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LEGAL NOTICES tcon't.)
LUBAR AND O'KEEFE,
BY NATHAN M LUBAR.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lTmbia g THOMAS & ByRTs Plaintiff. vs.
ant.--Civil Action No. 18971.-ORDER
PUBLICATION--ABSEN DEFENDANT
The object of this suit is an absolute
this 22nd day of April. 1943 ordered
that the defendant. Estelle J. Stevenson
tered herein on or befoTe the forfe e day
exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays,
occurring after the day of the first pub
will be proceeded with as in case of de-
fault Provided copy of this order be
published once week for three successive
and the Evening Star before said day (S)
EDWARD C.. EICHER, Chief Justice
tSeal) Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART.
Clerk. By ELEANOR E. JOBE, Deputy
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SOUND INVESTMENT.
TNrnhTE PJTCTNTCS ppnpEDTv
INCOME, SIS. 500.
50 loo INCOME,

PRICE, S19.5OO
Brick. Il rooms. 3 baths, fire escapes:
immediate occupancy. OWNER. Adams
9434
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,

TO LUCAS P. LOVING, IF LIVING, IF
dead: unknown heirs of You are hereby
notified to remedy a condition existing on
ne. lot 81, square 917. in violation of
refuse on lot. This condition Should be
remedied on or before the 18th day Of
May, 1a43. Upon your failure so to do
the work will be done by the District
authorities and the cost thereof, with the
cost OF this advertisement, will be taxed
against the said property. j. r. YOUNG,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE J. BODEN, Attorney.
126 5th St. NV,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Columbia.
--Verna B. Gannaway. Plaintiff, VS.: Dornin
fendant.-No. 19272.-The object of this
suit is the obtaining of an absolute divorce
by the plaintiff from the defendant. Dornin
E. Gannaway. on the grounds of two years
desertion without cohabitation. On mo-
ton of the plaintiff, it is this 3rd day of
May 1913, ordered that the defendant
Dornin E. Gannaway cause his appearance
to be. entered herein on or before the
fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day of
the first publication of this order; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
in case of default. Provided, a copy of this
order be published once week for three
successive weeks, in the Washington Law
Reporter and The, the Eyening Star, Star before er
Justice (SealD Attest: CHARLES E.
STEWART, Clerk, BY HILDA MARIE
GOWEN, Deputy Clerk my5,12 10
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J. L. c. WEST,
ON 2 ACRES,
TN NEARRV VA


II you are seeking a spacious home
with beautiful usable grounds, then YOU
should see this charming house in setting
of large oak trees and with its inviting
green lawn of over an acre. Located with
in 2 blocks of J 0c bus and shopping, and
within 20 minutes of downtown Washing
privacy of country home, together with
all the advantages Of the city. Equally as
terror arrangement, consisting Of gracious
center hall, large living room C15X25),
with an interesting Colonial fireplace,
screened living porch 1Sx19l, large dining
room with Colonial cupboard, an immense
kitchen 12x1O with an abundance, OF
storage space. large bedrooms and .
baths other features include maids
room and bath. 2-car built-in garage, slate
roof, copper doWnspouting. lily pool, large
and attractive stone outdoor fireplace.
Reasonable terms. Price, So
GEO. MASON GREEN CO,
2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
CHI 3S3S Evenings, Gil. 3S3S.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DODGE 1871 luxury liner 4-door sedan;
fluid drive: also a $40 2-door sedan. both
cars excellent. fully guaranteed; liberal
terms. SIMMONS. 1887 14th NV. North
2164.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EARNABY MANoR-ox HILL DIST
Near D. G line, 10 rms, modern. on 8
acres. Old estate. garden land. fruit
trees. shrubs. etc. High view Of river
and monument. Must sell! S12.5oo.>
OWNER, Oliver 00SS.
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HARRY L. RYAN, Jr.. Attorney.
S15 Fifteenth Street NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lum5laLoG1sE .e sy5isa LOT N1cHoisoN teE se5 FEtD
ti scn vs. GEO GEoRaE af JosEPH EFF FELDppscH I aH
Battery E. 21Oth A.A;AP.o. $50. co
Postmaster; Seattle; WASHINGTON, Defend.
IS to obtain decree foE absolute divorce
t2) years desertion. On motion Of the
plaintiff, it is this 26th day, Of April,
JOSEPH 5PSS his
ance to be entered herein on or before
the forteth day, exclusive Of sundays and
the first publication of this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
in case, Of default; Provided, copy of
se 81 Seefs M f91
Law Reporter, and the Evening Star
Newspaper before said day. (S) DAN
1EhD hf[s9 w caR9 EWAR }HStifs tsss2 srk
By ELEANOR E. JOBE, Deputy Clerk
ap2S,my5.12.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
lumbia-In aItha:- IN Re Application of Edward
GSdosFs on So fp5 fsanfs S5 GopBk &C.
having filed a complaint for a judgment
changing, his name to EDWARD GAINES
and having applied to the Court for. an
by law in such cases; it is. by the Court.
this 22nd day of April, 1943, ordered that
al persons concerned show cause II any
May, 1913, why the prayers Of said com
plant should not be granted: Provided.
That copy of this order be, published
before said day in The Evening Star and
The Washington Law Reporter. EDWARD
c. E1CHER, Chief Justice; lSeall A true
esft BE geS oHS aAREs g. RUWE DeS11y CasF
APPS, S,my5,12
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

