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Evening star., 1942-11-08
Snow Helps Boy
To Earn Money

Douglas Lamb will be glad to see
the snow and ice of winter return
because they mean real money to
him.
Douglas is IL years old and lives
in Morris, N. Y, at the foot of steep
hill. Cars and trucks find it very
hard going up this hill, so Douglas
has made it his business to carry
the bakers goods up the hill and
distribute it to the customers. He
is paid either 20 cents or a box of
doughnuts, which he considers good
profit for five minutes work.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
The Red Cross
Prize Contribution

BY BETSY LOU CORSON, IL,
Powell Junior High School,
In war-torn Russia, beyond the sea,
Mid the ruins of his home sits
refugee;
He's hungry, thirsty and his clothing
is thin,
And he sits there praying that right
will win.
He's weak and sad and his body is
sick:
He needs medical aid and he needs
it quick.
There are others like him in the
world today
And we mus; help them in every way
The Red Cross is giving all possible
aid
So let us support its worthy crusade.
Give to the Red Gross without delay,
Assured you've done your good deed
for today.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

While touring
M e leo last
summer, Trilby
saw two mag
nifcent struc-
lures, made of
un-baked clay,
that closely re-
sembled the pyr-
anids of Egypt
in design. These
pyramids, S h e
reports, W e r e
used by the AZ
tee In d i a n S
centuries ago,
ond MARA 0ffafa
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Riddles

/. How Is a baldheaded man like
heaven?-Pauline Campbell.
2! How can man eat and drink
when there is nothing in hts house
but a clock and q calendar ALTA
Sue Turner.
3. How are teeth like verbs?-
Joyce Damon.
I. How can you shoot 100 hares
at shot? Rose Emily Jef1ries.
5. Why is . stop light red7-
JacQueltne Ann Meyer.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Riddle Answers

/. There IS no parting there. 2,
Eat the dates OF the calendar and
drink from the spring In the clock.
3. They are. both regular, irregular
and detective. 1. Shoot . wig. S.
You'd blush too II you had to change
Ia the middle K the street.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

HanQeT, W II y
was then 80. He
reached N e W =
foundland in 20
days s-a quick
trip for those
times.
Sailing north
W a r d, Cartier
came to a small
island which he
named the Isle
of Birds. It was
surrounded by
cakes of floating
ice, but two long
roWboatS man.
aued To land
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Cartier Named
Largest City
In Canada
French Explorer
Made Friends
Of Indians
By UNCLE RAY.

On Monday in April, 1884, two
French sailing vessels set out to
cross the Atlantic One OF them
contained Jacques Cartier, the COM
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Mexico Has Its
Pyramids, Too,
Student Finds
George Washington
Girl Tells of Trip
South of Border
Prize Contribution
BY BETTY NESBITT, IA,

George Washinston High School.
Egypt, the ancient land Of the
Pharaohs, has no monopoly on
pyramids, according to Trilby
O'Neil, 16, of George Washington
Evening star., 1942-11-08

Sunday school teacher-Now, chill
dren. you must never do anything
in private that you wouldn't do in
public. @ nv.
Sammy-Hurrayl No more bathsl
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Prize Contribution
BY SHIRLEY E. TURNER, IL,
no...u.lt rJ;nA c,LaaI


BY SHIRLEY E. TURNER,
Calvin Coolidge
photographer
She first became interested photography about five Since
narges and n her Jeans darkroom approximately
four long
Evening star., 1942-11-08


Would furniture yourself
wooden of the desired
small claw hammer
preferably bads small nails that will
split the boards sandpaper and small paint brush
completed and two coats Of
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Joke on Him

Baldheaded guest-Well. sonny
what is it that amuses you?
Sonny-Nothing, only mother has
put brush and comb in your bed
room.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

(Read Uncle Rays Corner every day
(n The Evening Star.)
Evening star., 1942-11-08

my little sister ate some chicken
yesterday"
"Croouette?"
mo. but she's very sick"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
All ; KINDS
OF WASH!

Proctor & CANDLES Big Soap
Discovery! Get DUZ today!
let your own wash hamper show you why! Lots
of people have more heavy pieces today. Heavy
work-shirts, grimy with dirt from the shop garage
garden. Plus the children play clothes as always
Does your present soap have what it takes to get
'em clean? DUZ does 'em easy!
You want white wartime wash, too. Just
look at those smudgy towels, those sweat-stained
collars and cuffs Can the soap you're using get them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

really white? DUZ does it-gets white things spar
king white =. without hard scrubbing or boilingl
Yet, we all must make clothes last in war.
time Bright washable coors and prints precious,
you need soap that's really safe! Trust 'em to DUE
its definitely safer than any Of the other lead
ing graduated soaps-safe even for your prettiest
rayon undes. And DUZ is much kinder to hands.
DuZ does everything. Yes-and does it randi
And surprise--there's no cloud of "sneezy" soap
dust in DUZ to make you cough and choke. Maks
tracks to your store for that big, red box todayl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
ANSWERS.

