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Evening star., 1940-09-16
Edwin |. YeweII Dies;
Was Patent ATTORNEY

Edwin L. Yewell, 76. for many
years a patent attorney in WASH
ington, died yesterday in Emergency
Hospital after a weeks illness.
Mr. Yewell, who made his home
at 1907 Columbia road NV, was
active until the time of his fatal
illness. At one time he was asso-
ciated with the firm of Davis Il
Davis of New York and Washing
ton
Mr.. Yewell was born in Washing
ton during the Civil War. AS a
young man he played baseball with
one of the first teams organized il
the city.
A widower for the past Is years,
he leaves no immediate relatives.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow at the Lee funeral
home. Fourth street and Massachu-
setts avenue NE, followed by burial
in Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Mrs. Mary Shugrue, 80,
SURGEON S Mother, Dies

Mrs. Mary Shugrue. 30, mother
of DR.. John J. Shugrue, Washington
brain surgeon. and widow of Patrick
Shugrue, died yesterday at her nome,
1888 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Mrs. Shugrue was a lifelong resi-
dent of Washington. She was the
daughter of the late Lawrence and
Catherine Hickey Her father, a
native of Ireland, was well known
in Washington real estate circles.
Her husband, who died four years
ago. was prominent businessman
and lawyer
Mrs. Shugrue formerly was active
as member of the Blessed Virgin
Sodality and other groups connected
with the Immaculate Conception
Catholic Church
Besides DR.. Shugrue. she leaves
daughter. Mrs. Patrick S. Madigan.
wife of Col. Madigan, Medical Corps,
U. S. A; sister, Miss Sarah Hickey
and two grandchildren, Emmett and
Gerald Madigan. all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at the residence, followed
by a requiem mass at Immaculate
Conception Church. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Tax Auction Draws
Watchers, Not Bidders

A crowd gathered in front of the
Prince Georges County courthouse
at Upper Marlboro today to watch
Treasurer Harry w. McNamee auc-
ton off approximately 100 parcels
of land on which taxes have not
been paid.
1t was crowd of spectators-not
of bidders. Although large num-
Der of the parcels, distributed through
18 county districts, were priced as
low as sl4.45, only l6 items were ac-
tually sold.
The remaining parcels will stay on
the countys books until bids are
submitted to the county commits
sioners.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Factor Kidnoper Dies

JOLIET. ILL.,, Sept. l6 (P,.-Albert
(Pollynose) Kator, "A, member of
the Roger Touhy gang of Chicago
who was convicted of kidnapping for
ransom. died of pneumonia in
Statesville Prison Hospital yesterday
Kator was one of four men given go
year sentences in 1884 for kidnapping
John Factor, one time Chicago Bar
ber and market speculator, for $70,-
900 ransom.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Time Marches On

SHELTON. Nebr., Sept. 16 H).-
B. M. Bentley lost his watch while
blowing. That was Is years ago,
but he found it two years later.
Two years ago he lost it while
plowing. Now it has been found
again-and it still keeps good time.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Five Destroyers Garry
$50 Reservists Awuy

Five destroyers carrying $50 re-
servists from New York and New
Jersey slipped their lines at the
Washington Navy Yard early today
and headed down the Potomac for
the open sea and a weeks train
ing cruise.
The 1,200-ton over-age vessels
spent the week end here to give
shore leave to the compliment of
men after week on the drill
grounds off the Chesapeake capes.
The destroyers were the Leary, Bab-
bitt, Claxton, Roper and Jones.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Pilot Club to Meet

The Pilot Club will meet at 6
pm. Friday at 2100 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
PEPPER PIDE AUMENTO EN-
LOS FONDCS DE ALIVIO

WASHINGTON, abril SIN
almento de 81 100000 pa
IN los fondos de alivio Sc reeo
mier5a en- ell senado. luego &c
haber inieiado aver IN iuieio
sobre los calculos del presiden
tie Roosevelt para Ia WPA, el
Comite de Cr6ditos de Ia Ca
mara. FL senador Pepper, de
Ia Florida. propuso csc cr6di-
to adicional con el fin de inn
pedir grandes sufrimientos en-
tire los pobres entire ahora y Ell
30 de JUNO.
Ell ano pasado e. Corgreso
vote un cr6dito de 81 477,000-
900 para la WPA.
Ante ell Comit6 de n Coma
ra SO persona el coronei F. c.
Harrington, comisionado de
la WPA, y explic6 la situaci6n
en- cuanto al nlmero de ciuda-
danos sin trabajo.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
MARcELo

