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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-06
"Attuck Of Nerves.
The Hypotho|omvs Nav Be TO B'oma
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ d

BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.
. We are accustomed to say of a
person who has had an attack Of
indigestion, or who is complaining
OF insomnia and the jitters, that
1t IS IAN attack Of nerves." We
didn't know exactly what nerves
were involved but it may be, as l
pointed out yesterday, that if re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-06
New Engineering Building
For N. c. State Colleges
School of Agriculture
(Continued From Page One>

Continued From Page One
mort of his influence to completing
the plans. State College officials de-
clare that if will be one OF the great
est forward steps at that institution
in years.
Put book Of the current enth,,s-
iasm are years of promotion and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-06

DR.. Clendcning will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-06

cent discoveries are correct, the
hypothalamus, a small gSnglion
at the base Of the brain, is the
place where these NERVES" that
cause such attacks, center.
zone of the hardest jobs l have
to do several times q day." said
the medical consultant of a large
clinic, "is to convince a patient
with f%unctiona. troubles that all
the symptoms ale due to nervous
interference with the functions of
a normal heart or a normal digest
i've system. Some of these persons
will, Of course, have noted that
their troubles followed a nervous
shock, or a period CT overwork,
anxiety or sorrow, and for them
it will be easy to accept my dag
nosis; but others who have broken
down, without obvious cause, are
hard to convince. If to these peo-
pie | do not give plausible explana-
tons of their symptoms, they will
Only move on tc consult another
physician.
Hypothalamus May Be Cause
"Often also, when talking to the
physician who referred a patient,
find it hard to get him to see how
unlikely it is that the symptoms
complained of could all be due to
the dropped stomach, c%olitis, low
blood pressure, etc, that he found"
Perhaps, rs say, the hypothal-
anus is the cause eProfessor Can
non at Harvard has been studying
what he calls hemeostasis, or the
way all the fluids Of the body are
kept stable within narrow limits
and the way the automatic func-
tons of the body r. carried on.
You give no thought to the matter,
but your blood has always a GER
tain ~viscosity and it is the same
as the viscosity of your neighbours
blood, or the blood of an East In
dian who eats an entirely different
diet. Is there a special nervous
center that controls all these
things? And is it the hypothala-
mus? That is one Of the great
puzzles Psychologists are working
on today.
disturbance Causes Symptoms
# it is true that this nerve CEN
ter is disturbed in such patients
and the disturbance causes the
symptoms, it ought 20 30 away
with the resentment these people
feel when they are told their con-
dition IS due to nerves. This is an
agc-old problem with them-they
hate to be told that. They feel in
some way that a dropped stomach
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

there is slight chance of COM
pany around, for some alert news
photographer will, for the first
time you have been photograph
ed, probably shoot you from be-
hind sofa, a cooks stove or paw
paw bush and that stupid Woe
BECOME face will be yours all over
the nation as we'll as back home.
authors Note: l personally in
tervieWed seven photographers
on this item and not one of them
ever shot a picture from behind
"a sofa or a cOOkStove, and only
two of them knew what a paw
paw bush was. But they all
agreed that, just as in the days
Of dagguerotypcs, if you want
a pleasant picture, look pleasant,
please)
"(6) If you find that you must
really crack down on somebody
do not ever say anything that
will sustain a motion that it be
cxpunged from the (Congres-
sionaD Record. You can al
ways find back door for what
you say--a door that can be left
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21
NAZI UNIT RAIDS.
BIG BRITISH PORT

Continued from Page One)
and bringing down part of the
roof.
Royal Air Force bombers, in
the meantime, were carrying out
what they described as a success
full raid on Laurent, German
submarine base in France. Docks
and warehouses were destroyed,
the air ministry reported, and
several large fires were started.
German ships in the North Sea
and along the Norwegian coast
were blasted in another Raj at
tack. Several of the ships were
sunk by bombs, a report said.
and others were machine-gunned.
The raid on Plymouth followed
the now familiar pattern.
Several planes dashed across
the city shortly after dark to
dark huge parachute flares which
illuminated the sky. Minutes later.
the first waves of bombers roar
ed in, dropping their thousands
of explosive and incendiary
bombs.
The attack came in great
waves, disregarding the barrage
of anti-aircraft guns. The assault
lasted for more than six hours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

