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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-09
GET UP NIGHTS?
It's Natures Danger Signal

Vo INdVuICo E1dIIgtT OIgndI
Make this Csc test if functional kid
ney disorders get you up nights.
Often the kidneys need flushing as
we'll as the bowels. Thousands have
used Bukets to increase healthful
diuretic activity. Your Csc back from
any druggist if not pleased in 4 days.
Locally at Miles Pharmacy, Parker's
Drug Store.-Adv.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-09

don't know just what to do?"
Unfeelingly "Pete' Murphy, Ro-
wan veteran, growled in an aside
which was audible for more than
short distance:
"You might try jumping in : your
lake"
Page is owner of the lake of that
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-09

Chairman Vogler, of the House La
Dor and Manufacturing Committee,
Announced a meeting for nine o'clock
this morning. He said: II want every
member to be present. The commit
tee was supposed to meet at nine
Wednesday morning, and nobody but
the chairman showed up" eve have
a good chairman" piped up a lone
provate. "That's the trouble" said
the Charlottean. Il had an assistant
chairman this morning and didn't get
here myself"He insisted, however,
that he would be on hand next time
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-09

Jack LeGrand's one-man battle
against too sweeping powers for cities
in connection with housing projects
has borne fruit. Sponsors .,of the
Raleigh project have joined with him
in anamendment curling some of
the all-inclusive sections of the
amendment. It goes to show what de-
termination and grit will do.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-09

The world does move-in cihcleS.
Eventually it gets back pretty near
to where it was. The 1889 legislature
has spent as much time and had as
much trouble with the pure seed law
as with any other one item. The
daily newspaper has this item from
ten years ago: The pure seed bill,
recommended by Governor Gardner,
was introduced by Senator Scott Of
Alamance Gather Of the present COM
missioner OF agriculture). 1t carries
an appropriation of $4,000 for organ
ization expense. Commissioner Of
Agriculture William A. Graham
(Who is now in the State Senate)
protested against taking the $4,000
from the agricultural fund. The ap-
preparations committee ruled against
Mr.. Graham but told him that if he
needed money to run his department
he could get it out of the emergency
fund.-"
Ten years ago the present senator
was commissioner Of agriculture and
the father Of the present commits
sioner was senator. Except for that,
the situation has changed very lit
tie. There is still protest against TAX
ing the agricultural fund for any new
purpose, and there is still held out
the promise, which cannot be full
filled, that the money so taken may
be replaced from the emergency
fund
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-09

Debating the proposed reduction
of the sales tax from three to two
per cent, Blanden's Bombshell Page
complained bitterly, cts got SO 1
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-09

and didn't want to be left alone in
the big committee room.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-09

During the same debate, lredells
Zeb burlington, without ever losing
that friendly little smile il raising
his voice. solemnly warned the House
"if you continue to ram this thing
(wine, beer and other intOXicants)
down the threats of unwilling coun-
ties you are going to hear from the
deacons and elders and the stewards
of the country churches-and re-
member that North Carolina is still
a rural State"
1t may not have been this warn
ing, but anyhow the House refused
to adopt the amendment of Martins
Hugh Horton which would have per-
mitted sale of Wine in any grade
cafe.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-09
Capital Gossip
Nv HENRY AVERILL AND
LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh. March 9.-"AnyWay you
fellows figure it, we need more IMAM
S27l a day to balance our budgets :,
Miss Agness Mcdonald, leader OF
North Cardinals classroom teachers
wired Bill Fenner, chairman OF inc
House Finance Committee. She could
have the good it did in the matter OF
all the good it did in the matter oil
increasing revenue bill estimates.
Pete Murphy neatly trapped Lacy
McBrvde. of Cumberland, on the
hoary drunk on water gag during
debate on whether or not wine shall
be sold in cafes of lower than ID
rating.
The Cumberlander was holding
forth at some length when Pete rose
ito PROFOUND an interrogatory.
Are you addicted to the use OF
water as a BEVERAGE, he inquired
suavely. Mr.. Mcbride admitted that
he is.
do you think a man can get
drunk on Water?", continued the Ro-
wan veteran apparently without any
trace of guile.
II do not, promptly replied the
McBryde.
"Well, I've seen them just as drunk
on water as on land. came back
Murphy. Whereat the House roared
and McBryde sat down, all the rest
of what he might have had to say
forgotten
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

