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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
Students At UNC
Between II And Is
Can Enter NROTC

Chanel Hill. Aug. 26.-PhySically
qualified male StudutS who meet
age requirements arc eligible TO en-
roll in the Naval Reserve OFFICERS
Training Corps. under new rcGu!a-
lions pertaining 10 enrolment i'll
ihc NROTC annCircCd this week by
Capt. d. W. LoomiS. USN. professor
of Naval Science at the University o!
North Carolina.
Under the new plan. students Will
he trained under two different set
UPS. one CC which will train CO tract
students who make no commitment;
regarding active duty in the Naval
service. and the other schedule train
ing regular students who are APP
pointed midshipmcn in the Nava!
reserve aid who agree to accept a
minimum of "a months duty upon
graduation and commissioning. Uni
forms fer both con:raCt ard regular
NROTC students will DC furnished
by the Navy. and will be required
for wear only whr'' the students
prc engaged in Naval activities.
Qualifications fer afiiliation with
,hc NROTC arc that students be
unmarried citizens Of The United
Siatcs and agree To- remain unmar'
Iricd until commissioned or disc
rolled. that they DC over ~ years
old by September but not II years
cid before July I. that they have
completed less than two semester.
or the sauivalenl D. college Work
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
Nebraska GOP'crs
Adopt Platform;
Mississippi Votes

Washington, Aug. 26.--P,-po-
litical leaders who may figure in the
1913 and 1852 presidential races are
cast in leading roles for Scptcmbcr'S
wind-up of major primaries and
party conventions.
A Republican party meeting To
adopt a state platform in Nebraska
today and a Congress race run of!
roi the Democratic nomination in
the 1th Mississippi district Tuesday
are the only political events this
week.
in the Mississippi race. Rep. Dan
Il. McGchcc is Con;csting with John
Bell Williams. q ono armed war vet
Gran. Nebraska Republicans heard d
key note speech this afternoon by
Senator Chapman RcvCrcomb (R) Of
West Virginia. who is mentioned as
Il potential vice presidential candi-
date two years from now.
Last weeks political bill closed
with Texas Democrats pickina
Bcauford Jester Us the states next
governor in a run-off primary will
Homer I. Raincy. former prcsidCE
of the University Of Texas.
Next month. New York. and Con
nccticut conventions snare interest
with Names customary advanc,
date general election i'm the las
whirlwind of party preparations 70
the final showdown November S.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
More Nazi
POW's Flee
In England

London. Aug. 2G-IsP,.-Incrcasin
numbers Of the 100000 German pri-
SoncrS of WAY III Britain are eSCap-
ing and trying Ia get back tn Ger
many by underground channels.
Seventy three escapes have been
reported in three weeks.
Fifteen iugiiivcG arc still at large.
Army Officials: say the escaped
men arc helped ~ some cases by
sympathetic British influenced by 4
send the POW'$ home" campaign.
\ petition signed by %I5 church
men. members al Parliament and
others urged Prime Minister Gle
mcnt AttlcC to speed the prisoners
release.
Most spectacular of the escapes
was that nf fuimCr PHnEcr GrCnad-
ser Alexander Tudt, captured after
nc reached the French coast in u
yacht which his English companion
attractive, Mrs. Doris Blake, is ac-
CuScd of stealing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
18 More Words In
Italian Treaty Win
Conferences Okeh
153 Worcs Thus Far
Have Been Accepted
And $4,000 Remain

