Henderson daily dispatch., January 01, 1932, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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NEW BUILDING FOR
1931 WAS $48,800
Year's Figures Compare
With $89,610 For Pre
vious Year 1930
MARCH IS LARGEST
M.irr Thun 50 Percent of Tear** Total
Cums Then; No Permit* Were
1 fined in Either August
or Oeeemhrr
New building etcrprise* In Hentor
si.n for 1931 amounted to a total of
slVxnrt in 13 permits. according to
announced today by fire
Chief U T. Shepherd. The figures
.■unipare with f 59.610 for 1900 In 57
buiUling permits. But the figures do
nut include the residential and indue-
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
1929 ESSEX COUPE, GOOD CON
dltiou, will he sold at auction, two
o'clock. Saturday. January 2. Gar
nett street, in front Seaboard freight
station. L. C. Bragg, auctioneer.
00-Stl.
RADIO TROUBLES DIAONOBBD AND
quickly corrected. We pva factor
*.Trice using newest and most mod
ern equipment. Parts for all radios
Mixon Jewelry Co. 14-ts.
LETS MAKE 1932 A BIG BUILD-
Ing year in Henderson and Vance
county. Where there’s building.
there * pi *'Th** Place of
Value.-,." Alex S. Watkins. "Building
Supplies and Paints.” 31-ts
PHONE 29 FOR QUALITY
coal, prompt service and
correct weights. Also dry
pine wood. S. H. Watkins.
■ 16-ts.
WHEN YOU WANTCOAL
consider quality, service
and price. We have all
kinds. Hight s Coal and
Wood Yard. Phone 158.
eod-tf.
FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE. CONVENI
c:j« fir> t floor apartment on' Horner
Sureet formerly occupied by Mr. S.
E. Jeanette, steafifMKU'Pbohe 50T-
W cr 568-J Mon-Wed-Fri-ts
TOR RENT—7 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
modem conveniences. North Garnett
S.reet. Apply W. B. Hight. day
phone 155. Night phone 449.
Mon-Wod-Fri. ts.
FOR RENT—TWO APARTMENTS
n •xt to Dr. Upchurch's residence.
Belle Street. Bach has private en
hance. garage. P. H. Rose. Phoned
Kl-352-W. Fri. Mon. Wed-ts.
WHY LIVE IN~A COLD
house. Modern heated
house for rent reasonable.
Dr. A. C. Yow. Tu-Fri ts
FOR RENT. MODERN SIX ROOM
bungalow, five room cottage, gar
ages. and apartment. Convenicnily
located Rent reasonable. R. L. Mus
ta.n. Phone 311-W. 1-lti.
FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED
2 room steam heated.
\*ry suitable for couple. Rent rea-.
s-.nabl.'. Close in, garage. 14l
Young Avenue. Phone G72-W .l-2t.
FOR REN^-:’STORE
formerally occupied b y
The Ladies Shop next to
Parker’s Di*ug Store. W.
W. Parker. l-3ti.
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Our Best Withes
Multiplied By 365
Again, Father Time gives us a new
blank calendar. We hope that yours
will be filled with an unbroken rec
ord of happy and prosperous days.
May 1932 be the forerunner to many
years of success.
U S GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
The First National Bank
Member of The Federal Reserve Syitena
Henderson, N. C.
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trial development that was canted out
beyond the dty limits, where there
may have been about as much as
within the restricted city limits.
March was the highest month of
the yaar. with total building of *lO,-
•50 In seven permits, or more than 20
percent o fthe total for the year as a
whole. There were only two months—
August and December—when there
were no permits of any kind.
MTABOEN PUSHES
DEBT PROBE IST
Pennsylvania Congressman
Carries on Almost Single-
Handed
ATTACKED PRESIDENT
A miked Hoover of ‘’SHllng Out" (he
Country by Granting Debt Mora
torium; Republicans Re
fuse Him Support
By CHARLES I*. STF.WART
Central Press Staff Writer
Washington, Jan. 1. —Say whatever
else about him folk may. Representa
tive Louis T. McFadden of Canton
(Pa.) is putting up, against almost
unbelievable odds, a single-handed
fight unprecedented in congressional
history.
It is so extraordinary a performance
as to be difficult to account for ra
tionally.
