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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26
Words of the Wise

Great hypocrites are the real
atheists. Bacon.
~ re riH rightly estimate
chdt ice coll good and eril. zee
shall find 1t lies much in cont
pdrisor. Locke.
The husband who wishes to
surprise is often badly surprised
himself. -Voltaire.
Every cause ddrrttteth not
such irJdllible Evidence or proof
as ledreth no possibility OF
doubt or scrrple behind 10.
Hooker.
Hunger Is insolent and will
be fed Pope.
Though no eri6erce affects
the fancy so strongly as that Of
sense, yet there Is other cridencc
uhfch cfucs rs as fun snfisfac-
ton end as clear q c0rrfcfi0r
TO our reason. -AtterbNry
No one is 80 iaughable as
when he is hungry.
-Plautus.
TO him Eho hath q prospect
o. the stcte that attends oil men
after this. the measure Of GOOD
and eriI are changed.
Locke.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26

OF youths greatest bless
ings is a clear, clean skin.
My heart goes out to boys
and girls. young men and women,
who have pimples, red patches
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26

life happier for a young person-or
an old one-that adds to my Joy.
Among the fundamental causes OF
acne are four outstanding factors.
In girls the possibility Of some dis
turbance OF the pelvic organs must
be considered. Digestive disturb.
ances. due. perhaps. 10 wrong eating.
are quite commonly observed In all
skin troubles.
The presence OF some focal infec.
ton" in teeth or tonsils is another
factor OF great Importance. Lastly.
improper cleansing OF the skin is a
thing that must never be overlooked
as a cause
Since space does not permit full
discussion today OF all these matters.
/ shall speak OF but one the last
one. / do so because ] am more and
more impressed that the average
person really neglects the skin.
We hurry through life. and. be-
cause we think we have no time for
this and that duty. we skimp in
many things. One OF these over
sights relates 10 the skin. You will.
perhaps. be shocked to be told this.
but. perhaps IL applies 70 you
Soap and water. a wash-cloth and
'elhow grease" must be abundantly
applied 10 the face II It is TO be kept
really clean. II is not enough to
wash the face once a day. particu-
larry II the skin is inclined 10 break
out" Several scrubbings. especially
the morning and night bathings.
must be really vigorous ones
II a girl uses powder and rouge
she should never go TO bed without
getting off every bit OF foreign sub
stance. After repeated applications
OF soap and water. she may then
apply a bit or cold cream. II she
wishes. But. first, make sure the
skin is perfectly clean.
I shall tell you more about the
skin VERY soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26

Miss K. z. s. Q-what is the
cause OF canker sores?
A-Canker sores usually indicate
an acid in the system. The diet
should be corrected.
r. +. Mex. Q.-What causes a
sinus infection and how can il be
definitely cleared UP?
Ala most cases the trouble is
due 10 Il catarrhal infection. This
should be definitely located and
treated first OF all. Clear UP the
underlying disturbance.
Copyright. 1880. b. Newspaper Feature serT.es. Inc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26

nEAR NANCY LEE:
~ I'm IN love with a boy that !
have never been out with and
never expect to get the chance TO
10 with. I try to forget I love
him because ! know there isn't
any use for me to love him. He
has a girl that he has been going
with for almost four years. but
there IL just something about him
that a girl can forget He
has given me a little encourage
ment: At least I call IL 20. The only
time / eve get 10 talk with him
Is when we run into each other on
the street and then. maybe. he
walks a short distance with me.
How can I forget MIN? I know
it's q hard problem. but I hope
you can give me some advice as
TO how I can stop loving him.
LONELY FRIEND.
r ONELY FRIEND: There II no
II advice that / can give you that
you cannot offer yourself. You know
perfectly well that you are enjoying
your misery and so why should ]
you OF that enjoyment. Come
down 10 earth and try 10 make
friends with people that are pre-
pared to offer you more companion
ship than merely walking down the
street with you. which Is Just a
courteous attention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26
Answers TO Health Queries

