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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05

the proposition down because Of
bad feet.
The foot is more subject to in
lection than any other part of the
body, in spite Of all the achieve
ments in the realm of bacteriol-
ogy. The shoe interferes with the
freedom and speed of the local
blood supply. "Athlete's foot" is
a name commonly applied to any
Of the 25 or so varieties of ring
worm infection Of the feet, All
the varieties are related but they
differ often in their general ap-
pearance and response to treat
ment.
Unless in a horizontal position,
the healing time in the lower ex-
tremities is from four to ten times
more than that in other parts of
the body.
AS indicated by the Naval Re-
serve Corps, special attention is
given to the feet of enlisted men
in any branch of the service, and
a very large proportion of rejec-
tons is due to foot trouble alone.
In the last war, IS per cent Of
men wer rejected on account of
foot trouble.
In places where inspection is
carried out, it is found a large
number of junior high school chill
dren have some form of trouble
peculiar to the foot. Many of these
things, such as corns and ingrown
toenails, a be prevented.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWER
D. N.:-"Will you kindly tell
me what causes burning and Itch
ing and drying Of the lips?"
Acknowledgements to weather
in most cases. Dry rooms, cold
outdoors. Most of US don't drink
enough water or have enough
moisture in vi rooms in the
winter.
B. B.:-"My little girl e
continually, especially in the
morning. What is the cause Of
this?'
Answer - Chronic obstructed
o S or allergy perhaps sensi-
tlVeneSS to some food.
EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet SELL for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and a self-addressed envelope
stamped with a three-cent stamp, to DR..
Logan Clendening. in care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Redur-
ing Diet, indigestion and Constipatiun".
Reducing and Gaining, Infant Feed
ing, instructions for the Treatment of
Diabetes". Feminine Hygiene and "Thy
Care Of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05

= vel trained and competent in
ehA1r field and occupying a very
|D4ftal and useful place.
The Council of the American
acc Association says, Chi
1edy IS a department of the heal.
service and not a cult and it
its basis in scientific and
0onstrated knowledge and sat
- a gap that general medicine
laEfailed to fill"
he recognized college course
'o@ podiatrist is now four years
obstruction.
Feet to the Fore
Tie fact is that most general
fNeeltloners and most general
|ukons are not sufficiently in
alted in small foot troubles to
ne skillful in their treatment.
NJ. professionally find an ortho-
surgeon who is interested
ll S competent, but few cities
evored with men of this char
60 so that mostly patients
- to depend upon the podia-
11b and it is a pleasure to record
Aegfact that their confidence is
IT Misplaced.
A4ere are some curious stories
ot4Rbout foot ailments. The felt
a. industry originated from an
ching corn, According to the
cety, a Scotchman seeking relief
rom painful toenail or corn, put
nd of rabbit fur over his toe
Q pfevent any pressure on the
ore s ,sot. The piece of fur, hav-
y ~"rved its purpose, was re-
nqxea and a valuable principle
~ discovered. Under constant
skl4l'ro, agitation and perspira-
"A the foot, the fur had
FL together into a piece of
of peculiar texture and ex-
Pnal strength. There was a
developed felt hat over the
1.-THE corn, which gave rise
felt hat industry.
- feet are important. A
ehment geologist. invited to
with a six months salary
pied to his credit and all ex-
guaranteed, had to turn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05

Answer - Chronic Instructed
nose or allergy perhaps sensi-
~tiveness to some food.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05

Against that contract. West led
his diamond 10. p%referring to keep
his spade A as a side entry East
put on the @ and South the A,
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05

aturcs Syndicate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05

B. B.:-"My little girl sneeze
continually, especially in the
morning. What is the cause Of
this?'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
SHOWING EQUAL LENGTH

WITH ALL fine players. the
aboWing of two suits IN regular
order" with the higher one bid
drst. followed later by "a rebid of
tho higher one. indicates that It is
- least one card longer than the
other In order to show that both
afe reb1ddable. at least five cards
n length. it is necessary to rebld
the lower one Violation of this
principle can u all sorts of
unhappy contracts
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Your Week End Lesson

