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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Ford aSC
Goes IO
NLRB


The Mrs today a>,drcd uus1
d.cuon N the dispute between the
Ford Motor co and Tho Fore
mans Association Of America
Edwn 2 Wife regional WLB
chairman was instructed to SET up
a panel 10 hear The facts n the
case and report them TO tho ma
uonal board without recommended
ton
The dispute resulted IN a strike
N several hundred torcmcn June
90 AZ the Rouge plant
fFf-F=S fzi5Ff Fft-tf ~ Wi Is
June 2l but again walked out
charging that time cards Of 50 Of
their number had been pulled by
The company. They returned again
June a after n vas agreed that
the dispute would be referred 10
INC WLB
Also 10 be aired AZ the hearing
VIII he the union contention that
the company recognize DC rs coll
lccuve bargaining agent for all
Ford iorcmcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Warmer tonight
and Saturday forenoon Gentle winds
Lower Michigan. Warmer tonight and
Saturday forenoon. except become MS cooler
west and northwest portions late tonight
Scattered showers east and north portions
tonight.
Upper Michigan. Scattered showers east
and central portions t0piEht and saturday
forenoon Cooler west and central portions
Temperatures Thursday highest rs de-
sfecs lowest, % degrees, mean, ~
degrees
Departure from normal temperature
Thursday degrees
Departure from normal temperature
since January /. 2O3 degrees.
Ten peratures one year ago TODAY, High
est - degrees. lowest. so degrees. mean,
Il degrees
Temperatures This date IN Jas, u wears
Highest. os degrees in 1888, lowest. 81
degrees In 1928
Relative humidity THURSDAY 80 m
73r $50 m. 500, 80 b. ~. 66 'r
$50 m $50
Precipitation m last hours ending a.
s go q M TODAY None
Departure from normal prec pitatlnn
since January - inches.
Degree days Tor Thursday, July p
None
Normal for July p: None
Accumulated degree DAYS this month: J..
Normal degree daNs for July n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Sin Auto Held
In Strong Aiming

Arrested after a police bullet
crippled their automobile, two
men and a woman were hcld/fot
investigation today in the strong
armlng of Oscar Lawrence, 50 Of
$685. Monica.
Held were Harry Sokolnickh o.
Of 1892 Ward; George ward, -,
and his wife, Marie. 20. of $3.50
Patrolman Russell
Copeland and Marvin Ractzcl Of
the accident prevention bureau
said they saw Lawrence fan from
the trioS car al 1880 a. IN. on
Wyoming near Lyndcn.
Copeland fired three times at
the car driven BY S0kolnlCkl and
one bullet lodged in The battery
under the hood Lawrence, who
was treated al BEDFORD Receiving
Hospital for bruises, said he had
been lured into the car and
beaten by Ward after a quarrel
in a tavern Lawrence asserted
that S60 had been taken from his
pocket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Burglar Shot
Robbiing Tavern

A burglar was shot and crit
ically wounded carly today when
lincoln Park police surprised hum
robbing a tavern AT 20l7 Fort.
The victim. William G. Ray *,
If S247 Rathbonc is IN WNan-
dotte General Hospital, shot In
tho chest
Jack Lucas. who lives above his
tavern. saw The man inside the
premises and called police When
Patrolmen Perry Heath and OS-
valid Porter entered the store,
Ray ignored a warning 10 halt
and started for the door they
said. Police reported he had
taken S25 from the waitress up
box.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
New Postal Branch
Expected in Flint

FLINT. July 23-Another step
toward establishment Of the pro-
posed East Side post office 10
expedite mail delivery in that sec
ton, today was noted with the
appearance here of postal inspec-
tors who surveyed the project and
sent favorable reports 10 Wash
lngtOu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
? UNION DEMANDS

