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AUToMo1lvE MISCELLANEOUS.

BAGGAGE TRAILER, easy to hook on any
GoMAR fs5 Ken MoToR eI ovei co, sH S 4aoo compact
RECAPPNG IN WASH, one-day service
leave car am. ready at 8; grade A rub
not left on street or lot. For appoint. cali
LU, 0S34. LU. 1077. Plenty Of grade / and
tires and tubes in stock. pass, and truck
ne. LU O834. LU lott.
TIRE RECAPPING, S-hour service. by ap-
pointment. Leave your car 9 am. pick it
up at 5 pm. Finest srade materials used.
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
cappine mechanics All work guaranteed
Ample parking facilities. PALDER d
HANNA. 4716 r. l. ave, Hyattsville, UE.
1919: 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK 001a
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE ARMY TRUCK. 1910; stake body
OPA price. Apply 80 o st: ne.
G. N; c; ls4e panel, mel, good condition. e1z
GMC 1899 tractor. 31a-ton; 2a-foot drop.
frame trailer, closed: good condition. 1887
closed panel model, both units first-cla S.
condition; ceiling price; will demonstrate
DODGE 1871 and i942 Reconnaissance
Can be used as pickups. ~ Ford and
Chevrolet dump trucks. No priority re-
TAN AUTO & RADIO CO, both sides OF
7th at R st. NV. Open ewes. also Sun
and holidays, till 1 pm.
CHEVROLET 1889 and 1887 trucks. 11a-
ton stake and dump. both in good running
condition: best offer. Ask for MR.. WAC
GONER. 2S25 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. CHI
Evening star., 1944-12-22

USED-CAK SALE.
'3S Buick 7-Dass. sedan. r. and h.
Al Chevrolet master sedan, r. and h.
Al Oldsmobile sedanette, T. and h.
~ DodEe sedan, fluid drive. r. and h.
40 La Sale club coupe, r. and h.
40 La Sale go" sp. sedan, +. and h.
40 Chrysler (traveler's) sedan, r. and b.
40 Pontiac torpedo sedan, r. and h.
40 Oldsmobile 20" sedan, r. and h.
40 Packard "6' club coupe. r. and h..
80 Oldsmobile torpedo club cpe.. T. and b
80 Packard "120" club coupe. r. and h.
'39 Buick sedan, r. and h.
80 La Sale sedan. r. and h.
Convertibles:
40 Packard convertible coupe. r. and h.
'39 Buick Special conv'tibls coupe, r. and b.
Many others in stock
HYATTSVMLE BUICK CO, WA. 411l
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS-Low bank rates. Your title
is full security. No comakers required
Prompt service. Minimum loan S12O. THE
CITY BANK. 8 of1ces. MA. 5000
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or Use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record
Car does not have to be paid for in order
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE CO..
1102 New York ave. NV. (Greyhound Bus
TerminaD. RE. 1900. Open till pm. 31s
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Winning Contract

Winning Contract
~ HOWARD sCHENKEN and
RICHARD L. FREY.
Neither side vulnerable.
North dealer.
AQ74
2AK6
10ss3 AAs52
2Q1075 ~ 2Js431
o 106 oK43
1854 At
AKJ
20
nAJ972
&KJlO63 ..
The bidding:
North. East. South. West.
INT Pass 80 Pass
3NT Pass a. Pass
50 Pass Ga All pass
West opened the spade ten and
East's ace gave the defenders the
only trick declarer could afford to
lose. He therefore had to bring the
diamond suit home without loss.
Two rounds Of clubs were led, then
low diamond, with South success
fully finessing the jack. The spade
king and the two top hearts were
cashed, declarer discarding one dia-
mond. Then South rufIed a third
heart and led q third club which
was won in dummy. All these plays
had been made to give South the
maximum opportunity to count the
opponents hands, for South now
had to decide whether 1t was more
likely East had started with two O,
three diamonds.
The fact that East had followed
only once in clubs was South's bes
guide. Mathematically, he had hat
II cards which could include thre
diamonds, whereas West had starte,
with only 10 cards outside Of clubs
On this slender clue, dummy led tn
diamond queen-and when East GOV
cred with the king. the drop O
Vests ten brought home the con
tract.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENr.

