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Evening star., 1941-08-04

Nazi Freighter Seized
Attempting 10 Run
Blockade, British Say
Two Vessels Reported
Sunk in Drive Against
Africon Supply Ships

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. A-British patrols
have captured the 5,522-ton German
vessel Frankfurt, the Admiralty an
nounced today
1t said the North German Lloyd
freighter was intercepted while
trying to run the blockade" but
did not tell when or where.
1t was reported here, however,
that the freighter had been in
South American ports and left
Rio de Janeiro with a cargo OF
nitrate last June 90.
CThe Frankfurt operated in
German trade with Australia
and western South America be-
fore the war and laid up at the
outbreak of war in China until
last May II, when she sailed
from the Chilean port of Con-
cepcion)
British submarines in drive
against Axis shipping to North
Africa, sank two supply ships of
1900 and 5000 tons and torpedoed
an italian 6-inch cruiser and q
floating dock, the Admiralty an
nounced during the week end. 1t
was not known whether the cruiser
and dock we're sunk.
The cruiser, which the British
said they believed to be either the
Engenio di Savoia or the Emanuele
Filiberto Duca D'Aosta, was re-
ported struck by two torpedoes.
These ships, of 1888 tons. were
built about 1885 and were armed
with eight 6-inch guns.
On Rome the Italians Off
cially denied tonight the torpedo
ing of an Italian cruiser. brand
ing the British announcement
an invention of lying propa-
panCa')
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Moscow
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on German naval forces in the Arc
tic Ocean north of Norway, and ir
the Baltic and Black Seas.
1t declared that Soviet subma =
rines. attacking off the far north
Norwegian island port of Vardo
sank an s,00O-ton German steame
Evening star., 1941-08-04

Nicaraguan imports for the first
half of 1941 amounted to $4,250.O 900,
representing a gain of million
over the same period in 1910.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22
Washington's Faith

y Americans pause today 10 OBJ
~e.ge the birthday OF George Wash
Hro19n and pay homage to his
memory. they might do Well to en-,
.rna>Ezc in their thinking one out
standing characteristic OF the first.
pres dant-hfs faith In God. OF all
the things needed in this country
Z .dav. none takes precedence over
-aat and. unfortunately. it j., one
.tn.ag above all Others III which there
-aeals to be SO much deficiency.
There is lip service n abundance,
bit much les thai equally exists in
the heart OF hearts OF the people. The
results Of that VOID are noticeable,
too, on every hand Groupings in the
darkness of uncertainty and beWild-
ermcnt ar. MT likely to end short
Of changes m that respect.
Washington .~ the first president
set an example for his people. Of
ca.r-e. he #a~ not perfect; no mere
usn ever VAS. He had his falllngs,
bis Shortcomings, his weaknesses,
and recognized them. Because OF
thaf he telt the need of divine guld-
.1ca III the Weighty responsibilities
e carried in trying to guide the m
Ian' republic IN the narrow way II
has oetQ the nations good fortune
taa, all the men Who have followed
in th., highest office have had siml-
Ian Hath in varying degrees.
Bjaoranhers of WASHINGTON wrote
~ him, that ,his essential religion
md his r~eliance upon the Great
Author Of every public and private
GOOD, are fully stressed' in his frs,
,,.,,mrral address and those who
.ra f,,,i1iar with the great BODY O,
Iii. -u,jtinoe t-7ov- fh9t the EXPIRES
;a,s a,a NOT but a par,
..f ,ba b,hit o+ his mind"
aonsihui4v ro.4e ,,non III.
-,;.ia.o, ,u, ,,dortaka, ,o lead
-... aoox,o o,a bo con On ca, !,
1.m hoi. Zoo, :, tho ,;oht uav
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22
NOTICE.
52.2 Is

Under and by virtue of'the au-
thoritv contained in that certain deed
OF trust executed and delivered by
RoXanna ReaVls and her husband
Sunny ReaVis to the undersigned
Trustee on the Both day of August,
1888. and recorded in Book l72 page
276 of the Vance Registry. default
having been made in the payment Of
the debt thereby secured and at the
request of the holder of the same |
will offer for sale at public auction
for cash at the Court House Door
in Henderson, N. c. at u O'Clock,
noon. on Wednesday, the 18th day
of March, 1871, the following de
scribed real property:
Beginning at an IRON pin at Eliza
beth Harris Southern corner on Fair
Ground Street and run thence along
Harris line 200 feet to an iron pin,
Elizabeth Harris cOrn in Joshua
Norman's line; thence along Nor
mans line S 10 + 1919 fet to an iron
pin Norman and john Blacknalls old
corner: thence along BlaCknall's lot
N 5 f to a pin in the edge Of Fair
Ground Street; thence along Fair
Ground Street N % W 38 IL feet
more or less to the place of begin
ming.
This 7th day of February. l94l.
HENRY T. POWELL, Trustee.
8-15-22-l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22
Riding Both Horses