vidieron honores con los Atleti-
COS del Philadelphia. Sundra pit
che6 su septima victoria conse-
cutiva, en- ell primer desafio de-
la tarde, dejando a sus contra
rios en- cinco hits. Termin6 ell
desafia con score de 81, des-
pues que los campeones habia
perdido en- ell primero, "a.
Ell lanzador derecho recibi6
un buen apoyo de sus compane-
ros, que anotaron dos carreras
en- ell sexto y tres mas en- ell sep
timo, cuando Red Rolfe dispar6
su segundo homer" del dia Y FL
onceno de la teporada.
Ell jonrr6n 49, de johnson, en-
ell seXto, con un companero en-
las bases, envi6 a Lefty Gomez
"a la ducha. Este produjo su de-
rrota Y la victoria de Ross, que
aguant6 a los campeones en- D
cho hits.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Johnny Hcks cargo aver cor
casi todos los honores de las ca
rreras celebradas en- Plant
Fhld, ante una concurrencia de
40 personals que 10 vieron
imponer un record" Y veneer
a todos sus oponentes en- la pri
mera elimination y en- las carre-
ras principles.
La victoria de Hicks aver fue
la cuarta, EN- sus seis salidas, Y
lie do Ell lugar No. l entire los
drivers" de la Costa Oeste.
La carrera mayor" del pro-
grama fu6 una entire Hicks Y
Cecil King, alcanz6 la delantera
Hicks luciendo como un gana-
dor facil en- las dos primeras
vueltas; pero en- las dos Gltimas
King de Seminole Heights, ter
min6 a gran velocidad y somen
te a so yardas del vencedor.
Hicks gan6 la primera carre-
Ia de elimination despues del
"time trial., en- ell rapido ITEM
p, de 8 minutes y Sc segJndos.
King. con un Larry Ford Spe-
cal ,termin6 ell segundo, mien-
tras ell tercer puesto Sc 10 lleva-
ba Harold Leaves, de st. Peters
burg.
Buckley gon6 Ia ga. carrerG
Bill Buckley, otro joven lie
st. Petersburg, capture los ma
ximos honores en- la segunda ca
rrera eliminatoria, cubriendO la
distancia de las tres millas en-
duatro minutes. Alvin Schip-
man Schipmann y M. K. Kelley
finalizaron en- segundo y tercer
lugar respectivamente.
Bob Hill, ex mantenedor de Ia
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
y Loyal KNIGHTS victorioeos
en- los desafios de aver domingo
(PoR ARTHUR oJEDA)

