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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23
ANSWERS.

!. The average yield per ere .I
the 1905 was I9U pounds.
>. When the assembly 10. 1868 WuS
adjourned by Governor Josiah MAJ
tin Oh March 9th the province was
left with only five provincial LAWS
IN force. The regular system 81 rplir-;
were ~hclVcd. This condition iullu..-
ed a disagreement between IN" a.
SemD!E and Governor Martin over
certain laws allowing North Cmu-
lima creditors 10 attach land owned
in the province by persons who llyci
in England. England refused - IL
low such an act and ordered Co..
ernor Martin Ia veto II on lis pas
sage by tho assembly. The assembly
refused L. make any changes L. make
the &C, conform with the demands
from English authorities. The Sit
uatlOn was a deadlock. and remained
that way. The governor did assume
authority ana establish certain mino.
cOlrti. bat these were declared 10
be withOu; authority.
3. the average automobile in North
Carolina prior 20 the time gasoline
ratIonlng was pat into effect WAS ay-
proNimately 6"5 gallons per year. on
about II gallons per week.
!. Congressman john ngLCan, born
in Guiliord county in 1891. and muv.
cd TO Illinois a. the age of - years,
after having lived few years l.,
Kentucky. After moving To !llinc;.
he took up the study of law and soon
was admitted 10 the bar. In 1918 ne
vas elected one Of the congressman
to represent the new state on is adj
mission. and took his seat on Dc
, ccmbcr 3. that year. the day the state
wHS admitted. His term was short
ending March 3. 1919. when he re-
| tired having been defeated for re.
election. He was defeated again II
1920 and again in 1922. Died al
ShawncCtown, Illinois in 1890.
>. The first state appropriation fol
maintenance Of the University WI!
made by the legislature of 1881 wbcr
the sum of $4,000 was provided. DR.
/ Kemp Plummcr Battle. president o
the institution. who lobbicd wit,
members Of the legislature Tor week!
/ was responsible for the apprnpria
| ton. The institution at that tim,
had been in operation &c years. ex,
ccpt the few years of the rcconstruC
ton era.
9. or North Cardinals total of 375.
998 children under five years old
| 77.668 were born in cities and towns
l95.l58 were children Of farm pa,
ents: and i63.l72 were children O
| parents who lived on farms bu
worked in towns and cities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23
Sweden's Elections

Ordinarily Little or no concern
would be felt or attention given to
elections IN Sweden. one Of the
smallest countries in Europe. and one
III the only four ncutralS on the
rnDt!nent. Results there have made
me headlines here and probably
elsewhere in democratic nations
newspapers because OF the trend of
N'nd;y's voting away from princi-
pie, enunc!ated and propagatcd by
i"c National Socialist party of Ger
"nny-otherwise known as Nazis.
Inc heavy shift 10 communism Of
!crs little basis for cheer in many
United Nations countries. including
Our own, except that il is away from
Hitler doctrines, and except I, that
Russia is communistic and Russia is
our ally' and a,yital one. -. -
Verbal violence set off in Ger
many as the result of the elections is
characteristic of the Hitler gang. AL
though none of their business, the
Germans have essayed TO exercise n
sort of overlordship in Sweden to
the end that they might create the
impression that the Swedes owe
something to the Nazis in the way
of an obligation and gratitude for
not being invaded and for being left
measure of independence of ac-
ton. That Sweden has dared t.
exercise mind of her own in dis
regard Of the Nazis gripes them into
bitterness.
Election results afford evidence
that German propaganda in Sweder
is practically without effect or in
fluence upon public opinion there
Hitler's serfs have succeeded in theii
tactics in so many places that theJ
find it hard TO accept any other atti.
tude on the part of minority PEG.
pies.
| What has happened, however, j.
basis for Qualification here and anon:
Americas allies because it indicate
added and growing hostility to tn
German theory of government ant
Of national life. II is that rising It'd,
of opposition and luminosity that on,
day will make a tremendous contri
. button 10 ultimate and total defea
/, OF the enemies OF human libert,
: in the world.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23
10 the Right Source

