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Evening star., 1940-02-11
New Many Wser
FALSE teeth
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Eat, talk, laugh or snee1e without
fear Of false teeth Wabbling or ifritat-
ing tender guns 1ASTUDTH holds
0ental plates AEmer and moro comfort
ably. No gooey. pasty taste or feeling.
Relieves burning and gum soreness
due 10 cAa1ng Of . loose plate or to
excessive acid mouth. Get original
a1ml1ns FASTEETH at any drug
gtoEe. Accept No substitute.
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Evening star., 1940-02-11
ChApPED HANDS
Here's Why Score. Of Doctors
Use Noxzemo on Their Own hunds

TN vRsTIR doctors have real trouble with
/ their hands. Cold weather -frequentwash-
ings-hands in ssroog aneiseptie solutions
-bsdly ehapped hands develop.
And whas do doaoss use for ChPped
Hands? A survey shows that many physi-
Clans and also dentisn use Noxzemn MaA
e1sAd Skin Cream. That's because they know
that Chapped Hands are at kssdJ-scores
Of tiny uscks or Gus in the skin which need
reslsafx>tissntherthan perfumedcosmeeic.
Quiek Rekof fos Your Husdt
See for yourself how effective Noxzema IS
for Chapped Hands. Apply Noxzema tonight
ON the sorest, reddese Chapped Hands-mas-
saying it into the skin until all eraoe Of the
cream disappears. Notice how soothing
Noxzema is-hov the smarting, itchins.
burning irrirat;on vanishes almost II onoe-
how much ssfsr; ~sskb~; ~bisv your hands
look. Noxzema is danny, s,sssa'ku, non-sddy
Evening star., 1940-02-11

Trout's tear-stained face froze his
blood.
'Johnnyr' she cried. "Cora's run
Off,
'R-r-run off,
ITO Hollywood" Pa Trout said.
"Oh. Johnny" Ma Trout lamented.
you should never of lent her the
money!!
Johnny sat down. Il didn't lend
her any money" he said weakly.
"You must of." Pa Trout said. She
says in the letter to tell you she'll pay
it back as soon as she can"
''You shouldn't of done it. Johnny"
Ma Trout said.
''Ohr' said Johnny. as if that one
syllable were all he could manage.
"Ohr'
where's the letter, Map" Pa Trout
said. Show Johnny the letter"
Ma Trout handed Johnny
crumpled piece of paper. 1T just came
by special delivery" she said, shaking
her bobbed iron-gray hair as if she
considered the postal department
party to the plot.
1t took Johnny's eyes awhile to
focus properly on the crumpled paper.
Then he read:
Dear Ma and Pa:
Just a hasty line to let you
know l have answered the call of
Destiny. BY the time you get this
will be ON route to Hollywood
and Fame. know you will think
maybe l have gone out of my
senses, but I think it is all for the
best.
Twill write to you soon and let
you know how l am making out,
80 don't worry. Maybe you are
sore now but some day you will
be proud that Coralee Tremaine
Your loving Daughter.
Cora
P.S. Tell Johnny l will pay him
back the money a. soon As can.
Also tell him that he will always
be something green in my heart.
c."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

Plans are being completed for Sc
lecting the All Junior and Senior
Kings and Queens of Health. The
healthiest boys and girls from each
All club in the county have cen
chosen and they will be given a
final examination by Miss Oliver,
county health nurse, on Wednesday,
May %, to select the champions.
Heretofore, we have had only one
king and queen in the senior CLUBS
but since we feel that the junior
All clubbers do not have an equal
chance to compete with the boys and
girls in the older groups, we are this
year for the first time selecting both
a Junior and senior king and queen.
The senior king and queen will COM
pete in the state health contest. All
the county champions will be crown
ed at the annual All Achievement
Day.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

