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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-06

FRESh MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. Herbert's Vel
low Front. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-06

WANTED-SECOND COOK, MAN
or woman. Vance Hotel. I-e,'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-06
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DUE TO DELIVERY CURTAU-
mcnts we cannot accept coal or
wood orders for less than 50
Thank you for your coopcration
ii. o. Falliner & Son, phone 26o
6-tt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-06

MINED HARDWOOD FOR SALE
cut in heater lengths: delivered.
Contact +. l.. Marrow. Townsville.
N. c. 6-pti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-06

CLOSEOUT LOT OF BEAUTIFUL
pattern wall paper. Regular price
l5c 10 3Oc. Close out l0c per roll.
Your choice. Watkins Hdw. Co
5-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-06

BLOOD TESTED BABY CHICKS
for immediate delivery. Hcnder-
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-06

FOR RENT TWO LARGE CON
Meeting unfinished rooms. lights.
water. phone. garage furnished.
One block from Post Office. Apply
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JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD AS
phalt shingles and roll roofing, also
roof paint and cement. Watkins
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-06

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with medical payment coveragu.
Call our office for revised rates.
Insurance Department, Citizens
Bank and Trust Company. 23-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28
Weed Control
Program Planned

Results of new labor saving
method of controlling weeds in
onions will be seen at a meeting at
the Labrucherie ranch in the Mt.
Signal district at 10 a. m. Saturday.
The meeting is sponsored by the
county agricultural commissioners
office and the farm advisors Of
flee
The weed killing agent 81 a yell
low cresol dye used as a spray, it
was explained The dye slowly
poisons and rots plant tissues it
can wet and adhere to. 1t is selec-
tive in its action, adhereing to and
destroying many broad leaved
weeds but does not. adhere. TO cer-
tain crop plants, including onions,
garlic, grains. flax, corn, peas, and
siZ-weeks old alfalfa seedlings.
The Labrucherie ranch is one and
n half miles west of Lyons crossing
and fourth Of mile north.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28
Chinese Sailor to
Get British Medal

CHUNGKING, Oct. % CUPo -
Poon Linn. Chinese sailor who spent
1873 days alone on a raft in the
North Atlantic, was reported today
TO have arrived at northern port in
England enroute TO London where
he will receive the British empire
medal from King George VI.
Poon Inns time spent on the raft
is believed to be the longest on
record in this war.
He will be decorated by King
George for exceptional courage
fortitude and resoluteness." Ano
also will be rewarded by the
Chinese government.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28
Little Hope Held
For Baby with
Peculiar AiIment

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %. CUP
Skilled heart surgeons OF New
Orleans Medical Center today gave
some hope to Cpl. Delbert Dale
Stewart, of Baltimore, Md, whose
three-month-old daughter, Marilyn
was suffering from a transpositior
of arteries which resulted in q
reverse flow of blood.
Corporal Stewart stationed al
the port of embarkation here. hao
appealed to the surgeon general
of the United States, army doctors
and the medical profession in gen.
eral for help in saving the life Of
his baby daughter.
HAD SAVED SOME
Although physicians in Baltimore
said an operation would be fruit
less, heart surgeons in New Or
leans reported they had saved the
lives of several persons with trans
posed heart arteries.
One doctor said:
'.An important factor in any such
operation is the completeness of the
transposition. In babies there is
the chance that natures prenatal
bypass connection of the arteries
Is still open. 1t is surgically possible
to tie off this connection
1t was brought out that man
in New Orleans still was alive after
more than 40 years in such a condi-
ton, although he is slightly blue.
Cpl. Stewart said his wife had
written him that the family physi-
clan had told her, your baby's
heart condition is incompatible with
life. How the child has survived
this long is impossible to say"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28
FLAG
OVER THE
PLOW

