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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
Bl\the To Head
jackson Dinner
DaIIy Dispatch bureau.
In the Sir Wafer Hotel.
BY HENRY AVERILI.

Raleigh, Jan, 23-Officlal an
noumccmont Will come from the
Washington headquarters OF Dick
Reynolds. but there is every reason
to believe that Senator Joe Blythe
OF MeckIcnbUug viii head the Jack
son Day dinner campaign to raise
money for the Democratic national
committee.
Senator Blythe was very close to
Nh. Reynolds during the fall CAM
paIGn 10 raise money for the re-eleC-
tom Of President Roosevelt and his
selection as chairman Of the Jack
son Day committee is considered q
very logical one. The MecklenDurger
Is we'll off in his own name and has
the right entree to the proper peo-
pie with cash in all parts Of the state.
The jackson Day affair will be
held late IN March this year-SO late
there Is some chance the General
Assembly Will have closed up shop
and gone nome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1941

The three partitions of Poland
IN lr2. with the las, ono
1875, when Poland ceased ,o III
as a nation until recent d,v, N"'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY A\tEIIL AND
LlN NESBET

Plre,en Ian % There IS some
c.rss.rTt on ne fact that The East
C.rg5na Chamber ni Commerce., one
nf the major foes O., any state wage
o,r- for HE legislature tonight the
terv dav the wage and hour com
mission was scheduled t. make up il
final report.
Fact that Labor Commissioner For
rest II. Shuford has been laid low
bv the flu may hold up prepare
tlon and presentatFo on of the report.
however. to some indefinite lutuIo
Sate.
What the fIve-uau commission
vii! recommt..I Is st1l = matter oil
nys'prv and >pcCuat!oN-but there
onmeNd a 25-cent minimum hourly
wage. Whatever It doe, about the
matter OF weekly work hours.
-
John Kerr, il, chairman OF the
House 1pDrODriaton> committee.
likes TO Josh with the pros. pa,>NG
III
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23

The Associated Country Women
hold a two weeks world conference
IN London beginning the last week
in May.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23

Bort, an impure form of diamond.
often opaque and glack, used in drills
as diamond powder. is priced at
4JJIt $50 pr carat.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
Heading Bank In This Section"
Ol'r'lCERS

VI + II TlO
W, A. Hunt, Chairman of the Board
J. b. Owen, President
*. J.. Burton, Vice President and Trust officer
Roy G. RodWcll, Vice President and Cashier
a. II. Check, Asst. Cashier and Secretary
Jno. L. WeStcr, Asst. Cashier
Perry and klttrcll, General Counsel
J. {. Gardner. Vice Pres. & Mgr. Insurance Dept.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23

incidentally, and furthermore
Thad says that the title OF the book
should be pronounced and not spell
ed That makes It Your ParltanciI-
tatv AID"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
The CHIT Size
Makes IL ID Of
Difference -.

Take ReddY Kilowdtt advice -. be
sure you have the RIGHT size Mazda
bulbs, properly shaded to give you
ADEQUATE LIGHT for every visual
task everywhere in your home!
It's SO easy and inexpensive to give
your eyesight protection against
glare and strain. Genuine Mazda
bulbs ore cheap-new Light Condi-
tioning Adaptor shades are cheap
Electricity is Cheap! 1t will pay you
to investigate
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
Wifey's Hat

Young Meeker's wife was very vain,
Which gave young Meeker quite a
pain
But what could poor young Meeker
do
It made him very, very blue.
He stole to buy expensive clothes
For wifey-so the rumor goes
And when they caught him. Meeker
said:
"The crime Is on my vain wife's
head"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
ASK NE
ANOTHER

I. How many times has the Ma
tional league pennant gone to the
New York Giants?
2. In old romances, the lady
called Griselda is proverbial for
her what?
3. Where was the ancient coun-
try called Mauritania?
4. What are the capital sins?
8. Brian Boru was the king and
hero of what people?
6. What is the highest tempera-
ture ever recorded by the weather
bureau in the United States?
7. What was the cost of sending
mail across the continent by pony
express?
8. What part Of the members of
major league baseball clubs come
from rural areas?
The AnssOers
/. Fifteen times.
2. Griselda was proverbial for
her patience.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
npO:l..lJM
5gSly !

