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La gaceta., 1937-04-23
Las recomendaciones del Cobemador
rechazadas por los Comics de Hacienda
del Senado y de la Camara
Seis lfderes de la Legislature redactaran
YIN prosrama financiero

ingresos del estado c0locados en-
un fondo comdn para desemboi.
sarlos bajo autorizaci6n especf.
flea del poder legislative. Ell co
mite de hacienda y contribucio-
mes de la camara Sc expres6 a.
yer en- contra de esa recomen-
daci6n, por ii votes contra 8.
Aconsej6 tambien Ell gober-
nador que Ia legislature anule
|todos los creditos continuados G
,indefinidos. Ell comit& de la ca
mara di6 apoyo temporal a Ia
idea Y comision6 a 81 presiden-
tie, Wood, del condado de Liber-
ty, para hacer un estudio de los
gastos e informar en- que depar-
deben establecerse IL
mitaciones definitivas.
Esta noche We reuniran seis
lfderes del senado y la camara
para redactar un programa le-
gislativo, y dfcese que estudia-
ran particularmente log probe
mas monetarios, Los que Sc reu-
niran son ell presidente del Sc
nado, Mr.. ellis; ell presidente
do b camara, Mr.. Christie. y los
seiiorss. Waad, hesll y Scales.
La gaceta., 1937-04-23
Clama venganza 81 pueblo de Madrid contra los
a~rtlIeros que disparan sobre la poblscion
civil no-combatiente
Una avanzada leal dinamito un puente y produjo
mas tarde la destruction de I'm tren
de los f~acciosos
Toda una compania insdrgente, de 10 hombres
Sc paso con las armas a las filas republicans

Madrid, abril 23.-H pueblo
de Madrid clama venganza cons
ira los artilleros faccicsos que
disparan sobre los barrics ha-
bitados por la poblacion no-com
batiente, averiando edlificios y
matando a mujeres y niios.
Furiosos, los habitantes de la
capital demandan acci6n violen
ia contra ell enemigo artero, con
ell fin de silenciar a la artilleria
asesin&, por cuanto no perjudi-
ca las Iposiciones ieales y, en-
cambio sacrifice vidas de seres
inocentes.
Todos los peri6dicos, en- VII
brantes artfculos, piden que a
la violencia Sc conteste con la
violencia y que los criminales
sean impla.ablemente eastiga-
dos.
"Ya los facciosos, dice uno de
los peri6dicos, sc han puesto
mas AHA de los derechos huma-
nos, con sus atrocidades, y Ma
drid contestant adecuadamente.
La artilleria leal silenci6 a la
insurgente duranbe varias mo
ras; pero Ell canoneo criminal,
sin cbjetivo estrat6gico, voavid
a repetirse en- horas de la tar
de. Durantes Ell dia los proye.ti.
he's matarorf a mas de 80 perso-
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

mas, incluyendo a varios ninos.
Las milicias derrotaron a los
facciosos en- Usera, haciendoles
mrchas bajas y q~uitandoles va
rias lineas de trincheras.
Durante la noche, despues de
cesar ell fuego, las GALES Sc lie
naron de nuevo.
Ell general Miaja asegura que
tiena copados a los facciosos de
la Ciudad Universitaria y que
no los dejara es,apar.
La policia de Madrid, frente
a los npevos crimenes, confisc6
las cajas de seguridad de ami
gos de los facciosos, acumulan-
do 1900, 900 pesetas para repa-
raciones de guerra.
Informan de Barcelona que
una avanzada leal penetr6 en- te-
rritorio rebelde, en- una extern
sion de 25 millass y vol6 Jun
puente sobre Ell rio Giioca. I'm
tren que Nevada municiones v
refuerzos a los fadsiosos del
frente de Teruel, Sc cay6 poG'
puente, quedando destrnido.
Toda una compania faceiosa
Sc pas6 a las filas aeales en- An
dujar. Sc compone la compafia
de 40 hombres biesa arrnados y
euufpados.
La gaceta., 1937-04-23
LOS MINEROS INGLESES
LA HUELGA

