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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13
Value Of Cheese
in the DIET

What is the value of cheese
as an article of diet?
Cheese has high food value. 1t
is one of our chief sources of cal
cium. American cheese contains
about or per cent of calcium, Swiss
cheese about one per cent. Cheese
also contains much vitamin A. One
pound of cheese furnishes over
1000 calories and represents the
proteins and fats of about a gallon
of milk. Cheese even takes the place
of meat because it's proteins are
complete. One ounce of cheese equals
two eggs or eight ounces OF milk or
three ounces Of meat.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Il. April l3.-Four thousand
.-N-.c.4oI young farmers are en-
....- IN $50 part-time classes con-
FED ~ vocational agriculture
,...a.s. announced Roy H. Thomas,
~.... supervisor Of agricultural edu-
,.a Of the State Department OF
/. .e Instruction.
a-,er farming methods and farm
.a. are discussed at the classes.
...'uyction work and shop work
carried out. Three classes offer
'.a....- To- rural boys which will
....a roem 70 improve their farms
.. -r participate III Improvement
arms for the benefit Of their
..."a.cjes.
i typical class is conducted by W.
J. -.cCgiIocn, teacher Of agriculture
..c Arcadia School, Davidson
MY. Bi-monthly meetings which
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

In LIE Puy. Southern France. stands
a colossal Virgin cast from the metal
OF more than 200 cannon taken at
Sebastopol.
The American Academy in Rome
includes the School of Fine Arts,
Musical Composition and of CLASH
cal Studies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13
By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D.
What is the treatment of dry
sc1lD and dn1ldy1T2

What is the treatment Of dry
scalp and dandruf?
Dry scalp in most instances is
due to a type of skin Inflammation
called "seborrhea sicca." The prin-
cipal characteristic Of this is a dry,
scaling scalp. The scales themselves
may be oily. The hair and scalp are
lusterless and the latter is of a
grayish hue. There may be mod
crate itching.
Dandruff is simply the common
name for the scales which fall off
in seborrhea sicca of the scalp.
Once the disease is arrested, it
usually requires continued atten-
ton for further period to prevent
recurrence.
The first element of treatment is
to keep the scalp clean by frequent
washing with soap and water. 1t is
impossible to say how frequently
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

most sure to return.
Manufacturing and Labor. Jim
Vogler of Charlotte is candidate.
not only for his seat. but probably
for Speaker.
Roads: Clarence Stone of Rocking
ham is an announced candidate for
the Speakership
Judiciary ,: George Uzzell of
Rowan dittoeS Stone.
Judiciary !: Bill Hatch of Wake
wants to serve again.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

This should be done because it de-
nends on how scaly the scalp is. On
The average the scalp should be
washed once a week, but with Sc
horrhea sicca this should be done
several times a week.
Various medicaments are used for
dry scalp.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Status of principal committee
charmen of the 1899 House. with
reference to their candidacy this yeal
is like this:
Agriculture: Cap Eagles will not
run again, on his doctors advice
Appropriations: John Caffey OF
Greensboro is a candidate for Con-
gress in the Sixth district.
Education: Ira Johnston of Ashe
will likely be back
Finance: Bill Fenncr of Nash is al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Naming no names, in view Of the
fact they've made no public commit
ments, ii appears that at least five
of the eleven district highway COM
missionerS are for Horton. four for
Broughton. Two are listed as doubt
fII1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILL.

Raleigh, April 13.-In view of the
fact that this campaign for COVER
nor is going to Ee largely decided on
reorganization" (Which is to say on
getting the voters to the polls) and
the further TACT that reorganization"
means nothing more or less than hay
ing money, Il couple Of reports reach
ing your correspondent may be sig
nitjcant. if they are anything more
than rumOrS.
CD About ten days ago an opera
tive whispered to this corner that q
movement was under way TO line up
"hcavy sugar" behind the campaign
Of Lieutenant Governor Wilkins p.
Horton.
GU Just Il day or 50 ago your re-
porter was informed from an entire
" different source, that very, very
powerful group Of industrialists of
the Piedmont had met to settle on
candidate they would back for Gov
crnur. Further. it was reported, they
emerged linitcdly for Horton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13
NOTICE.

