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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04

The German radio refers to Lenin-
grad as st. Petersburgh." The So
Wet might get even by labelling Ber-
chtesgaden "KaiSerhof."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04
W

Three North Carollnlans have
served Is speaker of the house. only
eue being a congressman from North
Carolina. Nathaniel Macon, during
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04
Cotton Closes
21-25 Higher

New York. Oct. 4.-(AP)-Cotton
futures opened . to 6 higher. Futures
& 10 nm 2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04

awarded to James y. LockhaIt,
Nad1>DoTo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04
WANT ADS

FIRE HAZARDS lNCKAASE WITH
the coming Of cold weather. We
are prepared to give you full pro-
lection. Citizens Bank and 1rus,
Co, Insurance Department. Lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04

IT'S FUN TO TRADE THE BICY-
Gle way. Call Herbert's Yellow
Front, phone 439 for Western
Meats and Fancy Groceries. State
change needed, and get quick cour-
teOus service. l2-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04

FOR BEST STEAKS AND SEA
foods eat al the White House Res
taurant. Wy have Lobster and Red
Snapper steak. Free Ticket TO En-
bassy with every meal Of soc or
more. Grade Air Conditioned.
25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04

GOODYEAR TIRES, BATTERIES,
Tubes, Oils, Shoe Repair, Harness
Repair, cash or credit OF Tires,
Batteries. Get our prices before
you buy. Carolina Tire Store. 2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04

DON'T SAY Il WISH l HAD, BE
wise, come buy some bargain at
our furniture saII. h. T.. Satter-
White & Sons, near fire station.
2-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-04

FOX PRINTING, PHONE 81. AL
lord Printing x Once Supply
Go. "E~oudcrson's Largest and Most
Mudci ~l'InlIng establishment
and Office Supply Store We
guarantee TO please. 22-tf
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
PIDE Ell ALMIRANTE
LAND QUE LOS CONVOYES
SEAN E~SCOLTADOS

Washington, abril Gina
clara sugerencia pOr ell jefe d.
la Comisi6n Martina &c quc
Estados Unidos haria bien escol
tando los conyoyes para Inglate
ira, provoc6 hoy nuevas discu-
stones sobre la posi5ilidadI dc
una pronta o temprana orden
del gobierno en- favor de asis
tencia naval a la Gran Breta
ma. Ell p~residente de Ia comisi6n,
contralmirante Emory S. Land,
COMPARE los ataques de los sub.
marines a los vapores ingleses
con una hoguera y agreg6 que
debemos preguntarnos Isl no pc
dfamos dar mayor ayuda a In
glaterra para extinguir ell fue-
go concentrando nuestros es-
fuerzos en- apagarlo en- lugar de
alimentarlo con compustible.
LasI perdidas inglesas ocurren
ahOra bajo una proportion de
100000 de toneladas por ano.
Els evidente q. aun siendo gran
de la marina mercante inglesa,
como 10 era antes de la guerra,
no podra resistir tales perdidas
por mucho tempo. Mas adn, Es-
tados Unidos e Inglaterra jun
tos no podran facilitar los ade-
cuados reemplazos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
LOS NAZIS C~APTURARON
Ell PUERTO DE SALONTKA
Sc rimdi6 el. Ala Darecla del !.
Ejercjto G1iego

Berlin, abril 81, agencia
Official de nO.icias da cuenta de
la toma de Salonika por ell cir
otto aleman y la captura de to-
do ell ala derecha del ei@rcito
griego. Los griegos Sc rindie-
ron luego de que todas sus CO.
municaciones habian sido corta
das,
Sc agrega por las radioemiss
ras nazis y fascistas cue To-
transportes ingleses continian
anclados en- Ell Pireo, ell puerto
de Atenas, como 81 esperasen
un nuevo Dunquerque. Grecia
ha quedado dividida en- dos.
Los nazis llegaron a Salonika
a traves de Xanthe, en- ell mar
Fgeo, unas 80 millas al noroeste
de Kavalla.
Ell alto mando anuncia la cap
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
la SEDA