5ano perdieron la oportunidad
dc alcanzar ell lugar de honor
cuando los Leales combinaron
bien sus nueye hits para anotar
en- echo o~casiones, mientras los
Cubanos con Ia hits, solo pudie-
ron anotar cinco wees, dejan-
do muchos hombres en- las ba-
ses.
Cometieron los cubancs algu-
mas ''marflladas", en- ell segun-
do, que suponemos no Sc repeti
ran en- los desafios venideros
LOngval, ell catcher de los Astu-
res, bate6 dos hits.
Scionte, ell If de la Unione,
hermano del CT, dispar6 2 hits.
Pegaron 3 hits cada uno, de
les Cubanos, M. Menendez, F.
Comparetto y C. Fernandez; 2
hits, F. Menendez, ell If.
Jimmy White Y McCorqua-
dale, de los Leales, ayudaron a
su novena con dos hits caja
uno.
Centre Astuirano SC Oh; T.
nione Italiana, &c, 10h.
Cfrculo Cubano sc, 14h; Ca
balleros Leales, &c, Oh.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Las novenas de los Italiaroe
y Leales, sue no habian CANA
do ningun desafio de esta Sc
RE, conquistaron aver la victo-
ria, en- ell dia de las damas, Ell
Cuscaden Park, venciendo Al
Centre Asturiano y Circulo Gu
bano con ell mismo score, de 8 a
5.
Como Ell techo de la glorieta
esta va terminado, pagaron Sd
entrada mas de 800 personals,
siendo la concurrencia total de-
1900, incluyendo ninos y mu-
jeres.
Con I'm buen railing" en- ell
sexto episode, cuando combina-
ron dos bases por bolas con Qua
tro hits, para hacer cinco carre-
ras los Italianos lograron derro-
tar a los astures.
Sam Scionte, ell center field"
de los I~talianos, sc lastim6 Nh
tobillo en- ell octave, al chocar
con ell guardador del segundo
saco, Lazzara. Los dos trataban
de alcanzar un ''texas-league''
de F. Fernandez.
Despues j. Pelaez, sustituto
de los As~turianos, tambien SUI
fri6 una lastimadura en- ell tobl-
Ito. Incidentalmente, Scionte y
Pelaez fueron los mejores batea
dores de sus teams, con tres
hits por cabeza.
Los Mambises del Crculo Gu
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
"
4.-LG Conquistd o la
ReUOIuci6n


En- los primeros tiempos de
una dictadura, antes de que los
espiritus libres hayan sido So
metidos a palos, y otras persO-
mas de criterio independence
hayan sido expulsadas o de
otra suerte eliminadas, las
fuerzas de resistencia Sc sos
Itienen durante algGn tempo.
Els precise aplastar a estas
fuerzas, porQue la dictadura
no puede permitir rivales o
una oposici6n activa. De aqui
que tiene que ocurrir "la Re-
voluci6n", como ha llamadO
Mussolini a esta etapa.
Es este un proceso de "pur-
ga" de la naci6n y de tomar po-
session de su maluinaria admi-
nistrativa Y de su poblaci6n.
Consiste en- destruir o hacer inc
fensivos todos los vestigios del
vieiO sistema politico que po-
dria interferir ell nuevo, de ga
mar ell control del parlamento Y
los tribunales, de apropiarse del
tesoro y de administrar Ell siste-
ma de impuestos, de controlar
los importantisimos processes,
relaciones e institucioneS tcon6-
micas, de hacerse cargo del ej6r
cito y reconstruirlo Y de desa-
rrolla su ejercito privado y po-
licia secreta, de eliminar o o.
luidar" a todos los individuos,
grupos o facciones de o~pos.ci6n,
reales o imaginarios, pOr medic
de la prisi6n, la tortura, Ell des-
tierro y la ejecuci6n; de subyu-
gar al populacho en- general con
tacticas terror;stas, de- fomeu-
ar, de imponer per la fuerza
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
Ell Ciclo de los Dictadores
SOCIAL FORCES
UNIVERSITY OF N. C., CHAPEL HILL

inclusive, ell enrolamiento en- Dr.
gsnizaciones dictatoriales, de
hacerse cargo del control de to-
dos les medios de COMMUNICATION
9 information, Y de colocar a los
paniaguados del dictador q car
go de todos los aspectcs estrate-
gicos de la vida. BESIDE Pisitra-
to hasta Metaxas el proceed
miento ha sido cast identico.
5.-EI AtrincherdmientO
Durante este periodic sc crea
graiualmente una opinion p1-
blica favorable, por medic de la
propaganda de todas Glasses y de
la educaci6n. Els eSencialmente
un proceso de adoctrina miento
siStematico. Eel verdadero
triunfo de la dictadura no es ha-
Der Silenciado a sus enemigos,
sine hacerles entonar sus ala
banzas', dice un observador a.
leman. Sc hace un esfuerzo pof
:ementar la vida de grupo por
medic de ideales, interesas, leal
tades y programs comunes.
"Por 10 tanto, ell dictador inten-
ia pOr medic de varias alqui-
mias transmutar ell tenor y Ell o.
dio en- lealtad, ell servilismo en-
autorrespeto y la degra 1aci6n
en- dignidad". Sc hace uso de
antipatias acknowledgements desa
%rrolladas, y de un patriotismo Y
un nacionalismo de alta preston.
(CORtinuarG).
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