REINFORCED CONCRETE rrepreof bldg
tainlng 1880 So. IT, which can be in
creased to $4,000; Frontage, 62a #; o,T oT
sell IL, subject to early possession, or will re- e.
model for suitable tenant under long tern
lease. JEROME s. MURRAY, 1881 G st
NV RE 24B0
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

BUYING AND SELLING used trucks our
GTo Ssf sSF hss ss s,sh 81. Dre:
AT 1900.
PRIVATE PARTY wants l or ? wslkin
bakery style body trucks in good con6i-
ton; cash. Write details, L. STECKIEY,
23l Belair I'd. Baltimore. 13. Md. 29t
Evening star., 1944-12-22

SYNOPSIS: Back in Santa Land,
every one awaits the arrival Of Louis,
the gardeners boy who went to Poldrex
to take the Magic Music Box from three
witches because It would make Princess
Ruth of CAMERON smile and cure her
Of q terrible sickness. An old turtle
tells Santa Louis is being captured by
10 the rescue and nnd that the witches
have tied Louis down to the marsh
grass
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FoR SALE.

TAkOMA PARk, MD.-New Aunt brick
APT, l apt. completely furnished excel
lent location: rent, S2,916; price, ST.. 600
81. 1850: evenings, 81. 2947.
1000 BLOCK l. ST. N.W.-1st commercial:
approx. A. 300 SO. it.. 40-ft. frontage TO wide
sn siley; Sl5 1900 900. ROBERT MORGAN d
HOME AND INVESTMENT. Dupont Circle,
S13 10Th st. n.w.-Must act quickly your
chance to have q beautiful 3-rm.. lst floor
suite, fireplace. private bath and kitchen
for yourself, plus an excellent income: new
furniture: newly decorated: oil burner; q
car garage. MR.. KRAFT. ME. $500
HAVE FIVE HOMES in the Petworth
section, all rented, and will show an ex-
C. eei,ent ~ mt return .r On an Investment Of
MR.. MILLS, WO. 1900; ewes, ST. 773S.
WE HAVE 4 splendid group of excellent
apt. bldgs., ranging from 80 to 200 units;
several in NV. section, others in Sc. and
nearby Va. For appt. to inspect any of
these outstanding buys call Harry Cohen,
GE. 02S6. SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1906
H st. NV, MA. 2345.
COLORED-Home and investment, semi
detached brick buildings, each with 2 apis.
screened porch, Arcola h.-wh:, auto. gas
water heater. built-n tub with shower
live in one apt. rent the other; priced very
low at $3.50. terms if desired; inspect
any time Cali until 9 pm LEO M.
BERNSTEIN d. CO., 71S 9TH ST. NV ME-
5400. Your neighbor bought from us.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR .AlE Gent. /,