q. r. OWL you give me some
Information about chewing gum? Is
IL harmful or iRjuriots IN any way?
Aft chewed after meals & some
times helps 10 ard digestion. II
should not be chewed at other times.
however.
S. c. Q.-Whst harm, IL any, can
be done by sun clustering the stom-
ach or abdomen.
A-Burns ere alvaye dangerous
10 Kidneys n the trouble is extensive
and they might become infected. TO
say nothing OF the discomfort caused
BY blistering this delicate skin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26

crown The brim which was detached
from the hat in back was tied in a
~coquettish bow which permitted q
few little tendrils OF curly hair to
show. II was discreetly different.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26
U~nattractive Skin
a Blight of Youth
and the Trouble May Be Due to Neglect
When ThereIs no Basic Infection, Thorough Cleonsings
May Clear Up a Biotched Complexion and Eradicate
a Cause Of Unhappiness, Says Authority.
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, NJ. d.

United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner OF Health. Neto York City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26

csoyrish,. 1859. " Newspaper Feature Service. Ina.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26

.HE old-fashioned cook was
cheerfully explaining why she
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26
Great Lovers of Antiquity
By IRVING X. BACON.
Nithridafes and Hypsicrotia.

"1HEN Mi,hridates the Great.
wv King OF Pontus, was re-
rorted at Rome 70 be dead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-26

Great hypocrites are the real
atheists. Bacon.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

at dinner last Thursday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown at
their home in Clayton.
Mr.. William Deakyne is quite
i'll at his home on Commerce
street with pneumonia. His many
friends wish him speedy recov-
cry and hope to see him out again
soon.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08
smyrna Iii Times
p'r ~, DELAWARE
!, ASD VICINITY

|',s',.. /: ! Hon; q i. sls;'Ss'5ss so%e :
| ID meet I,ss !, on Delaware
f I5''''''' 4'5'''' afternoon At
| H.I55.sfs,,5s.a Of tn. st stand
y ,9',rIands Il confsellG4Ssl6y nf Ss6.
b sss'iy 'afTing = line q Hsn.
"a. Of Dover, 2 ma
y Hsl.s ..s IN working on the
| sgas' ssT being laid between between
y \ II Dover, was overcome nnd
~ 3aursday afternoon gaD ana
r. Intl y Kent General Hos los
y to bis home
.,,,,rrant on Main sel streeI
ri y run for several
Z 'csr Greek. Michael Kolias =
T.. room next to Dr: =, ~ p
\, I, been abandoned, Nj. u.
/ I, ToIia; left last week for
En- where they will start
I,,.Dt entitled, "The STORY y
E,trity,' was presented IN
T. House Of St. Peters
i /, Sunday evening by the
| .rboOl pupils of Trinity
| ciaTton, under the direo-
M Walter R. Keys, also
n.
sOthers, while engaged N
from the old Bayaro
kt,bIs at Dover, Thursday
r. red sweaters with the
EN-" on them. They
1 property Of the Dover :
Athletic Association and
Ersd many months ago
(. locker room, where they
ii in the school.
ysluabls farms on the 30
EiTsr, belonging to William
mer in Cecil county, Md.
i to a member Of the du-
iHy. whose name was not
The price paid for the
Il vas $4,000, and it is
The place will be used fol-
lodges and Summer
Lier Of residents of the
Ion Of Blackbird Hundred
b George D. Johnson, have
I the New Castle County
lrt to construct a hare
bad from Smyrna landing
-t known as Brick Store
4 distance of about one
Fhslf miles. This road i:
at present, due to tht
Fssther and it being of {
FiGh clay soil.
Slaughter, a well known
q Kent county, near Do
many years engaged il
and other interests, wa.
On at the Kent Genera
At Dover, on Saturday
hieeted right leg, causec
falling on one of his toe.
l0lihs ago. The toe be
Fscled and spread to til,
stating amputation o
OOVe the knee.
adeiOwn Firemen's Ban,
ng last week re-organiz
4 election Of these offc
Y as follows: President
!. CroSsland; secretary
HynsOni treasurer, JohI
'n' Jr.;i director, Brad
assistant director
anime librarian, Jeof
1laei business manager
Dickinson. Professo
EDWARDS was retaine.
1aaleer Hose Co., as in
H the band.
slansaeld, 26 years OLE
V, is in the Delawar
saerlng from a fractur
s''l'ed IN an unusual ac
'lsldering the extent :
Ais condition is gool
sl'a his father an
s'e telling trees in n
IN fsn.s as Blackbird fores
I'aea a large tree whic
t,s.!. young sapling. Tb
H. 'a'Sa = the large tire
! I, . earth, and Blan,
5Is.' h, axe and struck II
~,ss ''ss. The young ire
an !, p and the ax
Esd '''ucS Blansfield
~ y aas been made u !,
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08
One Good Horse
One general purpose horse.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.


FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Emerson Mower. Farm Wagon. Aspril
Rake, John Deere Plow. one-horse Wizard
Plow, two-horse Wizard Plow. Good Milk
Dearborn. nearly new Hay Rigging. two
seated Carriage: set of Good Wagon Har-
ness, set of Carriage Harness. Wagon and
Plow Harness Cream Separator, Inter
national: Sulky Cultivator. Buckeye:
Walking Cultivators; Hoes. Rakes. SHOW
els and many articles too numerous TO
mention.
Entire Lot of HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Consisting of Modern and Antique Fur
niture All that goes with l0-room
house. including living-room. bedroom.
dining-room and kitchen furniture. Lots
of Carpets. rugs. Stoves and Kitchen
range.
Terms-Cash.
JAMES +. DAVID. Agt.
r. W. Slaughter. alictioneer
John Seyerson, clerk.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

6bsr Of residents of the
Of Blackbird Hundred,
b George D. Johnson, have
u the New Castle County
but to construct a hard
Ead from Smyrna landing
f-t known as Brick Store
4 distance of about one
hali miles. This road is
at present, due to the
Rather and it being of a
Pick clay soil.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

k,hsble farms on the Bo-
kT,r, belonging to William
| msr in Cecil county, Nd,
kip a member Of the du-
lin. whose name was not
The price paid for the
h vas $4,000, and it is
! The place will be used for
lodges and Summer
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

Slaughter, a well known
d Kent county, near Do
many years engaged in
and other interests, was
On at the Kent General
a Dover, on Saturday,
hiected right leg, caused
falling on one of his toes
lalths ago. The toe be-
scted and spread to the
stating amputation Of
OoVe the knee.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

|..,,+ entitled, "The Story
|s'aDl =, > was presented in
F'l'r., ,,,n,o Of st. Peters
r. 5,,ndsv .,r, evening by the
Y ."l 'I nnnils of Trinity
under the direc-
Z woltsr r. Keys, also
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

|BrOthsrs, while engaged N J
fnn the old Bayard
[+,Ss at Dover, Thursday,
T.. red sweaters with the
Frsrr on them. They
I property Of the Dover
f.tsIetic Association and
Ia many months ago
|. bcker room, where they
n in the school.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

.,--,.n Of Bowers
| Halasnaaz ln,sed the stand
n SUBJ s,s confectionery
! S'rla !, raIrying n a line 0f fish,
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned. intending to discon-
tinue farming will sell at public sale on
the Steve Jester Farm, known the John
Reynolds Farm, on road leading from
Smyrna to Collins Beach. near Friend
ship Church, six miles from Smyrna. on
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

