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Evening star., 1943-09-16
U. 5. Chamber Insists
Reneeotiation Law
Cant Be Justified
By ,he Associated Press,

BY The Associated Press.
The United States Chamber Of
Commerce told the House Ways and
Means Committee today the renego-
tiation law for recapture of excess
profits" In war contracts is danger
Gus and un- American" and cannot
be justified.
E. c. Alvord, head of the cham
ber's Federal Finance Committee,
testified that "the power of taxation
is the only acceptable power granted
to the Congress by which profits in
the possession of a citizen can be
taken for the use of his govern
ment."
IF the Congress determines that
our existing tax laws are inadequate
to prevent in every case the reten-
tion of excessive profits" he said,
then the tax laws should be
amended
IF appropriate amendments to
existing tax laws are adopted, they
should become effective as of April
%, 1912, and every war contractor
or subcontractor should have the
option to pay the additional taxes
thus imposed upon his 1912 profits
or to remain subject to renegotia-
ton
Meanwhile, the investigating staff
of the House Naval Affairs Com
mittee, recommended government
aid to industry in postwar recon-
version to civilian production, but
retension of the Renegotiation Act
to prevent excessive" profits on war
contracts.
The Naval Affairs Committee s
report, the result of a long investi-
cation, was released by Robert E
Kline, general counsel, after it had
been approved by Chairman Vinson
Mr. Kline said long list of recon-
mendations would be submitted to
the full committee, probably early
next week, for passing along to the
Ways and Means Committee.
In summarizing its report, the
Naval Affairs Committee staff de-
clared that those charged with the
administration Of the law "have
demonstrated the extreme useful
ness of the act to the procurement
program, and they have saved the
public treasury very large sums OF
money"
While saying that the Renegotia-
tions Act is not the proper vehicle
for meeting the problems of post
war readjustments, the report as.
serted there is an obligation or
the part of Government to assist
industry in meeting those problems
It recommended, among other
things, that the Government pro-
vide severance pay for employees
whose jobs will end with cancella-
ton Of Government war contracts
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Senator E||ender Urged
To Seek Governorship
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Senator Ellender, Democrat. of
Louisiana is giving serious thought
to invitations from personal and
political friends in Louisiana to be-
come candidate for Governor"
While refusing to state definitely
that he would announce. the Sem
ator. who was elected last year for
another six-year term in the Senate,
said yesterday he had received so
many requests that he felt he should
give it close consideration.
Senator BLENDERS friends ex-
pressed belief that he was the only
hope of solidifying forces of the late
Senator Huey P. Longs political ma
chine in the coming gubernatorial
election.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Co|d-Storage Stocks
Of Foods, Except Eggs
And Pork, Increase

BY the Associated Press
The War Food Administration re-
ported today that cold storage
stocks of frozen fruits and vege-
tables, butter, cheese. frozen poul-
try, beef, lamb, mutton and lard, in
creased substantially during August,
while those of eggs and pork de-
clined.
Creamery butter stocks reached a
record level of 23l ,359,000 on Sep
tember /. excepting those of a year
ago by 79.0O000 pounds. Much of
Evening star., 1943-09-16

with 212,543.000 . month ago and
with 75S40,0 600 year ago.
Eggs were reduced during August
by 1,308. 900 cases, leaving supplies Of
9,106, 900 cases in storage on Septem-
ber l. This was 2,630, 900 cases more
than the holdings of year ago.
The VITA said the accumulation
of frozen vegetable stocks was much
heavier than average, and the Sep
tember holdings of 1864 900
pounds were considerably above
those of a year ago and the average
for the last five years.
So you want Toxic bombed again?
Well, bombs cost money, 80 help buy
some with War bonds and stamps.
Evening star., 1943-09-16

this butter represented reserves ac-
cumulated for military use.
Cheese stocks increased 1880, 900
pounds. but the 209, 1922 900 punods
In storage on September were TO-
583. 1000 less than a year ago.
The VIA said beef stocks in
creased in August from 88.046 900 to
10l ,45l 900 pounds, while stocks of
pork declined from 544,297,OO0 to
495, 800 900 pounds. However, sup
plies Of both beef and pork were
larger than year ago, the latter
being about 100000 pounds
greater.
Lard stocks on September ! to-
tailed 227,623,000 pounds compared
Evening star., 1943-09-16

