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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
CHAPTER ~THIRTY-ONE

WHAT" 1t was Cary's voice
which came to my ears following
the opening of the door and the
sound of footsteps.
A rumbling voice said something
in reply. and Immediately he. Win
one of Chief Cranes uniformed
men, appeared in The doorway.
Cary wore a perpleNeo, indignant
expression. His eyes flashed from
one to another Of us L came &c
rest on Janet's distressed ace.
Janet" he exclaimed, "What-'
Suavely the chief interrupted
him.
There has been a death here
he said gravely, land have taken
charge" While speaking, he closely
watched Cary.
Horror spread W Cary's face;
he took a quick stel nearer the
chief.
"Grandfather?" His voice was
tense.
Gravely the chief shook his
head.
WHO then? What? Don't tan
lalize me, man. Tell me outright
What has happened and tc
whom"
The chief stepped forward and
laid his hand on Cary's shoulder
His grim eyes probed deeply into
the gray ones fastened on his.
There is such a difference IN
gray eyes. Those of The man SIT
ting by my side We're gray, TOO
but they were as different from
Cary's s white gold from yellow,
Cary's were a light shade tlngeo
with blue, Captain Lancy's were
great pools C\ slate which eoulc
smolder nd glow or flash with a
steely CLINT. Even in that trying
time. l .larveled at their contrast
Your cousin, Mark Gould, is
dead" Inexorably the words fell
Astonishment. horror and In
credulity struggled for mastery or
Cary's face. Twice h. essayed tc
speak before he found his voice.
You're crazy" The words burs,
from him. Il left Mark only ar
hour ago, and he was all right
them"
He is dead, Shot, Murdered!"
"And you did it," The shril
voice of Miss Althea cut across the
brief silence.
Like mariOnettes worked by
strings, we jerked to face the door
Miss Althed was struggling in the
grasp Of Alice and the same uni
formed mar who had led Cary t
our presence.
You did it," she shrieked. tt.
heard YOU q~uarrelinS with him, re
fusing to do what you should, VIVA
he wanted. what l wanted, Wha
everyone wanted but those two
there" Her furious eyes s"ep
over Janet and me.
You wouldn't save the famil,
name, you thought only Of your
self. your fool book and that cir
you've brought here from nowhere
But you'll die for it. Ha, ha, ha
You'll die for IT,"
Running feet sounded in the hall
another policeman came into sigh
and promptly srasped one Of Mis-
Althea's wildly waving arms.
Cary's face changed from con
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
Stock Market
Still Slow

New York, Jan. 18.-CAP)-A few
%s,eelS, rails and aircrafts achieved
mild popularity in today's brief stock
market. but many issues continued to
suffer from neglect.
Some buying came in on the idea
that the list, liter six successive Ses-
sions IN which no progress had been
made, was entitled to a moderate
comeback.
While selling was light throughout
the two hour proceedings, bidding
was equally unimpressive. The turn
yer was about 100000 shares.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION.
North Carolina:
Vance County:
Isham Brame, Plaintiff.
VS..

trace Brame,
The defendant, Grace Brame, Will
take notice:
That an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Vance County, North Car
DINA, for the purpose of securing a
divorce absolute, upon the grounds
Of two years separation.
And the said defendant will FUR
Their take notice that she is required
to appear at the office Of the Clerk
of the Superior Court Of Vance
County, North Carolina, in the court
house in Henderson, N. c., on the
18th day of February, l94l, ed "a
sWer or demur to the complaint IN
said action, or the plaintiff will apply,
to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
This 10th day of January, 194l.
E. o. FALKNER,
G. S. c. Vance County.
A. A. Bum,
Plaintiff Attorney.
1l-18-25-3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION.
In Superior Court.
North Carolina:
County of Vance:
Margaret ID. Harris, Plaintiff.
Charlie Harris Defendant

