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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-01
Attacking Stomach
Ills With Aluminium
questions about crooked and ir~
reUIlar tepth.

questions about crooked and ir~
regular teeth:
"Uhot causes crooked and irre9n.
lar tccth?" Diseased tonsils and en-
larged adenoids, too early eEtrac,
ton of temporary teeth, insufficient
exercise and habits such as thumb
sucking In many cases the teeth
grow in crooked without any known
cause.
"HoaO are crooked teeth straight
ened?" BY an appliance which
stimulates growth and guides teeth
into proper position. The dental
speciality which deals with this is
called orthodontia.
"Uhat IS the best age for start
ing treatRent?' Between the ages
Of seven and 10 years.
as the treatment painfu'2" Not
to any degree.
800 teeth haze q tendency to de-
cay If az appliance is 1Vo1n" There
is no reason to worry about this if
the teeth are kept clean and well
brushed.
"Hov long does it take to
strengthen tecth2" No definite time
limit can be set, as every case
varies. In most cases the hardest
part of the treatment is completed
the first year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-01
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities"

In the secord situation, the de-
claror probably will make out
best by dropping trumps first, then
running the spades and discard
ing on them one or more CT his
minor suit losers. You lead one of
the minor suits for two reasons
to pick off whatever losers are
there and to try to knock out the
side entry for the spade suit, if
there is one.
IN the third lineup, the declar-
or again probably will drop
trumps first, then go after the
clubs. If the dummy has a side
entry for them, it is in spades; try
to knock out that spade entry.
The fourth situation shows a
declarer who probably will try to
bring in his own club suit, first
ruffing losers in it. Take out the
dummy's trumps, with the ace
and another.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-01

drugs. 1t does not cause alkatosis.
as sodium bicarbonate sometimes
does; it does not cause diayrhea, as
magnesium oxide sometimes does,
and it does not cause constipation,
as bismuth sometimes does.
1t controls spasns and pain of
the stomach. l know number of
people with ulcer, who carry alumni
mum hydroxide jelly around with
them and take it rs patients used
to take tablets OF alkalis, such as
sodium bicarbonato and magnesium
oxide. Severe cases OF ulcer are
treated very satisfactorily with
this medicine.
There is no danger OF its causing
cancer and there never was. The
campaign that aluminium cooking
utensils cause cancer is 4 piece Of
"scare the public propaganda,
thoroughly ignorant and vicious, in
which there is net 4 word Of truth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-01

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. C!endening has
seven PAM alets which can be obtained by
readers. .ach pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For arr one pamphlet desired. send lO
cents n coin, and a self-addressed envelope
STAN. ed with three-cent stamp, to DR..
Lo an Clendenine, 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 The
Care of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-01

Correction: In an article entitled,
Guests that Stay OH for the Win
ter" published Jan. -, 1910 IN
this column, sodium huorlde' was
enormously described as harmless
to man and animals.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-01
4 K S 6
SAT5
%QS52
3 Q 6 4

In the first case, it should be
clear that the Geclarer has q
cross-rufing situation. He can
trump diamonds in the dummy
and clubs in his own hand. Break
it up, by leading a trump-in this
case the ace and then another,
which probably will cut him to
two trumps only left in each hand
for ruffing purposes.
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-01
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D

From a reader: 81 unFer-
stand that aluB!iBGn is noc BE-
ing aSed to treat stomach all
ments. WhGt effort the theory
that 1T causes caacer!!"
Yes, aluminium hydroxide has
been used for four or five years in
the treatment Of ulcer of the stom-
ach and acid dyspepsia. It has
proved to be one oE the most efTec-
tive anti-acids that we have be-
cause it ncutraiizes excessive acid
in the stomach which is present in
ulcer, and it does roe have any of
the disagreeable features of othcr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-01

DR.. ClendcHir@ viii answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-01
FORESEE1EG THE PLAY