, Feature Service Writer
go There is no rule or reason
against a congreSsman's feeling
free to take the floor to speak if
he has something to say. Do
not try to say too much. When
they beat a congressman, it uSu-
ally involves something that he
said. Some very clever congress
men are able to talk and say very
little, but say it well.
"(3) Do not get tied up in poll
tics on either side in your home
state or district. We want you to
stay with us here as long as you
can.
go Be cautious as to the ma
ture of your personal courtesies.
Don't send Speaker Rep. Sam
Rayburn is pretty bald, to say
the least a comb or hair brush
for birthday or Christmas
present.
''(5) Here is one thing that is
difficult to get at but as you have
now become a public-life person,
l assure you it is quite important:
Learn never to relax and let your
features droop or permit this sort
of expression to get on your face
while illustrating story, when
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21
:: SOCIETY =:
Miss Lillian Sands And Alfred
r. Jones Married Last Evening

: An unusual feature of the
wedding ceremony was the use
of recorded music, arranged by
Franklin Archer, brother in-laW
of the bride. Music for the re-
cordings was played by Mrs
Claude Sails on the organ al
Fleming Street Methodist church
and reproduced on a WilcoX-Gay
Recordio.
Music for the occasion consist
ed of The Sweetest Story Ever
Told" by R. M. Stults, played
before the ceremony; Bridal
Chorus, to which the bridal par
ty entered, and wedding March
by Mendelssohn, the occasional,
Friends and relatives of the
couple attended the ceremony
and reception which followed i'm
mediately afterward. Refresh
ments were cake and fruit punch.
Miss Helena Knapp, of Delmar,
N. Y, was an Out-of-toWn guest.
Miguel Bazo, friend of the
family, provided a beautifully
decorated one-layer wedding cake
which adorned the dining room
table. A miniature bride and
groom and the word "Congratula-
tons were painstakingly ar
ranged on top of the cake
A profusion of natural roses
and flowers, including red radi-
ance, rock and congratulated,
was scattered around the home
in vases, baskets and bouquets
An improvised altar in the par
lor was decorated with Mexican
Love Vine flowers and green
fern.
Mr.. Jones and his mother were
guests at a local trailer camp
for the past four and half
months.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

! WASHINGTON, March 21.-
Rep. Luther Patrick, of Birming-
ham, Ala, who is really no old
timer himself but a shreWd and
observant third termer, the other
day Delivered a lecture to the
IA new members of Congress.
Some of the House ancients sat
and listened too, and a good
many described it as the sound
est advice ever handed out to
the youngsters.
Patrick might have summed up
his advice as "A Primer for Fresh
men Congressmen"-and sub
titled it, How to Hold Your
job.
Although it is going to take
two instruments of this column
to do it, SO sure am / that it will
give you a clearer insight into the
problems of your representative
and a deeper understanding of
his obligations, accomplishments
and failures, that l am going to
pass along as much as / can of
Patrick's lecture Here then is a
congressman'S estimate of what
congressman should be and
how he should conduct himself.
Assuring the congressman that
he knew just how they got here
"You heard the horn of duty-do
not confuse it with the cornucopia
sound throughout the country
side and you simply had to join
the pack"-Patrick said he would
waste no time telling them they
should not crowd into an elevator
ahead of a Senator. That one is
too easy, he explained. But he
would give them list of things
to be remembered, biased on
certain mistakes l have made.
"D Avoid being too original.
There is nothing smarter than,
no matter what you say, laying
it on someone else This is easily
done by saying, Quote, blickety,
blickety, blickety, blickety, I'M
quote. My personal originality
is slight in degree and humble
in stature, but even that l have
found a bothering hindrance
more than help
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21
San Carlos PIT. A.
Holds Meeting

