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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-11-21
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: A WORKERS
!. THANKSGIVING
= BY DIR. CHARLES STELZLE
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] am thankful for my job. 1t may
not be a very important job, but it is
mine. 1t may not be big place, but
for years | have been moulded in a
special way to fill my niche in the
worlds work. Yes, ] am thankful for
my job. May | be kept true to the
task which lies before me-so that
may be getting ready for the bigger
and better job with which | may be
entrusted
am thankful for my fellow man.
He may not always agree with me. I'd
feel sorry for him if he did, because
|, myself, do not believe some of the
things that was dead sure Of dozen
years ago. May he never lose faith in
himself, because if he does, he may
lose faith in me, and that might hurt
him more than it would hurt me.
am thankful for my church. 1t is
the most powerful institution in the
world. 1t isn't perfect because it is
made up of ordinary mortals like my
self. Many times, during dark ages,
it has been the only light of hope dis
cernable on the stormy horizon. | am
thankful for my church because it
is made up of those who are banded
together for the purpose of trying to
bring more cheer and gladness to
thousand of burdened hearts.
am thankful for my home. 1t isn't
a rich home. 1t wouldn't satisfy some
folks, but it contains jewels which
cannot be purchased in the markets of
the world. When l enter it's secret
chambers and shut out the world with
it's care, | am lord. It's motto is
service, it's reward is love. There is
no other spot in all the world which
fills it's place, and heaven can be only
larger home, with Father who is
all-wise and patient and tender.
l am thankful for my country. l be,
lieve in it because it is made up OF
my fellow men-and myself | can't &C
back on either Of us, and be true tc
my creed. If it isn't perfect, it may
be partly because l am not the kline
of man that | should be.
am thankful for today. 1t is al
that | possess. The past is of value
only as it can make life fuller anC
freer. There is no assurance of to-
, morrow. l must make good today.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-11-21

aches, buckets, saddles, and guns
flourish hanging from slender strings
to adorn milady
Fur used as facing a broad -brirmed
hat is a fashion which has not been
seen in many long year, but returns
now as one Of the best fashions Of
the winter. And those beaver hats
are so fattering 70 the wearer, and
set off equally we'll the tailored suit
or the fur coat.
Keep a good brush on the door Of
the closet where you keep your
clothes and make it a daily habit to
brush your coat and hat before ven
turing forth. A shoe rag and suede
shoe brush should also be placed con-
veniently for use.
At your office keep a clothes brush
and shoe rag in your desk drawer. A
jar of cleaning cream and facial
tissue or a container of those satur-
ated cleansing pads together with a
small box of powder and a clean puff
are essential aids to the well-groomed
business girl. You'll find that an inn
maculate appearance pays big divi-
dends for the business girl.
+ X x
Electric light bulbs should be given
regular wipings with a damp soapy
cloth. Remove bulb and dry thorough,
ly before replacing. You will find that
clean bulb gives 400 more light
! than a dusty one.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-11-21

No. 173.-Porcelain, Frenchtown, N.
J. Willis Sutton. Frenchtown. N. J.
No. 174.-Sanitarv Metuchen, N. ].
Michael Smallev. 1926 Amboy Ave-.
Fords, N. ]. Meets first and third
Friday at Polish Hall, 430 Hall Ave.,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
No. 175.-Sanitary, Trenton, N. J.
William Morrow, R. D. No. 8, Hamil-
ton Twnp Meets first and third Thurs
day in Casteltermina Hall, Clinton
and Grand Streets.
No. 176.-Porcelain, Macomb, Ill.
Sarah Aemmer, s06 E. Murray St.
Meets first and third Thursday in
Lyons Bldg, Washington ST., Macomb.
No. 177.-Sanitary, Robinson, Ill.
Lloyd Darnold, 805 N. Franklin. Meets
first and third Thursday in Labor
Temple.
No. 178.-Artware, Sebring, Ohio.
Mary Evasicu, 104 w. Kentucky Ave.
Meets first and third Wednesday in
Memorial Hall.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-11-21
PANTRY PLAYER

Chefs Hints: Make applesaucc more
attractive by adding cinnamon candies
which make it a beautiful shade Of
pink besides improving the flavor.
Raisins are also a pleasant addition to
applesauce.
Be sure and prick baked potatoes
as soon as they are soft to release
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-11-21
IDENTIFIED

