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Evening star., 1941-04-13
Records Back Claim
As 'Sunniest Spot

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, April
12.-Puerto Rico has reason for the
claim, "Sunniest spot In the West
Indies"
Figures released by the United
States Weather Bureau in San
Juan disclose that Puerto Rico,
where American visitors need no
passports. has not experienced a
day in the past two and one-half
years when the sun has failed to
shine. In the past six years, accord
ing to the Weather Bureau figures,
there were only II days when the
sun failed to shine here.
. r. w. Gray, senior meteorologist
of the United States Weather Bu-
reau, is authority for the statement
that Puerto Rico in AZ years has
never experienced a temperature
lower than 81 degrees or higher than
90 degrees.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
13-Doy Cruise Rate
To Havana Reduced

NEW YORK, April 12.-Reduced
rates for cruises to Havana of more
than six days duration went into
effect with the April sailing of the
Oriente Of the Cuba Mail Line.
The 13-day cruise to Havana in
cludes eight days in Havana, with
four sightseeing trips and accom-
modations as a choice of several
well-known hotels. There will be no
change in the present rate for the
weekly six-day Havana cruises of
the Oriente.
The ship will sail regularly at
noon Saturdays instead of Wednes-
days at pm. as heretofore.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr,
Travel Editor,

lTAVel EultoI.
The workaday public, which
makes up the bulk of travel-con-
scious Americans, largely takes its
single-day national and religious
holidays where 1t finds them in the
calendar. There may be passing
regret, in particular year, that
Memorial Day, to cite one, fails to
fall on a Friday or Monday. offering
a three-day week end in which to
skip a bit farther across the map
or stay longer amid refreshing
scenes. But by and large the pub
lie does nothing about it, and the
idea of juggling celebration of mo-
mentous events to stabilize them on
a convenient day might with logic
strike the average person as being
a monumental task. The more
faint-hearted could even point to
the failure of President Roosevelt
to achieve unity among the States
on transplanting Thanksgiving
from the last to the third Thursday
in November.
In the travel industry, however,
the plan to anchor as many holi-
days as feasible on the nearest or
another appropriate Monday Is an
issue-an issue about which vaca-
tionists are likely to hear more. The
idea began to creep upon public
consciousness several years ago
when national magazine published
symposium of views of we'll
known writers and others on tying
the celebration of an event-not
the actual occurrence itself, of course
to a day, Monday, instead of a
date. The Monday Holiday Associa-
ton, formed to promote the plan,
also began about that time to pub
licize the proposal from its head
quarters in Atlantic City, N. j.
Peripatetic Easter, geared to the
moon and rowing between the ex-
tremes of March % and April 25,
became a talking point to drive
home the theory that the OBJ
servance Of an event need not fall
on a particular date: so did Christ
mas, with advocates of Monday
holidays quoting learned tones on
the probability that this religious
celebration might be better placed
at some time other than December
Is; even in different month.
Labor Day. originating in 1882 as
a token of appreciation to labor
masses for their contribution to
national economy, was pointed to
as the ideal, falling as it does al
ways on a Monday, the first in Sep
tember.
II
The United States Travel Bureau
recently undertook to explore sem
timent in the tourism industry to-
Evening star., 1941-04-13

each Of the hundreds Of fires, q few
yards or 100 feet apart, attended by
an Indian, poised with his spear on
a rock, ready to lance the sturgeon
as they come into view.
In Quebec the sturgeon is consid-
cred crown fish and spearing is
prohibited. Members of the same
tribe, the Canawaughnas, in the
United States, are not subject to this
prohibition and are quite adept with
their spears.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
PuzzIing Bonfires
Tell of Fishinq

QUEBEC, April 12-Bonfires on
the American shore of the st. Law
renee River which at this season
puzzle early tourists using the paral-
lei roads in Quebec are the fires of
Indians, kindled at night to attract
sturgeon. A closer view would show
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
ROWING ALONG SPORTSDOM
MABE KoUNTZE
B. U. Bio School

The announcement that Jes-
Sc Chase of B. U. will coach as
assistant at Howard University
this fall adds more to the pic
ture that Chase, Rolly Bern
ard, and Chef Smith now ring
up total of three B. U. ex-
athletes coaching Simultaneous
ly in the c. I. A. A. this year.
Year in and year out, you'll
find Boston university giving
more opportunities to sepia
stars than most others. This is
not paid propaganda. It's all in
the records.
Charlie Thomas and HOWE
Mitchell are the latest Terrier
toasts of the sports arena. En-
tering B. U. this year will be a
coming all-around athlete, YER
non Robinson of Wellesley
Robinson is a rangy end and
an ice hockey star. B. U. has
Bill Maze and more you will
hear about.
This column Endorses B. u
for cnIored eyervuhere
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
How To Get
DR.. Fred PaImer's
Dream Book Free
U. S. SPRINT QUEEN

