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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-01
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4 J'IEACUE TO
TIIECKLENECUS
Plead, Pathst'eally for
p;,It to Buy Arms as
War To Be Renewed
ITALIANS IN DISORDER
mi. Be PROSECUTED

GENEVA, July /. IUP).-Ah-
W rj,p British foreign secre.
tnS r y,d Nav asked the assembly OF
"a tss'I s .ss o:.Nat.ons 10 refuse
t y ,s Ls-S i,aly's conquest Of
I; S,s iyssS and ., the same time
I 1-,sG'. he dropping Of sanctions
. ..s5r II ItaIy because OF the fail
:. Of the league machinery TO
\, war in Ethiopia. 49,,
: Fsn suggested q reform Of the
IAN, "a, might be considered
S a:.I at the September prl-
: T3srs address followed one by
h.mier Leon Blum Of France
nm admitting the leagues fail
~ . suggested that Europe has
r =, 10 a situation similar to
.sst az 1914 and asked prompt
yror 10 preserve peace. He de-
isrsd ominously that France
,ooId not remain passive if her
81 or that of her allies Is IN
aided.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-01
VOTE ON JULY FOURTH!

North Cardinals second DEMOCRATIC primary toiiGo
Saturday JnIv 4th There is probably not voter IN
the State who is unaware of this fact but there Will
be thousands who will neglect their duty and PRIV
lege as citizens by failing to vote unless they can D
aroused to action. For this reason Inc 81 +h
is making this contribution to the effort to get the
voters to go to the polls
No citizen. man or woman, qualified to vote IN the
second primary, should fail to do So There is the
duty and the privileges of citizenship calling Tor tne
exercise of the franchise on next Saturday ms eec
on is of vast Importance to North Carolina No good
citizen can ignore it without failing to that extent IN
measuring up to the demands of patriotic citizenship
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-01
MIAMI BUILDING BOOM

MIAMI, Fla, July 1.-(UP)-
Building permits issued here and
at Miami Beach during the tlrst
half of 1886, today totaled Sl0'-
279,245, approximately $4,OOO;-
900 more than in the correspond
ing period last year.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-01
WEATHER

,,dv with local show
P,rt! and Thursday; little
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-07-01
GOOD AFTERNOON

With spud quotations what they
are, who is Al Smith that ~
should .corn even an Old Potato?
The Washington times., 1936-10-28

Opposition Of the automobile
club is centered on the argument
that the present taxes paid by
motorists are sufficient for the
costs Of local street and highway
maintenance, and that motor
taxes should not be increased with
the purposes Of experimenting the
general tax fund, however press
ing" the need for additional reve-
nue. may be.
The club refuteS the contention
that motor taxes in surrounding
States have any bearing on the
local tax. Mr.. Singer declared:
"The rate of motor taxes
should be determined solely on
The Washington times., 1936-10-28
D. c. MOTORISTS POLLED ON TAX RISE

Polling District motorists on
their stand as to proposals for adj
ditional taxes, the District Of Co
lumbia Motor Club of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association today
sent out thousands of ballots
which are expected to show con.
certed opposition to a higher levy
in motor taxes.
Russell E. Singer, general mana
ger of the local club, declared that
the threat to increase the automo-
bile tax appears to be more seri-
Gus than proposals of this nature
in past years. He said:
This danger can be averted
only by concerted opposition on
the part of Washington car own.
ers."
The Washington times., 1936-10-28
Eddie GarVin, Bride
Hurt in Auto Crash

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. % G.N.SO.
Bandages and liniment featured
the honeymoon today of Eddie
Garvin, film cameraman and his
bride, the former Virginia Des-
mond, Forest Hills IN. " debu-
tante.
They were returning to Holly
wood after their wedding in Yuma,
Ariz., when Garvin was unable to
negotiate a curve, the automobile
overturning twice. Passing motor
lists took the Garvins to an Indio
Hospital. Their injuries are not
serious.
The Washington times., 1936-10-28
Temple Forum States
Rev. Holmes in Talk