WHAT WOULD YOU lead from
this hand against +-IIearts ?" is a
form Of question "hiei most play
ers are asked from time to time.
The canny camDaigner will al
ways answer with another query:
"How was il bid?" Until he
knows that, he has no idea of
what would be the best lead.
Sometimes the bidding gives a
very thorough picture of the
hands held by the declarer and
dummy, and therefore indicates
the probable line Of play, as we'll
as the type Of defense that may
wreck the contract.
AK66
CATS
%QS52
1904
, What would you lead In the
West, holding this hand, if the
bidding had been as under the
four sequences below?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Bigger Army
Fund Hinted
Roosevelt Indie a ties
Increased Appropria-
tion For Defense May
Be Asked.

Washington. June %. - (AP)-
President Roosevelt indicated today
that increased appropriations would
be sought for the Army. but offered
no suggestions on the amount.
He intimatcd that the added funds
would be used to place large orders
for defense equipment.
Asked at d press conference Whcth-
err it had been brought to his atten-
ton that the Army was drafting
program involving new and large
amounts. he asserted that probably
the best way TO put it was like this:
When new production facilities are
created ii is cheaper in the long run
to give d sufficiently large order to
keep them going at least for while
II is now being determined he said,
whether in some fields of procure
ment it would not save money TO
give expanded orders now 50 as to
assure industry ii would get part of
its money back.
For instance. he said, more air.
planes might be ordered than there
are appropriations at present to
cover, the objective being to build up
to the goa! Of 10000 aircraft backed
by production capacity for $4,000 a
year
1t had previously been reported
that President Roosevelt intended to
seek an immense boost in :~e defense
program that would more than dou-
bic the S5.082.3l0.090 already ap-
prOpriated and SKATER the arms bills
Of the peak World war year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
vic e Presidential
Nomination and Con-
vention Closing For
malities Remain To-
day Before Republic
can Convention.

Philadelphia, June % (AP) -
Wendell Willkic, the business man
who muSScd his hair and turrcd into
a politician overnight, won the Re-
publican presidential nomination to-
dav after the widest ballOting spree
of any recent convention.
He wrcstcd the presidential nOmi-
nation from Whooping delegates on
the sixth ballot shortly after mid
night. Thomas f.. Dewey OF New
York, his forces badly shattered. and
Senator Vandcnberg of Michigan had
freed their supporters to join the mad
rush toward the New York utilities
executive.
Senator Taft of Ohio. his lines
crumbling in the stampede, finally
fell before tho onruSh. F""" the re-
suit was declared unanimous.
Only the vice presidential nominal
ton and the closing convention for
ma!ities remained to be disposed of
this afternoon by the delegates, weary
from the late night session and
hoarse from two days OF shouting.
Taft and Vandcnberg. along with
Dewey, turned second place aside
Senator McNary of Oregon, the Re-
publican floor leader, was understood
to be Wilkes choice, but McNary
said at Washington he had Informed
(Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Ru1nanian
Troops Rush
To Frontier
Situation Beco min G
Hourly More Grave,
With Hungary and
Bulgaria Calling Up
Reserves And Turk
Fleet Sent to Sea.
nv The Associated PrcSS.)

(Hy Inc ASSOcjalcu ITcSS.'
A clash Of German and Soviet
Russian interests as result oil
the Rcd arrly'S march into BcS-
sarabia and northern BucOvina
appeared today i'm nazi reaction
to the Soviet Unions triumph in
Rumania.
Officials of the German lcga-
ton al Bucharest charged that
the Russian coup was 4 British
inspired trick TO create a new
front for the European war but
that Germany would act only If
her own territorial and economic
interests were damaged.
Germany. they argued. is more
Immediately concerned with
smashing Great Britain.
These quarters said frankly
that Germany had advised Ru-
mania 80 acCcdc 10 RuSsia'S de-
mands on the grounds that ii was
only "a temporary adjustment
and that Germany definitely
vii! settle things later"
Germany cannot permanently
permit Russia TO dominate the
mouth of the Danube and north
ern Bucovina, the Germans as
serted. The Danube is one Of
Germany's life lines and. aside
from that, they declared, that
Red dominance would block
Germany'S military approaches
to the Black sea.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
War Plans
Revealed
Army Officer Says g.
200 o f Americas
Largest Industries
Have Been Earrnarked