Probably no one will need to be
reminded that McFadden is the law
maker who accused President Hoover
at "selling out" the country when ho
granted his war debt moratorium.
He likewise surely will be recalled
as having declared that this suspen
sion of European repayments to
Uncle Sam. while at the expense of
the American public generally, is to
the particular advantage of American
bankers who have loaned money
abroad since the armistice, t
The double-barrelled character of
this charge was such as to arouse the
violent indignation alike of enormous
political und or equally formidable
financial forces, without creating for
the Pennsylvanian any rompensating
ly friendly alignment to stand back
or him.
Even Republicans who do not like
the president were horrified at Mc-
Faddcn's attack on him, as damaging
to the party.
Democrats were, and still are. afraid
to support the indictment’s author,
lest he fail to make good his accusa
tion. Besides, high finance has friends
in Democratic as well as in G O. P.
managerial circles.
Progressive insurgents from both
old-line groups are suspicious of Mc-
Fadden, having always deemed him
p.n utra-standpatter.
A standpatter, Indeed, the Pennsyl
vanian has been—but not Invariably a
very amenable one. to the voice of
oaiYuanautY, uy, u,j oaili uasrATUH. FRmAY, JANUARY 1, 1932
standpat authority.
lYrhaps this in part explains the
present situation.
A man of exceptional abllily, dur
ing 10 years as chairman of the house
of representatives' powerful commit
tee on banking and currency, the Key
stone State congressman has seen
numerous Instances of what he con
sidered short sighted ness and gross
M'S CLOSE OUT SALE I
All Stock Again Greatly I
REDUCED I
ou t w prL f r d come°to: Living Room Suites Again I
day while W. e have All sets listed above are new
yOUr size. model Screen Grid Radios with
Suits, $13,05 100- Pure Angora Mohair Suites, $99.95 SSLTwI Xi
WHS *pl->9.9i)—NOW . ._ . . few older sets that we will sell
coat=°Now el " 55.95 All Lacquard Velour Suites Reduced ONE THIRD. ” I
Lamps At Close Out Prices I
Bronze Pedestal I
VZMttfi Lamps I
"with heavy Onyx Cases and I
B | markable value we have over
Riverside Mato Riverside DeLuxc
I’rice Heavy THity H
! Si“ Viuch Pa r Pair I // sl9 % Lamps Reduced to . $8 95
29 x 4,10-21 $ 3 07 * 7 64 * GJW $1.3.10 ■ /fa ft \
29x4 50-20 4.29 H-H 0.97 13.5$ \ $12.96 Lamps Reduced to $5 95
30x4 50-21 >3.00 BnMVVI ■ (&< '3v
H 28 x 1 75-19 5.10 9.90 7A5 15.20 X ~ r**i _ *innft I atnne oc law ne $9 (H>
■ 29 x 5.00-19 5-50 »«•« , 6- <w H -- $10.96 Lamps as low as 295
■ 31 X 5.25-21 605 12J44 1K.04 ■[ H 111
6.00-20 S-M” *17.28 21.26 ill
■ ■ 111 All of these Lamps are genuine
Sandel Onyx—Base Lamps.-.
Garnett and Winder street! Phone 500 Henderson, N. C.
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! stupidity among financiers of vast re
putation.
Seeing them, it has been hus custom
to comment on them with more free
dom and pungency than tact.
Commentators suggest It as a pos
sibility that resentments bred thus
may have been responsible for the
failure of big money's custodians to
come to the rescue of enterprises with i
which McFadden himself has been as
sociated-enterprises which have been
in undisguised straits in the last year
or two.
it is as n corollary of this sugges
tion (hat the same commentators are
wondering whether counter-resent
ment at big money's indifference to
his interests’ difficulties may not have
i had its share in inspiring the Penn-
sylvanian’s denunciation of the White!
House and International banking, in
connection with the moratorium. J
Regardless or his motive, there can
be no question as to Representative
McFadden's courage or of the vigor
with which he continues to follow up
his offensive—an offensive which
those against whom It is directed seem
curiously hesitant to meet in a toe-to
PAGE SEVEN
toe encounter according to parliamen
tary rules.
January 15 marks the 150th anniver
sary of the birth of Thomas Wlldoy,
founder of the Order of Odd Fellows
In the United States.
January li> marks the 150th anniver
sary of the great statesman, Daniel
Webster.