~. - ,s,y
A\AHiiiS Do'i' 'Aofseo
ABOUT s
>Jtss4ao '.- . debate - .'.
SeHa.e ~. lease .'. ~,
d..l1.-9' .. N ~ -eaa' r..
with VI -- a- upon all
the s.sa. -" logic Tor
Wa!eh ~. support The
@easeae .". Ids IA cLeaI,
concise aa ...atEQns.
plant1l- 5Fmly
agaln~t i 0a ta -t ' E a
step toward H-a
Al nl .h.gH. u.t- y #-. t# #4u.
in the position. -. '.E#H9 Fl. rda aHtn
horses THs.a ".. times ..aa 1.-t
sort ol course -.' ire g. SOME adj
vantage, bur r-# ..' .na 0t t1a~
For months fire country has been
torn between ea. a.##.r. Many
are IA favor ai fl. Pc toH' pro-
pOsaf and many .-"er- .raIlE. are
aga.nz' g.. None n| .-- ua'.-s hasbog-
'0g q ..a-e -eHaW H#a.hea", for
Wal- THO question whether war
VIII as more certain - loss - BY
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22
4 RE SALE.


... u' g.. Nir1ue of authority
aa fHc undersigned as
. .r .r.rt9in deed Of trust
e. .....f tg =. g. Caulder and Cor
.'.a E.-. d.. his wife, on the 18th
day Of Match, t935, recorded in Book
.tGf. Page 81, Register of Deeds Of
t,c, sar Venice County, default hav-
ng been made in the payment of
the debt a. set forth in said deed Of
trust, at tire request OF the holder
Of the note therein secured, | will
offer for sale by public auction, at
the courthouse door in Henderson,
n. c., on the 18th day Of March,
1911. y O'clock, the following de
Scrlbed land:
Begin at an iron stake, J. w. Oak
ityS corner, on East side Of Harriet
Cotton Mill Street, run thence along
East side of Harriet Cotton Mill
Street, S 2 deg. 700 W, 149 feet to the
N. E. intersection Of said street, lead
ing to the colored cemetery, at store
corner, thence with A. T. Barnes old
line, and along said street, S SO deg
IS MIN. f, 1919 feet to an iron stake,
II A. I. Barnes corner, thence with
a. T. Barnes line, N Is deg, 90 E, &c
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION
opposite Post Office-neXt TO Leg
gets. Larger floor space enables
us to carry a larger and more COM
plete stock than Yer before. Come
to see us. Western Auto Associate
Store. l1-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

TIRES, BATTERIES, CASH OR
CREDIT. All tires guaranteed y
months. Batteries reChafged soc
Carolina Tire Store. next door 10
y. x p. Store. 2l-1f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

SECOND HAND BRICK FOR SALE
at IS per thousand N the lot.
Phone 33. Alex S. Watkins.
22-25-27
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

ON WEDNESDAY OF EACH WEEK
We viii cut Children's Hair fo,
twenty-five cents. Other days US
ual price, Aliens Barber Shop.
ll-l2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

SPRING HOUSEKEEPING ISN'T
complete without having your rug
cleaned. We use most modern
methods and guarantee satisiac-
ton. Prices are most reasonable
Huffman Cleaners, phone 81. 2l-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

GET PRICES ON OUR USED CARS
before you buy. E & z Motor Co.,
Dodge and Plymouth dealers, III
Chestnut street. 4-eOd-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

ONE FOURTH OFF ON ALL 1910
Model Motorola car radios. This is
a real bargain. Come N and see
them. Easy terms. Henderson Nul-
canizing Co. l9-2O-2l-24
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22
NOTICE.

