes not 50 much one -
states rights as Of state !CSTun'
>Eility to its citizens.
NJ least that, the way Governor
Broughton and Commissioner Scot
arc playing il. and they feel sure o
lull cooperation from their nc!ghDO
tate officials.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
Real Cut

To the town OF .AlOrmarlr goes
the honor o1 the biggest tTN cut
:"c have seen anywhere N the State
this year. The slash MAS from O-r
dollar last year 10 eighty cents. That
: twrn;S per cent.
The higher the rate the greater
woUlG DC any percentage cut IN
cents. Twenty per cent al dollar
would be more ;hau twenty percent
of eighty cents, Tor instance. BU;
twenty percent OF Sl.5U would DC
more actual money than " nth OF
i dollar.
We do not think and have never
thought that iuN rates should be
lowered OF raised GA; Vi ANY con-
S!drg1;:UH whatever IS - COZ Ju.i-
sons with other cites u counties.
bu: should be l!Nvd -" Ne bIss o.
community needs. whc,ac. his OF
low.
There Is II. ru>;.ticu;..a N uGaln.
ON ! :vW cv"'s 81 krr.ng u .cw
cents l.. ,"v PRIMARY pa. 81 Of aay-
ing sonnet, =. nJud ,., for = Lii
cal purposes {. rs gro. ~ :..l
The puy., gin; uo; t. .s :uNc. IN
the !nte.v,; .: :cuce-UuilGi@- ID. pre-
;:gc for ..y yudy o, office a-.d,.s.
Within week. he OTIS. ;uN
Do.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
FORE,LOS, SALE.

by virtue OF the power con- aimed
III that Deed III Trust executed ry
Henry Gales ard his wife Bette
Gales Ia the undersigned Trustee I'm
der date o: May II. 1898. which Dcru
Of trust IS recorded in the Office e.,
the Register OF Deeds Tor Vance
County in Book i96 page $50. De
Fault having been made III the pay
mCnt OF the note therein secured.
and on tho request Of the holder OF
,ald note | Will ON Monday tine 9TH
day of August 1913, II l2:lO ucluck
noon at the Court House dDIr III
Vance County, y. {. offer for sale at
Public Auction Tor cash the follow
img described property:
liCGin 1T Il stake on \. T.. side Oi
Eui~Ch corner and LOG feet from the
intersection of Ch%stnu, Street into
EuckSpring Street run thence along
said EC;SCh line North 81 u E;IS,
81 3-lth feet to Il stale, thence North
30 - East 90 feet q u stake in T..
T. Hicks on Parham line: thence
along said line South II - East 10
feet 10 Il stake Virginia Il. Watkins
line. thence South II IL West %
feet tu Il stake. South 10 3-lth West
100 feet Ia Il stake on the edge o.
RuckSprinG Street. thence alun;,
EnckSpring North - II West 81 feet
I" the place of beginning. Sec Deco
Book - at page !.
This July 9Th. 1913.
JASPER Il. HICKS. Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Having qualified u, administrator
- IL. ,siuI" ct 5. Peter Davis. de-
Cru ct. late of Vance County, North
Carolina. this is tU notify all persons
having claims again. the estate Ot
said deceased to exhibit them 10 the
undersigned at Henderson. N. G.. on
or brlur" The 18th day of July. i9ll.
~ tn. u"i'c" will b" pleaded III bar
of ih,u recovery. All persons indCbt-
cd e. said estate will please make
immediate payment
This lith day "l July. 1913.
Il. G.. KITTEELL.
Administrators of s. Peter
Davis.
Perry & Ki;trCll. AttyS.
Henderson. N. E.
lI-2l Ia l-ll-l8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

a n"w NaZi claim is that the l;al-
ian language Is really derived from
the German. Gosh. now his Berlin
nalg are taking his own words ri:ht
ought Of II Ducc's mouth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

Three years ago MusSolini was
loudly demanding that the French
give him Monte Carlo. At the time.
though. nc didn't know il. he had
already pulled off his biggest gam
blc-and lost.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

a two headed nail has been in
vented Hitting The wrong head &C.
cidentally saves. no doubt wear and
.ra- cr 'he 'huroh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

Cotton consumption t"iul"t more
tn 9.3 nilIlon bales during the Zen
months August-May and set q ucw
high record Maybe the large cot
ton carry-oyer rsa be reduced IN
the coming year
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

PLAIN FACTS ABOUT HANGERS
Wire hangers have gone to war.
Our supply of both wire and fabric
hangers has given out. We cant
purchase either rom the whole
sale places. We arc not asking you
to buy hangers, but we arc asking
YOU to sell us the hangers you
have on hand. or we will - forced
10 have Il hanger in exchange for
Il hanger. MHy-Smith Cleaning
20 ubonc 237. 20-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
Cotton Prices
Up at Noon

Ncw York. J.ly -. CArb cot
tom Iwurcs opcucd unchanged TO- -
cents q ball higher
Nu.a values were 10 a. - cent.
" bale higher. Ocronor Gpu2. he
ccmbcr 1884 and March 1860.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