The new issue Of DR.. Fred
Palmer's Dream Book contains
80 pages OF interesting facts and
hundreds of interpretations OF
dreams. Practically everyone
who has seen this new Dream
Book acclaim it as the best ever
put out by the makers of DR..
Fred Palmer's Beauty Prepare
lions. There are also some in
teresting facts about vitamins
and interesting answers that
can be used in quiz games.
One of these interesting books
will be sent to you free. How
ever, we ask that you enclose
10 cents to cover the cost Of
handling and postage. Don't
delay. Get your copy before the
supply is exhausted. The max
ers of DR.. Fred Palmer beauty
items want you to have this in
teresting Dream Book and are
glad to send 1t to you. Simply
write to the Galenol Company,
Inc, Box 264, Dept. G, Atlanta,
Georgia, and your copy will be
sent to you Immediately
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
RKO Boston

Rochester, Jack Benny'S shad-
ow, famed comedian of the
radio, stage and screen heads
the stellar bill, Boosting such
notables as Dick Stable and his
orchestra, Oracle Barrie, song
stress, and Walton and o.
Rourke, now playing RKO Bos-
ton Theatre. Father Takes A
Wife" starring Gloria Swanson
in her return to the screen, and
Adolphe Menjou is the first run
screen attraction.
The rhythmS of Dick Stable
master of the saxophone and
the vocalizing of Oracle Bar
RE, musical comedy star, need
no praise. Featured with Sta
bile's top-f1ight contingent are
Bill DeMayo romantic baritone
"The Five Musical Woodwinds"
and "The Stable Sextette."
Father Takes A Wife" a
riotouS comedy of modern mar
riage co-starring Adolphe Men
jou and Gloria Swanson in her
triumphant return to the screen,
deals with the problems of a
playboy shipping magnate who
plans to marry a famous ac-
tresS, against the wishes of his
son and daughter-in- law. With
John Howard and Florence Rice
as the younger couple, Desi Ar
naz as the disturbing singer,
and Helen Broderick as the ac-
tress' aunt, the featured cast
gives brilliant support to the
two stars.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13

Importance of vitamins and
minerals for individual and family
health protection under today's liv-
ing conditions is, emphasized in the
governments adoption Of national
health defense program. The need
for optimum rather than minimum
amounts Of food essentials to fortify
against the stress of modern lie,
whether civil or military, is fully
recognized.
The country abounds with natural
foods which, taken collectively,
have all vital elements. BY choos-
ing wisely, even in winter the
housewife on a moderate budget
can feed her family for health.
AS cold weather cuts down the
variety of fresh fruits and vege-
tables, 1t becomes increasingly i'm
portant for each child and grownup
to eat adequately of the fresh
foods available. Americans are in
deed fortunate that certain produc-
ing areas in this country harvest
crops every month in the year, as
California with its green vegetables
and golden citrus fruits which ripen
winter and summer.
An adequate breakfast with two
fruits is one form Of health insur-
ance. One large glass of fruit juice,
preferably fresh orange juice, is
the best OF all breakfast starts.
Fresh orange juice is recognized as
the primary source of vitamin G,
and also as supplemental source
Of vitamins A, b. and G, calcium,
phosphorus and iron. How could
any chemists art improve on this
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
New Football Rules

Football changes for l941 in
9ude the following:
A fourth down forward pass
hto the enemy end-zone nc
pnger is brought out to the &c
lsrd line, Instead it is placed
pack at the point where the ball
las thrown.
1t becomes an automatic
puch-back if the ball is stop
Red inside the ten yard line
snds racing down the field will
70 longer be able to kill" the
lall on the . and 8 yd lines as
b the past. The ball must be
Fought out TO the 20 I'd lire,
There will he greater subSti-
ptions this year.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
tragedy Of Youth

HWhat | have written here
bout Joe Louis can be said
bout the entire race Of Col
.fed Americans. AS a race we
hve received some blessings OF
democracy but, like Louis, we
1--we contributed more than we
Ssw received, All the political
|bllyhoo to the contrary will
abt alter this fact.
And yet, as a race, we have
|Smained loyal.
4 want to grow up and be a
All player enthused a col
Ned lad this week at a local
playground.
"Yeh, bu colored can't play
Il the Big Leagues answered
il 2 year old team mate dis
buragedly" They don't want
blored."
\ The tragedy of our youth fac
BIZ such injustice is matched
bly, by the irony of these lads
htering school this week to
sam ook-ballyhoo about al
Stizens being free and equal
shder the Constitution.
i And yet our colored youth Is
9so ready
Why cant America appreci-
he Colored Citizens?
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
Hair, Eyes, Skin
Reveal Character
And Personality

