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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Wake Farmer
Found Slain

South It'll. Va. oct 26.-(Ar)--
\ white um about 20 years old
found beaten Ia death Sunday in
wood, near mere was Identified TO-
day Is Joseph Horton. wcll-to-do
farmer ol Ca,hma. Wake county,
y {.
NrrElcmburc crunty's Con.mrn-
wealth. Attorney f. G.. Bcdngcr
said the rrdv vas identified by w.
" williams Holly Springs. ~ c.,
q brother in law Of the slain man.
and vs. ". I Tutor OF Cashmn.
The only Cluc to inc identity Of the
almost dcnudcd man was blood
,'ntucd hat. bearing the imprint pf
Wake county store. found near the
body
\; Ca-hna. 4 wns rcportcd mat
Hrr'rr had Gn~o ~ Now York 10
Durcho.o ~ automobile. Horton va
- - Ha"o carried from $500 -
$50 9TH him 90 the frip
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Widely Varying Estimates
Made On November3 Voting

re dGcu predicts that Inc total ynir
.h Inc school BOARD amendment wi,
HrS,C bN .CtCrIl thuu and The yrI,.
1n United states Senate. ihc nrIy.
Pc N"Eh race ul statewide scam,
Exon 'hc SrIicitwiai district arcnG.
N'hi may get more votes than thr
'n"i"IIai ticket. because II * on ,,,
same ballot with ihc scnouI nra,n
question Ecddcn expect. mo-,
amendment, f. wr approval 4. I,
i~c nd mDorliic> hc declines 10 pre-
act. c"nicniIng himself with fine
simple statement that they vii, gri
more than half at all votes.
Density 81 population and ,rr,.
imminent party opposition viii Ir,,,.
= heavier vote ~ the western t,.,,
IN The eastern half of the State. Nn.,
ND"CiNcrS agree that the schou'
amendment will bc defeated in Ir,.
"aSt tut will carry in the wcs; Thc
'ii"rcnc" q opinion j. on inc uciut
&C rrried IN Faye rwtl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Three Persons
Die Violently

Charlotte. oct. 2G.-(APO-Viol-
crcc took al least three lives in
North Carolina during the week
end
Coy Harris. 20. of wilkes counyt
was killed IN an automobile acci-
den, near Elkin while en- route to
his home from Virginia He Vas rid
ing alone.
The body of Private Willie Sim
mons. "a. was found on the high
way near Marion. and officers cX-
pressed tho belief he had been kill
cd by y hit and run driver. Sim
mons. stationed at Camp Croft $.
e. was visiting his mother. Mrs.
Fred Simmons. al Marion.
Charles Anderson. 81. resident IF
the virterviile section - Pitt cCun-
- as-Fe4 tirhstt " TIE p.'' .1p~ty
Ia Saturday h.sht,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Soviet Troops Hold Fast
In Blackened Stalingrad
First Lady
Hears Alert

London. Oct. 26.-(AP)-MrS.
Franklin -. Roosevelt heard her
iWs, British air raid alert today
while addressing 1t group OF girls
N the nome counties auxiliary
territorial service training cen
ter. obviously unpeTturbCd. and
She continued talking. The girls
ChC"gvd when she had finished.
Earlier. she had visited an
ATS oasr at IL home counties
airport md talked 10 a group al
- American girls who arc ferry
pilots.
The y,,r; today was the first
IN LuuHru since Mrs. Ruus cvglt
has been lu Britain.
Snc va. accompanied by Mrs.
Ovcta Cu.p Hobby. director of
American WAACS. Miss Mai
vina .Iauwrspu..thc First Lady'S
secretary. and Mrs. l.. V. What
Icy. deputy director OF the
ATS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Defenders
{ cat Back
- =.
N1w Attacks
Ni2ponese Hammer at
American Detenses;
American Bonn bers
and Fighters Continue
TO Pounds at Invasion
Vessels,
(By The Associated Press)