Glass shoppers from bottles may
be removed by taking piece of
Irvine, doubling and putting it
around neck of bottle twice. Have
someone hold bottle, then take
ends of Irvine, one in each hand,
and work back and forth until the
neck of bottle becomes warm.
Stopper can then be removed.
If cream has been overwhipped
pour a little cold sweet milk into
It and stir slightly. The cream will
then be of the right consistency.
A coat Of clear varnish applied
to the oilcloth in your kitchen will
make it last longer and you will
find it will clean more easily.
Corkscrew Substitute - If you
mislay the corkscrew, hunt up a
fairly large screw. Screw it into
the cork, tie a piece of string I'M
der the screw head, and pull on
this until the cork comes out.
Colored gum drops - either
round or flat-may be cut into
petal shapes and used as cake and
dessert trimmings. They are espe-
cially effective on birthday cakes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
"A Quiz With Answers
Offering Information
on Various Subjects

8. Northern Africa (modern Mo-
rocco and part of Algeria).
4. According to st. Thomas
Aquinas, the seven capital sins are
vainglory, avarice, gluttony, lust,
sloth, envy and anger.
5. Brian Boru was king and hero
of the Irish (1002-14).
8. A temperature of 1874 degrees
at Greenland ranch, Death Valley,
Calf, on July 10, 1918.
z. The pony express, inadgurat-
ed in the spring Of 1860, first
charged $500 for each letter of
one-half ounce or less. This price
was in addition to the regular
United States postage.
8. OF the 400 members Of the 18
major league clubs, more than
one-third came from the rural
areas, or villages of $500 popula-
ton.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
Effect of Extremes

Where the vivacity of the intel
lect and the strength of the pas
sions exceed the development of
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
Recreation

The blacksmith's sweetheart en-
tered the forge just as he paused to
wipe the perspiration from his face.
"Shall we go to the pictures to-
night, Jake?"
may, lass" he replied. 'Tm
playing checkers at the club"
She stamped her foot angrily.
'sI'm tired of you and your silly
old checkersl"
Come, come" pleaded the black.
smith, picking up the heavy ham
mer, "a man must get some exer.
else sometimes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
Race on the Square

Many western fairs and rodeos
feature horse race that cannot
be fixed. Although the jockeys do
not ride their own horses, being
made to exchange mounts before
the race, each man tries to finish
first and, thereby, help his own
horse win. The last one in is the
winner.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
INDIGESTION

may afect the Heart
Gas trapped In the stomach gullet may act like
hair-rigger the heart At the first sign Of stress
smart and women depend on Bell-ans Tablets to
Dot gas free No laxative but made OF the fastest
FIRST DOSE doesn't prove Bell-ans better, return
bottle to us and receive DOUBLE Money Back. 25cs
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27

the moral faculties the character
is likely to be embittered or cor
rupted by extremes, either of adj
versity on prosperity.-Jameson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
HE AUTO B. sHOTT

"Great Scott What ais that au-
tomobile? See how those wheels
wobble.v
Looks to me like q clear case Of
auto-intoxicationi" ifA
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
Manners of Country

MANNERS OF country
There ought to be system of
manners in every nation which a
well-formed mind would be dis
posed to relish. To make us love
our country, our country ought to
be lovely. Burke.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-06-27
3334;}H1!a33;5|!!3':3
B1NocuLAR REPAIRS

sAnngfAMHun ana Repaired and collimated.
KNEvuEa.uHN HKN An Makes Foreign and
Domestic. lensos-PSssms
MARYLAND LAB, 053 N. Eutaw, Baltimore Nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
a MODERN PAUL Revere

Chetniks or guerrilla warriors
who constantly harass the enemy.
In his book, Free Yugoslavia
Calling, which has just been pub
lished by the Greystone Press in
New York, DR. Petrovitch wildly
describes the stubborn struggle of
people y lti4eSe.s5ll 4 Ma He
especially stresses the important
part women play in this fight for
freedom.
Young girls carrying baskets
on their heads" Or. Petrovitch
writes, meet their girl friends,
giggle and whisper to each other,
and then each goes her own way.
The Germans have not enough
policemen to control these hasty
meetings. But that's the way
important messages are being re-
layeL"
The wurnen also aid by supply
ing food to the Chetniks hiding
in caves and forests. New tflckS
are invented daily TO fool the
watchful invader One of the
tricks is to have women hang
packages Of food on trees in the
woods along the paths the women
know the Chetniks viii take
Many a heroic woman has
been hanged or shot 10 death for
refusing TO disclose the hideouts
of the Chetniks," says DR.. Petro-
vich
The book wildly portrays not
only the suffering and resistance
in Yugoslavia, but also in Poland
and Czechoslovakia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Ten TALES FROM THE GAELIC