passing car cut in ahead of the test
car, the drivers pulse jumped to
115. The steady strain was due to
noises, loose windows, improper
ventilation, poor sitting posture.
Two sets of drivers were tested.
One group was instructed to go
through a city and mot spare the
horses"-try to get ahead of other
cars, cut the traffic signals. The
other group was told to obey all
traffic laws, consider the other cars
and not make any deliberate effort
to cover ground speedily. The
speedy group made run on an
average of % minutes while the
law-abiding group averaged 81 min
utes. This microscopic saving OF
four minutes was accomplished at
the risk of nervous upset because
the speeders had a pulse rate of liz
after the run, while the law-ablders
had a pulse rate OF 80.
The nervous irritation due to
steady strain can be cut down at
very small cost. A wrench and a
roll of friction tape will do wonders
towards making any car quieter.
Ventilation in modern cars is
taken care of by air conditioning.
In older cars the right way to VEN
tilate in a sedan, for instance, is 10
open the rear small quarter WIN
dows about three-eighths of an
inch, open the right door window
not less than half or more than an
inch. This way will insure COM
plete change of air in the car every
few minutes and there will be no
draft.
In heavy downtown traffic the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
Miller. Williams,
Miller. Raynor,
DURHAM HIGH SEEKS
FIFTH STATE TITLE

~.-ae' Hill. May 18.-Already
.~-. .s four Of the states five
...- sports championships, Dur
. %. school will be going after
e.. .a s.uce title here Tuesday at
...a..o when the Bulldogs meet
Greensboro .or the Class A baseball
..-
re game will start at 4:3O o'clock
. Emerson Field.
Durham teams have compiled a
...sao.e record during the 1889
3: ...e.c season. The champion
.., zeal; started last fall with
-..1@ Timing the State football
... Basketball and wrestling cham
.a-@.a. we're added during the
~.a,er and the track crown this
..@- ls>> school to win four major
Hes &. me year was Raleigh during
$40 and 1886. The Capital City
.~-.. "on top honors in football,
BASKETBALL boxing. and baseball.
a..a- has since been dropped from
- program.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
CAROLINA AND DUKE
PLAY AT GREENSBORO

Chapel Hill, May i6.North Caro-
llna,S varsity baseball team will be
seeking its 10th victory Of the se;,-
son and its second triumph over
Duke, its arch rival, in Greensboro
tonight when the Tar Heels and Blue
Devils clash in the second contest
of their annual three-game series.
The game, will start at o'clock in
the Gate City'S Memorial Stadium.
n victory for II" Tar Heels under
the lights tonight would bring them
4 step closer to the State champion
ship. Should they win, they could
clinch the title on Monday at Chapel
Hill by defeating Duke in the final
game of the series, which will get
under way at 4"o'clock on Emerson
Field.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
ALL-STARS DEFEAT
SPINNING ROOM, 1877

The w. ". All-Stars defeated the
North Henderson spinning room yes
terday. - to :. in 4 Softball contest
on the North Henderson school
ground.
Lamb led the winners with the
stick. while Harris topped the losers.
Lamb did the hurting for the Stars,
with Jackson pitching for the losers.
The Spinning Room team will play
the jolly Jacks Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock on the school lot
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
PI,I1dIogs End Season BY
Turning Back Hillsboro
EPSON Plays
Davids Twice

EPSON was to meet the House o.
David boys. the ones with the long
boards thus afternoon and again Sun
Gay afternoon III two BASEBALL con-
tests that are expected 10 draw big
crowds.
The bearded boys stage comedy
skits along with their baseball games,
but when they take the field, they
play real baseball
Skipper OF the David's team stated
today that his club plays only
EPSON and Is nos the team that is
scheduled to meet the Carolina Tiger
Sunday night under lights.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
ACE PARKER LEAVES
TORONTO HOSPITAL

