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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09
FRENCH SUSPECT SUDDEN
MOVE By HITLER SHORTLY

Paris, Nov. 9.-(AP)-French dip
lomatic circles today interpreted the
attempts TO assassinate Chancellor
Hitler at Munich as indicating a split
in the Nazi party over Germanys al
One opinion, reflected in the
French press, was that anti-SoViet
elements attempted to kill der fueh-
rer to gain control Of the par1.T. Dip
lomatic sources said last nights blast
was likely to have widespread dip
lomatic and military repercussions,
and might possible push Hitler into
a sudden move.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED III. MAY

l. Where was the first hospital for
Negroes in the United States built?
g. Why were North Carolina salt
bonds held invalid?
3. How much less appropriation
did the legislature allow the Depart
ment Of Revenue than the depart
ment asked for?
4. When did the Edenton district
elect a solicitor from Buncombe be-
cause Of local factional bitterness?
5. What is the full strength Of the
North Carolina National Guard?
6. When was the legislature asked
to pay twenty-five cents for each
child attending Sunday school?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09
BRITISH HINT RLAST WAS
PLANNED BY THE GERMANS

London, Nov 9.-(AP)- British
official sources scoffed today at Nazi
suggestions that British secret agents
were responsible for the blast last
night il the Munich hall where Adolf
Hitler had been attending cele
bration.
'Doubtless the gentlemen who en-
gineered the Reichstag fire know
how to do these things" spokesman
said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09
Flint Soon To Set
Sail for America
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VNNNtlnUcd From Page Cne)
in an attempt to avoid ENHANCEMENT
with Warships of the belligerents on
the lookout for cOntraband.
Th" City of Flint was bound for
England when the German pocket
oattleahip Deutschland seized he1
October 8, and put q German prize
crew aboard. Lubricating oil, agri-
cultural machinery, radio receivers
zinc, surgical instruments, and other
miscellaneous articles were included
IN the cargo taken off the ship today
NO ammunition or explosives were in
evidence.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09
Garner and Wheeler
Refuse to Announce
Candidates. as Yet

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San Francisco, Wallace told report
ers yesterday:
yes, l said what I thought. I
haven't changed by mind"
Stephen Early, one of Mr. Roose-
velts secretaries, said at the time
that Wallace should have "consulted
the victim' before speaking. This
was interpreted generally as an in
dlcation OF White House displeasure.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09
CHRIST FOR ALL-ALL FOR CHRIST
1hl)l3lo4l .
f6V void lamp 1nto NJ fees, alisht unto my path

EVIL CANNOT WITHSTAND \
BOLD ATTACK: And the three COM
panies blew the uumpets. and brake
the pitchers. and held the lamps IN
their LETT hands, and the trunpets
in their right hands 10 blow Withal
and they cried. The sword of the
Lord. and of Gidcon.-Judges 7:20.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

/: Venezuela.
2. An upward movcmcm M
prices. VcN
3. Fifty-seVen.
4. Cape Henry and ca, c1..fo.
5. Norway, Sweden, rm.a.a .e',
Denmark. 'i0
6. An envelope of rcaaa..
gases which surrounds Tic
the sun. W
7. Professional football.
8. Kaunas.
8. A genus of tropical AmurIa..,
lizards. N"I
10. To restrain flood Na.cr
The Jews have quilt nine aar.cn-
tural schools in Palestine BIT recent
years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09

The London home of Dickens in
the period he wrote "Oliver Twis"
and nicholas Nickleby," 1879, is
today the Dickens House, museum
containing the most comprehensive
Dickens library in the world.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09
Cotton Climb
Is Continued

New York, Nov. 9.-(AP)-Cotton
futures opened six to IS points high
er. Around midday prices were nine
to IA points higher. October was
ahead nine at 1854, and December up
10 at 935.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09

heading toward Berlin after on ad-
dress wh'cA wcs regarded generally
as preparation Of his people to face
a prolonged conflict.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09

