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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

2:i5 +. VI.
WJR--Pepper Youug-D.
WWJ--Church hymns.
CELW-Rhythm matinee.
WCAR-Matinee melodies.
W%iZ- To be announced
500 r. NJ.
WJR-Lindas First Love.
WWJ--MaTy Marlun-D.
CkLW--San Salute M.
WCAR-News Ace.
WXYZ Morton Downey NJ
WJLB-News; matinee NJ
NENIs--NewscaSt: music.
WJBK-News: melody.
s:l5 p. VI.
WJR-Fditors Daughter.
WWJ--Ma Perkins d.
VICAR The Grab Bag VI
N&YZ Nv True story ID
$50 T.. NJ.
WJR-ln Harmony-D y.
WWJ-Pepper Youns-D.
CKLW W-Rhythm Matinee.
WCAR-Guest Time NJ
" ENL1- Music Us. Loves
SiAP. VI.
" NlE Music men
WWJ-H Happiness Right ~.
WCAR-The Roundup VI.
MNNL Between bo0kends
100 y. VI.
NfR--Home Front T.
WWJ--Backstage Wife-D.
CkI.W-Sews
WCAR- News. music
MNfT Blue Fr0l.C V.
NjLB-NcWs: music
WFNI-Nev sCast. music.
TBE News. melody
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

The Liberotor B-2A) bomber really has
ttoo inside stories.
The first is shown above Here you get a
hint of what makes this giant bomber such
a deadly aerial slugger. It's the biggest
American bomber now in action-wth a
speed of more than 800 m hand a range
of over 5000 miles. 1t can carry more than
10 tons of hig explosives. From nose to tail
turret it fairly bristles with so caliber
machine guns.
Now for the second inside story-the
men inside the Liberotor.
For, no matter how great bomber may
be, its combat performance depends on the
greatness of the armen who fly and fight
it. And when it comes to the quality of its
crews, you could search far, wide, and high
without finding the equal of the fighting
teams that man the Liberators!
You can scarcely pick up a newspaper
without reading an inspiring account of
their courage, their precision teamwork, their
unselhsh heroism their consistently sue
cessful forays against key Axis detectives.
These are the men who make q greet
bomber greoterI
Together, these fighting teams-pots,
bombardiers, navigators, radio operators,
engineers, and gunners are turning in
a performance record that makes you
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Ford Clio Discusses
Underground in Italy

Labor leaders sponsoring the
movement 10 enlist Italian-Amerl-
can war workers i'm aiding Italian
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
DUKE NURSE SCHOOL
BEGINS NEW CLASS

Durham. Oct. IA ncw class of
Duke CnivcrSIty'S prc-"urSinG school
has begun lis activities with 81 pros
pcctiEc nurses registered tor the IL
week course
The course has been designed for
students who. because of lacking
certain required courses in college
work. are not ready for the nursing
school. The entire class should ne
ready to enter nursing school in
January. AT which time students wh0
have the required college credits may
also enroll
Forty-SiX Of those IN the now class
intend to enter in connection with the
United States Cadet Nurses Corps
Those in this corps arc given their
nursing training by the government.
and. upon graduation. they will enter
military service.
Approximately 10 of the nCw sta
dents are living IN The new Nurses
Home al Cook and Erwin streets. now
partially completed. Others will move
into he home when il is finished.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
Carriers PLIGHT

Accidents on railroads, some uI
them fatal. others not. are comm,
with greater ircquencc. and they
have their lesson. which Amcric,
will do we'll 10 learn before the worst
is experience.
y broken rail. broken wheel
failure of brakes. ur perhaps hot.
box. all are receiving their fair share
OF credit Tor accidents that are uc-
curing us the rail carriers struggle
under the greatest strain and the
heaviest demands III the HISTORY ul
this ur any country. AS often as
otherwise. tragedy results.
These things are happening on the
heels OF an era III American rail
r"adIng when years wen, by without
u fatality L. u passenger. They are
happening because al strain. because
OF prolonged SERVICE without dic-
quatc repairs ~ maintenance. or De
labor. /; does lie within the scope
of the nation 10 overcome these
shortages before an actuu, break
DOWN ovrrta.>cS u~.
Without the railroads ana the m1u-
To-. carriers 3; would be impossible
To- carry ou ;hv war effort. Trans
por,Htlon Is uS vital and a> rs>"u-
tal "> any phase of the program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
Eure Demands
u. S. Absent
Vote Repeal
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau
BY LYNN \ISBET