Londres, abril 23.-Los mi
neros ingieses han votado a fa.
vor de la huelga, en- Inglaterrs
y Gales, pOr 444,546 votos con.
ira 81
Sc niegan los patronos de las
minas de Harworth, en- Nottin-
hampshire, a negociar con los
Delegates de la Federation de
Mineros.
Les Iempleados de los auto
buses, tranvias y lineas subtle
FRANCES de Londres amenazan
con Ia huelga 81 no Sc les conce.
de su dernanda de 7R horas dc
trabajo al dfa.
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

Tallahassee, abril 23.-Los le
gionarios So hallan en- desacuer-
do con Ell gObernador Cone en-
tres importantes asuntos finan-
Icieros. Ell gobernador recomien
da que una ssptima parte de un
centavo del impuesto de la gaso-
lima Sc reserve para Ell tesoro
general. Por Ell comite de ha-
.cienda y contribuciones del Sc
nado Sc decide hoy, por nueve
votos contra 2, dar este dinero
So ZOO, 0O0-para las escuelas
pdblica.
Present6 ell senador Holland,
de Barlow, un proyecto de ley
para abolir ell impuesto de la
mitad de uno por ciento sobre
las ventas al detalle. Este dine
no era destinado a las escuelas.
Cone cree que ell impuesto debe
ser retenido; pero Ell coTnite del
senado veto aver, de . yotos
contra 8 a favor del proyecto de
Holland.
Una de las PARTICIPATES reco-
mendsciOnes del gOberpsdor q
In legissstsEra 60 cue todOs las
La gaceta., 1937-04-23
ATENCTON

Lugares donde comprar ma
mana: Fernandez v Vega, con
I'm gran surtido de trajes de ba-
no; Fernando y Garcia, ropa
de j6venes v nihos para ell We
rano; Mas Bros, donde Sc ira.
ia muy cordialmente a la COLO
MIA latina, y garage de Henry
Garcia, frente al Centre Astu-
riano, donde Sc pueden comprar
yantas U. S. Royal sin pagan
NADIA al contado. Los eigarrilloa
Chesterfield SON los meiores,
los insusEamihles-
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

Hienas sin coraz6n-dijo a :
yer Ell general Jose Miaja, ell as
turiano de Oviedo, de los artille
ros facciosos que destrozan cuer
pos de seres indefensos en- las
calles de Madrid la invencible.
Peores que hienas, por GUAM
TO hablan de .patria, la patria
que les odia y les maldice.
Derr0tados por los milicia :
nos, por les soldados de la leal-
tad y del honor, honra de la hu-
manidad, aanzan miles de pro :
yectiies scbre las viviendas de
los po5res, estabEecimientos y
lugares centrieos.
Puestos en- retirada por las
bayonetas del ejercito popular,
toman venganza sacrificando vi
das inocentes.
Con rostro altanero, los ma :
drileflcs demandan hoy ell casti-
go de los asesinos. iQue las HE
mas sean exterminadas para que
los ninos puedan dormir tran :
quilos!
~ todavia HAY cobardes y
neutraIss que piden palabras
suaves, a~fectuosas, para los que
NADIA tienen de hombres y GO
zan viepdo morir a los madriIe-
nos de la retaguardia.
EspaAa no sUcumbira, porque
la nueva Espana, como aqueiIa
del Dos de Mayo, es immortal.
Las tumbas de los milicianoe
muertcs en- ell frente de Madrid,
como las de los taidos en- Astn-
rias, en- Zaragoza y Huesca, nc
asr&R pisadaa pcr las pezuias
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

La Rep1blica Espanola Sc ha-
"a representa- en- La coronaci6n
del rey Jorge por ell destructor
Oscar, que enarbola la bandera
trieolor.
para recordar a las "ratas'
que un pueblo ld-ha, muere y
vive por la libertad!
Las "ratas" que temen a los
jactanciosos "sehores'' de Roma
Y Berlin.
Italia, la Italia fascista, no
estara representada en- la coro-
naci6n.
AL pueblo ingles lie dieron a
escoger entire Mussolini y Halle
Selassie y Sc decide por la vic
TINA mo por ell "espad6n"
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