The Rev. John Haynes Holmes,
one Of the outstanding religious
leaders of the country, will speak
tomorrow night before the Ma
tional Temple Forum of the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation.
Appearing at the temple, he will
speak on the subject, Prophets
of Doom: Are They Right or
Wrong?" DR.. Holmes, who is now
connected with the Community
Church of New York, has been an
independent since he LEFT the Uni
tartan Church in 1919.
The Washington times., 1936-10-28

the basis Of need and not on
what q neighbOr State charges"
U. s. AID CITED
Deficits in the local budget
should be met through a higher
Federal contribution to the Dis
trict budget, Mr.. Singer contends.
He said:
until the Federal Govern.
ment pays its proper share and
until here is proof of substan.
TALLY increased need for high
way revenue, the question of
higher motor taxes does not
warrant serious consideration"
The Washington times., 1936-10-28

r. Walton Moore, Assistant Sec
rotary Of State, was elected presi-
dent by the District Virginia So
ciety last night at the Willard Ho-
tel. Other new officers: Gen.
Hugh s. Cumming, first vice presi-
dent; Col. Edwin A. Halsey, second
The Washington times., 1936-10-28
HEADS VIRGINIA SOCIETY

vice president; Commissioner Mel
vim c. Hazen, third vice president;
Byrd Leavell, secretary; Fred P.
Myers, treasurer; Mrs. Richard A.
Allen, DR.. Larry E. Annette, G. P.
Grove, John Garland Pollard and
James A. Somerville, executive
council members.
The Washington times., 1936-10-28

the highway and throughout
the years of its use.
Here is more than just an
improved steel body. 1t is the
first steel body of its kind
the only steel body that is
nlI-ot-a-piece with top, sides,
bottom and floor in one solid
steel unit.
Here is one-piece steel.on'
steel rigidity from the
arched and crowned steel
Turret Top down over
the drawn steel side panels
The Washington times., 1936-10-28

Bank workers hear -whenever steel vault is closed
Housewives hear -every time they shut their modern steel
refrgerators.
It's that unmistakabe sound of solid steel meeting solid
steel through artight rubber cushion.
And if you walk any General Motors showroom you'll
hear it, too-as statesmen and visitors hud home the doors
in the new UNISTEEL TURRET TOP BODY BY FISHER!
This solid substantial sound-without of tinnness
is to the afeywise and vauewise buyer enough to
make him say, '"Thats the car WANT"
For simple it is it yet expresses the luxury and
security that this advanced kind of steel body
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08
Glorifing Yourself.
By Alicia Hart

"There seldom is any halfway measure about mature beauty" an important cosmeticlan remarked re- gently. "An older woman is hand some or she is just plain dowdy.
 "If she falls into the second clas- sification, 1t generally is her own fault" he continued. Every woman over thirty should realize that per- feet grooming is all important and, as soon as she does, she can be even more attractive than young CT girl"
 The cosmetician means, of course, that one past thirty no longer can get along on simple little girl man. nerisms and the fact that she is fresh and young. Charming man. ners, sympathetic understanding and meticulous grooming are her forte. .,
 Gray hair, providing it is shin- ingly healthy and becomingly ar- ranged, is no cause for worry. If you make up your mind that you don't want to dye your silvery bkCOoCo, HihhS dP VAA AAAAA& &ASS sAsss you will brush, massage and sham poo more conscientiously than ever before in your life.
 Put aside temptations to wear shorts for tennis. Divided Skirts or plain ones will be infinitely more becoming. Overlook suggestions about frilly, school-girlish evening gowns. This is your chance to wear slinky satins, glamorous velvets and smooth, suave crepes. The idea is not to make yourself look old and stuffy, but mature and dignified.
 Buy your accessories carefully and keep them spotless. Use your tis- sue and nourishing creams more lavishly every night before you go to bed. Don't forget hand lotions. Take some kind of daily exercise which will keep your body fit and your mind clear.
 You can't keep fine lines away forever, but with proper skin care you can ward them of for a good many years. When they do begin to show. don't fret and worry. Lines. providing smiles and @ pleasant disposition put them around your mouth and eyes, often are charm ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08
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suits" North rebid the hearts, as much as to say, T want you to know that I hold a heart suit which must contain at least five hearts and, as bid diamonds first, I have more diamonds than hearts"
 souths bid of four clubs says. ''Even with that information, I still want to play the hand at clubs" North's bid of four dia- monds practically tells partner that he Is void of clubs.
 South makes a nice bid of five clubs. figureing that the club suit is worthless to North, while the diamonds and hearts will be of assistance to South, if the hand is played ct clubs.
 Norths pass Of five clubs Is very fine, as 1t shows that he clear Iy understands the type of hand hIs partner holds.
 The hand was held to five clubs. as West opened the king Of hearts and then. when East got in with the ace of clubs, he shifted to . spade.
 lCOpyrIeht, 1886, NEA Service. lnc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08
The Truth About Diet If Your Child Is Undernourished,
 He Needs More Food And Sleep