Paris. Aug. Eighteen
mfc words Of the preamble Of the
proposed Italian per e treaty were
accepted today by the Italian politi-
cal and territorial commission Of the
l'?riS peace conference. thus bring
ing the total number of words &C
ccptcd Ia 1873 in four weeks of de-
libcratiucS.
More than $4,000 words 81 five
treaties remain To Ec considered.
No progress has been made ON any
of The four treaties.
The 10 words. contained the fourth
paragraph were doptcd by unani-
nous vote, with TugoSiavia abstain
ing. following 80 hOur-long debate
on Il Netherlands amendment which
would have had the effect Of giving
Italy additional recognition for aid
10 the Allies after the overthrow of
MuSSolini.
The amendment. as finally ap-
proved. read that whereas after the
;uid urmiSiicC the Itali;,' ar m G q
forces, both OF tho government and
Of tho resistance movement. took an
active part in the war against Ger
many"
Russia Supports Move.
II was supported by Russia. as
well rs all other members of III,
commission c%-cpt YugCSlavia.
The Dutch agreed 10 Withdraw
the fOll:win2 words. which were
contained I, the original draft as tho
amendment: And Italy declared WA
on Germany as from Oct. l3. 1913
and on Japan as from July Is. 1915
and thereby became Il co-bciligcrcnr
against Germany and Japan"
! \ concerted campaign by Russia
and her satellites against countries
| separating the Soviet BLOC from the
/ Mediterranean seemed in oc;nion o.
come observers here to be taking
shape.
: dicatlons Of such Campairs
were noted in these recent develop.
alcntS:
|. An announcement that the So.
Wet Ukraine was asking the United
/ Nations Security Council To ives
,igatc Greece as threat 10 peace
in the Balkans.
=. Repeated demands by YuqO-
slavia for Italian Territory in the
disputed VCnCzia Giulia area.
3. \ EuSSian note to Turkey ask
ing fer voice in the control OF The
Dardanclics.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
Much Leaf Sold
At Price Below
It's Loan Value

College Static. naIc,-;h, Aug. 20.
Director ]. q. SChaub of State
College says nc has been advised
thai a considerable quantity of 10
faCcu is now being sold on the mar
kct at u price below lis lean valuC.
He has. therefore. notified the
county agents of the Extension SCrv-
icc Ia fully advise growers regard
ing the detectives and operating pi;'
OF the new Fluc-Curcd Tobacco Co
operative Sterilization Corporation.
The objective Of the Sterilization
Corporation j. 10 assist in making
government loans available Ia grow
crs ON any tobacco fer which the
pri-c bid by private buyers o. auc-
ton markets is less than tho govern
mCrt loan rate.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
Weather

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Considerable cloudincss tonight
and Tuesday. especially during
morning hours. Few scattered
showers this evening and again
Tuesday afternoon. Continued
rather cool.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
Greetings In Mails Again
As Draft Holiday Is Ended

Washington, Aug. &c. - Up =
Those presidential greetings" are in
The mails again.
Shut down for two mu,ths. the
draft machinery is -hugging bacl;
into action.
Reception center lines will begin
to form next week. And by the
end of next month sclcctivc service
is rcasuc ably confident il will meet
the army'S quota of $4,000 men in
the 1929 age group.
In juno. while the whole fuiur"
of the draft was up in the air. only
6.lO0 men were indicted. There were
no teen ayers among them. Congress
finally compromised on that issue
by cXcmpt:rg l8-ycar-olds but Spcci-
Tying those 10 were 10 be drafted.
During the July-August holiday
when the War Department asked M
mductiu'S local boards have been
registering and classifying men be-
tween 10 and A. under instructions
from Maj. Gen. l.. +. Hershey. ma
tional draft chief. Ia limit defer
mcnts TO individuals in activities sin
diSpcnsiblc to the national exist
encc."
Four new catcgoricS have just bco
added 10 the list Of those entitled
to most serious consideration" FOL
octupational defcrmcnts They arc
college and university teachers. home
construction workers. critical pro-
duction and transportation workers
Previously local boards were author
lied to consider defermcnts onl,
for students in medicine. dcntistr,
and osteopathy, and for certain
teachers and research workers il
physical sciences and engineering
Fathers. certa'r categorics of vet
Grams and essential farm workers ar
deferred by law.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
IhreeBOdies
AreSoughtIn
Rescue Parties
Comb Mountains
For u. S. Airmen