Portsmouth, N H., June 2&.-(AP)
Approximately 5000 of Americas
largest and most efficient manufac-
turing plants have been unmarked
by the War department rs prospcc-
tivc candid0tof for munitions orders,
4 high Army official disclosed today.
we in the War department arc
moving with all possible speed in
placing contracts" Col. II. K. Ruthcr-
ford, ordnance department, director
of the planning branch in tho Of
flee of the assistant secretary OF War,
said in an address Of the New Eng
land Councils 59th quarterly meet
ing.
Commenting that In" task being
placed on private industry in the dc
Tense program was tremendous as
regards the time in which it must dc
ACCOMPLISHED" Col. Rutherford said
that the task before industry was
thrCC-fOld:
1-"Rearmamcnt to equip existing
and prospective forces completely for
active field duty.
REPRODUCTION Of munillOn re-
serves for an enlarged force.
-"Creation of productive capacity
to meet the above needs and provide
Continued on Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Date Set
Meet
Today
Sales Committee of
Tobacco Association
Recommends / h a I
Selling Time lie Limit
ed to Not More Than
Six Hours Daily.

White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
June 28.-(AP)-Thc Tobacco
Association of the United States
announced today the sales mar
kcts would open in Georgia OH
August 8, South Carolina on Au-
gust 20, Eastern North Carolina
on September 5, Middle Belt on
September II, Old S%it ON Sep
tcmber "a, and The darkfired
Virginia market on November rs.
Announcement of opening
dates was made after association
received from its sales commit
tee recommendations that SELL
ing time in any one market day
be limited to rot more than six
hours.
]. w. Huntington OF Farmvilie,
Va. was elected president of the
association, succeeding James
Fickicn of Grecnville, n. c. w.
A. GOOdsOn of Winston Salem,
A. b. CarringtOn, Jr., Danvillc,
Va, and L. l.. Gravcly, Rocky
Mount, were named vice prcsi-
dents.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
British Sink
Nazi Vessel

London. June 28.-(AP)-The ad-
miralty announced today the subma-
rine Tetrarch had torpcdOed and
sunk a deeply laden German trans
port of 5000 tons off the south coast
of Norway.
The announcement said the Tet-
rarch was counter attacked by nazl
torpedo boats and planes.
The text of the communique:
"Off the south coast Of Norway
one of our submarines, H. M. S.
Tetrarch, has sunk a deeply laden
enemy transport of about 5000 tons.
This transport was hit by two tor
pedoes.
The transport was escorted by
four motor torpedo hoat". Those
ur zucccssfrllv cc~n:o" att2"!-"d the
submarine with oleNtf charges.
ENEMY aircraft which appeared
on the scene were eluded.'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
State Executes
Lee Flynn

Raleigh, June 2S-(AP)-The
State executed Lell Flynn, ~, from
Mcdowell county, today for the muir
der of his wife.
FLYNN was the first Mcdowell
county person executed here since
haneings at the county scat were
abandoned in 1910.
The man had confessed his crime,
saving he was arguing with his wife
about her conduct and lost his tenn
per Evidence at his trial was that he
dragged his wife into the yard, told
his seven-year old daughter to come
and "kiss your mama goodbye, and
then shot her through the head.
Sheprose Holland Of Duptin coun-
tv is the only man on death Tow who
has his death date set He is sche-
duled to die August Is for the muir
der of his stepson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Peace Talk
Discounted
German Reply to Any
Peace Feelers From
Britain is That "Can-
mons Are Speaking"