times they don't have all the facts.
We don't want to give you alibis
but here is an instance where we
started working in plenty of time.
worked hard and didn't get much
result.
This is the story of ammunition.
We knew from last years ex-
perience that there would be heavy
crop damage by birds this year.
Ducks and other birds were increas-
ing and ammunition for farmers
was getting scarcei'.
PRESENTED FACTS
So in April We presented the facts
to the powers that be" through
the state war board. Soon after,
war boards of other counties sent in
similar reports. The result was
nothing. Washington stood pat
on the existing procedures that had
worked hardship last year.
In July the state war board and
the highest WPB officials on the
Coast worked out a suggested pro-
cedure for farmers TO get the am
munition they needed as the need
developed Under this plan. the
farmer would not have to sit and
watch the birds get fat while his
appeal for few shells went to
Washington and back.
The program was sent to Wash
ington, backed by representations
from the war food administration
The result was-nothing. Washing
ton stood pat"
In August it was submitted again.
Result-nothing.
All that the farmers could do,
when the birds caught them with
their guard down. was to follow the
old procedure. Their requests were
commonly taking six weeks to get
back to them and then were ap-
proved for only a small percentage
of their needs.
BIRDS FATTER
The birds got fatter and the
farmers grayer.
So many complaints were dumped
on the desk5 in Washington, then,
that someone in Washington"
thought up plan to take care of
the emergency and WPB notified
the county war board to that effect.
We are promised that after
survey" the ammunition will be
available Immediately. Of course,
large part of the crop damage is
done now.
(Since this was written shells
have arrived in the county,
An interesting point is that this
gorgeous new plan is the very
same one that west coast WPB men
and the state war board suggested
last July.
That's the story Of ammunition.
We could change a few words and
make it the story of carrots. Or
the story of flax combines.
Our hope is that Washington will
learn as much from these eX-
periences as we have and that next
year each of these situations will
be taken care of before it is too
late.
Then we can have time to work
on the other problems that never
came close to solution, like, for in
stance, use of desert coolers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28

B.v is marvellous modern product of meat for
use where the favor and satisfaction of meat are
desired. Use B-V to give extra meat flavor to all
your soups, gravies, stews and casserole dishes.
B-V makes hearty, stimulating hot drink, too
And, remember this delicious BV meat flavor
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28

LONDON, Oct. % (UP) - The
lifting of censorship restrictions by
Washington authorities permitted
disclosure today that American
filters repatriated from German
prison camps brought back stories
of being spat upon, stoned and
otherwise maltreated by German
civilians angered by the fury of Al
lied air raids.
Tech. Sgt. Norman C. Goodwin of
Bradford, Mass, who was shot down
in the raid on Bremen June %, said
he heard of civilians shooting at
airmen as they parachuted from
wrecked planes.
The Americans also said that all
Germans with whom they talked,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28

including members of the army,
we're praying for the end of the war
end predicting that it would come
ring the first or second month Of
1914.
FIRST TELL ST0RIES
The americans first told their
stories upon their arrival at Liver
pool Tuesday from Germany by
way of Sweden, but American
censorship prevented their publica-
ton until today.
Sgt Benjamin Spring of Denver,
who was shot down near Hamburg
during the Anglo American "blitz"
on Germanys second city July "a
Aug. 2, said German civilians
stoned him and other captured
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28
Long Vacations
For Schools Urged

WASHINGTON. Oct % up
The office of Defense TranSporta-
ton today recommended longer
Christmas vacations for prep school
and college students to prevent
interference with the heavy volume
of military and essential CIVILIAN
travel.
The ODT suggested to school au-
thorities the following two alterna-
tives. emphasizing that the flrst
would be preferable.
l. Release students not later than
Dec. Is and not require them to re-
turn before Jan. II; or
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28

