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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Hating Soviet Russia

| No time is time 70 hate merely
for the sake of hating. and certainly
Americans would be biting off ,hei:
noses TO spite their face by taking
out anger on Soviet Russia now be-
cause they do not agree with politi-
cal ideologies Of that people. Diff
ferenceS of that kind can wait.
The Soriets are offering no Sc
riouS menace at this time to our own
nStitutionS-political, social or 9TH
erwiSe Certainly America, on the
whole. has never swallowed COM
muniSm and is not likely to in the
future. II after the war Stain snouli
threaten IT'S by propaganda or Ly
boring from within. that would be
lime to deal with his practices. We
suspect he will have his hands tull
then in rebuilding devastations o.
the war. and will be so occupied "a;
home that he won't have much op-
portunity 10 try, even il he should
like, 10 order the way OF life tor
any people other than his own
Hitler and his gang are credited
with efforts to drive wedge be-
tween Britain and the United States
on the one hand and Russia on The
other. That is their privilege. But
we shall be nation Of suckers il
we permit them to get away with it.
For our own part. we do not and
never have subscribed to teachings
al the communist order. But that is
rot worrying us in the least in The
matter OF having the Soviets on our
side in the war. We ought al 10
De sincerely grateful for the enor-
NOUS contribution Russia has made
and i making toward defeat and
destruction OF the common enemy:
and most Americans are.
Some. however. appear 10 De in
danger OF becoming victims OF pr.
GOebbslS' propaganda machine 20 The
extent that they are fearful OF So
Wet designs. In other words. if we
escape Scyila we shall fall int tie
AIMS OF CharybdiS. Goebbels woulS
have us believe we are more men
accd by bolShevism than by nazisrl.
But i that were true, We a; least
know that the German do ,trine is
the more immediate threl:. so that
the course Of wisdom and logic is To-
dispose o: the more serious situa-
ton first. That is what we are now
engaged in doing. If Stain should.
and we do not now believe he will.
have ar Ak 10 grind in the years
of peace. il will be time enough
then to blunt his weapon.
Our duty as OF the moment is to
remain in alliance with the Soviets
At least until Nazi Germany IS put
in lis place. Sufficient unto the day
is the ev!! thereof. One worry &;
the time is enough. That worry,
that concern. that threat as OF The
prcsen; hour is the object OF our at
tack.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
rs Billions in Doles

0''''.''' '''''''''S P"'o J"
''''es '''i" '"' 'c''e' WORK N Inc last
decade gives some idea. il indeed
any finite mind ca" conceive OF the
sums. OF the siupendouS outlay Tor
reforms inaugurated by the present
government. Broken down on an
ahhNa! oasis. iA!s represents an out
lay q. ~" ana one half billion Grl-
lars per year FOR ten years.
Approximately forty perccn. Of the
Io'a! Went i"E WORK relief IN rs
various 'amI!Ic"t.om>. This j. an
item tnAt Ought not again IN the iu-
lure l" d" necessary. l. IN spite OF
elaborate precautions that nave been
made against another such eXper-
ience as Inc nation had III the early
th!rt!eS TINS should come upon us. il
VIII 80 !A' Toward diSpel!ing the
IDEA mat Utopia mad been discovered,
ana VIII D" fairly good evidence that
me government mas mad little more
success Than private enterprise in
avoiding ana preventing dcprcsslOns.
Assuming that these things will
not happen again. though OF course
mol saying That they will not, there
IS lett the sum OF some five or six
Dillon dollars that went to bene.i-
carries OF social security in one de
partment or an"'hcr. This viii not
only be permanent bui VIII probably
De incfeasc over ten-year period
ms Is considerably less than one
Union o"'''''s year. "nich Is not
excessive as a crHdIc-io-,he-grave I'M
"ei s'ue' lot great nation. IL Is
not ''' "''' ~ h"uId be Tor what
- expected Oh II ana Tor what is
Perh'P> II INC hack OF good many
minus mere wa certainly be s"n.
enlargement oil Inc system. though
""sh' 70 d" financed on diff.
lereh' pass IMAM mat OF the pres
en' ana be moro inclusive, indeed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
EAVIN A. FREEMAN
PASSES AT OXFORD