WANTED TO BUY PONY CART.
Those interested please call phone
l"l. 1871
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

JUST RECEIVED AT THE PLArE
ui Values" wooden tubs. wooden
Watc" buckets, scrub mopS, cheap
bIlrk iruWclS, hammers, PICKS, etc.
Alex $. Watkins. 2l-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
WANT ADS

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
--accrcditCd--iall term. SCptcm-
bcr 6. II Is not only useless but
foolish H. expect success i'll bust
ness unless you are professionally
trained co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars ut Motor
Sales Co, Henderson, N. G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

FOR SALi-ONE SINGLE SPEED
G,ncrul Electric 20-inch IAN.
Practically new and in good COIL
dtti1n. W. {. Gates, Horncr Build
ing. 2l-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

SELL US YOUR SCRAP IRON.
metals and rubbci and hep WIN
the war Highest prices paid Tor
hides. henderson Junk Co., phone
800. 75.tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

SAVE 20 70 $50 ON YOUR IN
SlrIncc by inSurirg with Gates
insurance Agency. 22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

DANCE At AMERICAN
Legion hat Thursday night NJ )
o'clock. It's cool. 2l-lii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

Alf.N, WOMEN. WANT VIM? STIM-
ulaniS in CStrcX Tonic Tablets pep
up bodies lacking iron, Vitamin
III, Calcium. Trial size costs little.
Save REAL MONEY, get 81. sizc
Ask about big money saving
'Ecun"my" sic. At all drug stores
i'll Henderson, al WuOlard's.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

YOU WILL ALWAYS LOOK YOUR
best if you patroniZe our shop.
Modern service, experienced OPP
orators. Phone 300 for appoint
ment. Bridgers Beauty Shop, over
Parker's Drug Store. 22-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
liy LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter liOteI-Ralcigh

POTATOES Report on potato
harvesting work by prisoners IN
Camden county indicates that the
State ul North Carolina nli.Cn more
nearly discharged its obligation 10
potato growers than did the federal
government Prisoners dug and sack
90 3p.6l2 bags Of potatoes III that
county, 10: which the STATE received
pay ~ prevailing rates t.. the typ,
If work. ur u total OF S+.Syi. WHAT
HS9.vnvd - the >pudS after harN est
".,> no; - state IC>puns.. lily. fhc
experiment ~ Camden, fit and on
y Instance %: using prison labor Ola
lu.H.- convinced prison authorities
.alN 80 coy, mon tnI; ,lr idea i
N"-,Hc.! II ,.tSc~ where v.cW iIou.
"a. .c Used
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

OUR OPA ODD LOT RE-
lease Of stump-frcc shoes are
now on racks for your con-
vCnicncc, and marked down
shoes carly. Wcbb's Hcnder-
son Shoe Store. 1926
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

COLORED WOMAN WANTED
as cook on farm. Good sal
AIRY. can stay on lot. Phone
360-J. 14-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

USE VITA VAR FOX YOUR NEXT
paint job. There is no paint better
Yet il is the lowest priced quality
paint in town. Tanner Roofing Co.
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

We HAVE y FULL LINE OF DIX.
SaIsDuuy'S Poultry Health rcmc-
GicS. Blackman'S Stock and Cat
the Remedies. DR.. LcGcarS tonic
pre- crIp;inns for stock and poul-
tly. Parker RcXall Drug Store.
M-F-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

SCREEN DOOR GUARDS. RULES.
screw drivers, bush hooks, coal
Scoops. .:rad,S. shnvclS. wedges
and planes al THE Place of
Value" Alex 5. Watkins. 2l-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA
ton. Cars washed. fabricated,
polished, batteries rechargcd, Gulf
gas and oils. l.. L. Harris Cult
Service Station, Garnet and Hor-
ncr SITS, phone ll98-W. 26-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

NEW ICE REFRlGERATORS. II
pound capacity $ll.25. Also gooa
uSci rCirigcraturs at attractive
prices. Il. +. Sattrrwhite & Sons,
nCur llcc station. l9-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

GOOD USE1 CARS AT REASON
able prices. y look here will cor
vince you that these cars are
priced to move. Forcls-Plymouths
-ChcvrolctS, l93i's to l940g.
CandIer-Paimcr Motor Co. l5-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

MASTER PIANO TUNER. JAMES
G. Michigan. l6 DiXi" Trail. RAJ
eish. n. c. If my services desired
mail me postal. 2l-&-2S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

FNHMF.RS-USE OLD
pap, =, ter packing DOWN cured to-
hucCu. only luC IL bundle. three
Duniics Tor 2Jc al Daily Dispatch
office. l9-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

CALL AFFORDS FOR PRINTING
of al! descriptions, also anything
you might need in office supplies
and equipment. We appreciate
your business. Affords Printing x
Office Supply Co. 3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

WANTED AT ONCE-A FOUR
room apartment. Call phone LOT.
2l-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
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ATTENTION FARMERS - DON'T
run the risk OF losing your invest
mnt and labor. Insure tobacco in
pack and curing barns. Insurance
Department, Citizens Bank g.
Trust Co. 1911