[ ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS j Htfttîterann Sally SHspafrlj
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1941
City Police
Stage Drive
On License
( its police. \ is' η ! I 'iuef ■ Ί
Γι hcc .1. E. Parks said today. aie
rvaking ,i determined effort to brm.-i
jrtu court all liiiitonsts in I he city
who operate their cars without last
obtaining a city license plate.
All such automobiles were sup
posed !·> I>e equipped with tags .is ..t
J: nu.i'y 1 At today's session of city
coin!, Dr .1 Ε. Baxtet pleaded guilty
to operating his automobile in the
city without a city license, and prav
ci for judgment was continued iip
oti payment of the costs and secur
ing the. necessary plate.
The tag- are sold for $1, but cost
$10.85 if police are forced to resort
to court action to make motorist
comply w:th the city ordinance.
Ben Lawinn. Negro, was tried be
fore Mayor Henrv Τ Powell today
lor theft of a truck and careless and
reckless driving He pleaded guilty
to forcible trespassing, and was giv en
six months, suspended upon pay
ment of the costs and repairs to the
truck, -ind showing good behav r
for the next two years.
Laborers Wanted
At Fort Bra<r<r
The Henderson office of the State
Fit··; 1. Service received notice
this i»rn:ne that 3.000 colored com
mon laborers are wanted at once on
the nat >nal defense construction
project at Fort Bragg. Wages were
given at 40 cents hourly for a 48
hour week, or $19.20 weeklv
Colored men interested in secur
ing \> urk at Fort Bragg must nnke
application through the employment
office se: \ na the territory in which
thev 1. e. The Innl office serves
Vi.'ir1' Ci: ,.n\ : He and War re ι conn
lit.-. anci representatives of the nf
ti"' will pay their weekly visit to
<)\: id t "in rrow. it was stated
Y . can be ,c'i. even with noth
ing: if you want for nothing.
FREE. Send fnr rte~i· hook!··'. -fiîfvnf
dn/ens it bright ideas to ιιτιηπι'r if 'aie*
ni a Address R >. in ford ; ι Puuder.
Bo* N. Rurtjford. Rhode Island
JOSEPH I. JONES
m AT HOSPITAI
Funeral Rites Tomorrow to
Long Time Resident
Of Hencierson
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1er. bai t; e· aili ty. \ ; : s; : i. >
the 1 .lii.M'ptl Τ .111(1 Aline T»yli
Jones lie moved tu Heiîûerson ·
the fall ni ! K89 and was engaged it
i. here until Ιιι · u t ■.<■:··.".· .
number oi years ago. Hip Was twtci
rtij. ; led. I, ι >t to tin· . :· <■ ι Γ.Ι ι ι .
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the Holy Innocents Episcopal ehurch
ot 1 h'eh the deeeased iiad been ».
member for the past ten years, wit1
Kc\ I VV II ighes. t e ree' ir,
fiCinting Interment will be made π
Κι" " eenietery
Pallbearers will be Alplvus Thiwnp·
η. Μ Υ l" -| u■' . 1 1 !tmkle..
Henry M w.s Thomas l>. Pnrhain anc
I· red Γ·. Hight.
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1HESL QUESTIONS?
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WILSON ELECTRIC CO.
Thone 738 William Street
What part are banks
playing in the national
defense program?
' ι 'HEY are providing the all-im
portant credit that makes the
wheels of industry turn. The Ameri
can hanking system is on record as
being ready and willing to do its full
share. This bank welcomes loan ap
plications for defense or other sound
purposes.
Citizens Bank A Trust
Company
Henderson. N. C.
The Leading ]Jank in This Section
1889 - Fifty-First Year - 1!)40
All Deposits Insured Up To $5.000.0U.
On Flying Visit to Miami
Τ ·■!'·. · of Windsor, hair waving in the wind, bids farewell to well
\\ - i-i the former British monarch returns from Miami to Nassau,
. r· -· is serving as governor-general of the Bahamas. He flew to
]·";< ■ · witness opening of the Miami All-American Air Maneuvers.