iQuien no posee, entire sus
experiencias p%ers0nales, la de
la pial de gallina? Varios son
los estromecimientos o Gallo
fries QUE Sc producer en- la Vi
da. el del entusiasmo, Ell de la a.
legrfa, ell miedo, Ell del FRO, Ell
de la fiebre... Y todos son capa-
ces de producer, a veces la piel
de gallina,
Esta nomenclature tiene en-
cua.s.a dnisamenta especiflcas
semejanzas exterioIts: la Jpiel
de las gallinaceas presenta su
caracterfstica saliente folioular
por I'm fen6meno estatico debi-
do a la particular conformation
de los appendices cutaneos. Pero
'1a piel de ~gallina'' propia de los
animales y del hombre es un fe
u6meno dinamtco, harto mas
complejo, y debido a finas reac-
clones de digpositivos definidos.
La TRADITION Y la experiencia
personal han ligado este fen6-
memo con ell a~caecimiento de he
chos emocionales. Pero la cree
ci6n de los pelos cutaneos tiene,
desde luego, otros importantes
engranajes fisiol6gicos. Los no.
velistas y los autores dramati-
cos han aprovechado Ell fen6me-
no de la piel de gallina para ha-
Ger mas intense ell cuadro emo
cional y para hacer mas facil Ia
contagiosa emOci6n en- ell amino
del lector.
Verdaderamente, en- ell hom-
bre, la piel de gallna puede ESQ
ciarse a la explicaci6n de tddos
los estados de amino intensa-
mente emotivos; no solo a los
espantables de terror, de c6lera,
de odiO, sino tambien a emocio-
mes suaves y deleitosas, como el
entusiasmo, el extasis. En- fin,
emociones, cutaneas, pueden
producer por reflejo Ell fen6me-
no de la piel de gallina: sensa-
clones ~acuaticas, como los ruiz
dos estridentes, las audiciOnes
musicales; sensaciOnes gustati-
vas, como ell sabor de los frutos
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
DIES HIZO EXPULSAR DE
LA SALA DE SU COMITE
A UN COMUNISTA

Washington. abril 5.-Fren
te a la actitud irrespetuosa
del comunista Phil Frankfield
que deseaba leer un manifies-
to antes de ~contestar a las pre-
guntas que Sc lie hiciera, ell re-
preentante Dies hizo que fue-
"a expulsado de la sala ell ciu-
dadano Y mas tarde Sc lie cita-
"a como que ha faltado al res
peto que ell Tribunal investi-
gadOr merece, Frankfield sa-
li6 del salon escoltado por la
policia.
Parte del pdblico lanz6 girl
tos en- contra de la conducta
del comunista y algunos lie
llamaron rata" Y "traidor."
Durante ell dia interrog6 ell
comite a Ana Burlak, conoci-
da como ia llama roja," secre-
taria del Partido Comunista
de Nueva Inglaterra, la que
dijo que ell PaYtido. en- la ra-
ma donde ella trabaja, cuen-
ia con mas de 1900 miembros.
La mujer conden6 duramente
a los espias 0 "chotas."
Richard H. Lawry, supervi-
sor del censo en- Pittsburg, sus-
pendido por alegadas activida
des comunistas, manifesto que
no es "rojo" y que jamas ha
sostenido relaciones con los co
munistas.
Ell DR.. Samuel J. Rubley, de
Logansport, Indiana, madico y
captain de la Guardia Nacio-
nal, asegur6 que jamas ha pei
tenecido a los Camisas de Pla
ia 0 la Orden K. K. K; pero
que ST sos,uvo alguna CORES
pondencia con ellos. Ahora s
siente "avergonzado" de ha
berries escrito
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