Announcement, Of The board
decision was made hN Ralph T.
Seward. chairman of the panel
II left the union with only TWO
major demands, as listed by Wal
ter p Reuthcr. vice president OF
the CAW-CIO They are for IN
creased vacation allowances and
q change m The seniority clause
as ~ affects transferred workers
1.-THE panel has been in
Siructed by the full board that
the three issues could not he
considered under the present
nantracf." Seward explained
However. If the union wants To
present these issues in the hope
that the national board will re-
verse its decision. il may do 80.
The three issues were ignored
entirely in the company 2S-paGe
TepIy 70 the union which was
presented by Harry W. Anderson
wee president IN charge Of per
sennf4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Fire Races Warehouse

Fire officials today were at
tempting 10 determine the origin
OF twe-aiatnl blaze 'etttett yes
tcrday destroyed a warehouse at
the Linwood Pipe and Supply Co
1850 Iinwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
CONTRARY TO ORDER

The corporation Contended that
Increased vacation bonuses Tor
100000 GM workers throughout
the country would be ConUaTN 10
the Presidents "llold-thc-lne
order
In asking that 4 postwar Secu-
rity fund of $50 000, 900 he set up
Reuther argued that II would he
no more SocialiStic or a threat
TO free enterprise than free public
education and unemployment IN
surance"
The present contract with the
CORPORATION expires Oct. ,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Egg Truck Hit;
z Men Injured

QUINCY. July % (UP)-A New
York Central freight train hit az
truck loaded with poultry and eggs
two miles west Of here Thursdays
scattering chickens and eggs over
the right of way and sending the
dri0er, Donald McPhee. SO, of
Lansing and his helper, Dean
Fielder, 16 Of Holt, TO hospital 4
with injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carriFrssAlesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Order War stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Evening star., 1943-05-09

DURATION.
days Of
after
and
phone maoCO ODodefu
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-22
MEETING ARRANGED
BY WOMEN VOTERS
Panel Discussion on Leg
isIative Functions to Be
Held Tuesday

what Is the Job of the Connecti-
cut General Assembly," what is
the job Of the Governor" Where
Is the dividing 1ine?" These are
some Of the questions which win
be asked at a public meeting to be
held ct Central Hill Hall, G. Fox
& Co., Hartford, at 1880 a. m. Tues
day, october Goth, under the aus
pices Of the Connecticut League Of
Women Voters.
The panel speakers debating the
answers win be E. Lea. Marsh, Jr.,
representative from Old Lyme, maj
GRITTY leader Of the House, and chair
man OF the Legislative Council Of
the General Assembly: Thomas H.
Dickinson. representative from VIII
ton; Leslie NJ. Gravlin, former state
manager for Minnesota under Gov
ernor Stassen, and now executive
director for the Hartford Govern
mental Research Institute: and
william J. Ennis, formerly director
Of the Connecticut State Employ
ment service and at present Area
Director Of the War Manpower
Commission.
Ire passage Of the bill creating
the Governors Finance Advisory
Committee, and the proposal OF
various other measures In the l0aS
session Of the General Assembly
shows, the League thinks, = great
need for discussion Of the existing
relationship between the executive
and legislative branches Of govern
ment, and whether OF not Il leads
10 effective execution Of public pol-
icy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-22
JOSEPH vFTARELLA,
TORRINOTON, DIES

Qorrinstons oct. S2.--Joseph Vi
tarSila, ~, Of o. Lewis street, died
Thursday &c 81. Francis hospital,
Hartford. He was born In Water
bury, lived IN Torrington for the
past Is years and was employed ct
Dwan q Company for about the
years until about four months ago
when he entered the employ Of the
Fitzgerald Manufacturing 90. He
leaves his wife, Catherine and three
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-22
SCHWARTZ, QUATRANO
TRANSFER T1EATER

Newington, oct. 22-The Esseneuue
Theater enterprises, Inc, Of which
the president q Robert NJ. Schwartz
and the secretary Ia Fred Quatrano
Of Waterbury, has transferred the
Newington theater with contents and
adjacent property to Nick Kounaris
and Apostalis Tales Of New Britain,
according to q deed received for rec
ORD at the town clerks once Octo-
Der 10.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-22

Two-thirds Of ali the peppermint
and spearmint oils produced In the
United states comes from acres
Of muck soil IN northern Indiana,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-22

daughters, Rose Marie, Janet and
jeanne, all of Torrlngton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-22
HUGE CONTINENT