Toronto, May l8-(AP)-Clarence
(Acc) Parker, shortstop with SYRIA
cuse Chiefs of the international Base
ball league. celebrated his 9th birth
day yesterday by drawing a release
slip from a hospital here and leav-
ing for Syracuse, armed with a pair
of crutches.
Parker suffered fractured ankle
in game here last Saturday against
Toronto Maple Leafs. The former
Duke university football star will be
out of action two months but physi-
clans said the injury would not per-
manently hamper his sports career
He will return to his home in Ports
mouth, Va, for rest after inter-
viewing officials of the Syracuse
club.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

goes. The stomach is one degree
warmer than the mouth, the large
intestine two degrees warmer than
the stomach.
Ice water Or ice cream causes a
marked lowering of stomach tenn
perature. The recovery time is
over half ar hour. Ice water with
a meal delays the enptying time
of the stomach from Is to so min
utes. When a cold beverage leaks
out of the stomach into the intes-
tine, it lowers the intestinal tenn
perature and movements. This may
explain some digestive disturbances
in individuals who have a rapid
emptying rate of the stomach and
who partake copiously of cold bev-
erages.
Hot coffee raises the stomach
temperature.
But hot water bags or electric
pads on the outside of the abdomen,
even if left on an hour, do not raise
the temperature of the inside of the
stomach or intestines at all.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
Cannot Develop Color
Sense in q Child

Is it true that color sense can
be developed If the training IS
begun at sufficiently early
period in hfe2
No. A really color-blind person
is color-blind from birth and has
become habituated to his visual
world long before there is any pos
sibility of training him.
According to Duke-Elder's Text
book of Eye Diseases, "A person in
whom color vision is defective may
90 through life quite unconscious
of his inferiority and without max
ing any discriminating mistakes,
differentiating objects by their size,
shape and luminosity, using all the
time a complete color vocabulary
based on his experience, which
teaches him that color terms are
applied with great consistency to
certain objects and to certain achro-
matte shades, until circumstances
arc arranged to eliminate these &C.
cessory aids, and he realizes that
his sensations differ in some way
from the normal"
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
K. B.: as it not true that there
is vast distinction between insan-
ity and mental i'll health? My i'm
preston is that a person may be
moody, unstable or neurotic without
there being any implication of in
sanity, and that there is no stigma
attached to consulting reliable psy-
chiatric advice concerning person
atty and behavior problems"
Answer think you have made
true statement of the case. Ger
tainly psychiatrists deal with per-
sonality problems in those who
could not be called insane There is,
however, no stigma attached to con-
sulting a psychiatrist about insan-
ity.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
RED SOX TO MEET
WARRENTON SUNDAY

The North Henderson Red SON VIII
take on Warrenton All-StarS Sunday
afternoon at the North Henderson
mill diamond on Bobbitt street, it
was stated today. The Red SoX have
a flashy team, and is expected to
show plenty Of stuff in Sundays
contest.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired, send 10
cents in coin, and self-addressed envelope
stamped with three-cent stamp, to DR..
Logan Clendening. in care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Reduc-
ing Diet. indigestion and Constipation,
Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing. instructions for the Treatment Of
Diabetes Feminine Hygiene" and "Ths
Care of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
Emergency Treatment
Of q Broken Nose
What is the emergency treat
ment of broken nose?

What IS the emergency treat
ment of broken nose?
The first thought in case of a
severe Jolt on the nose is for hem
orrhage. Bleeding from the nose
after such an injury may be serious
or even fatal.
The nose must be plugged up,
preferably with sterile cotton plugs
if not, with any kind of cotton plugs
or soft linen. These plugs do no
harm. In fact, they do good because
they act as splints if the central
bone of the nose is broken.
When they are removed, the old
clots may be gently washed out with
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
Ston1uCh'c Reactions
to Hot, Cold Drinks

salt solution; if bleeding continues
the nose is plugged up with sterile
cotton plugs moistened with epine-
phrine. If there is not much bleed
ing before swelling has occurred,
the surgeon may see fit to attempt
to put the broken bones and cartil-
age back in place. This, however,
should not be attempted by any,
body except a surgeon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
Recording Effects
of Traffic Nerves
.,,..s .'-.-.Eis1..~...is

drivers pulse reaches, on the aver
age, 10. If lie allows himself to
try to get into competition with
more rapid cars, he suffers nerve
shock after nerve shock. The
speeder who is determined to get
ahead saves very little time and
does so at the regular damage to
his nerves and patience and endur-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

q very small stem and will give large
yields Of good quality hay. When
other varieties are soWr, they should
be soWn very thicEly to reduce the
size Of the stem. Do not cover the
seed over one inch when seeding.
Best hay yields are obtained when
seeds are soWn and not planted in
rows in this section.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.
WHAT IS the cause of strait
fc nerUeS"?