Belgrade. Aug. Dc az --RC#CuC
Gartic% cumbcd the Julian Alps to-
lay in Il re- cwcd search Tor two
missing United States aiImcn while
. ans were completed To- accord
highest military honorS To three Of
their comrades killed Aug. 10 when
,hCir plane Was SiiUt DOWN by Yugo-
siaV fighters.
The YuaoSlav Fourth Army. in
whose command area the plane crash
cd in flames. stood by on orders
from the government Ia accompany
the bodies of the trio from the vii
laGc of Koprivnik 10 Belgrade.
Top ranking officers Of the Fuurt!,
Army will accompany the flag drapcd
funeral vehicle today from kop-
twink where the airmCn were buried
in a common grave 10 the airport
a. Liubljana. The procession will
pass through Blcd. where Marshal
Tito has been vacalioning.
\ guard Of hu-or will remain
with tho bodies at mOrtUary in
Ljubliana until they are placed
board the private plane IF u. S. Am
baSSador Richard Patterson for the
slight. possibly tomorruw, To Bel
grade.
a YuGoSlav fighter squadron will
cir.lr LiubljHma and c,Cor, the am
basSldor's plane To the YugoSiav
capital.
CT was not clear whether the three
would he buried ~ Belgrade nr tic
l.. s. y Belgrade dispatch Sutur-
day said they would hc buried in
the u. s. military cemetery -! thc
outskirts Of tho IuGOSlav city
However - Paris dispatch said u. s
Secretary of State James Byrnc,
had asked the army L" bring the
bodies 10 the United States for bur
ialD
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
U.N. Council
Will Speed
Greek Case
Ukraine Asserts
Athens Government
Threat To Peace

New York. Aug. 26.-(Pl-An
carly hearing by the United Nations
security Council of the charge by
lie Soviet Ukraine that the Greek
government is a threat to the peace
If the Balkans appeared assured to-
day.
Acting swiftly in answer to the
Jkrainc'S request for speed, the u.
Y secrctar'at and DR.. Oscar Lange,
# Poland, CUunCii president, put
he new case on the councils agenda
for Wednesday. Immediately after
consideration of application by nine
nations for admission TO the United
Nations.
Because Of the lengthy discussion
If nov members expected in the
'ounCi! when II meets for the first
imc at its new Lake Success, N. Y,
headquarters. il was believed in u.
y. circles that the Greek case would
DC heard late in the week.
The case matcrialized Saturday
when DmitrI Manuilsky. foreign
minister of the Ukraine. sent from
Paris where he is attending the
peace conference. tn Trygve Lie. u.
y. CClCidry general. complaint
'hargImg the Greek government
with:
Numerous border incidents on
The Grcck-Aibauian frontier. which
arc being provoked by Greek arm
ID units with the connivance and
encouragement of the Greek author
tics
2-rCrsccution of national minor
tics IN Macedonia. Thracc, and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
u. N. In N. T.?
BY LYNN INSECT
tDaiiy DiSpathrh ;surcau)

Raleigh, Aug. 26.-It il learned
from what is Relieved reliable
hut unofficial sources thai rep
rcSc 'ttivcS Gf the United Nations
have hccn DUNG preliminary in
vcsii:stirn and survey i'm the
S"ndlriliS Of NEOnrc comfy with
the view OF urChablc location of
headquarters there. Relatively
cheap acreage readily accessible
Nv Train. automobile AMI air tn
WaThin"tcn. and the far-famcd
climate Of the Carolina sand
Hills arc given az the items that
attracted interest TO the area
aroCnd Piuchurst. II is accepted
as Ccrtain that the proposed
world capitol will he located
somewhere along eastern edge of
the American continent, and those
familiar with the advantages 0f
the Sondhills feel sure il would
make an almost ideal site.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
Vote System
In Georgia
Ruled Legal
Thrce-Man Federal
Court Hears Case;
Suits Is Dismissed

