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Glacier County chief., 1940-06-21

While the public at large watches
Europe. and is mesmerized by the
carnage in the Old World, experts
are watching the Far East and Latin
America.
Japan has not, as feared. moved to
seize or protect" the Dutch Indies--
prime source vital for us. rubber
and tin. But Japanese relations are
still In what the diplomats call de-
plorable condition.
Leading publicists are urging that
the US. take the lead in negotia-
tons, on frank and realistic basis,
which would produce U.S.-Nip-
ponese agreement, fair to both sides
that would assure peace i'll tn e
Pacific.
The effect of Europe's war on
much of Latin America has been
disastrous. South America is a major
source of Europe's peace-time COM
modities-and as Hitler's legions
have swept on, the Latin people have
lost tremendously important market.
US. wonders how to help compens-
ate for this loss, without creating a
new surplus problem at home.
Purpose of it all is to keep Latin
America as free as possible of Nazi
influence-Hitler's agents are work
ing their head off South of the Rio
Grande.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-21

living room. bedroom. nook or
hallway, These pictures present
our American beauty.spots in
reproductions suitable for franz
ing and in natural colorings of
amazing fidelity ornament to
any home.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-21

In a parade or procession, the
flags place is on the marching
right. 1t may be carried in the GEN.
ter, but should be in front of a line
of other flags. 1t should never be
placed over the hood of an auto
mobile, nor should it be used to COW
er the speakers desk or to drape
the front of platform. Bunting,
with the blue stripes uppermost,
serves these purposes. On a float,
automobile or boat the flag should
be displayed only on a staff.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-21
Child Eating Habits

Children learn to like new foods
Il they eat small amounts of them
often enough under pleasant cir
ctmstances, child guidance special
lists say.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-21

Atlanta Street Car Fare
Street car lines in Atlanta are
planning . reduced non-rush-hour
round-srip fare.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-21

Hills Of Corn Measurement
In Hyde county, N. c., farmIau
is measured in hills of corn instea
of acres. Roughly an acre is ecu,
to 2,750 hills of corn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Truman AXES
Big Lead In
Missouri Vote

St Louis. Aug. 7.-CAP)-Scnator
Harry S. Truman who had Deem
termed the Pcndor2H>t senator -
his two opponents in Mi*#"urI'S pr
mary campaign. rolled = swelling tidc
Of the city votes into III" Icao today
in his bid for Democratic rcn"mInd-
ton. -,
Tho senator elected III 1894 with
the support of Tom Pcndcrsast, ran
behind Governor Lloyd {. Stark m
the rural precincts. but shot ahead
ON an nlltpnlring Of votes from Kan
saS City and St. Louis.
Maurice NJ Milli&an. former Unit
cd State district attorney at kanS2S
CITY ana prosecutor OF l'cndcrgaSl on
income tax evasion charges, tagged
behind IN the spirited contest.
Unofficial returns from 4.l2+ pre-
cincts out of 4.4+1 gave Truman Z4l.-
357, Stark 23G,l3l, and MiI!isah ia
1913.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Italians
Intensity
African War
or d Beaverbrook
Warns British That
Some Italian Successes
Are To Be Expected;
Little Activity Over
Britain.
(By The ASSDciatrd prCSS.)

talv aayc every indication today
1haI premier H.ritu NIIssrIini was
rr,dv r1 I,.t 1u risk fine hot1lr which
NAV r,,.,. ~, hrr.,l his African ON
miro
Eco,rt,d frnor concentration on
thc I,jhvar-r uvut,au h,rdcr close tn
fine r,sir,, Mediterranean shores
LInws -, <ruya and Hritish Som,Ii,
land md nh. raids un HAHN. p;,lcs-
tine. and other British posi,ious in
fine Ncnr East STRENGTHENED the be-
lief ihat FRO "h,ur ri dr.tiuv" of
which Nus,uliri smoke 1wo months
,ou unuu fine drcI.,,iinr or war was
-, h.nd
rho p,.;-,.h u.nrr n,.,u v..rrcd ia
rv,,nc, s.,n,r Ifa!i.,, surrrssrs in fine
African ra,nD.igu
Tho opiuinu raS voiced in some
uI,artn,s 1ha, Inc threat of = nazi
bIitzkrica against England was per-
hans uuIhfrp mor,, ,hau = diversion
in thn str,tcrv tn cuuu,rr 1hc Arri-
rnr rnn,iurn, seize tl,r Ncditcrrau-
ann md ,hn Gu,., c.,n,I and inns
hrn..l, ,ro Hr;,;,.L rn,m'r.. lirc Iinn
~ thr I'm. E.,t
rho raid ON IIpj,a inunrtont oil
CENTER. WINS ,Er ihrd since fine war
BEGAN. Gasoline tanks and port ia
cilitjry were rcportcd bv the Italian
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Massachusetts
Girl Murdered