WHAI Is the cause 81 I'uJ-
fc nerves"?
Investigations by a psychologist,
DR.. George H. Mount, have given
quite definite answer to this ques-
ton. Doctor Mount constructed an
apparatus which would make a con-
tinuous record of the pulse rate, the
blood pressure and the muscular
tone of automobile drivers. 1t was
almost possible in reading these rec
ords to locate the bumps, the bad
paving, the narrow bridges and the
sharp curves that had been fol-
lowed.
Doctor Mount found there were
two types of strain-one, the steady
strain caused by mental irritants,
and, two, sudden shocks which put
the drivers pulse way up. When a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

What variety of soybeans is best
for hay in Vance county?
The fine stem varieties make the
best hay. In Vance county we find
Laredo to be the best adopted under
normal conditions. This variety has
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.
What effects do cold or hot
drinks haze anon the stomach,

What effects do cold or hot
drinks haze upon the stomach,
and on the process of digestion?
In the older physiologies it used
to be said that the stomach quickly
reduced both hot and cold drinks to
it's own temperature. This did not
seem very reasonable-there being
no real thermodynamic mechanism
in the stomach to change the tenn
perature of its contents any faster
than if they were outside the body
and the researches of Drs. Hep
burn, Eberhardt and their associ-
ates put the matter on a much more
understandable basis.
The temperature of the digestive
tract rises the further down one
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
The Use Of Iodine
In Treating Golfer

1t takes very little iodine to pre-
vent simple goiter. People who use
iodized salt continuously are maxi
ing a mistake. Iodine need be given
only for short time during the
spring and fall in order to reduce
the simple golfers which occur in
goitrous localities.
Iodine is a two-edged sword in
the treatment of goiter. 1t should
be used very carefully, and VIC have
a number of records of extremely
severe reactions. These consist Of
fever, eruptions on the skin, con-
dition of runny nose and even jaun-
dice. When any Of these symptoms
occur IN a goiter victim who has
been taking iodine, the iodine should
be stopped.
This is not to say that iodine is
not useful remedy in goiter. 1t is.
But it is no remedy for amateurs to
experiment with. 1t should be given
under the supervision of a physi-
clan who sees the patient at least
once or twice a week and is able to
regulate the dosage.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
C. R.: "What is it that causes a
persons face to burn and get all
flushed, especially in the winter,
and sometimes bring headache?
What could be done to prevent this
burning?"
Answcr-This may be due to the
menopausc or TO activity of the thy
roid gland, or simply to sudden
changes in temperature. In the case
of menopause, ovarian extract is
valuable.
EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clcndcning has
sct en- pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for ~ ccats.
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and Il 5cif-addrcsscl envelope
stamped with threc-cent stamp. to DR..
Logan CicndeninE. in care "f this paper.
The pamphlets arc: Three Wcc..s Reduc-
ing Diet, "lnGi.scitiOn and Cunatipatiua'.
Reducing ami Gaining. Infant Feed
inH" "Irstrurt.":.i TO-. the Treatment OF
Diabetes 'I'rn;::!:@c -'"sicuc ana Tie
Gaze o. tha h...r ;E.i S&in". =.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

The U. S. Department Of Agricul-
ture estimates that one A)urth Of all
factory workers reemployed since
1882 have gone back to work because
OF increased purchases Of farm fam
iliac
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

DR.. Clendering will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

The sale of 100000 bushels of
surplus American corn to the Brit
ish under Il newly organized export
subsidy program has been announc-
ed by the U. S. Department OF Ag-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

The number of American farmers
participating in the AAA farm pro-
gram increased from 100000 in
1914 to approximately 100000 in
1889, 100 percent increase.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18
Vance County Weekly
Extension News