A-AU Ameriean Tweeds-
Smoothly dropped codet suits in
tweeds, flonnels and glen ploids.
All of them properly Iobeled as to
wool content Blue. grey and
brown in the group. Sizes 10 to
10 yeors s-------------I5.z5
B-The Winning Team--Short
overcoot-Wonm fleece, properly
IobeIed as to wool content. Blue,
ton and brown. Sizes Il to 20
years o. 9S
Covert Slaeks- Properly labeled
os to wool content. Brown, ton
and blue. Sizes II to 20. 500
c-covert Calls the Sisnals-
An all round. oIl-yeor coat with
q fly front and slosh pockets.
Properly lobeled os to wool con-
tent. Sizes 20 to 24 years. rs. so
Ssxdssts' CIsfAiss, Ind Floor. The Heehf
Co.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Fairfax Daiyman's S Death
Is Ruled Accidental

A certificate of accidental death
in the fatal injury of George H.
Taylor, Fairfax County dairyman,
on Monday when his truck struck
the rear Of an A. B. Il w. bus on
Route l, south OF Alexandria, was
issued yesterday by DR.. John A.
Sims, Alexandria coroner.
Police said the verdict absolved
James A. Jones, IS, driver OF the bus.
Another inquest will be held to-
morrow In the death yesterday Of
Evening star., 1943-09-16

H. g. Zimmerman, 0S, Of Gum
Spring, from injuries received last
Friday when he WAS struck by an
A. B. d w. bus at King and Pitt
streets.
James w. Craig. s.. driver Of the
bus, was charged with reckless driv-
ing and released pending the In
quest, police said.
Police said Mr.. zimmerman's
death was the second fatality from
trafiic accidents In the city this year.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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"ST0P' Bliss Saws 60"

Don't first when yos feel punk from Constipst,on
and resulting sour stomach. headache. sas pains,
DO thisl Take Bliss Native Herbs Tablets. What
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nslps tl) induce bowel movement; az pep up ap-
pstnA sna stomach action with bitteus (s) en-
eorage bile now to aid digestion az relieve s.s prs.
sufe Millions used yearly for 50 years. Ask foe
BLISS NATIVE HERBS TABLETS. Trial sixs
"a Family Economy Sizes CSC and $l.15 600 tab,
NV. csation; teks sny laxative only ~ dirsessA
Evening star., 1943-09-16
All Portuguese Labor

A new chemical plant is now be-
ing erected in Portugal under a
government permit requiring that
all employees, except for a few
foreign technicians hired on a tenn
porary basis, shall be Portuguese.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Mexico Women Ask Vote

Women active in the feminist or
ganization in Mexico have asked
the new Congress to enact an
amendment to constitutional article
"a so that women may have the
right to vote. The feminists
threaten. to stage demonstrations
in Mexico City if their request is
not complied with promptly.
Evening star., 1943-09-16

Before victory h won, we've got
to build more, fight more and buy
more War bonds. Buy 1t least > Slee
bond during the Third War Loan
above your regular bond buying.
Evening star., 1943-09-16

Thirty thousand peppermint
plants are under cultivation in Mex
leo.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
Cl0thing

Real gold winners for all you stu
dents! And you won't have to 90
into q huddls to keep worm in
them, either. for when The
Fiecht Company coils the sienols
you're sure of getting togs that
ore sturdy ond worm .. style
scorers as we'll!
Students Clothing, 2nd Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
MOST UNUSUAL,

ONE OF THE LARGEST.
Between D. c. and Baltimore. mile or
SO from DC. Will sell to whom we con-
slider capable OF handling a restaurant and
night club of a quarter to half million
dollar business annually. Capital required
about $4,000. HOMER HUNTER, EX
$40.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
MOTOR TRAVEL