The defendant Charlie Harris will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced
against him in the Superior Court
of Vance County, North Carolina, for
absolute divorce on the grounds Of
two years separation, and the said
defendant will further take notice
that he is required to appear in the
office Of the Clerk Of Superior Court
of Vance County, N. c., in the court
house in Henderson, N. c. within
thirty day after the 18th day Of
January 1871, and answer OF demur
to the complaint in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said com
rlaint.
:. O. FALKNER,
Clerk OF the Superior Court
Vance County, N. c.
This 28th day of December 1910.
28-4-ll-l8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Adminis.ra.
of the Estate of J. W. Kpctnr ",oF
ceased, late of Vance County w We
Carolina, this Is To notify All ,a'O>'U
having claims against the said os.5.
to exhibit them TO the undersiqo,aaye
or to their attorneys in Henderson,
N. G., on or before the 4th day Of
ranuarv. 1919. e." rN'> u,fI,... VI
pleaded in bar of their AN
persons indebted to this estate n an
please make immediate payment" VIII
This the 4th day of January Io,,
J. II. & A. B. KEETON
Administrators of the Estate
of J w. Keeton.
Gholson & Gholson.
Attorneys for Administrators
4-~l1-l8-25-1-3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
NOTICE.


Having qualified as Administrator
of the Estate of Mrs. Nora r. Finch
deceased, late of Vance Countn'
North Carolina. this is to notify ~
persons having claims against ~, y,
Estate OF said deceased 10 cybib;t
them to the undersigned. on or bo
fore the l4th day of December. loI1
or this notice will be pleaded in han,
of their recovery. All persons indebt.
ed to this estate will please make i'm
mediate payment.
This the l4th day of December
1910.
J. w. FINCH,
Administrator Of the Estate Of
Mrs. Nora b. Finch, deceased,
l4-2l-28-4-ll-l8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
NOTICE OF SUMMONS RY
PUBLICATION.
In The Superior Court,
State Of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
Isabella Green.
VS..
Lee Green.

VS..
Lee Green.
The defendant. Lee Green. will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Vance County
North Carolina. for the purpose Of
obtaining an Absolute Divorce on
the grounds of two years separation
as provided by the Consolidated
Statutes.
And the said defendant will fur
Their take notice that he is required
to appear at the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Vance Coun-
ty. at the Courthouse in Henderson.
N. c.. on or before the 18th day Of
February, 194l, and answer or demur
to the complaint in said action. or
the plaintiff will apply TO the Court
for the relief demanded in said com-
PLANT.
This the 18th day of january. 1871.
F. O. FALKNER,
Clerk Superior Court,
Vance County.
GhOlsOn & GhOlson,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
11-l8-25-1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-18
Constitutional Amendment
To Alter Senate Districts
May Be Offered Assembly

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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-27
june 81, lS4l

Then the sales OF milk ere
increase cd, producers and consumers
both frofit. The producer prof 81
because he sells more Of his pro-
ducts and this invariably noans
better pri ces .Ibr all dairy Qrod-
ucts. The consumer profits be-
cause milk is one Of the cheapest
foo6s and at the same time it is
necessary for balanced dietI
It is shocking to have it
said that only about ono-fonrth oil
the far1i lies in the Un3 ted 9tetos
are eating what tho should.
pors on may have moro FOOD than
he moods FOR supplying the cnorGy
necessary to the body out it may
be an unbalanced diet. .lil1c is
the one food WIFI CHI provides tic 81
lements noces sarv to make q ba1an-i
Geo diet with most any comb nat- onI
Poor diets arc found not alone a.
mon5 tho POOR but also an rs the
ri oh.
Loading sci entis5s like Dr.
Sherman Of Columbia Univors1t y andI
Dr.. IcGollu3,i CT Johh Hopl1i IS rec
o3niz3 that to improve the food
habits end provide g. more oconomi- !
cal dtot, 1t Is necessary to use
morc milk. Ei1k not only contains
Woll balanced protoins, fat cnd sri
splendid minerals, but vitamins
essential to lloalth. 1T is Dctterl
to use nj TX FOR vitomins, and os-
pociallw If Fortified vi III Vi tami nj
D, than to purchase v.torlins from
tho druggist
E1on people fully oorrocioto
tho marvellous food vo1u3 o. hi TX,
it Will be usoo in larger quanti-'
tics and they Will recognize, too,
its economy. good bargain is
when both tho sollor and tho buycrI
profit. The producer profits WhonI
no sells milk, the consumer profit Il
when he buys it, FOR it insuros
better hoalth.
PrOr1 TOGrd ! s -ci czrncn /lO/At
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-27