S125-NEAR SILVER SPRING: NICELY
furnished, 6 rooms. garage. Call Mr. Raby,
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, EX. 1922.
5-ROOM APT IN BELTSVILLE, ANIL;
S45 per month. Call HyattSville O334.
FURNISHED Broom BRICK BUNGALOW,
1905 Taylor rd Edmonston (F HyattS
ville), Md; large garden plot. Call
North $3.50
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Purchase Section. National Bureau
of Standards, Washington, D. c., until 2
opened for connecting 3-phase 23OO-voit
substation switchgear, 500 K. v. A. trans
former. 230-volt secondary air breakers
for dynamometer building. Specifications
may be obtained from the Purchase Sec
ton. National Bureau of Standards my5, 6
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WE BUY
193S-1941 model cars. Get our price
before you SELL
PEAKE MOTOR CO.,
Wis. Ave. at Albemarle st. NV OR. 5000,
CASH for your car. No waiting. No red tape.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
257 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park, D, C,
Georgia 1900
CASH for your 1912 Chevro-
let car. No certificate neces-
sary. See us for quick action.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
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MoropcYcIIs sop CAFE
TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

INDIAN SCOUT. 1899: good condition
good tires: reasonable. Call LU. 6127
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

MARYLAND PROPERTY WANTED. FOR
sale or rent.
J. NOBLE BOAZ. Real Estate.
S240 Wis. Ave, Bethesda. WI 264S. H.
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ll5xp5. SEWER AND WATER IN. zONED
for apartments; 10th and Galen Sc. or
will trade. OWNER, Ii. 7765.
PREPARE FOR THE FUTuRE-HOME-
sites; also Victory garden now: in Wood
lane sub 3ls miles from D. c. line. Route
5, between Silver Hill and Camp Springs,
Prince Georges Co., Md. Choice lots and
acreage. $500 up; u cash. balance easy
monthly payments.
Evenings Call Mr.. Davis, EN-. 1871.
APARTMENT PROPERTY,
$1,000 SO. it.; 30c per 50. #. Other larger
tracts. Water. sewer, pavement.
! lot. 150x100; price, $4,000.
Also 1 lot, q0x115 t2-family Zoning), at
2Oc per # CHI. 5000.
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S3 5QQ-16 ACRES
FARMS WANTED,

Truck farm S-room house. in good con-
dition, plenty shade. lake nearby for bath
ing. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville, Md.
Phone Ashton 3S46,
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ST ,5O0-EASY TERMS
8 acres, frontage on paved road, ERWIN
REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville O334; ewes.
WA 1881.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

IS 70 100 ACRES. WITHIN % MI OF
D. c., Monteomery County or Virginia
Larse cash payment. Kensington l53-M
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FALLS CHURCH.