PONTIAC late 1894 2-door sedan; finish
just overhauled; SECS. TR. 1881, 1923
Badensburg rd. ne
PONTIAC 1941 conv club coupe with 49,
It. house trailer, De Soto 1887 conv. coupe.
14th st. NV, DE. $3.50.
TAxICAB-194O Pontiac. with PUG Ii
cense: perfect condition; on terms. Box
211-Z. Star
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ACREAGE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ARMY MAN wishes to buy Is to IS acres
of land nearby Maryland preferably with
stream; must be reasonable. Box 2s2-z
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY, with OF
without living quarters. for investment
present occupants will not be disturbed
Box 46-V Star
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TREW MOTOR CARS
Al Hudson Commodore 4-dr. sedan; radio,
heater.
Al Hudson de luxe 2-door sedan: radio,
heater.
~ Nash de luxe 2-dr brougham: heater.
Nash de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
Al Plymouth conv. coupe.
Al Pontiac conY. coupe.
AZ Plymouth de luxe 2-dr. sedan.
AZ Plymouth de luxe coupe.
40 Chrysler de luxe 4-dr. sedan; radio,
heater.
40 studebaker de luxe 4-dr. sedan; radio,
heater.
40 Packard de luxe 4-door sedan; radio.
heater.
40 La Sale de luxe 4-dr. sedan; radio.
80 Buick de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
80 Packard 4-dr. sedan. radio. heater.
80 De Soto de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
80 Ford Tudor sedan; radio, heater.
80 De Soto club, coupe.
80 Chrysler Royal 4-dr. sedan.
'38 Cadillac de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
'38 Chevrolet de luxe 2-dr sedan.
81 Dodge de luxe 2-dr. sedan.
80 Plymouth de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
SO Dodge 1a-ton panel truck.
oPA prices or less. TREW MOTOR CO.,
4th and Pa. ave. Sc, Dodge Plymouth
distributors, Open evenings and SUNDAYS
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

SINGLE OFFICE for rent; also desk space
l. J: COWIE. 500 Eve st. NV
ABOUT 5000 SO. FIT. floor space, in f.
NV; owner will remodel for use as of1ces:
rental. 81 900 per year: b-year lease re-
Serpont seireoi ane heNEH nr S,4 FoBs' INC 1924
RMS. ON THE 1st FLOOR and rms on
the 2nd floor; each floor must be rented as
unit Will remodel; plenty of parking
space available: Sl50 mo. each. E. H.
JOHANSEN. Owner. 261S Pa ave NV
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SUBURBAN RENT-vIRelNIA

2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW with basement
and yard. Convenient to school Not over
SOB month. In nearby Arlington or Al
exandria. Elmwood 527
Evening star., 1944-12-22

10 ACRES OF desirable building site prop.
erty, located north of East-West highwa,
between Conn. ave. and 18th st.: 81 SOC
and up per acre. Please call MRS
CuSHARD, DT. SS43
5-ACRE TRACTS with 250-ft. frontage or
Route 240. north of Gaithersburg Montg
CO., Md: cleo, phone and bus at property
81 900 each tract: $3.50 cash, balance 1
years. Also 5-acre wooded and cleared
tracts at Clinton. Md: 81 800 each tract
easy terms. Conv. to Suitland. Nd, Govt
bldgs. and Navy Yard employees. JOHN A
IBRICKIEY 81 S651
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ing prices
AZ Plymouth 2-drs. and 4-drs.
AZ and Al Chevrolet 2-door.
Al Buick Super de /. 4-dr.
Al Ford Fordor
40 Studebaker Champ. 4-door
'3S Ford coupe
'3S Packard "6' door.
~ Ford Tudor.
~ Packard "6" 4-door
'36 Chevrolet coupe.
80 Hudson 4-door.
'35 Ford Tudor
"a Plymouth 2 doors and 4 doors.
40 other makes and models
Trade. terms can be arranged. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO & RADIO CO., both sides
Of 9TH st. at NV. Open evenings. Also
Sundays and HOLIDAYS It'll | pm
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tETTER-OUT

to thr 9ora cssd
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it. If you have
'Lettered-Out' correctly it's an old saw.
Answer 10 Yesterdays LETTER OUT.
LETTER OUT
(A) RAVISHES- -SHIvERS twinter comes).
(X) MIXER-RIME ut's 4 warm fr0sD.
u BRAISE-BEARS They're teddies).
(O) LOCALE-CALLE OTIS street In
SPAIN.
(M) MEDIAN-DIANE (it's . girls name)
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LOTS FOR SALE.
ACREAGE FOR SAIL

APT. SITE for 26 units, best locatio
street and utilities improved: near Easter
High School. MR.. KRAFT. ME 54O0.
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DESK SPACE WANTED
STORES FOR RENT.