!. North CarOlina'S food stores and
eating and drinking places in 1899
reported total sales amounting to
"l3 l,4I9.OOO. The same stores i'm 1895
| reported total sales of SlUT ,878. 900,
or Sl3,6Ol 900 less than the sales
amounted 10 in 1899.
:. The first state political cunvcn-
tlnn in North Carolina was held in
1877 by the supporters of President
John Quincy Adams who was seek
ing the nomination of the Demo-
cratic party To succeed himself.
President Adams was opposed by
General Andrew Jackson, native
son of North Carolina. The two had
oppuScd each other four years ear
lier, and Adams had won The state
convention, held in Raleigh in De-
cclnbcr, 1927. was presided over by
William Davidson, of Charlotte. The
jackson supporters did not take any
part in this convention. Friends of
Jackson held district meetings. The
State voted strongly for Jackson in
the elections of that year
3. Section |. Article 5, ConStitu-
tiun If North Carolina, reads: Urea
son against the State shall consist
only IN lcvying war against il, or
;ldhcring tU lis enemies, giving them
| aid and comfort. No per.on shall be
convicted Of treason unless on the
| testimony of two witnesses 10 the
| same overt act. or on confession in
open court. No conviction of treason
! or aitandcr shall work corruption
UI blood IN forfeiture" The provision
of the Constitution of the United
States is very similar.
j. or the 820.888 homes in North
Carolina 335,G63 are occupied by
owners and asa, 596 by renters.
.. There were four Democrats
seeking this nomination. Those were
Ba%tcr Durham. the State Auditor at
that time, George Ross Pou. Charles
W. Miller and Willard Dowell. In the
first primary Pou received a vote
of 223.5l7: Durham, 1880; DoweIl.
81 ,GGi: and Miller, 42,842.T The ma
jurity Of POu was complete in this
primary and no entries were nee
{ sary for the second primary
&. James Cochrane Dobbin, born
in Fayetteville January II, 1914. AS
Secretary of Navy for four years IN
der President Franklin d. Pierce, the
Worth CarOlinian recommended that
congress provide for building a great
navy as peace measure and meas
urc Of defense. Secretary Dobbin in
augurated numerous reforms in the
navy during his administration. He
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
Here and in Egypt

You think you have Swcltcrrd in
hot weather the past week, ch? Well.
use the imagination a bit as 10 what
the difference is b, tween our maxi
mum of iO2 last Sunday and the
l2u degrees and worse on the desert
sands al Egypt. where an import
ant phaS" Of the whole war is hang
ing in the balance.
We rum for cover rs roofs and
streets siZHlc under the mercilcSs
rays Of a mid-July sun. But the
fellows who are part and parcel of
the struggle in the land Of the an
Gent PharlOhs have been frying in
this sort Of heat for the last couple of
months and are in good position 10
continue. II fer two or three more
before changing seasons come TO
their relief, regardless Of the out
cCmc Of battle.
When we think we have sacrificed
by shortening Of sugar or gasoline.
both aemi-luxuri.s. il might bc
helpful TO pause long enough 10
Sympathize with The poor devils who
are carrying tbs heat of the battle
and that literally-on the edge of
the Sahara. II may be about as hard
on the Germans as on the British.
While VIC arc not shedding any tear,
YOr the Huns, who brought il upon
themselves, We who remain al home
in comparative case might have a
thought now and then for those who,
in cur stead. arc facing real priVa.
lion on whitening battle front
and many Of them dying in their cr-
forts, fate that under tin crcum-
stances, might be Il blessing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

nave all of them unless stoned in
their operations.
some OF this took place while the
public has been cngrossed in the fer
ilply bad news from the Russian
Dallleiront. II was kept i'm the dark
about what was happening in
Alaska, and is given the further in
formation long after the seizure oc-
CURED.
we ought to get the Japs out of
inc AleutianS or be honest and admit
That we can't dispossess them
whether they arc important or
Otherwise, these little dots in the
north Pacific are American soil and
are IN the hands of the enemy and
W" cannot. ~ nj least have not, run
'hem off. That's one thing.
Another is the mystery as to why
announcement Ct enemy aggression is
$" long dcplaycd. by keeping Ameri-
CANS IN the dark is not preventing
'he JanS from knowing what they
are themselves doing. Some things
properly should be kept secret
ana AWAY from the enemy. But we
c'h see much reason To some of the
policy that is being pursued.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
Events in Alaska