Beautiful 2-story white house, 3 bedrooms,
in basement. laundry outside entrance,
att garage, auto. heat. large cor. lot,
trees; price, SS,450. Substantial cash pay
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

WE ARE PREPARING TO BUILD NEW
stores in area where about $500 people
will live in hldgS. completed and now under
construction: we want tenants for drug
store. florists. laundry, notions. furniture,
beatty parlor and barber shop; nearest
competition more than l mile away. see
us for reservations.
w. S. HOGE, JR., Realtor,
CHI 0600 1913 Lee Highway
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.


BANTAM TRUCK, very good condition.
S425. THE MANHATTAN AUTO AND
RADIO CO.. BOTH SIDES OF 7th AT R
ST. NV. Open evenings. Sundays until
] pm.
FORD panel truck 1897. $500 Ager. rd..
Green Meadows. Hyattsville. Union 2249.
FORD, 1929, ton and half; prewar tires,
like new: stake body: $500. Call Gathers
burg 299.
STAKE TRUCK BODIES ttwo), 12xS; steel
construction, good condition; 1925 each.
holland Co, Inc, 1923 N. Arl. Ridge I'd,
Rosslyn. Va. CHI. 1400 between 1880 am.
and 4 30 pm
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CITY CONVENIENCE

On 4 beautiful farm. Situated on a knoll
well back from State road. in Montgomery
County, is large stone manor house built
about $50 years ago. This home has been
completely modernized and now contains
an all-electric kitchen, complete bath. game
room and fine heating plant The excellent
farm of about 115 acres is divided into +
fields, all newly fenced with hog, sheep and
cattle right-wire fence; Ane farm for stock
raising. PRICED to sell. Can to Inspect
BUCHANAN. l13I K st n W. ME LIB
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FARMS FOR SALE.
J. L. G.. WEST.
Falls Church 2I35-J. Eve, HO66-W
30 ACRFS-S9 75O

Now vacant: S-rm. house Just newly
painted white. nice shady setting and sets
back; all outbuildings painted and in good
Vegetable ] farm On GOOD odurS road Hall HSS CASH h
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesvlle. Md. Phone
Ashton 3S46.
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FALLS CHURCH. VA.

AND BATH. 1st FLOOR; 2 STORAGE
WITH FIREPLACE, DINING ROOM AND
FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN. SCREENED
PORCH NEARLY Y ACRE WITH VIC
GARAGE. THIS Is IT. CALL MR.. DON
AHUE. CHI. 2440: Ewes, FALLS CHURCH
1888. n: c. HINES & SONS. INC,
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PRICED LESS THAN $4,000.
Aarge frame house on 72Xl so commercial
lot, arranged as apartments: / block
from R. I. ave. Just over D. c. line. Terms
McKEEVER e. WHITEFORD.
DI o106 Ewes SH 451S
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;UsURs'k PROP. FOR SALE tconto

Arlington: possession with deed; close to
Clarendon shopping center: cozy 5-rm;;
bungalow. front and rear porches. full
basement, coal hot-air furnace. Victory
garden: price, S6,250: $3.50 cash, S52
monthly w D. TRACEY OXord 4231
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STORES FOR RENT.

AIS FLORIDA AVE NE AT UNION TER
minal Market-Modern bldg. single Offices
just redecorated. o,Xl313'-11'x1s': $50
and S32 so per month. Heat and light
furnished. H. G. SMITHY CO., S11 18th
st. NV. MA. 1904.
FURNISHED DESK SPACE. INVESTMENT
Bldg, including phone and receptionist
service; $40. Secretarial service optional
and extra. Phone MA Biz
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4-STORY BRICK ABOVE BASEMENT, IN
cludlng furnishings and equipment, between
14th and 5th stS. NV. SIX modern kitch-
ems; $4,000. with So, 500 down.
CLINTON W. EGGLFTON, Real Estate,
1902 Girard st. NV. DU. 5O5l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