BRITISH OFFICER on leave October 10 to
", would like ride to New England coast
or Canada; would share expenses and
GIRL dlsf EnfffTaRs;NsIEy Boz % ,a,sa ldsA Star
W,th 70 thhio5naanerque 5sav between Oct 10 or Oct is
changed Sligo $3.50.
NEVADA OR CALF; getleman desires
roe: share expenses; help drive; excelIent
references: Woodley 7648.
hEsfoNSibLE Govt. employe will deliver
oct to Texas ses tegsana in
EMuison Ma 81, Arl,, Va. to the Washington
National Airport and return Due al S,Sn
return at 4:30. Glebe 645I
fLLohiDA - Ex-serviceman will drive or
snare expenses Miami or JacksonyifIe.
SHARE EXPENSE or deliver car Chicago.
yk;-- october. EX 2762. iei' is'
Sriaa GNL ok ", TWO going to Los Angeles: can
orlye ! Plynouth. See Mr. Sircar Sun.
or Mon: to IL am. 1908 23rd st. NV.
LeaVing sept. 30. References
Or vicinity about oct ist. re Refelenses snoma, sx.
ehangsd: Call Sligo 1863.
MhRnNs M B.ia OFFICERS WIFE going to coast
eTXSchhisMnged TShiMls Adams $500. Ext. 4o5. 26s
mOHH mrOoHH COuPLE desires transportation
eTpenses e2fds early 2 2octoseT assist dvns share
PAsSENGERS wanted to Los Angeles: ieay.
ing ing "wednesday. Call Klindworth, TR. 242i
Ext: IgS, during day except Sunday
nOUNG NAVAL OFFICER driving to San
I4lego, september Is. wishes officer to share
aTivlmg az !. ING, ana expenses. Phone OR 3221
" WAN ~ III lady riders to share expenses
20 20 tShicago' 27th: ref exch. Call FRANKLIN
Evening star., 1943-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION. good 5000 Excelsior make.
lady's 120-bass, with 8 switches. only
1915 Call RA 4044, 6 to 8 pm
ACCORDION, 4S bass La Mar, excellent
ee99nadition; s125 cash. DU. 1000, ext.
suiatrs with ampllilers; sacrifice. Hyman
Ratner's Music Store, 1876 18th NV
ACCORDION. Delappe, l20-bass. perfect
white pearl and rhinestones; cost $500;
bargain $3.50 cash S04 Eye st. NV.
ACCORDEONS repaired bellows made to
order. Does your accordion lose air. play
hard. below back, BASES stick, tone sound
bad, need overhauling? AT. 557s. 2425
RDDiNG MACH. Victor, Corona, barg !;
Burroughs. S65, Come today. 144s Park
rd;; Apt; Z: co; 1925. Who will Sc first !?
ADDING MACHS., Burroughs, Sundstrand
Victor hand and elec, Sale or rent. low
priced. Circle. l112 14th st. NV. DI. 1872
ADDING MACHINE, hand-operatng. Bar
rett; perfect condition; S50.- Seen week
days. Adams 77l3.
ADDING MACHINES, brand-new, portable.
released by OPA, S52.47 and up: limited
quantity, n United Typewriter Co. s1s 14th /!
ADDiNG MACHs., Burroushs. sundstrand,
Victor hand and cleo. Sale or rent. low
priced Circle. l12 14th st NV. DI 1879:
ADDRESSOGRAPH, model H3 C53145; also
rs chickens, all sizes from l ID. to lbs
all Barred Rocks James Younger. 3l1
10th st. south. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
BOATS.


EVINRUDE and Elto cupboard motors;
Thompson boats new and used: service
and parts; used parts: factory representa-
WANTED-Outboard motors, regardless Of
size, or condition; cash for same. 1877
25, CABIN CRUISER, built in 1888, in
for quick sale: No. l3 v 943, price $500
cash. Call AT. 0l43 aft. pm, or Sun
Owner going in service.
CABIN CRUISER, 40 IT., fully equipped,
newly powered, Sl,700. See steward, Co.
CRUISER, 4s TT, raised deck, factory
built in ATLANTIC City. inclosed deckhouse,
marine motor, light plant and full equip
ment; everything in good shape, ready to
go; make offer. Call Hyattsville 0254.
CABIN CRUISER, 24x7 feet. Owner on
board 10 am. to 3 pm. Sunday. or call
MI 5000, $50 Main ave. s.w.
CRUISER. $3.50, 36xl1 it., excel condition;
newly painted; used every week end; toilet,
galley, inspiring mats. Bought larger
boat-must sell quick. DI. 0122.
PENGUIN RACING DINGHY, in good con-
dition. PHONE ia. 1767-W 20"
Evening star., 1943-09-26
PERSONAL.

