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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Soldier Ends Life
By Slashing Throat

list DINIsION ehSioN
NENT. Fort Lsis-Pyt FRANK
N countrynsn, 80. member OF
servic. company. 1884 Infantry
WAS found dead. his throat sissneo'
w his bunk in the company quar-
tiers here Saturday morning. Pre-
hminsry investigation Indicated
he had used a razor blade TO enc
his life
A board OF officers was con-
~~ned Immediately TO ipyesugate
countrymsns death and a post
norton examination was ordered
TIE soldiers body was dis
covered when ne failed 10 report
1T rsyeille.
Records here show that hx has
f~o sisters. Mrs Ruth Durham,
q Hsvr., ard MIS- Martin Rue
bea. II Bsst, Mont
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Leading Nazi Air
Ace Meets Death

ERLIN 1t Col. Werner
Moslders. Germsnys leading air
ace. has been killed in an aviation
accident over reich territory. re-
liable German quarters said today.
The death Of Moeldsrs followed
within 3 few days the death Of
Gen. Ernst Udet. head Of the quar-
termaster Department. Of the luft-
waite. Ucet was killed while test
Ing a new weapon =
Hoelders. who vas ~. VAS re-
gsFced az Germsny's greatest svi-
alton hero Of the var he vas
credited with shooting down 81
British planes. ......
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Coal Strike Ends;
Lewis Backs Down

WAsMGNGTOS--Pressdspt John
l.. lewis Of the United Mine Work
srs today accepted President
Roos<veiis request for arbitration
Of the captive coal mine strike.
At the same time. Lewis ordered
strikers In the captive psts back
10 work
The 700-msn UNIV policy COM
mittss. after meeting with Lewis.
forwarded Acceptance Of tbs prssi-
dents request for immsdisfs re-
opening Of tbs mlnss To the whits
House
Ths disputs VIII be- referred 70
board comprising DR. John n.
stesimsn. u. y. Cancellation s<rv-
Ice director. representing ths pub
lie. Benjamin Fairies. president II
u, =. Steel. representing the ssp-
tive mine owners. snd Lewis. rep.
ressntins the mins workers
Arbitration of ths dispute Wa
one of the methods suggested BY
Mr.. Roosevelt 10 end the stfiks.
The other method would have been
for the UNIV 10 agree 10 . fresx-
ing 81 open shop conditions IN tbs
captive mines for duration 81 tss
national emergency
WARRINGTON Railway man
aRsmsnf and uniou officials. ~ .
conference with President Eooss-
welt. today agreed 10 oontinss ne
EQUATIONS IN ~ efforf 20 avert
nst lon-w vide sfnke December 7.
Solicitor csnsrsI chsri<s rshy
announced ths axfesmsnt after tns
dlspstsnts had eonfsrrsd 81 fhs
WHIT house for f~s hours s1th
President Roosevelt
Fshy said the rfe.soenf dsf moi
offer q formula for s~ttismsnt u
the ~sgs dispute. bat eft The
probiem for direct negotiations
b<twesn ths management AMI
anions~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
The Germans Say:

nGnulN German scvces today
claimed the capture ~ shs hss
Russian city cf Hssssv - ih~
gateway 10 the Caucasus al fssids
and reported that "asw erssshss'
had been driven IN ned army de-
fsnses around Mnseew.
ssevusaa tnfastry go assse=
s~sy ~sspesatp< ~ cepews>se
~sss~~g sssist ssela p~s1shs~s
ss~sh ~ Mssesw. ~ sffsetat
..ws sgesey sssA. p~>sshsy ~
sesssss 10 ~ t9spssssss essy
~ Twla. iee usons ssssh ~ ~
cavssaL
The Russians resisted fsercely In
trenches ana sshsr Tortured posi-
tlons. the agency said. bui hsAsy
German bomberdmsnt tore ep~n
these dsfense positions and Gar
man shock troeps swept forward
on thu flsaks and epensd . with
erinE machine gun attack that
drove the Russians hack,
Capture Of Huxsov put ihs uef-
mans on the Rad 10 the csnrassIs
Man formations. sid . spseins
communiqus. have captured The
strategic Soviet Industrial center
In an action ct special import
snes for the further conduct II
the war"
Gevsmaa tveeps wess sela -
~ In ssUtssl ~ NE teWss
r~scses u ~ fDss whess y
nsws isss ~ - ~ Asss.
- miles hstsw ~ Nc tpss
Cssssrk eest<s ~ nSsesv
~kiek hss sss.ses pspsisss~s.
Man force. nov have i~e col.
umns aimed ~ tbs rich Industrial
and oil area of the csueAssls the
columns poised ~ Hostov and thcss
standing 81 tbs ksschsaski straits
IN the Ctimss.
the high command reported tbst
in addition " the msts sscreas
~ Hostos. Nam iroop~ ea "tbs
ssst front" presumably . r~fss.
snes 10 the central sector have
taken further Territory"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Hsllo. FOLKS. We see By the
paper that the Germans claim
10 have captured or killed
10. 0V0 600 Russians 80 far.
Apparently the ssw Order lsss
like ths Hs~ pesi. ~ they wouldn't
bother 10 msnssos anything is~s
than . Diliion.
Osdfsshloass4 - the hsz;s ere.
however. fh<y manage 70 90 ~
ssossosss Victories scDspis<s sssry
day frequently several times ~
the sans pises.
Daily fl~flatsisss a nsatsai
country 10 ens that bath ss<ss are
~ var against
seems that ne d,sxsSs . ssgs -.
sas more f~lIo~s waat % -
around ~ith her
oss sbiss tssi baby doefovs
nave In eornmon with ssofhs. 81
ossrss, 70 ths sszs ~ their hills.
70 osAnv
W bsss~ss 80 - ~ ess~essv.
go sssss ~ ss~psss . sssss ss@-
~ - ssssys - kssh tsssssy syts.
ssss 49, <ssk ss.s go - - 49,
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ssssSs - - Ne sssss shss - 49,
~ pssss1ssksss go issss - ~
~vsssisss'' ~ssssk bss. Thss essss1
. sssss>st 90 ptssss~s svssiss -
ed sssssss sssssss-Asss 10000 ~
~ - ~ AAssss essss csnsssss.
ssas - sssisA ss~esss1 ~ Co.
ssts esss ibssk TsAsASvshy tvhs
- Issbs 1ssk 80 ssss6y - ~
sssvsD s~sa 49, sssss sssesv. -
- - bs1.--<. o. D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

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Nsssowee1p>a ~ uluro Z
usvvse1 ~ ve1e .
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Navy - rrtup~s~~ .
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us~see =. n~ogeo~nse =
u.apsps e01uDy ~ - -
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s'ssseep - ts>oemo1a -.
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usrsn>n ~. Au>>egoe =
nsss~s s'u1lpos ~ ou~e~e -
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p1~vsnN ~ s1essu1n ~
tb~snn~s - vusuna =
pAeoyeeep ~. slo1ue :.
ss11ono :. pnpooo .
Auouvs II Hu1nnpsn =
sssssysouve %. nuue1unue ~.
Nssss u>nmp ~ - t,one. ~
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rpssawsse ~ A. ueoQ .
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Sheriff Bjorklund Decides
Not 10 Run for Safety Head

the release OF John Van wagner.
accused bunco man wanted In sew
ersl states. from the county jail.
The sheriff alleged no untruth.
error or misstatement. but de-
clared his reputation had been
damaged.
In demurring. defendants say.
in effect. to the plaintiff; Even II
everything you sllegs in your
complaint were true. you still
would have no case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
To Enforce Parking
Rules Here Monday

Motorists parking on streets
where they ara meters and not d.
posting nieksis 10 tina machines
ain b booked starting Monday.
police announced Saturday. Like
~fss. all drivers double paskins
wiu - ARRESTED
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