. 1919 " Amccln wclky Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

-HE best way TO attract people
according to scientific read
er-interest surveys i is with
pictures of pretty girls-lots Of
pictures of lots Of girls It
doesn't matter whether they're
blondes, brunettes or redheads
just as long as they're comely.
A cute face on a magazine
cover or a shapely figure in an
advertisement. will do more to
arouse interest than anything
else.
This reader phenomenon, If 1t
can be called that, probably best
explains just why Hollywood with
it's bevy of pretty women has
inherited the major portion of
the job of glamorizing the war
effort on the home front.
Government officials, proving
that they're not so slow on the
up-take, have quickly learned the
best way to sweeten the taste of
such sour things as blackouts
and rationing is to serve up their
dictums and publicity with plenty
of glamour.
The photographs on this page
are samples of what is being
turned out of the publicity mills
to make Mr. and Mrs. America
cut down on sugar consumption,
adhere TO blackout rules, save
kitchen fats, contribute scrap
buy bonds, grow victory gardens,
and join civilian defense units.
The job of doing all Of these
things is made to look and seem
easier by the mere presence of
the pretty girls.
There's no doubt but that pa
triotic Americans would cheer
fully accomplish all these things
without any prodding but on the
other hand no objections are
raised to the popularizing of war
needs via the glamour method.
And if the men who make ii their
business TO find out all about
reader-interest know what they're
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Met q Man With q Radio Brain

you are father. Your wo-
man is the mother OF a man
child"
A few weeks later, at Katen-
ere's invitation TO visit his own
Boro village, more than a hun
dred miles away, Jim saw the
chief greeted by his wife with
a new born baby boy. To Jim's
amazement he learned the birth
had occurred the same hour and
afternoon that the witch doctor
had announced it.
Like everyone in South Amer
lea, Score knew that the Indians
there do not use the drum meth
cd Of communicating, nor do they
utilize smoke signals.
Yet, the grapevine telegraph
flourishes and news spreads
through the jungle with eXtraor-
binary rapidity.
However. there are many white
men who are not surprised at
stories of the uncanny power Of
the witch doctors. They believe
some human beings have the
ability to transmit thoughts over
long distances. This is loosely
called mental telepathy. Many
cases have been recorded by the
British Society for Psychical Re
search and similar organizations.
The late Sir Oliver Lodge fire.
quently told of experiments in
mental telepathy he had con-
Quoted personally or observed. In
one Of them two individuals,
sending" and receiving" were
able TO pick out ten cards cor
rcctly of sixteen drawn at ran
dom from a pack. The British
psychicist pointed out that by
algebraic calculation the chances
of this happening by accident
were one in ten millions.
One theory is that the human,
brain, which research at the Har-
ward Medical School has proved
sends out electrical impulses, is
in reality operating somewhat
like a radio sending apparatus.
The receiver functions best,
Lodge found, when he remains
in a perfectly passive mental con-
dition, closing his mind 10 all
thoughts.
And, it is notable that the In
dian medicine men retire for long
periods before making announce
mcnts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

month or so ago he didn't know
that Uncle Sam was at war.
And he wouldn't know it now
had it not been for the radio
brain of an aged tribal witch
doctor of the mysterious upper
Amazon country.
Jim Score. Of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, who has roImed half the
world, recently arrived in Ma
naos, Brazil He had come down
the Amazon, padded by war
riors Of the Menimehe tribe
among whom he had been living
for two years. He asked excited
ly:
rs the United States at war >"
But yes indeed, senor-and
so is Brazil" was the reply.
Thus was confirmed what Jim
had heard almost year ago, far
up the little known Rio Japura
one of the great tributaries of
the Amazon, from a tribal medi-
cine man whose garments con-
sisted Of bark loincloth, neck
lace of human teeth and a suit
of red and blue paint.
White brother" said the
wrinkled old savage, there is
great war in your land.
Two years before Jim Score
says nc would have laughed off
the statement, bat after two
years with the Resigeros, the
Witotos, the Menimehes and
other tribes in the Japura coun-
try, the news started him back
10 civilization. For he'd seen
some queer things concerning the
mysterious power Of the medicine
mon TO communicate with one
another over long distances with
out visible means.
There had. for instance, been
the time when the Nonuyas had
sent a raiding party against the
Menimchcs onlyHto meet with.
bloody defeat in the depths Of the
jungle when Jim's hosts, fore
warned by the grapevine" had
ambushed their enemies.
There had also been the time
when Katenere, the Boro chief,
had been visiting old Acmea.
the medicine man, VINO had spent
the entire day in his hut with
the door closed tightly. Acmea
came 10 the fire that night and
addressing Katcncre, said:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

