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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-23

Washington, Oct. 23.-(APp--
President Truman today nOmi-
mated Brig. Gen. Kenneth {.
ROyan of GoldSborO as under
secretary of
ROyall was nominated to sue
coed Robert Patterson, elevated
to secretary when Henry Slim
son resiered. He long had prac-
ticrd law at GoldSbOrO and RI
ieieh.
He served in the field artillery
durin. The first World War and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-23
y. {. Man Nominated AS
Undcr-Sccrctary OF War

rccntercd the army after Pearl
HarhOr.
He was promoted to h%ricadiTr
general in November 1913.
President Roosevelt designated
him to defend the \azi >ahotcurS
in their 1872 trial here. \
graduate of North Carolina nj
he served one term as a men,
Der of the North Carolina SEN
ate. He also is past president of
the North Carolina bar aSsOcia-
ton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-23
EmperorSystem Becomes Top
Political Problem In Japan
Powerful Family
Monopolies Split
Under New Deal

Tokyo, oct. 23-CAP0-The en-
peror system, which has ruled the
Japanese people for centuries, be-
came Japan's number n political
issue today as the once powerful
family industrial monopojies Crumb-
led under tho new deal
The latest moves in the fast shift
ing japanese political scene came TO
day when a committee Of 1888 diet
members. seeking TO reform old line
2alty clcmurtS, called for ''absolHte
md unqualified defense OF tcnnO'
lthe cmpcrur syStem.)
Almost at once tn, cabinet
was called into still another eN-
traordinary session to discuss the
i>s0lution of the zaibatsu, family
owned industrial monopolies,
announced yesterday.
The diet committee also asked for
~ determined fight against commun-
ism and liberalism" while the new
Japanese liberal party pledged to
uphold and defend Japan's unique
national acknowledgements.
The diet committee is believed to
have approached Prince konoye,
three-times former premier and the
cations first postwar vice premier,
% accept the presidency. The prince
indicated he would decline.
The liberals advocated a
diplomacy which would permit
Japan to JOIN the United Ma
lions organization at the earliest
possible date and supported pro
posed domestic reforms granting
WOmen'S suffrage, increasing
the power of the diet and guar
antccins the people freedom.
Socialists made no mention OF
tcnnoism in their recently announced
platform. Reliable sources SAID the
party'S LETT WingerS advocate eli
mination of the emperor but that
other clements insist upon retaining
the mikadO.
The Nippon industrial, set up was
split wide open with the announce
ment by ShibusaWa. finance minis
ter. that representatives in the a.
batSu have agreed to l%jQuidatc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-23
IrainccS
Would BE
In Reserve
Youth " ould Get
1-Year Training
After High School


(AP)-PreSideut Truman
recommended today a uni
Nersal traiHlng program
involving a year of military
preparation to provide a
reserve Of manpOWer to
preserve future peace.
The President told a
Joint session of Congress
that it aiCne could send =
trainceS under the uniVer-
sal training program into
the army and navy and that
II the time came these
trainceS could be indicted
only by SelectiNe process, as
they were indicted for
World War | and World
War H.
<,r, ~,
II great difference
between having universal
training and having no
trainings" the President
said, as that IN time Of en-
Urgency, these who would
ba o,IoctnI fo,. actuol piIi-
tdrN service would dlfcduN
have bpnn haSicaNy trained
i1Idt 0I'l'itil'c 'h'S " '9 iHeN'i
rs a years time. mat difference
may be the margin betWo"n the SUI
md thn destruction of fiji.
.
7ic"' 'si''i'
hocr his pl'n' lhe i'He'd'hl
asserted, provisions sho"ld be
made within the armed services
l" hc'p frances improve 'he'r
eaurat'ohal 'ia'uN'
The year OF UNIVERSAL framing
should PROVIDE ample opportunity
or self improvements, he cohtihgca,
Some parts ct ,he framing c@uIo
be used TO develop ShIIIs Whlch
would be uS'lu' IN future cINII'3'}
NE Just as >ucIl HAIII9 nave petil de-
IcI0Ded duf''2 jhe present wal.
The President tecommenoeo e
non = a postwar NIIIIldlN oISalll-
latlon containing the loIloWihe elc
nenlS,.
Fir>t-a comparatively small
corps:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-23
Will
Post
In Venezuela
Former u. S. Army
Sergeant Receives
Number Two Spot