If Australia could be placed In
the Atlantic Ocean, II would AL the
space between the United States
and Great Britain.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

loer Brieiter elaubte man gefunoen 81,
Ibaben, inbeln man Ben Sreueio auf
loie gberbobeit oes goIfes nobn1. Die
lbelgiiben giifofe, tpelbe nab gng-
lano gefloben paret, berurteilten ben
gio, neil bte 2ebre bon Der Sber-
lbobett oes goIfes ibnen feseriid er,
libien. audj tpeioerten ite iih, ben
greueib anf bie &onititation 5u 1teb-
men fir oas Z. Sabr, ipeIhen Die Ge-
gierung bon ibnen foroerte, ebe iie
|tpteoer lire Stellen einnabn1en; tie to-,
ten oieies (giib5fe ino Brietpr),
neil oie aonitttrtio1t attf perfebrten
@runoidtett rubte nno peroammungs-
miirbige MrttfeI entbtelt. ~ ~
Ser 9rieiter GorneiIle Stepens -
I1747 Big 1923 - NOR Der MnfIbrer
|oiefer Sppoittton; ct mar aud als
Momintitrator Der Dto5eie gtamur
bon aaroindI Sranfenberg, gr5bt-
|idof bon Me6eln, ernannt tporoen;
er perbot Sen Brieltern, SER gto Ser
&onititution gu nebmen, uno gab eine
Meibe bon 8latt6en berats ltnter Dem
[Biel1oonpn u2entaigre" ilno f1br
Efort, ben @ioeritanb fort5uieben. gno<
.lib am Is. auguit 1901 bradte ein
Faonforoat Jrieoe, tuetie1tens einen
|5eitmeiligen u8affenitinItanb" stuf
Ibie Bitten oes' fl. Stubles reibten Die
|pier belgil6en 8ii9ofe, Die 1of iibrig
geblieben nd6 Der Sfeoollttion, ibre
Geiignation Elm, unb bon BEN neun
Dio5eIen geIgiens felt 1859 bIieben
MIR flint iibrig: Medeln, Eournai,
Gent, Namur uno 2iittid 0te 8i=
i6ofsiiee bon antperpen, griigge,
gpern lno 9furemono tpuroen unter>
|oriidt. 9ieie Sronung blteb, Bis 1884
Ser 8ii6ofsiit bon 8riigge ltnb 1910
Der bon Hurenonb 1pieber bergeitellt
ipuroen. ~.
(6ortietung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

