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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-02

SAAAAAAAy puget eHCAANd q 0AAA
do Evropy pro trojnasobnou in
vasi. - Angle dostala 1,4OO
lodi ma zaklads lend-lease, KITE
ratio pomoc spojencidm pre-
stoupila JIG "a bilionId dolarId.
Lend-lease stTelivo, zbrane a
valecne stroje pro invasi Evro-
Ply troj1m smerem hrnou Sc z
teto zeme stale vetsi rychlosti,
Tekl president Roosevelt kon-
gresu v esve zprave O stavu
lend-lease pomoci Ameriky spo
jencGm.
Rekl, re mocha vojska Spoje-
nych narod1 nesm1rne posilena
dGvtipem, vynalezavost1 a prf-
rodnfmi zdroji vsech jsou pri-
pravena pro move a mocnejsi
rany prot evropske pevnosti
"ze zapadu, jihu a vychodu."
We sve Is. zprave O opera
cfch lend-lease, Tekl president,
re obrovske utocne armady Spo
jencG jsou shromazdeny ma
britskych ostrovech = mel
mocn6jsf vojenske zakladne v
dejinach sveta", = pro invasi
evropsk6 pevnosti, kteryzto d
tok Dude soucasne podporovan
naporem ruskych armad z W.
chOdu. /
V celkovem popisu tohoto
velkeho podniku a obrovsrych
pTfpravach "a MIN president
Roosevelt oznamil, re:
l. Bojovnf muzi Britanie,
Francie, Holandska, Norska,
Polska a Ceskoslovenska pGj-
Tdou do boje box pc boku S A.
mericany.
2. Valecne lodi S vlajkami
Spojenych narod1 budou SOU
! cast obrovske invasn1 flotily a
aeroplany Velke Britanie spoil
sc S americkymi leteckymi sila-
mi v pTiprave postupu nasich
vojsk a k jejich ochrane pred
leteckym 1tokem.
8. Vftezna ruda armada W.
hne Sc v novych 1tocich ma W.
chodnf frontu, "soucasne s ma
sim postupem."
Zprava presidenta ukazuje,
re celkova hodnota zbrani, "a
sob a sluzeb, poskytnutych spo-
.iencGm dosahla vyse "a a ctvrt
bilionu dolarG. Prohlasil:
"Vojaci mnoha narodd jsou
shromazd6ni k spolecnym ope-
racfm. Jsou ozbrojeni nejsil-
nejs1mi zbranemi, jake spojen6
prameny a vynalezavost Spoje-
nych narodd mohou produko-
vati."
We zprave Sc pravf, re "a pr
which 60 dn1 tohoto roku vice
nez 2,100 aeropland, skoro g.
900 tankG a. vice nez 10000
vojenskych vozG bylo dodano
nasim spojencum.
Anglieobdrzela skoro "a 3
biliony aeroplanG, tank1 a j.
nych zbranf, vetsinu z Mich mi
nuleho roku. Rusko obdrzelo
EZbran1 skoro "a 4 a tri ctvrte
bilionu. AZ do brezna r. 1914
Spojene Staty poslaly Rusku
$500 stihacek a bombovacich
aeroplanG, 100000 vojenskych
nakladnfch automobile, $4,000
jeepG, $500 tankG a nicitel6
tank1 a 10000 jinych vojen-
skych vozG.
Ma Pacifik a daleky vychod
bylo poslano skoro "a 2 biliony
zbrani. Pocet dopravnich ae-
roplanG, ktere nosf zasoby do
Ciny, je zatajen, ale We zprave
Sc prav1, re mesicni tonaz, KITE
"a je pos1lana nynf do Cfny, je
15-krate tax velka jake pred
rokem.
Spojene Staty, ktere nynf ma
il nejvetsi valecne lodstvo ma
svete, pujcily temer 1,4OO ma
mornlch lodi Anglii ma zaklade
lend-lease.
Mezi mimi je pres 80 letadlo-
vych lodi k doprovodu konvo-
ju, dale jsou mezi mimi torpe-
doborce k ochrane konvoj1 a
obchodni lode. Zprava dale wy
kazuje, re Anglii bylo dodano
"a vice nez $500, 900, 900 vylo-
dovac1ch lodic, PIT lodi a il
nych podobnych mensfch po-
mocnych lodi.
Velke lode, odjfzdejfcf z a.
merickych pfsitav1 vlastni pa
hou, jsou pGjcovany sopjencnm
no dnhu truan1 ualku alo ulart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Club Yu|e Fund
Taken by Thief