When your baby fails to gain weight, the malnutrition indicated may be due to insufficient amounts of food, or to inability of his body ko absorb food.
 Remember that the body must have materials for energy output and for growth, and that 1t will burn up its own tissues if 1t does not get enough food.
 This failure of nutrition may go pn to Q point where 1t is impossible for 6 baby to survive. Moreover, the baby that is insufiiciently or anadequately nourished is likely to develop various infections, to which, in 6 state of nlalnutrition, lt will readily succumb.
 Failure to gain weight is, there- Fore, a most serious condition. Doctors estimate that from one- Fourth to one-third of all the chil- dren in the United States today are tndernourished.
 Children who are ovcractive because of irritable nervous systems are likely to be undernourished
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08

This delightful refreshment set in the fruit motif was inspired by an actual bowl filled with luscious mixed fruit-and what could bo more appropriate? You see the bowl reproduced here as mat for your pitcher-and the six individ. ual mats for glasses are designed to represent Q pear, orange, apple, peach, bunch of grapes, and three plums. Worked in outline, using natural colors, this set makes Q most colorful and useful addition to your linen supply. Complete on transfer that stamps in the actual colors to be used for embroidering, as number Ce060, and suggestions for completing are included.
 Order by number, send los, stamps or coins. (Any three l0c patterns only 2bc.) By mall only. Address: Aunt Martha Democrat, Box 160, Kansas City, Mo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08
Your Children
TANTRUM IS PROTEST
 AGAINST ILLUSTRATION
By Olive Roberts Barton

t
 Possibly no problem in child management has been more discuss ed than the taHitruEn. Many parents however, continue to regard tt aa something abnormal.
 The taiitrunn Is not abnormal. 4 is merely anger generated by frlis- tration. If this is abnormal, then all of us are queer. What day passes without some form of rage hesettiag us9 We may not turn blue, hold our breath or Jie screeching on the floor but we lose our appetities, or get c headache or swear, according to our pattern.
 The tantruin is rage expressed in the child's pattern. Maybe he has been over-indulged, or his na- tural instincts to play tor acc quire) have been too persistently thwarted, but there is Q cause, be sure. In some children the cause may be very slight, once he is set in his habit.
 At any rate, he explodes. He cannot talk himself into getting his way, 50 he stages 1t. Tiny chil- dren, like many older ones too age not lawyers. They are not "articulate," which means lack oi power to put your case. They have no silver -tongued terms to justi- fy what they deem their rights
 Anger Delights Many Persons Mothers today know pretty well how to deal with the tantrun child, for the moment. They let him alone, deny the prize he is working for, and even resort to | the faint" cures, cold water sud- denly applied. But usually the breath -holder comes to very nice- ly when he finds himself neglected
 It Is true that many tots never get over the tantrum habit. Long after they cease to be toddlera they continue to stage outrageous scenes.
 It is also 0 fact that many oi those who "appear" to be cured are not cured at all, but have merely changed tactics.
 It is interesting to speculate on the number of people in the world who are entirely governed by afl- ger. Anger is Q perfectly delight full emotion, whether we think so or not. We love to be good and mad at everything and everybody. Sometimes we are justified, be- cause righteous rage has Q place. But the habits" of hate, jealousy, chip-carrying, all blood brothers of rage, are different. We could discard them if we would, but we love them, 50 we hang on. Any psychologist can tell us that.
 Lifo May Need Revamplng
 But, unlike joy or calm content, anger leaves c trail of misery in broken health, thin nerves, and other things. It never pays. Self control does not mean merely hold ing in. That does not remove the emotion itself. Real self-control is 0 long, hard business to acquire consisting of quick substitution of another thought as quickly as pos- sibie and Q new outlook that will eventually weaken the anger coin- plex.
 The tantrum child should not be merely neglected when he has his spasrns. His whole routine of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08
TODAY's HEALTH QUESTION