iden Gegierung berlaiien, oie bod ie~
oen @runo fiir ben Nufltano in 8el=
glen bate. Oesbalb fonnten ite fei=
mem mddtigen 8iberltanb gegen bie
fran50itibe Mrmee leilten. sic fielen
5uriid, menn iie nit benz Seino i'm
offenen Selo 5uiammentrugen. 5olbe,
oie nibt in Ser SGla9t unfamen,
uuroen ipater erldoiien.
Nuboem oieier Aufitanb nieoeree:
,fblagen mar, fling Die Gerfolgung oes
Glerus Dieoer bon 11euem an; 1900
Brielter tpnrben geieblos perl1rtetlt
sltno abtransportiert. Die groBe Mebrz
5abl entfam, atno 4. Bis. 500 murben
ieitgenommen. SON oieien blieben bic
alteiten lno 1olbe, Die franf tpare,1,
In 8elgien II. in Sranfreih; l1ngefabr
300 iurroen nab Hobefort NIT Gut
ana als Beitimmungsort gei6idt, uno
tpabreno Ser Heiie puroen tie au 81 oe
9te uno 81 b'Sleron gebalten, ipo ite
biel 5u leioen batten. gs lpar Die buns
felite Stunoe Ser fran5oiii6en Regie-
rung in 8elgien unb miro Coup b'etat
bonn 1S. 8riimaire 1899 genannt.
Die neue fran50iiibe gegierung per=
folgte Die Stride nibt prinaipiea, ion-
bern nlr iotpeit tpie man glalbte, Oab
es rotlpenoig mar, bic 9tepolutions=
geiese ei5ufiibren, I'm bie Wabt Der
Iegierrng al1fredt5uerbalten. Cine
Solung Ser Srage oes gioes ponieiten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Die @eneinben ourften fernerbin
nidJt mebr beiiteuern gum offentli6en
@ottesoienit, uno ieoes auBere relis
sroie abseiden au tragen, berboten.
Do6 oie 8elsier itanoen feit uno bic
8abl nad fiinf Sabren 5ei9te Die &e=
aftion oes @olfes segen oieien &ebos
l1tionseeiit, unb Die 9rieiter tpanb<
ten iid) an Die oberen 500 unb pers
langten slufbebung oieies @eiebes, Bis
oab elm papitlides Sdreiben Die Sruge
entibieoen babe. Wdbrenb oieier
Barte5eit bleiben bic Brteiter, tpelhe
Die gerfiinoieung oes Grizzlies bet
ifDiegen batten, an ibren Stellen in
Der arbeit in alien belgiiden 8ros
pin5en, 1nb iolde, Die borgela6en tuas
rem Dor bas @eri6t, iuurben olrd)
oas @eri9t bon Ga 0ple entlaitet.
Sierbei sab Camille Serbian oen Sbe'
rem 500 einen giinitigen &eport iiber
oas gerbalten bes alerus 1lno 6eie,t
8itte ab, rno 10 brabten Die 8elgier
ben 2auf Der fran5oiii6en @eiebge-
bung auf before @ege.
slber bas 9ireftorium ber &eboIu.
tionspartei serIt0rte tpieoer ale Soft
nung. Die itegrei9en 8eribmorer e,tt.
lieben piele gelgier, Die eetpablt tpa<
rem, unb bic @abl bes iediter Sab
res, bie unter Dem Crude Ser getpalt-
ia,nen 9epublifaner itattfanoen, GO
ben Ser 9feeierung bie getuiini6ten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
nebertru,npft

J. 3wei Quafialber itritten itb bar~
itber, tper bon ibnen ant tiibtigiten
Ddre. -. -...s...
ul1eber neine Salbe eebt nidts!"
iagte Ser eine ,,8enn id gum 8ei-
1piel einem 6unb oen Sbipan5 ab=
i6lage uno beitreibe Die 8unoe NIT
Der Salbe, oann ud6it nad einigen
Sagen Elm neuer Sdnat5 oaran."
uDas lit ia id0n 1nb gut'', iagte
Der anoere, ,,aber menn ih bas ab=
gebauene S6nan5enoe nit n1einer
Salbe beitreid)e, oann tpa1lt Elm neuer
Suno baran!''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Sbenbrein mubten bic 8rielter einen
gio ibn0ren, aus SaB gegen Die ,,9to=
palttdt'. @eil Sic groBe Wtebraabl
lid tpeigerte, ipuroen tie n1aiienbaft
uerbonnt uno ein grlab berausgege:
ben, oaB aue &irden geibloiien tpir-
Sen, mo- iolde tpioerlpenitigen 8rie.
iter angeitellt paren. 0ie 8eamten
oieler &ommunitaten ignorierten oie.
len @rlaB, Der in mebr als In einem
5aa biel unbeil nit iid bradte. Die
interoiaierten Brielter fungierten ei,l-
fa1 tpeiter uno atpar in @aloerr, in
gribatbauiern, oie ibnen iibere Ser.
ltede boten. Mn pielen Orten, no oas
8olf feline Hrieiter perloren bate,
Iammelte itb oas golf in BEN berlai.
ienen &irben, ooer 56eunen uno 5e-
lebrierte Die ,,blinbe Meie", tpie man
ite nannte, namli6 Weilen obne &on-
lefration, ooer obne slltaroienlt. Die
iran5oltiden 9eputierten iudten tag=
lib neue @erfolgungstpege aus Ga1e
pegen Ser Sppoiition 5ur offentliden
Weinung, oie ,nbeliesbar mar lpegen
Ser Stille uno gebeimeu &ube.
Nber biermit borte Die 8erfoleung
mod nibt auf. Der 5unfe, lpel6er
Sen grano angefaneen in ben belgi=
gilben Hropin5en lpar bas slusbe=
bltngsscies (t7s9i fir il,nse W6ns
ner in Sic slr1nee ser Hepublif. gbe
oaB Tie ibr glut fit ibre ltnteroriif=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
(Sert1ebuna)