The public is hereby given notice
that today. 0. 7. Kirkland, 3. =.
Rose and Geo. A. Rose. lr.. have
formed Il Special or Limited Partner
ship known as and operated under
the Firm Name Of "Kirk-Rose Oil
Company. The amount Of capital
paid in by each partner is as follows:
O. r. Kirkland. Henderson, N.
c., 5000 90.
B. p Rose. Henderson. N. c.,
S5,000.00.
Geo. A. Rose. j.. Henderson, N.
c., S5.00000.
The nature Of the business is:
To Deal in crude oils. gaSolin" md
any and all petroleum produc Us,
tubes. batteries. automobile -
series and parts and all relalc> l.
chandiSe.
This Partnership. commences as of
April -. 1919 and terminates at lie
will Of either partner.
Further Notice Is Given. that
neither partner snail be liable for any
amount in eXceS5 of the Capital this
day invested by him in said Partner
ship, to Wit: S5.0G0.00.
This the l2th day Of April. 1910.
O. I. KIRKLAND.
3. p. ROSE.
GEO. \. ROSE. JR.
l3-2O-27-4-ll-l8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Dr.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

The trouble about all these list
ings Of so-and-so as for or against
any of the candidates is that quite
often the listees change their allegi-
ance without the slightest notice of
intention to do So and the man
honestly listed today as for Brough
ton, is quite likely to be in the Hor-
ton or Maxwell column tomorrow.
All CT which adds vastly to the df-
ficultyi of sizing up the race, but also
makes reporting ii much more in
teresting and intriguing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Newspaper readers can thank
Stain Tor one thing: Many years
ago he gave up using his real name
of Yussif VissarionOvich DiugaShvilli.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Seems there is one sure way to be
right about European war pro-
phecies.
Find out what Bob Reynolds pre-
diets and take exactly the opposite
view.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

speakings, indicate he was just as
closed-mouthed in private CONVERSE
ton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Today is an important one on the
election calendar. It is the last day
for filing of candidates for the House
of Representatives. State Senator and
county and township officers.
Next important date is April q,
when registration books will be open.
This is douoly important in view Of
the new registrations being required
in nearly two-thrds Of the states
hundred counties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Public reports Of Postmaster Gen
cral jim FarIey'S visit to North Car
DINA indicated he made no illusions
To third term. Private adviceS from
those who were at Boone and States
vile and who. to use their words,
''bulled with Jim" outside formal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

This corner hears that Senator
Jack MorphcW. after announcing he
would stand for denomination in the
Thirty-third. has changed his mind
and will leave the field open for Ed
Whitaker of BrySon City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Reports from the West are that the
courthouse crowds" have just about
decided TO back ali the ms in the
race for minor state offices.
Which brightens prospects for Sec
rotary of State Thad Eure, Auditor
George Ross POu, Insurance Com
missioner Dan Boney and Commits
sioner Of Agriculture Kerr Scott.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

G.: az am bothered with canker
sores on my mouth and tongue.
They pain greatly. They take about
two weeks to heal up"
Answer-There are number OF
theories about the causatlon OF
canker sores. One is that they are
due to allergy sensitization to
some food. Another is that they are
due to focal infection in the mouth
"a bad tooth. A dentist CORE
snondent of mine thinks he is able
to stop them and cure them by the
use of triple phosphates.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained al sst by
For any one pamphlet desired; send 10
slammed with a three-cent stamp, to DR..
Logan Clendening. in care OF this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Ss,a keous-
ing Diet, indigestion and CGnstipaIEao aad
"Redrsing and ;o Gaf fnp the Treatment Of
Disbetes" Feminine Hygiene" and The
Care of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

as New Hanover county manager.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Automobile dealers do not desire
any Federal regulation of their deal
ings with the manufacturers of cars.
By q margin of to | they voted
against both propositions submitted
to them in the referendum conduct
ed by the National Automobile Deal
ers Association.
The proposed bill sponsored by
Congressman Wright Patman Of
Texas (WhOSe contention it is that
the manufacturers impose such con-
ditionS that the dealers can't make
any money! was rejected by vote
of 1928 to 975.
In North Carolina there appeared
to be a great deal more indifference
than anything else Out of 693 bal
lots mailed, only TIP per cent were
returned. OF those returned lO4 were
opposed to the Patman act; 95 OPP
posed any Federal legislation regard
ing the automobile industry: Is ia
Vored the proposed bill: and 7 favor
ed Federal legislation in general.
Lynn NiSbet, Maxwell press chief,
is irrepresSible. Thursday he was
spied walking along Fayetteville
street with no less than seven work.
ers from j. M. Broughton's headquar-
tiers.
Outnumbered as he was, Lynn was
holding up his end Of the argument
in good style.
Maxwell headquarters today nam
ed D. Vaughan Allen of Wilmington
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Maxwell headquarters today nam
ed d. Vaughan Allen Of Wilmington
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13
NOTICE OF st NhONS BIZ
PUBLICATION.
In the Superior Court.
North Carolina:
Vance County:
Beatrice Robinson
VS.,


