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Freak Pension Plans
Coming In Congress
Continued from Page One.)

him, seeking further enlightenment.
Doctor" said one of the boys,
your program would be very infla-
tionary wouldn't it?"
The chap spoke hopefully 1t was
evident, from his tone, that he favor
ed initiation. He is, in fact, the cor
respondent for string of dailies in
some farm states, where there is con-
siderable inflationary sentiment.
The doctor welcomed the interroga-
ton. Certainly" he answered. Its
extremely inflationary."
But Doctor" interrupted another
bird, representing several papers in
industrial districts, Initiation is ter
rible on workingmen. 1t means that
prices sky-hoot, while wages, at least
for a long while, stand STILL
True" agreed the '"doc," "but you
must remember that my system will
be deflationary too"
All Things To ALI.
From that moment forward I have
suspected that the Townsend plan"
never was fully thought out.
simultaneously inflationary and de-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28
Carolina And State To
Use Plenty OF Passes

Raleigh, Sept. 28.-While N. c.
State football followers are worried
about the aerial flips one Sweet Jim
Lalanne will throw against their Wolf
pack in Saturdays State-Carolina
game, Coach Williams (Doc) Newton
is figuring on his boys taking to the
air q bit, too.
] Little Artie, Rooney is working over
time ON his passing as is his under
study, Francis (Pat) Fehley, whose
pitching against Davidson last Sat
friday night in Charlotte was ineffec-
tive only because his receivers had
the first-game gitters.
While Rooney and Fellley haven't
been publicized as much as Lalanne
fas, they know their way about the
air lanes pretty well and their work
with their strong right arms this
week is expected to put them in good
trim for the feature of Greater Uni
versity day.
Coach Newton has been killing two
birds with one stone in using Rooney
and Fehley as passers. They have
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28

flationary!
Black and white at the same in
slant!
And the things own inventor was
the authority for this piece OF alleg-
ed information!
/ believe the doc" to be thorough
ly well-meaning septuagenarian, Mem
bers of the congressional committee
which investigated him seem to me
to have bullied him unnecessarily. He
may have had organizers whose ethics
were questionable, but the only cri-
ticism I have of the doc" is that, in
his days as a medical practitioner, |
wouldn't have liked to have had him
diagnose my case. I'd have feared
that he'd confuse under-nourishment
with excess. or some such thing.
But what's peculiar is that the
Townsend plan appears not to have
blown up at all.
On the contrary, apostles of
schemes as weird as the "doc's" are
running for the Senate and House Of
Representatives right now. Senator
McAdoo of California was licked for
denomination by the exponent of one
of these formulas. Signs are that
they'll be more numerous In the next
Congress than they were in the last
enc.
1t isn't that old folks shouldn't be
pensioned. I'm old myself and ought
to be pensioned, but wouldn't want
to be pensioned in what we're learn
ing to call funny money"
How DO They DO IL?
1t isn't the pensioning proposition
that's ridiculous. Oldsters have got
to be taken care of somehow until
they die.
What's ridiculous is embodied in
the various plans for raising the
dough.
Maybe DR.. Townsend hit on it;
make it inflationary and deflationary
both at once.
| Only don't see how it can be done,
! Anyway, it will be subject for red
hot discussion in the 10th Congress-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28
Stocks Bounce
On Peace Turn

New York, Sept. 28.-(AP)-A light
ming change in Wall Street sentiment
from despair to renewed hope for
European peace, caused by news of
the four-power conference at Munich
on the CAech-Nazi dispute, lifted the
stock market out of q decline today
into one of the most spectacular rail-
lies in recent years. Early losses run
ming from one to three points in lead
ing shares within a few minutes were
converted into gains, ranging at the
extremes 20 three or four points. An
nouncement of the Munich parley,
with proposals for seediation of the.
Sudeten issue by Premier Mussolini'
worked magic in transforming early
declines into rallies in bonds.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28
Blue Devils Have Edge
In Davidson Series

DeHart's charges, 1912, has Davidson
defeated a Duke team
SO the game on saturday will be the
18th annual meeting in a series which
1T hasIbeen overbalanced
by Blue Devil trilimphs has bristled
and sparkled with keen competition
and plenty of first class football.
The Wildcats have split even in
their seasons engagements thus far.
They knocked off a strong Southern
conference team in The Citadel, and
bowed before N. G. States powerful
Wolfpack-a team which the experts
have said will cause Dukes Blue Dew
lis and all Big Five outfits to step.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28

