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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-18
Earl P. Smack
Admits Robbery
OF Bacot Safe

Earl P. Smack, Is years old,
was arrested Saturday afternoon
for the robbery of the safe at the
Baeot, Cranberry and Frazier In.
surance Agency, where he was 3
clerk, after he confessed follow
ing several hours of questioning
by officers of the sheriff's depart
ment, according TO Sheriff D.
o. Newman.
Smack admitted to the crime
after investigating officers dis
covered the combination to the
company safe in his wallet and
led officers to his apartment al
240 Orange street where he ex-
tracted 1927 in bills and about
$50 in silver from d chair cushion
on a stair landing near his room
and turned it over to deputies
Checks amounting to approx
mately $3.50 were later recovered
from a swamp near the Fails Flu
neral Home on Magnolia street
officers said.
Participating in the investiga-
ton were Sheriff Newman, Dep
uty Sheriff John R. McNeal and
Deputies ]. j. Hyde and J. c
Holcomb of Mobile who were
sworn IN as special officers By
Sheriff Newman to take part ir
the investigation.
After admitting the theft, of
ficers said Smack told them thai
he had gone to the office early
Wednesday morning. about
o'clock, and had entered with a
pass key given him by Nh. Ba-
cot.
Relates Details
He told them there was no one
in the office but himself and he
had opened the safe by using
the combination he had memoir
lied several months ago by
watching others open the safe.
According to officers, he said he
took two cigar boxes containing
The money and checks and, hiding
them m his raincoat, he walked
back to his room after locking the
safe and the office door. He ex-
planned to officers that he hid the
money in his closet and went
down Magnolia street and threw
the checks in the marsh. After
having breakfast he went to
work. He told police that Satur-
day at noon he became afraid his
room would be searched and he
changed the money from the
closet to the chair cushion.
Smack is from Spartanburg, S.
c.. ard he was employed in Pas
cagoula with the Maritime Com
missiol at the Ingalls, Shipyard
for about three years. He had
been employed at the insurance
agency for a year.
The confession eliminated sew
eral days of intensive investiga-
ton. including questioning and
fingefprinting of everyone con-
nected with the agency, by the
sheriff and his deputies. The
money and checks were turned
over to firm officers Monday
morning.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-18

Stadium
Plans Laid
Citizens To Vote
On Bond Issue For
Modern Stodiurn

mortal Stadium crystalized this
week when a petition was filed
and granted to call an election
on November l6 to determine
whether the Pascagoula Separate
School District shall issue $l25,-
900 in bonds for its construction.
The proposed 5000 seat steel
md concrete structure will be a
memorial to students. teachers,
and alcmni of the Pascagoula
schools who fought in World War
IL and will be equal or superior
10 any high school stadium in the
state, school officisls said.
Plans call for its construction
On city-owned property to the
rear o. the Market Street Recre-
alton Center. between the softhalI
and baseball field. Architects
have estimated the cost at $125,-
900 at current inflated prices but
school officials point out that the
low rate of interest obtainable for
the bonds will offset current high
construction costs.
Superintendent of Schools
Thomas r. Wells estimates that
the bond issue, if it is voted, will
raise tie taxes of the average
homcoW ner in the district less
than $3.50 a year. The assessed
valuation of the district is APP
proximately five million dollars
and only $127 900 in bonds are
outstanding at the present time;
Mr.. Wells said.
War Memorial
The proposed stadium will be
modern IN every respect and may
be used for out door musicals,
pages<tH,-f and
track and field meets, as well
as for football games, it was
disclosed.
Bronze name plates will be
erected for every Pascagoula citi-
zen who was resident here at
the time he went into the SER
vice, with a special section de-
voted to those who lost their lives
in service, Mr.. Wells said. Tribute
will also be paid to each of the
four services and the merchant
marine.
Rest room and dressing room
facilities, concession booths, ticket
booths, storage space, press box,
broadcasting booth, and public
address system are features Of
the stadium.
Mr.. Wells stressed that the
reinforced concrete construction
will be carried out throughout,
reducing maintenance costs and
assuring permanence.
Resolutions Passed
More than enough qualified
electors signed the petition and
interest is high in the program.
School officials state that the
stadium is badly needed to bring
this phase of the system into ac-
cord with the modern buildings
in the school plan proper. which
r second to none in the state.
At least two organizations, the
American Legion and the Kiwanis
Club, this week passed resolutions
backing the program and pledging
the support of their members to
carry the election by a big ma
jority.
The ballots for the election
will soon be printed, it was said,
and viii be available to absentee
voters who must cast a ballot for
the project or be counted against
it, under the law.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-18