Oxford. April 27.-Eavin Allen
Freeman. G3. died unexpectedly AT
his home on McCalaham street last
nigh; at 1915 O'Clock.
He is survived by his wife; ONE
son, ThaXtun Freeman, two daugii-
tiers. Mrs. Charles Morris and Mrs.
Henry Hunt Minor.
Funeral services will be held at
Woods Funeral Chapel this a:.er-
noon al i o'clock. conducted by the
Rev. T.. G.. USry and the Rev. f. l..
Smith. Burial will be in Enron cem:-
cry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

Howard r. Garriss, Extension
plant patholOgist. urges home gar
dcrers 10 write the agricultural edi-
tor At State College, Raleigh. for
pamphlet No. So, inexpensive Prac
;iceS for Controlling Diseases of Veg
ctablc Crops"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

y Guadalcaual veteran says para
kcets in the Solomon islands nov
give realistic limitations of the shrek
of falling shells and bombs. And al.
along we've been thinking the raal"
was the original war bird,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

|. Whittier goeSt thou?"
,. Frances Bacon.
3. Andrew Jackson.
1. Fewer.
s. He tried 10 talk but it was of
no use
6. No.
:. tSau
8. Theodore Roosevelt and Wood
row Wilson.
8. "Curried."
~. joan l.. McAdam.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
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OWNERS OF GOOD
property are not only increasing
their insurance protection on ac-
count of increasing cost OF replace
ments, many OF them are reducing
their insurance costs by insuring
with us in Worcestershire Divid-
end-paying Mutual Companies. In
sure with us and save the differ
ence. Gates Insurance Agency.
20-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

Almost any golf course can quickly
be turned into 4 thriving Victory
garden il the buffers, before they rc-
place their divotS. would thoughtfully
drop few seeds into the holes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

GET YOUR FISHING TACKLE
now from our complete stock. This
material is scarce and hard to get.
We have rods, reels. lines. hooks,
plugs. Seines, minnow buckets and
all kinds Of fishing supplies. West
ern Auto Associate Store, opposite
Postoffice. UD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

That old tourist slogan. See Ma
piles and die" has been changed for
the duration 10 See Naples and
duck"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

That recent four-day huddle be.
tween Hitler and Mussolini doesn't
have us baffled bit. We know
who'll continue to carry the ball
and who'll hold the bag.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

SOMETHING NEW VICTORY
Waste Baskets at Coo. Letter Trays
at soc very attractive and sub
stantial. Covers for No. Rationins
Books at Csc Also many other
wartime items. Affords Printing
& Office Supply Co. 23-n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
NOTICE.

That Special or Limited Partner
ship heretofore existing known as the
KIRK-ROSE OIL COMPANY, Gre
atcd on April IL, 1910 has this day,
by mutual consent, been dissolved
and is no longer in existence.
Persons trading with said Partner
ship are notified that neither Partner
will be liable for any debt of the
Partnership in the future and that
said Partnership no longer exists and
is not authorized to create any debts
of any kind.
This the 23rd day Of March, 1943.
o. T. KIRKLAND.
B. p. ROSE.
GEORGE A. ROSE. JR.
3O-6-13-2O-27-4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

TIRE HEADQUARTERS HAVE
the latest official information re-
garding tire inspection and appll.
cation for new tires and tubes. LIE,
us help you with yours. Henderson
Vulcanizing Co. 22-H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

Oddly enough. it's the clock w?tch-
er who never pays attention 10 the
alarm variety.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

FOR RENT-THREE FIRST FI.OOB
furnished rooms adjoining bath
Lights, water, phone, and garag.
free. Phone 642-J. n7-9r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

And We have respect 10 him that
wearcth the gay clothing. and say
unit" him sit lnuU here III Il good
p.aCc.--JamcS 2.3.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter l1otel-Raleigh

FREEDOM-Hcre'S Il guess that
May 20 may take ON new Signifi-
canoe this year in North Carolina :
continuing fight for freedom and in
dependence. Historic significance Of
the date now has to do with the
group OF MecklenburgerS who de-
clared or resolved l68 years ago that
thew would be forever free. Advance
publicity on something big planned
around Burlington makes il Il sole
guess that the something will be
trainer-bonber plane taking 10 the
air
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. A look mere will cor.
vince you that these cars ar.
priced to move. Fords-Plymouth,
--Chevrolets, l934's to l9ins
Candler-Palmer Motor Co. ISL;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

Happily now we are learning that
the best crop TO be grown on millions
Of acres In the South Is trees and
more trees.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

TO BUY: STORE BUILD
ing on Garnett street, Henderson,
N. c. Write A. w. Peace, Oxford,
". L. 23-itl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM MODERN
unfinished apartment; separais
entrance, 765 North Garnett stree,
Ralph w. Thorne. oI-9,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