Why should a d~eclarer. who is
embarklng On a cross-rutf OF two
suits. first cash any top honors in
the third side suit? Can you set
up a hand giving a example of
what may happen to HIM If Re
doesn't do that?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-05
Barclay On Bridge

after a bit Of study He could
count five tricks IN clubs. that
first one l n diamonds. and decided
10 seek three IN hearts by iness-
ing the 10 at once. III the hope OF
finding both q and J with West
When that failed. East returned
the diamond I to the I West
switched to his spade 4 to East s
Il. and the diamond 6 as won by
the West followed With the ula-
mond X. setting the contract. and
the spade A set 1t another
After the dehacie South told
North that If he had rebld the
clubs. thereby showing two five
card suits. South would have sup
ported the clubs to four where
upon North would have gone to
o-C1uhS At that contract two
spade tricks could be lost. but no
more. whereas South had no
chance to make his No Trump
game as the cards lay From the
bidding. he thought North had
only a fOur-rard club SUIT, with
tive hearts. so reCkoned that the
No Trump venture should be the
better try
Evening star., 1941-07-07

answer came Immediately, "Un-
lucky for love-
Nancy flushed slightly as they
got it. but Mrs. Sinclair did not
seem interested in the potential love
affair of her companion. Her mind
was obSessed with only one thing
the possibility Of contracting her
daughter.
ASK Ellen if Beatrice will come
to us"
The board hesitated moment,
then spelled. Not tonight Then
it slid down TO the word "Good-by"
at the bottom.
This meant the end of the seance,
and Nancy was not sorry. She Won
dered If Mrs. Sinclair would sleep
at all after the excitement OF OPP
Grating Ouija and said as much.
Does it matter?" the old lady
asked, testify. The only thing
that's important now is getting IN
touch with Beatrice. We may be
able TO do it next time"
copyright I941, Chicago Daily News, lncD
Continued Tomorrow
Evening star., 1941-07-07

important"
Perhaps. II you approach the
matter in a frivolous manner you
will probably get nothing Of value.
But I expect to use this board TO
get in touch with the spirit of my
daughter"
DO you suppose you really could?"
Nancy asked, trying to conceal her
skepticism.
Yes" Mrs. Sinclair asserted al
most fiercely. And you must help
me. Nancy. You are sensitive to
such influences; I learned that be-
fore I engaged you-you felt at once
the unhappy atmosphere in the little
music room where Ellen Fairfield
killed herself"
Yes. that's true" and Nancy
shivered. Perhaps l am psychic"
of course you are And with
your help I may be able to contact
Beatrice-Im sure of it. Maybe not
the first time We try, or even the
second time But We must keep try
ing until we do
The Ouija Board Moves.
Nancy was not at all sure that DR.
Cornell would approve Of this for
his patient. but she yielded grace
fully. Certainly it wouldn't be pos
sible for her TO dissuade Mrs. Sim
clair from trying. and the best thing
she could do would be to humOr her.
Probably the messages they received
from the board would be the same
nonsense they had got in the nurses
dormitory
She took her place opposite and
put her fingers on the little heart
shaped indicator board, touching
the thin. wrinkled fingers of Mrs.
Sinclair. 1t remained motionless for
few moments, then it began to
move-slowly at first. then gather
ing speed until it was moving rap
idly over the surface of the ouija
board.
rs there spirit present?" Mrs.
Sinclair asked.
The indicator few over TO the
word Yes"
Who is it?"
"E-L-L-E-N.'
Ellen Fairfield" Nancy breathed
And the little board few up to the
word Yes" again Then it began
revolving rapidly in a circle.
That means a message for some
one Ellen, have you message?'
Yes"
"All right. Give us the message
The board darteo around to the
letters of the alphabet, rapidly
spelling out a message: Nancy
played spinet Please don't!"
Nancy's eyes met those of her
employer, and she nodded.
Yes, I did play the spinet to-
night. It's-it's rather uncanny,
isn't it?"
No Message from Beatrice.
Triumph famed in the old eyes
| across the table.
1T means that you and I together
can get results. You are medium,
/ Nancy. Ask Ellen why you mustn't
| play the spinet."
Nancy put the question, and the
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Peru Indian Chief
Halls President