(BE The Associated Press)
Despite inccS>lnt pounding
q, in>ir nava! supports. the Jap
,i,'.'1 naEe landed fresh troops
ii S,ui.uaici,ha. .u.i are ham,
,..'..n2 UGtci MN, uiy at Amer
-" u>GcnSeS.
lHv Navy reported last night
mat enemy troops. using tanks
>!.d heavy artillery barragc,
.!!,W themselves against The
"C%tcrn defense lines five times
rtiHay night and Saturday
morning.
Each time they were hurled
back.
thc fast lUur att:lc.,s were re.
pulsed by Army and Marine
crpS troops and artillery bat
;criCS. which destroyed five
cnCmy tlnks.
The fifth onslaught. carly Sat
u:day morning. WAL broken up
~ air@G aft aud artillery. will,
t.ic los: Of Gnc United States
.glanc.
Yesterday morning addi;it!,.!
vn-m'" troops were landed nu:.
HHD>pIrt> on the northwest end at
T""ddIcanul. the Navy reported. ad-
Ding.
IA "mplIiying report IN these OPP
c.nliuus has been received
american bUwnvrs and fighters.
VIC SpinG uui from the Guara.canni
aHIIrld and other allied bases. con-
1lu,d - Slam away al J.apanC;,.
.Hip-. damaging Hr Possibly damag-
I"& 'sc wu,hiTs and three me. .
chant Vessels anu >.n..ng al EunDuaI.
4 ErEt cruiser AID destroy
"T were hit in Il raid over The
Shorthand i.land area during The
al ut Of October 22-23 and
heavy cruiser. ar battlCship. was
;'TS>iLIy damaged Ey torpedo
hi.
CA October - Douglas "Daunt-
IT," dive bonJr.- >wOupsd down ON
80 enemy iOrru nt cruisers and de-
.rluv"". immediately north OF Fiu.-
ida island. whri. Is about Is milo
ucIth OF GUHdaIrInal. and damaged
cruiser. / he H.rCruInr night az
"'iD enemy cruiser was reported
probably damaged about 3uD nils,
H.- tnC~,f IT GurdHl". n"'
In addition. General MacArthur'S
Australian headquarters rCpurlcU
mat American living iurtrCSscs nd,;
.,rrE a Jdpamc.c grnnnat and da'r.
a.,i iNrCc r..r.uHrf 80 cl~ nt ~.
Daul. New Britain. bringing To lOG.-
uH" IONS the '.u al snpping de
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Each Person Over is
Years of Age to get
One Pound Every Five
Weeks; Retail Sales
Halt at Midnight Nov
ember Fl.

Washington, Oct. 2G.-,AP)-
Coffee will he rationcd starting
AT midnight. November ~. at u
rate of one pound every five
weeks for each person over Is
wears old. the office of price ad-
miniStratiGn announced tOdaT.
On the basis of So to 30 cups
Ia the p0und. the ration means
slightly mere than cup Il day
per person.
Rc;ail sales will be halt d at md
"ghl. November 81. Prize! Admins
traitor Leon Henderson said. for a
week long freeze during whiC;,
=ruCo"S vii! -iCck their .hclvcS for
INC star, OF ratiOning
The first raiioncd coffee will
he purchased on The last stamp
IN the sugar raticr bonk(. stamp
No. 28. Subsequent ra.iOnS will
he issued by working backwards
through the sugar book. using
stamps No. 20 To 10. in sequence.
The war production board ordered
bPA to take control of consumer dis
flDU'lun 10 assure an equal supply
'0r all. Henderson said. and attribut
g" the emergency action mainly a.
"NCr~,iC buying by consumers" Re
ports of boarding. "VCr-DuTlng and
runs on dealers supplies have been
r'achinr Washington from many
cities for three weeks.
There Is no reason for anyone IN
run 10 the corner grocer. put thu
GucCI" on him and try 10 force him
:" help - hoardCr." Henderson de-
clarcd. There j. absolutely no OK
Gu" for boarding coffee al this
time"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Main Forces
Are Not Yet
In Contact
British Eighth Army
on Offensive Since
Friday Night; Allied
Air Force Continues to
Attack RommePs De-
Tense Zone.
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
The United Nations held the
edge today in the new battle of
Africa. consolidating initial
gains IN the Egyptian desert
and firmly ruling the skies
overhead.
1t was evident that the main
battle forces in Egypt-Brit-
AIN melting pot eighth army
and the German and italian
divisions under Marshal Rom
m"I-had not yet tangled al
though the eighth army has
been on the offensive since Fri
lay night.
When they do clash il will be
terrible melee. involving about
quarter million men in all and
the immediate future of the war
Tor the whole Mediterranean
ZGnc. There has been no big tank
battle yet although minor
brushes were reported.
The allies. with some Of tncr
forces reported halfway th."...h
RGmmcIS tour-mIlc deep mine field
IN ono sector. reported today that
!.i3O German and Italian prisunc.S
had been taken up Ia Is p. m. Sunday
md that the AK. forces had failed
O" di-iudgc allied troops from their
initial pCnCtratIOnS.
The allied air force. counting
numbers of American planes and
Bi1otS. continued To attack the
length and breadth of Rommcl'S
defense zone between the Mcdi-
tCTrancaa and The forEitlding
Qulitara depression about 10
miles Ia the south. The battle
line. apprnNimlicly al the Limits
at thT axis drive il. Egypt last
lane. T. about - miles west of
Alexandria. maiur British naval
base.
The allied aumcn were trying To-
cripple Enuur''. ~mr.Ci forces be-
Tor" th,y COULD engage allied TANKS.
An increase 10 enemy air activity
where Tn, Germans and Italian,
previously haG uIi hut vanished IRON.
The skies wa, reported by hrti.A
headquarters iin&'NCr. ut Least
seven ni Tho German planes which
showed tNcu-, ives over the battle
area yesterday were dpwrci by al
lied fighters and many NOR" wee
engaged
The Italian high command said
hat British attempt 10 land troop.
i"pn -u the -,a-&u' flank %: IT,"
.>.-. d. Na'rur. Egypt. nad bcru
.rpul-tU n, E.n ell frontal assaults.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
HersileV
Director OF Se!ectiye
Service Recommends
Steps to Combat Man
power Shortage.