LARGE OFFICE or desk space in ono
now occupied; prefer ONCE with secretaris
service. Call RE 2443
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OFFICES WANTED

DrSIRE A SUITE of 1, ., or desirable
offces, in downtown Washington: furnished
SNAIL OFFICE. downtown or DUPONT
Circle vicinity. AD. $500
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
LOOKING FOR LOTS, acreage, urban,
colored or investment. farm? What can
you offer? N. E. RYON CO.. GE 6146
See Our signs
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9th ST. NEAR E N.W.-Large store, base
.nent, fioorS above: reasonable rent on
lease. Phone WO. 1903.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED t1sns.,

Sunday. A Merry Christina!
at Last
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-08
NOTICE OF SALE.
In The Superior Court
trin.C Ihr (IrIk.

'.a'r "l >"rjn tt!aIIuI
Comfy be-! NrnCr:
rs. I. Edwards, unmarried. PETITION
Cr.
J.. /. Edwards and wife Lillian Ed
":rd': q. {. Edwards and wife.
NIrr .. Edwards; Qucrnir l..
adams and husband. Willie Adams:
io'I /. Wh;tikcr and husband Eh
whitaker: BculIh L.. Briggs and
hn'hanh .s'm !irigEs: Floyd Hen
dficES unmarried Lille X. John
ION and husband Charlie Johnson:
N"!ti" KittrcI!. unmarried: Ioi,
u. Harp ana husband GRADY Harp:
Ail"rn X. Daniel. unnIrrird CIydc
hilifrli and wife. T.. Christine
hh.r"il: IIrrncrt 4. Hendricks and
"i'. l.cSSic Bramr Hendricks:
''"brGr Hendricks. unmarried
age 20. NjrGir Hendricks (unmar-
ri"db agr II. Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an Order
"' 'H" superior Court of Vance tuuw-
E' "#'c in the Special Proceeding
emitted s. G. Edwards IS. =. 4. I'd
wards. &C. Hle. the .Imc being No.
"y..c' Ui said Court. the undcrSig'l
''a-'#i'''l'l " 44ls Wv '''' isi''
udy ol June. 1914. at - o'clock,
MOON, O.. ". TD AT tho Court House
dH"" in Henderson. North Carolina.
N'irr Tor sale. 10 the higheS. bidder
i"' cash, That certain tract of land
iEin and being in kittrcll Town
'.D. Vance County. North Carolina.
"dlunlnG the lands OF LynOank PUP
:. Road. Mrs. Briggs. Mrs. Emma J..
rune" and others, and more part
'W.!'.E described as follows; tO'wlt:
.HcGlnning in the Lynbank Road
"HcEc Mrs. Briggs land crosses said
i,ntd, and run thence along sald
~ - line and others S 5 81 w
~" cnIins 20 u stone: thence along
.u,r lands Of Miss Emma I. Fuller
~ l-2 " 1925 chains 10 stone
III Dr. Il. J. Gll's line: thence along
.'H Gilis line N ) Ia 24.lO chains
10 % s'onC. sad Gill's corner IN SAID
E.lna Y. Fullcr'S line: thence "a
T. 9bD chains in DOgwOOd: thence
~ u + 500 chains TO the road l3
INK. beyond stone: thence along sad
IGln N - - f. Goa chains: N 60 T.
~ chains to the beginning. Con-
,"nng 10 10 (foty-nlnc and one
m1I) Acre. by survey Of George
20i
This 10th day Of May. 1914.
:. " g. KlTTRELL, Commissioner.
lG-25-l-G
-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-08

h.wu' "."v" form al Literature is
.. ,..'rI ~ iHc Bible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
COMMONWEALTH 1 SS.