~ .acu away 70 49, inside page
yesterday Na- a 500, ,.t Of a story
".lch .n IS .a. analysis ranked
by '...'. .r..~r the mos, important
70! TIE doy. I ,ad hat all white
ard .pInrcd clpoIs in Wilson coun-
Z? ".H 'oyp'c one minute each
day .. prayer FOR the men in the
..l... md for success of the right
"'. ...sc II aid nothing about
WATSON the counryseat: only the
county.
y few weeks ago there was some
indication mat an effort he made for
one "l ,ND minutes Of pause in Hen
d"rDn a; midday each day for a
prayer and meditation for this same
cause. What further has been or is
being done about this has not beer
announced. But VIC can hope that
the idea will yet bear fruit.
These things may for some have
the ring Of sissiness or fanaticism
But mos" who would 50 designate
the movement are among the large
group who have led or joined tht
march away from the essentials o
life. Because of their attitude of in.
difference and their absorption il
pursuing the Injuries and materia
things they covct to exclusion of al
else, they have persistently refuse,
to turn their thoughts and energie
toward allegiance to their Creator
This has been the way OF the world
and see where the world is today
on the verge of catastrophe and col
lapse.
Could it be that so~1e leadershi
somewhere in the Wilson count
school system has pointed lie wa
and is holding high the torch7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23
Forecasts of Doom

A days accounting Of German vio-
lence and ui ,yr -lywly descending
name .: re;-iu.'.ru 10y MAJ! de-
precautions are impressive tor THEN
portentS OF the ,.uvr. y na;.o.
| which III three .,I:s deliberately
daughters two auau.cd thousand
peaceful Citizens a.. .uu;ucr vUun-
~ need not hope .,. expect Il
Scape penalty ui >,wy sort. III the
cry nature OF thing.
But wha, is more SERIOUS and of
more immediate CONSEQUENCE. II re-
ports are reaSonab.: ayy...',. l. the
rapidly deterioratIuS s;.,c a. puDlIc
"calth IN the reich. Il l. -,.>. $ max
ny heavy inroadS sue. u.s. under
ground. and roundabout. gu; ..-cLi.-
"o reliable" reports .Iyc &. the
Rome front cannot w.:..;."l The
strain indefinitely longrv
German battle losses r.-, be
terrific. both III killed ana IS ..ud-
ed. The story has it that o.p a.., 4>
vel. be- killed outright a. :. .v St
:IouS.y wounded. for so Little .,:rn-
'"n can De given the ImJurrf Bat
"!ih that, doctors are So ,,N and
5" over-wOrked and hosp.;... ,-
crowded that civilians receive .::.g
attention Tor their ailments u..!
soldiers are cared for. The, .r.
simply not enough facilities 10 .,.,,,
both needs.
l. = wei! enough TO bear in m.-G
"' course. that these reports are Dis
NiDuied from Allied sources ON the
OASIS OF data collected by them or
oy governments in exile from Ger
m"n-cuntrollcd countries. In ,hrr,
i probably included much w.sni,.i
lAHN!nG. As Tor executions, though
enough mas been proclaimed by the
Germans themselves to conI 1t the
AAI.S OF the most heinous crimes OF
m, character in all history. one d;ry
'n"y must and shall receive the
Judgment OF righteous men and ma
lions :or this policy.
Taken ali together. these reports
and stories do carry their OWE sig
n'iicancc. And that significance
points 10 certain and ultimate day
81 reckoning which when !; comes
MI! DE terrible enough. Ii is ours To-
lend every energy and resource 20
s;enlng conditions thai will put
an end 10 such practices. However
p.eccmca!, tales that are leaking ont
II tie MAJ! country are forecasts Of
coming doom.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