La Semana de la Musica. I'M
presionante resuhtara ell espec-
taculo de maiana, en- Ell terrene
de Plant.
Una v~eintena de orquestas Y
coros---.. Los m1sicos Y artistas
del futuro estudian ahora en- los
institutes.
Els una fiesta democratica,
sin aspavientos, sin "sant6n" q
la vista.
Cuando fiestas parecidas a
esa Sc celebran en- Italia o Ale
mania, Ell verdugo mayor Sc ST.
tda en- un pedestal y los seres
interiors;, dos tiranizados, en-
'tristecidos ponen la mano en- al
to v saludan.
La gaceta., 1937-04-23
FRANCO UTfLIZA A LOS
ONICIALES DEL e
TO EN- FUNCIONES Sc
CUNDARIAS Y HUMI-
N

Madrid, Abrl 23.-Los jefes
del ejercito alemAn enviados =
Franco para que lie ensenen 81
profession militar y sacar una
tajada de la guerra civil sc han
apoderado, cast por complete,
de todas las actividades en- la
zona rebelde. NADIA tan intere-
sante a este extreme como las
declaraciones he.has por JESUS
de Miguel, diputado de Izquier-
da Republican, por Badajoz,
que ha vivido en- Casablanca los
1ltimos tiempos. Cuenta que he
garon a Gibraltar unos tres
cientos oficiades espafoles hui
yendo de los mandos alemanes.
Y he aquf 10 que uno de ellos ha
mandestado:
(. Nos utilizan-ha dicho
uno de ellos-para funciones
secundarias y humillantes. P1-
blicamente nos critican con sar
y a las mediatizaciones
impuestas por los secuaces de
Hitler han slcedido una serie
de arrestos y castigos a los off
ciales espaholes, que va no he
mos podido soportar. Los jefes
De Franco sahea muy hien cue
La gaceta., 1937-04-23
ENTIRE O.
BRERoS Y F~ABRiCANTES

Sobrc un plano de arrnonia
DO mantienen las negociaciOnes
entire los patronos v obreres dc
In industfia tabacalera.
Luisa Moreno toma parte en-
Las deliberaciones junto cor el
Sr. r. e. Van Horn v el Conf
Is Consultivo Conjunto.
TODD indica que % podra lie
gar n una soiuci6n amigable dc
los diferentes problemas plan
teados.
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

tranjeros.~
I
Ccfgratulando a la sociedad
Cfrcelo Cubano por ell baile Ne
ofrecera Ell sabado, en- su palacio
de la Gale Catorce, en- OBJ
de 1a'bella senorita Elsa
Miss Cuba"
La linda Y graciosa cubanita
ha sido muy agasajada en- "a
Florida.
Aqui en- Tampa queremos v
reSpetamos a los cubanos que
luchan por la libertad, Y no TO
mu6gamos" con el coronel Full :
gencio Batista.
Esta cubanita no tiene rela :
ci6n con la politica, pero es segu
70 que en- su cerebro lleva las
mismas ideas que aquellas cuba
mas que TODD 10 dieron por la Ii
bertad de la terra adorada.
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

va no tienen NADIA que hacer en-
la Espaha cue traicionaron. No
sotros hemos huido a Gibraltar.
y desde aqui escogeremos ell pun
to donde nos impondremos un
exilio forzoso. Bien caro- hemos
pagado nuestro error al seguir
a Franco en- su traction
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

"a. B. c." DICE QUE LAS
REPRESAL1AS SON DOLO.
RosAs, PERo OLE HA LIE
A D Ell MoM no DE A.
PLIcAR sEL. PRESEPTo BIZ
Alco DE QUO PoRsOJo Y
DIENTE POR DIENTE
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

La palabra de moda en- ell Cen
tro Obrero: organization.
Varies talleres estan va or
ganizados en- un Glen por lciento.
Humane la ley Wagner y ge-
neroso su inspirador, ell presi :
dente Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

