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(174) Heavy Quality Pillow
eases; sizes 42x38la and Ask
381a. Seconds of sec grade.
26e
(43) Large Cotton Plaid Blan-
kets; size 72xS4". Orig. l.ls.
74e
u3) Chenl,.e Bedspreads; all
white and various colors. Orig.
(s) Large Size Blankets; plaids
and jaoQtaYd effects. Orig.
2.40 ---=-a------l.58 So
(9) Double Plaid Blankets;
SO wool, assorted colors. Orig.
2.99 ----2.50 so
~ 500 Wool Blankets; in
solid colors. size 66xS4". Orig.
u) Feather Pillow; hhed with
crushed chicken Tea thers. Size
2lx27". Orig. 1.19-----74e
(343 yds.) Heavy 8o-Square
Unbleached Muslin; 40" wide.
Useful remnant lengths. Orig.
29c yd. ----------l9e
(18) Crinkle Bedspreads; in
colored stripes, size 80xl05",
Orig. 1.19 ----SSe
Goldsnherd'S-Mdin Floor
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Remnants Of Csc
Drapery Fabrics
44c yd.

500 yds. Of spun rayon. In
floral patterns and stripes.
Useful lengths for drapes and
furniture slip covers. Many
pieces alike. Some slight mis-
prints. So" wide.
1850 Rayon Marquisette Sash
Curtains; all full width, also
half pairs and panels Of nov
city figured marquisette, 11a
to 2 yds. long. Orig. 6sc pair.
Each --l5e Sc
(49) Damask and Homespun
Squares; suitable for recover
ing pillows and small chair
seats. Orig. soc ea.---29e
t35) Slip Covers; OF two-tone
knitted fabric. for 4 styles of
chairs. Irregulars of 2.4e
grade --1.88
(l8) Slip Covers; Of two-tone
knitted fabric, for regular size
sofas. Orig. 3.98--2.88
(l75 yds.) Novelty Curtain
Materials; 18" and 36" wide.
Useful remnant lengths. Orig.
lac and 29c yd.
lf5o} Cretonne Dining Room
Chair Covers; for seats only.
Orig. 49c ea.---19e
(2S prs.) 2-Pc. Cottage Cur
tain Sets; orig. ACC pr.---l9s
Goldenbergs-Third Floor
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Where To G6S|sa3
What TO P2A4W1t7 !
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CONCERTS.

CONCERTS.
Army Band, Ellipse guard mount
Tor White House guard, pm. today
Soldiers Home Band, Stanle,
Hall. $50 pm today.
"Rigoletto," San Carlo Opera Co.
National Theater, $3.50 pm. today.
Gunnar johnson, piano recital
Howard University, $50 pm. today
Bernice Gordon, soprano, song
recital, Arts Club, $50 pm. today.
Marine Band, concert and COM
munity sing, Central High School,
Thirteenth and Clifton streets NV,
$50 pm. today.
Friday Morning Music Club. Bar
ker Hall, YWCA, Seventeenth and
K streets NV, 1870 I'm. tomorrow
Marine Band. Marine Barracks,
Eighth and Eye streets Sc, lis
pm. tomorrow.
DINNER.
Producers Council, Mayflower
Hotel, $50 pm. today.
LUNCHEONS.
District Bankers Association, Will
lard Hotel, l2:45 pm. tomorrow.
Reciprocity Club, Mayfower Hotel,
1890 pm. tomorrow
MEETINGS.
Arkansas Avenue Citizens Asso-
citation, 1900 Delafield place NV, 8
pm. today.
Fort Davis Citizens Association,
Ryland Methodist Episcopal Church,
Branch avenue and S street Sc,
8 pm. today.
Macarthur Boulevard Citizens
Association, Palisades Park Field
House, Sherman place and Sherrier
street NV. s pm. today.
DISCUSSION.
Town Hall of the Air. Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
Q streets NV, $3.50 pm. today.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, Madison place and Penn
sylvania avenue NV. Tonight: CT,
Bert Bernath; 7-8, Paul Young;
S-9:45, Johnny Shaw; 10-10:3O Cam
delight Trio: 10:30-10:45, Bette
King; Ills, San Carlo Opera Co.
Pepsi-Cola Center for Servicemen,
Thirteenth and G streets NV, free
canteen service, showers, soap,
lounges, checking, towels, shaving
equipment, shoe shines, $50 am.
today until 1890 am. tomorrow.
Officers Club OF the United Ma
tions, Burlington Hotel, 1120 Ver-
mont avenue NV, 10 am. until
1890 pm. today.
Central Community Center, Thir-
teenth and Clifton streets NV. To-
night: 7:30, tennis instruction; $3.50,
community sing.
Sound motion pictures. refresh
ments, hoStesses, Salvation Army
USO), 606 E street NV, 8 am.
until II pm. today.
Dancing, arts and crafts class,
NCCS USO), 1914 N street NV, 7
pm. today.
Dancing, orchestra, Roosevelt
Center, Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV, 7:30 pm. today. New
members invited.
Dancing, hostesses, refreshments,
Evening star., 1943-03-25
HOUSEWARES

