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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-12-02

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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-12-02

The white ant produces $4,000 eggs a
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-12-02

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Evening star., 1933-06-27

SHE PRESSED THE TUMBLER INTO
THE COOKED RICE TO FORM
CUPLIKE PLACES FOR THE
FRUIT.
different" While berries are specified
other fruits can be used, such as
peaches, apricots, plums, etc.
Raspberries and Rice.
One-half cupful rice
Two cupsful SKINNED milk.
One egg.
One tablespoonful cream.
One-half teaspoonful salt
In double boiler cook all together
except the egg and cream. When the
rice Is tender stir in the ll-beaten
egg mixed with one tablespoonful cream
and cook for two minutes longer Turn
into a good sized pudding dish, having
the mixture about IL inches thick
Press a tumbler into the rice when it
Is party cooked making as many hol-
lows as there are persons to be served
Leave enough space between holloWs so
that each followed portion can be cut
out separately without interfering with
the other and without cutting into any
followed portion.
One quart raSpberrieS.
One-third cupful sugar
One teaspoonful gelatin dissolved in
one tablespoonful cold water.
Two tablespoonfuls boiling water.
Whipped cream
Put sugar and water in a saucepan
and stir until sugar is melted. Then
Evening star., 1933-06-27
DOROTHY DX'S LETTER BOX

EAR MSS D1XI 2s years old and in love with sdovss
boy. tells while very
- of he could the deep and tender love he
life that would primarily them ideal home
many
oberated hidden away from
children and that this attitude the second wife resulted hidden
his chdren mother M happily apr and low lovingly fGstered red
'''N ~ 'N "'A - ~ WV A'N(' VI T UNpEc1DED etr E.'
depend upon your knowledge of
self and how much little
IF of jealous temperament
get gen-eyed
believe me- No can on blame m M her when one d % b id
who throwing
what marvellous air
and thought of buying but
Blessings brighten they fade particularly
life If every wdower had been
really romapca devoted to his wife he thinks
wouldn't be the job a tackles.
60 aspect problem bear this mind that
reality husbands first wife the
can possibly have and that cold pale sadowy ghost
routed by live Your husband still
ness that will bring into his life.
doesn't really matter who first mans life the
is to be who him the
don't make your husbands Ht wife @
worship.
the children, gone most
they will meantime considering
their fathers attitude
big sister Leave all Of the controlling dscipnng
feel that understand and sypahze with
is grateful
for not qaaIreling with his children that he adoe her
ns ms it, and babV and VIII ah @ You can start the g0S Tq mend
Evening star., 1933-06-27
A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
BY HERBERT PLUMMER.

with the Democratic Lewis of Illinois
got into the fray.
1t was perhaps inevitable that this
should happen ard but natural, there
fore, that such an opponent of tamper-
ing with the war debt question in any
fashion as Robinson of Indiana would
be heard from at the slightest oppor-
tunity. MacDonald's speech gave a per-
feet opening.
This development produced an out
right suggestion on the floor of the
Senate that if the war debt question
continued to be pushed, the American
delegation should sail for home immedi-
aely. That was the suggestion made
by the Indiana Senator in his attack.
The situation is a difficult one no
matter which way you look at it. The
December payments will be due before
Congress is convened in regular session
next January.
The cruX of the whole thing seems
TO be that while the President may have
the power to negotiate revision of the
war debts there are some who deny
his right to accept a part payment from
debtor nations. And part payment or
token" payments have been much in
the news.
If, as some contend token payments
amount to default and Prime Minister
MacDonalds assertion that war debts
must be a part Of the agenda at Lon
don is accepted then the effect on
the Economic Conference is not hard to
figure out.
Evening star., 1933-06-27
Uncommon Sense
Running From Trouble.
BY JOHN BLAKE.
BY JOHN BLAKE.