Commissioner Max O'Rell Truitt,
of the United States Maritime Com
mission, declared transfer of United
States Lines ships to Panama regis
try was not in contravention of the
Neutrality Act barring American
ships from war zones. He described
the transfer as mot dodge, but
completely sound, bona tide situa-
ton" Isolationist leaders set up
vigorous protest.
Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09

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close to business section by gem
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N. G. 9-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09

Entered at the post office in Hender-
son. N. c. as second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-09

.. ~ genus OF tropical Nnaa,.a
lizards. Non
10. To restrain flood ua.c.
The Jews have quilt mime ......a
tural schools in Palestine 3r roao,.
years.
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The Valley settler., 1939-01-13

prefer the sunny side of the house. Any farmer who has COW which cannot be gotten wi tn calf may be able to get results by disGolv ing tablespoon of baking soda in ono quart of boiled worm water and introducing this sole- tior into the vagina there is an acid condition whi ch tonds to, xii the male sperm coils before they arc able to unite with the csc coll. The soda and water will reduce the acid condition and permit normal forti lization to take Tloce,
 This p-'ac11c ce is not guaranteed to Wo1'A under ell circuns tancos because thora ere numerous causes For cOW' s inability to breeds If any ore cots results from the above trCQtrlent, will he notify the Extension Agent. Perhaps onothor fo~nor will benefit by the e7lpcri once of his neighbor. The time to dohorn your dairy COWS is Waon they arc calves. Apply- ing coustic potash to Q calfis horns is so simplo end painless thct cvory fa1.ner should do this. 4 stick of coustic potash can be pur chased for about ton cents and it will last almost that many yocrss If | formor waits until q coW' horns havo to be cut off the job is unpleasant and painful It moQns tho loss of blood, dam ger of infection, danger of colds, from Matanu8l1a wind blowing into the hollow stubs; itrloCns q reduc- tion of mi 1k flow or danger of abortion of calf.
The Valley settler., 1939-01-13
EXTENSION SERVICE NOTES

Start now to make yard plans for. lends capingy Bring them to the Farm and Home Extension Institute for discussion and sugges tions. To make plan of your yard, put on q piece or paper the location of buildings, fences, gardens, flower beds, grass, trees, and other plCntso Label them so that Doon GQsser cGn holp you os much as possible in his limited time. It would Glso be we'll to mark
 dire ctions on your drawing.
 Some plants love shade cnd some prefer the sunny side Of the house.
The Valley settler., 1939-01-13
PRESIDENTS BIRTHTAY BALL

The President, ,s Pi2athGoy Ball will be hold Saturday January 28tk in the PaIaer CoImauni ty nol1 ana is spons orod by the Democrotic Club. The majortty Cf proceeds will go toward the research Of infartile paralysis end it is expe cted that portion will be given to the Tuber rcu1osis fund in Juneau.
 Mr. Jack Cope and Mrs Vic, Chapman are on the Committee to promote this dance. Anyone who may wish to donate, may do so, see one of this com1ni t tee.
 < There will be q Basket Ball game between the Palmer High School and Wsa111e School at Palmer on
 JANUARY 2l.
The Valley settler., 1939-01-13
BASKET BILL NEWS

Tte Palmer town team lost to the fc3r Cree ct5to team Sotundtly night by l8 to 30s The goao started oVo1 out tho Pa1mee t4o31 was no match for the taller rlayor1 from the In1ets Inc two teams, will moot again Saturday night in Anchorage and tho Palmer play CTS are determined to make q better showing.
 Monday night the Koslosky team won in e close somo VI tn the Colony team. The final score was 36 to 30. 2rickson wos high for the osloslzy team and NcVtcl,or for the Colony.
 Thursday night the High School trOuncod on the Colony teMl 38 to IF. Jack Lick wos high point man for the High School and Bud Neic@ was high fer the Colony team.
 The League standing is:
The Valley settler., 1939-01-13

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Evening star., 1939-07-16
ANU 8 EMENTs.