Berlin. June 28.-(AP) - Ger
many's reply to any peace feelers
from London is an unequiVocal state
ment that "cannons are speaking"
authorized sources said today.
These sources declared that II
certain British circles are endeavor-
ing to bring about peaceful settle
ment with Germany, these overtures
are of no account to the Reich SO
long as British Prime Minister Wins
ton ChurchilIs government keeps
saving it wants war to a bitter 1lnlsh.
THAT is the war we are giving
them" these sources said.
The authorized sources, comment
ing en- peace rumors in London, SAID
that the Churchill government, aft
CT all. had the power in its hands,
while other circles, no matter how
influential and how well connected
they might be with friends in Ger
many, could not speak for Britain
authOritatiVely.
1--WE have no reason to attach I'M
purtancc to all these rumOrs for
peace Gcclcrs cminating from Lon
don" one Of these sources said.
"On the contrary it often looks to
MS as if the Churchill government
itself launched these rumors in ord
cr TO have straw to knock down
afterwards. Chamberlain Gormcr
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain
for instance, vigorously denied he is
at odds with Churchill, yet the peace
rllmors are based on an alleged dis
agreement between these two states
men,"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Second White
Book Issued

Berlin, June 29.-(AP)-German
charges that the allies were on the
point of extending the war just be-
fore Germany launched her Often
sive on May 10 were made today in
a two-volumc white book issued by
the naZi foreign office.
At the time of the nazi invasion Of
Belgium. Holland and Luxembourg,
Germany in notes to those countries
said that the allies had planned to
use their territories in striking at the
Reich.
The published documents disclos-
cd alleged plans Of the French, Eng
fish and Belgian general staffs for
invasion of the Ruhr valley, German
industrial center.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Willkie Wins By
BaHoting Spree
Roosevelt Would
Be Glad To Talk
Foreign Affairs

Washington. June 2S.-(AP)-
President Roosevelt said today he
would be glad to talk about for
cign affairs with Wendell l.. Will
kie, republican nominee for pres
idCnt.
Asked at his press conference
whether re would have any tr0u-
Bile getting together with Willklc
OH foreign affairs, the Chief En-
ccutivc asserted that hc would
bc glad to talk with Wiilkic at
any time.
But when reporters inquired
whether he had anything to say
on politics. MIR. Roosevelt replied
that he thought not rs he had
been pretty busy on other things.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
GREECE SIGNS TRADE
PACT WITH GERMANY

Berlin. June 20-(AP)--Greccc
and Germany signed an economic
agreement today by which Germany
obtains goods of particular interest
to the reich, the German wireless re-
ported on adviccs from Athens.
Greece is the second country that
was aligned with Britain and France
to sign an economic agreement re-
Gently with Germany. Her neighbor.
Turkey, has concluded a trade pact
with the Reich.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
y like Has
accepted
Republican Presiden-.
tiai Nominee Answers
Flood of Reporters
Questions.

a...d.Inhia. June 2&.-(AP)-
..r-H Wilil;ic said today ne hao
,.a- accepted" the Republican
.a..nll nomination q when ne
a,.d overnight and would go pc
Tine national convention this
...n ITO say hello to the dele
who acclaimed him party
.,,. 10 reporters as delegates
.. ..r,- :, the conversion hall to
. running mate for TIE man 50
t.v acclaimed 1910 party leader
..,r- aftcr midnight. Wi!Ik!e Salo
.n.wc.. To- questions:
The election OF 4 vic" preSlden-
u..mcc was "a JOB for the
.ru''nu."
au-...' notification ceremonies OF
nation and the formal accept
Freq. probably would take place at
rpd. lad. his birthplace.
"u.orc-, should stay in session be-
90 of the .difficult" international
aston
The outstanding issues Of the
'..nnlu, campaign would be ma
.f unity. building an adequate
r". defense. and rehabilitation
..r n.t.DrI economy.
E. intended TO resign from the
a.ucy Of the Commonwealth
. Southern Corporation. public
...s holding company, Monday.
.u. -.rtory was a t7-day 'eXpres-,
. .r the will of the people and
-r..d make a ''verv aggressive
..a"snrcad campaign
H r,.ld be 'deliGht"d to see
p. Pooycvnltn 10 discrsS ma
.. @.,nu q. adding with GRIN
.n~ Houfd 90 most courte-
6, Ill. predecessor"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
NcNary Selected For Willkie Running Mate
F;icklen Sees Gloomy
Outlook orT obacco
Indicates
War Preparations