Default having been made IN the
payment of the note secured by that
certain mortgage dated the 2nd day
of May. 1899. executed by Harry G..
Nantuyl and Luther j. Clark, re
corded in Vance County Registry in
Book l89 at page $50, and pursuant
to the terms of said mortgage, the
undersigned VIII offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash at
the Courthouse door in Henderson,
North Carolina. at - O'Clock midday,
en-
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1871,
the following described property:
One parcel of land lying in the
town of Middleburg, North Carolina,
Vance County. adjoining the land Of
the Methodist Z. Church South, and
known as the Parsonage lot on the
North, ON the East by the lands OF
the Community House, formerly the
land of the aforesaid Church, and
on the South by U. S. Highway No.
/, and ON the West by a road known
a. the DreWly road; same being lots
Nos. 2-4-6-8-l0-l2-14 and l6 as
shown ON plat of the Town Of Mid
dIeburg, N. c.
This the 14th day Of February,
1871.
+. D. DODD and wife, MRS. NORA
F. DODD, Mortgages.
j.. p. & j. II. Zollicofter,
Attorneys.
l5-22-l-&
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

ARE YOU PROUD OF YOUR
bathroom? Modernlze with new
fixtures and equipment We can
give you estimates and do the
work. j. G.. Wheeler, il, phone
1913 or ol2-J. 2O-3u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

FOR SALE 1884 DELUXE FORD
Coupe. runs good, tires in excel.
lent condition Also one horse
wagon, practically new, can be
seen at my home. Mrs. +. j. Wells
Noule s. henderson. 2l-3t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

FOR SALE: TWO ROOM DWELL
lng To- be demolished and removed
from lot. Bargain for quick buyer.
Make me an offer. Hamilton Falk-
ner at Henderson Grocery. 22-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

FOR RENT A FURNlof1ED
apartment. See Miss Lillian WIZ
liams at Williams Style Shoppee,. e.;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL,
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

TODAY, NOT TOMORROW! IS
'h~ time TO take out that Insurance
Policy. Let us arrange your pro-
lection to-day at a saving IN cos'.
Tomorrow may be too late, cafes
Insurance Agency. y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

SEE US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN
paints, varnishes, oils, brushes. We
sell Vita-Var paints and a com.
plcte line OF paint supplies. Tanner
Roofing Co.. phone COS =
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

YOU BE THE JUDGE, LOOK OVER
our line of furniture, etc. See how
much you save. r. E. SatterWhlte
& Sons, near Fire Station. ll-t1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

FREE WITH EACH 10000 BOX OF
staples, one factory guaranteed
stapling machine while they last.
Only n to a customer. Affords
Printing and Office Supply, phone
50 lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

FRESH CUT FLOWERS AND POT
ted plants ready for immediate oe-
livery, We grow the flowers we
sell. Bridgers-The Florist, phone
$50 day or night. lo-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

WE CAN LEND YOU HOME OWN.
ed money quickly for Duyllls'
building, remodeling and rem.
ancing homes. Henderson bulloIals
& Loan Association, Al. b. Nes'ei'
Secy.-O
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

RELIABLE MAN TAKE CAKE
store route. New plan of dlStIipu.
ton. No selling. Earn eHceIleh'
weekly income. 3. G. w. Nut 90,
St. Paul, MINI. 1--l'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

WE CARRY A CONFLICT AS
sortment Of Chevrolet accessories
including heaters, seat covers,
radios and other equipment OF all
kinds ready for installation.
Everead4 Chevrolet Company
phone 7O7. No)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22
WANT ADS
Get Results

F.. G.. DAVIS x SONS CDlp,,,
wants Country htH.. ul IL.
30 App
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22
SUBSCRIPTION, PRICES

Entered al tie post clflce n Hender
son. n. (. a second Class ma}i matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-22

WE ARE EQUIPPED TO GIVE Won
factory finish residing \ mol ~
convince you. We call for and da'
liver. Phone 638. Grssom's Sboo
Shop. 80
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Intelligent
Children
Active
Wise Adults Will
Take Escapades
For Granted
By A neei0 Pafri

Some of the ways Of children must
be taken for granted just as one ac-
Cepts sunshine, rain, bad weather
and general unexpectednesS To al
low excitement TO master one in
the face of childish demonstrations
is TO fail before the start. Learn
to expect astonishing, even annoy
ing behavior, without undue alarm
or overanxiety.
Healthy children are active and,
because they are still in a state
of ignorance about most of hfe'S
standards as set by their elders. they
make mistakes. They make too
much noise and they choose the
wrong places and times for making
it. They have not developed skill
in their hands and they break
things. They do not understand
the use of many things, but because
they would like to, they try them out
and cause damage. All healthy chill
dren do these things.
Intelligent children are curious.
They want to see, hear and know
at first hand so they go where
grown people do not want them to
go; they listen when they are not
supposed to listen; they investigate
hidden things, and they ponder over
much that grown people would have
them think none of their business
All intelligent children do this.
Normally developed children want
to help themselves, want to share
in the days work, long to be thought
able and dependable. They under
take work that is beyond them:
they assume responsibilities beyond
their understanding; they get, into
places where their presence endan-
gers themselves and others in their
efforts to be useful. Every normal
ly developed child does these things.
Children who are spiritually
quickened are sensitive, easily
touched by the pain or grief of
others, easily stimulated to help
fulness, easily led into service for
others. Because they are not quite
in control of their emotions they
sometimes spill over and err on the
side of too much. Their lack of pro-
portion and of sound judgment an
noy their elders. But all spiritually
quickened children are like that.
No child worth the trouble he
causes grows up without waste and
tears. No understanding grown-up
person thinks he can, or will.
Then let's take things more for
granted where healthy, intelligent,
well-developed and spiritually quick
ened children are concerned Don't
let us lose Our mental balance every
time they get into the puddles of
life and splash about for while
Do then what we do in rainy weather
put on their rubbers and be ready
with warm dry things when they
come home.
Every sturdy child will wade into
the puddleS. Don't waste breath
telling him not to do so. Just fit
him out with stout shoes, warm
stockings and rubbers, and hope for
the best. Very soon he learns there
is nothing to the puddles and before
long he avoids them religiously.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
BY Dorothy Murray