Caracas. oct. 23.-(APo-
Luis NaImorcrOdrigucz. As year
old former /. S. Army sergeant,
will be sworn IN today in the
number two post in the revolt
tionary Venezuelan govern
mcnt which seized power in a
four day uprising that over
threw President Angarita.
NaImore, was named to the
powerful post Of interior minis
ter by his friend, rcvoluntion-
airy President Romulo Bettan-
court, and will have charge Of
many important functions, in
GLIDING the governments rela-
tions with United States oil
films and other foreign ives
tors.
VaImorc, editor Of Fl Tais, organ
OF the democratic action party of
which he is a leader, frequently had
attacked United States oil interests
ill., his newspaper, but he gave as
suranccS that he would respect the
rights of iurcilt investors,
tn" new government. mean
while, moved swiftly to seek
foreign recognition. Interim For
cian Minister Morales ann0unc-
ed that the reVOlutiOnarN junta
had advised diplomatic missions
OF all countries of the make up
of the government and its aims.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-23

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-23

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Evening star., 1945-11-22
S{|Issi2$|

~ Orig. 4.se Mattress Covers.
Waterproof, top & sides only,
2.24
s Orig. 3.ss Comforts. Reversi-
Bile printed patterns s------2.77
z Orig. 500 Beoeon Blankets.
250o Wool, 259o Cotton, 500
Royon. Soiled. --4.54
s Orig. $50 Royon 8 Cotton
Spreads. Full size. Solid Color
Blue. --------4.24
3 Orig. 1881 Comforts. Rust
color royon toffeto. Wool filled.
s.s7
5 Orig. l.4s 5 pc. Bridge Sets.
Novelty embroidered, soied 44e
2os Orig. Zoe Mesh Dish Cloths.
II Orig. 1.ss 54"x54" Printed
Cloths. Heovy quality rose pot
tern. Seconds. - -l.47
81 Orig. 25e Cork PIoee Mots.
Printed potterns. Seconds. lie
Ss Orig. 49e Loee Searfs. ecru
shode, seconds --- -- 29e
ZOO Orig. 1oe to lse Loee
DoiIies. Various sizes and pot
terms. 6 or-------29e
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IgININIx

7e prs. Orig. lbs Koyser Nom
Run Cotton Hose. Perfects. Pop
uIor coIors. 8l2 to lO12 ese
81 prs. Orig. s5e FF kont Run
Royon Hose. IS gauge. Sheer.
Ends Asst. sizes and cpIors 5se
AZ prs. Orig. SIC IF Royon Mesh
Hose. As gauge chiffon royon
mesh hose ose------6Se
81 prs. Orig. e2e 45 sose Chit
fon Royon Hose. Seconds. Bro
ken sizes and osst. coIors 5ee
81 prs. Orig. 5ee mo seom"
Royon Hose. 400 needle no
seom sheer royon hose. Seconds.
Assorted sizes and coIors 37e
III prs. Orig. 45e FF Chiffon
Royon Hose. Mil mends OF
tomous makes. Asst. sizes ond
colors ----2se 2se
81 prs. Orig. 100 No seom Cot
ton Mesh Hose. Sheer. Perfeots.
Assorted sizes and coIors 3se
80 prs. Orig. 6se IF Cotton Mesh
Hose. Mill mends. Assorted
sizes and colors -------19e
lol Prs. Orig. 2se FF Chiffon
Royon Hose. MII mends. As
sorted sizes ond coIors - l5e
I32 prs. Orig. l9e FF Rayon
Hose. Assorted weights ond
oouoes. Mill mends. Broken
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HANDBAGS

