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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

USED CARS FOR SALE
guzf arrived 5 car loaos late
motel asc ears
-lNl Chevmief fsurN tgen
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s-lasG chevfola s-aeoF DeLure
Ream
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2-fe4i 0lda ecyI nde3 passed.
Er eaBpa
1-Isti Buck faaw @eaHs
z-fatI Baak s-paseneeF adan
f-1a4l Fora epne9ahe es
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GMAC ss4n
DIS CHEVROLET CO
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

HAVE Y0un oiu FELT HAT
CLEANED AND BLOCKED
CARTER. go SCHOOL sTREFr
tells skp
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
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Los. and Found

IDST@LAcvt Aaent6fIcHtl on
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Hfs Vivian x Bail 90 ilth S.
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Marie street lois 1tp
goST-Ladles ssnaIl Haupdsn
mfist astch is vicinity Wsapl
hause. last week SIC Femnfd He
turn g. ChFanNe ss.z - IS 1sp
F0uND-Bsbys hekes 80 cfsasa
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LOST-PsH glasses 10 esses
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-17

hampered is expected to help al
leviate some suffering.
Telephone service has not been
seriously damaged, according to
officials of the Southern Bell Tele-
prone and Telegraph company.
Most of the trouble was experienc-
ed on the toll lines, but repairs
were going forward and normal
service is anticipated shortly.
Auto Accidents
There were numerous automobile
accidents Wednesday night and
Thursday-40 was conservative
estimate-but none of them result
ed in serious injuries, according
to local and county police, and the
State Highway patrol.
Considering the extreme wealth
err fire alarms have been unusually
infrequent members of the local
fire department reported late
Only seven alarms have
oeen answered since the storm and
reezing weather began Wednes-
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-17
LITTLE RELIEF FROM
COLD IS IN SIGHT
Continued from Page One)

were ''seriously hindered' by the
inclement weather, that output was
at minimum and activity stop
ped altogether in some depart
ments. Weather permitting, it is
hoped that the yard will be going
at regular speed Friday.
DR.. John T. Hoggard, chairman
of the school board, announced
that schools would be closed. until
after the holidays. Pupils were
originally slated to return to their
studies Friday morning.
Water pressure was low, but
there had been no reports of brok-
en- pipes and mains up until noon.
The thaw will likely tell the story,
M'Kean Maffitt, superintendent of
the water and sewer department
said. A number Of restaurants
downtown were closed.
Several offices of dentists and
physicians on upper floors of down.
town buildings failed to open. Lack
of water supply in several in
stances was given as the cause.
Troubles at the Tide Water Light
and Power company were report
ed to be minor as far as electric
ity was concerned. However, the
company experienced the biggest
sas-sendout dav in its entire his
tory Wednesday - 100000 cubic
teet-and the severe drain was re.
sponsible for the complete lack
OF gas service at .Wrightsville
Beach and Princess place Wed.
nesday night; the service was re-
stored before morning.
Heating Problems
At Maffitt Village, heating prob.
lens incident to operation of the
blower which forces warm air in.
to the various units occasioned dis
comfort. The system is dependent
Upon electricity It is anticipated
that repairs will be effected short
~
Inability to distribute coal and
fuel oil, due to tied-up transporta-
ton and labor shortages, added to
heating difficulties.
a An ALLEGATION Of $1,000 gallons of
kerosene was given the city Thurs
day, and if delivery service is not
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-17
Obituaries
MRS. GUILA X. COMMON

Funeral services for Mrs. Guilia
King Connor, who died at noon
Monday in Jacksonville, Fla. will
be held from her residence here
at All Dock street at 3 p. m.
Friday by the Rev. Alexander Mil.
Ter, rector of ST Paul's Episcopal
church. Interment will follow in
Cakdale cemtery.
Mrs. Conner, wife of W. P. Con-
rcr, died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Guy Hemby, in Jackson
vile.
Surviving are the husband; two
daughters, Mrs Hemby, and Mrs
Robert Newell ct st. Augustine
Fla; one son, r E. Conner OF Car
Dina Beach; two sisters, MRS:
Nettie King of Wilmington, and
Mrs. Riley Hines Of Holly Ridge;
and one brother. Lester King OF
Chicago, III.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-17
MRS. ROZELL HOOD