Main Street
i'sisa. s.sn = run for several
I, 'c'r Creek. Michael Kolias =
d. p,5n Ioonl next to Dr.. E, IS 5.
F,'' I, been abandoned. M.
y rsii,s os left last week for
F.. h'l,g rbere they will start
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08
Friday, Jan. II, 1880

at ii O'Clock a. m. the following
personal property, to-wit:
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

noror a ma
u H'ils !. = working On the
| ogagsd nv i laid between
10 l0E usm0 was overcome
| ni 2 DoVsi' oftsrnoon and
!; Ihllfsua' . General Hos
k:hfd 70 h'D. royived and
Ebsr be was l'''
I. n bis home.
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

comn.Oose Osen made to the
ssaas.assii Commission
ID Dys3s - Beach Railway al,
,r,isa j, ae establishment Of
d ~ between chesa-
!, n saa !, a point on the
,., about 10 miIe, lsle Shore more
qt Srea rsaua. a ferry it il, IS
Fbl, ts'GSs g os.t the mileage e
klsss, ~ Shore resorts Ni,f af
fl1fidco uiu cut the
a. g, 4 Nd, BY Sc
pi,s II tvs being made to to
slgiasss, hss Modern boats,
ss ~. each canoh,s
apS SS',,Ielaobiles INC on the
dscs l''0V Passengers
Wigs a.. examples Of
'ssept tbs rs applica-
ton I. Instance via
i 100 c,sallnbridge "a to to
/" lilies ,es, and to
Rated !, va the new
", r.sa ,aey Would be
's'ptctivsly. ''
Smyrna times., 1930-01-08

D' uome Missionary.
eonan'' hot-t ~ the home Of
, ID meet sI,Ss = on Delaware
EEsry Naplov' lasv afternoon at
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
Business indicators
ShOU UDlUGrd Trend

With general trade indicators
rising sharply to within 2 per
cent of normal, developments of
the past week strengthen the con-
viction that a period of stabiliza-
ton has set in, in preparation
for the process Of business re-
covery, which will become evident
at the beginning Of August, says
The Business Week in its re-
port covering the week ending
July 5. Occasional downward
fluctuations may be expected
from time to time In the next few
weeks, the weekly adds, but a re-
turn to the low level of the mid.
die Of June is unlikely. CONNER
cial loans are increasing with
seasonal demand, and the general
rate of credit expansion continues
considerably above normal and
rising steadily. The rate of COM
modify price decline Is below the
average of the past year. and in
some key markets greater steadi-
ness has appeared.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
LISTING BARES
MAN. Fl. DEAL.

The application Of American
Machine g. Metals, Inc, for list
ing of its shares on the New
York Stock Exchange revealed the
details of the reorganization of
the Manhattan Electrical Supply
Co. The application was ap-
proved.
The successor company will ex-
change $4,000 common shares Of
Manhattan on a share-for- share
basis. The remaining 31.S75
shares approved for listing repre-
sent the maximum number Of
shares which may be issued upon
the exercise of the conversion
provision contained in the linden
ture securing the 15.year con
vertible sinking fund 6h per
cent debentures of the Troy
Laundry Machine Co., Inc.
The new company was or
ganized in Delaware on March
81, whereas the predecessor com
pany was organized under the
laws of Massachusetts,.
Richard H. Brown, former presi-
dent of the company, who re-
signed following the recent crash
in the stock of the company. has
been succeeded by C. K. Wood.
bridge of Prince & Whitley.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
Out Qualifications of Hearst Publication Stock Issue
Heavy Loan Declines
Helped Set Position
OF Stock Mart Trend

Ngoing still lower, the present
loans would become q larger per-
centage of their value.
The ratio of brokers loans to
stock values has little or nothing
to do with prices II 1t did, stocx
prices could be put UP to any
imaginable level, merely by lend
ing more and more money to
brokers.
The fact is that the decline in
brokers loans thus far has chiefly
meant that lenders others than
New York banks have been pull
ing money out of the call loan
market, and thus reducing the
supply of speculative credit. This
is because call money rates are
so low.
Moreover, don't forget that the
total of collateral loans by banks
is still very large-~much above a
year ago and larger than a month
ago. The banks are carrying the
load dropped by other lenders.
1 figure that the total known
loans on securities at New York
are over nine and nine-tenths bill
lions, which is about where they
were last October. While stock
exchange brokers' loans decreased
by over one billion dollars last
month, and reserve member bank
brokers' loans dropped more than
800 millions, the total known loans
on securities decreased by only
335 millions.
Some Bond Liquidation
Even this is a good sized sum
Unquestionably there has been a
great deal Of wholesome tthough
sad liquidation. But some Of II
was clearly in bonds (Which de
clined most Of the month"; and
a great deal of the decline in
brokers' loans merely represents
a shifting of the credit load tc
the banks.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
BOND POSITION
IS GOOD