! Orig. 1850 Genuine Leather
Mons Fitted Cose. Waterproof
lining -------7.50 plus tox
~ Orig. 100 Keytoiners and
Wallets OF Genuine Leather.
Black and brown lie plus tox
10 Orig. 2.95 Underorm Upper
Hondboss Of better ouolity,
53e plus tox
"a Orig. 3,s5 Hondboss Of Bet
ter QuoIity. Wanted styles and
colors. Slightly soIed,
100 plus tox
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CIR

SO Orig. l.ss Mems All Wool
Mufflers. Moize. SoIed -l.'9
50 Orig. lse Mems Work Hose.
Block. Broken sizes We
"a Orig. l.3s Mems undershirts.
Heavy ribbed. Broken sizes Toe
7 Orig. 2.8s Mems Flonne.ette
poiomos. Sizes A g d l.5s
3 Orig. 2.9s Mems Sport Shirts.
Popln. Long sleeves. Broken
lol Orig. e5e Mems Ties. Fu'l
shope. PIoids and stripes 27e
IS Orig. l.os Mems Shorts.
Strip broodcloth. Sizes 80, 81.
"a, 36 ------------ose
80 Orig. l.3s Mems Gloves. Al
wool. Plain colors ---- 5Se
20 Orig. 100 Mems All Wool
Pioid Muffiers ------.fSe fSe
50 Orig. Ice Mems Hose
shorties. Broken sizes. lrregu-
Io,e - Sc
II Orig. z.s5 Mems Sleeveless
sweoters. Corn color. soiIed Wy
! oriq. 1895 Mons Flannel
Robe. herringbone stripe e.es
10 Orig. $40 Mems Pejomos.
Stripe broodcIoth. lrreeulors.
R,oEe, sizes 2.ls
20 Orig. z.s5 Mems Fleece Lined
Gloves. Black --- ,:eS
l25 Orig. 100 Mems All Wool
~: u,,ttl.,s 74c
4 Orig. BIS Mems White OK
ford Shirts. Size II only. So'led
" 1877
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40 Orig. LIS Gorter Belts and
Bros of better quoIity. Slight
irreouIors. Bro 81 to 40, belts
Is to 34------l8 "a 10
II Orig. $50 II Perfect X Size
Elostie GirdIes and Ponties. Slight
irreouIors 2.54
20 Orig. $50 Elastic Girdles ond
Ponties Of better quoIity. S, IA
and | sizes LII
~ oris. 5.95 Side Hook GirdIes
ond s.eoins. Slightly soiIed,
Broken sizes rs to 32--2.39
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n AVA MAJ

20 Orig. 1913 Royon Crepe Slips.
Loce trim. Sizes 32-34--78e
3 Orig. 1873 Royon Crepe Gowns.
Floral print. Size 32---l.47
4 Orig. 1913 FIoroI Print Royon
Sotin Bed Jaekets. Slightly soIled,
LIS
20 Orig. ese Cotton snusfit Un-
dies. Size, smoIl----3le
z Orig. 2.29 Royon Sotin Eve
ming Slips. Brossiere tops LAT
II Orig. l.7s Royon sotin Slips.
Loce trim. Size 32-----l.52
20 Orig. 1.ls Royon Toffeto
Slips. Tailored. Teorose. Sizes
81 to 34--
C}roof rInor
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EZ1lI Sl;sIS
36 Orig. 100 Manicure Sets.