.sDY their hair ye shall know
ID them" is male motto
which has been followed faithfully
ever since Homer immortalized the
golden tresSes of Helen of Troy.
Is there anything in this remark
able belief that hair color indicates
personality types? Definitely yes,
SAYS William Moulton Marston,
famous psychologist, in the Septem-
Der issue of Cosmopolitan maya
zine. DR.. Marston reached this
conclusion only after extensive re-
search at Columbia University,
interviewing hundreds of men and
women of different color types,
who came to him about their emo
tiona. problems.
For differences in personality, DR..
MarsJon explains that the secre-
tons of the endocrine glands are re-
sponsible. These subtle chemicals
which influence your personality so
profoundly reveal their presence by
the colors they produce in your
hair, eyes, and skin. As a general
rule DR.. Marston found that
blondes are naturally shy, but at
the same time powerful and UNI
afraid. A brunei is bothered by his
or her material position in the
world and reveals this underlying
worry constantly. A redhead can't
admit defeat, yet has a fear Of
this quality.
In DR.. Marston's research he
found that in dealing with girls
it was not a question of which
type of girl had the greater
charm, but of which girl most
ardently desires to be charming.
If girl wants to capture a man
she must be acquainted with
the characteristics of her color
type, and be able to employ her
strong points and curb her bad
ones. And this problem resolves
itself into the question of submit
ting to, or dominating man. It's
easy to submit, writes DR.. Marston,
but girl should not forget that
while man likes to pretend that he
is the lord of creation, he secretly
wants the girl to excite him, to
deny him his demands and make
him her "love slave. And, warns
DR.. Marston, if a girl fails to call
this masculine bluff, she loses Just
as in poker.
DR.. Marston recalls the Greek
slogan for living which he saws is
just as useful now as then: "Know
myself. But he adds to that "Know
other people, if you want a for
mula for solving life's queerest rid
dies. Nature set us a tough task
in understanding our complicated
human mechanics. But she furnished
a key to her own mysteries by ere
ating color code of personality
which he who runs may read.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
Canada Invites CoIOred
Sprint Queen for Games

TORONTO, Canada - A col
ored girl, Jean Lane, was invit-
ed to compete here in the Ma
tional Canadian Exposition
Track & Field Championships
held here Aug. 80 and Sept. /.
u. S. SPRINT QUEEN
Miss Lane, the only young
woman competing in track at
Wilberforce University, Ohio, is
rated as the newest sprint
queen Of the U. S. A.
Having lowered the worlds
outdoor 100 yd. dash record for
women from Ills to 10,9s;
holder of the indoor 200 meters
mark for women at 25.1s; and
twice victor over former wom-
ems champion Stella Walsh OF
the Polish A. c., Miss Lane re-
Gently became the first woman
to receive a Wilberforce letter
in varsity track.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13

natural way of acquiring what II
takes for normal growth and de-
yelopment particularly of the
bones and teeth - and TO keep the
general health level above the
reach of infection?
Only deep golden orange Juice is
good source of vitamin A. The
richer the color, the richer the
juice, according TO men Of science.
This is one reason why California
orange juice can be depended upon
to average the highest concentra.
ton OF protective essentials.
Here are some breakfast sugges.
tons which will help you send
your family off for the day, we'll
prepared to Withstand the "ravages
Of winter" The photograph Of the
breakfast plate shows an egg
poached in an orange ring, Re-
move fruit meat from an orange
slice, put circle of peel into boiling
water and break egg into the
orange ring.
Breakfast Menus
Orange Juice
Dreamed dried beef on toast
Orange mermalade
Baked pear
Orange Juice
Broiled ham and Orange Slices
Hot Biscuits Jelly
Orange Juice
0melet with Orange Jelly
Bacon Strips
Whole Grain Mullins
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
PRINCE HALL
MASONIC NEWS