American citizens arc not nearly
so much interested in or concerned
about belatcd details announced by
tho Navy of Japan's attack on the
Aleutian islands six weeks ago as
with the added revelation in the an
nOuncemcni that TIC JlpG have seiz-
cd and occup;' Il u third land in the
chain that extend; southwcstward
twelve hundred miles from the
Alaskan mainland.
Firc, the country was told that
the enemy had landed on one Of the
islands. Then thcy took another. Now
or the first time we are told that
he has occupied a third. While there
are hundreds Of these small specks Of
land in the ncighborhood, logic
teaches that by bite here and a
bite there the Japs ultimately would
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
Don't Cheer Yet

Don't cheer too loudly nor foo
al " over the rubber industries pl,n
" pf"Hid" disable tires Tor every
"""y Tor at a#t the next two wears
""l"iG of the exhibit sci I'M. i'm
Washington for inspection by govern
'htht officials and the press are
"'Ghly cheering, and the MOTORING
.'u"iic will fervcntly hope thot thc
rubber folk are on the right trail at
a''. But il is not tim. yet To con-
cI'ldc that the tire emergency hos
passed or that those op,imistS wcr,
rsht who said that some way would
ne found to bridge the gap.
FIRST accounts OF the discovery Of
'H'i new process, which embraces
Sh'h'iIc and scrap rubber, as well
4. other materials, cont, mplate a
/ "'" tai!nning system, but on which
would enable any one Ia get good
'I's. How soon the remedy would
"' available was not indicated, but
enthusiasm and prominence given
N" enhancement do of thcms"lvc,
Gle: nope Of a partial way out of the
pr"ttm That has caused much WORRY
ana concern on the part of III"
american people, which is nation
on Mh". and has become so accus-
TONED I" It. habits il has hardly
more than begun 10 learn how to nc
ccpt SACRIFICES and privations i'm this
field.
Even with the promise being held
cut Tor relief. it may be some months
before mass production can be r. ach-
ca To the point of meeting even cs-
%'miirl needs While some bcncri;
may come 10 pleasure drivers. they
VIII probably for a long time To come
nave /" stand on the outside and look
IN. Progress i being made, but no
substitute for rubber that is as good
as rubber has been found or claimed
II may be ultimately, but war needs
must come first in this as i'm other
production.
We can hope for improvcm mt if
IN adequate rubber substitute has
actually been found. but il may bc
accepted As genuine that tbs rubber
industry would not go thus far out
an limb unless il had good and
substantial means Of getting back
down again.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
Hit EN- Hard

Federal agents on the trail q,
profitee ring beer and soft drinl.
dealers IN camp areas will receive
me plauditS Of the country generally
Tor their efforts 10 protect snIdicr..
ana others VINO are being robbed bv
mise c"nscicncclcSS dealers striving
10 profit nj the expense of men who
are preparing tG fight for even
'heh. The spirit Of greed and selfish
ness Is an evil that rises as a stencil
|" high heaven and which has con-
'riDutcd in IFS way To the country's
present plight.
frice Administrator Leon Hcndcr-
son has disclosed that grillS. lunch
wagons, restaurants, tavcrns and like
establishments in the vicinity q,
camps have lacked up prices for bot
'i,d drinks Of all descriptions. Hen
derS"n said soft drink prices had
been doubled. But if that were al
IL wouldn't be half as bad rs somr
'cportS nave II. One story going The
rounds is that in Wilmington soft
drinks were being sold for tw.ntv-
i've cents, and that in that particular
instance all such places had been
n"ySottcd by army orders 10 service
men not TO patronlac them.
Henderson said warnings had been
issued that such practices will be
stopped by civil suits if they psrsrS..,
and even by criminal actions if ne.
eSSary. We hope that this time the
price administrator makes good
every inch of the. way: Dealers win,
are SO hairless as this deserve no
better treatment. Jail terms would
not be inappropriate for them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
Aiding Initiation

Price Administrator Henderson in
one breath talks of establishing
price ceilings and demands scores o.
hl'iIions OF dollars to enforce his
edicts, then in tn next breath issues
an order increasing the ceiling on
canned soups. Acts like that arc
what tears down our own confidence
III Henderson every time we manage
10 work up SONS enthusiasm for his
efforts.
vi course, he had an cxcuse--no;
much OF q reason, though-for help
ing the soup manufacturers. II was
mat they needed compensation for
larger cans and more concentrated
soup they are now required to sell.
But who is going to compensate The
consumer? The answer TO that one
IS That he is the goat, as he always
u.s. and that he must look out for
NO. the best he can.
The bigger the can the higher the
price; it has always been that way
ana there is nothing wrong with it..
But existing prices would seem, to
suffice as to size.
ADDING more solids 10 soup vir-
'ually amounts to eliminating tn ,
soup itself, or good al of it. so
mat they might not be fr from do
ing away with soup as sch and
concentrating on just plain vese-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
nv FRED " MAY