Raleigh. ur'. i& - Scoring kid
Gloves and o"N..s alike. | had Eure.
North CavulMu'S secretary OF state.
made q bare .;rHC,'" assault on the
Federal absentee voting act ~ the
uailunH. secretaries 'l Stale Convcn-
t"u ~ 8 Louis Hln"dIy. He de
mIndrd Immediate repeat OF the act
and tnan0" "n.rut ni further CunSld-
Grafton OF Inc matter ny the Con-
|.'SS.
Enc J!-" wh"l"a,arrdly endorsed
the .G": n' l&ycug-..G> voting. but
"S1n claimed hi " matter for the
>"Nr'a! STATES and ".' i"r IN" cen
iraI government. Federal mcddlIng
mi" other Stale ;..'ii"nS and lack
"i '"':h".a'h" ~" established state
agencies '""r ~ ... r"SiGaiI"n by
IL" "'Il'dn' Iar ii"". secretary.
prchSi"" for ihv ."mai.'tS WAS the
Fr"S'dcui> IoGrc-. before the ma
t!ona! HSS"crnton.. By reason of Ill
ness "i thr president. Edward j.
h"Sh'S. secretary 81 STAT" at Illinois.
ana retirement from The Office Of
IN" ".,r'rd ''c" president. RESPONSE
b'!''E ''' pre-. .i-.G ana delivering
me pres d'n' = Hr,SaE". icil upon
t.'Ec as m"rd"'" past president.
ne Sp'""". ''"'"d development
"' ~" Federal government "u, Of
me STATES. pointing ""i mat dele
gated powers we're cnUcn"d III dcii-
mn" terms out lhdt there mas been
i"E yeas a recognized trend toward
cen''H''@"ti'm II" emphasized that
SeiI's"EtFiM'n' - ihr only !nSur-
''i'te "' '!'co"M ana that ScIt-Gov-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

right which has through the years
sought - be reserved for the states
themselves. The federal government
should not nave mcddlcd in this pre-
rOgativc. and the So-Callcd federal
war ballo; act should be repealed At
the earliest possible moment. Fur
thcr confederation of pending federal
legislation on this subject should be
abandoned"
Supporting this position. EUrC cit
ed conditions III North Carolina
Last year when an election was due
less than 300 oi the 100000 Tar
Heels III service applied for ballots
under the Federal act. This year
with no election InpruSpcct. more
than 1000 requests have come in
Tor general election ballOts-moS. Of
which Will necessarily be voidcd bv
change ui address and other con-
tnGcnCIc~ before the 1914 voting
time arrives
Another grievance of secretaries
al state against Federal activity Is
'nc attitude al the Securities and
Exchange Commission. RcCugni2!np
d"i'nird need tor such an agency.
Ear" criticized lis method of going
mt" states. making investigation
ard bringing indictments without
even consulting the state administra-
tors @! 'Dluc sky" law. This j.
'n"NcuSHblc. II" said. and subject Ia
resentment. Cooperation should be
the rule.
o;hcv instances ut federal agents
Ignoring S;aic authority were cited
coupled with an appeal 10 sec that
III lighting :ur our way of life we
should not permanently lose many
OF us cherished rights. which we
pr!lc =" dearly"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
A Share for All