Comenz6 a generalizarse ell u
so de los tejidos de soda hacia ell
siglo vi, alcanzando un gran a
pogeo en- ell XII. Los griegos y
bizantinos ejercfan un cast mo-
nopolio en- la fabrication, y, de-
Dido a clio, los arabes sicilianos
y, mas aun, los espanoles, Sc n
similaron, por decirlo asi, dicha
industrial. Cobrando cada vez
mas importancia la industrial de
la soda Sc extendi6 por todas
parties y principalmente por tia
liza.
va en- ell siglo XIV. los telares
italianos irradiaron hacia Es-
paha, Flandes y Francia, alcan-
zando un altisimo grade de per-
feccion.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
D0NADO Ell r DE
DREW AL RCgTO MA
CIONAL

Con ell voto en- contra del con-
cejal McMichael. el ayuntamien
to dono aver ell terreno de Drew
al ejercito nacional.
AL presente tiene ell ejercito,
sobre csc terreno, un ~contrato
de arrendamiento por Is amos.
McMichael discuti6 la autori-
dad del brigadier general Tink-
err para solicitar una eScritura
del terreno. "Cuando la secreta-
ria de la guerra quiere algo, ge-
neralmente hace la petici6n des-
de Washington Y no por media
ci6n de un Official o jefe".
Morton dijo que ell aer6dromo
era "un eldfante blaneo", por
cuantO costaba al ayuntamien-
to, sin beneficio alguno, mas de
$4,000 al aho.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

FL microsc6pico aparato por
medic del cual la oreja humana
distingue los multiples sonidCs
Sc parece con mucho a las cuer-
das de un piano. Dentro de la o
reja, son las fuerzas de una mem
brana las que distinguen los So
nidos. Esta membrane esta en-
sortijada en- lorna de espiral. 81
fuera possible d~istenderla y OBJ
servar a traves de un potente
microscopic ell efecto producido
por los sonidos en- sus fibras, Sc
veria que estan arregladas en- la
firme forma que las cuerdas de
un piano en- la GAIA arm6nica.
Cuando Sc colocan dos pianos
en- una sala v Sc toca uno de
ellos, Sc tiene la vibraci6n de las
cuerdas, que emiten sonidos de
tonos particulars. Y las cuer-
das correspondence del otro
piano vibran tambien en- raz6n
directa de la fuerza de los soni-
dos del primer piano. Este fen6-
memo Sc eXplica en- terminus de
la propiedad que la GAIA arm6-
MICA del segundo piano tiene de
recoger del aire las vibraciones
prOducidas por ell primero y de
comunicarselas a las cuerdas.
10 mismo hacen las fibras de IL
membrane del dido. AL respon-
Ger a los sonidos de diferentes
tonos, act1an de igual manera
que las cuerdas del segundo pia,
no. La membrane de que Sc ha-
bla consta de unas $4,000 fibras
que recojen otras tantas varia-
clones o tonos diferentes de So
nido.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
MisteriO

En- un restaurant de ferroca-
rril, un viajero Sc dirige con to-
no misterioso a uno de los Ca
mareroS y lie dice:
-Mucho cafe; va lie explica-
re a listed ell motivo.... iBien
AhOra, mucha leche; va lie dire
a listed ell por que...!
listed dira-contesta el ca
marero esperanto la explica-
ci6n.
-iPues... es porque pongo
mucho aZdcar!
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
MURIO Ell SENAD0R
SHEPPARD

Washington, abri, .9,~Fl de-
cano del congreso en- amos de ser
WjciCs, sena9or Morris Sllepp
ard, de Texas, falleci6 hoy, a L.
edad de &C amos. Fu6 unO de To-
mas activos defensores de Ii
prohibition. Una hemorragia &c
rebral lie ocasion6 la muerte, Sc
gun ell DR.. George w. Calver,
medico del Capitolio, a las 5 de
la madrugada. FL pasado a de a
bril- sufri6 otra hemorragia, in
tracraneana, luego de varias Sc
manas de trabajo excessive. De-
ia a su viuda y tres hijas casa
das.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
DEL BILLAR