Underground railway stations
in London display blackboard
bulletins from the great cricket
grounds announcing latest wealth
er ana game information to save
passengers from making needless
iourne IS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-18

There are places called Mex
leo in at least six states. PAN
anna in at least six. Brazil in
at least four. Bolivia" in one,
Argentine in one and Cuba"
in al least eight.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-18

The Salvation Army has car
ried its evangelizing mission IN
to 81 countries until today it
e~ncircles the globe.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-18

In the Ecuador highlands, a
five-foot trumpet made from
thin-walled native BAN b o O
serves as dinner bell to call
farm workers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-18

The Dominican Republic was
formed in 1914.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SIss sh o9 sxsa 11y
fase sfst sPs s. shop NV s5 5f5
10th AND F SITS. Nw.-This property
now being offered, for sale or lease. Near
woodward g. Lothrop and Potomac Elec
Ga mosf sng yps d sssnes oH
will remodel new store front on long term
maon to ca afass a DssTs For nv H pfS dS
Leo N BERasTE1sN SsTfis I CO. se 14i5 m < soot st.
NV NE. 54o0. A Complete Real Estate
vACANTI-;For doctors. dentists, clubhouse
NV; substantially built, large. detached
rase; ~ large a corner r lot: % S1o.o66 cash cash re- re-
HRMAN n REanfY RRS III fNc coo0 1855 IS Sss GOOD
H4eE aSef "a 'eos'SsrRAcr-1m 81 Immediate. delivery
for 80 GI-approyed precision cut wooden
hogses; rms n,h'as bath and porch sSl5G
floors, etc. included; also contract for
about II acres Of land. plotted and ap-
and
SD SD. .ooo: viii viii make about $4,000 profit
above all costs. AID. 275S. -
Joining corner Of iath ST.: q s;s;ory brick
heat heat ioeated in the heart s Of the Medical
as ee ss o aa sas
s%srdlot NJ s 5ssoo. ssp' Until 'is pm; sgnssy
Complete Real Estate Institution. -
APIS, completely furnished; will rent
building to responsible party; live in one,
Fsas resident: ERE
HO. 7403.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

FIFTY Y-THREE- ACRE bearing pecan grove.
3, Ii3oo trees sehleyS s5ewarts; IN Mahans ar. and
die Georgia, highway to Fla, within two
miles, of, good small town. Fine water,
healshful 9 climate lima Ineome Son from grove
$50 GOO to STOW srow M Newly T painted IN e fiveroom on
cottage and packing shed. Owner selling
because ,a OF, Of IL health 1 For further infor-
s5-AckE s.seI eaie GENTLEMAN's FARM for sale
Lovely Colonial home rooms, bath. mod.
4 fireplaces; also, included, a 4-room cot
tage. bath, mod. conv.: large barn, 3
chi chicken en- houses Pispens wells chick
plete farm equip: situated at Princess
Anne Courthouse; near Norfolk; 10 min.
to Soov Va Beach; $1,000 Ssasshc,,. cash Miller
bS MODERN s''sr srRo6M { 3 r HOME and lot 7oxsl o
it.. on main street and route No. IL, in
garage. fertile garden. durably built; price
S6.S5o; terms half cash; h.-wh h. BRUM-
BAcK BA Tlr,y,s Weods;och S Va, s,. .,osou,
view, 8 mi Leesburg, good neighbors. Box
LOVELY FARM. near Princess Anne, Md,
snce in timber: one 1-rm. house, one A.
I'm: house, about 30 miles from Atlantic
HERE'S YOUR vacation. home and snug
fsherman's haven, ideal climate on Flor
ida's Cult coast; fertile home sites, l to 5
acres fronting or mr.. salt water; COM
munity boat dock privil, hard rd, elec /;
titles guaranteed; prices as low as $500,
S45 down, SIS mo-: immed possession.
For beautiful, illustrated free booklet, write
or phi. E. ]. GREY, 1918 Fairfax rd, Be-
thesda. WI 4454 3
CHARMING REVOLUTIONARY plantation
mansion, $50 fertile acres, excel springs;
owner in residence until June 18th; later by
appt. FREDERIC Fl. PETERS, Old Chester
Glover. Virginia
SUMNER COTTAGE on Shenandoah River
3 bedrooms and bath; stone fireplace in
priced at $3.50. Call Mrs Benson, CO.
LONIAL REALTY co. 2024 Wilson blvd,
Evening star., 1946-06-02
OFFICES FOR RENT