fen9er al animal, infundiendo
miedo a su adveraario. Erizado
q pelo, ell animal Sc hace mas
e. IN9a c .mponer.e y slg1me
un sspscso mas terrible. Paro a
parte ssJa causla, dicha erection
&c produce tambf6n ci11Io el
Pr rna,, presa de la ira Y del fu-
-, proyocado, Sc diapone a
'osa onar.
ig.cro Sc We, en- Ell hombre el
ref ejo pilomotor tiene una i'm
pei 2-ncia biological muy redu-
ella y, mas que otra cosa, re-
pra3erlsa un recuerdo filogene-
tjco. IQuien pensaria, sin EN-
13ngo, cuando una subitanea
s;ns?ci6n placentera, como la
lcar:3ia del aire fresco, o una
Atcslgrad2lble impression, como
ror rrluier 81 fruto del limonero
pc-ga peel de gall1la, q1a este
no tumu,tuoso reflejo es la re-
~sultante de un mecanismo fun
e;crLln,nte tan complicado, v
filcgea5t.camente tan importan
tie?
E lrofDajo p~ilomotor no es ell
dpico fen6meno debido a la con-
trslec.6n ref.eja de los mdsculos
irlaIiuntar!os cutaneos; forma
p2rte, b~iol6gicamente hablando,
la Una serie de otros reflejos en-
la cual r~onstituye Ell fen6meno
mas notable.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
LA GAcErG

teriores remedies y ayldae ac-
tivos en- Ia lucha contra 81 en-
friamienlto del cuerpo: htrncs
T,egado al campo de los ref lbs
.rra estimulan la production del
casor en- parte del ORGANISING.
En- ell hombre, que con Ell YES
lido ha sustituido al vello como
ccbertura cohibitiva del cueri
DO. ell reflejo pilomotor tienIa me
ncres ocasionas de produ'Firse
como fen6meno de defensa con-
ira eli frio.
Eli reflejo ~pilomotor ha per-
dido mucha importancia en- ell
hombrs en- comparaci6n con o.
tres vertebrados superiore5, in
cluso en- ell aspecto y significa-
do de ~"reflejo emotivo'', aunque
on 81 hom5re ha conquistado de
tales de finura en- ordsn al refi-
nam.ento de la expression de las
emociones del 'hCmo sapiens".
La amenguada extension y WISH
.i5ili5ad del rafiejo en- sl hombre
son 3abidas e~specialmente al he
cho de que ell sustrato reaictive
ha desaparecido tcltalmente, 81
xcertuamos la cabellera.
Darwin ha subrayado por mo-
do explfcito la importapcia en-
los animales de la erection de
les appendices cutaEeos, como fe-
n6meno de emoci6n y de defen-
sa; no existe en- los animales mo
v;m:ento expressive alguna mas
ganeralmente desarrOllado que
la erection, por reflejo involun-
tar.o, del pelo o del plumaje. Fl
panico y Ell miedo son los mo-
mentos mas habituales y mas a.
decuados para este reflejo. Este
ha sidO Observable en- ell china
pance, en- los monos y EN- otros
simioS, asuStados por ruidos ex-
tranOs, como los del trueno, o a
la vista de individuos o anima-
les, Merbigracia UNA serpienbe
enrollada. Tambien ha pOdidO
cbservarse en- caballos y bueyes
previamente sometidos va a O.
peraciCnes quir1rgicas, ante la
vista del veterinario. Por 10 de-
mas iquien no ha pOdido yer
alguna vez a la clueca erizar Ell
plumaje 81 alguien o algo anne
naza a Sus p0lluelos y al cato
erizar la pelambre a la enemiga
pre- encia dal perro?
Pero la erection del pelo,, es-
tie ifen6meno culminante de la
piel de gallina, es provocada
por ell terror Y destinada a de-
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
CENTRIC ASTURIANo
Convocatoria

Sc cita a los senores asocia-
dos para la session de Junta
General Extraordinaria que
tendra lugar ell proximo lunes
s del actual, a las 8 P. M, en-
ell salon teatrO.
Relacionado con Ia renuncia
que de su cargo ha hecho Ell
Sr. Presidente General, la Jun
ia Directive dara cuenta a la
General de 10 que ha estima-
do convenience decidir en- Wis
ia de las CIRCUMSTANCES de es-
te asunto.
Siendo de suma importancia
esta session, Sc urge la asisten-
cha, para cue las decisiones
que Sc tOmen comprendan Ell
sentir del mayor numero posi-
BILE de asociados.
J. Gonzalez, Sec.
Abril S, 1910.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
PLEITos Y DIvoRcIos
AbriI S, 1910.