Put any of them before me
in bird-catching,". said Cuchul-
lain. Il do not care"
Nevertheless, it will shame
us if the birds are not fetched
for them since they are the
guests of our house, Cuchuliain. "
II swear" said Cuchullain,
that the women of Ulster put us
into danger by their request /
must be after the one who goes
with the COW from the Mound of
Cruachan"
THE house is shamed in which
guests are not given their de-
sire" said Elmer
Thereupon her husband went
to the lake and looked on birds
that wee on the water. TIL y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

were beautiful indeed. With his
sling he wounded each so
that 1t Tapped its wings on the
water. He went into the lake
and took the birds and brought
them into his house.
And 20 each of the women who
were guests, the ladies Of the
court Of Concobar, 10 Mugan. to
Lendabair and 20 Fedelm Fresh
heart he gave a pair so that each
had two birds on her shoulder
For his own wife, Elmer. he had
but a single bird
Thou hast done what is fit
ting" she told him, for there is
not one of these ladies but loves
thee. none i'm whom thou hast no
share. But for myself, none has
any share in me but thee alone"
Her voice had foreboding i'm it.
And as Elmer stood before him.
the beautiful bird in her arms.
Guchullain in his mind heard the
unearthly cry and saw the red
browed woman, Morrigu, in the
middle of the ford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
When TonsiIs Shouldn't Come OUT

tonsils are so diseased or other
wise abnormal that the need for
immediate removal is urgent.
In general such comparative
records as are available Indicate
a higher susceptibility to infantile
paralysis among children with
out their tonsils, than among
those with tonsils intact, the re-
port states, which suggests that
the tonsils have a definite pro-
tective function, and should only
be removed if a menace to health.
Children two years old are the
age group most frequently
stricken by infantile paralysis,
the report states. Susceptibility
90 polio" Infection drops off
sharply above four years Of age.
However. some adults are stricken
in every epidemic.
Modern methods of treatment,
including hydrotherapy and mas
sage are getting complete cures
In numerous cases. and "a steady
advance in understanding of this
disease suggests that 1T may soon
be brought under control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

been foretold that a cow from a
fairy mound brought TO a great
bull that was in Ulster would
produce a calf that. when grown
20 his full strength. would be the
cause of war that would make
gleeful the Battle-goddess.
Cuchullain. by might and main.
held her chariot at a standstill
Suddenly it was not there. He
stood in the middle OF the ford
and neither horse nor chariot
nor woman was before him.
1T cannot be that Mor1-igu
has taken herself away" he said
TO himself
And then from a tall pillar
stone a crow croaked. He knew
the transformed Battle-goddess
When the calf of the COW
that is gone from you is grown
there will be war, and you more
than any of the other heroes of
Ulster will have to bear the
brunt of IT,"
The Morrigu went winging
away and Cuchullain ent on
the track of cow and driver.
PIT rain fell; rain hid every
moving thing from him. He saw
COWS but they were of his own
herds; he saw no man driving
single COW And then he was be-
fore his own house and strong
hold.
Finer mis- wife, was at tie
gate: she spoke TO them about
me guests They had Concobar's
wife and Laeys wife and
Conalls wife the most noted OF
the ladies of Concobar's court.
"Since you went a flock Of
birds came on the lake" said
Elmer. They are the most beau
tiful that have ever been in this
country. And of your comrades
wives, each desires to have a
pair of the birds to sit on her
shoulders"
"And what is that to me ?"
said Cuchullain, II am not going
hird-ehasiHe today
mo one is more skilful with
the sling than you are, Cuchul-
lain" said Emer
The unearthly cry we heard
portended the coming -of-eHe
-ws,nrr= Follow SAID
GHehttiiatit.
Elmer became pale when he
said that But fer ALI her MEM
DRY of the unearthly cry she
answered.: Each Of the ladies
who is here claims that if her
husband was near at hand he
would get her a pair of these
birds"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Authors Note on Cuchullain