Bolivar Odicio. caciaue or chief Of
the Cashivo Indians, made full
peace with the President of Peru
during a formal call at the palace
in Lima. In accord with traditional
rites of the Cashivos, the chief di-
vested himself of the typical outer
clothing worn by the tribe and de-
livered it to the President as
symbol of submission and obeisance.
He was accompanied by his wife.
The lands of the Cashivos lie in the
territory through which the eastern
section of the Lima-Pucallpa trans
Peruvian highway is being built.
The chief visited Lima to pay his
respects to President Prado be-
cause the government had recog-
nized officially the rights of the In
dians to these lands.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
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Girl mWb(te q
BY 6Iso lowtou
BY 1lso lowtou

Nancy DuDal returns to her home Mount
Pleasant completing her nursing and through the
lands to the
weathy ,dow Sinclair The Dual family under strain
to the extravaganza OF her sister,
Clare and mother Adelaide Mr. Duud near breakdown
with Nancys encouragement he asserts
himself at OF Strengthening things out
Then Nancys patient Mrs Snco begins to worry her through
dead daughter Bedce
embarrassing family AFFAIRS including comparison OF
her nepheUs, Gregory and Laurence Sinclair
Evening star., 1941-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

W A. CARROLL IS SELLING HIS BUSI-
ness at 81 II ST. NV. Any one having any
hills please present to R. A. Humphries.
once sos No. Cap. St. by July 9.
RECEIVERS 8 NOTICE OF SALE.
suant to authority of the Comptroller OF
undersigned Mr.. Justus S. Wsrdell. as Re.
ceiver of the District National Bank OF
sale wssnt to the he highest bidder or bidders for
cash at the 0f1ce OF the Receiver. l4Zs
Eye street, Northwest. on Tuesday, July
lb 194l, at 10 O'Clock "a M. the re e,
ma lining assets Of the said Dlstrlct Natlonsi
Bank Of Washington, D. c. eonslstln< OF
bills receivable. judgments. overdrsits. snd
such items Cor srtiolesl as may De paid
or otherwise disposed Of prior to the SAID
date of sale herein mentioned de-
scriptive list OF the remaining assets 20
offered for sale may be inspected by pros
pective purchasers at the office Of the
Receiver of the District National Bank OF
washington, D. C.. on all business days
up to and including the date OF the said
sale between the hours Of 9 AM and 4:3O
PM. and on SATURDAYS from AM to
According to law, said remaining assets
cannot be sold otherwise than without
recourse and without warranty Of any
kind or character. and subject to the
approval of the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency OF the United States and subject to
confirmati tion by a court Of record of CON-
" ss fsisned5 JUsTUs s. wARDELL.
Receiver.
The District National Bank Of
ShI hInS m
Evening star., 1941-07-07
HELP MEN.

WANTED-Aggressive young man who is
interested in his future and wishes to
make a permanent connection with a
most reputable concern; compensation on
a salary basis Please reply, giving quail
f1cations and past positions. Box lsl-H.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
CHAPTER VII.

the OF
exhibited And
realized what had caused
the old adys
these Nancy?" Mrs Sinclair demanded
She held wide with black letters her lap
Yes of the had oua board 1t used to write
Evening star., 1941-07-07
PTITMRER

WITH ARLINGTON COUNTY LICENSE
WANTED BY RELIABLE FIRM. PLEASE
STATE EXPERIENCE, PHONE NO, SAL
AIRY EXPECTED. IN CONFIDENCE. BOX
Bib STAR
Evening star., 1941-07-07

Has opening for men over q years Of age
TO drive, must be residents OF D c. or
METROPOLITAN Area for year free instruc-
tlon can earn SIS 20 S35 wkly. Apply 81
10 d. IN promptly for further details $40
NJ ST ne. AK for MI Booth.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

DRUG CLERKS, experienced
over II years of age. Apply in
person. Employment department,
Peoples Drug Stores, II P ST. ne,
8 q m. to noon daily.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.