10 OFFICES 49,
DOWNTOWN. 1898 National Bank 9ide,
Woodward & Cadillac Sa- chsrry 2sS1
DOWNTOWN. 500 capitof Psrk Blds,.
state AZ Gris~old -. Cherry 574o
DOWNTOWN. i4o4 erstiet
AZ Russell CA 1909
WEST SIDE. sos Michigan Ays.. a.
Junotion. 2nd floor lAfsyietts 84nO
EAST SIDE. 1880 z, jsrsrson. at Con-
nsr COP. hudson Moterst teuox 0Js0
EAST SIDE. s60s Van Dyke. at 4
Harper. 2nd Floor Plaza zfae
NORTHWEST. soi4 Cd. River at Joy Rd.
Rm. goa cover kresge'sl TYLER 5-57FT
NORTHWEST. 4i2o Fenksli. at Inverness,
205 Campus Bidg. University 3>2S2S
HIGHLAND PARK. fAD4s xeodwgd. az
Manchester topp. Ferd's) TO. $3.50
HIGHLAND Pk.. 300 Murphy Bios, 900
woodward at &. Grand Ava. 10. ssQ6z2
PROvfDENT Loan q savings socsety,
1919 GRIswoLD. FAREWELL BLDG.
FREE ASSISTANCE
on making out your declaration 80
estimated tax money for income tax
or other expe nses PEOPLES
STATE LOAN CO. See addresses
In phone book. =. .
LoANs-x30O DOWN TO S2ssesy
ACME LOAN CO. --RA. 3317
1870 DAVID sTOTT BLDG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Furniture. Household Goods

3 Complete Rooms. Sl29
All new living room. bedroom.
kitchen. furniture including rugs.
tables. lamps. dish1s. Terms.
KAY Furn., 1920 Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

FULL coil inmrspring mattress,
$3.50. Cook Furn.. 200 Gfauot.
HOLLYWOOD beds. complete $50
SAVE, 1879 Gratiot M N'le RI
INNERsPRING mattresses Al a4es
colors. guaranteed S2s. SAVE,
f4iss Grati0t NJ Nile -
INSERsPRING mst,resses any size.
samp.. siT. Mitchslls 5000 GfHtlot
TSNTRsPRfSG Mattress ureMar- BOX
springs. match. s27 81 $40 GraiiQt
LIVING RA, sult. 2 y 500. SAVE.
I4Is9 GrAtiot or. Me
LOUNGE cnAir snd Ottoman S2s.
, SAVE. 1879 Grau0t No. Ais
MATTRESSES. 1nnerspfiags samples,
ST. Mitcheis 5000 Gratot.
p ~ -t-r-r-r-rnr ruat-TvrvFssZ u s.
bedding Co. s54O hayoury Grand.
NEW furniture: 'rsas your plane.
cts Music 7ti2 Mack. Open ewes.
RoI.I.A&A bets All .seri ron..rffrs-
Ton Nth mAttFtsses. Onls few
left Don't delay Buy today open
~ 2. spitg 1864 Gratiot at BaldNin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

Payments include all charges ~ the
rate % SO per month on that pare
% balance not exceeding x1O0. and
81 per month on -Ihal-pAst- at--s-
balance in excess OF 500 y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-04
Shocco News
By MRS. J. VI. .ALSTON

Miss Louise Aston, after spend
NIX tn Christmas holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. AL
Siun. has left for pIttSooro where
She will visit relatives and friends
Tor few days before returning to
Peace college.
MI. and Mis-. !. NJ. Stewart and
SON. Jimmie. spent Il lew DAYS
Christmas with Mrs. Stewards par
els. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice. near Hick-
ory.
Capt. and Mrs. Lacy S,allings. OF
B!y>on City, visited Mrs. Stallings'
father. r. J. Stewart, during the
Christmas holidays.
Meredith AlSton and Miss Betty
spent Monday with Mr. AlSton's
parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Aston.
Miss Helen Collins visited friends
IN FrankI."tcn Tor few days
Christmas.
Nj. and Mrs. O. W. Weldon had
as their guests Sunday Robcrr
Mi,chcll and family of Raleigh. and
Mrs. Fleming Freddy and children
O: FranklInton.
Misses GcEc THOMPSON and Betty
Chca,ham. OF Frauklintom. Clcmcn,
weston of Wake Furcs, and Lewis
y. thompson. Jr.. Of FrHnkln,on
ana the I. S. y. r. Training Unit.
Emory University. visited in the
homc Of Mr., and Mrs. J. NJ. Alston
Christmas.
Pvt Edward StcvanS. son of Mrs.
3. Y. Avscuc. who WAS wnu.dcG
some months ago somewhere in the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-04
BROWNING PROMOTES
MINING OF MINERALS