WANTED-Instructor in English, with ref
eerences, for Yugoslav physician. Call
Woodley 0636.
SLIPCoyERS. upholstering and drapes
done to give the best of satisfaction. HO.
1926.
UNTIL YOUR RETURN let music lover
give careful home to your grand piano. AID.
7400, ext. 621.
TEACHER will care for children in her
home during day, Silver Spring area. SH.
S167,
BRIDGE CLUB-Meeting Tuesday evenings,
$ pm Membership, So 90 Call Miss owens
for reservation. EX. 30o7, Sunday or
WILL GIVE DAY CARE for preschool or
school-age child in my home. Petworth
Vicinity Park View School. Reas. Health
SILVER SPRING, MD.-wnl room, board
schooloage children 1 block from school
WANTED-Good boarding home in nearby
rural area for lively 1-year-old boy. Phi.
Chtldren's Protective Assn, DU. 1878.
COLOQUIAL SPANISH taught quickly, pri~
yately at your residence by native ex-
diplomats effective method reasonable
fee. Learn basic Spanish, enjoy prosperity
life in rich Spanish America. Box 121 "A,
Star.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

GooR abie Risds SANDING and finishing; reason
door locks installed roofs Tau9w rensirsa siassi
painted. WA. 6442. anu
FLOOR aLd r. sANDING AM and reinishing. waxing
ll, paiNTING. roof painting. stop leaks patch
we WORK @ ior ceilings and walls. light carpen-
cARfESTERiNSSGn.a ParNTINgo RY goga Root rsn.,r
ing at the right price: using the rieht
msI men and best materials estimates ties free' ilsa'
PAPERING, painting, floors ref,nisbed.
highest quality workmanship at reasonabis
RPTAsfsSi RPAfST,SsSat;i SsSat;imatss .ns RA 6qes. RA. 55?s
work white mechanics trinidad Si45 %
CARPENTER, porch and garage, general
CARPENsTiE}Rac C5yApRaP1Pfpsi E}ack tsparkSes, parS, Ho s43s
Storm storm sash, stair work, dormer windows
f1hlan FhnnRt ths. ssNnIsc attls sH: s11o.
PAPERiNG PAiNTINSGs,n NSsntn carpenter sn2s; work sor
par papers e WssonsyIou Show You m9st beautiful wall
PLAsTERiNGmP5rromnnp3f.' nn3' guaranteed ssrv
lGe lGe by = careful experienced man. reference,
eRNERAI eH RAE REpalhRss.. RI aehss. no IL, too ,nsr
Give us a, try. Cali between and and & 1 nm
GENRRaaa eI n saa HOME Pm' Ap k2psIRs 9SGs
porches and floors. storm sash and % doors s
Paaoinn4saIns aon4ans cal Randolph 5s5s. sssnefa' mouse
pgsE Of as tinds VIKING and fixtures repair yorb
Get our estimates; vases and oil Jamps
maze ns elec. c. A. Muddiman Co. MA. OI40
3 Sii it>GSt. g 81. NV. MA. 1922.
paper hanging, general repairs; reliable
pphn1ss phps y rmeehhanies Mr.; Ridenour, HO. 3I47
ronr1 nh ne ahdaaNGiNG, this week. only So pei
guaranteed. Michigan 5316
PLASTERING, cement, brick and f1agstone
H9sa' M9ea' Watgerprootlng; no lob too small. TR
STORM SASH, combination doors. storm
entrances; expertly made, fitted, painted
ADDITIONS. REPAIRING. RFMODFT MA
ANY type. foundation to roof, any location:
lowest prices, guaranteed work.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