Springfield. Mass. An". 7.--(AP)-
TIC gagged and stabbed body Of
Mis- Rose Iodi, %, attrH"'i''" en-
rlGycc Of SnringficIG match com
i,"n". v"S En''nA t"|'"" partly dis
ROBBED in roadside thicl:ct.
Tie buGy. Whi~h boz" "tHb wounds
in a." THROAT and chest. was di*cov-
cred by the oirl's father. AH"clo.
The area i'm which the body was
found. police said. is fr"nucn'nd hv
Migrants known to authorities as
wood dogs
Police said tho clothing apparently
was torn from the girl.
She last was seen about l:l5 p.
m. yesterday by {" clerk in Il drug
store where she purchased a head
ache remedy.
The father found III" body a!t"i
tracing a route usually taken by thr
girl in a Sparscly settled and wooded
section.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

W'rhin"tun. Nue. -.--(Ap).--- A
&h;,EcuD Of l;yrman dipImn4tir and
cunyrllqr .tnrrs in the western h"m!s-
phcrr was forecast In reliable ur,ar-
tclY today as result Of measures
adapted 1T the Havana pan-Amcri-
can conference against fifth column
activities.
German authorities were said TO
be DrrtlrbCd bv Inc determined al
1itudc Of the american republics and
the manner in which Sorlc naZi Of
ric."l: l,rv" aroused concern IN the
countries in which they were sta
toned.
a possible withdrawal Of Il con-
siderable number and their replace
mcnt by diplomatic officials less &C
tive as mnZi party members was en-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Federal Munitions
Industry Forecast
Georgia, Florida
Tobacco Markets
Set for Opening
CBy The Associated Press


Confronted by Scant export
prospects but hcartcnca by
promiS" OF prices bOlsicrcd by
better than average tTaf. Geor-
gia and Florida tobacco growers
trUckcG the seasons first offer
insN TO warehouses to-day pre-
DaratOry 10 tufnOrr0W opening
sales.
Aucti0nccrS will start their
chants about Woodworking on ID
Georgia and two Florida mar
i;etS, and early prices were eN-
pccted by growers and ware
houSemcE alike to Give indication
of tie 1910 trend.
4 year ago, opening day prices
fIuctuated III 20 to 81 cent
range. Thereafter, prices Dipped
ant, the seasons average Tor
Gcurgia's 96.GJG,JGO pounds was
1852 cents.
Although Great Rritain.- us
ualIy purchaser 0i about l3O,-
100000 nounds annually, is not
4 factor in tniS years sales. buy
crS of The Imperial Tobacco
Company were expected 10 BID
as AGENTS for the Commodity
Credit Corporation.
The movc, tobacco circles said
would approximately Offset the
withdrawal of Imperial anU 9th
rr companies because oil tie lii
rODcan war.
Thc two Florida markets re-
ported slightly less than 2,03e,-
400 pounds Of tobacco on the
warehouse floors. There were no
figures available on the widely
scattered markets i'll tho 10
Georgia cities. a sustained cam
uaign 10 slow down The market
Ing of the crop, however. was
cNrcctcd to lcSSrn the pressure
on the Warch'F ,cS and reduce
The volume offered at the first
sales.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Witnesses
ToBe Heard
House Military Com
mittee, Reversing Self,
Calls Group Headed
by Secretary Knox.

Washington, Aug. 7.-(NP)-Sud-
dCnly reversing themselves, members
Of the House military committee de-
cidcd today to call five more wit
ncsscs headed by Secretary Knox TO
testify on the Burkc-W adSWorth
compulsory military training bill.
Although Chairman May. Demo-
craI. Kentucky. announced that
hearings had been closed last Fri
day and the committee voted | 10
10 in a stormy session yesterday not
T. hear further testimony, the mem
brs decided at what was described "a
q "Iuvc feast" this morning to reverse
themselves and proceed with brio!
public hearings.
IN addition IL Knox. Genera! john
J. Pcrshing. Harry Wondrinn. former
secretary Of war. LOFTS johnson. i"r-
MGR assistant secretary O: war. and
Hugh johnson, newspaper c0IiNmnISt.
will be heard next week. probably
Tuesday.
Commenting on yesterdays session
when Representatives FHddlS, Demo-
c,Ht. Pennsylvania. asserted that
SON" uDpOeitiun 10 III" legislation
calnc from firth ColumHist'. May told
3rWSpapcrmcn:
we have oar d"ri: momrnlr but
We can always wall: u"t with cur
arms around each other"
Prompt cnnrtlGrnt ni compulsory
military training Legislation va rec
,.,,,,,,,J,5I q, fbn Semitic LV IL mil
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Realig|n1rlent
In Progress
Liberal and Conserva-
tive Elements Forming
During Presidential
Campaign
By CHARLES Y. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington. Aug. 7.--Nc"S that
,hc ROUscvclt-WHiIaCc management IS
making overture, - La Toilette Pro-
-rcssivcs in Wisconsin and to the
Farrncr-L.aburitcs in Minnesota leak
cd nt!t on the same day as the story
of the Wilkic-NcNary homogeneous
oIan tu organize democratic
Union" gr "Dcmpcratic Unity Party
- enable anti-RooSCVclt Democrats
Ia vote Tor WiilEic without officially
losing their Democratic status.
So far aS the coming election :
concerned. the idea is To have the
prnprcySivc> and the FarmcE-La-
boritcs retain. nominally. their re-
>pcctive separate Identifies but TO
cast their ballots for the Roosevelt
Wallace support Of their senatorial.
rerre>cntorial and even more local
candidates in Wisconsin and Min
EnnaIIv - rar W.t,,'"it"* chem"
20 have %n.i-Nr'" Deal ana other
,Continued on Page Seven>
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Raleigh Lieutenant Killed