WHITEVILLE, Dec. Is. - Mrs.
Rozell H. Hood. 80, of Clarkton,
died in the Columbus county hos
pital here Wednesday after a short
illness. She was a native of Ran
dolph county.
Surviving are her husband, Jesse
W. Hood, of the U. S. Navy; one
daughter Mrs. Jesse Watkins,
Clarkton; her mother, Mrs. W. j.
Hill, Clarkton; five brothers, Lu-
Their Hill, Bladenboro, William Hill,
Council, Dennis Hill, Rockingham,
Emory and James c. Hill, U. S.
Army and Navy respectively; four
sisters, Mrs. Percy McClenny,
Edenton, Mrs. Wade Robinson,
Clarkton, Mrs. c. L. Mckee OF
Clarkton, and Mrs. E. j. Bates, OF
Durham.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed, awaiting the ar
rival of the husband, now enroute
home from California.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-17

day. Most of the alarms were &C.
casioned by carelessness and faulty
construction.
Employees of the city's highway
and sanitary departments were
working feverishly to clear the
streets, but progress was neces-
sarily slow. The motor-grader en-
ployed was said to be doing little
good. Sand was thrown on the
streets at intersections and on the
hills. No fallen trees were report
ed.
One encouraging feature in the
storm-picture: The city's drinking
water will be entirely free of salt
within the next few days.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-17
MRS. JOHN WADE

Mrs. John C. Wade, rs, died
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
j. F. Walters. Funeral services
were conducted at 3 o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon at the home OF
the deceased in Dunn, North Car
DINA.
Surviving are 2 daughters, Mrs.
Walters, Mrs. Naomi Wade Harper
OF Rocky Mount, 10 grandchildren
and u great-grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-17
PETER ROURK

TABOR CITY, Dec. 16.-Peter
Rourk, Y, died suddenly Thurs
day at a. m. at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. W. B. Marlowe.
Surviving are three sons: U. l..
of Leland; L. C. Of Shallotte, and
Z Irwin of Wilmington; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. W. B. Marlowe Of Tabor
City and Mrs. E. G. Andrews OF
Portsmouth, Va. Funeral arrange
ments are incomplete.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-17
Winter Fare

A ten-pound colony of lees needs
60 pounds Of honey and four or
five combs of pollen stored in the
hive to carry it through the winter.
A soldier eats six times his weight
Ct food during the winter, also.
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ferner ben beionberen geruf, bie Mit-
meni6en 5ur gueenb uno Sollfom-
menbeit, sltr Seiligfeit uno Seliefeit
5lt fiibren. glu6 bon oieiem Stanb-
punfte aus fann uno barf Ser eini-
germaBen beiorgte Seelenbirt Ben So
ienfran5 ni6t ignorieren. 9ur6 oen=
ielben iollen ia Die 2alter ats9erottet
rno sic Sugenoen erporben neroen.
0as bat oie gottli6e Wtutter ielber
gelagt, uno oapon lit oie beilige Stride
10 lebr iiber5el1gt, baB ite obne llnter=
lab oen Goienfran5 ibren 8rdubigen
empfieblt. 9arum niiien al16 Sic
8rieter bieies @ebet fort uno fort
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

traten Die 5pisen 6es Staates oie
beilige Stdtte. Inter ben Ytlgern
berridte lauter Subel iiber oas unper.
boffte @ri9einen bes Staatsoberbaup>
tes inn Marianiiden Seiligtum. Ser
ietige Brdit6ent Der &epublif unb iei-
ne &egierung bat cine anbere, Before
einitelung 5l1r &irde. Waria un6
oes &oienfran5es &orallen batten &C.
iteet. Satina leudtet tpie Elm goloe-
ner Stern iiber Bortueal, ia iiber ben
gan5en @rofreis Biz in Die fernIten
Seioenldnber ,1nb berfiin6et, 6aB &et-
t1tng uno Sell einem Bolfe miro, oas
fromm uno bebarrli6 BEN &oienfran3
betet @ber au6 bieritt nub es einen
Gmbrer baben - BEN fatboliIben
Brieiter. Ser Brieiter fann gegea
Maria ltn6 oie ibr beionoers angeneb=
me 8erebrung NIT 6em III. &oienfran5
ut6t glei6gii1tig iein. -. Seoer, 6em
es ernit lit, in BEN Simmel gu font
men, ntuB Nearia bie 8erebrung lei
iten, Die ibr in Der &eilsofonomie au=
fon1mt. @as aber Iiegt ba nGber, als
ieiner &ingabe in bic SGn6e uno an
oas Wutterber5 Marid in elmer @eiie
Musbrud at geben, oie Der Simmels=
mutter om beiten gefdut. Das geidiebt
am einfaditen un6 ,ridtieiten 6urd
ben fl. @oienfran8. Ser BrieIter bat
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Warid ourb 2ug 1no Erug unb bru-
tale @epalt ben @latben an Satima
IN BEN 8ooen 5lt treten berlu6ten,
Stride uno &loter entre6teten, BE-
raubten luto berfolgten, bradte llniere
2iebe Srau burb BEN &oienfran5 Ell
mem bollitdnoisen ltmi6muns oes 0f=
fentli6en Sortugals fertig. 3tp0lf
lange Sabre batten 0ie ltnltur5nGn-
per oas 2anb aasgeiosen, in leibli6e
uno ieelii6e Mrmut geltir5t, einen
moroeriiden &rieg unterbalten gegen
oas religioie 0erfen uno 2eben oes
8olfes.
l1no iebt? slm 13. Wfai 1929 BE-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