A regular meeting of the San
Carlos PIT. A. was held Wednes-
day evening at the school build
ing. DR.. ]. c. Sanchez read a re-
port covering the activities of the
association, and made an interest
ing talk on other matters in the
interest of the faculty and
scholars.
Miss Benildes Remond gave a
brief talk relative to the nourish-
ment furnished the children, and
the classification of the different
foods that are essential to their
development.
Other matters concerning the
children and their school activi-
ties were discussed, with the
meaning of the school and its re-
lation to the home explained by
the faculty of the institution.
Refreshments were served dur
ing the meeting.
Among those present were:
Mrs. Josefina Esquinaldo, Mrs.
Angelica Watson, Mrs. Amalia
Olivia, Mrs. Camelda Portero, Mrs.
Alejandrina Ingraham, Mrs. Bar
barita Diaz, Miss Della Rodriguez.
Miss Castro, Miss Angela Olivia,
Miss Coralia Rodriguez, Miss
Dora Spencer, Miss Rosa Watson,
Mrs. Manuel Del Pine and DR.. J.
G. Sanchez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21
COUNCIL DROPS
PARKING METERS

Continued from Page One)
automatically brought the issue
to a close. "a
The committees handling the
question of sightseeing buses in
Key West made their report. The
matter dealt with a protest from
chauffeurs against the bus COM
pany operating sightseeing tours
and picking up passengers at the
steamship docks The committees
informed the council that the city
attorney had received a letter
from the Railroad Commission in
which it stated that the bus COM
pany was within its rights, and
that they were privileged to OPP
crate as they are now doing The
only thing left now is for the
chauffcurs to have their attorney
take whatever action they may
think is necessary in the matter
Two homestead exemption APP
plicatiOnS, which had been held
up for a time owing to some ir-
Irregularities, were granted. They
were from the Newton Curry es-
tate and Yuma Lightbourn.
1t was ordered that the tax
asSeSsor-COllectOr be permitted
to have a sufficient number of
slips printed which will carry
the main provisions of the home
stead exemption laws, which will
be attached to each letter sent
out to those who will be denied
homestead exemption on account
Of not being qualified in accord
ancc with the provisions of the
act.
An appropriation of $50 was
ordered for the purpose of hav-
ing holes on sidewalks filled in.
These spaces are those where
trees had been planted, which
have died or have been pulled
up, leaving dangerous openings
in the sidewalks.
A letter was read from the
Board of Public Works in which
it was requested that they be
given permission to establish an
office in the City Hall, which
would facilitate matters in keep
ing records in connection with
water and sewer operations. The
matter was referred to the Pub
lie Works Committee. The board
also requested that it be given a
fund of $500 to be used in repair
of streets. This was also referred
to the Public Works Committee.
1t was ordered that a quarter
of a months salary be paid en-
ployes today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21
Miss Schutt On
Spring Vacation

EAST NORTHFIELD, Mass,
March 81. - Minnie Gardner
Schutt, Casa, Marina Hotel is
among the students at Mortified
Seminary who began their annual
spring vacation this week, Class
es will be resumed on April 2.
1t was announced at Mount
Hcrmon School today that DR.
James T. Cleland of Amherst
College has been chosen by the
Glass of l941 to speak at Com
mcncement exercises on June 9.
DR. Clcland is one of the favorite
speakers at The Mortified
Schools and is to preach the
Easter Sunday sermon at North
field Seminary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21
CARD OF THANKS

Our sincere thanks is extended
to our friends and neighborS for
their many acts of kindness ten
dered us during our recent
bereavement, the loss of our be-
loved infant daughter, Nancy
Amelia Taylor. We are grateful
to those who gave the use of their
cars, the donors of the beautiful
floral tributes and messages OF
coincidence.
mar2l-1t THE FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