Bond prices on the New York
Stock Exchange presented more
favorable outlook last week, with
the all.bond index rising toward
the weeks close to counteract the
losses at the weeks opening,
thereby showing no loss over the
week. Five of the six groups made
slight gains. The recent decline
that began on June II continued
to July i. when the index of zoos
showed a drop of SO per cent
from the index Of 101.1 on June
10. Bond prices suffered a SINH
lar decline from March 21, the
1880 high, of 10l6 to April 80,
taking a drop of SO per cent. The
average weekly rate Of decline in
the recent break was 20 per cent
per week for a period Of three
weeks. as compared with a rate
of OILS per cent per week for a
period of six weeks in the pre-
ceding decline.
The average daily value traded
in bonds on the New York stock
exchange dropped by 1873 per
cent last week to SO, 100000. with
all of the six groups showing de-
clines and utilities at their 1880
low. Of the 10 bonds in the
Irving Fisher selection, Al per
cent rose in price last week. as
compared with the preceding
weeks close, when % per cent
were off and 81 per cent showed
no change.
Second grade rails were the
only bonds not to make a sharp
recovery toward last weeks close.
This group. at 1922 on July 3.
has dropped by 80 per cent since
June 9, by as per cent since the
1880 high If 1867 on March "a.
and Is but as per cent above the
extreme low of 97.5 on November
Is. 1929.
Foreign government bonds
made the most marked recovery,
closing last week up O.41 per cent.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
CONSTRUCTION
PROJECTS UP
-Timer Staff Photo

Large construction and en-
gineering operations that reached
the proposed stage in the United
States during the past week regis
tered a substantial gain in value
over the preceding week ana the
corresponding week in 1929. ALI
classes of new work, except high
ways, amounted to $64,541 900, a
figure which compares with $780,.
427,000 In the previous seven-day
period and $50, 100000 in the like
period last year, the McGraw-Hill
Construction Daily reports. Plans
for new theaters? aggregaSing
$8.475,000 reached the largest
total since January /.
Unclassified projects. with $30,.
227, 900, showed a large advance
over the preceding week and last
year. Other divisions took the
following sums: Education build.
ingS, $7.040. 900: commercial build.
ings. $5,015,000; public work,
$5,344.000; railway construction,
$3,570,000; hospitals. $4,000. 900; +;
industrial buildings, $1,870,000
The Western Natural Gas Com
pany will spend $14,000. 900 in
laying 750 miles of gas pipe line
between Lea county, N. Mex,
and Phoenix, Ariz. Plans for 200
miles of gas pipe line between
Montana and Minnesota involve
total of $4,000, 1000.
Approximately $3,570,000 is to
be spent by the Great Northern
Railway Company for SS miles
of track between Oregon and
California. Plans for a new
theater at Albany, N. Y, involve
the expenditure of $4,000, 900.
Private interests in Philadelphia,
Pa, are planning a $4,000, 900
temple of opera, drama and
music.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
OPTIMISM HERE
KEYNOTE Of
TRADE
Market Students See Steady
Gain, With Bond Trading
Popular; Commodities Up
BY JOHN E. NEVIN, JR.