Ell nombre de "mingo" dado
tecnicamente a una bola del b.
liar viene del apellido frances
"Mingaut," famoso carambolista
gallo, que fue ell inventor de las
jugadas llamadas de retroceso.
Discurri6 y obtuvo este efec-
to, picando con ell taco en- la par
te baja de las bolas, cuando, es-
tando encarcelado por motives
politicos, POGO despues de la re-
woluci6n de 1889, Sc lie permitio
instalar una mesa de billar en-
su amplia zelda.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
SCLDAD0S JAPONESES PA.
RIA HANOI

Saigon, Indo China, abril o.
Para ell puerto de Haiphong, or
la Indo China, salieron hoy de
Hanoi unos 5000 soldados ia
poneses. Esto aumenta a 5000
ell n1mero de soldados nipones
que salieron en- los lltimos dias
por la via de Golfo. Arribaror
hoy de Francia 600 nativos lie
la Indo China.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
LA LEY DE DIVORCTO EN-
LA FLORIDA

Tallahassee, abril o. Greece
la corriente de opinion para quiz
tar de la ley de la Florida Ia
parte que concede un divorcio
en- ell termino de 90 dias. Los di-
vorcios de la Florida, segdn al
gunos legislatures, son baratos
y rapidos; pero no lie dan pres
tigio al estado.
Muchos de los divorcios ode
trio rapido" ,aqui concedidOS
han sido anulados en- otros esta-
dos. En- la mayoria de los esta-
dos no Sc estiman aceptables los
divorcios de la Florida. Nevada
y Arkansas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
COPLAS ANDALUZAS

Mas que valentia, suerte,
y mas que valor. audacia.
Els ell modo de imponerse.
Juzguemonos sin passion;
no queremos imponernos
cuando nos falte raz6n.
No seguir del coraz6n
los impulses es la lorna
de evitarnos ell dolor.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
MATRIMONIO

Patrick S. Merry. 80, y Julis
Melissa Morris, 81; Lloyd f.
Bird, %, y Freda Ganas, %;
Clarence E. Hemby, IS, Y Blan-
che Helen Halvorsen, 10; Kenna
eth Keener, Is, y Pauline Down
ing, 18.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
INFORMATION DEL
PUERTO

Hicieron aver su entrada los
vapOres americanos GrandE-
wine, Daniel Pierce, Gulfland y
la motonave hondureha w. M.
Zarparon los vapores ameri-
canos Pan Orleans y julius S.
Barnes. Con carga general par
ito la motonave hOndureha Cis-
MIA.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

Falleci6 en- su domicilio, Tic
de la Decima avenida, ell Sr.
Narciso C.. Alvarez, de sc amos
de edad. lie sobreviven su viu-
da, tres hijos, cuatro hijas, un
hermano, una hermana Y otros
familiareS.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
Canine para I'm feGz alivio
de los interiors; perezosos

Puntual, satisfactorio alivio estre-
nimiento y sus dolores de cabeza, BIZ
fosidad, NAL aliento, es la regla GUAM
do Sc usa ell especioso. aroma!ico, pro-
bado por ell tempo Black-Draught.
ESQ Sc debe principalmente al ma
yor ingrediente de esta medicinal pu-
ramente vegetal, un tonico laxante
intestinal con alto rec0nocim!ento
medico. Ayuda a impartir tono a los
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

A cold cough seriously sndangers
you, your family, and your business
associates, Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases cornbined.
If you have q cough due to q cold,
get Mensho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your Soughlng
Immediately and ge'' you entirely
over your cold coGgh quicker than
my medicine you ever tried, ask
Cor your money bE X. =
Mentho-M ulsion Is mole than an
,rdinary medicine. It contains vita.
Minis A and D 10 build your cold
resistance, aud Eeysn soothiEg'
tenling oils and unguents. inclld'
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
DIvoRCIos