(2) Unpainted Wood Kitchen
Tables; sold ''as is" Orig.
2,95-3.95 5-.|.o 80
~ Unpainted Wood Kitchen
Tables; size 25x40". Sold "as
is Orig. 3.95---2.95
tS) Implanted Wood Dropleaf
Tables; sold "as Is" Orig.
3.so .48
(D Implanted Wood Dressing
Table; 3-drawer style. Orig.
o.So 80
(D Imprinted Wood Chest Of
Drawers; 4-drawer style. Sold
"as is" Orig. 2.49---l.5o
ID Unpainted Wood Tele-
phone Stand and Bench; sold
"as is" Orig. 5.95------2.99
~ Celanese Shower Curtains;
slightly soiled. Orig. 2.95-I.7S
(S) Celanese Shower Curtains;
Sngntly Soiled. Orig. 3.95-2. .68
(5) Celanese Shower Curtains;
with window drapes, slightly
soiled. Orig. 3.95----2.6S
80 Celanese Shower Curtains;
with window drapes, slightly
soiled. Orig. 4.95--3.4S
~ Fibre Clothes Hamper;
hand-painted decoration. Sold
"as is" Orig. 4.95--2.48
tD Woven Fibre Clothes
Hampers; simulated mother
of-pearl seat. Sold "as is"
Orig. $40 ------1.6S
Goldenberg's-DoDnstairs
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FURNITURE

ti2) Dining and Beoroont
Chairs; also Vanity Benche
upholstered seats. Orig. 4.94
70 6.9o ----------------Z.9v
t2) End Tables; half round
style, slightly damaged. Orig.
2.4s -----------------1.lH
~ Colonial Mahogany Twin
Bedroom Suite; dresser, chest
and two twin beds. OriT.'I
$500 --------------59. o0l
() 3-pc. Colonial Maple Bed.,'
room Suite; dresser, chest and.
4s bed. Orig. 4S.95----33. 9s,I
(3) Single Size Metal Bed;l'
2xl tubular style, recondI>
toned. Orig. 6.95------3. 80
ID 5-pc. Solid Maple Dinette
Set; refectory table and AI
chairs. Orig. 3495---2l 90
~ Duncan Phyfe DropllSf
Table; mahogany veneer top
and drawer, imperfect. Orig.
1895 -------------ll,06
% Large Handicapped Plate
Glass Mirror; size '30x42",
damaged. Orig. 19.S5:--5.oo
~ Buffet; mahogany veneer.
so" long, shopworn. Orig.
1895 5--------24.tS
U Walnut Veneer Mod1en
Dresser; with plate glass n3S-
ror. Orig. 34.95----.---zO.f 10
~ Walnut Veneer Mo48n
Vanity; with 5 drawers, I'D
plate glass mirror. Orig.
34.95 Recommendation
(5) Colonial Mahogany We
neer Chest; 4 drawers, metal
handles. Orig. 29.95---l995
(2) Twin Size Felt Mattresses;
soiled and shopworn, sold ''as
IS" Orig. l8.95-----5.00
ID Coil Spring; 30" wide, 8
IT. long, reconditioned. Orig.
1895 ----------------6.95
~ Windsor Chairs; / ma
hogany, ] walnut finish. Dam.
aged. Orig. 2.98 ----f.2o
~ Modern Walnut Console
Serving Table: left out Of DIM
ing room suite. Orig. 1895,
Golden berg's-rourth Floor
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LINGERIE