Q.-There is Q system of diet in which, at given meals, differently constituted foods are grouped; that is, at one meal proteins only are eaten, and at another meal starches are eaten. Can you give me any information on this diet?
 A.-The system of diet mentioned is one of the nu- merous food fads being pro- mulgated to capitalize on the modern interest which intel ligent people take concerning their diet.
 There is no basis for the theory that foods need to be grouped at given meals &C., cording to their composition. There is no evidence that at one meal only proteins and at another only starches should be eaten.
 As Q matter of fact, so many common everyday food- stuffs contain both proteins and starches that to follow such a diet system would be impossible. even if 1t were desirable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08

to control his tendency toward too much play. Make certain, also that he does not eat between meals A piece of candy or 0 glass of milk, taken just before Q meal, will kill the appetite for food.
 Sometimes tlndernourishe chil. dren will eat better if they get more sleep. The irritable and restless child should stay in bed until at least 10 o'clock in the morning and take a long nap in the afternoon.
 This serves the double purpose of lessening the demand for fueI to use in supplying energy and oi quieting the nervous system.
 It is particularly important tc remove any infections that arc dis turbing and destroying the body oi the child.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08

VAOn0 " eAAO WHY WaAA @aAa ANeA9vA@ eaa, if they hope to cause that extra heart beat, which spells romance and love to men, young and old.
 Dear Miss Vail: | have been going with Q certain girl for three years, and have always been happy and satisfied with her. But now ! have . problem
 For the past year she has been putting on more and more avoir- dupOls, # you know what \ mean. While she used t0 be slim and
 beautiful, now she's fat and, well, sloppy. Now, I'm always careful
 about my personal appearance, and take pride in my general
 grooming. You sec this Is no
 puppy love; I'm twenty.seven;
 she's twenty.slx. I really care Tor
 her and wouldn't want anything
 to come between us. But # this
 keeps up, I don't know what might happen. What is your suggestion
 in this matter?
 DISCOURAGED FRANK.
 AkVubt0 1kAV0SAp GA0AaRs = esee@S W well tell you plainly, that If your girl friend Is showing poundage ct twenty-six, she's inclined to put on plenty, if you don't catch 1t in time. You say that you really love her, and you don't want anything to come betweeny ou. Then the only way to forestall the inevitable, IS to warn her deiinitelythat you just cannot countenance excess flesh in the woman of your choice. This will not be cruel; believe me when I say that such advice will be the greatest kindness you could possibly bestow on your love. The time has passed when love overlooks general appearance. Tell her to do some. thing about 1t. She must avoid rich foods for Q while: she must ex- ercise consistently, and if she tips the scale over one hundred thirty five, she will be wise to take certain baths, and scientific reducing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08
Cramped Vocabulary Makes
 Talk TiresOme

My Edna, If you'd only stop this tiresome talk, and look around to see the effect it's havingl
 Your cramped vocabulary, your worn-out phrases are boring Hal stiff. Lovely" and awful" seem to be the only adjectives you know. And it's really very wearing-the way you keep ringing in Hast but not least" "sad but true" i. "reigns supreme" You're kind of nightmare to Hal, for he's real fellow-likes talk that's clean-cut and colorful. Above all, likes to be able to get in word or two him. self, once in Q whilel
 Nobody can afford to talk incor- rectiy. Our 32-page booklet shows how to be ready with the right word at the right timc-a golden asset in social life and business. It tells how to enlarge your vocabu- laFy, pronounce words correctly, make your talk shine. A real Ies- son-booklet every ono should 0wnt
 Send i0e for your copy of HOW
 TO IMPROVE YOUR VOCABU- LARY Co the Waterbury Democrat Home Service, GSS sixth Ave, New xeFk. N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08
Spring Model Disguises
 Overweight

Edited by LAURA !. BALDT, A. M. For many years Assistant Profess sor of Household Arts, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York. N. Y,
 A stunning spring jacket dress of tailored lines. It will freshen your mid-season wardrobe In navy wool crepe. Gay crepe silk in lively print in fuchsia and copen made the col- lar and jabot. It appears again in the pocket trim.
 Or perhaps you'd like 1t in black or in beige ,olen.
 This g ..eriZing model also adapts itself perfectly to plain or printed crepe silks.
 Style No. 26D7 is designed for size es 36, 30, 40, 42, A, 70 and 48-inches bust. Size 90 requires 1 l-4 yards of 30-inch material with 7-8 yard of 3o-inch contrasting for short Sleeved dress and jacket.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS tl5c) tcoin is preferred) for PATTERN. Write plainly YOUR NAME, AD- DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE YOU WISH.
 New Spring Fashion Book Costs TEN CENTS. Send for Your Copy Todayl BOOK and PATTERN to- gether TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08