]. F. Binkley contra Lois l..
Binkey; abogado; w. N. Burn
side.
Dorothy Keen contra Wilbur
Keen; abogados: Gonzalez y
Patten.
Frances Perdomo Crisostomo
contra Hilario Alexander Cri-
soStcmo; abogado; Worth, BIZ
vens y Lively.
Hortensia Elena Morales con
ira Pedro Jose Morales; divor-
clio concedido Y la custOdia de
los hijos,
Everett Kurtz contra Angus
TIA S. Kurtz, divorcio concediY
do.
Jose Oliveira contra Max Ar
gintar, embargo; letradol: Ed
ward Miraglia.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
Don't Spread Your G9Ii Cough
Get EseRtElo- MuIsi9p .

A cola cough seriously endangers
ou, your Family, ard your business
associates. Illness from colds and
couchs causes more loss of time
lhou ell other diseases combined.
II you have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho-Mulsion, the Puaran-
tecd medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to sop your eoughiar
Immediately apd get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
ny medicine you ever tried, u.s.
or your money b. X.
Nogtho-Mu's'oa is more than m
1~riiaory medicine, II contains Wits
miss = ami d TO build your cslL
nee tsncs. and g-yan soothing,
cling oils and rr-laats, INCLUDE
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

Para hoy esta senalado ell
entierro de la Sra. Maria L6-
PEI, de 60 amos, que falleci6
aver en- un hospital local. LIE
sobreviven tres hijos, Luciano,
Andres y Pedro, y tres hijas,
Sra. Clara Sanchez, Teresa Pa
IRA v Florinda Blanco.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
LISTERINE
for KALIT0SIS :
% Al RRSATRl

ing highest grade beechwood
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifognia fig syrup gives Mantho.
MplsioG ? taste the whole family
viii Ike. It clings to the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients ac' faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
Attendance ut church Is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger TIE congregation with a
cold cough wien Nentho-M ulsion is
so inexpensive end easy to obtain"
Mantho-Mulsion is endorsed by
your nciehbors anl guaranteed by
leading dragg'sts svolyvhere adv.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
CARNE DE GALLINA
ROMA

agrarios, v asf sucesivamente.
Tanto estas sensaciones perife-
ricas (epiestesis) como aquellas
otras viscerales (cenestesis)
pueden poner piel de gallina, y
no solo la emoci6n actual, sine
tambien su representation en- Ia
memoria es a menudo suficien-
te para provocar eli fen6meno
del ''reflejo pilomotor'' en- algu-
nos individuos.
lEn que consiSte la piel de ga
lima, cual es su mecanismo y
cual es su significado biol6gico?
Sc trata de un fen6meno de
"erecci6n del apendice cuta-
neos'', pelos Y cabellos. Deter
minadas categorias de vellos
o pelos, como los de la axila, los
de la nariz y las orejas y de las
cejas no participant de este fe-
n6meno erectivo.
La piel de gallina es debida a
.un especial sistema de pequenos
ml1sculos Mamados adecuada-
mente Grrectores piIoyUm (erec-
torres de los pelos). Como es sa-
Dido, Ell folfculo pilffero, Y los
pelos que c%ontiene, tienen un de
curse Oblicuo en- Ell ambito del
6rgano cutaneo. Por tanto, Ia
contraction de los mdsculos a.
rrectOres piIOrum, tendiendo q
aproximar las dos puntas de
insertion del m1sculo, prigina
dos hechos: ante TODD, Ell ergui-
miento del foliculo pilffero con
asomo en- la superficie cuta-
nea de su base de insertion, ",
en- segundo lugar, un ahonda-
miento del tejidc cutaneo cir
cundante en- correspondence a
la inEerci6n cutanea del m1scu-
10. De estos opuestos momenbos
Iesta tornado 81 cuadro de lapel
de gallina,
Los haces de fibras de los
m1sculos ~pilomotores Sc con-
traen por etimulaci6n 'tindirec4
ia" Y por estimulaci6n 'idirec-
ta', es decir: por ejemplo, por
obra de estimulos mecanicos, e.
lectricO, etc. Sc trata de fibras
que ~pertenecen a aquel particu-
lar sistema muscular que sc Ma
ma involuntario, porque sc con-
trae incluso al margen de las
decisiones de la voluntad v de la
conciencia, a diferencia de la
musculatura voluntaria como es
la propia del sistema de los
mil sculos esqueleticosI Los
musculOs pilomotores, ~pertene-
cen a los involuntariOs, Y for,
man parte del mismo, no muy
y~oluminoso, sistema muscular
que strive para las funciones ve-
getattivas. Una de las caracte-
rfsticas fundamentals de estos
mGsculOs es su gran capacidad
de supervivencia. En- 10 que res
pecta a los m1sculos pilomoto-
res Sc pudo provocar la conbrac-
ci6n, EN- adecuadaS condiciones
/ - " -
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