KILL SPRING FEVER WITH
cleaning supplies. Buy quality gro
ceries, fresh meats and fresh veee-
tables at Herbert's Yellow Front
Free delivery, phone 439. TT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

SAVE MONEY-WE HAVE AN EX-
ira nice stock of refinished iurn;
ture on hand including iron bod,
and springs. r. E. Satterwhite =
Sons, near Fire Station. - :,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NEXT
paint job. There is no paint better
Yet it is the lowest priced quality
paint in town. Tanner Roofing Co.
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

RYTEX STATIONERY ORDERS
can be accepted from Monday,
April 26 through Saturday, May l.
Affords Printing g. Office Supply
Company. PIT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

WANTED THREE WHITE WOMEN
at once. Apply to Huffman Clean
erS. 2T-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

TWO EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES
wanted al once at White House
Restaurant. Apply in person. 26-4E
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

WANTED THREE WHITE MEN on
boys at once. Apply 10 Huff,n 0h
27-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars Mt Motn,
Sales Co., Henderson, N. G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

COTTON SEED, COX.
er's 200. Rose Gin G. Supply Co.
23-24-27-2c
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

WE WANT TO BUY YOUR CORN.
Can handle any quantity, large or
small Let us do your custom
grinding of meal and feed. Hen
derson Milling Co., formerly J. S.
Evans Milling Co. T-T-S-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

NOTICE TO PATRONS UNLESS
you send wire hanger with every
garment to be cleaned or pressed
we will be forced TO return them
without hangers. 75c per hundred
allowed for all hangers not in use.
Valet Cleaning Co. phone 1854.
l3-l2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the post office in LENDER
son N c. as second class mail matte
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

EXPERIENCED
cook. Will pay good salary
to right person. Call $50.
27-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

SOY BEANS-WOOD'S YELLOW,
Virginia, Brown Laredo, Tokio's.
. Prices right. Rose Gin & Supply
Co. >, 23-24t27-28
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERA
houSework. Phone sow. 22-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

!
clared or resolved l68 years ago that
thew would be forever free. Advance
| publicity on something big planned
| around Burlington makes il sole
guess that the something" will be
| trainer-bomber plane taking 10 the
' air.
| FIRST-That will not be the first
4 airplane completed in North Caro-
| lima to fly. but il will be the first
! since Orvillc and Wilbur Wright put
! their original plane through the air
| above the sand dunes around Kill
Devil Hill. North Carolina has con-
| tributed in ships and textiles and
| munitions and cigarettes Il great deal
! 10 the current fight for freedom; be-
ginning very soon contributions will
| include also training planes and
! quite likely sponge iron in worth
while quantities.
| WOOD-CHOPPER-Too late to
have any place in campaign against
Max Gardner for the Senate. but in
| dicating what sort Of strategy SEN
ator Reynolds would have uSeG
| against him and might still use
against some other opponent, comes
| the story Of the senator's woOd-cu:-
ting on his Maryland farm. Story is
that Reynolds bought a farm not -
far from his mother-ir-law' big cs-
tate and on which there was Il good
deal Of woodland. Afternoons. the
senator would take axe. saw and
runabout truck, go out and cut few
sticks of wood. haul il back into
town for use in his own fireplace.
l.
prospective candidates were burn
ing oil and coal. That line Of cam
paigning is reminiscent of 1892 wnen
Candidate Reynolds made so much Of
Rich Man MUrriSon'S rugs and saviar.
QUIET-So far rs Raleigh is con-
cerned the calendar got cock-eyed
Sunday, being as nearly perfect
spring day as could be produced by
full cooperation Of the Lord and
North Cardinals advertising bureau,
saw streets filled with happy faced
people. From sunrise service till late
evening faithful churchgoers throng-
ed to places of worship. while thous-
ands Of other citizens and visiting
soldiers strolled about looking at
Capitol Square and private gardens
Monday, being holiday for govern
mental offices. banks and liquor
stores. with more than half the other
business places also closed. and with
TOO lreqLent showers and threats of
rain 10 permit Strolling around. both
Capitol Square and down town was
more deserted than OF ordinary Sum
days.
F1SHING-Some relief was offer
ed a few Sportsmen by opening fish
ponds for the day, but combination
of too much weather and too little
gasoline interfered with full enjoy
ment. Even victory gardens failed to
get promised attention.
AMPHIBIANS-One reader not.
ing reference to amphibian tanks a,
New River wants to know what sort
OF contraption it is. Even il thi!
writer could explain, it might b,
against censorship rules to 60 int,
details. II can be said that il is hor-
rible looking metal behemoth, pro
PEELED on both land and water o.
the same caterpillar crawl drive, de
signed and powered so it can slid'
off boat many miles at sea, swim
ashore and then plow through trees
houses and enemy Notifications
crossing rivers without changing
gears. In brief, IL is one of the rea
sons Hitler can't sleep good at night
Happily now we are learning this
the best crop to be grown on million
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