via, con ell score empatado q
tres carreras. Tn hit de Slaugh-
ter, en- ell primer inning, hizo
entrar a Pepper Martin, en- el
primer desafio. Weiland poncho
en- esa misma entrada a los tres
bateadores de- Cinci y los Ro-
JOS no pudieron llegar a las al
mohadillas hasta Ell sexta, GUAM
10 Craft bate6 de hit, anotando
a del empate con un hit de
Joost.
U nataque en- ell octave rom
pic ell duelo de pitchers entire
Weiland y Walters, que sali6 del
terreno desalentado al no poder
conquistar, como el pensaba, su
vigesima primera victoria de la
campaha.
Los Cardenales empezaron ell
railing del octave cuando STU
Martin, bateando por Larry,
consigui6 un pase y Weiland di6
una plancha, llegando a la base.
Pepper Martin llen6 las bases
un hit y Brown bate6 otro hit,
que empuj6 dos carreras. Ano-
to Martin cuando Werber mo-
f6" la tirada de Billy Myers. I'm
dedo de Werber Sc lestim6 en- Ia
jugada y Riggs ocup6 la terce.
ra almohadilla. DeSpues que
Padgett fue pasado intentional
mente para llenar las bases, de
nuevo Walters perdi6 ell control,
sirviendole tres bolas malas a
Terry Moore. lie mandaron a la
aucha, sustituyendole Milburn
Shoffner, q. agreg6 a los Reds.
En- ell segundo desafio dos
hits y un sacrifice dieron una ca
rrera al San Luis en- ell primer
episodio. FL lider al bate de Ia
Liga, Mize, do un jonrron con
dos en- bases, en- ell tercero. En-
el sexto, con dos outs, "conecta.
ron" los Cardenales dos hits y
una base. Llenaron las almoha.
dillas y Slaughter consigui6 ur
dead ball, fernando otra anota.
ci6n. En- ell final del sexto con e,
score 81, los RojoS empataror
cen cuatro hits un pase y un sa.
crifice fly de lombard, que
sali6 de emergente. Grisson car.
g5 con Ia derrota al dar la ba.
Sc a Slaughter, EN- ell octave, !
"jonrronear" de nuevo Mize,
para poner a los Cardenales IA
frente.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Los campeones del mundo d.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
Johnny Hicks impuso I'm record" en-
las carreras de AUTOMOBILES
(PoR ARTHUR oJEDA)

marca de velccidad de Plant
Field, tuvo muchos inconvfnien
ties tratando de arrancar su CO.
che verde, pero gan6 la tercera
carrera eliminatoria, seguido de
Jimmy Swain, con un True Va
lue Special. Ell tercer lugar fue
capturado por Jake Wilson.
FL "evento de consolation a.
bierto salamente para los coches
que no ganaron las carr eras
principles, paso a Ernie Reed,
con su Community Special.
Por no encontrarSe ell CAIRO
de Bob Hill en- cnodiciones para
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
Sc Case UNA ACTRIZ

Hollywood, Cal, agosto 21.-
In actriz Joan Fontaine Sc ca
SO aver con Mr.. BrianAherne.
La ceremonial Sc efectu6 en-
Del Monte. Atendi6 a la novia
su hermana, la actriz Olivia De
Haviland.
Native de Inglaterra, Aherne
tiene 81 amos de edad; Miss Fon
tame, 81 amos.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

Los Cardenales de st. Louis
sc colocaron aver a tres y me-
dio juegos del lugar de honor, al
veneer por partida doble al Gin
Gi con anotacic6n de Tits,
con Mize de jefe en- Ell ataque.
Esta fue la septima victoria
por partida doble de los Carde-
males, en- la presente Temporal
da, con la cual barrieron la serie
pues ell desafio de anteayer fue
suspendido en- ell noveno, por llu
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
Sc SUICIDE c1ENDENtN
RIA