(5) Extra Siss Rayen TaHeta
Slips; orig. 1.2o-------99e
az Lightweight Cotton Union
Suits; small sizes. Orig. Soc.
29e
az Porto Rican Embroidered
Cotton Gowns; in tearose.
ORG. SSc SIC
t2) Rayon Satin Lace
Trimmed Slips; orig. 1893,
l.59
(D Kayon Satin Slip; snlhll.
size, soiled. Orig. 79c Toe
tD Rayon Knit Gown; orig.
tl0) Rayon Satin Slips; orig.
l.o9 -------------------l NJ
Goldenberg's-Mcin Floor
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ACCESSORIES

147 Wraparound Turbans;
Of ribbed melo cloth. Drapes
beautifully. All colors and
black. Orig. 69c --3 3oe
t200) Mems Khaki Color
Handkerchiefs; for men in the
service and mechanics. Orig.
t5O0) Women's White EN-
broidered Corner Handker-
chiefs; nice sheer quality.
Samples and seconds Of lie
TO 18c values --5 for 29c
t41) Samples and Show Pieces
of WOmen's Spring Neckwear;
white only. Orig. 100 68c
E3) Women's Rayon Crepe
Bleuses; white and colors.
Some with slight factory dc
fects. Orig, l.39 ----I.oo
GOidenberg's-Mdin Floor
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PAINTS

(3s half gals.) Washable Gloss
Enamel; in white. ivory and
green. Orig. lao half gal.
... .O9
t27 half galS.0 Floor and Deck
Enamel; quick drying, Orig.
149 half gal. .o9
(32 gals.) Ready Mixed Paints;
white and coloFs.. Orig. z.56
gal. ~
III gals.) Monad Black As
bestos Roof Coating; orig. 69e
gal. ---------S0e
(35 lotS) Washable Wallpaper; !;
complete for 10xl2 room. Orig.
3.85 room lot ot-------2.29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tiI
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lrregulars Of 49c
Black 0ilcloih
19c yd.

240 yds. of black oilcloth, as
and 50 inches wide. that can
be used for blackOut curtains
and glider raincOats.
tO Fibre Window Shades;
soiled. Orig 39c --- zoe
t10) Venetian Blinds; eggshell
metal stats. Sizes 26, 30. 80, 35
and 36" wide. Sold as is"
Orig. 4a5 and 549 $50
Goldenbcrg's-Thrd Floor
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Spurkmun to Speak

Representative Sparkman, Demo-
crat, of Alabama will speak at the
14th annual banquet of the Organ
lied Bible Glass Association at $50
pm. next Wednesday in the Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church
Sixteenth street and Columbia road
NV. Another feature will be sing
ing by Miss Juanita Claxton of the
Philadelphia Opera Co.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
lrrsgulars 'sf l.ss
Doeskin Gloves
l.O9

1853 pairs Of soft, pliable doe
skin finished sheepskin)
gloves, novelty styles in white
and desira BILE colors. Sizes s
to ~ in the group.
(12D Women's Rayon Fabric
Gloves: in white and pastel
shades. Broken sizes. Orig.
sec -----------------44 44e
(39) Women's Cotton Fabric
Gloves: in various colors. bro
ken sizes. Seconds of soc
grade Zoe
Goldenbero's-Main Floor
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EUl'13l;|!23

(12) GabelIa Sinful Soul Per-
fume De Compose; $50 size,
100
(55) Cardinal Cologne; g.
ounce size. Orig. 79c 27e
5000 Raquel Face Powder;
assorted shades. Orig. 75c loe
140 Fine Quality Hair
brushes; assorted kinds. Orig.
49c &c
t50 Jergen's Hand Lotion;
originally SOC 22e
Goldenberg's-MGin Floor
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Rug Clearance