EntrN %Gerardo DlaZ CuerVO,
que Sc encuentraesmmEmo en- Ell
sanatorio del Cerfef6 Asturiano,
y nosotros, pasamos a la eomi-
sion del Picnic del dia 2 de ma
yc, en- la finca sa1istal, esta pa
tri6tica decima de un poeta va
muerto, de un ilustre poeta del
siglo pasado, Bernardo Lopez
Garcia.
La d4-ima, dedicada a losshe
Foes del 2 de mayo, a los que sa-
crificaron sus vidas por la liber
tad del pueblo espanol, dic%
Mdrtires de la IeGltad,
que del honor al drYNLl0,
fuasteis de la patriG oqgullo,y
h0nrG de la humGnidad.
Ea Ia taaabG ,descansGd
que ell valieRte pueblo iber0
aTG CON rostro altanero
que hGstG que EspG1G sacumba
no pisaYdn v0estr0 tumbG
las pLGntGs del eGtrGnjero.
Franco, el general traidor
mil veces, Sc ha Appropriate la
fiesta del 2 de Mayo, que no lie
pertenece a 81, importador de
moros, alemanes nazis, italianos
fascistas y otra gentuaila.
FL poeta cant6 ell heroismo
de los martires de la lealtad, no
de Carlos, Maria Tulsa, Fernan
do ell odiado y los franceses in
vasores.
Ahora Franco, mas repulsivo
que los invasores mismos, sc fro
ba" la fedha de la leaatad Y el
saerificio para que La Replbli-
ca no pueda utilizarla en- contra
de 81 y sus aliados extranjeros.
Los desleales, en- ell concepto
del pueblo~ espanol, deshonra
son de la patria y de la humani-
dad.
Franco sera ahorcado cuando la
justicia triunfe, 10 mismo que
surs mas crueles eolaboradores,
y soEre su tumba no sc pondra
un epitafio como ell dedicado a
Daoiz y Velarde.
Sobre Ell pedazo de TERRA que
pase por la vergiienza de conte-
ner sS despojos, Sc pondra Urn
epitafio que denuncia la ignomi
MIA del "matarife" y olga que Ell
vaiiente pueblo ibero no permit
ito que h~ollaran las GALES de Ma
drid lag bestias del extranjero.
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

Los fascistas dicen que los
"fchatos'no los ~atemorizan.
Sc han fabricado los cha
tos para destruirlos, para "bo-
rrarlos' de la terra traiciona-
da, no para atemorizarlos.
Cada Chato representa- traba-
jo russo Y obra es de cerebros
"rojos" y norteamericanos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-23

iHienas, no, exhombres, sin
sexo, sin patria, sin decoro, sin
llbertad sin esperanza,--..!
La gaceta., 1937-04-23
zf No CHUNGAS
saaltad. - Paores Que hienas. :
de moda. - Los "Chatos"

de los fascistay espanoles y ex-
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22

and Mrs. Marion Atkinson last Tues
day night.
Misses Inez and Esther Trader of
Williams, Va, Mr.. Roland GLADDEN. of
Oak Hall, Va, and Mr.. Albert Bail
ey of Pocomoke, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Long and
son, John Walter were guests at a
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Moore, of Pocomoke City last Tuesday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cottman of
Jessups, Nd, spent the weekend with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Cottman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bloxom and son,
Estel of Oak Hall, Va, were visitors
at the home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cottman and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cottman attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Jeff Webb at
Crisfield, Nd, last Tuesday.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22
COMMUNITY PARK IS
SHOWING PROBABILITIES

A project which was included in the
program of improvements for POGO
moke-a program that has material
lied in street and sewer work; a
Municipal Building; high school for
negro pupils; and post office Fed
eral building; has, at least, made, a
beginning.
Reference is made to the Commun-
ity Park agitated by local interests,
approved by the Administration, loca-
ton selected, and only a start neces-
sary to carry it to completion.
A force has been working on the
extension of Second Street, the ter
minal of which, it is planned to rest
on the banks of the Pocomoke, at the
historic spot, known to all Worcester
Countians as "Winter Quarter" The
shore at this point is high and dry.
Trees of various growth make up the
woods, and no better place for park
can be found.
Just when this project will go for
ward to completion, but as a begin
ming has been made, it is reasonable
to conclude Pocomoke will have the
resort in the near future.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22