washington. Oct. ?6.-lNPg-
Major General Lewis Il. Her
Shcy. director al SrirrGivc scry-
ice. recommended tada. tighter
control OF the nations crop
planting. abolition OF "1:Eaiary
recruiting for The armed forces.
and additional curi> on nnu-e,-
Scntial industries - combat the
manpowcr shortage.
AS Hershey testified .n the Senate
military committee. congressional
leaders virtually Lnu.Guuaa hope io.
Il final vote On legislation lowering
the draft age from ~ 90 e years be-
fore The middle Of nest week. alter
Hnu" members return ..um election
campaigns.
Hershey told III" senate COM
mittcc. which i considering
manpOwcr legislation:
II am not prepared To rec
ommcnd additional legislation.
! do not think wr have exhaust
cd the means available"
Hershey t"'I .Hv committee tho
|. s. armed forces ruW total .i.
million and with ,hr Army asking
three million these Stau,
Mould he takrr.
/. AgricU!;~r- .must decide what
il mast gr.' most year and what
We can do without"
>. Voluntary recruiting i,.. 70
armed forc"s-pa'ticrlarly III the
farm bCIt--huGid stop
3. Industry must halt stealing of
workers and "rrriudicr against the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Germans Are Driven
from Factory Proper
ty Penetrated Yester-
day; City is Heavily
Shelled by Nazi Artil-
lery.
{ BY The Associated Press

tBy The Associated Press
Red Army troops held fast in
bIackrned Stalingrad today as
the Germans launched another
assault attire furious artillery
preparations and in Il fierce en-
sagrmcnt which nj times dcvcl-
npcd into hand TO hand fight
ing expelled the nazi forces
from i factory property into
which they penetrated ycStrr-
daS. the Red army midday
communipuc said.
German infantry moved into the
assault. 10 % factory area with tanks
leading '"" way but the Russians
reported that their artillery fire
md put 10 fligh; an en-
tire vl.H.ut ol infantry.
TIN. Eu-,.u~. Red Star reported
then .Hr.cG their UWn attack to
drive '.n Germans from the ground
they Ua. -a.u"G the day before.
Reports from lhr front north
west al Sialingrad continued To
hc favorable the midday com
nuniIuc reporting that Il num-
her al German warehouses; aud
trenches were occupied. five
tanks destroyed aud COM
pInl -! enemy infantry knock
cd nut. II i III this area that
the Red army is trying Ia bore
into lhr Hank DG the Germans
Ia rJNc the pressure on Stalin-
grad.
IN ... .'.. of TIA, front 600
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Coffee Rationing
To Start Nou. 28
u. S. MERCHANTMEN
TORPEDOED BY SUB