celestial Lodge will hold its
iegular communication on
Monday, Sep. Is, and will well
Eome all visitih craftsmen :.
sohn J. Smith Chapter, o. E. s..
WI meet on Friday, Sept. 10
Inc Grand Chapter, o. E. s..
flll convene in New Haven on
nursday and Friday, Sept. II
snd IL. More details later. ....
Two anniversaries are on the
salendar for next month, and
mould prove interesting to all
Y us. VIM. G. Butler Lodge is
y celebrate its 10th anniver-
Rry with most elaborate din
per and dance on Oct. 81. Hold
flat date open, for you will be
surprised and pleased with
gnat they have to offer.
eureka Chapter, o. e. S. will
PoserYe their 5oth anniversary
n Oct. 80, and you know what
gorgeous affairs they can give.
-. The Jethro Associates
Pleet every Friday at 8 D. M.
H. Philips Chapter, r. A. M.
forming a club for new can
Pioates and will hold a class
GiiClation on Oct. 10 at / D. m.
re Bro. Burch for further in
Iofn1ation .... All out for
LlCtsheld on sept. n, to 20 with
rle Grand Master on his visi-
aVlon' It will be a trip long to
\ remembered. See the Grand
secretary at once, so that he
pay arrange accordingly.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
DO not despise your situation.
4 II you must act, suffer, al.a
Silluef From every point OF
rVn we are equally near
N 'Sen and to the infinite.
SOLOMON.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13

from different parts OF the world,
OF the sirmen, majority are serv.
Ing in independent Czechoslovak
airforce units, which ny and fight
side by side with other Allied air.
forces based on the British Isles.
However, there also are number
OF individual Czechosloyak combat
fiiers In the Raj, as well as
Czechoslovak contingents with Brit
Ish forces in Shanghai and In the
Middle Fast. A further unit Is now
in fO' ion on Russian soil and
viii T. alongside OF the Soviet
Armies when fully established.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
JOe Louis Ready

he noble announcement this
/, nv Joe Louis that he is
Linz and ready to serve his
lntry deserves sincere trib-
Eor while it is true that box
Il has contributed much to
i Louis it is equally true that
Linz has contributed much 70
d Louis it is equally true that
E. Louis has contributed even
n re TO boxing. 1t is folly to
hume that Joe has merely
H. good for his race. Joe
been a financial gold mine
\ every race in America. He
ben a high source of in
h. to champions OF Britain,
kly, Germany and South Am
6ca.
Babe Ruth saved baseball,
luis saved boxing.
Louis would never have left
bbama except for the undem-
hattie treatment of his people
\ the South. Louis has seen
1 race Disseminated against
biustly in the North, Louis is
h as dumb as some folks
link
bt no man can say Joe Louis
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13

Comingore, Joseph Gotten, Ag-
mes Moorehead and Ruth War
rick in supporting parts, that
the management announces a
holdover for third week at
the Keith Memorial Theatre
Also held over will be Seat
tergood Meets Broadway" with
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
B. {. little"

1t isn't the size OF a college
bank roll nor the number of
human stock on hand that es-
tahlishes a college as a C'big
college" as some of our local
news informers are apt to be-
lieve.
Take B. c., the self elected
national grid champions for
example. B. c. was so small
last year that she was contin-
ually on her knees groveling in
the dust before prejudice from
Dixie. You can't deny these
facts.
B. c. sold out American de-
mocracy to Clemson, Auburn
Florida, Tulane and Tennessee.
B. c. osld out an American cit
izen from Brockton, Mass.
You say it's an old story to
be forgotten. 1t is not.
So long as our 9 year old kids
face a heart breaking outlook
on life we should never forget
those who perpetuate the caus-
es.
Prejudice against one colored
boy because of race is prejudice
against a good many other col
ored boy because of race Is
prejudice against a good many
other colored boys. 1t should
be opposed as such.
want to see the day when
colored kids can share Democ-
racy.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13

Guy Kibbee in the third of the
famous Clarence Burlington
Kelland series.
"Scattergood Meets Broadway"
the third in the series of pic
lures, based on the world re-
nowned stories of Clarence
Burlington Kelland
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
Keith Memorial

So sensational has been the
response to Citizen Kane" the
most talked about screen drama
of the decade, with director
Welles in the title role, and the
Mercury Players made up of
such noted names as, Dorothy
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13

What these Czech and Sloyak sol
diers in Britain we're celebrating
with games and gymnastics was
Coming to Britain Day'-the ami.
versary Of their safe arrival In the
British Isles after the collapse OF
France, which had sheltered them
during the first year OF the war.
Completely reorganized on British
soil. the Czechoslovak Army now
consists of one full fighting unit Of
combined inf.N.ry. artillery and
arrored forces, plus about 1900
airmen. whose i number Is being
steadily augmented by newcomers
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13