Many marvellous records in album
sets are required hearing" and
present the perfect gift for BIRTH
days or other occasions. There are
various types from which to choose
and include such sets as Beethoven
SonataS, Deanna Durbin and Gloria
Jean souvenir albums and sets of
recordings from both movies and
shows -.
There are now canned fruits on
the market which are preserved
without sugar. They are packed in
water without the addition of any
preservative. and the success of this
process depends upon the use of
perfect fruit which has been fully
ripened. There are about II va
rieties from which to choose, and
any of the fruits can be made into
tasty salads, desserts, sherbets or
pies y.
Hang in your kitchen a cellulOid
cOntainer which holds a large ball
of heavy twine. This is both attrac-
] WV oilN RA oNbASoi
Tennis players will welcome the
news that they can now buy nyIon
racket strings. These are supposed
to resist breakage and retain their
original properties longer than
other types. They are almost en-
tirely unaffected by water or atmos-
pheric conditions and it is said stor-
age will not deteriorate them
Place over your table or sofa a
large mirror to give the room a
startlingly spacious effect. We re-
Gently saw a collection of these in
various styles. including oblong and
circular ones, and all were framed
with tarnish-proof bronze metal >.
There is new kitchen boiler
made particularly for the prepara-
ton of icings and filings. Due to
the shape of this utensil, you will
find it especially fine for the filings
which require constant stirring. 1t
is made of aluminium and is STAIN
resistant -.
Another new utensil in the alu-
minum line is q pan with straight
sides and a fiat bottom. making it
much easier to clean. A nice fea-
ture is the fact that there are no
rivetS on the inside and that it is
built to fit snugly over standard gas
or electric units =.
An excellent article to have when
pressing dresses is a padded sleeve
| board. These are made of wood
are smoothly finished. we'll con-
structed and extremely inexpen-
Sive
Busy hostesses certainly would
appreciate having a utility serving
cart. The newest are beautifully
finished in either walnut, mahogany
or maple, have removable glass
trays, spacious bottom shelves and
drop leaves. They come equipped
with swivel rollers which make
them very easy to move 80.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

Satins and laces, and very ornately
trimmed fashions are not considered
in good taste during this six months
period AS for the hose. I should
think that a lighter shade of stock
ing would make you feel much bet
ter with summer clothes. 1t need
not be a fancy type" or very red
shade. but subdued silk hose of a
grayish-tan color would be per-
fectly acceptable. OF course, white
stockings may be worn with all
white mourning.
Finally, to all the ladies whove
been calling in to ask where they
may have themselves analyzed from
top to toe, for clothes. hair styles
and the works, we'd like to men,
ton that one of the stores is doing
this job-and very efficiently. The
service. which they call Fashion
scoping," will continue for some
time, owing to the great demand
for this figure analysis.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