"Who are those people who are
cheering?" asked the recruit as the
soldiers marched to the train.
"Those," replied the veteran, "are
the people who are not going"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-11-21
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|. For Women
TIPS-HINTS-HELPS
Keeping Ahead Of the Times
: BY MARY MOORE
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DO YOU KNOW?
If you haven't already done so, now
is the time to sit down and make out
your Christmas buying list and get
at it as soon as possible.
X 4
Old lace curtains are being con-
scripted for war use in England as
they are better than strips of paper
for pasting over glass window panes
in order to keep them from shattering
during bomb explosions.
"Diplomatically Speaking" a recent
book by Lloyd C. Griscom is fascin-
ating because it turns back the pages
of our history and given interesting
sidelights on famous personalities
some amusing and some very discon-
certing.
You can avoid the nuisance of thick
ened polish, overturned bottles and
messy brush handles by using the new
nail polish that comes in a self-feed-
ing brush tube. 1t is quick drying
and will not streak or fade.
X 4
What happens to cabbage when it
becomes kraut? Chemists in the U.
S. Dept. of Agriculture explain that
the salt, which is mixed with the
shredded cabbage, draws out the
juice which contains sugar. Then the
bacteria ferment the sugar and form
Tactic acid, and the kraut takes on its
distinctive flavor and texture. Kraut
is especially good in calcium, some
vitamin c.. and minerals.
X X X
WOMEN IN INDUSTRY
The program of total defense,'
which really means TOTAL, is de-
veloping in the field of home manage
ment as it relates to buying Of house
hold commodities. Harriet Elliott
Consumer Division member of the
National Defense Advisory Council, is
driving this home in every speech she
makes.
A real development in the matter OF
so marking goods that their quantity
is at once clear to the buyer is i'm
pending. Women's clubs and consume,
groups are being given an oppor
tunity to have their "say" because they
are on the job.
Women's auxiliaries Of unions have
an opportunity to fit into the nationa
defense program, but not unless they
get busy and demand "place in the
SUM-" If labor women do not want al
places of influence taken by clul
women and professional leaders, the.
must find immediate methods of MAX
ing their influence felt.
| x X X
Designed to accent the new WOO
dresses is the Mexican jewelry which
is made chiefly of cowhide, ligh
woods, felt and silver. Everything
from multicolored sombreros, huar
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In The Sir Walter Hotel.

E3l2jgh, Feb. 2l.--Ne::t month APP
nroyimatc;y ore hundred seniors
from two at;,tC-Jupported colleges
will leave their campusc.i for pc
rcd Of training during which they
will swap the theoretical for the
practical. ., 81
They are soon-to-be teachers OIL
home Economics and vocational agrI-
cnltrr.. in Tar Heel schools. They
will next vear become part OF a
RAPIDLY growing system when now
Numbers 28o home economies ana
al vocational agriculture teachers
era tered ali over the state.
These teachers from the shock
troops of the Department OF PUBIC
Instructions division of Vocational
training, in which Miss Catherine
Dennis is State Supervisor OF Home
economics, with Miss Virginia Waro
as her assistant. ,
Set up in 1895 on d more or less
tentative basis. the division pesail
serious WORK in 1883 and mas now
;,ccome an important and valuable
aid in the general program lof pal
"nccd prosperity in North Carollfla'
one of the dozen states IN the SCUM
which are pushing such program
energetcally. ..;o,
Miss Dennis said that extension
of the program is 4 matter Of stea:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Runaniia Bans
Shipments Of
Oil To Naziis

Bucharest, Feb. 2l.-(AP)-Pres-
sure by Britain and France was
reported autnoritatively today to
have led to Rumanian govern
ment decree banning shipment OF
aviation oil TO Germany.
The reported decree is IN direct
contradiction with an arrangement
made with Germany'S trade envoy,
Dr.. Karl ClodiuS, by which Ru-
mania agreed to increase her ship
ments Of aviation oil providing that
increased export taxes were paid.
The decree was said to be the
latest of Rumania's desperate at
tenpts to keep the balance between
Germany'S demand for fuel and
lubricants for her war machine and
the Allies counter demands. 1t was
believed to be the result Of Britain S
recent note asking explanation OF
Rumania's petroleum policy toward
Germany.
It also WIS reported today that
Rumanian promises moi to favor
Germany haze resulted in resump-
ton of British shipments of arms
and ore to this country.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Juggling Of
FactCharged
II Gus e Democrats
And r e pub lic ms
EiurI Charges In Re-
ciprocal Trade Pacts
Debate.