Durham, Sept. 28.-If the Duke
Blue Devils win over Davidson in
Duke stadium on Saturday it's
not exactly the worlds safest bet they,
Wilt will mark the twelfth time in
the history of this spirited Big Five
gridiron rivalry that the Devils have
turned the trick.
AS the series now stands, Duke has
won eleven victories to Davidson's
four since relations between the two
schools were opened in 1922. One
game-the 1881 battle during Coach
Wallace Wade's first season at Duke
ended in scoreless tie. Not since
1929 when the Wildcats upset Jimmy
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
HANDLERS WILL BE
AT AYCOCK THURSDAY

The Johnston County Ramblers will
appear in program at p. m. Thurs
day at Aycock high school in a bene-
fit performance for the schools base
ball club, according to announcement
Good singing, music, dancing, novelty
playing is promised in an hour and a
half of fun for the entire family. "A
twenty-minute program of Hawaiian
music on electric guitars is to be a
feature of the performance. The pub
lie is invited.
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No. | Outfit Rolls Up
Big Score On Reserves
Rideout Takes Over Signal
Calling; Blocking Sadly
Lacking In Yesterdays
Scrimmage Session; VOL
verines To Bring Heavy
Squad

Another hard drill today, following
lip a lengthy scrimmage session yes
terdav' in which the No. team ran
I'm touchdowns almost at will over the
reserves. will bring the tough work OF
tbe Henderson high school Bulldogs to
a close, Thursday being used to top
off for the Fuquay Springs Wolver-
ines here Friday afternoon at 5:5o
o'clock at the high school atnletlc
field.
Dope reaching here from Fuquay
declares the wolverines to be big,
heavy bunch of hard fighting grid
ders, and they proved that last FRI
day, defeating Green Hope IA to IN
the opener. S. H. Eason is coacn
OF the wolverines.
Bing Miller and his assistants have
been giving the Bulldogs much work
during the weeks the gridoers nave
been training for their strenuous sea
son.
Robert Rideout has taken over the
signal calling duties, succeeding Chick
Stewart, Rideout was center last year.
Blocking was sadly lacking in yes
terday's workout, but the No. out
fit looked good from time to time,
rolling up yardage at a fast clip.
Running in the first string back
field yesterday was Rideout, Stewart.
Gambler and Galloway.
Captain Lonnie Harris and Ed Rem
are expected to be the standouts in
he line during the season. Both boys
AVE weight and plenty of fight.
Stone bleachers are being erected at
he field through a WPA grant.
Students are much enthused over
re coming grid campaign, and try
outs for cheerleaders are now under
gay.
A pep parade, featuring the high
: -hool band, will take place Friday
fore game time, according to Mil
athletic director. The students will
ather in the auditorium Thursday
~ q pep session, Miller said.
Under the new arrangement at the
school this year, every member of the
= dent body can attend the game.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28
Cotton Shows
New Strength

New York, Sept. 28.-(AP) Cotton
futures opened nine to fifteen points
lower on the acute foreign situation
weakness in sterling, and under liqui-
dation and foreign selling. Decem-
Der sold up from 7,73 to 791 to carry
the list to net gains of four to- nine
points late in the first hour. Never
theless, the undertone was steady, and
the quiet trading December ruled at
791 at Midday, when the list was one
to eight points net higher.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28

taken time about in defending back
fields as Newton grooms the pack in
forward pass defense. Every passer
on the Freshman team also has come
in for his share of pitching and from
all indications State will be prepared
to bid in the air or on the ground
for victory.
Backfield Coach Bob Warren, who
secuted the Tar Heels in their victory
over Wake Forest, has warned the
Pack that it can expect not only q
good passing attack from the Tar
Heels, but also a strong running
game, aI5e said that Coach Bear Wolf
has two good teams, one senior
eleven and the ether a manipulating
sophomore and junior outfit.
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Solution Is Said
Near By Goebbels
lcontinued from PAGE one.3

tomorrow's conference at Munich.
News Of acceptance of the confer
ence proposal by the principal partl-
cipants brought deluge OF inquiries
as to official reaction. The foreign
office and propaganda ministry Were
besieged by questioners.
please have patience until the OF
fetal communique, which Is now De-
ing worked out, is issued" govern
nent spokesman said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28

1895 Germany DEGREES supremacy
of the State over the Protestant
church.
This war may not be as bad as the
last one. We have such names as Rer-
chesgaden and Sudeten, but in 1913
one of the jawbreakers was Przenysl.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28
HITLER ACCEPTS MUSSOLJNJ
AS MEDIATOR IN THE CpTc1c