36 Orig. 100 Manicure Sets.
Fobric cose. Contents: Polish re-
mover, cuticIe remover & polish,
59e plus tox
80 Orig. 2se Large Size cIeons-
ina cream .-1oe plus tox
$50 Block Panther Perfume and
Toilet Woter 29e plus tox
73 Orig. soc Jumbo Size cIeens-
ing creoms. Night creoms, Skin
Freshener, Foee Powder, Beouty
coot and shompeo 2se plus tox
43 Orig. 100 Crystal Powder
jars. Loroe size. --59e plus tax
20 Orig. 2se Soopless Suds.
Foster 6 sofer woy to wosh tine
fobrics. Eoch-----3e Sc
7s Orig. 29e Foot Powder. ex-
ceIIent for burning, oohng feet.
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s Orig. 3.9s Bed Lemps. Gloss
tops. ObIona shape. Sold os is,
1.44
"a Orig, s,ss crysteI lemps.
Boses only. Toll and oroceful
solid pIostic boses, As is, 4.44
Z Orig. 2.ss Glass Wall Rocks,
l.39
4 Orig. $50 cheekerboard Top
Card TabIes. With insert osh-
troys, which ore broken---3.65
Fourth Floor
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s Orig. 1913 Boys Port Wool
Flannel Robes Z.So
80 ORIG. LOO Boys Winter Ski
s Orig. 1898 Boys Prep Suits:
Broken sizes ----o.so
I oris. 1898 Boys Finsertip
coots. Sizes 10 and 2o---7.4s
Z Orig. 1923 Boys Reversible
Finsertip coots -----7.4s
20 Orig. l.3s Corduroy Hots'
29e
Il Orig. e.ss Boys soiIor Suits,
3.88
20 Orig. l.7s Boys Corduroy
overoIIs. Size 8 to e-----1.z9
3 Orig. 8.es Eton Suits. Size =,
II Orig. 1913 Boys Long Sleeve
Shirts. Broken sizes s------4Se
10 oriq. 100 Sweotshirts- 58e
6 ORIG. 1913 Lonsies ---l.49
z Orig. 1898 Logging Suits. SIZE
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d Z1X

46 Orig. 1913 TO 100 Pocket
Comes. Nice TO mail servioenen,
75e
1s Orig. 100 Bog Of Blocks.
Boos slightly torn -. .--- eee
8 Orig. 3.9s Wood Troin Sets,
2.2o
~ Orig. 1913 Garden Sets. Seeds
and bIueprints for plontino, LOO
Downstairs
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IS Orig. 6.e5 Gorment Boss.
Slightly sojIed. 54" long. Wosh-
obIe. 3o" Upper. ----3.47
"a Orig. l.2s Hosiery 6 Lingerie
Boxes. Quilted sotins and olozed
chintz. .-67e
~ Orig. 59e Shelf Roll Poper.
20" wide. 100 sheets. ----33e
I Orig. Bic Sonopak Napkins.
Absorbont Pods. SO in Box, Sic
ls Orig. sse Laundry Bags. Cre-
tonne, drowstrines for hanging,
33e
Second Floor
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q g

so Orig. 1873 AlI-WooI Foseino-
tors. Assorted coIors. Slightly
soiIed -------l.o 100
So Orig. Soc keekweor. As
sorted styles. White 30e
~ Orig. l.4s AII-WooI Ear
Muffs. Assorted colors, on
matching head bond --- 4oe
81 Orig. 100 500 Wool and
500 Reyon Faseinators. Asst.
colors 35e
81 Orig. lie Ladies' Floral Pot
tern Handkerehiefs -ife
Is Orig. 2.ss AH-WooI Shout
derettes. Assorted eoIors ZOO
II Orig. 2.ss Silver Fox Fur
Balls for hat or coots ---1.75
IS Orig. 7se White Bunny Fur
BoIIs for hot or coot trims 25e
IS Orig. LOO oyed-Beover Fur
Balls 3Se
ORIG. 100 Ermine Tolls for coot,
hot or dress trIn---- 3Se
Street Floor
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FABRICS