(Central Press)
Bill Ends
'"Diversion
In Reverse"
Dispatch Bureau.
!n ih«· sir Walter Hotel.
By m:\KV AVKKIIX
''ill.;·. .I.m ·: The ad\ i.- 'ry
. *.£fl >■ .. »nt> .1 .Slop p.it
·...! ·■ ■ 'd !" "diversion
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!.-i ·':··>! " 1 pt t-»«-ltt stntu
■ ' i. : . J i; ect d iversi· >n
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Tucked ;nv;iy m ike "public
imiMida
■ i ·■ ,· · ti ! 'it · ' ''Titi i'i'i'.s \\ hich.
··«·.*! ·· : · : ..' Ii £·■ · ..tun*. Will
' «'· Highway hinds
PP ,'i :.; i 11 :■ itl dul
Î3I .ii lin cuiuirtg hiennitim- and a
-. ■■ ·. ■ ι . \ :1.u in the General
! ; i'!i t*;i> half million
ι ι·η I .! ■: '.! '. p: -t.
:■ t i.u !.. the .six cents
' I 1 11 1 . , ^.iSoi 1 Ι I'.."
• »! > :>: .· >nd the ρι\·
• · ι .·; · · ! ; : ι · II μ»ν,\ ay funds
,\ ··· r ·.·.·■ . < : idiiet commission
. nd ay>
•\Vi· . · ι t i '1 : .ι t the tf-eent i
gasoline tax be eliminated from the
ι;.·.»··' in· ii.·w used by public school
bu-e- This will amount to approxi
. . 'ι■ ·, $2Λ per year. This
. ■ ' .ι. iii ducted tr· m tiie
• ■. ■ ρ■- the .iperalion oi
thi· -ehi>ol bu. t
Γ . · o:. : , ■1 ; in the pa.-t there
bi'cii ι η ted ti ι .ι trans
it : 1 ι ui ι ··.·>: · d ni mey to high
way funds - or diversion in reverse.
Ί hat'.- w I.at t::r budgeteers would
.-top
Base ! . *·. - desire, oi course, is
tin· f.u'1 tl >i ' si-eii'.s rather ridicul
.- t ι ' . -ii .· · tate tax .m fuel for
tin- ..per ,:·.·< vehicles used only ι
I··. purely - late purposes.
Danger of Invasion
By Air Is Foreseen
(Continued from Page One)
\ ι it f■ .·;nd accept lble. j
■ ι ι -■ η whether he
thought that, wjth this country s I
11 ; . 11 tu.ntît!,. foreign nation
i. ' Ιί I ft I : ,ιΊι1 ι ' iV I ' ■ tl'CS .
"Ν ' π·l'i -ib iiiiv not." Stimson ·
lepl · · I
i· : ' ·<··(! tho question
λ I.··!!.»· t· lY.ted States Army'
ι Li I - ί ι ; · I a ■ '.iv of ,ιΟ,ΟΟΟ truops
ilfi '!..·>· m landed
"Ι π "ik :!;··>· probably could, if
the gentleman means a land in- j
\ ,Μκι.. ' Sr,ι-, ,.n responded, adding
that he thought that airplanes would
iccurnpuny an attempted invasion by '
iitantry ι
"Doe- the μ'ί retary believe," Fish
rontinued That our Navy would re- '
mam locked up in our harbors if any
>uch invasion were attempted?"
"N'o.' said Stimson. "but where is
our Navy now"" (Most of the big
>hips of the Navy are now based in
the Pacific).
Fish ihen inquired whether there i
was fear of invasion" and the sec
ictary replied that there was dan-.
ai r oi an air inv asion if the British ι
fleet was destroyed or otherwise ren
dered ineffectiv e for this country's
protection.