sovonty-fivo women onJoyoo the
Tomomake's Annual Carp at 9iA8is
Lake last wo3k, Somo T. or0t.s I'd Tor
throo Gays, others como only FOR one
day.
On Thursday, tourists from the
Nat ional IeC.H.U. were -u2ats at
lunch end spoke WI tn ont11eaiasra Of
tnoio visit to Alcslzs.. liz tho G.
voning, Allegations "ro1l TIL various
homoMakars clubs porttc zip ed in
tho Innuol stunt nj hit" pro rom.
On Fri dcy, members from t.? fnchor-
ego clubs cnd hiss J.54czol linnlor-
mca cit ended. The caup closed az
ter tha evening session W Cd foa-
turod songs, tails, nd { i cuss-
ION OF thu srral 2l3c'2'i = aat1on
PRO rem. Lydia Fol2n-Eons u OF the
z.xt onsion G41Vi G. OF Alcs7 . dir
octod handi crafts oad ,,cVs J. 61mon-
stration on flower ar1'ano Q cent,
Has Stephenson, Dist2,i ct o22o Do
mons tz,at1on Aeont, pleAnod aaoo1D
and arranged FOR Recreation Program.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-27

UEIT73l PROT. 3STAMT CHURCH 5 3l}vIC-2s
Church School 1000 AN.
Worship Scnvi COS ll:0O AIN.
CO7ETNIOT SrRTICr Juno 20
Nc will colobrato tn Sccra-
mont OF tho Lords Supper. AL
that hurbly put their trua, in
Chri st, and dosiro HIS holo that the.
may Load O holy life, oil ol4ct are
truly sorry FOR thoir sins end would
be delivered from tho burt OF thom.
aro invited and encouraged in His
Nomo to come to this ;5acrc.tlont. Lot
us therefore SO como that VIC may FIN
l'cfroshing and rost unto orr souls"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

PACKARD Sed. Gin. sis5. SIS On.
TO1IA -coUETNEY. Inc. 1880 Fenkei
PACKARD i2e turing sedan: green
radp heater, traded by original owner
very clean. reconidftfnned AMI guaranteed.
We trade ara hEndR Gar own tnaacinC
Get PACKARD'S proposition from JACK
Hammine ts4S PACKARD. Crosse foiste,
i5205 Fast Jefferson, LIE. 1905.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
New Egg Powder Diet
Helps Underweights
BY Logan Ciendening, NJ. d.

WE HAVE published this Summer last from time to time
diets for underweghts We called this Vacation
Diets for Underweghts" vacation good
time to gain weight who need well lose
weight for those who that underweigh need
himself during vacation ordinary business
routine
to another suggestion recently made In the
Journal Of the American Medical Association My correspondence
regularly augmented by requests people who that
underweights neglected pay undue
Of attention to reducing the overweight For all of the under
weights the following plan may be Of value:
In of some experiments on the use OF egg
powder observed that gain in body weight occurred
This observation attracted attention previous efforts
to improve the weights subjects by Of high calorc
diets with vitamn supplements had failed expert
mental trial therefore 10 patients
THESE 10 patients given welbalanced diet containing
from $500 5000 calories for five weeks Then diet
containing 1900 $500 calores plus grams egg yok
powder given. grams egg yok powder
81 grams % grams protein equaling
$40 calor This would represent egg ys from eggs
Of average size.
This diet augmented by yok powder continued from
four to IA weeks During the control period when yo
powder used Of the patients gained weight In about
half the patients there slight loss of weight
FER the diet augmented by egg yok powder the
gain body weight average 35 pounds per patient
The increase per per person IA pounds
One patient gained 25a pounds and patient gained IS
pounds
Only patient failed gain weight
the egg yok powder well tolerated 1t there
fore evident there factor other than caorc intake
which plays induced by the feeding of yok powder
The caorc intake of five of the patients during the period OF
such feeding slightly below that during the control period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