40 Yds. Orig. 2.s5 Block hubby
Coating ------------ -i'4f
IS Yds. Orig. 2.e5 Soldier Blue
hubby cootins -----1.47
50 Yds. Orig. I.6e Printed Jer-
sey. Black 6 White. As is LII
80 Yds. Orig. 79e Heavy White
interlinins - SIC
50 Yds. Orig. 8se 81" Wide
Block Wool 8 Cotton interlinins
Ate
$50 Yds. Orig. 5se 10 4.95
Wool, Wool Mixture 8 Royon
Remnonts ----z7e to 2.49 yd.
Street Floor
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20 Orig. 2.14 Girls loo% All
Wool Sweaters. Sizes TIA, 1.55
10 Orig. 4.2e Girls Novelty Knit
Sweaters. TIA. Broken sizes,
5 Orig. s.ss Girls All Wool
Sweaters. Sizes 7 to IA, z.55
3 Orig. 500 Teen Girls Wosh
Dresses. 1915 2.79
5 Orig. 5.29 Boys Two Tone
Sweaters ---Z.l4
z Orig. 500 Teen Plaid Skirts.
2.47
s Orig. s.ss Girls PIoid Jump
ers. Sizes 7 to IA. 1T
10 Orig. 2.29 Girls Gym Suits.
Size 1910. ---- 89e
z Orig. s.ee Teen Girls Jumpers,
BAT
IS Orig. ese Blankets. Snoll,
wronoino 34e
II creepers. Size s months to
| wear. --.-...------- 85e
Z ORIG. 400 Infont Baskets On
Stond. As is. ------- 800
z Orig, $50 Infont Baskets On
Stond. As is. -------- S.oo
Z Orig. S.se Wax Finish High
Chairs. As is. sue
J
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!

Orig. 1900 sxl2 Royol VIII
ton. Used
Orig. 1880 lo.exl3.e RoyoI
Wilton, used ----1l9.OO
80 Orig. 2.es Oval Cocoa Fiber
5 Orig. e.ss s.sxlo.e Waffle
Pads --l.99
4 Orig. ll.s5 sxlo.e Felt Fabric
Rugs 7.S5
5 Orig. 1875 4.ex6.e coiibon.
1875
80 Dor. Orig. $50 Stair Treods.>
ls Orig. SOS z7x4s inch Heovy
ovol Broided Rugs 2.98
Z Orig. s.s5 exs Fl. Felt Fobrie
Rugs. tlmperfeots.) ,- 500
IS Pcs. Orig. 5se Short Lengths
Of Coneoieum and Other Felt
Base. So. yd. 2se
8 Pes. Orig. I.ls & l.e5 Short
Lengths InIeid LinoIeum. So. yd.
59e
I Orig. $3.50 I2xl5 f. Ak
minister Rug tused) - $3.50
; Orig. 1895 exI2 F.. Felt
Fobrie Rugs. lImperfects.l s.s5
40 Yds. Orig. I.7s "a" Ros
corpet Runner. Yd. sSe
8 Orig. $50 to $50 1886" to
27"x54" Carpet Somples. Tim
perfects.) ------1.95
l Orig. zs5.oo. ioxl3.e ORR
entoI Rug. Worm ---l25.o0
| Orig. 1876 7.6xe Royen Faced
Rug. tImperfect.) -----11.95
Third Floor
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10 Orig. 500 Misses & Wom-
ems Skirts 3.88
II Orig. 3.se Misses Skirts.
Solid coors g pIoids. "a TO 28,
2.66
ls Orig. 7.95 Joekets. Navy,
Black, Brown. II 6 Is. --4.88
3 Orig. s.s5 Tweed Jerkin Suits.
lOO9o wool. l2-l4-lo 5.ss
z Orig. 1925 Stripe Jackets.
lOOoo wool. Sizes 9-l3. Eoxey
style. ----5.8 5.88
z Orig. 500 Misses Jumpers.
Sizes l2-l4. PosteIs 3.88
8 Orig. s.e5 Wool Jumpers. Grey
mems weor. Sizes u Ais,
e.SS
Second Floor
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[I1'11' k$'2si52

IS Yds. Orig. sSe Voter Re-
peIient Meteriols. 69e
II Orig. 1.69 Piostie Toble
Covers. ScoIIop Edges. ---l.l9
50 Orig. 6se Odds s Ends
Opaque Window Shades. No
rollers 4Ze
so Orig. 49e KneeIins Pods.
eoch -----------------ZSe
Third Floor
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IMsNNIIA