a purse snatcher today bene-
fitted to the tune of 81, 1927 col.
lected by 80 members of a
Christmas saving club.
Mrs. Julia BuSsey of $50
Erskine had drawn the money
from a bank and was carrying il
in her purse last night to the final
meeting of the club in her home.
In front of 637 Erskine, a man
leaped from behind a utility pole,
struck Mrs. Bussey in the face
and escaped with her purse.
The handbag, minus the money,
was found nearby several hours
later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09

Meioretie Booties. Sure 90
pee for The younger set!
Red or blue felt, Soft ped
oeo sole. Children or misses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Plane Crash Kills
Center Line Soldier

TAMPA. Fla. Dec. s (UP)-
The names. OF nine men killed
when their heavy bomber crashed
into Tampa Bay four miles from
shore late Wednesday were an
nounced by army officials at
Drew Field. The dead included
Pfc Robert A. Demeulenaere Of
Center Line. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Groesbetk Refuses
To Retain State Post
r.ss STAR osrresponaeas

LANSING, Dee. S-State en-
ployes have appealed TO ex-Gov.
Alex ]. Grocsbeck 10 reconsider
his resignation as chairman of the
state civil service commission but
without favorable results, IT was
revealed TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Robert Tasker Found
Dead in Mexico Home

MEXICO CITY. Dec. s up
Robert Tasker. author and screen
writer, was found dead in his
fashionable Chapultepcc district
home yesterday and police investl-
CATION indicated suicide by poison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09

She shopped all over town but she
got the best buy in town at Frank
Inns. You. too. can get the smartest,
warmest. longest wearing Fur Coat
in town. AT the low competitive
cash price Of only $500 on easy
budget payments At Franklins dur
ing their daring 18th Anniversary
Sale. Here is A very special offer
made in drive for 500 new Gus
toners. A smart new pair of shoes
or a clever new hat. value $500.
absolutely FREE, with your pur.
chase of new 1916 Luxury Fur
Coat, priced at only $1,000. They're
better, finer. Luxury Furs. beauti.
fully lined. tailored and styled TO
the minute. And ladies. whether
you're single or married. whether
you have lived in Detroit all your
life or you are a NEWCOMER you
can open a Franklin's budget &C
count in two minutes. Just $500
down reserves your Fur Coat. Take
your choice of the friendly Frank.
lin credit plans that suits you best,
with up TO 50 weeks TO pay, with
payments as little as S1.25 weekly
or charge account with No
DOWN PAYMENT. Right now
your old. outmoded Fur Coat is
worth up TO $500 in trade No
red tape. no delay Hurry and get
your FREE hat or shoes during this
drive Use your credit as always AT
IFRANKLIN'S DEP AR r VI T. y r
STORE. 316 Michigan Ave Open
Monday. Friday and Saturday
nights till 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
EMPLOYER is QUOTED
RESOLUTION PLANNED

Later, a resolution is to be con-
Sidered and if approved will be
sent TO the wives of all congress
men represented by the conven'
ton delegates, asking their sup
port and influence in getting con-
gresSional action.
The clothing QUESTIONABLE dis
cusSes the following points: Is
clothing hard to find? If found
finally. did it cost too much? Costs
in comparison with other years;
quality and shrinking character
istlcS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
Rights Split
Clio Women

A lively debate over equal rights
for women as presented in a pro-
posed constitutional amendment
featured the session of UAW-CIO
women delegates today.
The delegates. meeting at the
opening session OF their first ma
tional convention in the Book
Cadillac, had sharply divided opin-
ions on the proposal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-09
OBJECTIONS STATED