Treasury head "the deep sense of
this board of the generosity and pa
triotic character of this munificent
cultural gift"
Melons proposal, which President
Roosevelt said would be transmitted
to Congress, would place construction
of the gallery and its management
under supervision of the institutions
regents.
Chief Justice Hughes, Vice-Presi-
dent Garner, Senators Robinson of
Arkansas, and Logan of Kentucky;
Representatives Goldsborough, Can
non of Missouri, and Clifford of Mas
sachusetts; Frededic A. Delano, uncle
of the President, and r. Walton Moore
Assistant Secretary Of State, at
tended the meeting.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22
LESSON SERMON AT
CHURCHES OF CHRIST

"Truth" will be the subject of the
essdl-Sernlon in all Churches Of
Christ, Scientists, on Sunday, Jan
uary "a.
The Golden Text will be from Pisa.
1OO:5-"The Lord is good; his mer-
cy is everlasting; and his truth en-
dureth to all generations"
Among the citations comprising the
Lesson-Sermon will be the following
from the Bible-Proverbs $50,
We simple, understand wisdom; and
We fools, be We of an understanding
heart"
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, "Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
tures," by Mary Baker Eddy, page
5O5-"Spirit imparts the understand
ing which uplifts consciousness and
leads into al 1.-The truth"
Services: Sunday, II a. M, Ode
Fellows Hall, Pocomoke.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22
SCOUT BODY
HOLDS MEETING
in POCOMOKE
Make Arrangements For Drive
For Funds To Be Started
Early In February

At the regular meeting of the Po-
comoke Rotary Club, held on Mon
day evening, the following were
guests of the club: Kenneth Spear,
Boy Scout Executive, Wilmington,
Delaware; C. r. Andreas, Field Exc
cutive, Salisbury, Md; Mayor J. o.
Byrd, Snow Hill, Md; and Roy
Woodland, Marion, Md.
Other visitors present were men,
bers of the Pocomoke District Boy
Scout organization and these were:
Ralph A. Ross, Pocomoke City, chair
man; A. Wellington Tawes, Crisfield,
Vice. Chairman ]. Willard Tawes,
Crisfield, Finance Chairman; Jesse
D. Evans, Leadership and Training;
Godfrey Child, Esq, Organization
and Troop Training; Raymond C.
Dryden, Activities and Civic Service;
DIR. S. J. Venable, Scout Advance
ment; E. J. Clarke, Publicity; and Ev-
erett G. Cannon, Princess Anne, Camp
ing.
After the adjournment of the Ro-
tary Club, the above named committee
remained to formulate plans fer rails
ing Pocomoke's quota of $275.OO in
support of the Boy Scout Order in
this city and elsewhere. Early in
February, a drive will be made for
funds and it is expected the people
of Pocomoke will respond literally,
even to the extent of going over the
top with their contributions. A gen.
eral small subscription would more
than raise the two hundred and sew
enty-five dollars; if it is left to only
a few, failure might ensue. Let ev-
erybody give.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22
LEGION DANCE FOR
WASHINCTON'S BIRTHDAY

Responding to a request for a re-
turn engagement Jack Schaller and
the Club Royal Orchestra of Harris
burg, Pa, will play for the Wash
ington Birthday Dance to be held in
the Armory in Pocomoke City the
night of the 22nd, sponsored by Wor-
cester Post No. SO American Legion,
The orchestra is known as the
"Band with Thousands of Friends"
1t is a favorite at every Eastern Col
lege, including Wilson College for
Women, Dickinson College, Penn Col
lege of Gettysburg, and others. 1t
is also favorite at the American Leg
ion Ballroom in Hanover Arcadia
Ballroom, Manchester, N. H., and the
Madrid Ballroom and Club Lido in
Harrisburg.
It is musical organization that is
continually making friends and the
management is fortunate in securing
it for a return engagement.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22
DOES BLADDER IRRITATION
WAKE YOU UP?