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Chronic bronchitis may develop if
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron
chitis is not treated and you cannot af
ford to take a chance with any medicine
less potent than Creomulsion which
goes right to the seat of the trouble to
help loosen and expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood creo
sote by special process with other time
tested medicines for coughs. It contains
no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the under
standing vou must like the way it quick
ly allays the coufrh. permitting rest and
sleep, or you are to have your money
bacli. (Adv.)
"Lend-Lease" Foe
Hep. John M. Vorys
Representative John M. Vorts, of
Ohio, is recogniicd as the lea< er of
the House opposition to the admin
istration's "lend-lease" hill for aid
to Great Britain. Representative
Vorvs i< actively supported by Rep.
Hamilton l-'ish, of New York.
Eaton Strike
Is Ended
(Continued From Pace One?
I'nited Auto]., ibilc Worker.- reached
an agreement last night. Ht» hours
..Iter Federal Conciliator James F
Dewey had demanded that the strikes
;ease and that the company re-open
its closed plants.
The strike.-, which had threatened
to interrupt production of airplane
engine parts tor defense orders, be
gan Monday η the Saginaw plant
ν itii the tiii:· ·ϊι charging that the com
pany refused to keep a rehiring
igreement rt iched after a walkout m
November.
Sympathy strikes by the CIO
anon followed at plants in Detroit.
Battle Creek and Marshall, Mich.,
•.nd at Cleveland. All four of these
plants were clo-rd while the Saginaw
.Knit continued operations.
Food Problem At Fort
Bragg Is Discussed
(Continued From ease Onei
t<s national diffuse a veil a· to the
economic well being of the farmer of
this section if production can be or
gamzed."
"It is going to take a tremendous
lot of food to supply a fou·· of 70.
oon men here and many others in
r.ur expanding Army over the coun
try." the commander said. "Where
ever practical we would like to buy
locally."
The starting point of Mohammed's
teaching wa> the conception ot the
Last Judgment.
Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll
in "Northwest Mounted Police" ploy
ing at the Embassy Now. 1
Flu Epidemic
Abates In
Some Areas
■ I ! ν I i ι· A- · 'ii.ilofl Pre-·· )
ι ! 1111·! ·. ι epidemic, tli.it con
I : ρ : ied t'i ■ μι r.κ) η the ea-tern see
·., ii- ι ! : · (" . .·ΐ·ιι;ι> today, appeal
e.l * 11 I·.,' Ii-mmt; m>!1h< letup in the '
up|)«.i' p.utiiui nl South Carolina,1
•..litre the fit rep· ut. wJ w idc.-pread ι
··!. IKc ..f ti ·· «lise. .· were noted
At Aiuii ι "ii. S (' , the city health
nil announced th.it theatre- anrl
Iίm. 1 ι. un.· ci.«ed ' ι ι .me than a
ν eels, would be allowed to reopen
•·*ι that .school- would open Mon
Jay
Ander-mi wa the Iir t I'arolina
i.l- t.. j>1 :ic ■ .ι I ..η "H public gath
i aig
P-'ints in vi' tein North Carolina
and along the North Carolina-South
C ";i rol : ι ;. ι state line reported spread
o' the disease. however. Schools
vt re e' ■ ed at A l.eville and Hen
(.·. ι. 'iiiville .aid ;.t the latter point
thrall'.· ai.-o were clo-ed.
Schools haw been closed in a;
i.tinihi ι . f other Carolina citie; and I
towns and bu.-.ne- and industrial
hie ha.·, been disrupted in many
places.
Ί' e \· ι ( ' l olin ι Hoard \
ol Health rcpoited today 313 cases of
aifluen/a had been reported to them
to date tin- year. However, 180 of
the 3 *3 cases were reported today.
I
Cotton Market
Is Lower
New York, .Ian ΙΠ (AP) Col
ton future* opened (i lower to 3
higher.
ι !.. market eased 1 to ίΐ points;
fiom the morning's be.-t in late fore
noon dealings.