Rome, Sept. 28.-(AP)-Diplomatic
sources said today that they had been
Informed that Adolf Hitler had agreed
to accept the mediation of Premier
Mussolini in his demand for the ces-
sion of Czechoslcvakias Sudetenland
by October l.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28
2 Davidson Election
Men Are Ousted
Continued from page One)

State board, refrained from signing.
Sink said the, board held a formai
meeting last night to act upon the re-
Turns. anticipating that the state
board would direct such meeting
because Of the Supreme Courts re-
cent action in remanding the Burg1n-
Deane contest to the board Tor iegai
certification.
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Three Premiers Of
Europe Will Meet
Hitler On Thursday
CONTINUED from Page One

tContlnued from Page One)
pentrop to ask Hitler to defer his usA
OF force against the Czechs. ''
There was no indication that czecbo
slovakia would be directly represent
ed, at Munich. r N''-''-
Earlier, Chamberlain had told pon
Lament Hitler informed him at Ber-
chtesgaden that rather than waitp
to help the Sudeten Germans achieve
characterization, he would be pre-
pared to risk world war;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28

A Washington dispatch says the
European powers did not ask the
United States for advice in the Czech
crisis. They'll get around to us when
they need some money.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28

bond sale could have been held last
week bids would certainly have run
as low as 225. perhaps even down as
far as 2.125 per cent interest rate.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28
Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 6; Chicago 1.
Washington 8; New York 5.
Detroit $40; st. Louis AZ. :
Boston II; Philadelphia 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 2; Pittsburgh i.
New York ST.; Brooklyn 3-5.
Cincinnati 8; st. Louis l..
Boston "a; Philadelphia ii.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-28
bdaBGdrnes

AMERICAN LEAGUE
On at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Detroit.
RATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
BEAUTY PARLoRS
REPAIRS 6 SERVICE

,CESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced; won
rfu. French method used. DR.. Della
dendecker. 3025 o st. NV. Mich. 1920
Evening star., 1938-12-09

They all worked very hard until
the sun began to slip down the sky
to the West. Then Santa put down
his hammer and stretched. Nov
let's 60 sleighing," he shouted.
Every one dropped work. pulled on
coats and caps, and dashed for the
wide, gentle hill outside the Toy
shop. There were tiny sleds for the
baby dolls, long sleds that seated a
dozen tin soldiers at time, racers
for the gnomes and seated sleighs
for the fairies. Santa had big
racer for himself and Mrs. Santa
had a sleigh pulled by a reindeer.
Hulda chose pretty, white one with
a cozy, padded seat on the back.
In a jiffy the hill was covered with
flying specks of color as the sleighs
raced to the bottom. Some spilled,
some collided, but most of them
wound up at the bottom skimming
across frozen lake to the foot of
another hill. Hulda's sleigh had
such fine runners that it SKINNED
right over the second hill and she
found herself all alone. When her
sleigh stopped she got out. picked
up the sled rope and started back to
the others. Just as she started off
there was little scurry of snow at
her feet, tiny tail Whiskey about
and there, sitting in front of her,
was her friend the ermine. He said,
Here am again."
Hello, hello" said Hulda. I'm
glad to see you. You must have fol-
lowed me down here"
Yes" said the ermine. I'VE heard
about that witch last night and we
think you can catch her with your
magic needle. But we didn't want
any one else to know because she
might hear and we're afraid of her"
"Oh, I'd love to catch her" said
Hulda, jumping up and down on
one foot. Tell me how"
Il can't now" said the ermine.
But when the moon comes out
We'll be waiting for you outside the
Toyshop door,"
I'LL slip out" said Hulda.
Nov run back to the Toyshop or
they'll think you're lost" said the
ermine.
Hulda stopped to stroke the little
fellows head, and said, Thank
YOU" Then she ran to join the
others. She got back just in time to
have a ride with Santa. She kept
wondering, What can the ernine
be planning?"
TOMORROW: HuldG traps the
Uitch.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
diyidual attends strictly to his own