ANSWER:
 Wonder the question doesn't depend what satisfaction in life Is got out Of ser' v This pont in the textbook If Chsany blessed to give than to receive He that oud saye hs solomon said that there a ncreaseh withholding more than met whch ndeth This much certainly true; tha the selfish per- what he wants regardless Of the other fellow mach peaure in his posSesSns Take the man who starts cruhes his competitions In meciesS that his compcnsateg him Tor the conempuou people speak Of hmv Iake tne man o never considers children but always does what he to regardless of them DO he gives him as much the affection of his family which he has forfeedT dont think
 When young likely to think of happiness as con- older happiness something e tireiy different state of bodily and spiritual contributes most to this state good health with the people love- The utterly selfish never have good relations with those they love-
 Of course other virtue be in the ground ruined by unselhsh mothers than husbands been spoiled by unseIsh wives than by Anybody that unselnsh to d0ormat of himself gets nothing but oot wipine question of this sort o pick out omsn who k supremey of the material things lonely the the weather van Ana though nobody else M think of another to wbom her friends as they might go to priest She short on of a Simply she unselhsh to e thinks others and able to get the viewpoint others dOOrmak She has dignity and seeSpect and snmpathctC understanding other fellows problems
 what the Greeks the point at which to a completely unselsh get stars in their crowns though appear get big kick out of life a they stride through the pleasure and satisfaction of being loved and admired by their companions of the journey
 CAROLINE cHATT1ELD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-08

they are robbed of their natural vitamins in process of preparation. Tn the next place they are robbed of most of the natural minerals which grow in the cereal. Finally they tend to give an acid ash upon combustion or utilization in the body whereas the plain cereal grain itself gives Q less acid ash if used as food. The important objection, think, is the vitaniin deficiency to which the use of these refined cer- cal products leads. If Q child is permitted to satisfy the immediate hunger or appetite with these easily eaten things the child will scarcely wish to eat enough natural or un- denatyrized things to supply the vitamin and mineral requirements of growth and health.
 That's why I say give the chii- dren plenty of sugar, candy. SnolAs- ses, sweet things, honey, ice cream, cake, cookies, but only as and for dessert, never before or in the course of meals; this fuel food is-es- sential if the child plays hard as real child should. If the child Is namby-pamby sort and plays lit- tie or not at all-the sweets ration should be vey low.
 Predcterminlng Sex <
 Does removal of one Fallopian tube limit the sex of offspring? .. (Mrs. J. c. S) fy
 Answer-No. There is no ground for the myth that the ovum or egg cell from one ovary is necessary to develop into Q boy baby and that from the opposite ovary is neces. sarily to develop into Q girl baby. No one can predetermine sex. This is not to say there are not thou- sands of fakers or misguided folk who assure you they know by intus ition or divination how to predetsr- mine sex.
 Vitamins and Rehumatiz
 have had chronic arthritis for six years. A friend says you told about vitamins helping 1t. Can you give me any information about this? (Afrs. M. J. E) ..
 AubWcE-x xOU ulhy 1A1i0 botLiO helpful information in the booklets, "Ills Called Rheumatism, Building Vitality. Send stamped addressed envelope and inclose ten cents coin for each booklet wanted.
 Comfort Zone
 Please advise regarding the healthful temperature for 8 house with twelve rooms and ceilings (H. F)
 Answer-The household tempepa- ture, at level of five or six feet above floor, should bc kept between GO (nights) and 70 (days) s)--averag- ing 08. Also, no matter what me- thod of heating is employed, from twenty to thirty gallons of water should be evaporated in the house daily. Open fire or radiant heaters (electric or gas or other fuel burn- ing) adds to comfort because rAd- iant heat warns bodies or objects more and the air less. Household temperature should never. be.Aal- lowed to rise above 70, no matter if the devil himself is your guest. Copyright i936, John F. Diile Coo