IN .,r u..rrd W.n F.na camp. g..
:nv-r ~ . r... tu.. every .n, ryc..'
the n..n, can i've .., penny .ui
n avur..:.a,- :. ,au.r rau >uy WIKI
~ .!..'u,u.n-~. hat gr n.G Il uu.l
fnuuan .u, . my lot.
\ .ry.,. uy.. .l .a., .la y!u..
nave ll.,ld, aycu ..,r. 10 ,..s nsu-
.rau. nv tuu.v q4n ua,r been aeas-
Rated a., headers Tnry .rr uut oc-
lug pad !pr y .u,.y Gn net desire
.rm.mrr..uru. o'urr than 'h, -l:.,-
:.rr' .rn .-r 'r" "l,c of .rr>c.cuc..
;nri .c,.!, tom a. mpurra.' ,.s.
we'll performed They y.Il ...n v...
more time. ana .- mach :mv ls .r-
CURED u nrgi,. &c. MAKE the v.:ru:
% SUCCESS ~ ,..- rn..aiy. 20. these
me-, md Nunr- a.r convinced o..
'n,. ...u.,rlu-., .. .a. ..I>,. in Whlc4
,ur~ urc engaged and OF the gree.
good ;nt' can ani ~I 30. done
.-.usu :.ud, .rl.lrr ,.ow .nr
I'u.'ri War F.ui
F. o.4. pur'. 49,, Thought q: tn"
rtI'~,' ma, 'ur.y w-.y c.'.r,iv too
many a-"ucIc~ u.'n uugyr- ~ .hy
pl,. and ~r.II :n.nr there may be
SOME whose mr"' 49," q. nr' en-
'lr,lv .dunSc lo. % ..a4.... Cd: tin
sort But We gr" mot nI.-G 'I.'
really worthy culsrs should n, pen
ailcd mcroIy because TO-. Iac> n'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

The first Coast Guard academy"
was barkcntinc. The Chase" an
chorcd off New Bedford. Mas. and
later off Baltimore in the last quarter
of the 10Th century. The present
academy al New London. Conn. is a
huge plant. comparing favorably with
Annapolis and West Point.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
The Miners Complex


The Mipers' Corplex
r,.r ,,.,.,., ,,.,, ...r, iconIrdi,.,n
q, .,., ,..r,rf, s,,.,.,f.,.,,,, ~, live:
,., ..,.... .,o,, .,,,. .rG ,,l,,,, r,l,-
....- and ,n.., ., others -nn.rt
,... ...,,-...,,,s,,,. 81, shame ,nr
.r... ,,,,,,,., ~ r.,.,.rrc "a p.o-
, 80, .r.. ...,r ..,~ ,nr~l,l~r me ra-
...r.- ,... .,,,-,,,rv lr3 Tor nssu..-
.,. ..3,.r,,., ,am,,y; for their tel
r.,. rr,.r.r. .. ,,r as lie, wi,nln.
,r,.. n.o.., m I'm. ,.n,, r, crrsrs.
Evidently .,ry do moi. tnn..n. else
....,. u,....rs ..,,.,,.,. ,nr.,. y,,vs
{. ,..,. ..,... ,,,;r>,.uu H. Ask whether
.. r., .r,-r Won. .n the, extent:
20, .,.,... . . ...r %. ,h,.r actions.
,,....i. risk ..,s d., tn. war merely
r,,.,.i-r ,.,.y Il. ur, nave Z. g,rgi,.u.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

Japan. we read. has notified South
American nations it does not intend
to bother them. That's right-it
won't have the chance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

How il looks from here: Finland
would like to retire to the sidelines
but Coach Hitler has run out Of
substitutes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
WANT ADS
Get Results

USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NEXT
paint job. There is no paint better
Yet it is the lowest priced quality
paint in town. Tanner Eoofing Co.
22-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
WANT ADS
Get Results