n OBODY can travel fast enough
nj to get away from trouble. Man
Y has good inheritances and evil
ones. Trouble is in the latter
class.
We are told that man is born to
trouble as the sparks fly upward" and
we know we shall have our share of it.
If we use our intelligence, We know
that when trouble comes the only wise
thing to do is to go out-a little more
than half way if posSible-and meet it.
The reason many people are failures
is that they are afraid to fight. OF
course, it is hard to look difficulty or
misfortune in the face, but it is the
only way out.
X X
If you are in tough situation-ill
hard up, out of job-the way out is
not to sit down and curse your hard
luck. They cannot Go YOU any possible.
good. 1t is sure to make things worse.
Grit your teeth and fight.
AS a rule something can be done to
make things better. 1t may be hard
and is certain to be unpleasant. But
what else is there to do unless you
admit to yourself that you are a gutter
and sit down and give up?
Whining will not help you. Some
times friends will. but as a rule they
are busy with their cwn affairs and
can't be bothered with yours. If you
lie down" you are lost.
The only way is to look your troubles
in the face. Don't even remove them
as far from your control as the old
kit bag" in the song. If you are to
get any further enjoyment out of your
life you must fight for it.
(CopYricht. 1Qn2
Evening star., 1933-06-27
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

Pop was smoking and thinking with
satisfied expression, and ma said,
Well, Willyum, have you thawt any
more about modern bed room sweet?
Well, yes l have, pop said, and ma
said, Why Willyum think that's per-
feckly wonderful.
I been thinking about it seriously and
I think I'm in a position to prove to
you conclusively that it would be the
most illogical thing in the werld to buy
new bed room sweet. and if you follow
my line of reasoning with an open
mind I'm sure you'll agree with me,
pop said
Well go ahead, I'm sure I'm open
minded but I'm equally sure you're
wrong before you start, ma said, and
pop said, In the ferst place nobody
sees your bed room except yourself, un-
less of course you drag people up there
Just to show eff your ferniture, Wich is
most deplorable ostentation, and in the
End place it takes years to get suffi-
ciently accustomed to the position of
even ordnerry bed room ferniture so you
can move around in the dark without
risk of bodily injury, SO just think of
the paneful weeks and months we'd
have colliding against those crazy
corners and angles, and in the Bird
place
Never mind the 3rd place, Willyum,
I think you've made cut your case per-
feckly we'll enough and I agree with
you, ma said
I must be dreeming don't wake me
up too abruptly, pop said, and ma said,
What we really need, it just occurs to
me like bolt from the blue, what We
really need is modern dining room
sweet, wich would automatically re-
move all your objections. because in
the ferst place practically everybody
that enters the house sees the dining
room and can admire the new ferniture
of their own unforced will, and in the
End place we're never in the dining
room in the dark, so that eliminates
the fzzical danger, and in the 3rd
place We never even get as far as the
Bird place, SO it seems a modern dining
room sweet is the logical thing after
all, and just to think, Willyum, it's
practically your ideer.
retire in disorder, pop said
Meening in back of the sporting page.
Evening star., 1933-06-27
EVERYDAY PSYCHOLOGY
BY DIR. JESSE W. SPROWLS.

previous Indulgence in individual cases.
alcohol is said TO act as a stimulus
At least that's what the average in
dulger will tell you.
This point has by no means been
thoroughly established by experimental
methods. A small amount of alcohol
does appear to loose the cords of self
consciousness, enlarging ones social
horizon temporarily. In consequence
of this enlargement of the social con-
facts, there arises feeling of expan-
sion which is easily mistaken for men
tai activity and general mental alert
ness.
Back of all this you must keep in
mind that as you extend the range of
your social stimulation, you narrow the
range OF your individual attention. No
one can effectively attend to more than
one thing at time. 1t is absolutely
impossible to indulge in alcohol and
thereby expect to do efficient work Of
any kind. The laws of mental life
are as rigorous as any of the laws of
nature. No one can ignore them with
out paying the penalty.
The most you can say about the
beneficent effects of alcohol is that it
offers temporary relief from the
pangs of introversion and to some eX-
tent from the foolishness of selfishness.
In other words, it serves as some sort
of escape from reality. Take it all in
all. the escape is more costly than the
confinement. Put it down that those
who argue for alcohol are merely
hunting up reasons for weaknesses
which they know they cannot justify
on the basis of living facts.
(Copyright, 1889
Higher mental training can bring
born leaders to the front.
Evening star., 1933-06-27
Summertime Cookery IF Fruit
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