Stock Market
Again Falters
New York, thm. lit. (AIM Scat
ti rod fuxorite rii. played mild π
< ov< rv tendencies in today's stuck
market but the I.Μ .1- a whole con
tinued to falter
Steels edged forward at the start
11 eι· re. uni.'d the retreat Volimv
was a hit greater than yesterday and
r.ear the fourth h ;ur declines ot irac
t J> 11 s to a point οι -ο were well dis
tributed.
Quotations at 2 ρ : :
American Kariiat ι (.i 7-;·)
American Telephone Hi? 5-8 1
American Tobacco Β 73
Anaconda 26 1 -8 ι
Atlantic Coast. Line ........ M IM
Atlantic Refining 2Η 1-2
Bendix Aviation :ΐΓ> 1-4
Bethlehem Steel . 85 3-4
Chrysler . 67 3-8
Columbia Gas & Elec Co ... 4 3-4 ,
Commercial Solvents . . 10 1-4
Consolidated Oil Co 5 3-4
Curtiss Wright 8 7-s '
DuPont 1.39 1-1
Electric Power Light .4
General Electric . 34 5 8
General Motors ... 46 1-4
Montgomery Ward & Co . . 38 5 8
Reynolds Tobacco II . 33 1-2
Southern Railway 15 5-8
Standard Oil Co Ν .J . . 34 3-4
U S Steel 67
Fire Aboard Ship
Forces Its Sinking
(Continued From faee Onei
Italian plane-launched torpedo in the
Mediterranean.
In Libyia, British forces took ad
vantage of a lespite from a week ol
heavy sand storms to labor with re
doubled energy at getting ready for
an assault on the besieged Italian
garri.-on at Tobruk.
Greek troops attacked in a snow ,
storm, dispatches from Albania said,
and drove Italian forces from in - !
portant heights along the central
front.
The Germans have always been
noted for their thoroughness—even
in foolishness.
St. Die, a town in northeastern j
France, has long been known as "the
beginning of America," because the
geographical work in which for the !
first time the name of America after i
Amerigo Vespucci was suggested was
first issued there.
Lemon Juice Recipe !
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly
l! you suffer from rheumatic, ar
thritis or neuritis pain, try this sim
ule inexpensive home recipe that
thousands are using. Get a package
of Ru-Ex Compound, a two-week
supply, today. Mix it with a quart
of water, add the juice of 4 lemons.
It's easy. No trouble at all and
pleasant. You need only 2 table
spoonful two times a day. Often
within 48 hours — sometimes over
night—splendid results are obtained.
If the pains do not ciuickly leave and
if you do not feel better, return the
empty package and Ru-Ex will cost
you nothing to try as it is sold by
your druggist under an absolute
money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex Com
pound is for sale and recommended
by Parker's Drug Store and drug
stores everywhere.—Adv.
Citizen· Realty & Loan Company
COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE
Real Estate — Property Management
Joel T. Cheatham, President
Carolina
Bird-Lore
Kuby-rrowiH'd Kinglet
On· morning while I wa- frying
bacon l'or the fam.ly breaku I tin ι"1
wu- .1 loud thlid .in the ntar-.iy ■· m -
:.to\\ pane. On ομι iiing the λ nil ·\v.
1 tound a little olive-grey bird
i roi.cai-d un tin· sill, somewhat di /
■d by hi> encounter with the pin .
I t ■ . h. m in riv hand- On, thl
thr: 11 of ha\ .ng a kinglet in my
hand-. Γι·: t u.i- no other than a
Ruby-crowned Κ nglet. First 1 noted
thi· white pyr-riiï, then the whit··
win?-!);·!·* and the wins and tail
feathers edged ά.'·. pale inn, but
no vermilion crown-patch. ( )ti the
top of h:s head there was a bald
spot with some pin feat her · growing
nut of it no vermilion.I rubbed
them with my finger Thev we™
stiff and stubby. I concluded th it
he was a young bird whose rob·.·
crown had not yet grown out While
the bacon burned, I measured him.
Yes. he was exactly the right size,
4 1-2 inches long. After this experi
ence it will be hard to go back to
the fadd glass method of identify
ing birds.