5i0 I4th ST; N.W.--3 rms. modern bldg,
cENTRAILy q LOCATED in Falls Church,
physician will share his waiting room
with tenant. Call Falls Church 1859
fstsI iosI !eih gn ST. .N.w.-Modern s-story
bldg 5hh with parking space II , rear approx
an entirety. RIDDELL REALTY CO. 1742
6FfIcE 3 fis ii In 7seT BETHESDA sublet to August
/: partially furnished, air conditioned.
Write Room z, ,7649 Old Georgetown I'd.
efFfcH efHPHsfa N l. Front MS BASEMENT, 500 So.
tr sranee o' $50 t5n pI 5! sS private 'front.' en-
stors des ST. oT apr or Small pas
ness use, NEWsoM, 11lO H st. ne. Ii.
i SINGLE ROOM. 2 rooms adjoining. Cen
tral downtown. DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma.
$ssToKY AND BASEMENT BLDG, near
, part. r pRgyyrUss ay BROS 1913 18th st.
6a: ST. N.w-4 large rooms and
bah. on 3rd floor, $50 per mo. Phone
HALF OF OF ,wELL-FURN. OFFICE. fine down
i4sR NEAR 18th 18th AND AND COLUMBIA t,S1 - rd oa ~
rooms, private entrance. suitable dentist
ss Hs any N 'yRe yR e sSz 4la s s5as
on each floor better than 1000 square
ss M tensa saSe ea satire osH Rgsnf b. to a74
PHYSICIANS OFFICE. Eye St. med. sec
tion, share large suite with another physi-
S mating and adf
state specialization Apply BOX 221-G. Star.
1907 H ST. NV or. 2 rooms newly
aSsfsasB ofFcE On rst 9 oor located
n the neaTt Of the nanfia district. hsa
AH Tas REALTY 5f'5 dokF Pms i5s
sss Slslnity ofef5Sa of fsth and G1 sts @ sos
NEAR Sth AND X N:w.-oysr 1000 SO, #
ss e penas1vsss sshsns ave caAs aA
PHYSICIANS OFFICE, Eye ST.. med. sec
/ ton. share large suite with another physi-
eonsultatioH. rms. and lsberatoTyi kindly
state specialization. Apply Box 22l-G. Star.
PHYSICIANS and dentists, 3 or room
suite in modern brick building, located in
center of Clarendon LYON, INC, cH
OFFICE FOR RENT. furnished or unfur-
l. d,- J, coWIE' 500 si., Eye St NV; :,
sss NM 5osGPH e rooms sGs95
200 BLOCK CONN. AVE. N.W.-Entire
! .n6 floor: will divide; spot location. AID
/ S05S or Ma. 1900. >
DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE, 110s 18th
I st. NV; completely remodeled. second ant
! third floor, including acoustic-type cell
ingS, modern lighting. painted walls
ern lavatory: $3.50 per month JOHN F
DONOHOE & SONS, Realtors, 314 Penna
\ ave. Sc, Ii 00S4.
OFFICES, 300 to LOO So #. newly rem
! ovated bldg, / blk. of Conn. ave. between
L and NJ: immediate occupancy. Cal
DoCToRs. DENTIsTs-converting severa
suites in large bldg to medical ofices; nov
! have vacant l and room suites. See res
ident manager. THE PARK LANE APT.
OFFICE sPaCE AvAILABLE-Front room
| of 2T2 SO. #; private room of rs Sc. #
! Apply 2413 Pa. ave. NV. or phone D1
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Large front ofhc.
st floor; will rent or share with quiet
party; rental S1O0. co. 4445.
DOWNTOWN, nth AND 6, 7l9 11th st
n.w.--Newly recond. IND f.. > Offices 10Y
10, one 10xll; two offices, 3rd A., 14xl4
available June 18th. W. W. KING, MA
5000. Ext 33;S, IA pm: TR. 3SO4 eve.
COLORED-I82i 18th ST. N.W.-Suitt
of 3 light rms. with private bath, or
ground floor, suitable for doctor or gen.
eral Offices rent sos per month. Set
manager or call Mr. LYNCH WO 3414
Evening star., 1946-06-02
STORES WANTED.