(UCHULLAIN is the most sym
- pathetic hero in ancient liter
ature more sympat' .etic than
Achilles or Siegfried Like Ach-
lilies he is of semi-divine parent
age: though he has an Ulster
chieftain for putativa father, he
is really the son Of the sun-god,
Lugh; his mother is the sister of
Concobar, the king OF Ulster;
Ike Achilles, he is to die young
like Achilles he has immortal
horses that prophesy his death,
like Achilles a bright Tight cun1es
a.ound his head when his valor
is aroused. CUchuIlain's story
belongs to the Ultonian or Ulster
epic, the central episode of which
is Cuchullain's defense of CONGO
bars province against the COM
bined provinces of Ireland led by
'taeve, the queen of Connacht
This epic-tale must have taken
shape before the introduction of
Christianity, for the heroes are
Pagan, and the gods and god
desses who move through it are
the Danaan deities. The locality
is Emain Macha. now Armagh,
in the north. ST. Patrick made
Emain Macha his metropolis.
writing probably began then, and
the stories that had their loca-
tion in Emain Macha were, Pro
-fessor MacNeill supposes, the
first secular pieces -tti11ar-1erl
written down. As written hero-
tales the Ultonian stories had a
great prestige, and TINS led IN
spite of their fierce provincial
ism, to their being adopted by all
the courts in Ireland Cuchullain
who had held back the warriors
of all the other provinces be
came the national hero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
-lCoutinucd from Front rarcl

edge Of his sncar upon her head,
pressing II where the hair parted.
Tell nae who YOU are who would
come ont of the wilderness and
INTO my domain he sad
"Iu have nothing 10 say 20 you
while YOU menace nae ont or
MY chariot she cried
He sprang out Of The chariot
and stood between the wheels.
fhc man mad driven thr cow
across the ford and was now zoo
ing swiftly forward
Who are you DE said to tho
woman.
Il am a poet. and the cow that
the man drives is Zee for a poem
I made
let MS hear tho poem
she stood mp n the chariot
taller and more strange than he
had thought she was Harshly,
bodingly she repeated this be-
ginning
Rock rock. my battle-car.
Plunge ye war-maddened
stccds
spear strike on shield and
ring
SING me 10 madness. sword
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

This was made possible be-
cause Emain Macha had been
destroyed in the fifth century,
and the Clam Rury to which the
Ultonian heroes belonged had
then no military or political ex-
istence; il was possible, too, be-
cause, when the epic-tale was
written down, the prestige of
T "a and the dignity of the Ard
ri or high-king Of Ireland were
respected. The story given here
is one of the fore-tales leading
n 10 the central action, the war
for the Bull of Cooley The
heroes generally have the word
hound in their. name ecu or
Com Gu Chullain. Con Cobar.
Con naf this was because the
great wolf-hound was the might
lest beast known to the ancient
Irish. -padrjac CoIuu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