Salesman -- 45-year-old manufacturer
maintenance supplies has opening in Wash
lngtOn area for experienced salesman. ~
40. with car We sell to Office buildings,
factories. daIrieS. hospitals. Catholic inSti-
tutions. We nave large clientele buying
from US . years, pay liberal comml lsSions
on mail and direct orders also bonus.
Splendid weekly earnings assured. Phone
NJ. P Speakmau, Continental Hotel. We'd
Evening star., 1941-07-07
BOYS. WIFI
ARROW CAB co

Past ls years Of aye, for dining room bus
Work, excellent salary. Apply blUy GeoTgls
Evening star., 1941-07-07
MAKE YOUR SPARE TIME PAY

Opportunity for 3 young men, II 30.
interested In supplementary income, as
slSting sales manager. closing orders, eve
ningS. 6-y pm. Write for interview, stat-
ing age. education. experience and local
references Boz 3S2-H. STAR.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
LOST.

LOST.
BIILFOID, brown, marked LOUIS Boyer"
containing cash and building passes. Re-
ward 622 22nd st. NV. DI. 4542.
BULLDOG, brindle and white. male. on
July 4. in Arlington: tag 1890. Reward.
Chestnut 1885.
COCKER SPANIEL, black white spot under
neck: Alexandria. Phone Temple 4181.
Reward.
DIAMOND RING, n carat, with 4 smaller
diamonds. platinum setting. Reward.
Atlantic $500.
DOG, medium size. female. collie with tan
ears: lost Wed, vic. New York ave. and
Bladensburg I'd. ne Ii. 5404-J.
SETTER, white Lewellyn. black spots. one
black eye; answers name OF Sinner; strayed
from III 8. Chelsea lane. July s. Please
caI1 WI. 1929. Reward. 8.
SORORITY PIN. Phi Delta Sigma. Dot
Greet engraved on back: reward. RA.
WORKS Of small long watch. Reward.
Me. 1852.
WRIST WATCH, lady's Elsin;- vicinity,
i4th and Columbia I'd. NV. or Navy Yard
OF Buresp Ensravins ear. Reward. pu-
ysNpf e6e4
Evening star., 1941-07-07

SODA DISPENSERS, 18 to 25 yrs
OF age, experience not necessary.
Applicants under q must have
birth certificate or other suitable
evidence of age. Apply in person,
employment department, Peoples
Drug Stores. II P st. ne, 9 am.
to noon daily.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

NEEDED; experienced wash
ing machine and refrigerator
service men. Apply to Mr..
Davis, rear Of the HeCht Co.
Service Bldg, 1401 New York
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
4 COIORED MEN.

good OppOTIun Tor Government er-
ployes 10 earn from SIS 10 S25 per week
n your spare TINE. II you have evenings
free We train yOu. Business under race
mahaeement. Sc h. b. Fleming. 26O3 P
= NV, TO u 30 am, or call Hobart
MEN. YOUNG, BICYCLE LOT
ATTENDANTS. APPLY 1888 9Th
ST NV
Evening star., 1941-07-07
DIAMOND CABS.