It's not normal. It's natures warn
ing, Danger Ahead. Make this 25c
test. Use buchu leaves, juniper oil,
and 6 other drugs made into little
green tablets, to flush out excess acids
and impurities. Excess acids can
cause irritation resulting in getting
up nights, scanty flow, frequent de-
sire, burning, backache, and leg pains.
Just say Bukets to your druggist. In
four days if not pleased your 25c will
be refunded. Lloyd & Blaine, Drug
gists.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22
Important Meeting
Here Friday 18th
Continued from Page 1

League of Municipalities will likely
be called at Annapolis within the next
few days at which time a bill will
doubtless be drawn giving to the in
corporated towns and cities a portion
of the gas tax revenue allotted to
each county. The bill will subsequent
ly be presented for passage at this
session of the Maryland Legislature
and will no doubt fix Worcester coun-
tvs division on basis recommended at
the meeting held in Pocomoke City
last Friday night.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22

Mrs. Leonard Birmingham has re-
turned to her home here after spend
ing a week with her husbands par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Birmingham
near here. She is recuperating from
an appendicitis operation.
Miss Ruth Beauchamp spent sew
eral days this week with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee Cowger
of near Pocomoke.
Several children in our vicinity are
housed with chicken pox.
Rev. and Mrs. Elwood Cursey and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Atkinson were
supper guests at the home of Mr..
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22
ANNUAL MEETING OF
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION

Mrs. James H. Fletcher, President,
Accomac, Va, announces the annual
meeting of "The Mackenzie Memorial
Association" will be held on Friday
January 10Th at 1880 P. M, at the
home of Mrs. James H. Fletcher, Ac-
comac, Virginia.
All members, and all others inter.
ested in the work are requested to be
present. Many facts of Historical
interest both to Maryland and Vir-
ginia will be presented.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-01-22
ANDREW W. MELLON
TO DONATE GALLERY

Smithsonian Institution regents ap-
proved today Andrew w. Melons
proposal to donate a national gallery
of art masterpieces to the nation.
A resolution adopted directed the
secretary to convey to the former
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General Care OF Folk
Who Haze Heart Disease

with lying fiat, because a certain
percentage of additional work is re-
auired Of the heart in the upright
position.
A man with a high blood pres
sure, especially a high dlastollc
blood pressure, in the recumbent
position is putting a heavy load on
his heart and this cannot be great
ly increased.
Guide to Exercise
The most important guide to ex-
ercise is the functional response Of
the heart. This consists in the
pulse rate before and after exer-
else, breathing, fatigue, discomfort
or pain in the region Of the heart.
Sometimes. under exercise, irregu-
larities of the heart will disappear
and if this is the case, it is a good
indication that more exercise can
be tolerated. IF exercise results IN
shortness of breath, this also must
be analysed. In fact, people who
are unused to exercise may become
very GREATNESS, but this is not nee
essarily an indication that they
should stop. The patient, however,
who continues to be short Of breath
on exercise, and in whom this
symptom does not improve, had
better give it up.
Diet has little, If any, influence
on heart disease, either as a causa-
tive factor or in treatment, al
though there is a large body OF
belief to the contrary. The diet OF
a heart patient need not be modi-
fed to any extent except (some-
times simply to reduce the total.
amount of it.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-22

dealer: East. North-SoEth vul-
nerable.)
Inc final contract reached on
.Als deal by North and South was
NO lrumps. South started with
l'C!aD, North bid 2-Hearts, South
.-Clu6s, North 3-Hearts, South
1-No Irumps, North 5-No Trumps
-,a South 7No Trumps.
against this contract West led
"e diamond z, which was won in
* dummy with the 10. Three
.IoTe rounds of diamonds were
'@Shed and the club suit then tried.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-22

Onno.: ~ASAAON6h a y
'rresc$dslonally have to resort to bed
to- to- lor short periods, most Of the
cnne e their condition can be well
c c;1nlfolled by means of such medi-
sinr eS as digitalis, and by supervi-
T w. u the routine of daily life.
10 !Ne question Of exercise always
"a difficult one in heart disease,
An I'M ia IS decided by the physician as
an a., dnlolvldual problem, so that hard
IN In las, last rules cannot be laid down.
new s@lvular disease with good COM
rnau o4s exercise is a useful
sho, ,ioa or treatment. The patient
roa ould De taught to watch and
re [a"ure the dosage of exercises he
in No. very carefully. Even sitting
d chair is exercise as compared
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-22

Whether t h i s
m TT ality can
e v e r be i'm
proved is doubt
full. At the pres
ent time, the
most that we
can say about it
is that it de-
Ponds m o r e
upon individual
initiative t h a n
anything else.
M 0 S t people
with heart dis
ease are walk
ing around, and