Small Lots and Slight Irregular Greatly Reduced.
1895 Fibre Rugs. sxlo 1912 patterns So
495 Mourzouk Rugs 4x7 it. 377
1888 Felt Base Rugs 9xl2 and 9x10 81
Coir Yarn Rugs 8xl0 reguars
400 Plain Carpet 2x8 it. 90
395 Felt Rugs, 6x9 it. size -------- --I os
1898 Felt Base Rugs, l2xl2 IT. size 90
59c Gold Seal and Other Felt Base F1oornEs So
49c-59c Short Lengths Felt Base So
Jute Rug Cushions 9x12 # size ---3 80
545-6.95 Felt Base Rugs, 9xl0a ----------- o5
5000 Burgundy Wilton Carpet 81 inch feet 90
$50 to 1895 Broadloom Rugs, 27x54" 9s
2s5 Administer Carpet, burgundy beige rs
1895 Feled Rugs, 9x2 1T. As
1900 Carved Broadoom Rug, 46x6 6x6-------------l3oO 90
$500 Rose Tone Tone Administer, 9xs 50
1o500 Lokweave Broadoom Rug. 9x2 ft---------47 so
$50 Plain Carpet, 80 inches 145
21OO BroadIoom Rug, 46x76 -------- 1 O 90
$500 Burgundy Wilton Carpet. used 6x9 90
1900 Plain Broadoom Rug AZ ax6 ft.---------- IT. g. 90
it, Wide Green Administer BroadIoom SO. yd------2 2e5
IL IT, Wide Claret Color BroadEoon, So yd--- %
Goldenberos-Ruos-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Misses & Women's S 1855
urred Goats
1888

Just IA to sell. Excellent quail
ity fabrics. we'll tailored.
Trimmed with fur collars of
Skunk, Opossum, Silvered Fox
and Pieced Persian. Sizes IL
to is and 351a and 371a.
t3) Women's Winter Coats:
trimmed with dyed Squirrel
Collar. Sizes 42 and A. Orig.
1895 --6.S8
% Women's Spring Goats; in
navy, beige and powder blue.
Large sizes. Orig. 1895 o.95
1) 2-Pc. Tweed Suit; size 10.
Orig. 1895 -l.5o
D Junior Plaid Coat; patch
pockets. back belt, warmly in
terlined. Size 9. Orig. 1895.
1.2o
D Woman's Blue Tweed
Spring Coat; size ~. Orig.
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HANDBAGS

t48) Handbags; of corded and
bengaline fabrics. Black and
colors. Orig. 1.69 and 1893 ooe
t68) Handbags; new spring
styles in fabrics, black and
colors. Samples of 800 and
3.29 values 2 10
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Because Weakened from Lack
Of Iron due to "Monthly Losses"

You girls who suffer from simple anemia
or who lose SO much during monthly
periods that you feel tired, weak.
dragged out"-due to low blood iron.
Start today-try Lydia Pinkham's
TABLErs-one OF the greatest blood-iron
tonics you can buy to help build up
red blood to give more strength and
to promote q more robust bloodstream
in such cases.
Taken as directed-Pinkham's Tab.
lets are one OF the Dery best
and quickest homo ways to get Is
precious iron into the blood. GM
Just try them for at least 80 NV
days - then see II you, too, Nc
don't remarkably benefit, Fol-
low label directions.
Evening star., 1943-03-25

35-Misses' and wOmen's
dresses of rayon alpaca and
rayon crepe, for street wear,
also maternity dresses. Good
assortment of wanted styles
and cOlOrs.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
{353UE5;!l2

(0 Wem ms Seersucker
Dresses; in neat stripes, brok-
en- sizes. Imperfect. Orig.
299 ~
t9) Misses and Women's
Washable Spun Rayon Dress
es; in prints. Imperfect. Orig.
Z.OO -l 80
(z) Rayon Crepe Housecoats:
in neat stripes, size IA. Orig.
3.99 --l -
t2) Washab BILE Blanket Robes;
in blue prints, medium size.
Orig. 2.29 ----l.O0
(2) Quilted Rayon Satin
Robes; in blue. misses size.
Imperfect. Orig. 7.992.o7
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-25
[:!3.913;s;1