White men wanted. 21 years OF age or
older to qualify as taxicab operators.
bia motor vehicle operators permit and
have resided within the METROPOLITAN area
9f Washington for one year or longer
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
ADDly Mr. A l. Lfvsie Room No. Ill.
1Ty5 3th 81 N w brtuePn z and r n m
Evening star., 1941-07-07

statesmen wanted; nation
ally known manufacturer
wants 3 high-grade men cap
able of selling an office sys-
tenn speciality. Sales run $3.50
or more each; drawing sc-
count and liberal commits
sion. Apply 1870 Monday
morning. Rm. 743, Transpor-
tatiOn Bldg.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

experienced, steady position
Apply 3OJ East Capitol st
BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced: good
salary: steady position; pleasant surround
inss WA ~
Evening star., 1941-07-07

BEAUTY OPERATOR. steady position;
downtown; hours. 9 TO m. Phone NE
4IUT
Evening star., 1941-07-07

BEAUTY OPERATOR, permanent position
hours, 90. good salary. RE. 24iz or
Eve Rude. 4ll4 G 81. NV
Evening star., 1941-07-07

W A CARROLL IS SELLING HIS BUsI-
ness at 81 III St NV Any one having any
bills please present to R. A. Humphrles.
once sos No Cap. St. by July y.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

experienced. for Caryel Hall.
Md 500 per month. room and
board Apply in person at once 70 Mr.. +.
C,hriStiaDSou
Evening star., 1941-07-07

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. steadv
work, nice environment; airy shop. 2nd
ftOor IAN =
Evening star., 1941-07-07

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR LADIES 70
earn as much money as our men repre-
sentstiyeS do. $50 to S75 per week and
sometimes more. Our business has q def
mite and very large potential market IN
supplied Pheasant. dgnlfled, permanent
position with opportunity for advancement
with old established firm. Previous ex-
perierCe unnecessary. We furnish some
prospects. train you. help you close deals
Our personnel director will sive you COM
plete details. Come in person, do not
phone, to i am. and = 70 . m.
Book-Ludt Orsanizauon. $500 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1941-07-07

SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS co.. exp, al
once: perm: good salary. Apply 2150
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26
Defense Board
Takes Over
Licensing

Washington, Sept % (AI>) -
The economic defense board headed
by Vice Pre- dent Wallace further
centralized control of economic War-
fare and kindred defense measures
today by taking oven the issuance
Of all export licenses in the 81 ,OOO,-
O00, 600 a year foreign trade Of the
United States.
In line with President R~ooscyclts
order of September Is to "intenSliy
the policy of preventing shipments
to aXis-domjnutcd Countries thu
economic defense board began alb
sorption o. the State departments d.
vision of control, which heretOlorG
has collaboratcd with the export
control administration in regulating
exports and issuance OF export IL
CGnSCS.
Wallacc's super defense board al
ready has taken over The previously
independent and arlny-dircctcd cN-
port control administration with the
objective of iu~tergratlng It's functions
into the broader work of the bOara.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26
Jap Forces
Drive Nearer
To Changsha

Shanghai, Sept, 26.-(AP)-De-
laycd Japanese dispatches said today
that the main bodies of two Chinese
divisions had been annihjlated in
hills south Of the Milo river by Jap
ancsc engaged in a vast drive against
the defenders of Changsha.
A Japanese force was declared to
be within IS miles of Changsha.
Human province capital Of 100000
popuIati n, and 100000 Chinese
troops were pictured as in retreat
on a l80-mIIc 'front.'.
Chinese sources admitted that
Changsha was graVoly endangered.
Lieutenant Colonel kunio Akiy-
ANA, J>pancs" army spokesman, inn
plying that capture of Ch3ngha is a
matter of face" for the Japanese,
declared the city would be taken
this time.
Whcn the Japanese made a SINH
lar attempt in ScptCmhCr and Oc-
tobcr, 1899, the Chimes dealt the
Japanese their most disastrous dc
Feat Of the war and drove the at
t1ckcrs back 100 miles n9rth to
YOChOW.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26
Hv ROGER W. RARSON
Copyrieht 1921. Publishers financti'
Bureau. Inc.

