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PAGE FIVE
Rose Has
Race Lead
HalfWay
Speedway, Ind., May 30 (AP)
—With half the race finished,
Mauri Rose, Dayton, Ohio, ctupg
to the lead in th automo
bile raee today, covering the 250-
miles in 2:23:38:35. His average
was 104.428 miles an hour.
Rose led Frank Brisko, Milwau
kee, by nine seconds as they tore
around the 2 1-2 mile brick track
at terrific speed, while Wild Bill
Cummings, Indianapolis, was third
He had replaced Ralph Hepburn,
Dos Angeles, who had dropped
back to fourth position.
Mailing Last Os
Teachers’ Checks
(ContinueG irom One.;
ten. More than 5,500 teachers are be
ing paid from this fund, and an indi
vidual check or voucher is being writ
ten for each one.
As rapidly as these checks are be
ing written and sent out, the State.
Department of Public Instruction and
State School Commission are being
notified and they in turn are realizing
the allotments to the various counties
and towns from the state school fund
so that all the other teachers can be
paid at once: All these other teach
ers are paid with vouchers issued by
‘:he county or city superintendent and
the vouchers are written locally in
stead of here in Raleigh. It has been
ncessary to wait and see how many
teachers in each county and city of
less than 6,000 population were to be
paid fro mrelief funds before the state,
could make its allotments to the vari
ous units from the state schoo] fund.
As a result many rural teachers and
teachers in the smaller cities and
towns have had to wait for their last
month’s pay.
If the State had not secured this
$500,000 grant from the Federal Re
lief Administration, making necessary
much red tape in its use, all of the
teachers could have been paid imme
diately from State school funds. But.
the red tape required before any of
this SSOO 000 could he paid to the
teachers is what has caused the delay.
As a result, of retting this SSOO 000
grant from the FF,RA, however, the
State School Commission will now be
able to spend $500,000 on buying new
school buses with which to replace
old ones that otherwise would have
had to be spent in paying teachers’
salaries.
Dispatch
WANT ADS
Get Results
LOST A BUNCH OF KEYS. PLEAS®
return to Daily Dispatch. 30-lti
WANTED- TWO OR THREE ROOM
unfurnished apartment, private
bath, hot water. Write what you
have to “Apartment” care of Daily
Dispatch. 30-3 ti
FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE, TWO
ceiling’ fans practically new. Caro
line Bagging Co. 30-lti
SCREEN WfIRE, SCREEN HARD
ware, windows, doors, fly ribbon,
pest destroyer, sprayers. Screen
wire 15c yard and up for widths.
Watkins Hardware Co. 30-3 ti
JUST RECEIVED A NICE LOT OF
heavy tin. 12-quar'fe milk buckets on
, salee at 45c eactu at ?‘The Placft,bf
«WVajfues”. Alex S. Watkins. 30-lti
VISIT OUR DISPLAY OF ELECTRI
caI refrigerators. Compare ma
chi. es— compare p- !ce«. Lowest in
terest charges in entire city.
Loughlin-Goodwyn, phone 118.
16-ts
OPENING FOR ONE MORE MAN
ager this section to manage local
territory for national firm. Inter
view Mr. Bruton Thursday, Central
Case. 30-lti
DURING JUNE, JULY AND AUG
ust all dental offices in Henderson
will change their closing hours
from 5 to 4 o’clock. 28 30 2 4;
A ONE COAT GLOSS FINISH FOR
woodwork at $2.50 per gallon. It
spreads easily and covers well. Our
customers praised it. Alex S. Wat
kins. 30-ltl
WANTED TO BUY A USED RE
volving office chair. Must be in,
good condition and cheap for cash.
Address Chair, care Dispatch. 30-2 t.
EVERY HARDWARE ITEM THAT
you need —See our large assortment
and get prices—Or call phone 46 for
delivery service on any itefn. Wat
kins Hardware Co. 30-3 ti
AUTHORIZED AUTOMOTIVE RAe
diator service. We clean, repair ot
recore any make of raditor. Motof
Sales Co. 23-ts
GUANO FOR LATE CORN AND NI~
trate of Soda. Have good supply at
my home in Epsom. E. M. New
man. Phone 302. 30-2 ti
MERCHANTS
Come to see us in our new
quarters. New lines of goods
arriving daily.
Phone us your orders. Four
trucks insure prompt deliveries.
R. E. Satterwhite
Candy Co.
Wholesale Only—Phone 170