Congress sends cordial greetings to
you as the American mother whose
outstanding achievement in bringing
up her daughters as you have is
most deserving Of public recogni-
tion.
You deserve every woman's ad-
miration for the outstanding sue
cess to which you have brought your
lovely daughters, Lola, Rosemary
and Priscilla, in their chosen field
Of motion pictures; the equal success
Of your daughter, Leota, on the
operate stage, and your daughter
Martha's brilliant success In mar
riage as the finest example Of de-
voted wife and mother.
ANY mother would be proud Of
such daughters. whose love and de-
votion to you has been so much a
part Of their lives and success. 1t
is surely blessing to enjoy such
complete understanding, companion
ship and affection as exists between
you and your devoted daughters, and
we take this opportunity to expires,
our admiration and gratitude ior
your fine example to women Of all
ages, everywhere. We wish you every
Joy and happiness"
The award, In the form of scroll,
will be officially presented to Mrs.
Lane by the American Women's
Congress at a special celebration to
be held IN Chicago, Sunday, July %.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Heffernun
Continued From First Page.)

for instance. must possess a strong,
sincere quality; q comedienne
name must reflect a certain light
ness. and q romantic type should
have q name that typifies lcveli-
ness.
Best example of a beneficial name
change Lasky can recall is that OF
Cary Grant. His name originally
was Archie Leach. He also be-
lieves Fredric March wouldn't have
gone very far If he had used his
family name-Bickel. Both are OBJ
viously impossible for romantic, two
listed leading men.
There are several instances OF
names being changed In midstream.
When Joan Crawford first came to
Hollywood she was travelling under
the flowery chorus girl appendage
of Lucille LIE Seur. Setting out on a
stage career, she chose that In
favor of her family name, Billie
Cassin. Anne Shirley was known
in pictures for several years as
Dawn ODay. She was born Dawn
Evelyeen Paris. Carole Lombard
performed a dozen or more comedies
as Jane Peters and only a few years
ago, on the advice of a numerolo-
gist, added the "E" to Carol. She Is
superstitious enough to date her sue
cess from that decision.
International sentiment frequently
plays an important part in changing
the name of Hollywood newcomer.
A young actress taken on recently
by R-K-O was Rochelle Germano.
Although generally attractive, her
name was not considered good box
ONCE in these troubled times. She
became Linda Hayes.
Then, too, there was the recent
case of Charles Rupert, who found
his last name changed to Drake
because the studio didn't want him
Evening star., 1939-07-16

would leap the code regulations and
allow Hedy the moral right to live
Even in such seemingly IRON
clad death situation as turned up in
"On Borrowed Time" where 1t would
have been impossible for the most
imaginative script writer to cook up
anything but dismal ending, a lot
OF folks complained the death OF
Lionel Barrymore and little Bobs
Watson left them with a sour taste.
It's hard to believe, but Dark
Victory" Bette Davis latest acting
triumph-founded on the very
premise that death must overtake
the heroine-brought hundreds Of
letters to Warner Bros. complaining
1t would have been much improved
had there been last-minute opera
ton performed to save Bette's life
AS the script pointed out, it would
have required a miracle, no mere
operation. to let her live.
There are some successful direc-
tors in Hollywood who won't touch q
story that isn't ended happily.
Death is gamble in any fade
out-but the kiss-and-clutch windup
is always sure fire." is the way one
OF the colony's best-known box Of :
flee directors sums it up He enumer-
ated 20 great money pictures Of the
last 10 years. Not one of them
wound up on tragic scene. That
the answer" he declared.
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Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1939-07-16

confused with the late brewer. Mon
eta Darnell, who overnight became
one of the colony's most promising
starlets, also underwent name lift.
AS one of the leading players in
THE Rains Came" she is now
known as Linda Darnell. Her real
name was declared too difficult
either to pronounce or to remember.
Linda" by the way, seems the most
popular given name an actress can
flaunt In Hollywood today. 1t has
been handed out to six young
actresses, including a child star
Linda Ware-during the last year.
Once established, the name of a
screen personality is treasured as
highly and protected as diligently
as the trade name of any we'll
advertised commodity. Many of Hol-
lywood's bitterest quarrels, even
court battles, have revolved around
rights to a box Office name. The
screens most sensational contest in
this respect still pends in the Los
Angeles courts-a $250,000 damage
suit brought by Pat O'Brien, a
cowboy actor, against the Warner
Bros. star of the same name.
The complaining OBrien charged
the better known Pat and his studio
with conspiracy to prevent him from
working under his legal name.
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Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Lane Sisters
Mother Is
The Best
Daughters Most
Intelligently
Reared
HOLLYWOOD,