add the raspberries and cook over a
very low flame for five minutes. stirring
only as much as required to avoid
burning. Then strain and to the liquid
add the gelatin and stir until well
mixed. Pour over the berries and al
low to cool. then put in refrigerator
with the dish Of rice also. Just before
serving cut rice portions apart and put
on serving dish. Fill the hollow cups
with the raspberries until overfiowing
Dot top of each with tablespoonful
whipped and sweetened cream.
Line the bottom of quart pudding
dish with stale cake broken into bits
cover with layer of blackberries and
then with light sprinkling of sugar
dot with wee bits of butter. Repeat
until cake and blackberrieS are used
Over the top pour the following:
One and a half or two cups of milk.
One-haf teaspoonful salt.
One teaspoonful vanilla
Dot top of betty with butter and
bake in hot oven for 90 minutes
Serve hot or cold with cream Bread
crumbs may be used with the cake or
alone. If alone be more generous with
the butter and add one beaten egg to
the liquid before pouring over the
pudding betty.
Evening star., 1933-06-27

The amusements Of the Enchanted
Island are not free-a special charge
is made for them. The only free"
place / noted was the Story Cove, or
International Library for Children 1t
contains about 400 books, and has
chairs and tables where visitors may
read and rest. Each afternoon there
are story hours in the little library.
If you visit the fair and do not
desire to spend much money. 1 sug-
gest that you go first to the exhibits
for which there is 70 charge Your
general admission ticket entities you to
visit Sd exhibits without further cost.
These include the Hall of Science, the
Electrical Building, the Maya Temple.
the Moroccan Village. the Florida
Gardens. the Egyptian Pavilion, the
States Building. the Swedish Pavilion
and the Home Planning Group.
There is an old saying that people
Evening star., 1933-06-27

who live in glass houses shouldn't throw
stones" but I have never known any
people who lived in such house.
There is a glass house at the fair.
however. It is of circular shape and
is called THE House of Tomorrow
The outside walls are of clear glass.
II is fitted with an airplane hangarl
At the edge of the fair grounds are
three permanent buildings Of great in
terest-the Field Museum of Natural
History, the Aquarium and the Plane
tarium.
II have prepared a new leaflet
called Forty Worlds Fair Facts" and
it will be mailed to you without charge
If you send a stamped return envelope.
This leaflet contains many points about
the Century Of Progress not taken up
in this series. Address your letter to
me in care of this newspaper).
(Copyright. l933)
Evening star., 1933-06-27
Baked Bananas.

Wash four large bananas. remove one
section of skin from each banana. and
loosen the remainder all around with
out breaking the skin. Place in shall
low baking dish and sprinkle two table
spoonfuls of sugar and one tablespoon
full of lemon juice over them. Bake
quickly until tender then cool. Serve
with or without whipped cream.
Evening star., 1933-06-27
Graham Gems.

Mix and sift one cupful of graham
flour with one cupful of bread flour, half
a teaspoonful of salt, and five teaspoon
fulS of baking powder Add two
beaten eggs, one cupful of milk, anG
two tablespoonfuls of molasses, Mix
thoroughly and bake in well creased
gem pans in hot oven for 25 minutes.
Evening star., 1933-06-27

to see a very tall man Che is about 7
feet in height who was serving as
"greeter" to children.
Here and there are carved figures
which stand for characters in fairy
stories. There is a small-sized ferris
wheel and a merry-go-round; but it
seemed that the boys and girls were
obtaining most enjoyment from a
small railroad train which runs at a
fairly high speed. 1 counted eight
cars behind the locomotive and coal
car. Children were riding in the coal
car as we'll as in the coaches.
Plays are given at the children's
theater and there is a marionette show.
Evening star., 1933-06-27