CAL = =. 49,. = Twe $3.50
ehskassn - NJ. go Mn wenkev
nswass sssffsenie1 iass nl0b1 ~
. fire vhieh asssssys1 ~ New.
maa fssm koms. thsss mikee 80
~ hsrs
NswmAs LAID susnesstkes ~ -
he wife vsss - ~ hpme - :
nessbspr 10 gel watss, ney wsss
ssss ~ ~ - niesfsa neumno
ssid. go whse fbsy ssesspa1 ~
ho.ss wss n fismes-
sANn TnAnaAS-yuone
Tacoma .*s..*..s.e.s.c o979 -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Ths nos1 imoog1nno eo1n0 -
ssss sso~f IL sessemone. co1nn1ne
ies1sws say. = - 4 Bo11nGg -
vs<ss>s ~ sno0se1s ~ oeo11n(D
V ~ tshen - coGhc1ls e1o1omo
fswsrd IL ysssDss psso1nnp - -
pssssst sssesg<n<y
what - ssaseupe6 - = -
iadseSis ~ pesnesDses un1oo
ahesid - followed = eenseoeten
wffn esssent evenn - - -
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sipi>s are stvsA. - ~ tn1ssl1n1
csfboiie y ieft y mano - -
intsrpssmsions - aespg1noee -
ths - 1s<tAnnu - ~ oonol1onon
This = pssnt1ely - -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

sTOCkHOLA-A Swedish naval
patrol boat INSIDE q Swedish mine
field near ICELAND today struck .
mine and blew up. killing all 10
mem b<rs Of ne crew.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

HONOLULU, 7. H. 80 An army
pursuit plane from Wheeler field
crashed into the sea of the north
ern up of Oahu today, killing It's
occupant. md IL Kari y. HetzeI.
-. d Guthrie. Okla
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Boy Chrisisns
USCG Gutter

A rs~ unit go s61e1 - ~
Northwests coese guard NJ
when . eA-soet euttss vas Iannene@
hsrs nasuriay ssevnsNe.
kae~s ssmply - y. q G. q.
al. the ssw veessl wtiI ~ 49,
on the upper Columbia ssd neats
rivers n sersiee as1e - naviuor
itra.
TNs sii.stssl esnfs vss usnIt hsss
BY the nlsehssebd neiles c. - =
cost ~ moss than eea.ooo
Westa~s CnHty
chrsstselnu rites seeffly afles
. .. N. vers psFformed ~ ~
sssr.eld Charles n uoa<h. ~ -
Capt. uenry e. Noeen. 11stfjet
engineer for M soast guard y
ths Northwest
nseesss ~ ne sk>11 wosoe~v.
tcsntinss1 ~ psas Z. cslsme -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Nozi General Killed

BERLIN - The high command
announced today that Infantry
General Kurt Won Briesen. COM
nn.ncing an army corps. has been
killed IN action On the eastern
front
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

British Offensive Rolls On
In Libya With Nazi Panzer
Divisions Divided, Trapped

CAIRO-The British drove
a tank wedge between the
main axis mechanical forces
caught in a desert trap in
Libya today and British i'm
perials smashed their way out
from besieged Tobruk in a
drive TO join the main invad-
ing force.
An authoritative British source
ssid that the German tanks were
doing their dsmnedest to break
out" Of the trap In a westerly
direction on a 30-mile battlefront,
but that the British were oper-
ating very satisfactorily The
British drive from Tobruk was
said 10 be meeting heavy opposi-
ton.
Official reports from the battle
front said that the British Eighth
army, using American tanks as
spearhead. had knocked out about
half OF the enemy mechsnized
strength in North Africa by split
ting the German forces under Gen.
Edwin Rommel and penning them
in two traps.
Tobruk Siege Lifted
Then. II was stated officially,
British troops who have been under
siege at Tobruk for seven months,
sailed out in tanks on Friday with
the object of joining troops hold
ing Sid Rezegh." south OF To-
bruk.
,sidi Rezegh Is about 10 miles
south of Tobruk)
We wish to repeat that our
main objective is not Tobruk OF
anywhere else" the British mill
tary spokesman said. Our OBJ
CONTINUED, IN Pase B. Column ID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
HI and Run Driver
Kills Mon on Walk

ngArTp.& 4 hss1us driver.
whose sss got ~ N ss1eweih
In thick foo. te1sy slusee ~
killed Wsiia<s nusosas vse 49,
carrying . sack ~ eoai hcne -
$40 O. m
Police several hcuss isiss ~,
rested ttiids Dunn. -. eusno. ~
hsId her without snasRe sftne ~
damaged ear wss fosse1 ~ fvope
NJ . ho~psfsi ro,iee snt1 - -
ne kaa N sdes - ~ e1gslen
. man cofssss Otto ml1telG1n1l
sooh lmmesslass shssgs - ~
eass.
Aesttsistsdt $40 nusnens ~
wss just : fpw aopse fvWm -
hosns whom ~ wna ~ - ~ -
which thss ssasoea jste hD9nn
ssS stoppsd altar ss,se snstbsr
80 fest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest In u. 3. Defense
BondA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