Get Results
DUE TO DELIVERY CURTAu
mentS we cannot accept coal -,
wood orders for less than 50 M
Ihank you for your COopcr,,ion
ii. o. Falkncr & Son, phone 9GH
" 6-u
CHlNAWARE. KITCHEN wAp.
silver coated teaspoons and t,hin'
spoons. Watkins Hardware Co
l8.Gu
WANTED - > RIDERS TO ANN
from Camp Butncr. Leaves a ~,
return p. M. Call TcNaco Store
Service Station. Phone ll3O. lg-o,
FOR ADEQUATE PROTECTI0M
buy automobile liability Insurance.
with medical payment covcrn".
Call our office for revised r,,c.
Insurance Department, Citizens
Bank and Trust Company. 23-t,
TWO GOOD PIANOS FOR SAFE
These pianos have been ovcrha,l-
cd; in perfect condition. piar,
tuning and repairs. j. Il. Collin,
near EPSON. phone 37l2. lam
WANTED SMALL SECOND HAM
tricycle., must Dc i'll good condition
Will pay well. Telephone lO88
Mrs. w. w. Parker, Jr. 1911,
WANTED SECOND COOK. APPLY
in person to Mrs. Morgan. stew
ardeSs at Vance Hotel. l9-u
GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. A look here will con.
vince you that these cars ar,
priced to move. Fords-Plymo,,tb,
-Chevrolets, l93Fs to l940's
Candler-Palmer Motor Co. ISL:
STRAYED TO MY HOME MON
day, October IL, red milk COW
| Owner can got same by paying tor
this ad and for keep of COW.
Maurice Hester. Route 3. Hcndcr-
| son. n. [. l&-2t
WANTED WOMAN FOR COOK
| ing and general huuScwurk, mus,
have had SOME experience. See
| Mrs. w. +. Harrison. 23G Orange
| street. l6-3ti
FOR BEAUTIFUL FLOORS. USE
| Iinlur the new floor finish that
takes H." place oi .'hrllaC. Lou Ann
floor wax. our special .i5c ln. It.,
! good wax. Alex $. Watkins. 1911
NICE KINDLINCi FOR SALE-ANY
length you want II. Phone 1l6-J
| from : To 9 p. III. l5-iti
BROONS. BRUSHES. WAX POL
| lSh. Large assortment OF mupS.
| Watkins Hardware Co. l8-6ti
FULLER BRUSHES ARE HERE
ann now agent i"r the famous line
o! Fuller Brushes. Come in and
see complete display. II. Il. Tanner
at Sewing Machine Shop. Phone
| ll6-W. l3-21ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

WANTED WOMAN FOR COOK
ing and general houScwurk. must
have had SOME experience. See
Mrs. w. +. Harrison. 236 Orange
street. l6-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

DUE TO DELIVERY CIJRT,u
mentS we cannot accept coal or
wood orders for less than 50 M
Thank you for your coopcration
ii. o. Fallincr & Son, phone 2Go
6-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

STRAYED TO MY HOME MON
day, October IL, red milk COW.
Owner can got same by paying for
this ad and for keep of cow.
Maurice Hester. Route 3. Hcndcr-
son. y. {. l&-pt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

FOR BEAUTIFUL FLOORS. USE
Linl"r the new floor finish that
takes H." place Oi .ShCllac. Lou Ann
floor wax. our special l5c lD. Ii,
good wax. Alex s. Watkins. lg-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

CHlNAWARE. KITCHEN WAR.
silver coated teaspoons and t,hin
spoons. Watkins Hardware Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

MEAT CHOPPERS. BUTCHER
knives and lard cans. Watkins
Hardware Go. 1861
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

WANTED-SMALL SECOND HAND
trlcyclc. must DC III good condition
Will pay well. Telephone lO88
Mrs. W. w. Parker, Jr. l6.,,'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

TWO GOOD PIANOS FOR SALE
These pianos have been overhaul
cd; IN perfect condition. piar,
tuning and repairs. j. Il. Collin,
i,car EPSON. phone 37l2. l4-p,;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

WANTED - , RIDERS TO ANN
from Camp Butncr. Leaves ! a ~,
return p. III. Call TcXaco S,nr"
Service Station. Phone ll3O Ia .,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

F OR ADEQUATE PROTECTION
buy automobile liability Insurance.
with medical payment covcrar.
Call our office for revised ra,ov
Insurance Department., Citizens
Bank and Trust Company. 23-ts
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

LOST IN OR NEAR STEVENSON
Theatre a ID jewel Grucn lady'S
wrist watch. Finder please return
to Box II. OXford. n. G. and re-
cclVc liberal reward 1927
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone i39. Always
ready to serve you. Herbcrt's Vel
low Front. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

WANTED SECOND COOK. APPLY
in person TO Mrs. Morgan, stew
alueSS at vance Hotel. lg-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. A look here will con.
vince you that these cars ara
priced to move. Fords-Plymoutb
-Chevrolets, l934's to l94Os
Candler-Palmer Motor Co. ISL.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS
while limited stock is still avail
able, 80 for 100 with your name.
Also our Lovelylyne Stationery at
very special prices. Henderson
Book Co. l0-tf
Evening star., 1943-10-08

serve as telephone and teletype op-
orators with the Air Forces. but do
repair work, drive automobiles and
any number Of other jobs formerly
performer by men.
Asked If any WACS had been lost
in transport to England, Maj. Wilson
replied, If any, I don't know of it."
Maj. Wilson said WACS are bet
ter fitted for the jobs they do than
are the men they replace" having
more patience and adaptability for
telephone communications and cler-
ical work
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Hitler Says Germans
Must Keep Morale
Or War Will Be Lost
By the Associated press