Gloss SoIt 8 Pepper Smokers,
with sterling silver tops. Excel
lent Xmas gift. 4oe pr. plus tox
Orig. 9Se Large Assortment Of
Costume JeweIry. Pins, eorrlnes,
necklaces, bracelets, etc,
39e plus tox
Street Floor
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II ORIG. 3.es Mems French Boek
Work Points. Broken sizes, z.ss
ls Orig. $50 Mems Khaki Work
Points Sonforized. Broken sizes,
2.39
6 ORIG. 1895 Mems Genuine
AIpoeoire Fleece oversoots; IS
Broken sizes. 49,,
Z ORIG. 1895 Mems All Wool
eroy Topeoots. Sizes oo,9o: o. 90
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81 prs. Orig. SO Women's 800
Wool Gloves. Assorted sizes ond
coIors lily
SO prs. Orig. 100 Women's ALL
Wool Mittens. Brown and red,
79e
86 prs. Orig. 79e Women's Fob
rie Gloves. Novelty styles in
royon fobric. Assorted colors in
broken sizes 59e
"a prs. Orig. 59e Women's Fobrie
Gloves. lrree. Assorted sizes
and colors ZSe
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FURNITURE and BEDDING

l8 POSTER BEDS. Full or
Twin Size. Maple or Wol-
nut Finish - 9.95
Y ROLLED EDGE NAT
TRESSES. Full or Twin
Size. Assorted Tiokines.
1888
3 COIL BOX SPRINGS.
Twin Size Only 8.88
| SOFA BED. Full Spring
Construction. Maple,
$500
4 COIL BOX SPRINGS.
Nationally known moke,
24.5O
z 18th CENT. MAHOG.
BEDS. Full Size -lI.99
Goldenberg's-Fur
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I Innerspring TWIN
STUDIO COUCH. Mis-
motehed pillows 1900
7 OCCASIONAL ROCK
ERS. Assorted Covers,
40
! Modern LINED OAK
VANITY. Large Mirror,
$500
2MODERN Wo!nut Voter
foil Design CHESTS,
24.95
z MODERN WALNUT
BEDS. Full size 1863
| Solid Maple 3-PC. BED
ROOM SUITE $500
Floor
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90 Hats from our Regular Stock.
Felts ond fobrics --59e
IS Orig. 2.99 and 3.es hots.
For clearance i.ZS
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4 Orig. Ills lS" Overnight
Coses. Leather bound. Lined.
Pocket in lid $50 plus tox
8 Orig. l2.75 Foot Lockers. 81"
hord fibre with metal edges. Troy
inside. Olive green color only,
9.49 plus tox
Street Floor
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Goldenberp s-Furnitue-Fourth Floor
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-02
HERMANVILLE

WITH THE AIR SERVICE
COMMAND, ITALY-The Good
Conduct Medal has been awarded
to Private First Glass John Brad
ley, son of Mr.. Andlew Bradley,
Route 2, Box S5, Hermanville Ms
sissippi, according to n announce
ment by a dept of the Army Air
Force Serxice Command, Mediter-
ranean Theater of Operations.
For fidelity, efficiency and ex-
emplary behavior" presentation of
the neral was made to PFC Brad
ley at a base somewhere in Italy
by Captain George J. Charles,
1888 Chester Avenue, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, his Company Com
mander.
Overseas almost two years, PFC
Bradley is on duty with a chemi-
cal maintenance company of the
Air Service Command, vast supply
and maintenance branch of the
AAF overseas. His unit saw ser
vice in North Africa before NOV
ing to Italy, PFC Bradley serves
as a mechanic in his outfit
PFC Bradley was employed as
a farmer before entering the arm
ed forces in September, 1912. A
brother. P. c. Bradley, is also serv-
ing with the United States Army.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-02
COLORED FARMEHS HAISE
CHICKENS TO UP INCOME