Washington, Feb. u. - (AP) 80
II3Ilyo Democrats and Republicans
arc,I4cd each other today 0i Juggling
figures to prove thcir caScs or ana
against extension Of tho admlnlStra-
tons reciprocal trade agreements
program.
Representative Buck, Democrat
California. ,tartcd this line Of argu-
mcnt when he charged Republicans
and Democrats with employing STA
tisticaI logcrdcmain" in an effort |"
how that III" trade paclS had bcch
Injurious to American agriculture.
RnuroScrtative Reed, Republican,
New York. stafcd u few minutes later
that much of tho exports increase
which the Democrats 'hOaStcd' as
due ~ III" trade program actually
consisted Of war materials beng snip
pCd 10 Russia and japan.
awhile you are padding your eH-
port figures with this war traffic.
the New Yorker shouted, Don't Tor
get that the United States is going
10 be the most hated nation in the
WUrld--hatad by those who have sui
fcrad from our war exports; desplsed
rs q Shylock by those from whom
you are extracting blood money to
tUy war materials.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
In
Mystery Case
Surrenders

New York, Feb. 2l.--(Ap)-- The
stumbling figure Of John Redj
Poggi AZ, financial district news
boy, appeared IN the police lineup
today as detectives sought to connect
him with d battling case Of suicide
and an attempted murder which they
have dubbed the art gallery myS-
terry.
loggi denies cmphatically that he
has any connection with the case.
II never saw the man before in
my life" he declared referring TO the
art gallery executive whose skull he
was accused OF having cracked.
Poggi shulfled into Staten Island
police station yesterday after u vain
40-hour search for him and loudly
inquired if he was wanted.
A few hours later in Manhattan
hospital Poggi was identified by Mil
ton B. Logan DIS the man who slug
ged him with foOt-lOng piece Of
Lead pipe during d wild ride through
east side New York last Monday
night
With Logan on the ride was John
T. Geery, secretary treasurer Of the
art gallery, who three hours later
after meeting his wife al the Wal
dorf-Astoria hotel with bleeding
face end battered sLuIl-shot him
self to death in the basement of his
luxurious home at Garden City,
Long Island.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Vocational Education Is
important And Practical
Work In Rural Sections

difficulty because OF Inadequate
funds, but she cites requests for l49
additional home economics depart
ments as proof of the programs sue
cess. She rather sadly adds that the
outlook at present is that it will be
found possible to add no more than
five new departments next year.
The whole program IS little under
stood outside those groups into which
it has actually reached and in which
it has functioned successfully.
Reason for this lack Of knowledge
is easy to find-the program has so
many angles and is 50 broad in scope
that it is very difficult to explain.
OF course the primary object of
the whole program is to promote bet
ter living for farm people. II aims to
coordinate purely agricultural and
farming activities with home life of
the farm folk. And so it touches every
phase Of rural life.
On the one hand, for instance. is
the case in which the home econo-
mics teacher went into d Negro's low
ly home with only the most print
tive Of living quarters and cooking
facilities. BY kindly advise and
friendly pressure she succeeded in
making the home far better place to
live in-With an adequate and at
tractive kitchen. and bed rooms
Continued on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Churchill Declares British
Sinking Many German U-Boats
Successes of Recent
Weeks Bear Out AS
sertion That Two to
Four Submarines Are
Sunk, Churchill AS
serts.

London, Feb. 2l.-(AP)-Wnston
Churchill first lord of the Admiral
ty. declared today that tie BRUSH
navy was maintaining a high rate
in the destruction Of German SUD-
marines. ;,
Successes Of recent weeks he
told the House of Commons, show
that the weekly sinkings are con-
tinuing at such rate that ms as
sertion Of December 6 that the ijFit-
igh navy was sinking two to iour u
BOATS a week was in no Way cHaS-
Geratcd. ce:..,-
Two British intelligence officers
abducted by tie German secret
police in mysterious incident on
the Netherlands frontier TOY m, pei
8 were disclosed by FOREIGN Under
Secretary r. A. Butler to have Deeh
engaged in checking Gcrlnnn peace
UVerture3.
The two men were captulco hcar
Vrn!0n during an encounter III
which one other man was killed.
Butlcr declared in the House OF
Commons that there was no qucS-
tlcn of the men carrying peace
proposals from His Majc=ty's gov
e,nmeri Drt that they had been
authorized 10 listen and report on
an approach from the German SIDE.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Planes Raid
HeIgoland

Berlin. Feb. 2l.-(AP)-An carly
morning ioray Of several enemy
planes from the west and north
west over Helgoland Blight was re-
ported today by the high command
communicate which. however, did
not give results OF the flight.
The communique also reported
that one Germany submarine re
turning from distant voyage re-
ported the sinking of 27.795 gross
registered tons Of shipping.
Repeating claims made last night
by the official agency. the commune
que reported the sinking Of two
mine layers and destruction of an
"armored commercial vessel yes
terday by German Warplanes along
the coast of England and Scotland.
From these raids. which extended
as far north as the Shetland islands,
all German planes returned safe
", the communique said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Reds Recall
Techlr,iiciians
Hundreds Of Tech
meal Experts Ordered
To Return From Tur-
key.