~ New York, ag0sto 21.-El
.hjo del difunto Millionaire Tho
mas Fortune Ryan. Clen'denin
y. Ryan. dc IS amos de clad, Sc
suicide hoy en- su fesid de
la Quinta avanida..
La policia asegura que ell sui
c;da meti6 Ia cabeZa en- un ca
lentador de gas, abriendo varias
de las llaves.
Tn amigo de Ryan di6 aviso
de lc ocurrido.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

competir, despues de hsber si1o
examinsdo por los oficiales, sc
accrG5 su fonder el cacuentro
de velocidad con Hicks.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
DEPORTES
(Viene de de la ga. pdg.)
MANANA Sc REUNIRA LA
LIGA INTERSOCIAL

La Liga Intersocial Sc reuni-
"a manana martes, en- ell Centre
Asturiano.
Ruegase lat asistencia de todos
los delegates, subdelegados y
managers.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21
CON Ell BATE Y LA L
(POr Arthur Ojedo)

DOble Victoria de los Cardend-
les So6re los Rojos.-S6ptimG
Victoria consecutivd de Sundrd.
-DerrOtG de q Uictoria de Ross.
La gaceta., 1939-08-21

RELIEVE PAIN IN FEW MINUTES
To relieve the torturing pain of Rheuma.
tism, Neuritis, Neuralgia or Lumbago, in a
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar.
cotics. Does the work quickly-must relieve
cruel pain, to your satisfaction In a few
minutes or money back at Druggists. Don't
suffer. Use NURITo on this guarantee today,
Evening star., 1939-07-24
Security Boord Data
On Wages Available

The Social Security Board an
nounced today that any worker can
obtain a statement showing the
amount of wages credited to his ac-
count up to last January now that
the posting of millions of old-age
insurance accounts has been COM
pleted for 1888.
Post cards printed with request
for the wage statement are being
distributed by the boara and persons
desiring them have been asked to
write, telephone or call in person at
any of the various field Offices. The
cards should be mailed to the Bu-
reau of Old-Age Insurance, Social
Security Board, Chandler Building,
Baltimore. Md.
Since the policy of supplying in
formation was inaugurated a year
ago, more than 100000 workers have
been informed Of the standing of
their accounts, it was announced.
Evening star., 1939-07-24
Light Rains Awaken
Hopes Of Farmers
In Northeast
Forest Fire Breaks Out
Of Control in
CutskiII Mountuins
Dy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Scattered
light rains and forecast Of further
showers today brought measure Of
relief to North Atlantic States
parched by one of the worst
droughts in their recorded weather
history.
In most sections. however, driz-
zles appeared too slight to alleviate
damage wrought by rainless weeks.
From New Jersey to Maine VOL
unteer firemen fought fires in
scared woodlands tinder-dry and
ripe for a major conflagration.
Twenty-Five fires were reported
Sunday in New York State alone.
One, famed by freak wind, broke
out of control near Ellenville on
the Shawangunk Range in the Cats
kills and ragged over forest acres
despite efforts of $50 men to sub
due it.
In New Jersey water supplies
dwindled and cattle stampeded from
burnt pastures and dry creeks.
Harvesting farmers reported crops
from 40 to 10 per cent below normal
A rainfall of 102 inches in an
hour aided short root" crops in
Chemung County in Upstate New
York, but County Agent Lacey H.
Woodward said it would not save
pasture lands in that dairy region
A battery OF automotive fire fight
Ing equipment helped check the last
of IA separate fires in Massachusetts
timber lands. A shortage of cattle
feed threatened in that State, and
an agricultural college official said
the corn crop would be cut in half
unless a general rain fell soon.
Valuable truck gardening crops in
Connecticut and Long Island were
affected by the long moisture short
age. The berry harvest in Western
New York was down to a third of
normal.
Areas hardest hit by a 23-day
rain famine general along the At
lantic Coast have been Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey, New York and
lower New England.
Evening star., 1939-07-24
Procurement Division
Man Wins SIS Prize

j. j. Masterson of the Procl rement
Division in the Treasury Department
won the $25 first prize awarded by
Local No. 262, Treasury Department
of the National Federation of Fed
eral Employees, in its special men,
bership contest which ended June
80 with a membership gain of 338
members. Second prize of SIS was
won by w. E. Perry, and third prize
of $40 by A. D. Sartwell.
Evening star., 1939-07-24