N | " HldlteI Wlldl SlIS punlSnl0entS,
the child with a Wanderlust
" cannot resist the temptation of
4 the open road, the sight of
other children playing, the
call of new pastures
There are some things a mother may
do to curt his urge to run away. She
may lure playmates into his own yard
Older ones are extremely helpful, not
because they watch the child. but be-
cause they say reprovingly, "Oh, you
mustn't run into the street, baby" and
because they are children the child is
respectful.
Children of the same age who have
learned this lesson can be counted upon
to act as deterrentS. Invite them to
play, for playmates are almost impera
tive if the child is to be satisfied at
home. Gates and fences and playpenS
help, but the spirit to stay put must be
fostered
Promises, threats and punishments
will not work with the runaway child.
Putting the burden for staying at home
on the child is too dangerous. 1t isn't
that he doesn't know. but he has a
short memory. The temptations are
terrific, likewise the urge to see and do
things by himself.
The problem of the runaway child
can be solved only if the mother is able
to decipher the cause of his discomfort
ment at home.
Evening star., 1933-06-27

~ COURSE, the lovely screen stars
~ find this beauty soap marvelous-for
years they've used it to keep their skin
satin-smooth, radiantly young-looking.
Now scientists explain WHY this soap
is such wonderful aid in keeping skin
young-looking.
The Secret of Youthful Skin
Nature puts certain precious elements into
all types of skin to keep it youthful; young
skin is rich in them. It's the gradual loss of
these vital elements, as years 60 by, that
makes skin grow rough, eart-breakingly
dull and old-looking.
Evening star., 1933-06-27

wound up its work before the London
Conference was convened or before the
June war debt payment from Great
Britain fell due.
MacDonald'S speech gave Senators
their first opportunity to speak their
minds. Two Republican Serators-Fess
of Ohio and Robinson of Indiana
Evening star., 1933-06-27

But now scientists tell you, tests show Lux
Toilet Soap actually contains precious ele-
ments Nature puts in skin itself to keep
it youthful. And so it checks the loss of
these precious elements from the skin.
Evening star., 1933-06-27
The Psychology of Alcohol.

I suppose that no one will dispute
the fact that alcohol powerfully infiu-
ences the mental processes of the in
dulgent. at least for a certain period of
time. To certain point varying with
Evening star., 1933-06-27

This soap, they declare, with
its complete freedom from
harshness, its ready solubility
and its content of precious ele-
ments is a wonderful aid in
keeping skin smooth, youthful.
Small wonder so many fa-
nous screen stars are enthusi-
astic about it! 686 out of 6o4
important Hollywood actresses
Evening star., 1933-06-27
UNCLE RAYS
CORNER
Chicago's Big Fair.
1F IT. ELI r-y.I

1.-THE Enchanted Island.
TIVE acres of ground at the
- Century of Progress have been
set aside for boys and girls This
L space is known as the En-
chanted Island though it forms
only part of the island on which it
is located.
AS l entered the Enchanted Island
space the first time I was interested
Evening star., 1933-06-27

= UMMERTIME cookery includes
fresh fruit cookery Not only is
this necessary for providing a
~ well stocked preserve closet, but
also there are many delicious
recipes which are for immediate en-
joyment. Moreover, there are occa-
Sional instances where cooked fruits
prove more digestible than does ripe
fruit. The two recipes given today are
Evening star., 1933-06-27

sion was heard in
Washington in the
Senate as a result
II h e opening
fay's proceedings
Across the Allan
tic. Ramsay Mac
Donald's injection
of the question Of
war debts into his
opening remarks to
the conference had
an immediate re-
per Gus ion in
Washington.
Evening star., 1933-06-27

illustrations and text copr- 1888, Kotex CO.
uERE is kotex-just as soft. just
as safe, just As comfortable as
ever-but with added service, be-
cause of a proccssed center section
that gives 30 to 80 per cent greater
protection. Read the direction sheet
to see how this is done.
Every advantage that won you
over to koiex is still here-the ease
of disposal, the absorbency, the
softness. the "Phantomized" ends,
rounded and tapered.
The Equalizer pad cannot be copied
or duplicated. 1t is protected by L. S.
Patent No. l,863.333. All drug, dry
goods and department stores are now
selling Equalizer Kotex.
Evening star., 1933-06-27

are devoted to this fragrant, white soap.
And it's the official soap in all the big film
studios.
Why not start today to give yoxr skin
this scientific care?
Evening star., 1933-06-27
HAT most political observers
In Washington ought t
would happen, unless Presi-
dent Roosevelt succeeded in

tourn before the London Economic
Conference had begun, did happen.
Delegates to the world parley hardly
had taken their seats before an explo-
Evening star., 1933-06-27