9as 9ireftorium begann iest Sic
fran5oiiihen Repolutionsgeiese, eins
nad Dem anoeren, Bel oen Sroens-
leuten uno in ben 4irhen ourh5ufiibs
rem. Die Srbensbauier, ausgenont-
men iol6e Sroen, Die in Der Sdule
ODER in Ser &ranfenpflege tdtig fpa.
rem, ipurben llnteroriidt; feline Sr.
bensfleiber ourften tnebr getragef1
iperben, aub Ser &lerus muBte iib
aipiI fIeioen. Ser &lerus mubte es al
len befannt MAIDEN, oaB bas fran5o=
iiide golf feline Serrfber ieien, nto
Die gelsier muBten iid ibnen utter
tperfen uno eeboriamen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
(Sortiebung folgt)
&eriitngnng

gs iit Elm berrli6er Sag. Die Gon>
ne la6t. 0ie Meniden iino frob l1no
pergniigt. @n einem iolben Sage
iagt 5rau 9ettelmapr 5u Iibrem @at-
ten:
SD babe cine 8itte an sir, lieber
@miI."
ul1no Sic ipare?"
ugs eibt iest billiee geriiingunes=
fure1. so 0ollar fo1tet cine bon 1tG1l-
btge &ur.'
u@ollen mir uns oeriiineen laiien?
Bir iino ood nod jung"
"@etpiB iino mir jung. Du aIs
Wann biit geraoe i'm belten sllter. Sd
mobte mild trob meiner Sugenb et-
mas beriiingen laiien. Meine Sreun-
Din Suianne bot iid audi beriiingen
laiien.'
u8ie beibt ser Mr5t?"
.ar5t? @s lit cine S1neieerin, oie
beriiinst.. -"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
0eDanfen u1tO Grinnernltgen
Bon Dfep. Gran3 Guertges

GeiuItate. Gann fing oie gerfolgune
tpieoer an. Die geobadtitng oer De~
eabi ober Der lebte Sag oer republic
faniiden Decade (aebn Wodentage)
tpuroe itrene eineefiibrt, dlfo obliga-
toriid), unb Die Sonntaesrube tpt.roe
abgeidafft poer perboten; aant atpei-
ten Wal tpurben Die Groenstrahte1l
berboten; i'm gerbot Der religtoiet1
Sroen tpllrbe fetne Ausnabtae (oer
2ebrer ODER &ranfenpfIeger) get1aht;
Se,ninarien unb UeltIibe @apitel
ipurben abgei6afft.
Die ltniperittat bon 2otpen tpiroe
geihloiier, neil ite feinen nnterri1t
nod republifanifben1 Sinne gab.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
lfer peraieBen uiiroen, tpoIten iie re.

fer pereieBen ipiiroen ipollten lie re.
boltieren.
3uerit erboben tie ii5 i'm Waeslano
uno in gan1pine, oann in 5lanoern
uno in Deutidluremburg. and Die
8allonenpropin5en nabmen tell an
oieier 8epeguna aber nit piel tueni-
ger gnergie. Dieies mar Ser Bauerrl-
frieg, Ser BORT Ser &loppelfrieg ge-
nannt miro. Da CAB es feline Sdlaff-
belt ooer Sdtpadbeit unter oen Cell.
tebmern; piele seigten iogar &elben-
NUT. Do1 tporen iie i9tpad betpaff-
net, batten iblebte yiiDrer, feine Di=
i5iplin utto feline militdriide Srga-
itiiation; batten feine l1nteritiibung
bon benz Moel uno bonn WeittelItano,
Der gana uno gar inaftib blieb; on1
blieben tie bilflos bon Ser 6iterrei1i-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