Atlanta, rug. 2G.-,a', a thrc,
Judge icLcrII court upheld to-day
iCGrGIa'S county unit vote system.
4 dCcid.n.. Democratic primary
'iCCtr'nS AMI refused L. mValidat
he numlnaiicn OF Eugene Ialmadr,
q !. luuIiA term as gnNvI nor.
The Tribunal dismissed Il suit of ar
,m"ry University professor and an
Atlanta woman civic leader which
sought Ia have the unit system de-
clarCd VOID and The nomination of
IalmIdGr cancelled.
The Judges said IT WAS their UNI
HnImouS opinion that IAN intcr-locu-
Tory injunction should he denied"
III" opinion said these unit vote,
also appear in the electoral college
~ chu%lnS Il President. So that there
have been presidents who did not re-
cciNr majority uf the popular
vote"
Talmadgc Trailcd by $4,000.
In he July Il Democratic p.i
nary, Talaadgc won the numin1.
ION Under the umd vote system. al.
hou2h lie trailcd james V. Car.
michael, backed by Gov. Ellis Ar.
lall, by about $4,000 votes in In
tatc-widc popular vote total.
Under The unit vote system. each
county is allocatcd designated
iumocr CG unit votcS--from two L.
tx. The candidates receiving the
most popular votes in the county
ec2ivcS It's unit votes. There are Ale
INIT votes in the state and 206 are
equircd TO nominate.
In the suit, DR.. {. B. Gossncll of
.mory and Mrs. Robert Lee Tm-
nan, former president OF the AT
anita League of Women Voters, con-
ended that In" system violated tn
equal rights provision of the lith
amendment 10 the u. S. CCnStitu-
ion.
They said = vote in small cn,ln.
y allotted two unit votes would
laNc perhaps as mach as 100 times
he value as the vote in Fulton
,ounty (htlan;D which has six unit
votes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
lDLENESS BAD
FOR CHICKENS

Raleigh. Aug. 26. - Veterinary
health authorities at the annual con
vcntion Of the American Veterinary
Medical Association recently held at
Boston, Mass, have listed idlcnCss
as ere of the causes of "cannioal-
ism" in chickens, Or. William Moore,
Veterinary Chief for the Department
OF Agriculture. reports.
Chickens, like children. the re-
lease states. should be kept too busy
70 get into mischief and thus lessen
the chances Of getting into the PERM
cious habit of picking each others
combs, toes, feathers and bodice.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
Six Bodies
Located In
NC. Wreck

Bclhavcn. Aug. &c. - N go Six
bodies were recovered here today
from an automobile that plunged
through u guard rail OH Will;crSoL
Creek bridge.
Only Two bodies had been posi-
lively identified. the Shcrifr'S office
and highway patrol said. They were
those of Philip y. Mooney and Hat
tic s. Carter of Durham. Another
man. identified as Floyd Riley, also
e. Durham. was ..ciiCvcd 10 have
LCCn in the car.
Tho unidentified bodies. we're those
Of two men. Il woman and q young
girl. the state highway patrol said.
\ crane reached The scene shortly
before midnight and began the Wort;
Of raising the car.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
Leaf Stocks
Show Jump

Raleigh. Aug. 26. - Flue-cured
stocks O. Tobacco @: hand in the ma
ton total l.l47 100000 pounds -
an increase Of 2l.000000 pounds over
a year ago, according TO w. p. He'd
rick. tobacco marketing specialist
with the N. G. Department of Agri-
culture.
lie pointed out. however. that
stocks of fluc-cured tobacco car
marked for export arc at least TO-
100000 pounds less than at this time
in 1915. and consequently holdings
available for home consumption in
dictate Il gain Of much more than the
81 100000 pounds increase shown by
total stocks.
BHSing his settlement on the latest
formation 'Cmpilcd by the Produce
ton and Marketing Administration,
he said that exports of fluc-cured
between July last year and this
past July ! arc expected TO be at
about the same level as during the
corresponding period year earlier,
when The same level as during the
corresponding period year earlier,
when exports amounted TO approxi-.
matcly 100000 pounds on a farm
salcs-wciGht basis.
Stocks Of fluc-curcd decreased
3iO.O0O.0OO pounds from April to
/ July | this year. Declaring that this
decrease was much larger than usual,
Hcdrick attributed it TO large exports
and the continued high domestic cons
Sumption Of cigarettes,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26
States, Schools
Now Eligible For
Surplus Property