Nozi Mistreutment Told

American airmen and threw hot
coffee over them.
Guards told the prisoners they
would give them their guns if civil
ians attempted to shoot the filters,
Spring said. ne man raised his
hand to hit Spring, he said, but a
soldier interv5red.
HIT BY STONE
Lieut.. Pau l.,ank of st. Louis,
Mo, navigator on the Fortress
Butch" was hit by stone, Spring
said.
Staff Sgt. Milton Williams of
Omaha, who bailed out near
Bremen, said he was surrounded by
a dozen angry Germans when he
landed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28
APPETIZING, SATISFYING MEAT FLAVOR
and NO POINTS NEEDED

is boiut free. Get B-V at once. Use the recipes
given here and those in the FREE RECIPE
FOLDER that comes with B-V Serve your family
delicious meat-favored dishes TWICE EVERY
DAY, and still save red points, BY is nutritious
too F.. especially rich in iron and ribohavin.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28
many NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging backaols
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
OF their trouble may be tired kidneys.
Inc kidneys are Natures chief way of tax
ing the excess acids and waste out Of the blood.
ihey heip most people pass about3 pints a day.
poisonous matter to remain in vour blood II
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains, leg pains, loss Of pep and energy. get
tng up nights, swelling, puffiness under ths
eyes. headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
s sean.y passaees with smarting and burning
WITH your kidneys or bladder.
N. pon waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over az
years: They give happy relief and will held the
waste T from M x1oney nos tuoeS flush out poisonous
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28
New Grapefruit
Plant Opens Here

A .new grapefruit packing plant
in the valley has been opened By
Lester Knapp, well known valley
citrus grower, who has formed a
partnership with Ed j. Smith,
wholesale and produce merchant of
San Diego. Knapp announced
Thursday.
The men have purchased the
property of Sawdey and Hunt south
of the Fred Bright shed
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28
Men, Women !! Old at
40, 50, 60! Get Pep
rssI Years Younger ,FuIIof

x,ss,'t n, ams exhausted WORKOUT rundown feeling
on youf aee ThousaEds amazed At what mus
pepping up with u~treh VIII 90; Sontslns ke.s,S ks,
foa,lcs al fu needed after 4O-hy bodies lacking
tror calcium phospha,f Attamin 81 lntroductoigg
siHe 0strrS Tonic Tablets ptlp 55c Whs zee gu out
NJ Cenigp al Clements Drug
Fer sale al al drug stores eVeryNhere-In
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28

Mix together 2 qts. soft bread
crumbs (packed). 2 eggs. tbsp. fat,
" tsp. sage, 2 tbsp. minced onion.
l tsp. By dissolved in l tbsp. hot
water. Add milk to moisten. Stuff in
poultry or meat and bake in creased
pan 80 min. at 350' F. Serves 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28

Soak cup split peas overnight.
Add a cups sliced carrots, VI cup
celery, u cup onion. 6 tsp. B-V and
cups water. Simmer l hr. Sieve.
measure, add water to make 6 cups.
thicken with 2 tbsp. flour. Serves 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-28

BY the Imperial County USDA
War Board Information Editors
People frequently criticize the
county USDA war board when it
looks like criticism is due, and
that's as it should be. But some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
letters to the Editor

that the labor unions are JUS
titled in their criticism against
him.
Rickenbacker made 10 pro-
poSals how TO speed up war
production and eliminate labor
strikes as well as absenteeiSm.
Surprising as il may seem. not
one of the proposals were di-
rected against the employers.
All proposals were directed
against the employees and the
unions, and how 10 curb the
unions authority, and how TO
give more freedom TO the en-
ployer in his dealings with the
employe.
/ agree with many OF the pro-
posals made in that radio talk
but it just cannot be possible
that one group (the unions) are
always wrong and the other
group (the employer is always
a symbol of righteousness.
When you make statements
like that, can there be any
wonder why the labor unions
consider your patriotic utter
ances a mere subterfuge, and
that you are really the manu-
featured front to discredit the
labor movement
PHILIP r. MILLER,
124l0 Stringham court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