of spring merchandise in the local.
stores. even for the tiny woman.
This reader says she's feet tall and
weighs 100 pounds, but small sizes
are rampant these days.
Another reader writes to tell us
of a problem that many mothers OF
young daughters face. She says, Il
have a l5-vear-old daughter who is
tall and has very poor posture. l
have tried having her exercise, but
thus far | haven't been able to help
her a great deal" Maybe we're
wrong, but we think the subtle ap-
peal to feminine vanity is just about
instance. Youngsters of Is are just
beginning to realize they are poten-
tial glamour girls. so a few subtle
suggestions about how much better
clothes look on straight figures, a
hint or two when well-poised girl
is seen and a peek into some of
the fashion magazines should bring
marked improvements.
In addition, course in modelling
or a series of treatments at an eX-
erCise or contour salon may do the
trick The former is fun and help
full, appealing especially to girls who,
today, have an exaggerated idea of
the desirability of a modelling career.
And by the way. the old book-bal-
anced- -top-of head is still good
for standing up straight.
Years ago, the custom of going
into deep mourning was very usual,
but today, while there is still a great
deal of it done, the restrictions are
not so severe. Apparently, however,
the correct procedure is still battling,
as evidenced by letter which says,
"For the past year I have been in
deep mourning for my mother. Be-
fore long I expect to wear touches
of white and gunmetal stockings in
stead of the solid black ones I have
been wearing, but what I would like
to know is whether I can wear this
same gunmetal shade in the sum-
mer with white shoes and white or
black and white dresseS?" People
in second mourning wear black and
white, gray or mauve clothes, SIM
pie in design and plain in fabric.
In other words, 1t is wise to Shun
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Readers Queries About Clothes Reflect Several Problems of the Moen
Nut Cups Are
Perfectly
Proper
Remove When
Table Is Crumbed
Before Dessert
By Emily Post


Dear Mrs. Post: Please tell me IL
it is appropriate to use nut cups at
dinner, or whether they are used
only for luncheon, or perhaps are
not in good taste ever. have had
some sterling silver nut cups given
to me for a present and naturally
want to make use of them If possible.
AnSWer-Little individual silver
bowls-which, I suppose, is what
you mean by cups, or perhaps bigger
ones to put between each two places
are especially appropriate for din
ner parties and, of course, luncheon
parties. too According to correct
table service. however. they are sup
posed TO be taken away when the
table is cleared and crumbed for
dessert
Dear Mrs. Post: My daughter Is
being married here at home and as
the invitations should carry some
address. We don't know what to use.
We have no street number and our
house does not boast a name We
live here on the campus of the x
College, at which my husband
teaches. viii you please tell me
what TO do?
AnSWer-The invitation will fol-
low along as usual until the ending,
which would have 10 be this:
/ At their residence
on the x Campus,
Greentree. Me.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Being Nice to People Only
Following Golden Rule;
Always Be Courteous
Chief Reason Many Men Marry
Is to Find a Person on Whom
To Put Blame for Errors
By Dorothy Dir

have been question for
tells should
the kind he plays just tell him and
he back makes difference
But mother always speaking OF personality and telling me 10
with boy. He didn't
started home
Shall listen mother tells
me- or nv JOSEPHINE.
AnswerBeing to people only following the golden
them In that will find
perfect its foundation
Showing
life peasanter
Helping the lame
at night by taxing MN
home in her mother did
Evening star., 1941-02-11
BY Barbara Bell

Lay in supply of pretty cottons
like chambray, gingham, calico and
percale; send for these two easy pat
terms and make yourself plenty of
comfortable aprons. Tuck some away
for gifts and church sales, too. De-
sign No. 1247-B is the trusty kind of
coverall that goes on IN jiffy, stays
put and protects your frock thor
oughly. Design No. 1888 includes
a pretty tie-around and a little
tailored collar, as well as an un-
usually wen-fitting pinafore. with
slim waistline section. Both pat
terms are easy to make.
Barbara Bell pattern No. l247-B
is designed for sizes 80, "a, 36, 38,
40, AZ, and A. Size "a requires 3
yards of 35-inch material and Big
yards of trimming.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1258-B is
designed for sizes IA, is, 18, 20; 40
and 49,. Corresponding bust meas
urements. 80, "a, 36, 38, 40 and AZ.
Size Is t34D requires, for No. /, 37s
yards of 36-inch material, 3 yards
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Evening and Dinner Gowns
Should Be in Wardrobe
OF the Army Wife
Young Girls Posture Improved
By Appeal to Natural Vanity;
Other Questions Answered
BY Helen Toet


Today looks like the fashion depart
the problems
that boheng letters been
personally the couple weeks but picked varied
they the things that are puzng
my husband is entering
unfamiliar with
will need the of clothes
this town. Well, under
conditions often we asked those lin
should
formal decoee evening for special Also
the coveredup type floor length for less
OUTFIT consisting
calls attending afternoon parties
extremely the
good perfect for this-and
have fur much the better
the only that there is excellent selection
Evening star., 1941-02-11

trimming; for No. 2, with collar, 25s
yards and yards trimming.
Now's the time to plan your spring
wardrobe and decide what you'll
want for the children, too. Our
spring fashion book brings the best
new styles straight from our de-
signers to your own sewing room.
We've embodied them in easy pat
terms that you can make yourself,
economically and speedily. Send Is
cents for your book today.