Decretos: Mae E. Young con-
ira L. H. Young; William E.
Brown contra Viole Del Brown;
Virginia Reynolds contra Geo.
V. Reynolds.
Nuevas demands: Jose Val
d6s contra Hortensia Diaz Val
DIES Ines Innes contra Evans G..
Innes.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- MuIsiOp

ing highest grade heechwood creo.
scts for penetration, Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrup gives Mcntho-
Mu!sioE . taste the whole family
Will like. It clings to tie mem
brahes 50 its soothing, he aling in
gradients act faster, better. An
Onio minister recently aid from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church Is neces
snry for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion is
20 inexpensive and easy co obtain
Mentho- MulEion 10 endorsed b.
your neighbors and gus rantaed BY
! leading druggists every where adv.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

Dej6 de existir aver en- su do
micilio, 1924 de la Gale Conra-
do, en- West Tampa, la Sra. Ca
rolina Rego, de as amos, esposa
del Sr. Jose Rego. Ademas de
su viudo lie sobreviven un hijo,
Vicinio; una lhija, Olga, cuatro
'hermanos Y dos thermanas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

m1sculos ociCsos del intestine.
Tome BLACK DRAUGHT al item
20 de aoostarse y seg1n las direccio-
res. Yea como generalHcante concede
tempo para dormir v actGa suave-
merte... pero por complete a la ma
mana siPuielbe. Recuerdelo la pr6xi-
vez que necesite un laxante. Y es
ecOnomico tambien, de rs a 40 dosis:
25 cts.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

tIra de varias poblaciones en- Ell
centric &c Yugocslavia. Ms, una
ciudad ferrccarrilera, ha sidc
capturada tambien.
Otras Columns Sc encuentrau
. 81 millas de la !rontera de Al
bania.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
Ell TAEMPC

Nublados para la tarde y la
noche de hoy. Maxima aver, n
grades; mfnima, 62. Visntos
moderados del nordeste,
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

ST, senor, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

da del sttache naval agregado a
la embaja6a en- eca capital.
CrGese que estados Unidos
contestant retirando a su en-
bajador.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
ITALIA DEMANDA LA RE-
TIRADA DEL Al
NAVAL AMERICANA

Washington, abril 9.-Los des
pachOs de Roma anuncian que ell
gobierno d. Mussolini ha pedi
do, sin motive alguno, la retira-
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

Ell lenguaje por signos de los
sordO-mudos fue adoptado en-
la ensenanza ell aho TAO.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
BERLIN DICE QUE ESTAN
LAS TRIO
PAS DE IRAQ Y LAS IN
GLESAS

Berlin, abril 9.-La radio a.
nuncia, haciSndOse eco de un
despacho de Bagdad, que tro-
pas de Iraq. de las rebeladas ha-
ce pocos dias, combaten hoy con
los soldadoS ingleses. FL primer
ministro de los 'facciosos" ex-
pidi6 una proclama d~elineando
los objetivos del nuevo gobier-
no: Mantener a Iraq fuera de la
guerra; respetar y honrar los
tratados internacionales; desa-
rrollo de mas estrechas relacio-
mes con los arabes y las naciones
no-arabes.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women VINO suffer
Female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from soma align
MMnctionAl trouble. Maybe you've neticsd
YOURSELF getting r~estlesS moUdy,.hsr
XOus, deprSsssd latoly@your work too much
Tor you-
Then why not take Lydia 4. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound 10 help quiet weary,
(cramps, backache, ~headaehe) and weak
diK1y faintiRg spells due to functional ir.
fpgnlarikies.
For nver 90 years Pinkhamd COMPOUND
has helped hnndreds Of Thousands Of weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women TO 20
smiling thru "1ihicult days" Why not give
this wonderful swofnan's friend" Z chance
20 help Y0Uf Trv M
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