LYWOOD.
Americas most intelligent mother
Is Mrs. Cora Lane of North Holly
wood, Calf, according to the Ma
tionwide membership Of the Amer
ican Women's Congress. This choice
was made In connection with the OBJ
servance Of Daughters Day, July %.
Mother Of the three Lane girls of
motion picture fame, Mrs. Lane was
designated as the American mother
who has reared her daughters most
intelligently.
Besides Lola, Rosemary and Pris-
ella, all Of them are In pictures, she
has two other daughters, Martha
and Leota. Martha is very happily
married and the mother Of 4-year-
old daughter. Leota Is singing with
the Metropolitan Opera group in
New York.
Mrs. Rodman Robson, president
Of the American Women's Congress,
notified Mrs. Lane of her selection
In the following letter:
"As co-sponsors of the inaugura-
ton of National Daughters Day, this
July %, the All American Women's
Evening star., 1939-07-16

Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
SATURDAY
"n-Champ" and
"Sundown on the
Prairie -

"Ex-Champ" and
"Sundown on the
Prairie"
Jack Benny and
Dorothy Lamour in
Man About Town"
"Racketeer Of the
Range" and
Sorority House"
Guilty Trails" and
Bulldog Drummond's
Secret Police"
Joel McCrea and
Barbara Stanwyck in
"Unicn Pacific"
kid From Texas"
and
"Torchy for Mayor"
Basil Rathbone in
Hound Of the
Baskervilles.'
Man of CONQUEST"
Rookie Cop"
Paul Mum and
| Bette Davis in
"Juarez."
Blue Montana Skies, !"
Rookie Cop" and
Lone Ranger"
/ Robert Young and
| Annabella in
Bridal Suite"
Trouble In sundown. ="
kid From Texas"
Lone Ranger"
Boy Trouble" and
Secret Service Of
the Air"
Rose OF washington
Square" and Return
OF Cisco Kid
Warner Baxter In
| Return Of the
J Cisco Kid"
| Warner Baxter In
| Return of the
Cisco Kid"
Mickey Rooney in
The Hardys Ride
! High"
Honor Of the West"
Society SmugRlers.
-" Spiders Web"
! Richard Dix and
| Gail Patrick in
Man Of CONQUEST"
| Clark Gable in
"Mutiny on the
Bounty"
i"Wuthering Heights. "
Sorority House"
Cartoon and News.
Blonde Meets the
Boss" and Twelve
Crowded Hours"
Street of Missing
/ Men" and "Torchy
! Runs for Mayor"
Lionel Barrymore and
Lew Ayres In
"CallinE DR.. Kildare"
Romance Of the
Redwoods" and
ORPHANS Of Pecos."
Riding On" and
"Tofchy Runs for
MAVnp
Evening star., 1939-07-16
old Siwash'

"Old Siwash," mythical Midwest
college of the early 1900s, whose
name became a part of the Ameri-
can language, will be brought to the
screen by Paramount. Based on the
immortal "Siwash" stories by George
Fitch, the picture will be called
College Days" and will be directed
by Ted Reed. Don Hartman is
adapting the stories for the screen.
Betty Field, petite New York stage
start recently signed by Paramount,
has been penciled in for one of the
important roles in the production
The young actress recently COM
pleted What Life" In the role
she created on the New York stage,
and currently is before the cameras
in Seventeen"
Evening star., 1939-07-16