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 8.-Adolf Hitler
told Nazi leaders gathered at his
headquarters yesterday that the
German people must not be per-
mitted to lose morale, for it they
did the war would be lost.
In patent attempt to whip up
tagging spirits on the home front,
he was quoted by the Berlin radio
today as saying:
weapons alone will not tilt the
scales unless human will backs them.
The party has never allowed itself
to be discouraged by setbacks. It's
power of action, hard resoluteness
and extreme readiness to help pro-
vides the German people again today
with moral backing and support,
particularly in the difficult hours of
air attacks.
If the German people preserve
this morale which they have shown
on the battleflelds and at home, the
war can never be lost but must and
will bring a great Germany victory"
Hitler promised the assembled
leaders to deal blows everywhere and
never falter until our aim is reached.
indicating the Importance Hitler
placed on the pep meeting. Reich
letters and Gauleiters" were ad-
dressed by such party and military
leaders as Dr. Albert Speer, Minis
ter of Munitions; DR.. Robert Ley,
leader of the German labor front;
Field Marshall-Gen. Erhard Mich,
State Secretary for Aviation; Ad-
miral Karl Doenitz, supreme COM
mander OF the German Navy. and
Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmler.
"Defeatism is nonexistent among
the Germna people" boasted the
Evening star., 1943-10-08

Germans had their heads down. He
yelled, Look through those sights.
How can YOU see with your heads
doWn?' The Germans raised their
heads to sight their rifles and the
sergeant knocked them off"
Eased Clark's Task.
In the hills behind Salerno the
airborne troops went in at midnight
dropping from speeding airplanes of
the Troop Carrier Command from
500 to 500 feet above ground. Their
mission was to block the advance of
German troops who might have
slowed up the advance of 1t. Gen.
Mark Ciark's 5th Army.
They found German tank
bivouac, entered it and shot it up."
he said. so bewildered were the
Germans that they ran into cross
flre from their own machine guns.
set up around the camp. Next morn
ing the Germans were reinforced
and drove our men out. Our men
took to the hills"
L believe the parachute infantry
attack the night Of September Is
eased the pressure on the American
lines
The airbOlne infantry dropped
from their planes with all the usual
weapons, Garand rifles. carbines
mo-tars, machine guns of several
types ana bazookaS. One soldier
having fired his bazoOka at a Mark
vi German tank. complained that
these things bounce off" Later
he said he found the answer. Il
settled it by letting him go by" he
said, and hitting him in the rear
where the armor is not so heavy"
The German Mark vi tank is said
to have more than inches of armor
plate on the front.
AS an example of the intrepidity
OF the parachute troops, Gen. Chap
man told of the commander of an
airdrome unit who had been ordered
to withdraw because of increasing
enemy pressure. Give me addi-
tional men and I'll stay he said.
He did stay" Gen. Chapman said.
Gen. Chapman made no effort to
conceal his pride in his outfits, their
fighting qualities and their weapons.
One alrborne unit held the right
flank until contact had been made
with the 5th Army he said.
The bazooka is weapon in which
the infantry soldier has confidence"
Gen. Chapman said when asked
about defense against tanks.
Evening star., 1943-10-08

attempt to alleviate the newsprint
shortage.
Declaring the reduction would be.
come effective October H. w. 3.
Denhart, circulation manager, said
the Sunday News circulation now
exceeds 1000 900 and that the daily
circulation is 2,060,000
BY this and by various other
means, the News will use 10000
fewer tons of poper in 1943 than in
l94l, Mr.. Denhart said.
The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book. the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-10-08

OF louisiana WAS not present at
today's executive session and his
proxy, along with several others,
was reported not to have been
voted.
The measure, on which the House
may act next week, would repeal
the Chinese exclusion acts dating
back to 1882, place the Chinese on
a quota basis under the immigra-
ton act OF 1924, allowing approxi-
mately los to enter the United
States annually, and amend nat
uralization laws to allow the Chi
nese citizenship.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Committee Approves
Quota for Chinese