STORE, about 20x30. in NV. section.
with basement suitable for plumbing and
heating display. office and storage. RA.
1915 any time. a
LOCATION FOR OFF-sALE LIQUOR store;
will buy or rent Phone DU. 961I between
10 a m and 9 pm. weekdays.
DRUGSTORE LOCATION wanted for the
present or near future. will pay years
rental in advance. Box 279-J, Star. A.
DESIRE SMALL STORE, do not need
shopping section. MA. 0460. IS
BETHESDA AREA--Store or will consider
entire bldg. for real estate offces; respon-
sible tenant WI. 263a. -3
store site. in busy shopping area can
wait 100 DAYS RA 1881
Evening star., 1946-06-02
STORES FOR RENT.

sTORE-House in comml. zone; can con-
vert into store: growing community, Ar
lington Call GE 1929
LARGE STORE on northwest .Georsia ave,
near Giant Market, for rent for 3 months;
very reasonable:. RA. 1881
1865 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Larse room, kit
chen unit and private bath; can be used
for radio shop or small business; centrally
lS losatsd; $50 % monthly, Call Mr.. Hill,
ave NV, MA. 54l6. ..
G ST. NV, NEAR 10th-Entire bldg
store and 3 floors above: total area about
5000 50. f. WASHINGTON REALTY
VACANT STORE, a0e1. NJ st. NV: also s.
room. kitchen and bath. furn. apt; above,
2-car gsrage; oil h. -w.h; vacant stores in
this section are unusual Rent for entire
building, $500 per mo. DRURY REALTY
CORP 1877 K. RE. 1888. Ewes. and Sun
CORNER STORE. Wise. ave, 1000 50. it.,
lge. display windows: suit. cleo, radio
auto: acc. furniture, RA. 1920. ~
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Approximately 1900
50. t.. suitable for restaurant, sale Of farm
W1snins5y' Wr aWr ,esc.; nosse;sion st once
Gil. 1850. -
Evening star., 1946-06-02
sIoREs For RENT tcont. J

BEST UPTOWN SHOPPING SECTION Of
city; high-voIume operation: approxima tely
$500 square feet: ultramodern, air condi-
toned avaslabe shortly shSss ans won Gm
woodward BLDG, MA. $500. -
STORE AVAILABLE Immediately-S02 F
St n.w-Opportunity for proper sales
item See IDEAL OPTICAL SERVICE same
address --3
1901 9Th ST. N.W.--Large corner store,
ideal for grocery, restaurant, etc; good
colored section; vacant. Call rent dept,
LEO N. BERNSTEIN g. CO, ME. 54O0. --5
suitable for many varied businesses LOUIS
BURMAN. RE. 1858 -
STORE WITH SEVERAL FLOORS above,
full basement. rear alley vicinity of 18th
and Columbia rd.; good shopping area.
Box 427-G Star ~
Evening star., 1946-06-02
OFFICES WANTED.

IN DOWNTOWN MODERN BUILDING, 4
or 5 rooms by established lawyer. Box
"PRfCE no OBJECT" for nicely fur
nished. modern ONCE, located in an ofice
viii buy or lease. Please call MIR.
FRIEDMAN RE 1l66. 3
WANTED TO LEASE or suitcase, down.
town ONCE space. minimum 500 50. it..
present Press Bldg. suitcase expiring due
TO lessee returning from Navy. Call MA.
1851 >
OLD LINE LEGAL RESERVE life insurance
company established in Washington desires
1000 to 1000 So fl. OF Office space in
central Washington: occupancy by July /.
1916. or sooner; long-term lease if desired
Contact G. j. MITCHELL At Ma. 4150
or ewes. CHI. 1000. Apt. 143. =
rooms or will share suite. EX 6733 -
Evening star., 1946-06-02