Washington, Oct. 26.-(AP)-Thc
Navy announced today that med
ium sized United States merchant
ship was torpedocd and sunk by an
enemy submarine in the Atlantic off
the north coast of South America
the latter part of August, Survivors
have been landed at an east coast
United States port.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
WI n EEEg v

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Much colder tonight. preceded
ny showers in east and CEN
trail portions this aftc noon and
on the coast tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Farm Prices
Challenged
S e nat or Ak e n
Charges Deliberately
False Interpretation
of Control Law.

Washington. Oct. 26.--(AP)--
Senator Aiken. Republican. Yer
mont. told Economic Director
James r. Byrncs that he be-
licvcd a presidential order d.
rccting that benefit payments be
taken into account in tixing farm
price ceilings was based upon
what he termed a deliberately
false" Interpretation of the price
control law put into tho Con
Ercssional Record by Senator
brown. Democrat. Michigan.
Byrncs told the Senate agriculture
committee that If he believed PreSi-
h"nt Rooscvcits executive order was
~ violation Of the law he would ask
VA, the order be changed and that
u h" had such doubts about The
validity Of the order ard il was moi
cNHngcd that No would resign.
The fU.mcr Supreme Court Tis-
'icc. who resigned in take over the
direction nj economic siabili1ation
l'Si ted That The Pc. az vas Jus
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
DR. knight
Denies Pact
l. e a d er of Fight
A G a ms t S c h O O |
Amendment Refutes
Claim to Compromise
Pledge.

IIi"h Point. Oct. 26.-(AP)-
The High Point Enterprise today
quoted Dr. Edgar Knight Of the
University Of North Carolina.
one of the leaders in the fight
against the pending school
amendment Ia the Stale cOnstitu-
tiUn. ~ dcuying that nc and all
other parties to the governors
comnromiSc hid agreed TO vote
for the amendment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
was announced official

"aN
The north point power station III
li0nGkong was destroyed ~ this
mornings attack. CummunICit.c
from Lieutenant General Joseph ".
SulwcliS headquarters. said. a. ali
bombs landed in the target area.
In tho raid later on the WHIT"
Cloud airdromc which is n"lthca.'
Of Canton, the bulletin said. many
fires were started and Il heavy On.
plOSiOn was noted.
The Japanese intercepted The
bombcrS but both missions were aC.
COmpliShcd without the less "i -
single plane.
United States medium b0nbcrs
protected by fighters scattered hIG..
explosives and inccndiary b"inb'
among the warehouses and ships III
HOngwong yesterday, surprising the
Japanese cUnqucrerS Of The BritiS:i
crown colony with the greatest rad
yet executed by tho China air ia>.'
force
Many fires were started in the
Kowloon docks area. Il c"nmlnipuS
said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26
Two Raids
0nH:on1gkong
U. S. Army Air Force
B o m b e r s Destroy
Power Station in Sec
ond Attack on City.

Chungking. Oct. 26.-(AP)-
United States Army air force
bombcrs struck al HOngk0ng
early today for the second
straight day and followed UP
with an attack OH the White
Cloud airdrOmc near Canton, il
was announced officially.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-26

a.sotlr4:a p r2ge g.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28
Judg e Cranmer

Death Of Jvdgc f.. H. CranmCr at
his some al Southport removed from
the State Superior Court bench one
Of {, most ColorGul members. FOr
c.Ial years prior TO his death nc
had been IN retirement except as he
Vas pres cd into emergency dur.
The Judge had been rather feeble IN
MS latter years.
iuGcc Cranmcr held court here on
, number Of occasions. and imprCs--
Cd observers az being an efficient
rr.d- working iuriSt. lie was firm in
mct.ng out p''ni hmcnt. but 20,
gently Tempered justice with mercy
for defendants who fell aioul Ia
law in his courts.
He was believer in enforcement
was an ardent foe of the liquor tran
tic and ytaunch believer in tG
Bible. frequently quoting Scriptu
pas ages in his charge 10 grand jurics
nd nj ether times during trial pro-
rcdurcs. He was Il man highly vcrsCd
in Holy Writ and could use il e.
tcC'ivCly To- drive home his Owr
prCachmCnts in moralHing on crime
On moro than ono occasion judge
tranmCr spoke to religious group
his WRIT. 10 thi, city io prcsld'
, "v'" tc.m. II court. and in tina
p7r"n~r rsrro f. be Known Of au.
respected ~ MANI people ~ tn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