IMPORTANT Medical Tests Reveal WHY famous Ly&s { PhAham's Vegetable Con.
pound Has bsH Helping Weak Rundown. Nervous Women For Over Rdi A csnhUl
Evening star., 1941-04-16
Sid Houston Is Dead
Al 46; Editor Of
Veterans Weekly
Fought in St. MihieI
. And Araonne Sectors;
Active in Legion

UPPER MARLBORO. Md, Apri.
16.-Sid Houston, 46, associate edi.
tor of the National Tribune, wal
veterans weekly newspaper pub
lished in Washington, died early
today at his home here after shor;
illness.
Mr.. Houston was born in Mexico
Mo, May 30, 1894, and later became
we'll known among veterans or
ganizations.
He was a graduate of the Uni
versity of Missouri.
In June, 1917, he enlisted with the
18th Ambulance Corps and later
became chief clerk of the divi-
sion surgeons Office at Camp Dono-
van, Okla. A subsequent transfer
to Company B, 128th Machine Cur
Battalion, took him overseas. where
he participated in the st. Mihiel
and Meuse-Argonne offensives.
On November 10, 1918, he joined
the staff of the Stars and Stripes,
A. E. F. newspaper, and remained
on the staff until June, 1919, when
it ceased publication. He helped
reorganize the paper in the United
States and was on the staff when
it was consolidated with the Ma
tional Tribune.
He was the first State commander
of the American Legion of Missouri
and he attended every American
Legion national convention.
He is survived by two sisters and
a brother. Funeral arrangements
have not been completed, but the
body will be sent to his birthplace
for burial.
Evening star., 1941-04-16

forces at present, he explained, and
the entire civilian supply is imported
Brazilian Diamonds Enter Picture.
South America is also entering the
defense purchasing picture in the
field of industrial diamonds, Mr.
Nelson said. Brazilian diamonds
are the best available for industrial
use, he stated, and they are worth
the difference in price, he added.
Leon Henderson's price stabiliza-
tion activities have been extremely
helpful" in the Governments at
tempts to buy needed commodities
at reasonable prices, Mr.. Nelson said
He explained that he already had
called on Mr.. Henderson in many
instances and he expected to do SO
even more, If necessary, in the fu-
ture.
The purchasing policy followed so
far has tended to spread orders
throughout the Nation, thus curbing
consumer shortages in specific 10
calities and keeping price rises to a
minimum, Mr.. Nelson asserted
BY buying goods through some "a
regional Offices, the Division of Pur-
chases has also been able to bring
into. the market producers who pre-
viously were kept out because of
freight differentials, he explained.
Evening star., 1941-04-16
Nelson
Continued From First Page }

costs. He insisted that while in
creases may be justified in certain
steel products, this was not true ot
the overall output of the industry
The United States may be in the
market soon for canned corned beef
particularly from South America
Mr.. Nelson declared. Military au-
thorities are firm in their insistence
on canned beef as an emergency ra-
ton, he said, and there is not nearly
enough canned beef produced in this
country to take care of both civilian
and military demands.
He said that current estimates
show about 100000 pounds of
canned corned beef will be required
in the current fiscal year and that
only a small part of this can be pro-
duced domestically. Domestic canned
beef is used entirely for the armed
Evening star., 1941-04-16
Athens
Continued From First Page.)