It h a d b e e n
free ly predicted
that there would
be trouble if Con-
gress h a d not
Evening star., 1933-06-27
Your Baby and Mine
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.
Runaway Child Disconnected at
Home.
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.

o matter what his punishments,
the child with a wanderluSt
cannot resist the temptation of
the open road, the sight of
ut lpr children rola vino tho
Evening star., 1933-06-27

EAR MISS DIXI old and In love with widower
AZ He three chidrena daughter, IA H. little
This frankly tells that while he fond
he could
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-09
NEW SYSTEM
WILL. GUARD
BANK VAULT

Within a few days the El Centro
branch of the Security First Ma
tional bank will be equipped with
an electrical sound-wave burglar
alarm system of the type the bank
is now installing in the vaults OF
all its 122 branches throughout
Southern California, according to
o. C. Horne, vice president and
manager of the local unit. Elec-
trical engineers are expected to be-
gin the installation work about the
middle of next week.
Exclusively for bank usage, the
alarm systems give added protec-
ton to bank vaults and are rec
ognized as an important aid IN the
war against crime. Said to be the
best device of its kind, the alarm
system to be installed here bears
the certificate of the National Bu
reau of Casualty and Surety Un-
derwriters, testimonial to its ef-
ficiency.
The apparatus is arranged to
sound a warning when disturban-
ces occur within the bank vault
after it's massive door has been
closed. Sound vibrations-such as
are caused by hammering, drilling
burning or other methods of at
tack-are recorded by sensitive
microphone. These impulses are
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-09
BY GEORGE E. HELMER

United Press Staff Correspondent
SACRAMENTO Nov. 9.-Cah-
fornia's liquor regulatory laws, as
provided by constitutional amend
ment and interpreted by Attorney
General U. S. Webb, place defin-
ite ban on drinking in public places,
but practically no restriction on the
sale of package liquor for con-
sumption in the home.
A resume of Webbs rulings
showed today that only the state,
through the board of equalization,
may enforce the regulations; the
local option laws are Ineffective.
that liquor licenses cannot be de-
MED because "a certain percentage
of property owners" in the same
block protest; that persons may
purchase as much as five gallons Of
liquor at a time.
Outstanding aspects of these rul-
ings include:
Municipal and county govern
ments have no regulatory or po-
lice power in connection with Ii
quor control, and violations must
be brought to the attention of the
state board Of equalization.
The state of California alone has
exclusive power to regulate the
sale of liquor. This means that
communities such as Palo Alto,
which voted against light wines
and beer, cannot bar the sale Of
liquor in original packages. Retail
stores in those communities may
obtain permits and deal in spirit
uous beverages. Local option is
superseded by the state law.
If residents in certain block
object to sale of liquor in the
neighborhood grocery or drug store,
they can do nothing about it, so
long as the sales are conducted &C
cording to law.
There is practically no limit to
the amount person may buy. He
is permitted five gallons, but by
visiting separate stores or making
additional trips to the same store
he might lay in large supply.
Liquor handled contrary to law
cannot be seized or confiscated.
Search warrants must be procured
before state investigators look into
reports of violations.
ALI May Sell
Any kind of retail stores may
obtain an "off sale" license and
deal in liquor, provided the store
IS operated by man of good NOR
al standing" who has observed the
Gales tax law. This means that gro
cery, drug, department and cigar
stores probably will be the main
dealers in liquor. 1t means, also,
that jewelry stores, garages, clo-
thing stores and even stationery
shops may obtain permits and sell
liquor.
Under terms of the constitution
al amendment, liquor may be pur-
chased at the retail stores, but it
cannot be consumed on the pre-
i1.sses or in a public eating Or
drinking place Nor can wines and
beer be served in the immediate
establishment where "off-sale' IL
quor permits are granted.
Individuals wishing To import
their own particular brand OF
Scotch or rye from Canada or Eng-S
land must have an importers IL