Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-01
Gloss Column

OVERHEARD: I'll eat anything
that doesn't bite me first" say a
subdeb, according to Life Magazine
. u w subdcb friend says
she is more interested in "knitten
for smittcn BrItten' While her boy
friend likes 'bundling for Britain"
MRS. KING LOOKED AT THE
MORNING MAIL. There was a let
ter from her daughter Nancy, who
is a student at the University ot
Arizona. Mrs. King opened the en-
velope and took from ii the front
page of a campus newspaper. In let
tiers several inches high it read:
Nancy King Wins 1871 Rodco
Championship" details on page three
Mrs. King was e,ated. Think Of
a Philadelphia girl winning a rodeo
over all those Arizona students. Aux
i8us t. learn more about it, Mrs.
King looked in the envelope and
around the floor for the missing page
three. There want one. She wrote
her daughter Immediately. but som2-
how her daughter had ju / written
her a letter with no detail, at alb
and the two letters crossed each
other on the way. She wrote he.
daughter again, but the girl forget
to enclose page three. Hey father,
meanwhile, was showing the paper
to all his friends and business ac-
quaintanccs, and it wa Umu0uiuh)v
impressive that an eastern girl could
be 50 adept at roping steer. It Na4
several weeks later that Mr.. and
Mrs. King discovered the explana-
ton: a travelling printer had visited
the University campus and 70" a
small sun had agreed to print II few
copies using any headline desired
tho more unusual, the better
but Nancy. We fear, VIII have
some explaining to DO when next She
sees her father.
WHICH REMINDED Us Of the
teacher IN a priNatc I.JanI m 5T,p.t-
line, Mass. She wa telling her class
about going 10 ne rodGJ when un-
moppct raised a hand and ask, Miss
t do you mean the rDdco with
horses or the Rodco ana Juliet?
EVERY UNION MAN IN AMERI-
CA should look at the record, .ay,
Gerald johnson. Look It Put
STA, Germany and Italy. What are
the answer to labol's complaints
in those countries? Blackiacks. an,'
if they will not serve, machine guns
1t is the purpose Of Hitler t. IN .ltut
the same sor Of conditions all over
the world. A man who doesn't know
thi, IS 100 stupid to be a labor lead
A man who knows it and docsn', |
permit the knowledge IL influence |
his course is twice stupid if, indeed
he is not also rascally. Cams Omadc
by organized labor) have been pos
sible for one reason only, namely
that this country j., ruled demo-
cratically .... If democracy 900.
down, organized labor will suffer
the same fate that organized labor
has suffered IN the democracies tha'
have already fallen Working
people will be put under a system
that, no matter how it is decorated
is nothing but a form Cf ScrfdCm
"Under these circumstances, why
should labor permit anything
whatever to come ahead of the de
tense Of democracy"
=: = ;: -
A YOUNG BUSINESS MAN wa
passing through Wake Forest recent
ly when he saw some hitchhikerS or
the curb. The boys were young and
had worked out a system for getting
rides. They stood in d row. Ike
chorus boys, all in the same position
three arms at tie same angle, three
thumbs pointing in the same direc-
ton, three faces with the same de
gree of expectancy. When a car came
by three heads turned the same
movement to grin at the driver,
three pair Of eyes watched aHNiOusly
as the car passed, and three arm
fell with the same degree Of dei2c-
ton if the car did not stop. TIL.