@ar 1nanber lit bon ser llnlterb=
li6feit ieineS Namens iiber5eugt, ser
ni6t an bie Sortoauer ieiner Seele
glaubt.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-30
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

brought ont the spade 1 In cam.
III" \ ami S""'h was Wrecked NV
spade u caused the * To h. r,,,,,',
by the heart =. the club : n.,'
Iuii'd hy the heart i and o,",
i"il'j " the &. The Spad, :: .n.
the Z fuitcd by the heart q ~
'luh was ruffcd by tie hon,
an! "v"r-ru:!cd by the \. and ,,o
spade = VAS ,Uffcd by TIE b,,,,
and oNor-ru!fcd by the 10 I,,o.
tn" diamond J scored. puttinr IN.
Crc!ar"r down three.
No possible defense cnu,I L,,.
hampcrcd him at 3-No Trr~,''
lat ~ hearts he SAW his n,,,ir'
n1ntS score rafting tricks with H.,
y. 10. q. & and >. ph.& the sr,In
an" diamond J. Their i've i,au,n.
which took tricks knocked off H.,
ENH"" i and .. the club a arH ~
"'h''"!'" winners. and IN ih..
process They ovcr-rufl,d the 49,,
'.'''r# ""1:t J. : and !. Tho cat
ny" tricks with their SLY tri,,,,.s
L. only J1Tcc taken by his .,y.n
uUur%
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-30

fne camp, ma .lr.;.-vi d. rSEviu.c
OF inspection and entertainment that
promises L. be rnlishtrnms tu me
visitors. Preliminary plans call tor
The posi- la send several buses Ia 10
leigh that morning L. pick up the
governors party, Including members
a.! The state legislature. state officials
and representatives a.! The press. and
take them Ia Camp Davis lur the day
The idea Is tu show what the camp
is doing toward winning The war. and
also Ia present III review the CuntIn-
gent -! British troops biilvtrd there
Is AN illustration ui United Nations
cooperative activity.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-30
Magistrates
Can't Award
Lawyer Fees
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Waiter Hotel.
BY LYNN <ISEET

..'iSN. N"'. - ihr Suprvm"
','.' I'D IT'S 'a''-' b'l.i' al "rr"."i.S
.,.."" ''' Hl"I" n.."'Er"n" p"int as
- 'ur!.0iru'n ~ Justices q. rno
.'"''. J' : ",nn'' IN "F award III
'.!N''E ices. ana % such award Ike.
,''' '"'"l penalty =" "n"N" l''' STA
''.''| "all. VINO. j. H3u iu open
'"s'E "Hu so" "h contract. lie lP
~ N''!i"" Iu!.Hni1'."H !" handle lie
'',''I al an
~! ''"' hHsi~ inc "hr'" action ~
d" '"'"f.N" comfy cas-" involving
'..''''S !"' p'liH'i'". because :; -gu-
cor 'N''' SEQ above ORA ceiling Tor
S"S': Was "I-n'.~-'.'. !|d" iu l!p"-
%'"i''''l error IN !l.. n,"Spap'. t.
!"'' - .''t OPINION Wa recorded 49,
"ni .v,I II'n,s'o. ttuil" IT," up-
H'S.'' "a> 'h' case. The rotation at
400. 81 INC "N'''Hs'lNr ana IlIuuu-
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-30

lLTlMNTf-rhc end has 10 be
reached sometime This business Of
combining syllablcS q, several
names 10 make a new one has Just
about rum out. Filed for registration
4" ~" office ot the secretary of state
OH Monday was charter Tor . real
estate firm called ChaguocH. Inco,.-
n"fa',o Tn" home office Is Char
"''r and the word IS OF course made
.n n! letters out uf "ChdrIuir".
>..tu Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-30

GREETINGS Governor pr,urh-
." 0'ud "m his desk Monday "a 'clr-
r.... rom some unknown Source
,"ua HIM % happy Christina. and
.'- G.".' syr-wn. Tn" rn.s-aa" Vas
.-..1 J.. P.nsr. iiv maple drdur-
.w. 'r' .u' crUpr soon decided the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-30
Increase in Efficiency.

Only The children ard grani,rll
drcn o! the king and the eldest
grandson OF the Prince Of Wales may
he called prince Toy princcss) IN
Great Britain.