country has these songs A?
(a) Men of Harlech"; (b) The
Soldiers Song; (c) Xxi Ma
Ga"
name is given to-(a)
temporary loss of memory? CD
the insignia of the United States
Army medical corps? (c) the
parliament of Iceland?
What do you know about the
American Revolution (a) In
W h a { year did it end? CD
Where did the Minute Men first
fight? (c) What were the SYM
pathizers with England called l.?
states do these statues
represent ta) Lewis Cass; (b)
Daniel Webster; (c) Hannibal
Hamlin.
yes or no-(a) Is An
DORA in the Pyrennes or Alps :?
(b) Is Chile on the east or west
coast of South America? (c)
Did Latvia belong to Prussia
or Sweden?
Name a state ending in the
letters-(a) are; CD ida; (c)
sin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
A Pioneer Retires

THE auomotive world read with regret that Joseph E.
Fields had retired from the Chrysler Corp. To the
Detroit of busy industries, his retirement will
little stir But the Detroit of the automotve days
of production and vast sales his meant much
Joe Fields is pioneer in Americas greatest industry
He had important role in making the industry the
nations greatest 1t he and other sales-minded men
who argued that production is the result of mass
selling and not the reverse.
Mr.. Fields blazed the trail for much of the
chandisng and advertising that built the industry to its
height
He entered the automotve field in 1908 when he
joined the late Hugh Chalmers Later he became of
the early associates of the late Walter p. Chrysler 1t
with Chrsler that his energetic resourcefulness
into full flower His sound dealer organization stands
a tribute to his 35 years in the industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Let Us Demand a Pledge
Or Freedom for Poland

Upon receiving news Russia had broken off
- her diplomatic the Polish exile the state
Department a Washington formally ad
1T regret that we learn of this development"
I,as reaction" reported editorav the DAILY
Mail as follows
depoable and the other Allies should seek
possible of mendng it
OF course SHOULD regret" the
OF course Aies"-man country Great Britain
-SIIOJL Id take az o mend the rift
proper the only possible according the
prior r1onoucem Mr. Churchill Mr. Roosevelt from
DEPENDABLE GUARANTY of the COMPLETE INTEGRITY
OF Poland
What other action be
fulfilled?
How can ANY of -four prevail of
Nations is be deprived of ALL frcedom2
THE UNITED fighting berty-and liberty
they be subservient Russian tyranny
than German tyranny.
country England sending quantities
and munitions and supplies to Russiah materials that
have the supposedly the belief that Soviet Russia
Loyalty supports the
diplomatic with Poland
nmatons from Moscow that perhaps this assumption mistaken
indicated that the entire territories of the former Baltic
republics would be retained the Union with portions of
Finland and Free Poland.
previous declarations Mocow sudden denunaon
that Russia will
bring of Poland well the Battles
obtained Russia her
exchange necessary
provinces millions her people from
Naz domination.
NOV is for a full and effective understanding.
~ the United wholly their
they will
pledge this will be shall bloody triumph
of Communist despotism
And Soviet Russia is either grateful such pledge will
not be withheld
having ALL
freedoms fighting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

Tense plant or at some defense
job, and figure you are doing
your part TO win the war. Well,
you are not! What about the
morale of our fighting men?
Who is going to keep that up?
He can't keep it up by himself.
He likes TO know that some
one is thinking of him besides
his immediate family. Som e
boys have no family. No father
or mother 10 write them. II is
your patriotic duty 10 write to
our boys in the service.
So, write 10 them, our boys,
your boys, our fighting men.
Keep them happy as they can
be while they are away from
home, away from their loved
ones. Maybe they have no one
10 love them. but certainly they
would be glad 10 hear from
YOU!
Do I have to 90 on day after
dav. along with many more pos
tai clerks, saying, No and
killing their spirit? It's up to
you to Keep them happy as
we'll as TO Keep them flying. 3"
PFC. ID. ID. GILBERT,
Moab, Group a.,
HqSq., USING,
MOjave, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Quick Questions