ourd @ort uno 8eiiptel eupfeblen.
Sbnen oarf ia ni6ts eleideiiltie iein,
mas oas geiitlide Bobl Der ibnet1
Mnbertrauten betrifft. Muf Die beiten
8eioeplase tperoen quite Sirten lire
5dafe INNER fiibren, nit ben belter1
Baffen tperoen friegstu6ttee unb be-
iorgte Siibrer ibre Mannen ausrii-
iten, oab iie ood ben Sieg getpinnen.
Iber 6ie Ser6e folgt natl,rgemdB III
REM Sirten, rn6 Die Solbaten f0nn=
ten in BEN 8affenoienit nur gut ein>
gefiibrt tper6en, penn Der 8orgelebte
ielbit bierin tpoblerfabren lit. Das
gilt aber au6 bon oer geiitliden @ei-
oe un6 8affe, bonn beiligen Roien=
fran5.
Tim ibrem 2ieblinesgebet BEL &le-
rus lno @olf neuen Na96rud 5u ber-
idaffen, iab it6 l1niere 2iebe Srau
bom 9toienfran5e genotigt, ibren
bimmliiden 8obnitb 81 berlaiien unb
berab5ui6tpeben in Die Mulbe, auf
Die Steineide bon Satima, cine &C.
meinberitanolide Breoist gu balten
fir ibren beiligen @oienfran5.
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NQerbeiligen>
MQerieeler