FROM where was the COW
brought that now was being
driven across Cuchullain's do
main and far into Concobar's
kingdom Of Ulster?
The Fairy Mound of Cruachan
in Connacht was the place the
COW was brought from
A mortal had gone into that
Mound on Samain when the ways
between the world of the ever
living and the world of mortals
are open. A woman of the
Danaan folk befuended him
there. Strange were tn sights
he had seen while out of our
mortal world
The strangest of all the sights
was this Every day. ca Jried on
the back of a blind man. a lame
man would come 20 a wcu that
was before a fortress
rs it still there ?" the blind
man would saw as the one he
carried, TIE lame man, would
look down j. % the we'll
And the lame man would
answer, 1T is indeed. Now let
us 20 away
WHY S this done 2" the NOR
tai Chis name was ycra had
asked the woman who had be-
friended him.
They go 10 look at crown
that is in the well, the Danaan
woman told him, "a crown of
gold the crown Of Briun. 1t is
one of the chief treasures of our
Danaan folk"
And so it was first told of TO
a mortal, this crown that was
in the well, and if il had not been
told about, this crown of Briun,
the war that the rest of Ireland
waged against Concobar's king
uDlllf TIE Wal AOl Tic DibWH Dun
of Cooley, would not have been.
For when Nera went back TO
the world of mortals he told the
king and queen -Connacht
Ailill and Maeve, about the
treasure in the we'll They broke
into the Fairy Mound Of Crua-
chan to possess themselves Of
the crown of Briun.
Some say that treasure was
taken by them and some say they
could neither reach nor take it,
but the story-tellers of Ireland
have to speak about it~because
the foray brought the Battle
goddess Morrigu into the Fairy
Mound of Cruachan
She took away COW from the
Danaan folk because it had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Nv ETIEN Paul Revere gall
N/ loped at midnight from
w Boston to Lexington in
ITS to rouse the people he little
dreamed that he would have
streamlined counterpart 166
years later who uses no horse but
a short=waVe- radio rouse his
people against a foe.
The modern counterpart of the
American Paul Revere is the
Yugoslav newspaperman DR.
Svetslav-Sveta Petrovitch. 1t
was Or. Petrovitch who by short
wave from the United States
called his people to arms against
the government that sold out
Yugoslavia to the Nazis on
March 25, 1941 And it was
largely due to his warnings that
the Yugoslav people overthrow
tlfetf tfaitorous- government, re-
sisted the Axis invaders and
earned the admiration OF the
democratic world.
Curiously enough, Or. Petro-
vich. like Paul Revere, sent out
his alarms from Boston. 1t was
Boston to Lexington in 1775. and
it was Boston 10 Belgrade IN
1871.
Or. Petrovitch is still broad
casting daily from Boston over
the short-wave station WRUL,
encouraging the Yugoslavs to
keep up their resistance against
the ruthless invader. Daily dis
patches tell of the secret fight
activity waged by over 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Lord. thou and only love

Lord. thou. and only love
OF the Notwithstanding queen.
Then Cuchullain knew who the
red broWcd woman wa she
was Morrigu the Battle-goddess
swear by the gods my pco-
pie swear by he said. that you
shall not cross this ford He
held horse and chariot az a
standstll while the woman
shouted fearful prophecies.
"You VIII battle in the middle
Of a ford 7 foresee that You
viii be at death grips with a man
who is as brave and enduring as
yourself Then l shall take the
shape of an eel and make "A coil
around your feet
Then said Cgchullain. Il
shall bruise you against the green
stone in the river bed"
And 60 all the prophecies as TO
the war th~t would come and the
combats he would be Engaged in
that Morrigu shouted at him, he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

- ONT have your youngsters
4 tonsils taken out when
- there is infantile paralysis
around he's two TO four times
ass likely tocatch II after a recent
tonsillectomy. according TO a
warning issued by the Medical
Department Of a well-known life
insurance company
Records of many hundreds of
cases Of polio" treated in hos
pitfalls in city centers show a
much higher frequency of the
"bulbar." or deadlier form Of
polio, and a much higher fatality
rate, among patients who had
had their tonsils removed the
report points out
The open season for infantile
paralysis outbreaks extends from
June TO November, with the peak
number of cases usually reached
In August Having the children's
tonsfs ont is risky If there are
any cases of polio n tho vicinity
The report suggests, and M such
circumstances the-of-c ron
should be postponed, unless the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

old fashioned "soapy +" >shampoos
~ leave dulling film on hair
film that makes II hard 10 curl
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

made answer with threats against
her
And you shall not come"
Cuchullain told her. into my
domain. into Comedians kingdom
of Ulster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

bowling becomes new and exciting sport TO master
when you your Brunswick Mineralite bowl.
ing ball. AIei, anti vumrn have become nationally
famous with this most popular bowling ball in Amer
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you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that money
cannot buy a better bowling ball. For prices and
advice the best type of grip for style of play,
your Authorized Brunswick Dealer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

No more struggling with an ordinary
as>hlieht when you're fixing your car or
working IN dark places. No more need TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
RisfIite

"mcelc" an old time aashIight.
Rex Ristlite IS W0m on your
wrist! Or stand Il alone al any
angle. hang it ON the wall, or
snap il ON YOUR trouSer belt.
Rex Ristlite is boon 10 every
houschold-a blessing 10 meohan-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Itstuci You dons h1vcto hold"
tbi, new kind Of aa,blebr The
new RcN Ristlite snaps on your
wrist like a wristwdtch throws a
strong sOofoot BEGIN right where
you want it-and always gives
IL fnf Wink :