LuGuudja Field, N. Y, Sept. 70
-Rcat,r ask me, why do not the
stock, of the uirplanc companies,
which have such tremendous back
logs of entitled profitable orders,
sell at asker priccs'' Wen. if you
would Ike my frank answer and
will not hold me or this ncWSpapcl
responsible here il is:
Closely approaching the tabled
reproductive capacity Of the house
llv. production of United States air
craft has zoomed skyWard in recent
months. From a dollar value below
fifty million annu9 lily six year ago,
it is estimated that l94l aircraft
production viii set a high mark not
far from two billion dollars.
1t is only natural that such growth
has attracted a flock of admirers
from the investment public, There
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26
Idle Cars
Not round
In Surrey

Washington, Sept. 26.-(AP)
Secretary lckes. the petroleum
cOordinator, said today a "factual
inVcntOry' had found a net sur
plus of only 5.l92 rail tank cars
available to haul petroleum to
the Atlantic scaboard.
This finding sharply disagreed
with the contention by J. ]. Pei
ley, president of the Association
CT American Railroads., that 30
600 idle tank ears avail
able for operation in the oil
emergency.
The survey Ickcs quoted was
made by the east coast trans
%portation committee of the oil
industry.
The Senate committee which
investigated the oil situation in
the east reported there was no
shortage, that unnecessary alarm
had been created, and suggest
ed that restrictions on gasoline
sale be lifted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26
Japan Declares
Axis Allegiance
Communists
By French

Paris. Sept. 26.-(AP)-Thc
first three men sentenced to death
by the powerful tribunal of
state were executed today on
the guiliotinc in the courtyard of
Sante prison.
Authoritative S0urCcS >aid the
court, a French tribunal created
to show the Germans the French
themselves could handle the OPP
position prohl"m and t0 t0rrStall
the spread OF German repriSalS,
was expected 10 hand down a
new list of coudrmultions soon.
All three put To death today
were communists: Ad0;rhc Guy
ct, communist leader of the
Seine department jacques Nuog
and former Deputy Jean Cap
hC'aS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26

CROWD TO SEE DUKE

Washington, Sept. 90 (AP) -
Cheering crowds of clerks and steno-
graphcr greeted the Duke of Wind
sor today as he paid official calls on
the secretary OF war, Henry Sum
son, and Undersccrctaly OF Navy
James Y. Forrestal. His American
born duchess dld not accompany
him.
The former King Edward VIII was
hailed cNcitedly by hundreds OF War
and Navy department employees
who TANNED the entrances to the
building and blocked corridors IN
their anxiety to see the mar VINO
abdicated his thrown for love ana
now is g Vcrnor of the Bananas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26
British Forces
Mass In Egypt

Rome, Sept 26.-tAP)-The news
paper II Popolo d'Italia of Milan re-
ported today that the British were
maSsing large forces in Egypt and
indicated that major operations
against the axis north African forces
might be imminent.
With the favorable season for des-
ert warfare approaching, it said, con-
siderable movements of British
troops have been observed between
the Giarabub and silva GASES, about
1870 miles inland from the Mediter.
r.neaN coast
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26
Babson Advises Caution
In Airplane Investments

has been so much tJ.A bout the
Exp ndlng market for these war
birds that investors and ~occlll--
tor, who do-no> know Il prop from
! tail fin. are buying these aviation
securities.
Permanent OF Temporary?
Public interest Is directed especial
~ toward the manufacturing end Of
the aviation industry. The big fig
urCs refer TO the production of air
planes and engines These, of course,
re the things Which go to build a
military battle force. They are the
immediate and visible results of a
war of movement.
Those who r rushing to buy the
Tecurities of airplanv manufacturing
companies should focus their minds
an the important fact that these
companies are experiencing 4 tenn
porary spree. The tempo4erv nature
Continued CT Page Sev~-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-26
Huge Supply
OF Tobacco
Kept On Hand

Lexington, Ky, Sept. 26,-(AP)-
The Il. J.. Reynolds company keeps
on hand a stock of leaf sufficient 10
meet manufacturing requirements
for two and one-half years. wee
President James w. Glenn I Id the
tobacco antitrust trlel Jury looay'
Glenn testified that TIN was done
because age improves he noklhg
qualities of tobacco. He SAID III, no
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