Sponsored Sanders, County Agent; Mrs Hattie F.
PIummer County Demonstration Agent J. T. Richard
son. Assistant County Agent Josephine Ranes Assistant
Home Demonstration Agent.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-18

1885-Opening Of the Canadian
Pacific railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-05
University of Maryland to Use
Opera Recordings in Glasses
Head Of Music Department Endorses
Campaign; Available Works Are Listed

The University of Maryland is the
latest educational institution IN the
Washington area to announce plans
for using the operate recordings
now being distributed by The Star
in It's regular courses of music ap-
probation.
Harlan Randall, assistant pro-
fessor of music, who is in charge
of the university's music depart
ment, said today the school has
obtained the recordings with a view
toward employing them in music
appreciation studies later in the
year. At the same time Mr.. Ran
dali expressed his personal indorse-
ment of The Stars campaign.
ut gives me great deal Of pleas
ure to indorse this unusual music
appreciation offer of The Star"
Prof. Randall said. Those inter-
ested in music, and especially teach
ers, should realize that The Star is
giving the people Of Washington
and surrounding communities a
wonderful service.
To Use Recordings in Class.
GAS one who has been associated
with college music for number OF
years." he continued, 81 can ap-
preciate the great educational value
of these recordings. Also, / believe
that the youth of our generation
are more interested in the so-called
serious music than some are willing
to give them credit for. During the
last 10 years, there has been a steady
rise in the interest shown by STU
dents in good music.
Personally, I intend to make
great use of these recordings in our
music courses-music appreciation,
music history and, more specifically,
the development of the opera. I
have played some already, and they
are very good.
LET me say again how much
appreciate the work that you have
started. 1t was with great salts
faction that I learned that this
music appreciation movement in
augurated by The Star last year has
spread so rapidly in many cities
throughout the country"
Operas, IL Symphonies Available.
Meanwhile The Star today con-
tinued the distribution of the nine
operas released so far and the IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-05

tor. Fractured collarbone.
Richard r. Petit, 26, Bostonia,
Calf, and New York attorney.
Broken collarbone and ribs.
Plane Exchanged.
The flight began at New York and
stops were made at Philadelphia,
Akron and Cleveland. Dissatisfied
with the performance of one motor,
Capt. Scott was given another plane
at Cleveland, to which crew and
passengers were transferred.
A light snow was falling when
the plane reached Chicago. Weather
reports put the ceiling at 1900 feet
and visibility at mile. Planes had
been landing in routine fashion.
The airliner circled the airport
for % minutes awaiting landing or
ders from the traffic control tower.
1t headed in from the southeast
after getting clearance orders and
Co-Pilot Young radioed that the
ground could be seen.
Richard Rocas, an employee at the
airport, said the plane was making
a perfectly normal" approach to
the field when suddenly the motors
roared as if the pilot tried to at
tain height.
The planes nose dipped down
and it turned slightly to the left"
he said. Then it hit the ground
and broke into flames"
Wing Tits and Crash Follows.
The first passenger able to tell Of
the accident was Mr.. Woodbury., who
said:
The ship circled the airport for
some minutes. All I remember about
the smashup is that the wing tilted,
there was crash, woman screamed
and I lost consciousness"
Mr.. Woodbury. asserted that there
was no sign Of anything at fault
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-05

United's New York Chicago route
for about year.
Mr.. Austin was en- route to Los
Angeles on business, members of his
family said at Cleveland. In 1924
he became president of his firm,
builder of some of the Nations
largest industrial plants. He Is sur
vived by his widow and three chill
dren.
The crash was the third fatal &C
cident on commercial airlines in the
past four months. A Pennsylvania
Central Airline plane fell near Low
ettsville, Va, last August 81, killing
Is. Ten died when a U. A. l.. plane
struck a Utah mountainside No
vember 4.
Vice President Herlihy said the
crash was the second in the COM
pany's 10 years of operation on the
Cleveland Chicago route, during
which $1,000 trips have been flown.
A. L. Brodie. Cook County cor
oner, announced he would impanel
a jury of technical experts for an
inquest today.