Producing chickens and eggs for
market is providing colored farm
ers one of their best sources of ex-
ira farm income, according to re-
ports received by tn U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture from State
Extension Service directors.
North Carolina reports that C.
C. Crudup, of Louisburg, purchas-
ed 1,750 baby chicks last Septem-
and sold l, 665 of them IL weeks
later and made a labor return of
$56l.52.
In Maryland, j. c. Barnes is col
lecting eight cases of eggs a day
from his 5000 layers and is selling
them in Washington and Baltimore.
In Texas, David Rivers, a Farm
Security Administration borrower
is collecting over a case of eggs
day from 700 layers.
Department officials point out
that the production o. poultr and
eggs by colored farmers is playing
big part in preventing further
reduction in the egg supply. The
total March output by ali farmers
was four percent below the IIgu1e
{ for March 1914. However, il was SO
percent above 1934-42 Maccn aver
age.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-02
AGRICULTURE INFORMATION
FOR SERvICEMEN

In order to provide agricultural
information to servicement and
veterans who are interested in
farming, the u. S. Department of
Agriculture has arranged to place
kits containing samples of avail
able information in separation
centers, hospitals, libraries and in
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-02

vocational guidance and retaining
centers of the Army, Navy, Air
Forces, and the Veterans Admin
istration
Among the materials being offer
cred are several publications de-
signed to help servicemen or vet
Grams, who are thinking of farm
ingla decide whether or not they
really want to become farmers.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-02
NEGRO AIRS STILL PIGS
AND BUY WAR BONDS -

When So colored South Carolina
All club boys and girls sold Is
pigs the other day, 10 of the
youngsters put S24375 in War
Bonds, according to Wayman
Johnson. colored State All leader
THE 4-Hers, all of Marion coun-
ty. crossed $2,218.57 from their
hogs which weighed 15,465 pounds.
The youngsters work under the
supervision of George Dean, col
ored Extension Agent of Marion
county.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-02

Philadelphia was the Greek name
of a providence in Eastern Pales-
tine.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-02
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
Julia Denny and husband, D. E.
Denny
VS..
Mary Smiley, Charlie Smiley,
Wilson Owen, Elmer Owen, ct al.
To Wilson Owens, Elmer Owens,
James Owens, Baxter Owens, Mae
Mallon and husband, Sam Mallon,
Mary Inscore and husband, George
Inscore, Lillian Stanley and hus-
band, Ira Stanley, Clayton Owens.
Conley Owens, Howard Owens,
Roy Owens, Everett Owens, Lii
liam Doss and husband, Newton
Doss, LESSEE Overbay and hus-
band, Carson Overbay, Maggie
Rouse and husband, James w.
Rouse, Hattie Barnett, Oma An
derson, Alma Williams and hus-
band, Garland Williams, James
McCracken, Roy McCracken, Ev-
erett McCracken, Pauline Nc
Cracker, Della Denny, Gay Den
ny, Blake Denny, Eugene Denny,
Genivieve Denny, ELISE Denny,
Dorothy Denny, Dolores Denny,
Ronald Denny, Wylie Denny and
Dora Helen Denny, defendants in
the above entitled cause:
You and each Of you will take
notice that a summons in the
above entitled action was issued
in said action by the Clerk of Su-
perior Court of Ashe County on
the Goth day of April, 1945, and
returnable within ten days from
the date of the issuing thereof;
and you will further take notice
that said summons was returned
by the Sheriff of Ashe County on
the 21st day of April, 1945, mot
served as to the defendants above
mentioned" And you and each
of you will appear at the office
of the Clerk of Superior Court of
Ashe County in the Town of JEFF
ferson. N. c., on or before the 21st
day of May, 1945, and answer or
derour to the petition in said
cause which has been filed in the
office of the Clerk of Superior
Court of Ashe County.
That said action is for the sale
Of land for partition among the
petitioners and the respondents;
and you are further notified that
if you fail to appear and answer
or demur that the relief prayed
for in the petition will be grant.
ed.
This the 21st day of April, 1915.
c. S. NEAL, Clerk Superior
Court. 7-12-4T