Raleigh. Jan. i-Maynard Clough.
president ol the CIough NJ nganCsc
Corporation, announced today ap-
pUIutmcnt Of Major Claude r
Browning aS general manager Tor
North Carolina. Thc company Is now
engaged N producing manganese
from mInos in Al!cghany and Nc
DuWc!i crntieS, mica IN sever !
mountain areas. and irua ore
throughout the western half .. the
State. II also maintains chemical
research plant al Raleigh.
Major Browning. Just released
from active service with the Army.
VIII divide his time between Office.
/ Raleigh and Marion and Will de-
vote his efforts 10 discovering ncN
sources ui strategic minerals uS we'll
as tu getting maximum production
out ui m..eS now in operation.
Although interested N mica and
icIdspU. the chief obJCctilcs OF The
IIouGh corporation are greater pro-
duc;lon OF manganese and mica. twu
Of the minerals vital 10 the war effort
Bee. use oi the small percentage tnut
miners have been receiving out ui
the ultimate cost ul mica there hos
been u lag in production recently.
One oI Major Brow.ng'S frs; Jo1s
VIII DC 10 get more of II going INTO
War channels.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-04
City Wafer
Near Peak

City water reserves ~ the pump
lnG station 4 mil" east ul the city
were "a the highest level today in SIX
months, following recent rains. and
all danger of water shortage are
now definitely passed, probably for
as much ~ half Il year
Mayor Henry Powell said the level
"i The lakes had not risen quite Suf-
i.Clcntiy for water To flow over the
sp'llWay ~ the big day, but that g..
Mas only fourteen inches under !hai
TcIGnt.
There will now be no need foi
Emergency pumps brought here ly,-
weeks ago from Greensboro and
Durham Ia bring water from Rnw-
.and.S pond. mile from the filter
plant. rs an emergency source of
supply. The mayor said water had
IiScn To such heights in Rowland's
J"nd that il was gushing over the
dam ~ a great Sluicc.
Thus IS ended one ul the two n1osr
critical water crises IN the history n
The city. the other being in 1921. md
more serious at that time than this
one. although daily consumption of
water here now IS nearly double
what It WAS Twenty-Five years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-04
Cannings Projects
lnCommunities Get
Growing Attention
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel,
BY lynn SISRET

Raleigh, Jan. i.-RcqucSt of the
Gulliurd County Board of Education
To the county commissioners for an
appropriation of $4,000 To build and
equip i"ur community canninp
plants a, established high schools
serves 10 focus interest Oh an impur-
tant activity in North Carolina.
Back IN the depth Of the dcprcS-
non. I'd Shca!un, Il Wake county
farmer who had made an unusually
successful record in home canning.
interested the State Prison dcpart-
ment III a statewide projc". .: pre-
serving summer Vegetables IJr VIM
ter use The project started IN Il
small way. but grew to considerable
proportions and is now recognized as
major junction in Keeping down
food costs for prisoners
When the food conservation pro-
gram became a State and national
necessity because of the war. the
highway commission laS, fall "loui,-
ed Shc"rOn lu The vocational cdu-
cation division t1 aid agriculture and
home economics classes in setting u3
community canning projects through
out the state.
lhcSc community projects hay.
DcCn financed comparatively by led
ctal. state and local money. The pro-
gram has been under the personal
direction OF y. /. Tcachcry. working
comparatively with the department Of
public ins,IUCiIuu and State CoICgc
Through i more than twenty CON-
mUn!ty canning units have been set
up IN the state. To date. since The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-04
SPARE STAMP NO. 2
USED FOR SAUSAGE