One number the choreographel
pointed out, will be q thick-spread
ourlesque of ballet as 1t was dancec
a generation ago.
The other, Slaughter on Tenth
Avenue" will, he says, be as mod
ern the Rogers-Hart music which
inspired 1t.
1T will even," he added. as q
clincher, have a bit Of high-class
strip tease 10 give 1t q proper
tone"
zorina, who Is Mrs. Balanchine
will perform this proper tone-giv.
ing ceremony.
Old-Tim Comedies
Give the Stars Away.
The re-release of a series of short
pictures Mack Sennett made IL
years ago, starring w. C.. Fields
Bing Crosby, Carole Lombard and
others who since have become
brighter lights, is netting the vet.
eran producer pretty piece oi
change.
They reveal the stars technique
was considerably different in those
days. The comparison naturally
evokes laughs. However. none has
offered to make Sennett wealthy
by not releasing these little gems
Idle Conversation
On Britain's Throne.
The girl was sitting on the throne
of England, but she wasn't i'm
pressed. She was wearing q red
wig and chewing gum so savagely
that the wig moved backward and
forward with the action Of her Jaws
She was conversing with lanky
fellow in faded green doublets. Be-
hind them, the gilt and brocaded
royal arms, with rearing dragons
and lions and silken fleur de lis
stretched omnipotent.
Yeah" said the girl, this mop
takes 1t back to the counter, a
cotton thing, he gives me, and
tell him I want my money back -
The conversation halted, as Bette
Davis and Enrol Flynn replaced their
stand-ins, for scene in The Lady
and the Knight" that had nothing
to do with mops, was about to be-
gin.
And then this fellow, he says
If the merchandise I buy in the
basement amt good enough for me
-" her voice trailed OF.
The fellow in the faded green dou-
blets, unimpressed with mop talk,
yawned and reached for q cigaret
Evening star., 1939-07-16


endings doctored up-all because
comment cards, turned in after
sneak previews in suburban sections
of Los Angeles. summed up sharp
audience distaste for last-minute
death scenes.
In its original form. idiots De-
light" had Clark Gable and Norma
Shearer blown to bits during a war
bombing. When 1t was previewed
IN Annaheim, the audience registered
shocked disapproval and the players
were hastily brought back to make
a sugar-coated ending.
Same thing happened when writers
decided Maureen O'Sullivan must
be destroyed by means of an
itinerant arrow in "Tarzan Finds a
Son" A Long Beach audience--man
woman and child-castigated the
film makers in no uncertain terms.
So Maureen, Johnny (Tarzan)
Weissmuller and all the natives and
elephants came back to do the thing
over-in such a way that Maureen
could recover from her wound and
walk off under her own power
And now there's the case of jinX-
pursued Hedy Lamarr's violent end
ing in Lady of the Tropics" to
ponder Overcome which threatens
to develop into the biggest of all
the ending conundrums. They took
the recently finished picture out to
San Bernadino for a sneak few
nights ago and the audience didn't
like 1t a little bit when Hedy-a
wicked half-caste siren who trapped
and tricked handsome Bob Taylor
all the way throughput revolver
to her heart and ended it all.
Ordinarily that would be COM
paratively simple matter to change,
but in this case the studio fears
trouble with the Hays Office, to say
nothing of hundreds of watchful re-
form groups scattered throughout
the country If Hedy got reprieve
they might gang up and demand to
know what had happened to the
code of morals, that Legion of De-
cency-instigated set of rules, percept
No. l of which specifically states:
THE sympathy of the audience must
never be thrown to the side of crime,
wrongdoing, evil or sim" And Hedy
in the picture, is not lady who can
escape that description.
M-G-M is repeatedly debating the
feasibility of making changes in the
early part of the Lamar story SO
that mitigating circumstances
Evening star., 1939-07-16

Frontiers Of 40"
and
Society Lawyer "
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Film Script Is Rewritten
For Expert Who Knows
Western Gun.Fighter's Widow Gives
Advice on Frontier Marshall;
A Writer Has Trouble
By Hubbard Keavy,
BY Hubbard Keavy,
Associated Press stan Writer.

Wyatt scrutiny
the filming the Vests gnhghe
revTie at least part Of the script.
said
while
called Frontier Earps