By the Associated Press
In n surprise move yesterday the
House immigration Committee vot-
ed, 8 to 4, in executive session to
report favorably bill to repeal the
Chinese Exclusion Acts and allow
Chinese immigration to this coun-
try on a quota basis.
The swift action was understood
to have been the result of an effort
to get bill out Of committee this
week to honor the anniversary next
Sunday Of the founding of the Chi
nese Republic.
The leader of the opposition to
placing the Chinese on quota ba-
SlS-RepreSentative Allen Democrat
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Thousands Of WACS
To Join Overseas
Forces, Officer Says

Several thousand more WACS will
be sent to the European theater to
augment the 1000 WACS now TAX
ing over enlisted mems Jobs there
Maj. Anna Walker Wilson. WAC
staff director in London, said today.
Maj. Wilson. who has Just re-
turned here, told a press conference
that the overseas WACS know they
are flghting war, even if they don't
fly bombers or handle guns. The
part the WACS are playing is abso-
lutely essential to every raid out of
England"
Aside from working from 8 80 m.
to midnight and often later. she
said the WACS are having a won
derful time adding Il wish every
American could see what they are
doing over there"
Mai, Wilson said WACS not only
Evening star., 1943-10-08

Gestapo chieftain despite 9Iitler's
obvious concern.
Isolated cases of this kind will
be eradicated without mercy" he
promised.
DR.. Speer said that mass produc-
ton must be increased and warned
that "onlv the severest y'c~~'--'~'
will see Germany through to final
victory"
DR.. Ley called for "as many emer-
gency billets as possible for air-raid
victims without regard to the
shortage of building material.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
New York News 10 Cut
Circulation 10 Save Paper
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8.-The New
York Daily News announced last
night 1t would reduce it's Sunday
circulation by 100000 and it's daily
circulation by $4,000 to $4,000 in an
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-29

A resolution authorizing the sale
OF property for delinquent taN DC
counts was passed by the henderson
City Council Wednesday evening. IL
was the regular monthly meeting
which was postponed from Monday
evening on account of the Easter
holiday.
The Council also received 4 pro-
posal from Alderman u. ii. Hicks Ior
reducing by Il ilIt onc-iourth the
ynluc On all automobiles owned III
the CITY. The resolution came near
the close OF the Council meeting.
which lasted nearly two hours, ana
never received Il second.
Instead. committee MAS appoint
I'd to investigate the proposal and
report back To the Council at It's
next meeting. This committee con-
sists uf Alderman NJ. ". WcStcr, i.
II. Crabtrcc and NJ. y. Cooper.
The tax sale resolution WAS roiJ
tine procedure, i'll keeping with alil
nual custom. The date inr first APP
praranCc of the tax advertisements
WIS not named in the resolution, but
Il WAS stipulated that the actual saiC
pr held he second Monday III June,
which is June Ii.
The Hicks resolution follows:
"WHEREAS. the tax valuation Tor
automobiles owned by residents oi
the city OF Henderson for the current
year has been raised III most IN
stances due tn an arbitrary or cun,-
mCrCial value established by agcn-
CirS other than the city authorities
OF The tax payers, ana
WHEREAS. aS a matter Ot fact.
said automobiles have deprecated
in actual value due 10 Il years age
ana use. and
WHEREAS. the Federal govern
mCnt Ter the CNISCnCIvS and needs Of
the war has materially limited the
uses and value of all automobiles
Ivy restricting gasoline and tire safes,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-29
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Can YOU answer these quiz ques-
lions? Turn TO Page 4 for the
answers.

|. The earth is a perfect sphere.
true on false
2. The -rlc of L. s. paper currency
was reduced during the administra-
ton Of Wilson. Harding. CoOlidgc OF
GuUyCrr
3. 1t. Gen. George s. Patton COM
mandr American troops in what bat
tie area?
i. Tho sun is distant from the
Garth about ~ million. ITO million,
or $50 million miles?
>. What does the name Pcnnsyl-
Nana mean?
s. What is Che French word mean
ing against?
= In y. D. 325 the Council of the
Christian Churches meeting al q,
Place in Asia Minor drew up a creed:
tame the creed.
D. Did William Henry Harrison
serve one month. three months. or
six months as President of the Unit
ci States?
9. Complete the provcrb: 81 will
give him a Roland for his -"
TO- What feat did the NC-i per-
form in May, 1919?