dividual attends strictly to his own
work.
There Is still much to learn about
these strange little insects. The
mother lays her egg in the plant
tissue. The egg matches and the
swelling begins. The small grub
within eats the walls of the nursery
and the more he eats the larger is
the house.
The plant at this point becomes
deformed. The outside of the gall is
rainproof and of a shade that blends
in with the bark or leaf upon which
1t is developing. When the little
grub has eaten his fill and has
stayed his allotted time within his
house, he rolls himself up in neat
little silk wrapper and transforms
into an adult.
Then when 1t is an opportune mo-
ment for him to step forth. that is,
when there is food in which his off,
spring may hide, he will step out and
seek his mate and the life cycle for
another generation will begin.
In the case of the spiny rose gall
or horny gall the mother is gall
wasp, her scientific name being
Rhodites bicolor. This type is COM
mon and you may find some speci-
mems to examine without having far
to go.
Equipped with an egg placer
strong enough to pierce the stem
of the plant, she inserts one tiny
egg In the stem. She lays from two
to 10 eggs on the twigs. When the
gals are finally completed, which
means the gall within has stopped
growing, the little dwelling will be
. yellow-green or red, well decorated
with horns or prickles.
II, you will examine gall homes
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Natures Children

you will find small round hole on
one side. This is the exit through
which the grown insect steps out.
Cut gall in half with a sharp knife
to see the pithy interior and the
small chamber in which the maker
resided.
You will find that gals are the
result of contest between a tiny
insect or mite trying to get food and
protection for itself and a plant
needing the juices for its own use
and trying to save itself from injury.
II your plants are deformed and
cheated you will try to do all in
your power to prevent the insect
finding place in which to deposit
her egg. Sprays may be used for
this purpose. Still you admire the
cleverness of such a tiny insect to
prosper under such circumstances.
(Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Chapter Five
THE ERMINE'S PLAN.

The ERM1NE'S PLAN.
That night after the witch had
visited the Toyshop there was little
sleeping. The tin soldiers stayed
up all night guarding the fireplace.
Santa and Mrs. Santa dozed in big
chairs until dawn and then they
both went out to the kitchen to
prepare an early breakfast,
"Ho, hum!" said Santa as he
pushed his chair back from the
breakfast table, I'VE may as we'll
get to work early. Tell you what
we'll do. Let's hurry. Then we can
60 sleigh-riding this afternoon"
"Hooray!" shouted the toys, well
be very good" So they all rushed
to their shelves and sat very quietly
out of the way. The fairies sewed
dolls dresses, painted tops and cut
paper dolls. The gnomes worked
so hard saving wooden wagons, put
ting together roller skates and test
ing whistles and horns, that the
Toyshop quivered with the noise.
Santa sat at his work bench put
ting together big doll house and
Mrs. Santa sat next to him sewing
curtains for the house. That gave
Hulda, the little lost Princess, an
idea. She said, Il could sew, too"
She held out her gold needle which
the ermine had given her.
so you can" said Mrs. Santa
"Would you like to try making some
white fur caps?" So that's what
Hulda did. But you remember her
gold needle was a magic one. 1t
skipped In and out of the white
fur so fast that she had a dozen
made in as many minutes. Then
she had two dozen. Then three
dozen.
Good gracious, look at the child"
said Mrs. Santa. She picked up
one cap and examined it. What
fine stitches"
Why" said one of the fairies,
"this needle must be magic, Hulda." 4"
II think it is" said Hulda. 1T
was given me-"
Santa smiled at that and patted
her golden curls. IF it was given
you it must have been for some kind
deed. We're glad you have it. You've
done good work"
Evening star., 1938-12-09

Chinese oval. 6xs. Must be sold immedi-
ately. Armenian Oriental Rug Co. 2460
18th st. NV. Open to $40 pm
SAFE Mosler. 31x24x36; price. $40 re-
moval on buyer. Inspection, Room Sill
SECRETARY. .mahoRany and maple: desks
kneehole. students in maple. walnut and
night. Green Furniture Co.. 5000 Georgia
ave. Col. 10l09 Cash or credit,
SEWING MACHINES. IS up; portable cleo
tries, SD up. Other good buys. OPS
927 F ST. Republic 1900
SEWING MACHINES l2). So to $3.50;
some like new with all attachments: all
guaranteed. 24l2 18th st. Col. 3245.
SEWING MACHINES sINGERs-Port. cleo.
round bobhin knee control, S32 80; oh,
like new. S10.50. Guar. 1897 Conn. ave.
STUDIO COUCH, nearly new, .Sl5; dayen-
port and chair, excellent condition $3.50.
Other furniture. cheap. Atlantic 1856
STORE FIXTUREs-Complete specially
store fixtures. show cases. wall cases. etc:
for less than 5Ors Of original cost. Must
Enterprise $500.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
Horned Oak Gall
By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

On twig. leaf, stem, bark and
branch, strengthening objects may
be found. It is an excellent time of
the year to gather these knobs,
marbles, spiny balls and apples.
They are the homes of little insects,
and each species follows an IRON
clad rule among them-to fashion
a home for itself exactly like that
made by its ancestors. In spite of
the fact that there are tremendous
numbers of gals, you may with ab-
solute certainty know which gall
made the home. Indeed, there may
be several kinds of homes on one
tree or stem. No occupant is troubled
by any of the others, since each in
Evening star., 1938-12-09
320, 900 Books Moved

Removal of $4,000 books forming
the library Of the University of
London to new buildings close to
the British Museum was completed
without damage to a single volume
Most OF the books were moved in
packing cases carried on trucks
Rare and choice books were taken
to their new home in taxicabs.
Evening star., 1938-12-09
TIMER,
Eirst-class. 3033 NJ ST. NV
TAXI DRIVERS.