(25) Combed Yarn Knit Union
Suits: ecru color, sizes SO to
~. Irregulars Of 1,59 quail
ity -74c
t8) Broadcloth Shirts; in
striped patterns. sizes IA and
l412. Irregulars Of 1.29 quail
(24) Heavy Cotton Long
sleeve Undershirts; pre-
shrunk, sizes A and As. Orig.
1.59 -.----------8O soc
t12) Fine Broadcloth Shirts;
white and striped patterns,
broken sizes. Perfects and ir-
regulars of l.79-2.00 quail
ties Sic
u Genuine Fur Felt Hat;
bound edge, grey shade, size
7is. Orig. 4.98- ooe
~ Combed Yarn Ribbed
Athletic Shirts; sizes 38 and
A, slightly damaged. Orig.
b5c &c
% Blue Striped Rayon Pa
jana; size B, slightly dam
aged. Orig. 4.98 -99e
t3) BrOadcloth Pajama Coats;
notch collar and MILDLY styles.
Sizes B and G. Out of 1.89
sets. Each 3oc
(8j Ribbed Basque Shirts;
white with contrasting trim,
small size. Orig. 79c --3oc
N 1000 Wool Sleeveless
Sweater; button front, small
size. Orig. 2.98----l.OO
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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33f2l3;!;>

10) Prep Suits; in tan shade.
Sizes IA, 16, 10 and 20. Orig.
1898 ------------4.44
(3) Junior Boys Suits; plaid
shirt and shorts. Size 10.
Orig. 2.98 -----l.96
~ Andy Hardy Suit; plaid
front and longies. Size s.
Orig. 1898 --7.o4
(s) Junior Boys Tweed Top
coats: sizes S. 6. 7, 8, 9 and
10. Orig. 2.98 --1.39
~ Junior Boys Capeskin
Jackets: Upper front, size 6.
Orig. 898 ----------5.4O
~ Hockmeyer Corduroy
Jackets; sizes 8 and 18. Orig.
5.96 -7---- ---- 3I7
I'D Coat and Logging Set;
size 6. Orig. 1898 8---4.77
% Boys Grey Suit; with
longies, size IA. Orig 1898.
4.77
(1S) Wash Suits; in blue and
green, sizes 6 and 7. Orig.
1.69 ------77e
(35) Hugger Caps; sizes 63a
to IA. Orig. 98c -- -SSe
(25) Boys 1-pc. Union Suits;
sizes 4 to 6. Orig. SOC 5Se
14) Junior Boys Sweaters;
upper front, size 6. Orig.
1.19 -47e
(l2) 2-pc. Broadcloth Pa
jamas; sizes 8 and 10. Orig.
.49 5Sc
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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Seconds Of 79c
"No-Seam" Hose
39e

Just 148 pairs to sell. Sheer
and clear chiffon rayon hose
that create the illusion of bare
legs. No seams to twist or pull.
Desirable colors, most all sizes
included.
(162) Full-fashioned Chiffon
Rayon Hose; in assorted colors
and sizes. Mill mends of 79c
quality 29c
tl06) Kant Run Rayon Hose;
knit to fit. in assorted colors
and sizes. Seconds Of soc quail
lty -2oc
t20D "No-Seam" Chiffon
Rayon Hose; assorted colors
and sizes. Mill mends of 39c
quality -----l4e 4e
(169) Silk and Rayon Hose;
fine dull twist, in wanted COL
ors. Seconds Of 79c quality,
4oe
t9O Full-fashioncd Chiffon
Rayon Hose; sheer denier
weights. Assorted colors and
sizes. Mill mends of 79c quail
lty 39c
tl16) Rayon Mesh Hose; knit
to fit, assorted colors and
sizes. Seconds of 79c quality,
39e
ODD Full-fashioned Service
Weight Silk Hose; 7-thread,
42-gauge, with Isle top. r.
regulars of 1875 quality i 20
u23) Full-fashioned Non-Run
Rayon Lace Hose: assorted
colors and sizes. Seconds Of
l95 quality ---------l.l5
t166) Full-fashioned Chiffon
Rayon Hose; sheer denier
weights. Seconds of 100 quail
ity ------ soc
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-25