1nnnmH. Panama. Aug. 7-(APJ-
Pilot Paul p. Brown, IT.. Of Raleigh,
second lieutenant in The Air Rc*crV"
and Technical Sergeant Alfred J..
Taylor Of ColinsVillc. Mo-, were
Killed Tuesday in the crash Of an at
tacl: plane at France Field.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
GIQahQh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy and cooler to-
night, preceded by showers near
the coast this afternoon; Thurs
day generally fair.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
Cayda Replies
Tow arni1lgOf
Secretary Hull

Rome. Aug. 7-(AP)-Virginio
C:~ydv. authoritative Fascist editor,
rrylcd today "a the warning Of
United States Secretary of State Hull
AGAINST the danger Of aggression by
declaring that Germany and Italy
have Il. intention of carrying the
war into the western hemisphere.
Gayda. vino frequently express eS
Inc views ut the italian governments
wrote that Hull was "crcatlng a
aj7unto.: of Gyrman-I;atlan menace
.rortin,,ed On Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07
LCPlans To Train 500 Pilots Yearly
Shakeup Of
Nazii Staffs
Predicted

Changes in diplomatic
ana consular Stats i'll
" e$tern Hemisphere
Expected to Follow
Measures Adopted at
Havana.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-07

.CU on Page LwUJ
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,Continued on Page Seven>
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05
IMAGINE HOW 1T PLAYS

AT ANY doubtful stage Of the
bidding, it will pay You to pause
for thought and carefully count
out the various suit lengths
around the table. as far as they
have been indicated. also the To-
cation of particular honor cards
of Importance. Haring done that.
so far as probabilities can guide
you, try to figure out what You
expect will be the opening lead
against the last bid made. Then
try to follow the ensuing play
from there on. in your magma
ton. as far as You can. That may
decide YOU to change the bid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05
Fresh Vitomins Spur
That Tagging Appetite

Breakfast: Fresh figs; egg ONE
let with chicken livers; toast and
butter; coffee with cream.
Mid-morning: Glass half milk
and half cream.
Luncheon: Potted OK joints; Gu
cumber and lettuce salad; bread
with butter; French pastry; coffee
with cream.
Mid-afternoon: Cup of cocoa.
Dinner: Dreamed soup; roast
duck, with fried bananas; bread
with butter; lettuce and tomato
salad; apple pie; coffee with cream.
Evening: Glass of milk.
Approximate value-4,4 400 cal
cries.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

A Worried Young Mother-"I
have an infant daughter and her
uncle delights in taking her little
feet and holding them in one hand
while he tickles the solcs with the
other. My husband thinks I am
too critical and says it could not
possibly harm the baby. If anyone
should do that to me it would send
me into convulsions."
Answer think | would let
uncle have his fun. 1t certainly
does not harm the baby and prob,
ably pleascs her. Infants are
somewhat different in regard to
stimulation Of the skin from
adults. Maybe this would send
you into commissions but since il
has not sent the baby into cuinvul
sions. | think would let thing
alone.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.