ROME-The high command re-
ported today that British attacks
in I.ibya are continuing with
most violent" force despite heavy
British losses Of men and mechsn-
lied equipment
The Italian command reported
that the hattie WAS resumed
with intensity" at dawn yesterday
and continued throughout the day
without abatement.
Axis land and air forces said
the communique. were engaged In
hard fighting.
The British offensive. official re-
ports said. was being conducted
by the greatest striking force ever
assembled in Africa with the oh
iective of knocking Italy out oil
the war.
The official stefani agency said
the British hoped. first, to win
control Of all eastern Libys; sec
ond. To drive Italy out OF the war.
causing a break in the Rome
Berlin axis and winning domina-
ton of the whole Mediterranean.
The British. said the agency.
desire to eliminate the Mediter-
ranean front in order 10 coneen-
trate their forces to face axis
armie. now advancing toward the
Caucasus which were said TO
threaten the pillars of the British
empire
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Bert FtaeiKan came over the
mountains from wsc TO spend
Thanksgiving at home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Home on Today leaves from the
Naval Training station st san
Diego are Fres<r,ek Warden. eit
Sc. Ainsworth ave. and Ming y
Mcdonald. IT,. $3.50 Ess, st., both
Of Tacoma. and Donald iAN.rse
Anderson. Puyslinp.
Among the spectators at the
Washington State Gonxsgs game
In Spokane Saturday vas Police
Judge W. A. Riehmeed. Acting In
his stead on the local bench Friday
afternoon and saturday morning
Was Attorney Theodore NORTH
strom.
Ole TryEEh u studying up on
circulating firepisees and gsdEets
for improvements at his country
home.
II, and Mrs. n. Harmon (Edaa
ThompsonD are visiting for the
weekend with Mrs Harmon's
mother. Mrs. ". n. sanford. Of
s235 so. u st The Harmons were
married in Taeom. last August
and have been living ut Fort san.
Okla. since that time. They are
...1..t. - l.- n-A~-s- se.ass
wn.,. n u.,,no. In ...,,n.
a.., 49,.
Bet Fy,,,r., cam, oy,y IN.
mountain. from wsc IN amend
Thanksgiving at soms.
A.. ~.u :.
- 80 - - -.
-. 49,. -. a.. A. r..
II, -.
Francisco.
=
NpP"e"''on TOT msr'ak "
.e"ss 70. hsos N ro'' o'enAfa
ny "h'er H""s'">' ~, ~, isco-
Is. Asnette
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris fAnEiew
and child came here from Port
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Norris IAagiow
and child came here from Port
Gamble TO spend the Thanksgiving
day vacation period with relatives
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

CAIkO - New Ze0IeNd
troops captured the ltslisa
fortress OF CepuiHo. sesr she
Esypsiea border. u YES en-
rovreed tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24
Weather Forecast Tomorow's rides

Fair tonight and T~-
dss. Temps; High. -.
ins. es.s. sun ri>e<.
Is: srts. as.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Ole TryEEst IL studying up on
circulating firepisees and gsdEets
for improvements at his country
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. ,. q. O'keese and
children. lila Jean and Danny.
we're guests here Thursday Of Mr..
and Mrs. James O'keefe. J. o. and
James are brothers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Miss Marjorie Morris. stsiixeoom
student at Washington state col.
iege. returned this week 10 spend
the holiday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. y. Morris.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-24

Robert Y. Partridge. 1914 SO. N
st. an army private stationed Al
kseslsr field. Miss. recently visit
CONTINUED ON Page 2. Column ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-11
FOR ALDERMAN.