F1SHING-Some relief was offer
ed few sportsmen by opening fish
ponds for the day, but combination
of too much weather and too little
gasoline interfered with full enjoy
ment. Even victory gardens failed to
get promised attention.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

BRIDES SEE US FOR YoIIR wss
ding Announcements or 1nui,
tons. Finest quality at mods.ss.
prices. Also Visiting Cards fo. .u
phone ITO. 20,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

| WANT ADS
| Get Result.
ALERT PROPERTY OWNERS -:
increasing their insurance N hN
OF higher replacement cos,. 'iN
US check your policies. Insn.L Va
Department, Citizens BanI anS
Trust Company. sM
CALL US FOR YOUR co1i -
Falkner & Sons. Phone 26O ,soo.
WANTED: DISH WASHER ANN;
i'll person. Georges Cafe 1,S
BRIDES SEE US FOR Your ws@s
oing announcements or Invi,'
tions. Finest quality at mods,.us .
prices. Also Visiting Cards for tI
Graduate. Henderson Book W. We
| phone ITO. 20,
BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars Mt Mota.
Sales Co., Henderson, N. c.
WANTED THREE WHITE MEN ~
boys at once. Apply 10 Huffman
l.o 27-3H
SAVE MONEY-WE HAVE AN FY
ira nice stock of refinished furn;
ture on hand including iron had,
and springs. r. E. Sattervhi,s =
Sons, near Fire Station. - :,
GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. A look mere will en-.
vince you that these cars ar.
priced to move. Fords-Plymoutr
-Chevrolets, l934's to IsaHs
Candler-Palmer Motor Co ,s,,;
FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM MODERN
unfinished apartment; separa,s
entrance, 765 North Garnett stree,
| "ai."' W. lhorhe. 24-3u
FOR RENT-THREE FIRST FL.OOB
furnished rooms adjoining hath
Lights, water, phone, and garag,
Tree. fhone ofZ-J. 27-2u
KILL SPRING FEVER WITH
cleaning supplies. Buy quality gro
ccrieS, fresh meats and fresh vep.-
tables at HerbertS Yellow Front
| free delivery, phone 439. TT
WANTED TO BUY: STORE BUILD.
ing on Garnett street, Henderson,
N. c. Write A. w. Peace, Oxford,
| N. {. 23-itl
TIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAVE
the latest official information re-
| garding tire inspection and appll.
cation for new tires and tubes. Let
/ us help you with yours. Henderson
Vulcanizing Co. 22-u
WANTED THREE WHITE WOMEN
at once. Apply to Huffman Clean
erS. 2T-3ti
TWO EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES
wanted Al once at White House
Restaurant. Apply in person. 26-iy
TREATED COTTON SEED, COX.
er's 200. Rose Gin G. Supply Co.
| 23-24-27-2S
! II E-N D - lo4NEn II oNDEHs
can be accepted from Monday
| April 26 through Saturday, May |.
| Affords Printing g. Office Supply
Company. PIT
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERA
housework. Phone sow. 22-i
WANTED: EXPERIENCED
cook. Will pay good salary
to right person. Call $50.
27-tf
USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NEXT
paint job. There is no paint better
Yet it is the lowest priced quality
paint in town. Tanner Roofing Co.
22-ti
SOMETHING NEW! CTORY
] Waste Baskets at Coo. Letter Tray:
at soc very attractive and sub
stantial. Covers for No. 2 Rationinl
Books al Csc. Also many othel
wartime items. Affords Printing
& Office Supply Co. 23-t
NOTICE TO PATRONS UNLES:
you send Il wire hanger with ever!
garment to be cleaned or pressed
we will be forced TO return then
without hangers. 75c per hundred
allowed for all hangers not in use
| Valet Cleaning Co. phone 464.
1912
YOU WILL ALWAYS LOOK YOuf
best il you patronize our shop
Modern service, experienced op
orators. Phone 200 for appoint
ment. Bridgers Beauty Shop, owe
Parker's Drug Store. 22-s
LOST BROWN BILLFOLD CON
tanning money. gas ration care
Navy pass and other valuaol
papers. Reward to finder. Notil
Thomas Reed. 900 Main ST. 27-l
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
WANT AK
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ALERT PROPERTY OWNERS 49,
increasing their insurance IN IN ~, AHl
OF higher replacement cost, 'ies
US check your policies. Insu.e Va
Department, Citizens BanI aae,
Trust Company. ~ ,sn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