While in favor of equal rights"
some delegates claimed that re-
moval of all regulations dlscrlmi-
mating against women workers,
both state and national, would
work some hardships for the
weaker SEX"
One delegate Said:I
IF this amendment means
that l have to lift a l25-pOund
weight just because a man does,
j don't want any part of It,"
Two resolutions were adopted
by the convention before discus
sion began on equal rights" One
recommended the establishment OF
rest periods for all workers, both
men and women, and asked that
the international union board
draft a model plan for employers.
EMPLOYER is QUOTED
A delegate from New jersey
said her employer objected to rest
periods because 1T wasn't neces-
Sary to powder ones nose TO pro-
duce war material"
The second resolution adopted
set AS minutes for lunch periods
but left the matter up to the
locals TO work out as they see fit.
The international board was asked
TO set up model plan as a guide.
Delegates were being polled on
QUESTIONABLE on clothing and
the result of the collective view
point will be considered with a
survey made by the consumers
division of the Go.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-23
Lyric Announces Holiday Lineup

A holiday season hne-up oA three varied hits has been an~ nounced for the Lyric theatre bF Manager H. F. Macdonald.
 For December "A and 20 ths Lyric will present the exciting and authentic film, "The Fight- ing Seabees", which traces the birth, growth and heroic ae. complishments of that colorita branch of the U. s. Navy, With plenty of action and a strons romance the parts are capaoiy handled by stars John Wayne, Dennis O'Keefe, Susan Hay ward, with William Frawley, Addison Richards and l.eonid
 Kinskey in the supporting case For Dec. 30 and 31 (New Years Eve) a different and ex-
 citing kind of pictule, the much l talked. about Phantom Lady
 will be presented. The story
 which is an intriguing mystery drama, is far off the beaten
 track, and features Seattle's
 own Ella Raines, Franchot Tone and Alan Curtis in roles that
 will make them long-remem-- bered
 New Years Day and Jan. 2 8 musical and comedy program, ,, consisting of Jane Withers in' My Best Gal'' and a musical featurette, "Choo Choo Swing"' will fit the holiday mood. Jane goes to town in picture ideally suited to her talents. and IS ably supported by Jimmy Lydon (of Henry Aldrich fame), comedian Franklin Pangborn and sterling character actor Frank Craven.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-23
NOTICE

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Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-23
Main Street Frightened

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 Charles Madsen residenO0oooOOoOOOO0o
Evening star., 1944-08-16
Pulpit Fall Breaks Arm

OKLAHOMA CITY R.-seven-
year-old Johnnie Jenkins decided
to preach" to chum after attend
ing church. He climbed to the top
of a table and started his sermon,
but too enthusiastically. He fell and
broke an arm.
Evening star., 1944-08-16

Extravagant spending Of money at
home results in an extravagant
spending of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to minimum. Let's all
back the attack
Evening star., 1944-08-16
|'Soh Touch Becomes
Battling Hard Way
For Palace Guards
Ry SID FEDER.