RESTAURANT: SODA FIT, excellent loca-
ton long estab; seats 100; expensive
co; owner i'll. will sacrifice. S12,0o0i easy
terms Box l5l-Ai Star,
quarters and yard. Low rent. Good chance
to develop. Price is giveaway. FIR. 95o5.
RooMING HOUSE, Rhode Island ave. NV.
near 14th St: 10 rooms and 5 baths; over
5000 mo. income. VIII sell for S2,700;
small down payment, easy terms. Call
ROoMiNG HOUSE for sale, best NV. sec
ton, of Of l4th ST., Rent, S72 per mo.
and oceLpied $3.50 cash. Box ?6-B. Star.
BARBER SHOP, one chair, no shaves; ex-
cellent business; living quarters. Owner
leaving city Reasonable. .Jimmies Barber
shop, 150 Carroll ave-, Takoma Park, Md.
BEAUTY SALON. best Conn. ave. location;
AL equipment; highest prices capacity
business; owner Ill, must sacrifice; $4,000;
terms Boy 1894. Star.
cure for very low price fully equipped,
partially stocked drugstore. corner, excel
lent NV. section; estah. 16 yrs; reasonable
rent. ABBY 7o6 Kennedy st, NV. 27s
Evening star., 1943-09-26
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, As twin screw, furnished
for living quarters; Al cond.: $1,000.
manee" 1900 Main ave. s.1. ''ll' ae. g.
CABIN CRUISER, Marquita, for sale,
36x10; $1,000 cash. Corinthan Yacht
Club: berth $50 or phone DU. $500.
WANTED factory-built speedboat, ma
rine motor; must be in good condition.
WANTED boat, Penn yam Filler, 12-16-h p.
cupboard. Overlook 7773.
WANTED,-6-cylinder marine engine or
automobile engine suitable for conversion:
@$x11xs-FT. CROSBY CATBoAT, S;e Years
old, sloop rigged, Universal blue Jacket
twin engine: fine, able cruising boat; per-
fectly sound and shipshape 81 400. Ap-
ply at Columbia Yacht Club. Maine ave
and NJ sts. s.w:., or call d. S1O7
FOR SALE-Cabin cruiser, 30xS feet, good
condition; can be seen Sunday only Mr.
Lain. West Dock. Corinthan Yacht Club. =
30-FOOT CRUISER,
Recently rebuilt equipped with 6-72 Gray
marine engine; IN perfect condition: $500;
nings and Sunday, TR $685.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

EXCLUSIVE TEAROOM sacri-
feed, owner obliged to leave city;
newly decorated, full, competent
staff; seats rs, real money
maker; save agents commission,
deal direct. Toronto Cafe, 2OO2
P st. NV. MI. OILS.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers In the Business Op-
portunities columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules OF acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable OF otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
It's power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent. inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star canntt be &C.
cepted later than IL pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
EDWIN L. ELLIS

,GGiappitaIs Largest Guest House Broker -
50i0 vermont ave, Rm. 217. RE 5i40
sSsiDSUAlS & az as, AND APIS, downtown; Is rms ).
to settle an estate @1'ooo onlS'
THURM & SILVER,
908 10th st. NV. MA aesA
Evening star., 1943-09-26

O'MAHONEY DINER.
Sic, ,000-EASY TERMS.
HAMMOND g. CO.. DE. 2OO2,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21

Following the meeting members
ana guests were invited tn the home
OF Mrs. j. c. Gardner for tea, and to
meet Mrs. Berry and the new MEM
bers OF the high school faculty. Re-
CfiNin@ with Mrs. Gardner were Mrs.
Berry. her Sister Mrs. Katherine G.
'. RalSton. Of Henderson. Mrs. James
F. Berry. ut New York. Supt. f.. NJ
Rollins and members Of the high
school faculty.
Mrs. Alex 5. Watkins invited
guests into the dining room where
Mrs. Laurence Wall. past president
uI The Pr. ~. poured tea ut Il table
conferred with an arrangement or
pink roses III an antique glass conf
pIiv. An assortment OF cookies, ham
biscuit, and minis was served bv
Mis-. I. G.. Homer. Mrs. Louis Hor-
""". Miss Myrtle Aston. Miss julia
Gary. Mrs. I. II. Crowdcr. Miss Ann
Gl'tln. NJ - Lucy Ann Watkins,
NJ. irvine il. Watkins. Miss Sham
tinu Morton, Miss Ruth Evelyn Byrd.
Ms. {. .. SrIlrrt. Mrs Z. F. Thu,up-
-nu. .rd Mss Hanticu Mex uupuan.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21
Child Discipline Urged
By Mrs: Berry To PTA