Dere1IS DER SSt1l1et NH 1ettelt talfe1t
Tegengiiiien, Sdneetpirbeln uno lans
gen, ounfeln Nd6ten. Mber bepor SOS
Sabr unieres &olenoers 81 gnbe gebt,
bat es no6 sluge uno Ser5 erfreut
nit SEN reiGben 8aben bes Serbites.
Sriiber, a1s oas biirgerlibe Sobr,
pollenbet oas &ir6eniabr ieinen 2ouf.
GS enoigt i6on in oieiem Nonembers
monate, lno beltte, am 9luerbeiligen=
feite, feiern mir Oas lebte groBe, allen
fotboliicben Gbrilten oes Grofreiles
gemei1iame Selt. slucrbeiligen lit ein
freuoenbolleS, reicbes grntefelt, Sic
6eier elmer nun0erbareu, geiItigen
Grnte 9ie 9(lt, altf pe1her bieIe grnte
gciprobt unO gereift, lit Sic gan5e
Groe. 5ier lit ser 8ooen, aus mel
den Sic groBen Sd)oren bon Seiligen
bcrpor9cgongcn Iino, Sic Sen Sinmel
bcOolfcrn. Gem o0ttli6en 8drtner ge-
b6rcn Oie eereiften beili9en 6rii6te
oieIeS geiltigcn 0artens, tpelden er
nit ieiner Sono gepflon5t uno nit
leinem 8lute benebt bat.
Sobannes, Ser Seber Ser gcbeimen
Sffenbarltng, bat i'm geidout, mie er
I'M Sinnel tbrOnt, als Serr uno So
Mig bes SimmelS 1,n0 Ser groe, cine
goloene &rone ouf ieinem Soupte, Ell
ne Si6el in ser Sano, Inn sic grnte
5lt balte1t uno Elm gngel rief nit
la&ter Stimn1e: u2ege 0eine Si6el
an ltno ernte, oenn gefommen lit bie
Stltnbe Ser grnte!'
Cine tpunoerbare grnte lit es, tpel-
die, auf @roen ge1ndbt, bon gngeIs-
banoen in Oie Sdeunen @ottes, in
oen SdoB @ottes, in Sen unenoli6en
Srieoen uno oie Seligfeit bes Sin1-
mels enporgetragen un0 geborgen
miro. Oieie grnte itno bic Mbertaus
ien6e, Sic Weillionen Menidenieelen
aller 3eiten uno oller 3onen, sic in
oieiem @roenleben in @ott pur5elten,
IN Sturm uno Sonneni6ein oes 2e-
bens an @ott bielten, it6 aus oem
groenounfel in 6as 2i6t @ottes inn.
ner bober emporragen, 0ieiem 2i9te
ibr Intlit 5utpenoeten uno aus 8ott
@naoe id)opften, oie auf oieiem gr>
oengruno in l1ebung Der Eugen6
tpu6ien uno groB tpuroen, bie Srii9te
gutter Werfe in @e6ulo un6 8ebarr@
lidfett trugen.
9as 1T ote grnte @ottes in Der
Wenidbeit. Die @rnte lit uniiberieb-
bar eroB, uno 10 oft 6as anerbeilieen-
feit fommt, lit tie tpieoer gr0Ber ge-
tporoen. 8enn 6ie idone Sabresaeit
bingegangen, oie grnte eingefabren
uno Die 8ll,men beri6mun6en iino,
BON Ginger uno Selo, oonn 1tebt inn
ipaten Serbite in faltem Nebelouft
auf o6er 6lur nod cine 8lune, mel
DIE oem 8edlel ser 3eit 5u trosen
ideint. Wan nennt oieie 8lrme oaber
oie 3eitlole Cine idonere, cine pun>
oerbarere 3eitloie bliibt inn @arten
Ser Stride, oeren @Grtner gbriitus lit.
IS lit oie Seiligfeit. g8ir glauben an
cine beilige Stride. Oie Stride bat
ale Wittel 5ur Seilieung. l1n6 SeiIi.
ge gibt es lit oer Stride 5lt alien Set
ten, ieien ite offenbor ooer berborgen.
geo6 in BEN lebten Stiir1nen 6es @elt.
e1toes tperoen oie Sage abgefiir5t tper.
ben I'M Der Iusertpdblten tpillen. Sic
3eitlole bat fets auf Ser @r6e gebIiibt
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.nniere 2tebe Tram bo1lt
&oienfraa5" 3n Tatima
Gum sdlnk bes @pienfransmpnats