Washington. Aug. 20. - ~ -
The Justice Department in an Opt
ion today approved the gift Of sur
plus property by the War Assets
Admr istration To non-profit cdu-
cntional institutions.
The ruling was prepared by Act
ing Attorney General J. Howard Me-
Grath following a request by Robert
NJ. LiiilcjUhn. WAA chief.
McGrath also said that newly
formed non-profit institutions were
eligible TO receive gifts of surplus
property under the surplus prCpcrty
act
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-26

First U. S. President to visit
Bermuda while in office, President
Harry 5. Truman comes ashore
from his yacht Williamsburg at
Hamilton. He is accompanied (lefD
by British Adm. Sir Ralph Leaf
nam. governor of Bermuda. A
pleasant ride (top) in the gov
crnorS carriage ends as Mr.. Tru-
man and members Of his party
arrive al Government House.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
Man OF Faith

President Truman is either man
OF faith in his God or a big blufter
and we cant believe he is the lat
ter More than any chief executive
Of recent years ne has been out
spoken IN mpIorng divine guidance.
He started out with d prayer on his
lips and surely also ia his heart
Repeatedly since he took office a
year ago he has voiced the same
faith and yearning.
In presenting congressional medals
of honor to two veterans on the
White House lawn. Mr.. Truman OBJ
served that the Lord intended us
twenty-five years ago to lead the
world to peace. We shirked that
duty, We are not going to shirk it
this time We are gong to take our
place as he intended us to take it"
This is an expression fo faith in
provIdental leadership. If that is
his conviction - and surely he
wouldn't be so open with it other
wise-the Lord whose aid he in
vokes will not turn a deaf ear. It
was Solomon whose one request of
God at the outset of his reign was
that he be given wisdom to rule
this thy people, with the result that
history knows him as the Wisest man
who ever lived, in spite of his de-
cline in later years. The important
thing is that his faith was rewarded
as long as he put his trust in his
God. Solomon's responsibilities were
but trlfle compared with those Of
MIR. Truman's, but the strength of
the Lord was never exhausted and
never shall be. nor is he less willing
or anxious to lead and strengthen
his people today than il toa days
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
Here We Go Again

.f.nR t.tt-#. has NAVY ett. ar, he
o-4ur +. f.e raa country into a Knot
a.5.g qlta a.. annual coal strike.
va... ra. .-.e In be- about rs resI-
lar a. t,e seasons and If II deyeTons
into The s.a.enatc that now seems
entirely likely other industries VIII
9o forced to close for lack of fuel.
Cessation Of automobile activity
set production back sharply in the
last SIX months. but that strike Qld
hot 80 vitality affect the Weu-belng
ID. The country as q whole in the
same manner no, .o the same eX-
tent as wIl d shortage of coal For
.unatcly for the public health, the
-tgku comes IN the spring. when
summer is agproachIng and resIden-
cIal and hea-iu- needs VIII not be as
urgent But the country will pay.
end probably dearly, for whatever
agreement comes out of the miners
demands. Coal viii cost more by
reason of the fact that concessions
viii i'll the end be made on the part
al the operators. and whatever the
price May be it viii be passed on TO
consumers the country over.
All the increases that are NOW hs-
roo~.na atfoari,e and v,biot will
r.ta5. a5,r,, ara maxine +bai,, con-
,,.i7r+,ao ono INV ono to the ipfr,-
-io5 evil That ig mot so,,,o+bi,o to
-,.,,...,.+a ~, tho far. o,. .,,o,,, f,+l,ro.
if T.. ,,..,b nc ,I,.a.d,. Tho f,,+,,,.o iii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
THE POLITICAL WORLD.