WANTED. 3 or bedroom home in
hdf vifslnia; Phone Falls Church 1854 j
GOVT; OFFICIAL needs perm. farm or
suburban home; will lease or rent un-
facilities. near school. Box 372-J, Star
81
HAVE CLIENTS for homes in Arlington
OLIVER M. CREEKMORE Real Estate and
Evening star., 1946-06-02
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL, 10000 square
feet with r.r.. facilities and on main truck
Is rSuts Mr., coLLARD; GIL. 056l. 90
SO. it. cor Bladensbure rd and Queens
Chapel I'd; railroad siding, of main line
B. g. o.: now being used for concrete
4933; ewes, OR. 1854 .
SPECIAL BARGAIN-6o.0 900 So IT. in
dustrial ground on railroad. Downtown
Attention, investors or spectators. This
Is real hargAin RE 521R q
Evening star., 1946-06-02
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE,

WAREHOUSE, shop building and yard,
1900 So. it.; GEORGETOWN, 2nd coml MIR.
TRAVIS. 1921 Bath st. NV. 3
TWO-STORY BRICK. 2Ox40: lot 3Ox4O;
over S17 C ne. Inquire THOMASSON,
Evening star., 1946-06-02
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

INVESTOR WANTS to buy from owner
small white or colored houses. Any con-
dition. Will pay cash. Box 441-G, Star.
APT. BLDGS.-4 story, English base
ment, income approx. $500 per year:
price, $4,000; investments like this are
rare: on 21st st. NV. north of Mass. ave.
DRURY REALTY CORP, 1897 K. RE
l133 Ewes and Sun WI 1861 4
Evening star., 1946-06-02
SUBURBAN RENT-yjReih,A
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

81. ACRES; 400 IT. from Tyson's Corner
ON 11 SSamnrldge q @ rd. make offer. CLAREN
DOS REALTY CO. OK. 1867. Il
Evening star., 1946-06-02

NEW GROOM modern masonry house i'm
meolate possession; near Baileys Cross
Roads. Price, $500
Also 6-room modern house and garage
Large iot. Near Fairlington on the Lees
oure PIKE Quick possession. Terms rea-
sonabie; n. c. JAQUESS. 1904 N Wash
lneton blvd. Arlington. CH. 1851
Evening star., 1946-06-02

RES STAURANT AND BUHDING"-owners
will sell or lease the bldg. and the business
after 40 years OF successful operation:
located on 9th ST.. near Eye NV. For
imrthsr information. please call HARRY L
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-24

work on the Camp Davis projects
The following jobs were announc.
ed yesterday afternoon:
Ten Openings
One Survey Party Chief-Mus
be experienced in surveying high
way. concrete buildings and float
ing bridges.
Two Rodm.ell and Chairman tt
assist Chief.
One Civil Structural Designing
Engineer-Must be familiar witt
structural engineering.
Two Craftsmen to work will
Structural Designing Engineer.
One Misunderstanding build
ings for occupancy by civilian
personnel.
One Mechanical Engineer-Mus
be able to take care of all mechani
cal designing such as extension
OF central heating plant, etc.
Two Craftsmen to work witt
Mechanical Engineer.
Persons with qualifications TO
these jobs have been asked t.
contact Graham K. Cottingham
veterans representative, at thu
USES office. 1t was also salt
that veterans will be given pref
erence.
The mana ger also said Their
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-24
SeOen-Man Liquor Ring
Hits Dead-End Street

Ar iIIegal-liquor conspiracy in.
roIying one white man and six Ne.
, ~, Of New Hanover county rar
;%4o the dead-end street of "Crime
1 noes Not Pay" in the second SEES.
Inn of Federal criminal court here
Yesterday,
The successful roundup of the
.onspirators climaxed an intensive
Investigation conducted by w. K,
1iIley, special Investigator of the
Alcohol Tax Unit, Washington, D.
r with the assistance of Charles
CRAY. Lon Howe, ard Ernest Plate
local ATU agents.
Seven In Ring
The eonsplrators, Who manufac.
t1red about 5000 gallons of Illicit
louor from May to November
1q45. are Raymond F. Burton the
white man., and Ezen Bannister
Moses Bannister, Nelson Bannis.
ter, Stephen Price, Prison James.
and Cornelius Bloome, Negroes.
Ezell and Nelson Bannister and
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-24