Budapest. June 28.-(AP-
Hungary's war minister, Gener-
al KaroIy Bartha. appealed to-
day to The public to give quick
~" hospital trains, ambulances
and medical supplies to the Hun
garian Red Cross.
With Hungary's claims for the
return Of Pennsylvania from Ru-
mania on everyone'S lips, the
general remarked to his radio
audience:
81 trust you will understand
what this appeal is all about"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28

;.Iph.u. jane %. - (AP)-
.uo OK Charlie, /. MCNary OF
.~ Inc running mate OF Wen
Tiki" WAS forecast today by
Harold Sta>SCn. floor man.
re successful presidential
the Seuate'S Republican
ne outstanding choice OF
Lon delegates.
.. u4tpn, Senator McNary
had told Republican
did not want the vice
nomination but if the
nominated him in face
would be d good soldier
.gc i.
.,r Vaudenbcrg OF Michigan
tar as to say he already has
{" when asked whether Nc
aUtd accept.
managers said that in the
states Arizona would yield
49,. .g-otu and that Chairman W.
...i9 Of that states delegation
.. .ainJto MCNary.
....-@H Raymond T. Baldwin Of
cut told reporters we are
..-d on AIcNury and l think
.-v ="
- ... Waiter /. Tooze. Oregon
e. -,;,.vj: 'Ycu can put It down
accept.
.s.....s, VENTS hin, and he !. going
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
(Bv The Associated Press.

10y Liz NSSoIitltSb iSSo'J
War clouds blaCkcncd over south
eastern Europe today.
King Carol rs little Balkan king
dom of Rumania, after yielding to a
stiff Russian ultimatum, rushed most
of its 100000 troops TO the Hun
garian frontier.
Hungary and Bulgaria called up
reserves.
Turkey sent her fleet into the Black
sea stripped for action and ready to
defend the DardcnCIIcS against any
attack.
In Bucharest. German legation Of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Eoahoh
For NORTH CAROLINA.

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Considerable clOudincss to-
night and Saturday: some ike
liho0d of scattered showers III
mountain in rorth central por-
ton; not quite SO warm IN ncrth
and west portions.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28

>,arriied On
first Ballot
Oregon Senator Had
said He Did Not Want
Nomination, But He
" ould Accept If Con-
.en.ion Voted For Him
Eogardless.

philadelphia, June 2S.-tAb
->ruatnr Charles l.. McNary. of
oregon. l. =. Senate minority
,i.nr leader. was nominated for
yi., president on the first ballot
radsN.
firNiry'> nomination.. accord
.,. 80 unofficial fluctuations, was
rg!. nNtr when New York cast 81
30 IL 90 votes for him.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
Continued on Page Four)
CANADIAN LOSS.

Ottowa, june %. - (AP-
Prime Minister Mackenzie King
announced in the commons today
that the destroyer Fraser of the
royal Canadian navy has been
sunk.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28
French Cease
War In Syria

Jerusalem, June 23.-(AP)-Gen-
eral Mittclhauscr, French comman-
der-in-chicf Of the allied armies in
the Near East, announced today the
cessation of hoStilitics in Syria.
The general added that the French
flag would continue to be flown in
Syria.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-06-28

London. June 28.-(AP)-Both the
british war office snd the French ma
tional committee in London refused
today to accept without official con,
firmation an announcement carried
in 2 dispatch from Jerusalem that
cessation of hostilities had been Or
dered in Syria.
1T may be true" officials said
s.but we shall have to wait
Cessation Of hostilities" would be
merely the formal way OF stating that
French forces no longer are at tech
meal war in Syria. There have been
no hostilitieS there.
Evening star., 1940-05-06
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