CALL US FOR YOUR COAL, ~
Falkner & Sons. Phone 26O 90 :.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

WANTED: DISH WASHER ann,-
III person. Georges Cafe ~
Evening star., 1943-01-01
Republicans 10 Fight
Trade Pact Renewals
Sought by President
COP Congress Leaders
Hope to Defect Move
With Democratic Aid
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
Reports that President Roosevelt
would ask Congress soon to renew
his authority to negotiate reciprocal
trade agreements with foreign coun-
tries brought predictions from Re-
publicans today that the request
would touch off one of the bitterest
fights of the 18th Congress.
The authority, under which agree
ments have been entered into with
Is nations, first was granted in 1894
Tor three-year period and was ex-
tended for additional three-year
periods in 1887 and 1910. The cur
rent authority expires June IL, 1943.
Republicans generally have op-
posed the power but, greatly out
numbered, have fought a losing
Tight. With their increased strength
In the new House, they expect to be
able, with the aid of some Demo-
Gratis, to block any further extern
sion.
New Deal Run Wild"
1.-THE trade agreements represent
the sum total of the New Deal run
Wild" commented Representative
Gearhart, Republican of California,
. member OF the Ways and Means
Committee which handled the legis-
lation in the past.
"The power granted to him (the
President) under the original act
has been abused and continues to
be abused" Mr.. Gearhart said. "The
trade agreement authority has been
used as means of horizontally low
ering the tariff. There will be a
great clash with the executive de-
partment over renewal of the au-
thority."
Mr.. Gearhart charged the Admin
istration had been selling American
business men and farmers down the
river for political favors from for
eign nations"
The Presidents request, it was
reported, would emphasize the ne
cessity for continuing the authority
beyond the war period to protect the
postwar economic structure.
A State Department spokesman
said should Congress refuse to re-
new the Presidents power, the
agreements already in existence
would not be affected because they
have the status of treaties which
cannot be abrogated by statute.
Says Congress Can End Them.
Mr.. Gearhart disputed that con-
tention, asserting the agreements
would cease to be effective if Con-
gress enacted legislation declaring
them terminated. I.
The agreements, which cover ap-
proximately so per cent of the
United States normal foreign trade,
are with Cuba, Canada, Brazil. Bel
GUM. Haiti, Sweden, Columbia,
Honduras, the Netherlands, Switzer-
land, Nicaragua, Guatemala. France,
Finland, Costa Rica, Ell Salvador.
Czechoslovakia, Ecuador, the United
Kingdom, Uruguay. Turkey, Vene-
zuela, Argentina, Peru and Mexico.
In process of negotiation are
agreements with Bolivia, Iceland
and Iran.
Evening star., 1943-01-01
Nazi High Command Claims
19 Sinkinas by U-Boats

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN (From German Broad
casts, Jan. 1.-The German high
command said yesterday that u
boats had sunk four ships, totaling
81 900 tons, from scattered remnants
of convoy smashed off the Azores"
and that other submarines had sunk
Is ships. totaling 10000 tons, IN the
North and South Atlantic.
(These enemy claims were not
confirmed from any other source.
The reputed attacks in the Azores
area apparently referred to
another unconfirmed Nazi claim
yesterday that U-boats had sunk
Is ships, totaling $4,000 tons,
as well as destroyer and cor
vette in a convoy bound south
from Britain) q
The Berlin radio reported that
q German surface raider, identi-
fied only as an auxiliary cruiser,
had sunk 1877 900 tons Of shipping
"overseas" during 1912.
Evening star., 1943-01-01
Hermit Life Beains at 5

KANSAS CITY (P.-Marty Kap-
Ian at the age of 5 has become
a hermit, of sorts. His mother, Mrs
Harold T. Kaplan, said some one
stole his new toy truck. Marty
won't leave the house until its
found.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

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