basement. When '.g article was
found the salesman. q. IDENTITY think
ing il was wanted ... servants
room. and misiah.n- the racial
identity %! the b Yer. remarked.
That = good enou-I 10. any mig
ger" We could no; Dat wonder how
many people there "." who fee. tina;
most anything is god enough for
a negro. Grown people ave like
chl!dr'". II hey arc made to believe
nothing Is expected e.: them hey
are not going TO dc mich.
Some Years ago the writer was ~
tending "a great foreign missionary
meeting II Pittsburgh. Pa. \ re-
turned missionary from India vas
telling lis about the casts IN India
and how definitely the lines were
drawn. He said they even have
separate drinking fountains in the
public pl. ccS fOr the untouChables
and the higher classes. The reader
Will KIN W where the mind OF the
writer went. not to India. but to the
courthouse IN Vance county. The
writer had an opportunity TO speak
10 that group. but he had too much
pride and good Will 10 tel. them they
would not have TO 90 TO India Ia see
separate drinking fountains. Every
time a negro secs those two drinking
fountains in our cOrrthouSe-the
house Of juStiCe-hc wonders if
the person or persons who were re-
Spons.olc for putting them in there
did not feel just about as the Ra-
leigh salesman felt when ne said
That is good enough for n niger"
Il we mus have two drinking foun-
taIns. Why not have them equal in
every respect?
Tho feeling Of the writer is that
any backward or minority group
should be So encouraged by others
that they would feel they could and
were expected TO be the best of
citizens. Though there may be Of
forts TO block the way md handi-
caps found in the way. yet if one
. feels he is the captain of his own
soul he can rise above them all and
be in the world what God wants
, him to be.
Pfc. Harvey Manning Cradle was
awarded the soldiers medal by Gen
cral Douglas NJ cArthur for bravery
He swan through flames Of burning
gasoline and waves 10 save our SOL
| diers. Thousands of men nd BOYS
with black faces arc going 10 bat.
| tie to save all Americans from the
iron heel of Hitler and the cruel
hand of the Japs. Is just anythine
good enough for these men?
Our good President said in ar
address few weeks ago, 1T is the
nope of the new gcncration-and the
generations that are TO come-hope
Tor new lite that can be lifed in
freedom nd justice and decency.
II the good people Of this country
VIII back the President up in this
nope there need be no fear of race
trouble now or in the future.
All the negroes of this countr,
want Justice in the courts. an cut,a
opportunity to earn living. ar
equal opportunity TO educate their
children and fair play along al
lines.
+ J. A. COTTON.
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

does not matter VINO assumes aueC-
ton OF the movement: what is all
important Is that the undertaking.
get under way and then spread
throughout the nation as an out
pouring .. the hearts and Royalties of
great people 10 the Maker of the
Universe This i the major need
and creates responsibility III this
time OF universal crisis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

]. One who has sailed or claims nc
has sailed on all the seas.
2. The Pittsburgh of Russia" (bc-
cause its steel works..
3. No. (Under so they CAM
4. True.
5. Spanish.
6. Petroleum.
7. 81.
8. An outcast.
8. Territory of Hawaii.
10. Four.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

The world series this year has the
man at the next desk stumped. For
the life OF him, he can't figure out
whether the Yanks will win in
four games or five.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

FOR RENT: STORE BUILDING RE
Gently occupied by the Mems Shn,,
Complete modern fixtures inciyd.
cd. Apply To S. S. Stevenson. Hon
dcrSon. go -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

LOOK AT THESE GOOD USED
cars: oil Chevrolet Coach with
radio and heater; 1887 Ford Tudor,
90 horse power, special at $3.50. 90;
1887 Ford Coach, 60 horsepower;
good buy at S295.0O; 1885 Ford
coupe, clean as a pin, priced at
$4,000. Several good Model A
Fords at $4,000 10 $500 each. A
look will convince you these are
real values. Candler-Palmer Motor
Company. 4-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23
OTHERS VIEWS
THE ELEANOR CLUB"

sanizatjon any ,,.l,,r, i'm, i nlaprad
10 stir IN in f.r,.n, bc,vnc, no
races. il should 49,. .,r,,y hc disc,,r-
aged but shn,l5 ~. .riprrn.Snd !,
is renorted ,r.., .....,. ,,.,,.,,s ma,
Mrs Ele,n,,. 20. ,rn rt.s,
LADY of tho I,,t ......, ;, , c,I,rnd
audience -, S,i.-,..,. y = n,,d
th., some of III, .r...,j ,,,,rr, diI
proceed 10 ors,n..a .,.n,. ,bry ,yrr.
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organizing ,ry ,.-4 .. ,r,b ,,.r;,!,
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between tho ,..,c.- r..... .,.,..., L.,.. ~
wavs been Iovy, g.. .., S;,,.s and
| Stripes and b,. n..,. ....r, ,r,,, ,ho
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var No. = I'm Inc u,..........,r,.v ,,.,,.
negro shed frs. ~ a rlcrr stand.
now 4 statue ,n ~, .,.,..-.,., " Ens.
ton Commons NJ r....., Mass I,
every war where the. ...f,.,,, man has
"a fight, the negro ... .,i,rh. sid,
bv side with hin,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