Associated FreSS war correspondent.
WITH AN AMERICAN BATTAL-
ION ON THE ITALIAN FRONT,
Aug. 2 Delayed) The rest of the
regiment doesn't go around needing
the palace Guards" about their
soft touch any more-not since the
guards quit guarding and came to
Rome the hard way.
This battalion used to be the
standing guard with this regiment
of a veteran division while on duty
in the rear areas in Africa and Sic
lily and in the southern part of Italy
Get in the Palace Guards and
see the war in the movies" was one
Of the usual cracks from the "out-
side" Joes, although Gen. Eis m
hover personally had ordered them
to this duty.
Their commander, 1t. Col. Bruno
Marchi, one-time football and bas-
ket ball coach at Newton and Fort
Dodge uowa) high schools, origi-
nally thought the order was for COM
mando work, and marched mis- men
25 miles in four hours and 40 min
utes to take up the assignment -
winning his unit the name of
"Marchi's Flying Cadets
lib Days at Anzio.
Finally sent to Anzio in March.
the guards since have been fighting
for all but seven of more than 120
days-and there's no longer any
razzing.
In the drive from the beachhead
to the Arno, the Guards personally
captured such German strong points
as Lanuvie on the road to Rome,
where the Germans were dug in
eight to ten feet deep in solid rock
emplacements. There the casualties
were the heaviest the division had
suffered in any one spot.
Then they took Cecina where the
enemy had made a fierce armored
and infantry stand, and Castagneto
where they rounded up an entire
German command post. For three
hours after they took over, the
guards were welcoming Nazi staff
officers who came driving in, think
ing the headquarters still was in
German hands.
There have been awards of three
Distinguished Service Crosses, three
Silver Stars and three Bronze Stars
in the outfit This is par for the
course in any one battalion which
has seen such gallant goings on as
that turned in by 1t. Beryl New
man, husky South Dakota ex-foot-
baller, who once played every posi-
ton in the line for so minutes
against Minnesota.
Walks Into Fire.
On the breakout from the beach,
head, Lit. Newman got out in front
with only platoon. Two machine
guns opened fire from a peaceful
looking olive grove on a hillside.
The platoon was pinned down. but
he walked right into the fire. killing
two of the Germans, wounding an
other pair and polishing off the
guns. Then he called his unit to
come up as he broke into a nearby
house and captured II more Ger
mans
Hes the bravest guy I ever saw"
said Capt. Hugh Jacob Of Clinton.
S. c. 1t was Capt jacobs COM
pany which took Lanuvio.
Then, there's 1t. John Garris of
Leroy, Ala He went out with
patrol on the beachhead one right
and came back with ID Germans.
And count in 1t. Orva Morris of
Sparrows Point, Nd, who silenced
Evening star., 1944-08-16

three German machine guns with
his carbine.
This is Just about the most 18th
letic-minded battalion in the 5th
Army. Their basket bali team,
spanked by Sergt. Don Huckelberry
Of Purdue and Wayne Gaddis of
Iowa and Don Sheldon, crack sniper
from Webster City, Iowa, ran up a
winning string of SO in a row last
winter. Sergt. Bob Lanse. a big,
rangy right handler who belongs to
the Cleveland Indians, stars in the
baseball outfit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05
MORE FELLOWSHlPS
OFFERED AT STATE

Raleigh. May 5-Tcn additional
icllowShipS valued at 5000 each
have been made available al State
College to qualified women by Pratt
and Whitney Aircraft Company,
making Il total OF 30 fcllowShipS Of
fcrcd this spring, il was announced
yesterday by DR.. w. G. Van Note,
coordnator OF the Pratt and Whitney
Program al the College.
Designed 10 prepare young women
who have had no prior technical
background for positions as engineer
ing aides, the fcllowShipS cover I'll
tuition. fees. books. instruments,
board. lodging and laundry as we'll
as giving an additional cash stipend
of SIS per month. The course OF
study includes fundamentals III
engineering physics, mctallugy. air
mathematics. engineering drawing,
craft engines, machine shop prac-
ticcS. experimental statistics. and
mechanical engineering laboratory
Dr.. Van Note said.
Ten Of the 30 fcllowShipS have al
ready been offered to eligible women.
DR.. Van Note stated. and other ap-
p.iCa.IonS are being received. He
Urged Interested persons tu apply
imnIC diatcly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05
Ford's Two Months

Let's SOC. isn't that two ,,ou,ns
about 40 at the end of which Jal.so
Henry Ford SAID some two weeks aro
the wan. would end II appoars T.,
uc. If memory plavs no tricks. vet
there are no signs rr all of ANY inn
mediate wiud-up for c,.c~ u,,lrr.s
part uf the dcbacIc
Somewhere lately ,,,. IN article
which referred ,n one b,p concern
having estimated the war would bc
over ov Nnycrbcr and ,b,, !, had
bccr c-,'Iug IFS cards accnrdircrv
More -crcr'fv. hn,,oycr ,bc c,,,,,.,,,.
had occasion 10 chargc IFS mind yud
,icc,dcd there would b. -, ,c,co -,
Et,ropc IN 1874
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