Ist1nhul. Feb. 2l.--(AP)--1iun-
drcd< Of Ru:sian technical experts
employed in Turkish industry for
many years under TWklSh-RtlS-
sian agreement were ordered by the
Moscow government! today to re-
turn TO Russia immediately.
The Russians arc expected 10 IN
bark OH Russian ships with their
families for Odessa, Russian Black
Sea port.
The action followed the gradual
liou;dati0n by Russia Of is COM
mcrcial organizations in Turkey.
The Turkish press recently has
discussed the possibility of war this
spring in the Near East with Rus
sian Caucasus oil fields Il possible
center Of activity.
German technical cNncrts
employed here in nati0nal defense
industries recently were sent home
by Turkey and Gcrman-oWncd
shipyard here was occupied by
Turkish marines.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Long Dynasty Loses
Louisiana Control
Complete Victory For
Reform Forces Led
BY Jones On Basis Of
Unofficial, incomplete
Returns Today.

New Orleans, Feb. 2l.--(APi--
The Eiuey P. Long political dynaS-
ty, born Of years Of dictatorial
violence. died peacefully by ballot
yesterday after one of the longest
and bittcrcSt election campaigns in
Louisiana history
Voters in the Democratic oubcr-
Material rlm-off primary swept to
defeat Governor Earl *. Long. bro
thcr Of the "Kingfish" and leader of
the machine, and nominated Attor-
ney Sam Jones Of Lake Charles 10
the office.
Jones, a newcomer to politics,
pledged himself to restore demo-
cracy to Louisiana. regain much of
the millions of dollars he said adj
miniStratiOn Office holders stole
from the state, and Jail those found
guilty of graft and corruption.
The machine rout appeared COM
plete with Jones slate of secondary
state officers engaged in the run off
going in without a break together
with a new anti-machine Legislature
and possibly an anti-machinc state
central committee.
Unofficial returns from l,49l Of
the states l,703 precincts save
Jones 254,689 votes and Long 234.-
274, lead Of 20,4l5 votes for Jones.
1t was the first time since 1928,
when Huey himself was elected gov
ernor, that the Long administration
had been whipped
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Coalition To
Oppose Dewey
In Primary

Washington. Feb. 2l.-(AP)-An
informal coalition Of Taft and Van
denburg forces was reported today
to be trying to keep Thomas z.
Dewey from getting head start for
the Republican presidential nominal
ton in the Wisconsin primary, April
2.
Although Senator Taft of Ohio an
nounced last Saturday that he
would not enter the Wisconsin con-
test, first major pre-convention bat
tie, friends said there was good rea-
son to believe he would give quiet
support to Senator Vandenburg.
The theory they explained is that
Vandenburg appears 10 have bet
ter chance to beat Dewey in Wis
conSin.
The Democratic picture, mean
while, continued to place the third
term question in the foreground.
Astor Ewing, eastern campaign
manager for Paul V. McNutt said
that President Roosevelt would be
almost the unanimous choice" Of
the convention if he chose to be a
candidate.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
S3,O0O,OOO Given
ChrysIer Workers
As Compensation

Detroit. Feb. 21.-(AP)-A
state referee ruled today that
nearly S3,OG0,O00 in unempl0y-
,,cnt compensation benefits
should be paid to $1,000 of the
more than $4,000 Chrysler cor
oration workers thrown out OF
their jobs by a prolonged labor
DISPUTE last October.
The ruling, announced by Re
fierce Charles Rubinoff of the
Michigan unemployment com
pensation commission. excludes
from benefits approximately 3D.
900 employees of three Chrysler
plants in which there were
strikes.
1t upset a decision by the COM
mission made last November 10
that all Chryslar employees were
directly interested" in the dis
rutn and thus were ineligible for
compensation under the Mich
igan law.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Madison County
Man Imprisoned
After 10 Years