Miss Lillian |. Sands, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sands, last
night was joined in holy matri-
mony to Alfred r. Jones in a
quietly impressive ceremony at
the 6l5 Ashe street home of her
parents.
Mr.. Jones, son of Mrs. Harold
Jones and the late Reverend
Jones, left with his bride and
mother this afternoon for honey
moon which will include a trip to
Niagara Falls. The pair will
make their home at Albany, N.
Y, where the bridegroom is en-
ployed.
Dressed in the traditional
white, the brideto-be entered on
the arm of her father to the
strains of the Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin, by Richard Wagner
She wore an ivory slipper satin
dress with a Finger Tip veil
trimmed in lace and topped by a
crown of pearls. Her accessory
was a lovely necklace of pearls
and her bouquet consisted of
white carnations and fern.
The bride was accompanied
by her sister, Edna Sands, maid
of honor, dressed in aqua satin
and carrying a bouquet of pink
radiance. She also wore pearl
necklace.
The bridegroom, preceded by
Elijah Sands, best man and broth
er of the bride entered the par
lor on the opposite side. All were
dressed in summer attire of white
with blue bow tie. A pink flow
er adorned the lapels of their
coats.
The Rev. o. c. Howell, pastor
of the Ley Memorial church, per-
formed the ring ceremony.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

pate in this type of training exer-
else involving troop movements
by marching.
A night marching maneuver
will be held on March 81, accord
ing to present plans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21
DR.. THOMPSON HEARD

Continued from Page Onel
program Of the county as the
probable reason for Kew Vests
reduction this Year in the mum
her II tuberculosis deaths Per
ceniagc Of cures az the state
Sanltorlum Is very high. he
said. and no one need fear 10 go
there for treatment.
DR. Thompson. who visited
here with his brother. q VISION
sin dentist SpcU, the remainder
81 the morning after ms lectures
on a fishing trip IN Key West
waters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21
LEGION GROUP
HOLDS MEETING
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
day setting the meeting for to-
night was mistaken, it was eX-
planned, since the meeting date
was changed yesterday.
Mrs. Archer this morning urg-
ed that auxiliary members who
have been sent emergency ques-
tionnaires, return them to her
as soon as possible. The forms
were distributed here in order to
give legion directors chance 10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21
Marriage License
Issued Yesterday

Peter b Wright. 25, TopSville.
Mass. and Miss Laura Hoe. 81.
New York City. yesterday were
issued a permit to marry.
The couple said they would
he married by Capt Newton
Knowles aboard their yacht Dol
phln
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21
COAST ARTILLERY
ON hike TODAY

The First Battalion, 18th Coast
Artillery, consisting of Head
quarters Battery and Battery E,
hsked today with full packs and
wartime equipment to East Mar
tello Tower, where a hot lunch
was served to appease hearty APP
petiteS. The trip required SIX
hours for complexion and return
to quarters.
All tactical units will partici-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

Miss Jcanc Kirke, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kirke, 40
Caroline street, student at
Stuart Hall, Staunton, Virginia,
is spending her spring vacation at
home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

wide open. Remember the speak
or who said of Ca crtain quecn),
She was England'S great virgin
Queen and she was very success
full as a queen. The method is
employed by bows who have been
here many moons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

learn how many local women
would be available for work in
the event of an emergency.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

Fire Chief Harry M. Baker who
spent yesterday in Miami on
business, returned to Key West
last evening over the highway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

Mrs. Raymond Phelps, wife of
Machinist Phelps of the United
States Navy, who has been spend
ing several months in Key West,
is leaving today for Norfolk, Va.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-21

B. C.aElderman, real estate man
of Jacksonville, who had been
spending several days on business
in Key West, left last evening en-
route to his home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
By DR.. Logan Clendening

min d and phosphorus and
calorieS.
Lunch-I like DR.. Lulu Hunt
Peters lunch-liberal servings
of lettuce with cheese and a
little vinegar, and no oil.
Dinner-Clear soup, veal cut
let, sauerkraut, black coffee.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
L. c. W.-"Please tell us what
is chronic trench mouth or VIM
cents angina Can IL be cured: ?"
Answer-Chronic Vincent's in
lection of the mouth is nothing
more than chronic pyorrhea.
Vincents angina. or trenc h
mouth. is due TO infection in the
gums with three germs that are
usually found together in the
human mouth. --
G. W.T. have heard that
wearing a leather cap will mako
q person bald-headed. This may
appear funny, but I have heard
II so often I am beginning to
wonder IL II Il true"
Answer-No, in spite of the
rumors to that effect the use Of
hats or non-use of hats has MOTH
ing to do with badness. Even
tightly constructed caps do not
cause badness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03