hereby announce my candidacy
IL succeed myself Is Alderman of
The Fourth Ward in the city election
en- May s. 1871. Your vote and sup
port will be greatly appreciated.
c. NJ. HIGHT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-11
A YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

!, Which State leads in the pro
GuCtiOn Of corn
,. Is a knot d measure of speed or
diStance2
3. VIII an object thrown upwards
in a vacuum take more, less or tbs
same time to rise as to fall?
4. Are there any States in thu
Union that do not use the Australian
ballot?
5. Which race horse won the l94G
Kentucky Derby?
6. Which dog is smaller, the grey
hound or Whippet2
T.. According to tradition. who was
saved from death by PoVhatan's
daughter?
g., Fill in the blank in the follow
ing quotation: when the Wine is
in, - is out
g.. Rosa Bonheur was a famous au-
thor, s~uffragette or painter
10. What was Calvin Coolidge'S ful'
name.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-11
w REALT DEEDS
WITH THE REGISTRY

There were two realty deeds with
lie Vance Registry Thursday, rec
ords there showed today.
w. Louis Taylor, ct al, sold a tract
of timber in Townsville township -
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lumber Co.
for S1,700.
For $40 and considerations, Roger
w. Duke. and wife sold Mrs. nj
Duke Newton O. acres of lana IT,
Sandy Creek township.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-11
FLREMEN CALLED TO
MAPLE STREET HOME

Bed clothing at the home of Mrs.
-. c. Pulley ON Maple street was
damaged ny fire last night 1t II
O'Clock. Fire Chief Cooper Ellis said.
FIremen responded to a call there.
and confined the loss to the bed
clothes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-11
Political Notice
FOR ALDERMAN.

hereby announce myself a can
didatc for Alderman from the Fourt,
Ward. subject to the Municipal cleo
ton May 9th, 1871. Your vote and
support will bc greatly appreciated.
V. +. RAWLES, JR.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-11
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1871

original quota of twelve lei and
this VIII be filled with the Negroes
reporting April II.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
Barclay On Bridge

South's club bid was the bunk. Sc
he made a bunk bid himself when
he called 3-NL Trumps. Remem-
her that the not vulnerable North
and South could take out them
selves if doubled. That is what
South did when East doubled the
c-NO Trumps. carrying his club
business farther. but West put a
stop to that nonsense with his
double of 4-Clubs.
When that passed around to
South and he took out into A.
Hearts, he was unmasked. East
reckOned that all the time South
had nothing but a heart escape
suit. SO that bid goaded him into
his 5-Diamonds. South had truly
succeeded in making his hand
look worse than it was. The dou-
bled contract was slaughtered.
down 400 points, aided partly by
Easts flustered play
The spade 8 to the 9 forced the
A. then the diamond 2, 4 and 7
went to North's j and the club
8 to the A was ruffed by the dia-
mond 9 The spade 7 lured declar-
er to finesse the J. the @ winning,
and the heart 8 was led to the K
and A. Now the spade 10 was won
by the X. East shedding a club,
and the club 5 to the 9 was ruffed
by the diamond 10 South led his
diamond X to the A. and later got
a sixth trick for his side with the
heart @.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
By LOGAN NJ. D.

y Ao"AN LENDENlNG, NJ. u.
Digestive troubles are common
III aged people, In tabulating the
soMp'alnts Of 300 patients over
SS'y years Of age Barker found
ulseSaVe symptoms second high
tss IN frequency. Few of them,
aoNeVef' We're due to real organic
gisease Of the stomach or other
digestive organs, most being Sec
Or, Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
9nIy' and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18