do you follow the "funnies" regularly?
you all film theaters should have slide reading
''Warning-The ne picture will be a propaganda Aim.
wish outside and smoke
while this Is being shown"
6-Do you think a calls husband Darling she
should call her Pekngese parrot Darling?
7Do you think people who talk necessarily while dancing
should De kicked n
II you have made 20 this quiz you person
l2ter my Shake pal let's eternal friendship
NARGIE HART sometimes referred to as The Poor Mans
" Carlo says
aicn prefer black six stockings stockings
appeal women, do black
stockings Most in fact, do not understand men
why understand have little real
competition"
Young women II YOU are very worrying
n9c Keep that Mace Of the most popular girls
Broadway feet inches tall Also consider that all experts
agreed sl 10 do justice to the
wearing Of a mink coat
hands old saying the medcos
say due to tension anxiety 1t Is
also possible the doctors for persons hands to become cold
when they the with somebody they do not like
TNR JOSEPHINE MARTIN Beautiful blond physician One
~ encounters feminine physicians who nice looking
~h6 looking but rarely who is beautiful
Res Beach was % years ago first best seller
The Spoilers I IS currently being made into film Tor the
fourth
believe the play Madame X" holds having
.-n retated Ia film form.
Dorothy Parker once suggested X be made into
e with different Backgrounds Madame Out West
.11-a-mc In Paris Madame at Harvard and so on
TUIGG on characteristics credited them by astrologers
" (January 22February 2o) are
b-.t Gttcd Dec C.rl Scout advisers.
Carsr women December 23January 21 make excellent
executive. adept training, and management OF
females Guly 24Auglst 22) make good torch singers
rat, arfe.a.s. and aurant carhops
,,o ua ,erJary 21-Aiarch 20 be developed into
beauty shop operators and drum maorettes
yo s august 23-september 23 are usually good secre
tarics air hostcsscs and hat-check girls
Sc71 tCctober 2iNoyenber 22) can be developed
into excellent doctors astroogrs lion and house detectives
Cacar women -2July 80 inclined 10 be little
wild independent usually away from home to become
they nearly always good cooks and can by
the careful training a patient husband be thoroughly
dorescated their years
DISTRIBUTED BY syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Never Got Ha+ched So They
Stay in Parents Nest
By Elsie Robinson

GARDEN walks are exciting
" affairs these days. Egg
shell fragments scattered like
confetti. far and wide, where
ever you walk.
Evidence that some small
robin or wren, towhee. chick
adee, finch or flicker has man.
aged to get himself Matched
and taken to the wing.
Any morning, at dawn, you
can have a front seat at some
premier-whole families being
launched from a birch top or
around the lily pool.
And If you think Matching
isn't Serious Business, you've
a lot to learn. For Baby Birds
keep their appointments with
old Nom Nature, or else!
Rambling through the woods,
taking my sunrise survey of
bird tenants, I'm moved TO
pity.
And considerable cussing.
What a pity we humans can't
display as much spunk and
sense in our domestic affairs,
And how much happier our
lives would be if. having de-
veloped our pin feathers, we'd
60 when the going was good,
CONSIDER the case of
~ young Samuel Sparrow
only son of the proud
and doting Pee Wee Sparrows
Jr. He received the best
possible human service
went TO the finest schools
enjoyed the training of
Crack Instructors all along
the line.
Only trouble was:
WHEN 1T CAME TIME TO
HATCH, SAMMIE DIDN'T
HOP OFF HE JUST
KEPT HANGIN' AROUND.
Naturally, the Folks didn't
put it just that way. They
said Samrnie was sensitive
with a little touch of
sinus. Or maybe acid indi-
gestion.
He takes after his father
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