me Importance of teaching chill
dren religion and respect Tor author
ity was emphasized by Mrs. W. n.
befrY, of Greensboro, The Amcr,-
can Mother for 1912. in Il talk be-
lore the Henderson High PIT \.
wednesday afternoon in the Sch,or
library. A number Of special GUESTS
ana members Ut the Junior PIT \
were present for the meeting.
speaking lis II another of four sons
IN the armed forces, Mrs. Berry said
mat children should lie Preserved IN
the present crisis. She quoted !
Edgar Hoover. who blameS parents
Tor much of the crime committed Nv
mel. children, because at inuunh,-
less on deliberate ucGlvC; ct dts
cIplInc. She stressed IT," inheritance
at nom" and family life and said
parents ana then teachers are tn"
greatest Influence IN a chrli'~ life.
M''$. Berry. mother Of thirteen
rhiId"on and = sUrcc IA. business
woman, told of BENG selected a..
"Eic American NurHrr. and ul
som" O.! her activities rrlIHwrtg r.-
Si""al "' iha' honor g.nu n,. S~.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21
ROOF ! iEI

Cu'rpa.y 80 Poem Ina "r 'ur Dx!p.r
road.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21

damage 70. slVuide. because Little
had falsely accused Mrs. ellis of
stealing Il package from the store.
The accusation Was made in the
store parking lot. in the hearing OF
Mrs. ellis husband and u, least one
other person Later the manager apollo
giZed but in low tone OF voice" The
Buncombc jury awarded SlIOO dam
ages.
Exception was taken by tho de-
dants to the judges charge ia the
jury, in that il did no: sufficiently
emphasize that in uvoic: To come un-
der the stature rs Ia Islander the ac-
cuSation had To be made i'll presence
of Others who would likely give
further publicity n Git. Majority
opinion sustained thc verdict. a dc
ciSion that tends To broaden the
scope Of the a ti-S!andcr statutes.
The case of Waller Tyson u. Pitt
county was remandcd for a new
sentence in keeping with the law. The
defendant, indicted 10y assault with
intent II. commit "gp". pleaded guilty
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21

10 charge OF assault on female.
The plea Was accepted and Judge
ment entered for prison sentence of
eight TO 10 years. II appearing that
the offenSe To which the guilty plea
Was accepted carries a maximum
sentence much below tina; imposed.
the case was sent back to Pitt county
for revised judgement.
Governing boards of towns and
cities were assured some dissertation
in issuing beer and wine licenses by
another court opinion. NJ. V. McCo;-
Ter. having applied for and been
denied beer license by the Bayboro
town board. secured Il mandanuS
order from Judge Pau! Frizzcl!c re-
qtiring the board 10 issue the license.
An opinion written by Justice Barn
hill reversed the superior judges
action and established the discrci:o-
nary right of the local governing
board i'll such matters.
MinnowS breathe $50 times min
l,tp
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21

MinnowS breathe $50 times Il min
Mn
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21
Court Div idcs On
Its Interpretation
OF SANDER Charge
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
Ry J.HSE NISREC

Raleigh. OC:. 2l.-Thc State Sill
premc Courts majority opinion af-
firmin9 B!rcnmbc County Superior
Court verde; of 81 400 damages for
SANDER brought Il vigorous diSseNt
from Justice Barnh:ll. The majority
opinion VA, written by Justice Devin
The o".g. nal action was brought
by Mr.. MIME Garder ellis againS.
the \ < p stores and ihc!: Ashev!ilc
manage. Grady Little. claiming
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21
CARD OF THANKS

wish 10 thank the many friends
for their sympathy ard contributions
during my late Illness and during
the past two years Of my sickness.
! appreciate everything and your
kindness Will always be remem-
bercd
CHARLIE PENDERGRASS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21

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49, Fled. seymour. Indiana. Is
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21
AROUND TOWN
IANS COSTS

q. Il. Bah. white man. PAID the
costs III police cour; today on con-
.'g:!"N n' c'!uggc 81 being drank.
II MAS the only case tired.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21
* X 4 X 4 4
4 WITH THE COLORS 4
K h X X X 4
Expected Saturday.

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