are many different kinds of warts.
The scientific name for warts is
"vcrrucac." What you usually
mean when you say wart is YER
ruca vulgarIS, or the common
wart. 1t Is most common on the
hands. but is seen ut times in
other places such as on the scalp
ana mucous membranes. Ii is
the hard, domc-shapcd, painless
growth from the skin not as
sociated with any inflammation
around it.
The fiat wart Of childhood (yer-
ruca plana juvcniliS) is rarely
seen on adults, but is common in
children on the face and backs of
H., hands. They come in all sizes
i'"u mat of a pinhcad up. are flat
an. soft and are sometimes seen to
= a little intlamcd.
Plantar Wart
TIC plamtar wart is a very an
n"y"g variety because it occurs
on ;ar bottom of the foot. usually
undo! ~, heel or big toe and hurts
I" boa, the band. They are proba-
bly, N.ry much the same as YER
ru'a '.lgariS. but standing on
them wa>Hrs them down, so in
stead Of sticking out from the
surface OF the skin they lie be-
meath ], and become covered with
heavy callus. Any kind of a
tender ca.!US Oh the sole of the foot
Sh"U." suggest that plamtar wart
i underneath 1t and when the
ca!."s Is trimmed away, the wart
VIII be revealed in its nest.
N"rrUra acr!mina;a are on thc
mo!Sicr parts Of the skin. The
srD"rrh"cic OF scnilc wart occurs
III elderly people on the face, head
or trunk.
Probably all warts arc due 70
infection with a filtcrablc virus
he difference IN form is not due
10 different viruscs. bat different
soils. On the soft. moist skin of
children II causes the fiat wart.
and on the dry skin of adults, the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ. D..

1T MAY seem to you that your
doctor is stretching point when
YOU say to him, What shall ! do
for warts" and he answers.
What do you mean. warts?" but
as Il matter OF fact it simply shows
he is n learned gentleman for there
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

DR.. Clcndcning will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28
Various Kinds OF Warts
And Their Treatment

vulgar, or the plantar wart. They
have u certain degree of conta-
G!ouSncSS, especially to different
parts of the same persons skin. 50
that crops of them are common
experience.
Treatment of Warts
The treatment of warts is not
by any means always simple nor
is it always advisable to under
take it at home by yourself. Of
course, the best treatment of all
for warts is N-ray exposure. This
destroys all kinds of warts.
Plartar warts should be treated
by chiropodist as they are both
inaccessible to the owner and very
resistant to any form of treat
mcnt.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
j. Nils it possible to grow
taller by eating certain foods or
stretching exercises?
Answer: No.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

SrE'IA For THIS WEEK \
beautiful four pee" trdpu.. .ra,c
only H1i.5". TIL l. 10 read nuy-
com" and -" II. Iiughr. Furniture
Company. ar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28
Treatment of Warts

NJ. Gil am going on a liquid
diet and am wondering If fresh
fruits and vegetables would give
ME any caloricS. | am Ii years
old and 20 pounds overweight.
Answer: Yes. certainly. Ii YOU
are going on "a liquid diet to reduce
and don't know any more about
food valucs than appears in your
question. YOU had better get
table Of food values or you may
gain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

For RENT. Four HrDM U%FlR-
nISh"d apartment. private bath.
Turner avenue. Phone %fl-W L
l.. Mu$tlan. I&-l,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

FOR THE RESI- - SOFT uGINKS
sandwiches, cTl Rel ray!ors
Greyhound Soda Shop. Instant
service and pleasing price,. 3n-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

For Rllr: FiNr Room A"AET-
r,ni ~ N'au,woI Npr"'1'.
With iiyr r'..,i. and iur.'...''r.
Apply at ia Y"Uu2 AN,"." "r.
C.ll telephone ..5n-J. rr-i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