J.. What was North Carolina's
total expenditure for food and drink
IN 1899?
2. Who was the presidential can
oldate for whom the first state po-
IitIcal convention WAS held?
s. what is the constitutional pro-
VI ION dealing with treason against
inc State?
4. What is the difference i'm the
numbers of home ownc's and rent
crS in North Carolina?
.. How many candidates sought
The Democratic nomination for State
Auditor in 1896?
u. Who was the Secretary of the
Navy. l853-l857. who advised Inc
building Of strong party?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

''''eS' Or perhaps you can add v,,,,.
own soup.
oh' wei. |, is Il strange way or
ICING initiation. They talk obou,
all day in Washington. then nex,
'"' NIKE prices to help initiation
along '''''
'He thing that can be said in
''N w "i 'h' OPA, however. is that i,
VIII furnish myraids of addition, =,
p'''''eai Jobs, and that is not tho
''a>' objective in Washington's pro-
"''m' whether of winning the war
Ut !"Si pl'ying politics, sometime
inc latter first of all, it often seems
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

hurry and some individuals putter
around and take hours and hours.
1t would be wrong TO say that the
one who gets dressed in Il hurry
was any better than the one who
puttercd around, or that the soul
of either the one or the other was
better or worse. The same thing
is true about sluggish colons.
People are always worrying
about being intoxicated" with
constipation. | think it is fair to
say that this ncvcr happened in
the history o" the world. If per-
son with constipation begins TO
worry about it or thinl.s he is SUBJ
jcct to auto-Intoyication, he real
ly is a goncr. What you think
about your constipation is by all
odds the most important element
in the physicians problem OF
treatment.
Constipation is n disease of civil
liZation. The Eskimo has no word
for it because the condition is I'M
known tu him.
Eating Too Little
Another cause of constipation is
eating to- little. 1t doesn't make
any difference whether you cat
food that is classified as roughagc
or not: the Eskimo who lives
mostly on meat is not constipatcd.
Nervous tension and strain will
cause il. have the record before
mo of a woman who was operated
on several times for attacks so in
tractablr that castor oil had no cf-
feet. Each time the attending sur
gcon thought she had an intestinal
obstruction. but each time they
found normal looking bowel. The
case was never solved until the
woman admitted that each time
she had fallen i'll she had been try
ing to save good-for-nothing son
from PRISON for forging checks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

established the apprentice system,
and system of promotion ON merit.
He also inauguratcd Il system of re-
tIremcnt with pay after SO many
years of service. All Of these reforms
have been retained bv the navy. Sec
rotary Dobbin retired as Secretary
Of the Navy on March 3. 1887, and
returned To Fayetteville where he
died thc following August !: inter-
mcnt in Cross Creek Cemetery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
freezing Consti potion
According to Its Causes

Too little rouehage as Il cause
IN certain number of cases is
easily overcome by the use of
fruits and vegetables rather than
concentrated foods such as eggs,
white flour and sugar.
Too little water. Not enough at
tention is paid to this cause Of
constipation.
Use of LaXativcs
The habitual use of laxatives.
l would put this second in my list
of causes. In nearly every case
known to me this has been due to
a habit which is generated by fear.
1t is like the habit OF taking seda-
tlvcs ut night: the person thinks
he is not going to sleep so he takes
a sleeping tablet before he finds
out whether he is going to sleep or
not. The same thing is true of
catharticS. When an X-ray is made
OF these people they are warned
not to take Il cathartic in order to
have the bowel functiOning nor
mally, and in 90 per cent of cases
II cmptics automatically.
As final cause | would like to
put down old age and divcrticulo-
SIS and the cases in which there is
ptoSis or dropping of the stomach
and bowel.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
7. Gil have had pain in my
right shoulder which the doctor
N-raycI and found to be a calcium
deposit where the bone of the
upper arm joins the shoulder. In
your oP!nion is surgery the only
remedy or would certain foods
overcome this calcium tendency?
Answer: 10 not believe any
fools viii overcome the calcium
tendency but il is not always nee
essay to resort to surgery. In
most eases inc and the use of
heat and resting the shoulder will
cause absorption.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
Allies Admit New
Threat to Rostov
Continued from Page Onc)