e-xperimentales, hasta seis o SIZE
tie dfas despues de haber sido
aislados del ORGANISING.
La contraction del m6sculo e.
rector del pelo, tratandose de
un m1sculo involuntario, no es-
ia regIlada per la innervaci6n
de paGte def sistema Inlsrvioso
central, sine que deviene iner-
vada por aI7uel especial sisteana
nervioso que es conocido como
Instrumentation. Seccionan-
do los ramos nerviosos de este
sistema, que Sc distribuyen en-
los mGsculos p~ilomotores, el fe-
n6meno de la piel de galIina no
.puede producirse mas que a ira
yes de la estimulaci6n nerwosa F:
Ell reflejo no sc cumple, pues,
mas que por hechos emociona-
les o por estimulos, que per 10
cclm1n deben man:f:starse por
via mediate. Pcr ell contrario. el
reflejo pilOmotor puede todavfa
ocasionarse por influjo de esti,
mulos locales, de crden fisico
(electricidad) o qufmico (adre-
nalina) capaces de actual direc-
tamente sobre has fibras muscu-
lares involuntaria.
Como sc We, sc trata de un me
canismo complejo, debido al ST.
nergismo Functional de compiled
dos dispositivos neuro-muscu!a-
res. Aun mas: sabamos que Il
reflejo polimotor esta sujeto
tambien a la Influenza de las
g~lanldulas de secretion interna y
eSpecialmente a las de los 6rga-
NOS surrenales. Estes 6rgan0s
regregan en- ell fen6meno de las
e1mociones una cantidad nota-
blemente elevada de adrenalina
Y esta hormona act1a adecuada-
mente por via hematica, sobre
los dispoSitivos neuromuscula-
res del reflejo. Con la secretion
endocrina subrrenal estan ade-
mas relacionados otrOS facto-
res h~orm6nicos.
ICuales son los "significados
funcionales'' de este compIicar
do y frecuente fen6meno7
El principal, entire ellos, no
es la expression de un estado
emotivo, sine la ''defensa con-
ira Ell frfo''. Ell ~estremecimiento
de frfo que pone piel de gallina
.es un reflejo protector, que Sc
acompana de una vasta acci6n
vaso-construtiz periferica, o sea
de un fen6meno de cierre y res
tricci6n del GAUGE de los peque-
nos vases cutaneos. Mecanica-
mente este fen6meno contribute
por la TRACTION ejercida sObre
Ia trama elastica del cuerpo pa
pillar del derma cutaneo, a favo
recer Ia anemizaci6n de la piel,
ejercitando un esfuerZO siner-
gico con la reacci6n vascular ac-
tiva, A traves de esta reacci6n
al frfo, Ell ORGANISING busca limi-
tar la dispersion de calor en- Ia
superficie del cuerpO. AL mismo
tiempo, por causa de los fen6-
menos sensoriales que acompa-
nan al calofrio, la conciencia IS
advertida de la necesidad de ul-
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

You may be guilty of haIitosis Dad
BREATH this very minute, and yet be
unaware oft. That's the insidiouS thing
about this offensive condition. so fre-
}uently due to food fermentation in
the mouth.
You yourself may not recognize il
but everyone you come i'll contact
withdocs.
Listerine Antiseptic hats such fer
n%entation, said by some authorities to
DC a major cause of mouth odors, and
oyercomes the odors themselves. So Whv
SIX annoying and offending others7 Whv
lurt yourself socially and in business3
IL is so cas-, TO guard against Offend
ng by gargling with Listerine. the
'ate a~ntiseptic. Your breath becomes
'weeter and NOR agreeable. If YOU
'alue your job and your friends, use
-isterine Antiseptic regularly. Lambert
'harmacal Company, St. Louis, Mo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-06