40-Misses' and women's
dresses Of rayon alpaca and
rayon crepe, in pastels, black,
navy and prints. Some slight
ly mussed or sOiled.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Al ;;'!''!:&5';!

(3) Girls Red Cotton Plaid
Dresses; sizes 1012, 1212 and
1412. Orig. 3.29--l.59
(l2) Girls Red Plaid Cotton
Dresses; sizes 10, IL, IA and
16. Orig. 3.s9---------l.39
(3) Tots Fleece Snow Suits;
sizes l, 2 and 3. Orig. 3.29,
l.69
az Tots Ski Pants; sizes 3
and 4. Orig. 2.29--l.69
(D Tots Ski Pants; size 5.
Orig. 500 ----------2.79
t2) Tots Leggings; plaid and
plain tan fleece. Size 5. Orig.
4.99 - ------------3.59
~ Ski Pants; in dark blue,
size Is. Orig. 499 $50
(3) Tots Cotton Wash Dress
es; plain colors and stripes.
Sizes 5 and 6. Orig. 1875 -69e
(l0) Girls Cotton Wash
Dresses; in dots and checks,
sizes 7. 8, 10, II and IA. Orig.
44c
(5) Girls Blue Gym Suits;
size s. Orig. l.l9--59c
t2) Girls Pink Cotton Broad
cloth Dresses; sizes 1915.
Orig. 125 ---------39e
~ Tots Dotted Swiss Pima
fores; in blue and yellow. Sizes
and 6. Orig, l.59----99e
az Girls White Cotton
Broadcloth Blouses; sizes II,
IA and l6. Orig. 89c----39e
a. Girls Blue Jacket; size
8. Orig. 2.99-----------2.29
(2) Girls Rayon Blouses;
blue and pink, sizes IA and l6.
Orig. i59 -o9c
u9) RPys' Cloth Caps; orig.
79c ---------------5e
u Girls All Wool Skirt; size
-, slightly imperfect. Orig.
299 70
~ Girls Cotton Wash Dress
es, sizes 81 and II. Orig.
3.29 ---------------l.59 50
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-25

74-Misses' and women's
dresses Of rayon crepe and
spun rayon, in prints and solid
colors. Good variety of smart
styles.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
BY HELEN ESS!ARY
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington. Nov. l2-"'rhc Suvic.
U-irn joined the United States.
Great Britain and China III the Mos
cow WAY and peace pact brcuuS,
p.cmc. Josef Stalii is determined
t. led his people gu, nr the dark
ness al suspicion into the >,n eli
:,.rrctnbili,y.
This is the answer. according f.
:: military man Just back from Mos
Cow. !" III" unexpected and com
f"r,i"g allia"cc ri the four powers. &c
Stain knows that the uni> WAN
IN which nc can make IL r"~n"c;nhI.
place Toy his pcupl" and m.iiv III,
world forget the Rcd stigma l.. ,u
cooperate with 'hu$" .;.tiumS ihl,
h3," The most responsibility Ia n,-
,,n" continued my military friend
The Soviet Unions greatest Ir;-
uu.ph. 10 date. WAS tina, moment,
w'lrn U"itcd States Secretary ui
Sig;" C""dcll Hall and British Sec
.,'aiy 81 Foreign Affairs Am-hnny
ldru travelled all The WY To- NInl-
COW. with hat III ha'id. ru l!rg, Sin
lr. Com" "n il w'.h H.. The Wa
t,.s tine"
!. y"u ar" l." understand Stain
e; ~. :" WIS told. you MUS IT,
u".uDr. that Lr is VAIN MI Load
e. arc vain. Or they wouldn't stc,
o. from the crowd Stain vclr,,,
g. hr regarded rs u area. man. What
n.r "rr t!n%" victories son HguinS;
:n,. GcrnanS wilh bluud and sweat
u 30" Soviet continues To- he disturb
~ 10y the nations il most adnircS"
- din, You know that Josef Sta
l,s D.. tired al being thought of as =
hu'r'rr boy" the returned traveller
asked me. HE IS weary -: nrlug
."'i."d down an a. Il vul%arian He
wants !" l"n the easy brotherhood
e. franklin Rn"S"vrIi and Winston
Cnu;rhill. And Chang Kai-Shrl..
go ~ Il social equal. il yuu like tu
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