The Knight* •••n" gna tea tellers
belong to the same family The mem
bers of this family which come to
North Carolina are the Rubv-crown
ed and Golden-crowned Kinglets
throughout the state in winter and
the Blue-gray gnatchatcher which it
found in whole state in summer.
Inscriptions.
Ruby-crowned Kinglet A< already
described. Only the male has the red
crown-patch.
(tolden-ci owned Kinglet; Much
iik·1 the Ruby-crowned but smaller
The top of the head is yellow with
a central red pitch in the male,
edged with black in both ,>exe.·. Thin
Kinglet has a da à . tripe through the
eye While wit!· us th:.- bird "usually
goes il troop . frequenting grove*
o! evergreen.-."
(Contributed, North Carolina Bird
Club.)
κιm.tv di:ki>.
\V. II Finch and wile -old Mamie
Κ Oil! lili acre-, ot lard along the
Bobbi 1 ί Ο ι 1!1hp :, road for Sill uid
ι'..η.-iderfitioii , accoidmg to a ready
deed tiled with the Vance Regi.t.y
Wednesday.
Re-Diatricting Up To
State, Solons Say
(Continuée From P.;: Mnot
legislature." Bulwinkle ,j
personal reason I would | ■ ί
up any county iihiv < · ·ι ι 111, ; _ ,, m
10th but 1 want tin· If «i latiur 7.,
what is best Im Hit.· state I'.rj
party."
Weavol echoed .-iimlai .
and added
"Yon know my district !, ι ,,ί ,
ways been Democratic."
Several mountain counlie
the present 10th and lit;, ·
poll heavy Republican vote |>„, .
districts now. howev er. mcl .
strong Democratic counties ι
ι his.
>1Λ RllIAC.I
Audi e'.v («cria. ι fi I ; ι
Charlotte 1'alm. 30. hot! ,.t i;
Held. Conn . m cuml lict tiM· !.. .· , v
at the Vance Registry oll'ice V.'<_dn« -
('ay. record.·· there disclosed ' .rl:,\
GET A BETTER
DEAL
Fn m Your
Chevrolet Dealer
Good Will
USED CARS
1937 FORD
1 2 Ton Pickup ν I Oj
193 1 'HI) $1 7r
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CHEVROLET CO.
Phone "Ο*
Announcing
W. H. (BILL) HESTER
In charge of our service department. Hi- willl be .ui.nl
to serve all of his friends and others in his new connec
Candler-Palmer Motor Co.
STIDEBAKER DEALERS
4 14-oz. Cans 25c
F or
Branded Steer Beef
Tender
CHICK ROAST, lb.
HNyr 1U0«T MfINT
1H£ KANSAS MILLING CO |
■= WiCHIT*. KANSAS =Γ
Ξ: GUAft«NÎEEO
Silk Floes Flour
,7t' 6 11). Ban' Plain or S. R. 2">c
H' neless
SIRLOIN ROAST. II). . .23c. 12 lb. Bag Plain or S. R. 17c
T-BONE STEAKS, lb. . .35c
~—,— 24 11). Batf Plain or S. It. i^c
l ender Ton 1
ROIXI) STEAK, lb. 25c 48 lb. Bag Plain or S. R. $1.75
SPARE RIBS. lb. ... JOc —
. . 17c
Shoulder
VEAL CHOPS, lb
Triumph Flour
Tender ">· ^ag Plain or S. R. -ï7c
VEAL LIVER, lb. .. ..35c | 24 ïbTBag Plain or S.R. 70c
•J s2
LEG-O-LAMB, lb 21c
Fore Quarter of
LAMB, lb 12 l-2c
Lean
PORK STEAK, lb. . . 17 l-2c
48 lb. Bag Plain or S. R. $1.38
98 lb. bag Plain or S. R. $2.70
"Every bag of flour guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction."
DICKSON'S
123 Horner Street
Phone *359
IMirmHa Opens Drains · Cleans Closet
riUIIUMf Bowls · No Gas · No Odor
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