nSuIllltu lIl Iel lOli elll Sel|A'
geltes @ort. @s be5ei6net eine Berg
pfarre, Die i'm Ser5en 8ortugals ge-
legen. Cine quite balbe Stunoe bonn
8farrort tpeitet itd cine Weuloe; Ser
cine Sell Oerielben lit baumlos, tpab-
reno Ser anoere nit nieberen Stei1t-
eiden beItanoen lit. 9sod Die erlten
Monate genannten Sabres ging man
a6tlos an Der Wfnloe un0 be1n oOen
@eioelano boriiber 0o6 11rploslicb
bat Ser arne Srt cine gSeibe nnb
@iiroe erbalten, bie friiber ni6t aus
5ubenfen mar.
gs par ser 13. Wtai 1917 1tnO
8ittionntag. 0rei SirtenfinOer bon
einem Seitenb0rf6en begaben li6 5ur
Meuloe, um BORT sic S6afe ibrer gl=
tern 5u bitten. 0as GlteIte, 2u5ia,
mabte BEN Gori6lag Dor oeln Weittag
nod einen &ojenfran5 5u bete11 Ct
miro angenonmen. 8dbreno nun bas
Widoden Sen beideioenen Bropiant in
Ser Salde berbeibolt, flammt es Dor
ibr auf tpie ein 8lib; oie eri6redten
&inber erbliden am @e5peige elmer
Der nieoriglten Steineiden Sic lel6=
tenbe, tpeiBe @eitalt elmer tpunber=
id1Onen iugenoli6en Srau. Sic idlie=
ZEN oie @ugen uno tpenoen it6 5ur
Slu6t. 9o9 cine nnli6tbare Ma6t
laBt iie ni6t bon ser Stelle fomnen,
unb 10 ftammeln ite ein Mbe, oas Die
gribeinung NIT ser berubigenoen
Geriiberung beanttportet: uSiir6tet
eud nidt; i6 tue eud nidts 5uleioe.
&onmt ie6sn1al matchmaker an ie<
Dem Monats= =Drei5ebnten bierber 5ur
Mulbe nit Sen Steineiden." uno Die
bimmliide Sralt tpar in Der &ibtung
gegen Often beri6tpunoen.
8ie elm Sauffeuer brang oie mum
oerbare &unoe ourb BEN 8erei9 Der
D0rfer, ite tpedte @lauben, 3tpeifel
un6 Spott. @eboriom begaben li9 Die
&inoer ONT 13. sunni INN Weittag an
Die grideinungsItatte. sic batten ben
&oienfran5 eben pollenoet, als es auf-
Ieudtete uno Die ratielbafte Srau Dor
ibnen itano NIT Dem Muftraee, am
13. Suli 1pieoer our Steineide at font
men. l1no 6ann lebrte iie Die &inber
Elm @ebetden, tpel6es iie na9 ieoem
@eieb6en oes 9foienfranaes ipre6en
ionten - bieies miro an beaei9nenoer
Steae beute in gan5 Hortugal berrif=
tet - es lartet: 80 mein Seius, per-
aeibe ,1ns uno betpabre uns bor 6em
5euer Der &one! 8efreie bic 5eelen
oes 5egfeuers, beionbers Die am mei-
item perlailenen!" 8ei Der funften
eri9einung frdgt 2u5ia tpie eepobn-
lid: ,,Was ipollt sSbr bon mir ?" unb
Die anttport lautete: 6aB Die &inoer
fortfabren ionen, BEN &oienfran5 5u
l1nierer 2ieben Srau bonn @oienfran5
gu beteu. Oasielbe 8erlangen 1teIlte ite
BEL Der lesten un6 &aupteri9einung,
nno Damn gab ite iid en6li9 gu er-
fennen: Sd bin uniere 2iebe Sral1
bonn Hoienfran3."
Ser 81. Stubl bat itb 5um Galle
Satima nod nidt geaubert. DaB aber
gius Der glfte gelegentli9 elmer Mu-
oien5 oes portugieitlden Brtelteriemi-
mars ant 9. Sanuar 1929 ieoen Ser
angeben6en Brieiter atpei 8iloden bon
Il. 6. Grau bonn Hoienfran5 in So
TINA geihenft bot, 6arf als cine itin-
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- 9ie @elt fann man nidt in sic
&anbe nebmen.
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geroienen lit idmerer als iparen.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-21
ourprlse Blackout
Believed Probable
Almost Any Night

Mayor Henry Powell said 10.
day he had no definite informa-
ton rs to imminence OF n SIR.
prise blackout here, but was az
the opinion that il would come
at any time. and reiterated bis
request that all persons con-
nected with the air raid serv.
ice be on the alert.
State Director X. l.. Mcmillan.
OF the State Civilian Defense or
flee in Raleigh. appealed to an
organizations throughout the
State to be doubly alert now, ex-
nlaihing. that /; is Extremely
important" that this be done so
that the best possible showing
may be made when the alarm Is
sounded from Army interceptor
control centers.
A surprise alarm has been
prorhised during the month of
January. and the month is al
most gone, EXCEPT little more
than week. 7. is looked for
any evening now.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-21
YOUR FEDERAL,
INCOME TAX
No. 16
COMPENSATION FOR PERSONAL,
cEPVJrEc