licvcS. There. for cxauoI. .,,. ,,,
"Twcnty Rules iur students Nnn.
tho revolution the urpd,,I,r .,,Im,o
Tar 20 the LEFT IN rd.,ca,il,, ~
schools were made ru-rd,.,,,,n,I
Formal authority WA. DOM. n,,'",.
with. Lately. cu-cducu,inu inns h.r..
aD"li$hcd Girls and nrvy on 80
separate schools Every ,,,,dcn, r',
been made :. ,r,rr ~ ,.1r.,,,.,,.,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
Ali Youths
Big Help To
Food Effort

t"li""" Station. Raleigh. NUN. -
Boy and gals in the Ill clubs IN
Moth Carolina hINr added tnnir,-
ImdS -! tons "I food this year To- rmr
Nations stnc..pi!,. rrp"rtS l.. 4. lia,-
ril!. Ill Club Leader at he State
College ENtcn i"u Service.
" an r%"mrpi". ne Cirrs - report
received from Assistant CnlEty
.t""n' II. {. Coward -! Wil,rs cuuu-
y. telling %! tnc M"rk nl 600 boy
with :,;.rdcn~. liyr>r"Ci,. poultry. ana
general crops. EisEty-cight al these
boys S"cW 81 acres Gi special seed
corn which Will br Used "a increase
corn Yields in thai section p,c;ui,c
ui better seed.
tn" group raised more than Ia
900 ii'lrrS with an average weigh,
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PAGE THREE

farm. InCludin" 400 pounds -. beet.
while his sales at Tobacco VIII run
.r"rr l2.ipr i.ruud,. IN, chI,l f.. 1t
products from this tobacco farm
We're hog. beef. poultry. and eggs.
according 10 County Agent II. X
Sanders
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IN" sumo at ilciIi.

NE N'''ir 81 'h"hi.
,...,.
ny Elk SirlCicr rniOTcvurut
~ "'' !Ii'"i sterilization program AN
''y"''''" " ni"hIh az" has moi .clirv-
:" '"'loI'I"nN mulch III Inc three
TI.a,'"il ~" Meas In North C;ru,iu;.
9P! u'r ifnc nave been designated -
,'N'' t"'"f shortage areas. ~ - iur-
"'I ''I"ft at relief tn" i%-huuI wees
Va '' 't:\'Ntd IN lhGHi Dr-Cininu
""iiU',E. N"E. L. Gin, longer wn-!.
week HIS already been operative in
.I''" 'Ei !uinhr! operations .Inlgnn
~, "'' '!i1J me rui" VIII not a.
P'"'E employing fewer than
'''"' persons. mon VIII II apply to
i" i''''':' "f governmental W"rh.
rXrrIrrHD Gin.
buyins,r. tm,, . ,5''',v '''| very >ii''l'
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rhc dollar volume "i plane pro-
dUc'!"u tor l9ii j. expected 70 DE-"
Increased 10y ~ pc" cen.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

BRiGiiTER--Thcr Is brighter
sioc - Tho picture. DisaDpral"ncr OF
smallpox and the icvc.> j. believed
:" DC cue IL ciicctlv" preventive
methods instituted 10y the health dc
parinen'. THO fact that reports are
ICqurcd on other contagious and i'll
icctiuus diseases and that these rc-
ports are coming IN more FULLY LEAD,
10 the hope hat control measure.
may also prove effective IN eliminate