Piraeus, the port for Athens, dive
bombers were said to have scored
a direct hit on a large armed trans
port ship off .Yugoslavia's Dalma-
tian coast and a merchant ship
was reported damaged near Brazza
Island.
The high command said the Luft-
waite also bombed rail facilities and
lenic defense line, together with
Greek Withdrawals on the Albanian
flank, apparently has shifted the
defense front into an almost straight
line across the Greek peninsula
from its eastern hinge, where Brit
iSh forces were reported still hold
ing out at Mount Olympus.
(The Greek reports, with those
from Berlin and Rome, indicated
the actual fighting line extends
from just above Mount Olympus
on the Gulf of Salonika west
ward past Servia and Siatista,
jogs north toward the vicinity
of Kastoria, then slants SOUTH
west, passing just above Argiro-
caste, in Albania. to the Adriatic
in the vicinity of Chimara.
German reports, which de-
clared the British were in full
flight, said NaZi spearheads IS
miles into Greece from the Yugo-
slav frontier had crossed the
Aliakmon River near Servia, 18
miles northwest of olympus.
Qtalian reports said Fascist
forces were driving toward the
Southern Albanian base of
Argirocastro, which the Greeks
captured from them last Decem-
ber 8, and were striking southeast
from recaptured Koritza toward
Kastoria to join the German
push south)
Greeks Take New Positions.
The Greek high command de-
clared today that local Italian at
tacks in Albania were repulsed with
heavy losses.
The Luftwaffe, meanwhile, ranged
widely over Greece, heavily bombing
communities directly in the line oI
the Nazi drives.
Athens had two air alarms this
morning, but no enemy planes were
sighted over the city.
During furious aerial operations
yesterday, Is German planes and
one italian plane were reported
shot down-five in the Piraeus re-
gion-against no Allied losses.
Larissa, highway junction, Is miles
south of Olympus and recently dam
aged badly by an earthquake, was
attacked by waves of planes, the
Greek Ministry of Home Security
declared. Extent of casualties was
not known Immediately.
Thirty persons were reported
killed and so injured in a severe
bombing of Trikkala on the Athens
Railroad SIS miles south of Siatista.
Other air attacks yesterday were
reported from the Island of Crete,
Piraeus and the coast of the Gulf of
Athens, Kardista, tn, post of Volos,
sections of Sparta and various rural
areas.
Evening star., 1941-04-16
Balkan
Continued From First Page0

the Germans suffered heavy losses
in knitting a 65-mile salient into
Northern Greece, converging ir
twin drives from Salonika and
Bitolj Pass.
There were strong indications, too
that the Allies were rallying to a
stonewall defense after the Nazi
Through.
After jubilantly declaring that
the campaign in Greece was be-
coming "rout," the Germans SUBJ
sequently admitted that the blitz-
krieg invasion was now meeting
stubborn opposition" and a Nazi
spokesman in Berlin said laconi-
cally:
The Balkan war has entered
upon new phase.
Our army has succeeded in COM
pelling the British forces in Greece
to make a stand and face us in
Evening star., 1941-04-16

and face us in combat. We have
crossed their plans"
Just where the British and Ger
mans have come to grips was not
revealed in detail. Apparently, how
ever, the British are massed along
line which may be described
roughly as Larisa to Trikkala to
Ioannina.
German sources seemed supremely
confident the Reich's army would
emerge victorious from this struggle
Cvetkovic Reported Freed.
Yugoslavia was considered by
these quarters to be already Sc
finished that even rumors of an
armistice we're beside the point
The Yugoslav state is regarded by
the Wilhelmstrasse as in a state
of dissolution.
Dragisa Cvetkovic, whose Yugo-
slav government was overthrown
March q after he had signed the
axis pact, was said to have been
liberated by Goldman officers and
sis safe"
Alexander Cincar-Markovic. for
mer Yugoslav foreign minister and
repeatedly imprisoned pro-German
Yugoslav editors have not been
found, it was said.
Boundaries of the new Croatian
state will not be fixed until military
operations. have ceased. authorized
sources said. The wishes of var
ious Balken States for rectification
of frontiers must also wait.
Meanwhile, German diplomacy
was at work getting additional ma
tions lined up as signatories of the
three-power pact. Authorized
sources would not say what nations
were likely to join next, but in for
eign journalistic circles. Croatia,
Sweden and Turkey were consid-
cred possible candidates.