What u. s. President is identi-
fed with the title odd Hick-
Dry?
2-What American general is af-
fectionately known as "Old
Blood and Cuts?
3-What phrase describes naming
in sequence the 81 points of the
compass?
4-Who composed these popular
songs: white Christmas, Tea
for TWO" ?
SIN L. S. gold coin, what is the
worth OF a double eagle?
6-FiniSh Horace Greeley's famous
statement. Go West. young
man, and"
What is the worlds tallest
q monument?
ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company at 1225 Times Square. Detroit
Michigan.
Entered at Detroit, Mich, as Second Class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
New Substitute
For Rubber
PARAGON Called Superior
to Natural Product
BY GOBIND BEHARI LAL

BY GOBIND BEHARI LAL
International News Service Science Editor
A NEW synthetic rubber,
n PARAGON, has been developed
through the application of
new chemical method for pro-
ducing long chain molecules.
Two research chemists Of the
r ell Telephone laboratories,
Drs. Charles S. Fuller and Bur-
nard s. Biggs, have led the way
in the new development.
They synthesized a rubber
substitute which was named
PARAGON, and submitted it for
the consideration of the Baruch
rubber committee and the WPB.
PARAGON, the production Of
which has already been started,
was found to possess the fol-
lowing properties:
While it ''looks and feels like
ordinary rubber" it is better
than natural rubber as regards
resistance 10 heat, light and oxi-
dalton. Also, it offers high re-
sistance TO oil or gasoline.
In the raw state it can be
moulded into all sorts OF shapes
with extraordinary ease.
an THE whole. according to
" DIS. Fuller and Biggs, para
con fulfills special needs OF war
and peace requirements not
easily satisfied by natural rub
Der and many of the we'll known
rubber substitutes.
Technically there Is an i'm
portant feature of PARAGON
synthesis:
The process involves two in
termediate steps that is to say,
two types of materials are first
evolved
One type of material can be
derived from vegetable sources,
such as castor OIL cottonseed oil
or corn oil, as we'll as from coal
or petroleum. The other type of
material is derived from coal or
petroleum.
Because of the intermediate
processes. it is possible TO pro-
duce tailored varieties" of para
con-special forms of the new
material endowed with partic-
ular qualities.
For example, by certain manip-
ulations of the intermediate
materials a synthetic PARAGON
rubber can be evolved which
resists extremely low tempera-
lures most admirably.
hrs. FULLER and Biggs do
~ not employ the we'll known
method of "polymerizing'-li
ing "unsaturated' chemically
dissatisfied hydrocarbon MOLE
cules-to form the long chain
molecules characteristic of plas-
tics and rubbers.
Instead of hydrocarbons, poly
ester molecules are used; and
these are condensed" that is
chemically damned together, by
the elimination of water MOLE
cules.
The new principle of producing
long chain molecules itself opens
larger vistas of research and
industry than those known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such re-
marks and paying 81 for each
published.
Todays 81 goes TO Mrs. Theresa
Schneider, Saginaw. who reported
the visit of her daughter TO a
dentist.
What kind Of n filling do you
want 2" asked the dentist.
Chocolate" the child replied.
Mail your favorite child's saying
to Bright Sayings of Children, The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
TO THE EDITOR:

CONSIDERABLE praise and
~ criticism has been heaped
upon the person of Ricken-
hacker, who has become ma
tional hero. National heroes,
however, have been known 10
be very wrong in the past and
could be wrong in the present,
Mr.. Rickenbacker, Judging from
his public utterances, does seem
10 be wrong inasmuch as his
criticism about the war produc-
ton efforts are too one-sided.
always admired Ricken-
hacker and greatly sympathized
with him when the unions
abused him after his Detroit
radio address. But when / re-
Gently heard his address before
the Ohio legislators, l confess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

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