Optimism, which for many
weeks has been missing from
stock market predictions. is creep
ing back into reports of commod.
ity and security exchanges all
over the country. A number Of
recent developments have aided
greatly in cheering the general f.
nancial situation.
A decided change for the bet
ter in bond situation is looked for
by financial experts in the Wash
ington area. A number Of mar
ket students advise their clients
to buy bonds at this time. Bear
ing them out in their predictions
comes a number of STRENGTHENING
features In the market which Dol.
sters up the spirit Of those who
have bought in the market and
also of those contemplating pur-
chaSeS.
A number of recent reviews also
look for a change in the entire
financial structure, with key
note of solidity running through
1t. These reviews point out that
the old order of bullish market
developing at runaway pace has
been abolished. In its place has
been reared the present-day mar
ket Of little change, but with a
steady upward climb ..
OF course, these reports point
out. the market has months of
work before 1t reaches normal
and for sometime it will suffer
cases of nerves" when slight
shocks are felt.
The total resources of the Riggs
National Bank have been set at
S6O.771, 900, according to a copy
of the report of condition printed
by the bank in response to the
call by the Comptroller Of Cur
rency,
John M. DeMarco has been
elected cashier Of the Seventh
Street Savings Bank, according to
statement issued following the
meeting of the board of directors
Of the institution yesterday. De-
Marco, a graduate of Washington
Chapter, American Institute of
Banking. is well known in local
financial circles. He is a mem
Der of the board of governors Of
the chapter.
Harold r. Smoot has Joined
the local office of Hartman and
Company. members of the New
York Stock Exchange.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
$32,95O,OOO Lost By
Fake Stock BUYERS

Victims of fraudulent stock
operations suffered losses total.
ing $32,95O,000 during the first
six months of this year, accord.
ing to the State Attorney Gen.
erals office. Part of this loss
was recovered through the inves.
legations of the Attorney Gen.
erals department.
Watson WaShburn, head of the
State Bureau of Securities of the
Attorney Generals office, sub
mitted these figures in his semi
annual report to Hamilton Ward,
State Attorney General. Mr..
Washburn stated that millions
Of dollars had '.een saved the
public through warnings issued
by the bureau against doubtful
securities.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
Big Decline Seen
In Farm Incomes

Current evidence. though rather
scant. indicates that agricultural
income for the present year will
fall considerably under that of
last season, according to a cur
rent survey by the Standard Sta
tiStics Company. Composite
prices for farm products on May
is. last. were 8 per cent under
those of a year previous. and
values Of leading crops subse-
ouently receded to new low levels,
the review points out.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
Bankers Syndicate
Gets ALbU11U Bonds

A $5,49O, 900 Az per cent bonds
issue of the City of Albany has
been awarded to a syndicate
headed by the Bankers Co. on a
bid Of $102.79. Other members
of the syndicate were the Ma
tional City Co., Harris. Forbes &
Co., Ames, Emmerich & Co., L.
F.. Rothschild & Co., and Ma
tional Commercial Bank & Trust
Co. of Albany. Public offering
of the bonds will be made July Z
at prices to yield 31z and 4 per
cent.
The Washington times., 1930-07-08
,BIG rush TO BUY IS NOTED
| BY MARKET EXPERT
Chances of Receiving 10 Per Cent Return
From Securities Is Seen Good; Four
Year Record Cited
BY THE SPECTATOR

Yesterdays reaction following unexpected prehoiday
decline prices Thursday does not make the immediate
outlook for the encouraging believe that good STOCKS
definitely buying and that current quota
tions will profit before many months nave passeo ouC
also believe will lower this month Selng
insstent and seemingly nexhaustbe despite
severe hakeots the past have indicated
liquidation the decrease OF over billion IN brokers'
loans the lowest level in several years buying mas neen ns
grade and hear the selling yet the demand s
Of the scaiedown There disposition reach Tor
stock explaining dunesS rallies The market should meet
its critical this week and resistance levels OF the pVota
stocks then the recovery likely to be long delayed
vervinr SINNERS the business situation and any
Sustained upturn there will stffen the market and lay the
foundation for definite upward turn