to stimulate interest.
The fact that Hollywood's beau
tiful women stars have been able
to sell millions of dollars worth
of war bonds through personal,
radio and pictorial appeals is
sufficient proof that their good
looks, geared into the war effort
pay dividends.
Screen stars haven't been con-
filming their war efforts to the
safe areas of this country, how
ever Many of them have made
dangerous trips to all parts of
the world-Africa, Alaska, Ice
land and other scattered Ameri-
can outposts-to entertain Uncle
Sans soldiers, sailors and ma
rines. And the soldier response
to these entertaining visitors is
evidence of the value of this
morale-building enterprise.
1t has developed that Holly
wood, which seemingly would
have nothing TO contribute 20 the
war effort, has found a unique
and an important niche Of its
own in which it is making a
major contribution TO the ulti-
mate defeat Of Mussolini, Hiro-
hito and Hitler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

And on the Right
Hollywood Can Even Make
Sugar RatiOning Seem Sensible
and Pleasant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Here's surprisingly simple way TO
avoid the usual harsh laxativeS.
Most people find that the juice of one
lemon in a glass of water, taken 6rt
Ting on airing, IS all they need 70 in
sure prompt normal elimination
ernf5. And lemon and water is good
foryou.
Lemons Build HeulihI Lemons are
among the richest source of vItdmln
{, which restores energy, helps you re-
standardization. They're the only
known source viJamin p (GtyiD and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

A FEW WEEKS hence
IA tanned and tough Ameri-
4 v can is going to be back
in the United States looking for
a recruiting office. Yet only a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
NGGLAMOUR NTOTHE NAREFFORT

The
Hollywood
Beauties at
the Right
Struck This
Group Pose
to Inspire
Americans
All Over
the Country
To Work
Hard at
Home
Front War
Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
I'm the Ivory Skin Type, "

conGdcs Ilcdy LAMAR. Cone flick Of my puff in
Woodbury. Povder-and my SKIN looks radiant.
My new Woodbury. Rachel shade gives my com
plcuon the creamy, garicnia look directors rave
about. OF course, Hcdy LAMAR! And Woodbury.
plays no favoriles. Working with Hollywood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

supply valuable amounts Of b.. They
alkalinize aid digestion. Millions not
troubled with constipation take lemon
and water daily just as a beaAb builder.
Why moi keep regular with this refresh
ing morning drink that builds health
too? Try in ten days, FIRST thing on aris-
ing see if you don't benehL
P.S. LEMON SODA Some prefer Juice
Of lemon in holt gloss water with q 70
"a teaspoon boxing soda (bieorbono,el
oddsd. Drink os foomins qUisr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-22
Excess Army. Navy Goods
To Be Sold

Continued from Page Onc)
a custodian of surplus property. |
strongly advise that retailers band
together and insist that their con-
SumcrS goods market remain free
from any unfair competition which
IN The end would hurt consumers as
well. Congressman ought to be fairly
busy with this.
Current Situation.
Already the Army l. releasing
certain consumer items These m
Cludc clothing. shoes. kitchen uten-
sis and certain supplies which NOW
have no direct military value. The
Army has more Of these kinds of
goods ON hand for current safe than
does the Navy. Sales by the Navy.
Tor the present al least. are being
confined To- raw materials. scrap and
machinery. AL these articles are
first offered 10 othcr gpvcrnmcnt
agencies. II these agencies are not
Interested. the goods are then sold
through the Procurement Division ot
the Treasury. Manufacturers. ~ well
as retailers. may be Interested in So
curing lists of what l. NOW available
from Procurement Division Office.
III Boston. Ncw York. Atlanta.
Washington. Cincinnati and Forth
Worth. Most of the Army sales arc
made upon "a negotiated basis: bul
the Navy usually insists upon sealed
bids.
In certain instances the w. +. b.
has allocat"d Navy SURPRISES To
manufacturers who are III need of
.hcm. Any manufactures engaged in
war production who is presently
Crampcd for machinery and sup
plies of raw materials might do well
To- contact ". u. Il. regional offices
To sec what Is ON hand. Prices have
been running close to the cost of the
| materials involved.
Conclusion.
In time of wal. as we know il to-
day. the Army and Navy buy and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-22
THE TAR HEEL
GARDENER
BY JOHN ii. HARRIS,
y. {. State College