- =. East 72 feet ; inches ,o my
ire" stake. Owen Davis line: thence
along ms line SputhCrlv =; feet !
inches 10 an iron stake IN Davis cor
no. % middle q! ,.drwalk: thence in
1 81 straight Luc p .,,, 9 inches ,o Inc
i beginning. Beng the property con-
%cy,G g. y. {. iu.galu by J. ".
'uI'.n and wife ay decd dated AprIl
/ i&. 1880 recorded .u Book II. nlrc
i@". Vance County RcgIstry.
FOURTH. Begin III l.. Il. Goocb's
! line - the North corner of the lot
sold by ). ". Puutrn T. y. {. Lourh-
/ I'm and .rw along Gpoch's line in .
B Nar'HWrstcriy direction ,>u as io cx-
/ tend III" depth ul said Loughliu'S lot
7 rs it, rs feet - Hawkins corner IN
Guoc..: line. thence along Hawkins
In" toward Homer Street 81 feet ;
"ya"- 'n . stake. thence straight To
!r3@a..,.- c'."r. in Kclly's line l6
io".: then along I.uughlM's line 80
i',t inches, more or less. 10 the
point of beginning. Being the prop-
triy conveyed TO ID. {. Loughlin bv
). T.. HaNt"" and wife. by deed dated
Juiy 3. 1919, recorded in Book 80.
Nas" -c9 Vance CumIy Registry.
FIFTH, Begin al l. K. Gooch's
corner IN tho Southwest edge of
E".t"ii Stree, az 'Hv corner of build
.n& formerly occupied by J. NJ.
N'.i4'.% r'W owned 10y sand Gooch.
.M" ..n l-""sc along SAID Street
'i-" 100 N'u'a"c>tcgIy direction
;" !D''. H"." nv less t. the Dave
L'..-hi.n 's'Hi" corner: thence along
."Id h"u&hi'n lin" IN a Northwestern
" direction Hi feet. more or less to
nc owen Davis estate corner in
!.'Ns;".iH .In': thence ON "a direct line
very ","E parallel with Garnet
;.,,.,v' I'D q N".ih"'~''rIy direction
J.. ''.'' NOR" 90. less. +" the aforesaid
,'."oH .EC: thence along said GoOch
....' .. iyr'. more or less. TO the
property conveyed L. d. {. Louph-
.N estate by K. f.. Clements. q al.
t., ,4.,I ,,.,.I L..f.-......,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

Of ii, trusting i'll the Lord and in
common horse sense. Trouble abou,
that IS that few have any too much
horse sense, and still fever the righ,
sort or right amown, OF faith IN their
Lord.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified IS Administrator
OF Spencer Brooks. deceased late of
the county of Vance. state of North
Carolina: This Is 10 Notify all per-
sons having claims against said Es-
tate To exhibit them to the under
signed |. /. Green or j. G. Kittrcll.
Atty, on or before April list. l945
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
TO the recovery thereof.
This the 3lst day of NJ arch, 1914.
!. r. GREEN,
Administrator.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified as Administrator
Of Lucy Brooks, deceased late of the
county of Vance. state of North
Carolina; This Is TO Notify all per-
sons having claims against said ES-
tate 10 exhibit them 10 the under
signed |. I. Green or J. {. Kittrcll,
Atty, on or before April lst, 1913
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
10 the recovery thereof.
Ih!S the 3lSt day of March, 1914.
/. T. GREEN,
Administrator.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

MuSSoIuni Is training Il ncw Italian
army w'thin Germany. according to
a report from Berlin. II tins is Hit
lcrS loms-thrcatrnvd secret Weapon.
the Axis lig is up.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

Those millions being wusrrrd a,
eastern tracks prove that while the
horse may not or as speedy Us the
Jcrp hes more expensive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05
CARD OF THANKS

The members of the i'cOp;cS family
gratefully acknowledge their many
friends kind expressions Of sympathy
upon the death of thcir brother and
son, Francis B. Peoples.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

Coral, the marine creature whose
skeleton makes the atolls, begins life
as an egg and III youth is Il free
swimmer
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

BABY CHICKS-PRICES REDUC-
cd on Barred Rocks, White Rocks,
Reds, WyandottCS. Bluffs. New
liampShircs, Crosses, Lcghorns.
ScNcd or straight run. all first
grade chicks. Lcghorn pulIcts
S2l.00 per leo. Birchctt's Hatchery,
petersburg, Va. l4-26ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

TO BUY-LADlES' BI-
cycle IN good condition. Gail
Becky John Mills at ll48 or at COL
after SIN y. IN. 4-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