r. rho r.yi.,,,.
yr;tH +ba 5n7r,aeh of the election
...,.'...,,, ,,,,,,.,. .bn +bo,,oht that we
,,-'u SOON fo4 ourselves listening
-, ...,,,,,a.7,, .@oorhee Inv candidates
.,-1a IN 1,.,4ostf,, ,,ri.ar4io, their
.Ta... .b5f;.5a. fs,. .ha office to which
-. as,<;.o nd rn1css We elect
-, 10 a,..,,.,.,. v.i1 s-fstai, an
,,.N-,' ',,'.+@.,.'.J,Io 't-G 1o.. g..'''' -
- 49, 49, e.....-,... -,
NE po4','0''l "o1 ~ % ,''s.i'9 -
oI many promises neIe = "'l oI'
aaAIAl "HeA reads NeNei pi0't :,
.se more ut''A you can PEI ioI III,
Nol eAIS IS II Wen - an 'tlS " 81 - ~
IAS ed4'o oae Set1' ou' u - ,}, 49,
"i9e 10 s'Se II as d -i'eHs ~ NJ 9,isN
Hheh me promises are mace oy '.ii-
gthef. sc ""Ae o-'el' 10 i'ee ~
axe tH4s eae nos Si'E ''t9 'ol,.
l>eS ma oIeoaa' gro" III the SdI-
do IS OF PoIl''c.a.l9. p"1 2 u1SS 5ea,7 5ea
tt9ldH Han TO- iild11't Z iC"u TO-. .nt
9Hli1 gay IL tvI ms ut3iii1oII' 'i'as
"I|oe\tf co."Q MAKE t"o ed'9 u
corn OF NO oIddt9 o. = "SS ~ 5'UN
upon " ap"' Oh SIo"L'G "l'tlc o'IS
0He SfeW oe5"It. "1UIo ueSoIN t oct-
teI Oh Hld'lNtilG anu GO Iil''C cS9t,i-
'5l service 10 lhe country thdh .he
Waele race Ci P0IIIlcIe'h9 PuI 10
se'oef
Once read about an old WOma1
who had had thirteen sons. And
she was wont 10 state proudly tnat
none 0t them had ever smoked, used
liquor in any form. or voted any
but the straight Republican ticket.
For many purposes the story might
rs We'll read Democratic ticket
The inference is the same.
When l read it | Immediately be-
gan Vi>ualizing those thirteen men
living long adult lives doing which
each one had the opportunity as a
citizen to register by q vote his
honest opinion Of the ability and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
ANSWERS IODAILY
QUIZ

|. Avocados Q20O calorics per
pound).
,. One percent each.
3. William H. Taft tSccy. of War
under Theodore Roosevelt and
Herbert Hoover (Secy. of Commerce
under Harding and Coolidge).
T. Soft
5. Herbert BroWnell, Jr.
g. Hemophilia (because of the frc-
quency with which it has appeared
IN the males Of the HapsDurg line
and the royal families of Spain and
imperial Russia).
!. Sixteen cents.
8. 1t rejected the measure (by an
8 to ) Note).
8. False (the diamond is the hard
est substance knoWn).
10. Sunset.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30

of ancient Israel.
The Presidents calmneSS and con-
tideucc in international affairs, as
we'll as domestic problems, are an
inspiration. The great pity is hat
the American people as whole do
not share that faith IN like measure.
But at least the believers can be
grateful Tor q leader who IS willing
to give God the credit and TO ask
for his support. This nation, under
God. as Lincoln said, has mission
Ic WlUlI 1t is the chosen people of
the modern world if IN faith It viii
lay hold upon lis destiny.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30

The PhoenIcians, according to
Photographs, were the inventors of
the fish line and the fish hook. Won
Ger how large was the first Phoeni-
cian fish which got away?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
GRAB BAG
One-Ninutc Test.

!. What Is an earWlg?
> What is a dilatory person?
3. What Is a rusc?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30

We've noticed when legislators
discuss putting teeth into a bill they
first indulge IN a lot chewing tha
fat.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30

10 boast OF thc famous or socially
prominent persons you may know Is
III poor taste.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30

Winston Churchill now has SO
many honorary college degrees he
must feel like walking university.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30

/. \ haIlNIUSS insect or small cen
tipede
,. y procrastinator.
3, a trick, detour, an artiflce.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30

Entered at the post office in Hender-
son, N. C., as second class mali matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-30
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

NAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Payable in
advance. year $500. SIX months
$500. 3 months, S2.QO-Per copy DC