me Hrs, item Of income 10 be en-
,rred IN The Federal income tax re-
! urn Is Salaries and Other Conn
lclSal!Dn Tor Personal Services -
/ inns item includes, in general. all
earnings ana compensation from en-
: P'oymeht, and other income of q per-
! >"iial nature, such as prize winnings
i'"d the like. Compensation for per-
omar services includes commissions
PAID TO statesmen, compensation for
services on the basis of percentage
OF profits, commissions on insurance
premiums earned by insurance sales
men or agents, bonuses whether in
cash or securities or goods. the value
OF board and lodging (wnere such
is not provided for the convenience
OF the employer), earnings paid for
in groceries, goods, OF services (al
the market value of such goods or
ServiceS), and the like. =.
1t includes the salary of a clergy-
man, as well rs marriage fees. bap-
ilSinai offerings, sums paid for saw
/ ing masses for the dead, and other
! contributions received by the clergy
! man or priest, and not paid to the
cilurch. The rental value of a par
1 s'i'''SrN NNIIPiiCN Ia, IlONGNGT, cSemDl
Ind need not be included; but if no
parsonage l. furnished and instead
allowance for d parsonage or
.'I:;. lr!S is given, the amount Of this
Vince must be included as in
ne.
transportation charges paid by t:ie
government on account OF the trans
rortation of families OF military and
| val personnel are in the nature
= additional compensation and mus
| reported as income; but the al
| nWanceS Tor quarters and for Sub
.stcncc arc exempt.
Per5OnS i'll the military or naval
c.vicc of The United States at tne
.uac D! the taxable year, below con.-
| niSSioncd grades, are exempt from,
.l.;ation on compensation received
Uring the year Tor such service I'D
! = $3.50 in The case of single per-
| II and $500 N the case OF a mar
Il pei sOn, and the exempt amount
.Iy bc excluded in showing COM
snsation received.
Old age and retirement pensions,
.cept those paid by the United
| tateS to war veterans, must be re-
| J"ted, but where the employee has
iade contributions toward the pen
on fund, only Il portion OF the pen
| n is considered as income. Go
manner Of treatment of such
| prnSation see Instruction 7 of re-
y Form l040.)
The earnings of professional
man, such as lawyer or docto.
maintaining his own office, would
not be entered under Item as COM
penSation for personal services, but
under Item 9-Net Profit Cor Loss)
from Business OF Profession. For
purposes OF the earned income Gre
dit Qtem 25 of the return form)
| lUwevcr. his professional income is
considered as compensation for per-
onal services.
The ordinary and necessary ex-
| nSes incurred in connection with
.S'5 employment may be deducted
y arriving al the net amount of SAL
ricS and other compensation Ior
r.;onal services. The amount OF
"ch expenses is shown on the same
inc with the income and the net
mount is entered. An itemized
tatement of such expenses must,
.vever. be attached to the return.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-21

the aienniUm.
Questions asked by committee
members indicated at least friendly
interest IN the claims, and predic-
ten. were freely made that while
III, schools might not get all they
sired they would get some increases.
This is al educational 1egisla-'
.urr.' one member remarked as he
-: &c Iuil>.ing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-21
RED MEN INSTALL
OFFICERS FRIDAY

neo Men OF llender>on's Mohawk
irine NO. Oh will go away from their
nan lor ceremony Friday night
In installing officers who were
elected week ago from the first
nan oi 1873, II was said today by
II. NJ. Robinson. chief of records.
me meeting will be held in the
~ V" ''u ri room of the Mn -icin,,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-21
Around Town
ON. LICENSE ISSUED

oENI LAS GINoI ASSoID
A marriage license was issued to
i cVlored couple Wednesday by the
80 ii ter of deeds, the paper going to
=: :ch seed Brown. Of Warreaton,
"a Ruth Cheek. of Henderson.
,rr!:RATIRE RISES
temperatures climbed slowly to-
- following the sharp dip Of
Wednesday, morning, and were a
-" higher a; the minimum. The
= e"mometer registered slightly
-" ~ early afternoon, and the
-'o"ast was for moderating tenn
H-rature. .-.
Cr CAR BIAzFs
, motor track chr on the Seaboard
'v.av rHu"h' lie rrn,r gaSolin ;
exhaust, or leak, on the tracks just
y - to Andrews avenuc cross
ing shortly aftsn ninc o'clock in
. forenoon today. Fi"emcn mad"
nick response 20 the call and
ought the blaze under control with
''rihle damage.
Il substitute for iutc sugar
E. @. pcrimc-ts arc being mad
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-21

Building
j. 3. Gee, past s9cher0 ii re tree
and past 2Fca; sacncm - the SAFE,
will be il cha 81 ii -" installation
ceremony. j. +. Hamlet. whp cryci
as sachem the past yr.r. has bee,
reelected FOR the coming term. Il.
was, OF course. Mr.. H.p.mson and
all other officers OF thc ryouy.
PROGRAM OF Sp!niTi'hLS
The Mt. CGrmcl Holmes church
will DO or. ~. N-,-l----. = -. l.,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-21
OLDEST HENDERSON WOMAN

Ceulnnle Hargrove. who lives a,
%rH Whittier avenue. is said to bo
ihe oldest colored woman in Hen.
Gersoon. She claims to be 1O7 ye>rs
old. having been born in 1895. Sha
!: The mother o! Martha Rainey.