The defendant, William Robins N,
will take notice: That an 2ction en-
titled as above has been commenced
in the Superior Court Of Vance
County. North Carolina, for annul-
ment Of 4 marriage ceremony Oh the
ground Of bigamy: and III" said de-
PENDANT Viii further take notice that
he is required TO appear at The office
Of the Clerk uf the Superior Court OF
Vance County in The Courthouse at
Henderson. n. G. on thc 18th day of
April. 1912. and ans,vrI' or dCmur TO
he complaint in the sad action. or
the plaintiff viii! apply to the Court
for the relief demanded III the said
complaint.
This BIRD dry OF March. 1910.
l.. O. FALKNER,
Clerk Superior Court,
Vance County.
Charles ". Williamson.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-13

Outnumbered as he was, Lynn was
hOlding up his end of the argument
in good style.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
PuYallup Presbyierians
Host to District Group
City Truck Drivers Asking Increase
Of 81 Per Day: Council to Meet

FUYAILrP The omen's
society Of the local Presbyterian
church wfrl Be host group for a
meeting q the Olympia Preshy-
terial in the church parlors Tues
day. TIE business session yin open
At 10 a. m. Luncheon win be
served at noon. Afternoon speaker
viii be r. p. Love. q missionary
from India. General chairman il
Mrs. T. H. scheffer. president Of
the Women's society.
Thursday the society win meet
again in the church parlors for q
business session. Hostes=es viii be
Mr.. Margaret Carey and Mrs. Elsie
Crandall.
The Mems Brotherhood Of the
Presbyterian church viii meet 1t
the church Monday evening with
Don MccaIlum presiding. Speaker
viii be Rev. Philip Graf. pastor OF
the First Baptist church.
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Midland TO Vote
On Extra Levy

Midland citizens. faced vita =
scheel population already increzs-
- n ire past few yssrs fraua
100 q tzo and re possibility -
q greater lncres=s aa McCherd
felH personnsl Crews an ballot
Tuesday ~ a sosmnl extra -
feNH aft1 $50" LII - - -
fnsnee = 800. ooo building pro
Efan.
Plans Or the construction have
hsen completed ~ Architects
uaek and Morrison q rseoma.
VITA federal ard state ald = -
rcen sdiitsan A. ne Midland IN
ioF hiEh ehooi snd combination
auaiterium gymnasium win -
butt rrinelpai = kslthiy an
ncentsd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10

Pugilism In public removed sew
erai soldiers from circulation, po-
lice said Monday. and into the
more peaceful atmosphere Of the
city Jail. One civilian was injured
Injuries were scant In the week.
end encounters excepting for Mel
Win Jelley. 81. 113ih 80. Tacoma
ave, who was treated at St.
Joseph's hospital after losing a
friendly argument" downtown
early Monday. One stitch was
taken In his cut lip. He was not
Jailed. Oscar Hewitt. %. and Will
liam r. Wilson. soldiers. went 60
jail Sunday for fighting. and were
accused Of being drunk and dis
orderly. Richard Hsines, %. and
Rogers DePeitro. "a. soldiers.
complained about the arrest Of
their fellow-soldiers and also we're
jailed. being held for investiga-
ton. The quartet was released TO
military authorities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Demos Rally
Monday Night
Wollgren TO Talk
AT Lincoln High

Congressman kof c Wallgren
representative from the second con
Eressionsl district. who IL = can
didate for the l. 5. senate 81 the
Democratic ticket. viii he principal
speaker - = Dvmocratie rally
sponsored ~ young Democrats Al
Lincoln high school Monday night.
o. N. Pitxen. Tacoma attorney,
who directs the local campaign for
Congressman wAllgren. announced
that an invitation also had been
extended to other Democratic can
didates to speak st the meeting.
George Sheridan. state rresi-
dent 81 the Young Democratic
clubs Of Washington viii introduce
Congressman Wsilgren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Owners OF Seeing
Eye Dogs Meet Here