STOP THOSE LEAKS BEFORE
winter comes. Our plastic crr,r,',
Will do the job, then coat over ,,.r
our asbestos roof coating 49,.
coating first quality IN = gaI ,.,,..
AT roe gal. Alex 5. Watkins al.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

FOR RENT: TWO FURNISIIlI,
rooms and kitchcnctte. Ijrn,.
water. and phone free. Phone d.,
or call 566 Rowland ST o.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

DON'T WAlT-BUI YOUR Gov
eminent war damage insurance
from Gates Insurance Agency,
Phone 500, Homer building. 2O-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

OIL SifOES-LIKE OLD FRIENDS
always wear best. Let us rebuiin
your old shoes without losing then
comfort. Phone All. We call for
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair
If
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

WANTED: TWO YOUNG WHITE
men preferably married with chill
drcn 10 do General Service Station
Work or as Tankwagon Salesman.
Apply To- j. &. Mann on Friday OF
Saturday Of this week. Henderson
NulcanlZIng Company. 22-zti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23
WANT ADS
Get Results

WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER AND
do nice work on your old shoes.
Try H.. Phone 246-J. Carolina
Shoe shop. next To- y. and u. 22-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

USE VITA VAR FOR EVERY
painting need. It's the highest quHi-
ity paint-yct il sells at the lowest
price. Tanner Roofing Co, phone
COG. Wyche street. lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries, quality western
meats. fresh fruits and vegetables
from Herbcrt's Yellow Front,
phone 432 for free delivery. 2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

GOING OFF TO SCHOOL? LET
the Henderson Daily Dispatch fol-
low you. Keep up with what the
gang is doing. s. for the school
year, but il must be paid before
paper starts. Circulation Dcp,
Henderson Dispatch. 8-l2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

Buy War Savings Stamps or Bonds
Today!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

WANTED: GOOD MODEL y FORD.
Phone 233-W, Henderson, N. c.
23-l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

FOR SALE AT ONCE: STEFl.
Bridge Cafe fixtures - counter.
tables and chairs. range. dishes.
Mrs. V. b. Hewitt, Steel Brid@"
Cafe, No. highway 23-4l!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

WANTED TO BUY USED EEn
Springs, will pay up to $500
Address Springs" care dis.
patch or call 6lO and lr,y,
name and address. % -;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

..'-i -- n.' "'" temptation. but dc
..r. . .... c. Nati. Glib.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

FOR RENT: ONE FIVE ROOM
house with bath and garage, un
oxford road. Apply Citizens Realty
X Loan Co, phone 628, 500. q.
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

WANTED: FIVE EXPERIENCED
mattresses. Good working cond!-
tons. Apply at Capitol Cafe. 22-2'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23
HELP WANTED: MAN or WON.

HELP WANTED: MAN OR WOM-
an. 25 10 30 draft exempt for de-
livery sales and collection work.
Earnings $50 TO $50 per week.
salary and commission plus bonus
for new business. We furnish car
and expenses. Permanent w0r,.
with excellent opportunity lor ad-
vanccmcnt. Jewel Tea Co. Inc.
Write Mr.. y. NJ. Leonard. GA Gar
nett ST. Henderson, giving quail
ficatiOnS. 2l-Gtl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

WANTED BY COUPLE WITH TWO
children: small furnished apart
mcnt near primary school. TcIc-
phone l43, Mrs. A. b. Windham.
!. 23-2U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

| INVITE ALL OF MY FRIENDS
to come and see me at the Ill
Shell Service Station. II Will be
pleasure To serve you. Next To
White House Restaurant. Sam IL.
Allen. 22-.ul
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

LET w. p. SMILEY SERVE YOU
with the best in all kinds of sand
Wichcs and lunches at the City
Sandwich Shop, phone 146-W.
23-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23
WANT ADS
Get Results

TOBACCO GROWERS, GET yO,;n
Pack Urn Insurance. ioIR
Rates reasonable. Citizens us.
q Trust Co, Insurance Dcnnr,
pR.f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-23

DOUGLAS AND BOB FAiE,-,.-
VIII appreciate your coal and 49,:
orders. Phone 260 for quality "n w."
ana wood. Prompt service - as
faikner and Son, Phone 2GU w.
ci-,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

Dr.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
oA'y' and then only through
MS column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14
ON BRIDGE