t nur'on entered pleas of guilty to
tne governments charge of con-
spring IN the illegal manufa cture,
transport, and sale of liquor il
violation of U. S. Department oil
internal Revenue laws.
Frlce, James. and Bloome' plead.
ed nolo contendere.
Adjuged Guilty
Moses Bannister alone pleaded
not guilty. But despite trial which
lasted two hours and had nine wit.
nesses on the stand, the jury con-
vlcted him after a five-minute
dellberation in the jury room.
After Judge Don Gillian announc.
ed that sentence on the unlucky
seven would be passed Wednesday
the conslprators shuffled out of the
courtroom, and Moses Bannister,
IN an aside to Lilley, the man who
hauled MIN into court, murmured:
"JalEaouse, heah I Gomez
Dull Routine
The conspiracy case stood out in
relatively Gull agenda of routine
criminal cases.
The one other case which might
have spanked the session - the
one involving Frank c. Billiard,
president of Southern Butane Gas
corporation - was postponed to the
April 80 term of court in Raleigh.
Ulysses Currie, 4o-year old Ne
grb farm laborer who was tried
and found guilty on Monday of fail
ure to comply with his draft
boards regulations, was given an
eight-months suspended jail SEN
tence and put on probation for two
years.
Ivey Ross, Jr., New Hanover
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-24

county Negro, was given a r.
months Jail sentence for fraudu-
lently cashing Army allotment
checks.
Two Liquor Cases
Timothy Newkirk and James
Smith, Negroes, were sentenced
and fined for violation of liquor
laws.
The remainder of the criminal
docket and the entire civil docket
is expected to be disposed of to-
day, according to estimates made
by court attaches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-24
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON N

are urgent calls for six male
walters for one night club to be
opened Immediately, and calls for
cooks, chefs, and Mattresses at
another night club.
The mattresses need not be ex-
perienced, as they will be trained
by the employer for this particu-
lar type of work.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-24
USES LISTS JOBS
FOR TEN PEOPLE
Additional Openings Also
Announced For Work
At Camp Davis

Additional job openings at Camp
Davis, have been announced by
the local divisional office, U. S.
Employment Service.
In making the announcement,
Harold M. Hinkle, manager, said
the offices are now interviewing
men to fill the jobs, and that it
will be necessary for all applicants
to clear through the local office
before they will be considered for
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-24
Husbands ! Wives !
Want new Pen and Vim?

Thousands Of couples are weak, WORKOUT. ex-
haustsd solely because body lacks iron. For new
iron you. too. may need for pep: also supplies
vtamfn 81. Get 35c Introductory Size now orJv 29c
At all drug stores everywhere-in Will
nlington at Saunders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-24
Gas on Stomach
Relieved in 5 minutes or
double YOUR money b.ek

When excess stomach acid Ssuses painful, sufYocat-
ing gas. sour stomach and HEARTBURN, doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines KNOW, for
smptomatio relief-medicines like those in Bsil-ans
Tablets. Nc Laxative Bell ans brings comfort in 1
fifty or double your money back On return OF bottle
to U.s. Csc Ct all druggists.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-18
Shrine Club Will
Conduct Election

New officers TO serve during 1947
will be elected by the Henderson
Shrine club at its monthly dinner
meeting to be held Thursday even
ing, December 10, at the Capitol
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-18
Otonnd Joluu

PAY FINES
c. y. Fuller, p. w. Knott and
l.. p. Sauls paid fines OF 81 each
at the city clerks office yester-
day for violations Of traffic ordin-
ances.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tor pick
irC another director for SBI At this
time you'd mean another h"ldac che
for Coz. rur Cherry. Thco, Stically
;hv attoncy general names the di-
rector actually all have been
named by the :oN arnor. HcadaC hes
are not unusual IN connection with
SBI. From its beginning the agency
has been 4 source of worry to
the governors. and has been sub
jcCtCd to severe criticism at tim Is.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-12-18
Tart Trial Set In
Burlington Court

StonCWall Tart, white man Of
South Henderson. was taken into
custody here Monday IN possession
OF alic@"i,y stolen money and Was
taken 10 Burlington, Where he is
wanted on a larceny charge.
Officers mere were contacted
Monday morning by Burlington Of
fiCcTS. who notified them that Tart
was believed TO have stolen about
>i65 from q woman there. He was
picked up mere soon after Bur.
lIU-t0u officers called and they
came tog Eim Monday afternoon
10 stand trial or tho larceny
charge.