that way-the Sparrows al
ways did have weak stomachs.
SO there was no use Pushing
Him. He'd have to take time
to Find Himself look
around for a while get
his bearings.
That was 10 years ago.
Sammie is still trying to Find
Himself looking around.
And, as far as the neigh
bors can see, he's still as far
from getting his bearings as
he was the day he was gradu-
ated. If not farther.
For, when Sam ME was
graduated, he was fairly well
equipped for the long flight
ahead. He had a normal
amount of courage and imagi-
nation, pride and initiative.
And If he'd been a young
woodpecker instead of an
ordinary young human, he
would, undoubtedly, have
gotten off to a good start.
But Momma and Poppa
cramped his style from the
takeoff.
They were worried and
fused afraid he wouldn't
get fair deal anxious to
avoid every risk. And, in no
time at all, Sammie was as
fused as they were.
IF SAMMIE had actually
L been a bird, he would have
awakened some fine morning
with Pop yanking his tail
feathers and Nom cheeping
directions from the next
branch.
And, before he really knew
what happened. Sammie would
have been off and away-a
full-nedged citizen of Bird
land.
But, as things now stand,
he'll probably be hanging
around the old nest until they
start a Feathered Housing
Bureau.
And the same goes for
pretty Lilyun Lark. Lllyun
was as sweet a lass as ever
adorned meadow. But Lilyun
had a Mama. a Mama who
simply Couldn't Give Her Up.
For Mama had been widowed
ere Lilyun barely Clipped the
egg. And remained, thence
forth, a gallant widow who
Lived But For Her Little
Girl.
Had Lilyun. like Sammie.
been an actual bird, she'd
have had her day spread
her wings and been far away
when Matching Morn arrived.
But, Lilyun. alas. was a human
lass--and didn't get a break.
Everywhere you'll meet them
Lilyun. Sammie and their
tragic tribe the folks who
never get Matched.
The bewildered boys and
frustrated femmes who never
manage TO leave the nest.
Years after they are men
and women by the calendar,
you'll see bits of the shell
hanging on cramping
the wing spread they might
have had.
Copyright. 1871. King Features synd.. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23


they can put something over on business
woman or feminine executive by hattery.
When talking a business deal with woman
a man has enough 10 do guarding himself
against her expert hattery without trying
TO flatter her. OF course it can help
man TO mention 10 a woman some good
points she actually has. This is weak
spot even with feminine financial successes
and glamour girl type business executives.
--EVDD
TRY following quiz and give yourself
10 points every time you answer in the
affirmative:
1-Do you like boiled eggs better than
fried eggs?
2-Do you like Ethel Norman better
than Ethel Barrymore
3-Do radio commentators with phoney,
folksy How are yo-all this morning ?"
accents give you a slight pain in the
Vork9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

At a special conference OF
German Communist leaders In
Walter Ginsbergs ateliar the
name OF Ernst Wollweber be-
came the center OF dismal
squabble.
A diminutive but fierce
eyed Russian from the Com
intern Secretariat In Moscow
was present. The remnants OF
the old German leadership
PECK, Koenen. Remmele and
their satellites-were plainly
afraid of WQllwebers rivalry.
All OF them were for leaving
him in charge of our organlza-
ton in Germany, a function
which they hoped would.
sooner or later. plunge him
into the cellars OF the Ges-
tapo.
Against this attitude the
Russian emissary flared up in
anger. He dashed out savagely,
Ernst Wollweber,' as the or
ganizer OF the new subter-
ranean Comintern machine In
Germany. had won a formi-
dable reputation with the
Soviet leaders. They were
unwilling 10 sacrifice the most
able OF their German crew.
The German leaders finally
succumbed 10 the Russians
demand that a courier should
be sent to Berlin TO spirit
Wollweber safely out Of the
country. They succumbed like
men hearing HE announce
ment Of their own death SEN
tence.
They offered to send one Of
their own aides TO Berlin. The
Russian refused. Mutual dis
trust and dull hatred were in
the air.
go and find Comrade Jen-
sen," the Russian told me.
Tell him to be at Metro
yavin, 8 o'clock sharp"
Jensen suggested that his
aide-de-camp. Georg Hegener,
should go TO Germany to
rescue Wollweber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
By JAN VALTW