tauSFy TO some manifestation of
sne aging process, such as arthri-
W. or arterial change.
Inc ~Seeretlons Of the digestive
u tract IN those from sixty to eighty,
aAe all other parts of the body,
a,lophy' There is less saliva, and
US pahcreatic secretion, so that
n n1e digestion Of starches is incom-
, p.tse at TINS age period, a valuable
n ars 10 remember because old
t teopte eat a good deal Of starchy
NV because it is easier to chew.
Dletary restrictions which are
nle'lmes self-imposed, some
NJ rsS imposed by an over-zealous
hr'slclan or over-protective fam
w. I are, however, not warranted
e.uerly people. The children of
s'efs too often think their par
s.s are not eating enough or are
= rTe 100 much. Perhaps this is
srs suoconscious revenge for diet
x6sn restriction imposed on them
eney were children!
Good Teeth Important
pee uoGa teeth are, as at all age
ton 0o p. essential in good diges-
ce;vo ou' the matter should re-
Cove special attention after sixty,
. w" L''lng, comfortable, efficient
tasv 'es are essential and not
ours Jog get; A physician friend of
ss s's lost thirty pounds in nearly
a. my days and found it was
creay"d 70 poor denture that de-
TS his appetite.
f,n .ne tongue is another imnortant
lfterr IN digestion and nutrition
toncno sixty, At this age a Sore
pet; nae Is very common, and an
f frIve an and desire for food natp-
TACT tS Sutfer, to say nothing Of the
. sor ma mastication is inefficient.
apem;a tongue may be the sign of
'a or sitamin deficiency.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
Diet After Sixty
Teeth q Factor in Digestive Troubles

Most of the stomach diseases
are rare after sixty but gall-blad-
der disturbance may be common,
and, as always, causes as one
symptom, indigestion. Gallstones
may occur without pain. Pain, in
deed, is much reduced in the aged.
W. recently saw a case where an
old gentleman had appendicitis
with a large abscess without any
pain or even fever.
Constipation is the bane of an
elderly persons life. 1t is as nat
ural for an old person to take
cathartjcs as for a young person
to fall in love. The natural loss of
muscular tonus Of the %intestines
is one factor, the soft, non-rough-
age food they choose on account
Of no teeth or bad dentures, is
another. Impaction is a common
condition at this age period. Sig
mold diverticulitis has been called
the left-sided appendicitis Of the
aged.
Sudden changes of diet are not
we'll borne by the elderly. And
drugs act in an unexpected and
sometimes alarming fashion. On
the other hand, contrary to all
expectation, old people stand sur
gical operations well.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
S. NJ. D.:-"Is taking a lemon
in warm water every morning be-
fore breakfast an aid to reducing?
Please tell me also if EPSON salts
taken regularly is harmful"
Acknowledging that anybody
takes to eat is reducing. A lemon
has caloric value just the same as
an orange, although, it is true, not
quite so much. The only possible
way in which a lemon taken in this
way could help to reduce would be
that it diminished the appetite for
more concentrated foods at break
fast. Taking EPSON salts Is de-
cidedly harmful. 1t is an lrrltant
and creates a habit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
Your Weekend Lesson

If YOU bid n Of a suit as deal
er and your partner Immediately
Jumps all the way to game in an
other suit, what do you require TO
carry the contract to slam?
Syndicate Inc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18

Il was almost fitting that East
Ike a bad hcking on this deal.
he was the one who started the
lorthodoX business with his c-No
when diamond was the
n~Seryative CAL With East's
rength SC advertised to all,
,uth decided to create an illu-
Or about his own hand by bid
ng what he did not hold. West.
course, told the truth on his
Fst turn, opposite a powerful
primer. North's club holding en-
f'm 10 read easily that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Cleniening has
seven pamphlets which c Y be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired, send -
cents in coin. and a self-addresSed enve'rlc
stamped with a three-cent stamp. to DR..
Logan Clendening. in care of this paper
The pamphlets are: "Three Weeks Reduc-
ing Diet. Indigestion and Constipation,
Reducing and Gaining, Infant Feed
ing, instructions for the Treatment of
Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene and The
Care Of the Hair and Skin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
u. 5. Rail Board
Still Plans Vote

The national railway mediation
board Will proceed with ats plan
10 determine the membership Of
the transfers union among en-
.ploycs ~ the struck Railway IN
press Agency despite orders given
the teamster by their leaders to
refrain from answering any board
QUESTIONABLE. mediator Thomas
r.. Bickcrs said TO-DAY
Members OF the Brotherhood Of
Railway and Steamship Clerks
went on strike al the agency
October 4 and SIX days later the
teamStcrS withdrew their en-
ploycS Both are AL unions and
zach claims the right TO represent
the employees
The mediation board sent out
800 inquiries 20 employees asking
them TO return ballots stating
whether they were members Of
the teamSterS union.