THE TELEPHONE COMPANY Is
III need OF young women bclwCcn
the ages at Is and % years L. tram
for telephone operators at Camp
Davis, n. {. The starting pay l.,
$1,000 per week. Board Is obtain
able al Officers mess for 81 90 p.r
week. The girls are housed IN +
doinitury under careful .upc.
Vision, with II" charge Tor room
tent. This Is an ESSENTIAL ,CrNir" IT,
our armed forces. Please apply a.
oar local Telephone OinCr iur fun
information. ng-i,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05
NOTICE,

In The Superior Court.
North Carolina:
Vance County:
Robert T.. Check, Plaintiff.
VS..
Frances Perry Check. Defendant.
The defendant. Frances Perry
Check. will take notice. that AN ac-
ton entitled as above has been COM
mcnccd in tho Superior Court of
Vance County. North Carolina. for
the purpose Of securing an absolute
divorce against her upon the grounds
OF two years separation. and the said
defendant will further take notice
mat she is required to appear at the
Office Of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said County, in the court
house in Henderson. N. G.. on tho
9th day of May. 1914, and answer
or dcmur to the complaint i'm said
action. or the plaintiff will apply 20
the court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
This 27th day Of April. 1914.
+. O. FALkNER.
{. S. {. Vance County.
A. a. Bum.
A"orney for Plaintiff.
2o-5-l2-i9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

MILL SWIMMING
pool will open Monday. May g.
admission price Is cents To all
VIII be open throughout the sum-
mer X. h. Pcrncl. i-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

FARMERS-TRADE YOUR EGGS
Tor garden seed or credit on baby
chicks. 26c per dozen cash. Hem
dCrSUn Hatchery. 23-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

NOTICE TO PATRONS - PLEASE
call for your garments as soon ~
they arc finished. Due 10 llmilcu
space we cannot be responsible I"'
your garmcn,s after 20 days. Na--
let Cleaning CO. 90"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

MONDAY MAY Still WILL BE
al HlghtS Stable. North lIcndcr-
son Ia vaccinatc dogs / p. VI. To :
y. NJ. y. p. Paschall. 5-lti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05
WANT ADS
Get Results

WANTED a GOOD LAWN MOWER.
Write Box i73. I-2tl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05
WANT ADS
Get Results

WE WILL CLOSE EACH WEDNr,.
day l p. M. during May, June i',,,.
and August. II. .. Falkncr Coal :.
Wood. '' q
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

TIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAVE
the latest official Information rc-
garding tire inspection and appli-
cation for new tires and tubes. Ir,
us help you with yours. Henderson
NulcanizInG Co. 22-i,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

TRY TOLSON'S SCABE-KNOX A
specific treatment for itch, ccz, ma
and ali forms Of skin irritation. 75c
and Sl.OO per jar. Peoples Drug
Store. Henderson, N. c. T&Ftf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

FOR SALE l9i1 SPECIAL DhLtNG
Chevrolet I-door sedan. Car ana
tires IN excellent condition. 'rh
2g-J after Il y. m. '-aN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05
DON'T FORGET

DON'T FORGET
Plus DIVIDENDS ana
Prompt Claim service arc what you
gct when you buy Insurance from
Gates Insurance Agency. Sur'lf
Mutual. Save today the Mu'ii'i
Way. Phone 800. I'-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS Ann
vegetables. Everything for vn",
table. We deliver and save yo,
gas and time. Phone 439, Ah:snuu. sUu
ready to serve you. Hcrbcrrs YcIs
low Front. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

WANTED y WAlTRESS-ENPERI-
cncc not necessary. Good hu,rS
good wages; meals and tips. WorE
SIN days per week. Apply in nor
son 10 the Vance Cafe. 10;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

NOTICE - OPEN SATITRDNv
nights until 3 o'clock. Tr,Srr!,
e'' '''''i' S'oic. 3-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-05

y GOOD STOCK OF KILN DHiLYI
ceiling IN No. ,. No. d and e.
grades. y nice lot OF ncw screen
doors too. Alex ). Watkins. "rhc
Place Of Values" 5-I,,