Seven ~ the states ~ seeing
eve" deg owner. met at Tacoma
hotel Sunday for their second
annual banquet
Those attending included John
Nelson. Harry olfford and Rob
ert Warner. all 81 Hoqulsm. Rudy
Rsck. Seattle. Ma. Margaret Tier.
mann. Everett. and hlss vslms
Powers and Cilff y Stevenson.
both 81 Tacoma
Later the group spent The after.
noon at atevenson's home. h2ah 10
l. ct. where = buffet supper vas
served.
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OAR. Issues
Warning Here

No person In authorized 20
solicit funds for or IN the name
OF the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. officers Of that organ
ixstion warned the public Monday.
The announcement was with
particular reference to bogus rep
resentatives using the name Of the
d. A. r. TO collect money for
war aid. Eueh a. buying smbu-
lsnees for the allies
ID. A. r. officers pointed out
their organization conducts social
affairs and similar money-ralsing
gatherings only. and never sellcits
individuals publicly for funds for
any purpose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
People in
The News
nv uNrrrp rRES

whsa IN draft Fess under 49,.
the eo.s 81 4 proeahiy I'll - :
drof rsd.haired hoa.iss lieut. Csl
levi. n Hershey. hssa ~ ths
iolnt army I'D navy COMMITTEES n
charge a. seiectivs ~rvies plans
iis nay net Gsf me utie. faF
President Roosevelt vii name =
$40 oseo-avssr difestnr snd many
believe hs vii choose = -nlz nanis
eivnlsn nut itsfshsy l. expected
% continue a mAinr share 81 ths
Nork ...
80. Sc-spa q. o'Nsksesy. =
Wye Chairman 81 the Federal mens
orels COMMITTEES. I'D Al Washing
Ton tat the principal obstacle =
development ~ wuail businesses =
difficulty N securing venture
capital" onshoesy said ne com
mlttss has concluded q study II
small business problems ant =
having Ne report printed 80.
IeAa it-aEs. heFe ~ the Z = =
ranay eomhing IN CHINA n ieaf.
IL held IN AT Al Denver 81 ps.es
disturbances charges after an Al.
legged fist fight with hls wifs Nr..
It.ak<, who Sas released en hond.
said they hid arnaed constantly
since ws went through the sia.oou
Hodge received from Japan -
rspsrstlon Tor innrle. received n
Tire bombing Hedge contracted
pneumonia while carrying Iim
Marshall. injured n*wspapeFman.
~ miles from ths Naagise river
shore % medical aid Fcf the feat
he received tire navy eros. Ter
bravery and retirement on fali pay
a. q fireman first elias. Ars
Hedge sid tssy srent $1,000 for
Fiefids henne anf sold u q fss
months later Tor 800
Chari~. tnuadyt Roger. hus.
hand n Mary riekford. has IL.
banded his orchestra and signed
for = rnls with Iane Wnssss In
the movie Golden Hoofs
- aas
II you're not uslnE u. sell n with
q Eaaf AFffUa TIeaaa NNaNf Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Activities Starting

Various groups OF Emmanuel
Lutheran church win begin regular
fan and winter activities this week.
Monday evening members OF the
Sunday school teaching staff will
attend a teachers institute at
Faith Lutheran church in Tacoma.
The group. led by Rev. Theodore
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
Meet Monday

Puyallup assembly. Order Of
Rainbow for Girls. will meet Mon
day evening at Masonic hall with
Vera DeBon. worthy adviser. pre-
siding. Patricia Gaspard win be
initiated into membership. Plans
for the installation ceremonies to
be held Sept. 20 win be completed.
Past Pocahontas club win serve
a public dinner Wednesday at noon
at Red Mems hall. This viii be
followed by cards in the after
noon. Mrs. Beulah Cline. presi-
dent. has appointed Mrs. William
Wischeman. Mrs. Ray Goodner and
Mrs Cyril Law as the committee
in charge.
Mrs. c. w. Stevenson of Juneau,
Alaska, left Friday for Berkeley,
Calf. 10 visit her sister, Miss
Marguerite kupfer. Mrs. Steven
son has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. NJ. Kupfer. and sister, Miss
Elizabeth Kupfer, in Puyallup. She
will return to Juneau in Octobsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
MINERAL SERVICES