0NE of the strsngest national
~ holidays ever to be observed
anywhere was celebrated recently
Somewhere in Tire English Mid
LANDS" by TIE C@sailosloyak Army
in Eriisn. 1t T1s net "Indepen-
denae Day", for Czecnoslovaliia Is
under the German yoke and cannot
regain is frseNom until the Allied
var a1,,.iat Eiusr IS won. Nor was
t.a u. Y G. q r..,er or presi-
,.s..i,;ia
onsi
IT. PrcsI-
c1r..4,.-y-e'ef' $ G.. Masaryk.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BEAUTY HINTS
BY NINA TEMPLE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE GROWING GLORY
A woman's GROWING glory is
her hair, and hair is glorious
when it is thick, luxuriant and
lighted. BY lighted I mean that
it glowS and shines because Of
its cleanliness and life. A babys
hair always has soft lights in
it and is thereby beautiful. Any
woman may have this croWning
glory if she will.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-13

WANTED
z children by week or weekend
Tel. Needham 1927
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-26
Nazis In Greenland

President ROoSevelt's idea that his
statement, about Nazis being in Green
land is surprising may not be 50
much Of . shock at that. 1t has not
heeo 90 long since there were re
rorts of German planes flying Ver
t5a1 GREAT f~.g.d Danish island 10
tho northeast of Canada. The
stories were rather vague and at
+bn time did NOT command much al
t4ntion and were soon lost sight Of.
Now ina, the Tinted States has
aoenr,ad responsibility for protect
mo Greenland and has already sent
an exnedIt.n there. any attempt or
hint .f Nal. a~DDroacr will be i'm
rortor. and ,l. vital concern in this
co,,,+r,, rra l..t and about the
ont, NAV fine Germans could make
+bo iglard If t..1,,a 10 themselves
,,o,,ld bo +gr.,oh the medium of
+hoir ,ir o,,obt That means Ameri-
ran n1aoas and q GOOD many Of them
oro q ,no IN ba needed there and al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-26
NOTICE..

Having quaIl1led as eNccutOT OF tht
estate of w. A. Falkner, deceased,
late of Vance County, North Car
DINA. this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Henderson. N. c., on
or before the 9th day of April, 1912
or this notice Will be pleaded in ban
OF their recovery. All persons in.
Gebtcd to said estate will please max,
Immediate payment.
This 26th day of April, 1871.
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST co.
Executor of w, A. Falkner.
26 ,3-lO-17-24-31
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-26
OF SALE.

Under and by virtue Of the power
and authority contained in that cer-
tain Deed of Trust executed by J. {.
Watkins. Jr. and recorded in the Of
fee OF the Register of Deeds OF
Vance County. North Carolina, in
Book 208, at page $50, default hav-
ING been made in the payment of the
Ccbt therein secured, at the request
Of HE holder of the notes the I'M
Ger..sncG trustee will offer for sale
at N,y'ic auction to the highest bid
Ger l.r cash at the Courthouse door
in Vance County, North Carolina, at
II o'clock, Noon, on Tuesday, May
y. 1911. the following described real
lstatc:
!. Beginning at an iron pin on the
north side of the Manson road, N
IS p Z SIG ID chains to an iron
pin. y 81 ID w 3.l6 l-2 chains, S
IS p w SIG ID to road, S Ga II
f SIG II to beginning being lot on
which bungalow and Garage and
Cotton Gin are situated. (Note: There
is no cotton gin on this land at this
tme).
2. Beginning on the South side CT
the Manson road at iron pin 10 feet
from store corner, running S II W
400 chains TO pin, N GA II w l05
feet, N II f 400 chains to pin on
road. thence down the road IS feet
to beginning, being lot on which is
situated store and stable, both lots
contain ! IL acres, more or less.
Reference is hereby made to TruS-
tees Deed from c. F. Moseley, Trus-
tee to ROWena p JeffripS. recorded
in Book ITO, at page 1863, in Vance
County Registry. Reference is also
made to deed recorded in Book 200
at page 1874.
This the 26th day of April, 1871.
T. P. GHOLSON, Trustee.
26-3-1O-l7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-26

-. ,a,c re ,..p-J:. 81. ne -..,@.
tvl-,J, TINS assertion o. me cn.s.
executive IS his first in what may
De q series intended 10 arouse the
p.olic to is imminent peril. Mid
criticisms have been heard in recent
days about ms silence in the grow
ing crisis. And. as has already been
suggested in these columns, i may
require oue sort OF stunning de-
~gIa.at.Ju by The President 10 make
The American pc pie conscious Ot
.ae.g p~gedlcument.