AS soon as he knew from,
North's Blackwood responses that
his partner had the three missing
aces and the n missing king,
South reckoned that this was Van
entine's Day. indeed; so away he
jumped into grand slam. And look
what befell him?
West led his heart 2, and South
counted up. Two sure tricks in
spades, three in hearts, two in dia-
monds and three in clubs made
only ten, and he had to get three
more. Even if the diamond fnesse
would work and the suit also
would divide three-three in the de-
tenders hands. those two breaks
would still leave him one short of
his goal. There was not even any
sense in trying for the diamond
breaks.
So South tried his only possible
chance-to find the missing clubs
divided evenly. SO he scored the
heart A and X, the club Q, the
spade X, the club A and K. When
West discarded on that, he knew
he was beaten. He gave up a club,
took his medicine and, We hope,
learned a lesson from the hand.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14
Your Weekend Lesson

Why IS it that some Of the
country's leading players prefer
not to use any artificial conven-
tons for helping them in the bid
ding Of slams? What is the great.
est advantage they consider that
gives them, to offset the lack of
specific information about aces
and kings which could be fur
nlshed by the artificial methods?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

We ned of physical chemistry.
~ ~, pfedlctlon is coming near to
imminent IN the use of radioactive
"IreAls to study living processes.
ffobably the most useful tool
W research since the discovery
u 'Ae MICROSCOPE is the way this
eS method is described by Dr..
'vseph &, Hamilton, of the Uni
"s'y OF California. If 50 II is
y'ch,maklng indeed, because the
%~1ooocNon Of the microscope
Sye Us the sciences of pathology
msAe science of disease-of bac-
s!O'osy' the cause of infectious
s.S the fertilization of the
s.I' OF embryology, the develop
%si' Oh !lvlng creatures from the
r.Ae Of fertilization, of heredity,
minute anatomy, a third of the
4, "s''ce OF diagnosis, and through
%s study of unicellular forms Of
ms. elIhched the evidence for evo-
identifies Chemical Elements
She idea of the new tool is NOT
h 10 gXplain in a popular way.
| am not sure | understand
IL from just reading about
0'I am going to have a look
me Of its operations next
tsa. 4 sort of tracer which iden-
ss chemical elements with far
chew sensltlvity than ordinary
ts IIlcal analysis. A chemical in
AZ oOdy which is not ordinarily
h ,IaEc'ive is made radioactive.
"a -, a's process it does not ease
1r r' Just as it ordinarily does.
ba .'Tn, for instance, enters into
1Ss1 cells, attracts oxygen, etc.
characterization does no harm
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14
Radioactive Elements q Help
h Study Of Body Chemistry

to the body tissues but makes them
luminous, oil at least luminous in a
radioactive way so that their func-
tons can be watched.
For instance, the element phos-
phorus which is present in all cells
Of the body has been so studied.
The cells can be seen giving off and
taking up the radioactive phos-
phorus. The old saying that fish is
a brain food is based on the fact
that both the brain and fish con-
tain a somewhat large amount of
phosphorus.
.tefutes Idea
The e tool again refutes the
idea about the brain food value of
trout Il understand that on a
QUESTIONABLE several school teach
+ thought that was true) by
showing that the exchange of
phosphorus in the brain is far less
than in the muscles and away far
less than in the bones, which use
IS per cent of the body's phos-
phOruS in the form of calcium
phosphorus.
Some trials have been made in
the use of neutrality-suspicious. in
leukemla, a form of blood disease.
Fascinating is the thought that
insect metabolism can be studied
this way. The beating of an in
sect's wings must indicate an
astonishing release of energy md
of how it is done we know nothing.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
l.. X: Are hot Epson Salt baths
harmless for reducing weight?
Answer: Hot EPSON Salt baths
often cause a very severe state of
mild shock and low blood pressure
IN some people. If You are not
subject to THIS kind of result. they
will do you no harm, but they {,
not reduce weight. All you lose is
the water and salt in the perspira-
ton.
EDITORS NOTE DR.. Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for IL cents.
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and a self-adiresSed envelope
stamped with Il three-cent stamp, to Dr.
Logan ClcnGeu'np. in care OF this paper.
The pamphlets are Three Weeks Reduc-
ing Diet indigestion and Constipation.
Reducing and Gaining. ~"Iufant Feed
ing. instructions for the Treatment Of
Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene" and Tho
Care Of the Hair and Skin,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-14

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