Effective January ,, 1914. and con-
tlnu!'g through J.nuary l6. con-
SumcrS may use spare stamp No. in
war ration book four Tor the pur-
chase of all types of sausage and
fresh and frozen pork items. The War
Price and RatiOning Board announced
today. This spare stamp J. valid for
five points. Il m y not be used for
the purchase Oi cured. smoked. or
canned pork. 0r canned OF bottled
sausage. Retailers. wholesalers. ard
primary distributors may use the
spare stamp in the same way they
do The viewpoint brown stamp.
The board has also announced that
r.tInn calendars. showing dates of
periods during which all ration cur
renee IS valid, arc now available at
the board for merchants and con-
s.lmcrs II they will call Tor them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-04
Middleburg News
By Mrs. {. vi. Pprry

Mrs. John Short has returned b,r,o
from Mar" Parham hospital where
ST" mas been receiving treatment
SlS Is SHIi 10 oc much improved
Mi. and Mr.. Ralmnnd Sll.rn rr-
spent several days last wccl, win
thc| parents. Mr.. VII Crnriu and
Nj. and Mrs. Charlie Sta.,baci
There has been quite q Inr of sfrr.-
ness IN the communitv win rnIIs
ana iiu. but most al those sick arc
improving.
There hds been il change made in
pre- chIng services at MIddlcburr
bapti,; church from the first SUNDAY
To the Second Sunday a. m. and from
the third Sunday evening Ia ,hC
fourth Sunday evening.
George Harris. Mr.. William Loo
RigGcn and children. of Townsville
and Mrs. TillmHn Sta.nback and
children. of Richmond. Va. spent
Monday after Christmas with their
mother. Mrs. Clarence Perry.
Mrs. On rlCs SIaInback and baby
have returned home after spcndIu.
several days with hcr fathC.. George
ThompSn3, of Macon.
Friends o; Miss Doris FIovd will
regret to learn that She Is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Duke and
FAM" spent Saturday with Mrs.
Dukes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil. of
CokcSbury community. Mrs. Gill is
quite feeble with rheumatism.
Miss Marjorie Blum. who is attend
ing Meredith cd'icgc and Miss Lotiics
I. rkCr Currir OF Peace college spent
the Christmas holidays with their
parents in Mlddlcburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-04
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

4 rcCCr: medical discovery now
being used by doctors and hospitals
everywhere has proven unusually
successful in The treatment Of stom
aCh Ulcers caused from excess acid
II is u harmless preparation vet 50
effective that ~ many cases the pains
nf stomach ulrCrs disnunClr almost
Immediately after IL Is used Also rrc-
commended for gas pains. indigo ton
and heartburn due to hypcraCidity
sufferers may now trv his at home
their druggist Lurin contains This
new discovery IN i's purcsi form.
Easy Ia take. Just mix t"o teaspoon
iuls IN . half glass NJ milk. Costs but
little. Try - bottle. II must satisfy or
money refunded Lurin for sale bv
Parkers and drug stores everywhere.
-Ady.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-04
Sylvia Robertson Is
HOnOred at Party

Little Sylvia Jean Robertson.
daughter OF Sgt. and Mrs. NJ. G..
kobcrSon. entertained a few of her
lrIeHdS Saturday evening, january
llr>,. IN honor Of her seventh BIRTH
day. Many lovely gifts were pre-
scn;ol the honorcC.
Refreshments were served 10 the
following guests:
Peggy Duke. Peggy Robertson. Bet
tie Collins, Judy Jay Clark. Emily
and Daisy May Ellis. Janice uaith-
cock. Margie House. Jean Raincs,
Shelby Harris. Alan Woodruff. jackie
Ellis. Ccci! Robertson. David uaith-
cock, Danicl House. Harvey Oxen
dine. Roy Hook, II rold Hall, Bobby
Causdcr, Andrew Robertson. Sidney
Robertson. and the little hostess,
Sylvia Jean Robertson.