1t MI! soon oc November and Dec
cmoc!. ~ ;me % plant those fruit
trees ana Derry plants mat you
Sni"m"IH promised your WIFE 10 set
When she was unable 10 BUY i!uii
al any pr.d". |! You nave sufficient
space plant the following Tor the
needs "i Il" average family: SIN APP
PEE. SIX p""cnrS. 'hrcc pears. three
lhFcr NHllt'>' SIN D"hch grapes.
Infrc nUSN'dihS>' 'hiec pccLnS. three
p!"h)S. 'hErc cherries. thrcc pccanS.
WaInu'>. 'h:"G iIsS 'n"' adapted Ia
twenty-five o!acNoSiF!cS. twenty-five
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-22
Do Something

wee prcs.dcn. Wallace spoke The
convictions uI Ns..0r.n ,ru,In ,,r-
p..Uy VINO e!,r the question r.r .
S.dcral.un when -. SAID N Dallas
:na; "dsIcrIm.ua:u.y .,,r. arr kc.p
NJ The South a.a ia, We. =, II,
colonial s'af,l,' and Tim, ,.,... .,..-
lions "nJyc cxpr.rocrd the r,.a,,.
Of excessive TRANSFORMATION rr.,rgr.
'h,. nigH cos: 10, the nrcc,...:,, of
lie and The inability T.. p.r.,r. f,c
product, y: their laYgr."
The wee pgrs.d,u, did No.. ..y
whether uy no; he W., only ..,
nov. learning wna, ,ou,nc.. leader,
have known tor decades and . ,.p.
dltron which they r.yr .rr,,.. ..1
these years. alluos, s.nsIrhard. div
and with little hclp. >yr.patyy ,
cooperation from other sections. g..
from Government. whether D.,.,-
cr,.,Ir or Rcp.ibIcau.
Several time. Inc rarr.,,. inv,
,..,cd and rccc.,rd .u,r,..,. ~
,a'c~. granted by the gDIcrumrY; OF
winch IN, vice president +, u r,ii
'"ncy have claimed they could not
continue Ia ciyc service wI;r,u,
nrghcr charges. If AT tho same time
IN " were To DO cumpcllcd +, nav
labor more money.
Tho railroads are ;ndav dnjng -,
n,.gcst business in i:,cIr history. D,u
tow many Stockholders. the pcc,,!c
who have financed and who o.yn
the railroads. are receiving anvtrru
at all ON their investment?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-22

do something about it. He offered
no plan TO that end, and it is
fairly certain that the evils COM
planned OF will not right themselves.
lie did not tell Us much that We
didn't already know. But if there
I've remedy, the millions of sui
irrrrS referred 10 would be glad 10
know about il. Ii the government,
cannot handle the situation, the
South OF itself and alone assurcdlv
cannot. Al least efforts over long
period OF years have brought, few
results worth cheering over.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-22
Archbishop Visits
Butner Prisoners

Camp Butncr. oct. 81 - To the
Italian war prisoners of war intern
cd here at the Camp Butncr prisoner
ui war camp has come an honor that
will not bc soon forgotten. as the
Apostolic Delegate 10 the United
States. the most Reverend NrchbiS-
hop \. NJ. Grccigonani. celebrated
a High Mass.
The altar set up IN the huge re-
creation field was thrOngcd with pri-
sUnCrS who were wOrShipplng as
they saw ilt. Their voices rang Ou;
clearly in the sharp morning air as