The same good bacon you have been paying
zoe pound for in our markets. We bought
savings during this sale Better lay in 4: lib b.
eral supply.
Smyrna times., 1939-09-28
MOVE TO HAVE COUNTY INSTEAD
OF A STATE FIRE CHIEFS ASSO.

Chief Thomas Baker of the Rob-
bins Hose Company and president
of the Delaware Fire Chiefs Asso-
citation, said the latter organization
was not a great success and sug-
gested forming County Chiefs
Association" with meetings to be
held in conjunction with the county
meetings. He made this statement
in an address at the monthly gath
ering of the Kent County Fire
mems Association held at Houston
last Thursday night. Mr.. Baker,
Marian Stevenson, and Oliver Pry-
or, the latter from Clayton. were
selected as a committee to plan the
organization. State President Le-
Roy Truitt was present at the
meeting at Houston, this being his
first visit to the Kent association
since he was elected to head the
state association. He urged that
fire recorders submit regular re-
ports to the state fire recorder,
Layton Baynard at Marshallton.
Other speakers included Past
State President Reuben Steward,
State Secretary w. w. Pettyjohn,
Smyrna times., 1939-09-28

State Treasurer Caleb w. Johnson,
and George w. Swain. Next month
the association will meet in Mil
ford. A chicken dinner was serv-
ed by the women of Houston, pre-
ceeding the business session. About
rs firemen attended, the Milford
and Clayton companies being alb
sent. John Bamberger responded
to the words of welcome extended
to the delegates by President
Emory Webb. A motion offered
by Mr.. Baker of Dover that the
Kent firemen assist the Smyrna
company next year, if needed,
when it entertains the state asso-
citation. Announcements were
made that a card party would be
held in Bowers Fire House, Sep
tember 80, and that the annual
firemen's supper at Harrington will
be on October 10. The county fire.
men decided to abandon the idea
of farming bowling league, but,
instead, agreed to plan for a coun-
ty pool tournament during the win
ter. H. c. Tee, w. w. Pettyjohn,
Howard Jones will attend contest.
Smyrna times., 1939-09-28
STUDY PLAN TO
MOVE APPLES
Already a Larger 1889 Crop
Than Normal Seen in
Delaware
FEDERAL AID SOUGHT

Delaware apple growers are con-
sidering means of moving surplus
apples of the larger-than-normal
1889 crop. A committee, appoint
ed by the Delaware Extension Ser
vice to function in the Federal
Surplus Commodities Corporations
surplus apple purchase plan of that
year met in Dover to discuss sim
liar plans for 1889 A d. Cobb,
assistant director of Extension at
the University of Delaware and A.
Bailey Thomas Of Wyoming. at
attended a meeting in Washington
at which apple growers met with
representative of the FSCC to dis
cuss the national apple surplus
problem. This group recommend
ed a plan which provides for the
removal of approximately 10000
600 bushels of apples from the
supply available for the fresh fruit
market The plan recommended
includes the diversion of approx
imately 100000 bushels of ap-
pies from sales for fresh consump-
tion into commercial by-products
or outlets and further recommends
that the FSCC make arrangements
to purchase from individual grow
ers a quantity of apples equivalent
to the quantity diverted from the
fresh fruit market. The Delaware
committee, which included Warren
Newton, Bridgevflle, Arthur Walk
er, Woodside; and A. Bailey Thom-
as, Wyoming, requested the FSCC
to send a representative to Della
ware at once to meet with them
and outline details of tentative
purchase plan which may be used
to move surplus apples in Della
ware and which may be approved
for this state by the FSCC.