Raleigh, Feb. 21.-(AP)-
Berry DOckey, Madison county
man who had free for nearly
10 years, went through the
same routine at state prison to-
day as a new prisoner as he re-
sumed service of a 30-ycar term
imposed in July, 1914.
Paroles Commissioner Edwin
Gill said Dockery's parole was
revoked because eve found as
a fact that he had not hccn of
good behavior" as was stipulated
i'm the parO;c order Of Governor
Cameron Morrison i'm 1921.
Dockcry is IS years old. He
was convicted i'm 1914 of sec
0nd degree murder.
Records show that DOckery
recently was charged with III"
staying of Doyle Massey i'm
Madison county and that he
also was charged with assault
on bis wife after he had been
freed under bend i'm the Massey
case.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Reserves OF
American
LeafDwiindle
British Tobacco In
terests Reported Con-
ferring With Govern
ment; War Boom Re-
suits In Increased
Consumption.

London. FEB. 2l.-(Ap)- British
Empire tobacco interests were I'M
;rCrstoud reliably today to be con-
ICrring Wih the government on the
question Of rcsuming buying OF
American leaf tobacco, halted last
s ptCmDCr 3 H. conserve foreign en-
change.
Unofficial reports persisted that
the government WAS likely to relax
the ban on United States tobacco at
least to the extent Of a percentage
81 pre-WGr imports.
EWindling reserves of American
leaf and increased consumption
resulting from War-boomed employ
ment and greater buying power Of
British NOIke.S--arc expected by
the trade to result eventually in
higher prices for cigarettes.
The prices have been boosted
twice already since the start Of the
way.
The Financial Times. comment
ing editorially on the annual meet
ing of the Imperial Tobacco Com
,,~.iy, sa:u ii WAS fortunate that the
company had sufficient reserves of
Virginia tobacco TO last some time.
But it added that at the same
time the inadeQuacy OF alternative
sources Of supply means that the
company cannot remain independent
OF lie American market for long"
Empire produced tobacco and the
governments purchases from Tur-
key were said to be insufficient TO
offset the lack of American leaf.
British manufacturers, informed
sources said, had Only about two
years OF Virginia tobacco reserve
on hand when American buying
was stopped.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Fired
In Swedish Town
Bombed by Reds

Stockholm. Feb. 2l.-(AP)-
seven Russian bombing planes
today >hOwered between 80 and
20 bombs on the Swedish from
tier village Of Pajala. setting
many buildings afire but caTs-
n@ no casualties. dispatches
rom the border region report
I'd.
Four buildings in Pajala. a
Village of 2.G00 Inhabitants five
miles from the frontier, were
destroyed and others set afire
by the raiders who descended to
&nG0 feet before unloading their
h"mh CargOeS.
The terrified inhabitants had
triei warning OF the approach
ING plane, from a village which
Is closer 10 the frontier. Thus.
most residents were able to find
refuge.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Two Bodies
Wash Ashore

Southport, Feb. 81. - (AP) -
Searchers found today the bodies Of
James Creech, 20, and his brother,
Gilbert, 10, washed up en- the beach
at Baldhead Island.
The men set out Monday in a
boat to examine shad rigs in the
ocean three miles off the island, and
drowned when high seas smashed
their boat.
They drowned on the fourth an
niversary Of a drowning Of an Older
brother. William CGaech. James is
survived by his widow and two
calldren.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
Capture Of
Kioviisto BY
Reds Denied;
800 Russian
Planes Aloft

v..ukf. Feb. 21-tAFl-
,.,,.. .ucuu> Russian attacks OIL
.un ends of the Nauneckcim
H.. lowing two Red army
4....a..> against one sector
,l.a,. we're rcrul>ed in fighting
r.- lasted ar mo the nlsnt,
F.ln& r2pnrtcd today.
rar I'D ar,uv smashed at the
n.>.rr1 end ci The iSthmus de
f.r., jtur and 1t Taipcle on the
..,rrru sector where the two di-
,,.a.> launched their attack.
flee .um offensive meant the
ra>,.a,~ wgr" trying 10 break
..rsgsr across nearly the entire
Width nl tic i>thmuS and that
t.r a-,tte >-iii was most critical
rr ..uiaai.
E:a1:>i hopes were raised by
III. onset OF a swirling blizzard
vr.u Mr., expected to baik the
RJ>,jan drive.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21
NlonfkQa

So" NORTH CAROLINA.
.'"' cloudy tonight and
'...., lightly colder tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-21

Continued on Page Three.)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-09

ADD BEAUTIFUL SQUELCHES:
Joe E. Lewis at the Versailles the
other night when a woofle-water
whack wouldn't quit being a nuis-
ance >. Joe finally intoned: Didn't
I once see you under a microscopic