repeated"
YOUNG Chicago says her husband worried
regarding the hundred thousand knew
how to make love. asked her:
how to make loyet 10 you:"
Young she replied with great sincerity
an darling And how"
1t gratifying to hear such matrimonial success stories and
said part:
somebody long legged do know how
love- wouldn't about that But married sholegged
man and no
IRVING BERLIN. genius. OF many
popular ballads there like better
the that
RI be lovig vou a,oays
Not for just an hour,
Not for day,
Not for Just year,
Bat dlodys."
1t fellow such Irving Berlin Longfelow
mind when he expressed longing listen humber poet
One "whose his
clouds of Summer, or tears from the eyeds start"
sEVoU Dorothy IS Bookynie
Il, for will forget 1 Of
she With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming"
brunette become strawberry blonde overnight
of certain preparations So it reliably reported
do likewise Suppose will be changing the color
of their hair daily the they wearing
WELL again this department Let them have their fun.
s10LYMPA danest
Olympia, Wash, client refers
Olympia indeed tasty satisfying
Cape Cod oysters my opinion" . Every
Americans program should ecng
Declares Himself Edgar A..
the song God Bless America"
you ask II there has a
writes Pitsburgher. How
Is said Republican Party has already thinking
1914 presidential candidate Would to
remember what HUncie joe
"YOu can't beat somebody nobody"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Daily Short Story
'UNDERSTUDY FOR LOVE-

Jeff interrupted in alarm. "In
fact"
But Mitzi wouldn't let him
finish. Listen Jeff" she
begged putting her hand out
to him. we're old friends.
Why won't you tell me the
trouble? Maybe l could help"
jeff gazed at her miserably.
Then almost as a surprise
came the realization that he
was talking-talking as he
never in his life remembered
having done. Letting down all
the barriers and telling MitZf
all of those things which he
had determined that no one
should guess.
LENA was just a kid" he
was saying. "when we married.
She wanted to live I'm the
East, so we came here. 1t
was hard going at first, but
Lena never seemed to mind.
She was wonderful
well, we made good"
There had been a kid the
first year. Little Jeff was
run over by truck.
Mitri said nothing.
LENA took ii hard. of
course. But she wouldn't have
any other children till we
could move out of the city.
$50 as soon as things started
going right for us we moved
Forest Hills, that's where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

with the cur
rent month in
which we are
n o W living,
but it has to
do with slog-
ging along the
old roads in
order to get
all that super
fine physical
con ition
mentioned in
drill manuals.
II was. ac-
cording to the
Military Sur
on Mag
azine frs Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Bye. POMEROY STEWART

you don't look as though you
were getting too old for n
little night play. How often
do you bring Lena to town for
a hit of fun?
81 KNOW" she smiled, "you
never thought. Probably Lena
never asked yOuw Suddenly
Mitzi laughed. Human be-
ings are the limit" she said,
wiping the tears of laughter
from her eyes, "we're given
the power of speech and In
stead of using IL to keep our
lives straight we let IL tangle
us all up.
you're miserable-but in
stead of having IL out with
Lena you probably go about
like a bear-and she no doubt
thinks you're tired of her. So
she takes up with a pretty
artist whom she probably
despises-just to show you
that she's not on the back
shelf.
But no" Mitzi shook her
head at the look that had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

we've been ever since. We
have two little girls now-and
Lena Is a wonderful mother,
but"
But: ."
HE'S GLAD AT FIRST
ooh, don't know. There's
an artist fellow who lives in
an attic near us and seems
to have lots of time on his
hands. was glad at first. II
gave Lena some one to play
with. The suburbs aren't
easy for a city woman to get
used TO and-well, / don't
blame her."
MitZi looked at him pity
ingly. "Men," she unused, "are
amazingly dumb. Because she
plays around with this guy
lot and because he still has
his girlish figure and Is no
doubt quite a hand with the
ladies-you're all set that
your Lena is about to ask for
IA divorce.
And yet from what you've
just said you should be able
to understand. OF course, the
suburbs are hard for a city
girl-but why let another man
help her get used to them?
you're busy all day but