SEVERAL GOOD Used ELECTRIC
Ranges, l.rIrIgrraturS and Oil
Stoves. New and used Battery and
Electric Radios. See Us Tor your
Electrical Needs. lic,dvrN1n Book
co. Phone 10. 2G-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

DON'T WAlT-BUI YOUR Cow
rrnmcnt war damage INSURANCE
from Gates Insurance. N.rury
Phone 500. lIorncr building. 2n-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

GklSSnM'S SHOE EErAlnGNG
conScrNc$ new shoe material for
dclcn$c-Br shoe Unity. Phone
63". We call for and deliver. ;;r,ss
SUM = 'pi''' oIl"D. Off
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

WE HAVE Ali NEW UE,p AZ
Carolina Shoe Shop Your sAcns
Will he ready when you 10y Won
want them. Try Us. Phone > 1911
lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

Sc moon. SUI ! LIE, or '.sh
description. can uC iouut '' -
tnrus' 1i-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

WANTED: COOP. USED ri\. PAS
cusrr ear. Mr>t b" cheap Nrr !.
". Nelson. ~ Chestnut .'..r'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

HENDERSON -. STONNII Tlr
irriI- James G.. Mvhrguu. Nas,cr
Pan" tuner. VIII hc IN ll.udr..,n
Wednesday,. s, picub,! = +, ,,,.
service Is desired. phone lan ~
sd. 10 ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALIFY
paints III the lowest prices 90 tu"n
See uS before buying your pant
Tanner Roofing Co. Phone 5n6
WyCic ST. III
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

JUST ARRIVED LARGE .,,,,,-
Inchl S'.eet music of the latest and
most popular song hits. See n, ~.
your needs. Affords Prin,ln. and md
OFFICE Supply Store. -, G' ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28
WANT ADS;
Get Results

TOBACCO GROWERS. GET yo,,,
Pack 'rn Insurance from 'Ua
RalcS reasonable. Citizens r,. Va.
4 Trust Co, Insurance Dc mN
~ ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

OLE SliOES-LIkE Old FEIrNnS
always wear best. Let Us ,rnriIr,
your old shoes without losing ,H"'r
comfort. Phone al. ", ,.,J ~.
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Er,,.'r
III
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

HENDERSON BUSINESS CDr,,,-,
September 8. Accredited S,hMnF'
Prepare promptly, ;" that Won " ,,.,;
be qualified I" take definite ,i n,n
IN the army behind the yr,., ' ',o
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

ii. +. M.:-Can molcs be re-
moved from the face? (2). Is
there Il cure for black heads?
Answer: %. IcS-x-ray, car
bon dioXidc snow, diathcrmy. (2).
leS-comcdone extractor at any
drug store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

~ f.iiY BEATTY St.hViCF NpD-
c.n Shop --Exp,rIonced operation,
-Cru,ra.Il lu"Ii.G. Phone Iuu im
appuIn, uIvul ,irIdG"'s l.; u's
Shrr ",tr l'art.... .s DrUn. ~'n',
~ 4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

hpllofS NOTE: Dr. Clcndcuing has
seven pamphlets which can he nL,,incJ h,
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents
For any one pamphlet desired. scnI 10
cents in coin. and n sclf-nJIrcsscd cnycIope
stamped with thrcc-ccnt stamp. to Dr
Logan CIcndcning. in care Of thi, papcr
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Rcduc.
inE Diet. indigestion and CnnStipa,ion''
Reducing and Gaining, Infant Food
ms. Instructions for the 1rcatrnon, 80
ilahctcs Feminine iIyricns' scsk Zinc
Care of the HAIR and Shin,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

W. e. S.:-Will you please tell
me If cracking of the Joints is a
form of rheumatism?
Answer: 1t is form of a,nusc-
mcnt. Leon Feuchtcnwangcr lists
as one of the seven pleasures of
old age, cracking your fingers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

WE Sl'ECIAi ILt ~ All
kinds at body and :"nd": re-
pair work Motor SUES { 4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-28

SPECIAL SALE OF TNt'Ni'j-
Toned Hoover AMI hur'i.F E."'.n
C.,nmCr. Hri,"l 80 - - 49, -
nc. Iiu:h,. FU.'tU~' g.. ~ -