btNiSCd W Nftoitkc IT'S RAohs
Because Cilly disliked using
a knife, the Greek went 10 a
library to study up on poisons.
He returned to report an
effective potion.
All Cilly had to do was TO
mix the poison into The Ox's
tea before he went 10 bed.
and after that she could take
a plane to Paris. and Comrade
Ginsburg would arrange for a
passport TO prove that she'd
been In Paris for a long time.
II was a promising scheme.
During the next week, The
Ok took Cilly 10 three differ
ent hotels. Nothing happened.
Each following morning she
came to report that The Ok
was still alive. II seemed that
Cilly was nursing scruples.
On the third morning her
face was so pale that her lips
looked aim ost blood-red.
When she said The Ok was a
very unhappy man. Avatin
gave her a ferocious sample
Of his mind. He sent a mes
sage 10 Copenhagen, pro-
posing that Cilly be relegated
to less serious work.
Then, all of a sudden, II
happened.
TAKEN TO FORTRESS
Cilly did not poison the spy.
Just before midnight she tele-
phoned from a hotel on the
Meir that The Ok was drunk
and unbearable. She promised
that she would take him out
in a taxi, and dump him
among the trees near the old
fortress by the river.
Three hours Avatin, Rose,
and the Greek, waited on the
bench beneat h the trees.
Nothing was said. They lis
tened TO the charivari Of
voices that went up like
steam from a club of beach
combers camping on a patch
Of grass.
Around 2:30 taxi nosed in
among the threes. They saw
Cilly get out. Quickly she
walked to the quay, pretend
ing TO look at a passing
steamer. The Ok staggered
out of the taxi half a minute
later. He shouted for her to
wait.
Cilly turned. Just as he
was reaching for her. she
showed him over a bench.
Then she ran back to the taxi
and told the driver 10 step
on the gas. BY the time The
Ok had his bearings, the taxi
was gone. The beachcombers
brayed and euffawed. They
had surrounded The Ok,
showering mockery and con-
solutions.
Lets CO." Avatin said
slowly.
The clouds hung low over
the towers of Antwerp. The
lights on the other side of
the river were bleary in the
rain. One after another the
beacMombers trudged away.
Their obscure shapes moved
over the wet pave ent
toward sheltering doorways.
OK CONTEMPTUOUs
Avatin stood in front of the
Russian. He was calm, as
always in the face of imrni-
nent action. The waterfront
was deserted. The rain fell
heavily now.
"Ox," said Avatin, "when
one man puts q gun against
another mans spine, what
happens:"
"Nothing," The Ok said
with contempt.
"And when he pulls the trig-
ger?"
The Ok looked up.
zone man IL dead, one
alive" he muttered.
They acted swiftly now. The
Greek pressed the muzzle Of
a pistol against The Ox's
spine.
"Stand up"
The Ok rose to his feet. He
lowered in the rain, be-
wildered.
March," said the Greek.
The Ok marche He
marched toward the edge of
the quay. Avatin on his right,
Rose on his left, and behind
him the tubby Greek with the
gun.
We're going to kill you"
Avatin said.
The Ok seemed suddenly
astonished.
what ais you fellows ?"
he quavered.
The Gestapo will be sorry
to lose YOU" Avatin said.
Ito Be Continued)
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