Reeert wtnl.w.ea - Tuesday. J
?. m. Piper chapel Rev n |. rc~f-
ell officiating lnssrmeni, Mountain
View cemetery
Edward August wesat Monday
I p m Lynn chapel Rev Carl ~
dell officiating; intsrment. Noun
tain View cemetery.
Ccmea. Niue. Tuesday, % N
st rairick's church. cortsse u
leave Lynn's ~ so tntsrment.
Calvary cemetery.
Elsie George The body was sent
by Cassidy q Aliens 10 nemins
Wash. for funeral services and In.
terment.
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Tacoma Obituary Notices

n Spokane. - Sss = member -
ne Catholic church. Shs leaves
her husband. Esri l.. a. ChshAiis.
five scn.. Chester L. Maurice n
neibsrt l.. Clarence y and James
= FrsHier. al % Csehallss four
daughters NJ joseph rethsrin.
Ftii 81 Tacoma. and the Misses
So sssz.z - aAasA 49,
FraEier. al ~ Chshaus. her father.
Guv I smith a. California three
sisters. Mrs Irene johnson a. Port
land. Mrs. James .Neich - san
Francisco. I'D MIS- Fanches
Smith. san Ffanciscc. THREE broth.
srs. peft Smith ssn Jose. Cauf
Ross smith. san Francisco. and
Rnks a ofskon. buckley King
wiii make ths funeral announce.
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
OSCAR PETERSON

Oscar Peterson. e.. Of 1918 No.
9th at. died Saturday In = local
hospital as : result OF injuries
suffered last week IN = fall IN the
Provident building. lie had lived
in Tacoma fer "a years and vas :
member Of the Swedish Order Of
vasa, Surviving are his wife,
Emma. and two brothers. Fred Of
Taooma and Alric In Sweden. F,i-
neral services will he held Tues
day at a.so .. m. st The Meillngsr
chapel. Rev. :. Arthur Larson
officiating.
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Nrs Augusta RieksFt. -. died
Monday Al ~ herne 81 her
daughter. M Mary Miils 81
ssee -. X a. she had lived here
for IS years. coming from MIN
nsscta- surviving are another
daughter. Mrs. EmeiIe SchWanks
-. - - a.saa.s- "a
= AAS1#fsat a@af Ts=ss=s ~'sssss= 49,
PRED 81 Taeonsa. Arthur ~ los
Angeles and otto - RIVERSIDE
Wash. 10 grandchildren and Il
kreat-krandchlldren. Funeral ser
vices VII ~ bid Tuesday IT ais
=. m. Il the Aellingers chapel.
with Rev. Arthur SyaoW offttiai.
ing. intermenl oakwcod eems-
terry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10
WILL nv DisoaARsED

All members Of the 4lst division,
National Guard. found by physical
examination 10 b. unfit for Undue.
ton into service for . years train
ing. will not accompany their units
10 Fort Lewis. but viii await dis
charge At their home stations.
Jus, . touch Of woUsDEx for
ehsfing reli.f fadv.J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-10

Among subjects TO be discussed
at the city council meeting We'd
nesday night IL an increase In pay
10 city truck drivers who are ask
ing an advance Of 81 per day. They
are now receiving s7ak cents per
hour. The proposed new scale
would be IS cents per hour.
Work Of the public employment
office will be discussed at thu
Chamber Of Commerce luncheon
Tuesday noon. Myron Green. as
sistant manager In charge Of UNI
employment compensation At the
Tacoma office. viii tell Of that
branch of the servicv and Howard
Root Of the local office Will COM
pare this years with that Of other
seasons.
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TO SEAT OFFICERS

A large turnout 10 expected Mon
day evening when new officers Of
Rhodes post. American Legion. are
installed at Legion Memorial hall.
50. G St
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BRAKEMAN. the pastor. vill include
Miss Frieda Scheltiln. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Leonhsrat. Martin MartiS-
son. I'd stArwieh. Violet Lonn-
hardt. Betty Reid. MsrN coleurn
and Ruth BRAKEMAN
Thursday evening 1t T:so the
jolly Juniors club win meet IN the
social rooms for = bushes. session.
This win Be followed BY a social
hour. Saturday morning At 10
o'clock Rev. Theodore BRAKEMAN
VIII hold the first session q his
school Of instruction. The school
IL for children Of 10 years and oyvr
and win lead 10 confirmation.
North eirce Of the Womens
guild Of Christ Episcopal church
viii meet with Mrs. T. II. Brew At
her home on 5th ave. Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs Rex
Dunlap viii be assisting hostess.