Good drivers can earn S25 week and up
Demand for Union and Arrow cabs makes
1t necessary TO increase our orsanizatioN
BEST PROPOSITION in town for clean-cu,
n mor ~ at ,sas, y, with D G drivers permit
foi identification card. For complete de-
tails apply between IL and IL am. 1s4t
Evening star., 1938-12-09
HELP MEN.

VIII William H. soMERvEIL, Secretary.
HELP MEN.
BARRIERS .12): experienced sober; steady
position. Apply 1885 M st. NV. ask for
CALLERoUT for photographer, help pass;
york as partner; good deal. Box BATE,
CARPENTERS, experienced in applying In
seeady work State age and
CHEVROLET sALEsMEN-we have open
ings lisS for several sober and industrious men
who have had previous experience selling
Demonstrators furnished; M excellent HsifIo ioor
play; and one Of the best commission plans
ss Adsson ssd M1 sass &C.,
Inc. i37 Irving st. NV.
DRIVER. solicitor for dry cleaning route,
oolng quality cleaning; good worker can
make good salary. Box 3sS-D. Star.
ing firm; good salary to right person: must
have references. Box 81 D, Star.
DRUG CLERK Ounior). experienced; good,
fteaay sowey Hots, }ob Mayfi0wer Pharmacy May
ESTIMATOR. experienced. wholesale plumb
ing supplies Reply. giving full particulars.
Our employes have been notified of this ad.
Box 66-D. Star.
FIREMAN; must have at least 5th class
D. C. fireman's license; clear record essen
tial. Call Mr. Frank Smith. Michigan 1868.
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT;, refer
ences. Russell Motor Co, l9l Baltimore
blvd. Colmar Manor. Md
GROCERY CLERK first class. experienced.
Write tull details. Box 3S1-D. Star.
MAN 81 must have reference. to work in
delcatessen. l131 l4th st. NV.
MASSEUR,. white experienced in hydro
therapy. Apply Room 900, Southern Bldg.
MEN with or without cars Must have
following in lunchrooms restaurants. tap
rooms, to sell food products. Apply 5106
MOTOR CYCLE BOY; references. Russell
Manor Ms1Sa cS Nd l'l BALTIMORE Blvd c0lmaF
PHARMACIST, registered in Washington.
Fee aeg99iar g99ita. hours. Good references. Box
Statesmen !a LE;5sa to represent manufactures, of
cabinet. For full information write al
once furnishing details as to, experience
Steel Equipment Company, 1850 East 2lst
st, indianapolis Ind
statesmen to sell the new WHY'S Overland
sales have been good and We can handle
son. Mitchell's Motors. Inc. 1907 l4th
81, s;A1,EsMAN,S jewish to work IN mems
references Box 365-A, Star
WORLD WAR VETERANS 90, single, leave
town Sunday, travel Florida and South
sales oreantzation, permanent; expenses ad-
Vanced, transportation furnished Mr.. Gro
barger. Hotel Portland Don't phone.
YOUNG MAN with uncheonette and
counter experience in drugstore. State ref
erentes or don't apply. Box 355-E, Star TO-
YOUNG MEN C) alert. neat and ambi-
tlous, ages 8 to "a. high school gradu-
ates. to assist manager in advertising cam
paign with nationally known organization.
Apply Mr.. Stanley. Potomac Hotel 18th
and stS. NV between 7 and pm
Ambitious men can earn $40 per day %
WANTED-Experienced used car salesman.
ample moor periods; attractive compensa-
ton basis: This is your opportunity TO join
old reliable concern selling finest products
Apply to Mr.. Welborn. 1921 14th st. n W.
H B. Learv Jr., & Bros
OPPORTUNITY to make extra Christmas
money selling baby photograph books, rep
resenting one, of Washngtons finer pho
tosraphlc studios. Attractive commissions
Part or full time Aprly Suite 3O3. Bond
Bldg 14th and NJ Y ave NV