Don Stcppes toward Stalingrad and
through the induStraliZcd Don basin
toward ROStov.
Russian dispatches in fact said
that fresh tauks. planes and infantry
men were pouring into the Stalingrad
thrust.
The German Communiquc claimed
the crossing of the Don had been
effected east of the DonctS river
which cmptics into the Don about
70 airline miles northeast of RoS-
TOW.
British airpow>r in Africa. alrendy
bolstered by United States air forces.
fell iuriously upon axis positions and
equipment on and behind the Fl
Alamein front where concentration
of more than 1000 axis vehicles was
bombed. Ground fighting had re-
VERT to artillery ducling.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

|. Agard.
=. September |, 1911.
3. JtuDbcr.
/. Turkey.
). Yes.
q. John MascGicld.
I. Paul Wancr DoStun BravcS).
q. United States Information Ser
vice.
8. Frigatc.
10. Ancient prophecies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

EDITORS NOTE: DIR. Clcndcning has
seven pamphlets which can he Obtained by
readers. Zach pamphlet sells for 10 cents,
For any one pamphlet desired, send 10
cents IN rni'I, and Il sclf-ndtlrcsscd envelope
stamped with i!rCc-ccnt stamp, to Dr.
Logan cicndcHinl., in care of this paper
The paTrhi"is arc: Three Weeks l,cduc-
ing Diet "IuGI"c.tion and Constipation,
"Rcduriur and claiming. Infant Feed
ing. last mIriI"nS for the Treatment of
Diahctc,". Feminine Hygiene" ast Tbs
Car, 40! tr. lair and skin"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. d.

TIE CAUSES OF constipation
are varied, but the most important
Is that some individuals are born
that way just as some individuals
In the morning get dressed in a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

& r ! + + 0 n REG AR
weight suits, odd lots, broken
sizes. light colors, 1896, al
tcrationS extra. Geo. A. Rose
and Son. 22-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

DR.. Clcndcning will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

YOUR INSURANCE IS ON TIE
offensive when you are investing
your dividend frOnN Mutual lnsur-
ance Premiums in War Savings
BondS and Stamps. Phone 300
Cafes Insurance Agency. 2I-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-MOD-
eTn Shop-EXperienced operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
appointment. Bridgers Beauty
Shop, over Parker's Drug Store.
28-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

WANT y BARGAIN? HERE IT is
g lm"lclm rugs nj only ST "a
each. II. +. SatlcrWhitc and Sons,
near Fire Station. loft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

VIII say of the Lord. he is nv re-
,uSe ana my fortress; my God, in
MN VIII trlISt.-raalm gl:2l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22
EXECUTORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS


Having qualified as Executor of
The Estate OF Mrs. Martha Fuller, de-
r"a cd. late Of Vance County, North
Carolina. this is To- notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
aid deceased 10 exhibit them 10 the
undersigned at Henderson. North
Carolina. on or before the 10th day
of July. 1919. or this notice will DE
pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
All persons indebted 10 said estate
will please make immediate pay
ncnt.
Thi' 9th day Of July. 19i2.
u. II. PERRY,
Executor Estate of Mrs.
Martha Fuller.
Perry Il Kittrell, Attys.
Henderson, N. G.
8-15-22-29-5-12
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALITY
paints at the lowest prices in town.
Sec us before buying your paint.
Tanner Roofing Co. Phone COG
Wychc st. LII
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

WHEN IT'S QUALITY GROCERIES
fresh western meats and fresh
fruits or vegetables at live and
L., i've prices, try Hcrbcrt's Yei-
loN! Front, phone 429. Free de-
IVCIV. lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY AND
Thur. day: Hats and bags for 81 90.
!ilachbuIn'$ Hat Box, Vance Thea
ire building. 2l-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

TEMPTING II q r WEATHER
lunches, tasty sandwiches, fuun-
tam service. You get thcm all at
Greyhound Soda Shop. Give us n
ring Aft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

GUILTY PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS.
Joe Magbic, Negro. was guilty nf
public drunkenness today when
given a hearing III county court be-
fore Recorder r. +. Clements. and
prayer for judgment was continued
upon payment of the costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

Fol; RENT TWO ROOM FUR
~ he'd apartment. equipped with
fli%IdSir, and electric stove. avail
able Aug. ,. Charles and Clark
streets. -Four room house. South
William street. Phone 3il-W. Il. l..
A!ISliHn yp-n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-22

WANTED: GOOD TOBACCO CUR
or for work in Canada for my Ion,
Clemens. See me at once. Mrs. A.
Il. Faulkner. Raleigh Road, phone
g7l-W o2-lti