Do ritamins affect the appetite2
. A DIET high in fresh vitam;n
foods certainly is good stimulant
to the appetite; that is why it is
a good thing to start a meal with
a raw fruit or fruit juice.
Fitamins B and C seem to be the
ones which are the most effective
appetite stimulators. Vitamin 3
complex is also good for many
symptoms of functional digestive
disturbances. Flatulence, abdom-
inal distress, alternating constipa-
ton and diarrhea CONSTIPATION
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05

EDITHH'S NOTE: Or. C:sns,.uin- has
seven pamphlets which can b,. uh,:.in:!l h,
r"adc".;- Each pamphlet .rli. fur 10 rcui..
For any one pamphlet dcs3irc,I. send /,
cc - IN coin. and Il So i-rhdrvs,ard rnvclu..
Stamped with thT"--rrui stamp. Ia -.
l.o::an Ci"ndcuir.:. in care. at thrs paper
The pamphlets a:'.: Three Hcras' Rc;lur
in: Diet "lnai ;,.,tion au,I. Gnu5Lipitiun''
Reducing. and Gainin:' "lnrant Feed
Ing. "lnS:ruct:"ns for the Treatment of
Diabetes Feminine Hygiene und 1.-The
Care of the Hair aud Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
"The Authority Authorities
The Authority on Authorities"

have three hearts, then ruffing in
dummy.
North should have saved the
bacon. The spade rebid showed
exactly FIVE and the previous dia-
monG bid therefore more, either
six o. seven, Hence South had
only one or two side cards, prob
ably in clubs. North should have
foreseen South getting ruffed in
hearts. then West. who had dou-
bled. winning the spade A and
leading another heart for a ruff.
He could have read that 6-Dia-
monds would be practically air.
tight. unless East had one dia-
mcnd. and then could be set only
one by a lead Of the A and an
other spade.
If North had made the correct
takeout bid Of Diamonds over
the double, would East have bid
6-Hearts. which could be made?
He said he wouldn't, but that
West should have Maybe he
should have. at that, especially
after East's cue-bid of the op-
ponents' diamonds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05

pis:v!lutel by King FEATURES syndcate Inc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05

South ruffed the first heart. led
& spade to the \ and ruffed the
next heart. This had him down to
two trua:2s in each hand. West
holding tacec. .After three dia-
nnoaGs. he made West ruff. but
another heart took South's fourth
trump. He led 70 the club \. ruffed
a club. but later had to lose some
more clubs and was badly pun
ishcd. Of course he could have
saved something by letting West
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05
Dangerous Vitality

Here's another vacation >:ct for
underweights,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-05

only and diarrhea only, and skele-
tai pain have been found to be re-
lieved by Vitamin B. 1t is said to
be better than any of the other
methods in use, such as careful
dieting or administration of anti
spasmodics and sedatives.
Brewers yeast is a good source
of Vitamin B and can be given in
this concentrated form between
meals and before meals for MANY
forms of functional digestive dis
turbance. The dosage is two tea
spoonfuls of a watcry mixture of
yeast.
Dangerous Vitality
What ere pep tablets?
Pep tablets" is the name given
by college students, l understand,
to benzedrine sulphate tablets.
These are supposed to increase
mental activities and are used
sometimes fer taking cyamina-
tionS and even by ill-advised
coaches to pep up their athletic
teams. It's a danger Gus practice.
Here's another vacation Let for
underweights,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-02-24
MASSACRE DAY BILL
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSEFT

the Thousand Hundred and ThryTw"
Massacre and Tho Heroic Deaths Csus Aucks samuel Maven
Caldwell Samuel Patrick Carr
I
assembled the authority follows
0 following section
annually proclamation calling
martyrs IN the OF Amerc Independence.
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WISE SAYINGS

A man in a passion rides a mad
horse.
Hunger is the best pickle.
He is a governor who governs his
passions and he is a servant who
serves them.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-12-26

this city Sunday from New Ulm
after two weeks confinement for
injuries suffered in an automobile
accident.
Major Roy L. Scott was promoted
to the rank Of lieutenant colonel
effective July LIST, 1t was announc-
ed this week. He will be second
in command Of the new 217th
regiment, Of the 101st brigade,
Coast Artillery.
Two deer were sighted at the city's
limits Saturday by Geo. Simmer.
Mrs. Margaret Young, Of Madison,
South Dakota, purchased the
Carlson Tourist Home from Mr..
and Mrs. Sigurd Carlson Satur-
day.
William F. Brown, 63 years old,
died at his home Sunday night
from a heart ailment.
! Entire parish Of the Zion Lutheran
Church joined last Sunday in
honoring Rev. and Mrs. J. F.
Schumacher on their 25th we'd
ding anniversary.
A nine pound daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. James OGara
last Friday.
Week Of June 90
M. J. Joyce, former resident, was
found dead in Orlando, Florida,
it was announced to police here.
/ He was found dead June 18th.
Menasha Woodenware Corporation,
result of decreased demand for
wooden tubs, announced its quit
ting the business scene in Sank
Centre. Otto Folkestad was its
manager.
Entry was made in the Unger
Furniture store Friday night but
no loss Is reported.
Appointment of Katherine Wood
Hattendorf as superintendent of