The invocation was by Rev. Mr.
Gardner
Badges were presented by Rev. l.
w. Hughes to the following: first
class, Betsy Langston; merit badges
Viola Hoyle, Path Finder, Pioneer
Handy Woman, and Betsy Langston
Dress Maker, Home Maker, Handy
Woman, Child Nurse; second class:
Julia Gary, Ann Rose, Betty Good
wynn, Mary Ann Johnson, Mable
Butts, Gloria Van Dyke, OveiGa FL
lis, Dorothy Lee Harris, Josephine
Adams, Lucy Brewer, Wilma Tho:np-
son, Martha Bailey, Martha Ann
Chandler. Tempe Bradley, Frances
Pegram, Susie Dunn, Dorothy Ann
Sneed, Ann Langston, Hilda Gupton,
Gladys Tillotson, Annie Watkins. and
Betsy Ann Robards; tenderGoot Ann
Langston and Betty Tolson.
Attractive Girl Scout blotters were
given as souvenirs to the guests.
Light refreshments were served at
the close of the program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-06
Vance County
4-H Club News

l pledge
my Head to clearer thinking
my Heart to greater loyalty
my Hands to larger service and
my Health to better living
For my club, my community, and
my country.
This pledge is repeated time after
time my 524 rural boys and girls in
Vance county. 1t is the national
pledge of the All Club. The national
club motto is Ito make the best bet
ter. The national club emblem is
the four-leaf clover. There is a big
letter H on each leaf. The four HIS
stand for head, heart, hands, and
health, representing fourfold idea.
The head is developed to think, to
plan, to reason; the heart to be kind,
true, and sympathetic; the hands to
be useful, helpful, and skillful; and
health should be cultivated for the
enjoyment of life, the resisting OF
disease, and the increasing Of efficl-
ency.
1nere may be readers (even though
the Al Club has been organized
about thirty years. who will say
What is the All Club? 1t is a nation
wide organization of rural youth
conducted by the United States De-
partment of Agriculture and the EX-
tension Service in the various state
agricultural colleges. 1t has state
leaders, county leaders, and local
leaders. Its objective is to give rural
boys and girls training in better
practices in agriculture and home
making, and in the broader phases OF
community organization, and the fine
and more significant things OF life.
Club work is available for every
rural boy and girl between the ages
of ten and twenty inclusive.
Through a weekly column in the
Henderson Daily Dispatch the All
club members OF Vance county Will
endeavor to acquaint the genera!
public with All club work IN the
county. There are 524 members com
prising six organized clubs-one in
each of the following schools: Towns
vile. Dabney, Middleburg, Aycock,
Drewry, and Zeb Vance. They are
working in competition to see which
club can do the most outstanding
project work. Each week the secre-
taries of the clubs will report to Lu-
ellie Gupton, a local leader OF the
Townsville club, who will act as
county reporter for the year l94o.
The secretaries of the clubs are as
follows: Aycock, Dena Adcock; Dab
ney, Helen Grissom, DreWry, Lucille
Watkins; Middleburg, Julia Mae
Dickerson; Townsville, Christine
Brewer: and Zeb Vance; Annie Mae
Dickerson.
Once a month the boys and girls
in each club hold joint club meet
ing. Next week we shall have re"
port from the point meetings.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-06

industrially and underdeveloped IN
raw materials and foods. Since the
days of Bismark. Dean Brown con-
tinued. Germany has sought to be-
come an economic entity, and in
seeking. has caused conflict. The
speaker declared that any ton
that so desires will cause r,
strife and suffering.
Dean Brown pointed out ways to
bring about economic entities, de-
claring that the only common sense
way is honest free trade among the
nations, each exchanging with
others.
The speaker declared that flor
any powerful nation to impose its
will upon smaller nation is the
same as highway robber who
holds up and robs at the point Of
a gun.
Two new members were taken
into the club. They arc R. G.. S.
Davis. Jr.. and J. w. jenkins, Jr.,
and they were presented their Ro-
tary pins by 3. H. Perry.
r. C. Kittrcll made an appeal for
the crippled childrcn's fund, and
the members literally responded.
Judge Leo Carr, of Burlington,
was the guest Of R. G.. Kittrell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-06

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vas found in the mail.
Undersecretary of FOREIGN At
fairs Butler said that under inter
national law a belligerent was a
liberty to examine any mail Wheth-
ar neutral or belligerent which Wa'
brought voluntarily into its iuris-
liction, as was the case with Unit
d States mail carried by the clip
Der.
When I.aborite George Straus
-uggested it had been 4 eeriou
,lunder. Butler replied Il Go not
rrrent that at all.
Laborite Arthur Henderson Their
asked whether it would be possible
10 evolve some arrangement salts
Tying the needs of the government
and at the same time removing the
fears of a large section Of the
American people.
Butler replied sit is always or
desire to find some arrangement
that would be acceptable 10 botl'
nations.