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" MATURE HAS PROVIDED
'''A A REMEDY" for
sufferers of poison ivy, poison oak
or similar conditions. It's Homoeo-
Evening star., 1943-08-08

If you are in quest of the unusual and
don't know where to find it-consult
Helene. She will be delishted to assist YOU,
Evening star., 1943-08-08
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" RLEss THEIR TNsoLEs"
there are no other
shoes like CONFORMAL SHOES,
built with Plastic Insoles"-and
Evening star., 1943-08-08

there you are.
Hot popovers are served with week
day and Sunday dinners. Dinners,
$1.25 to $2.75. Located at 9th st.
and the River. Phone RE. 1868.
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" r EGARDLEsS OF WHAT
THE WEATHER BU-
REAU PREDICTS"-the tempera-
ture at o'DONNELL's SEA GRILL
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" HEAVEN WON'T HELP
THE POOR WORK
ING GAL" but the STELOS
COMPANY will! II you own a
Evening star., 1943-08-08

mainder Of the sum-
mer-and get them
at ROSS SATURN.
coupon free! OF fine
cotton gabardine-
they come in all
colors to match your
wardrobe. Priced at
$495 and $5.95. Try
them on in air-con-
It4;~~AI
Evening star., 1943-08-08

dress, coat or
suit that has
been damaged
by moth holes,
cigaret burns or
snags don't
discard It'll The
skilled weavers
will Inweave or
r e W e av e the
damaged spo t
ca that fha rer,
Evening star., 1943-08-08

1923 CONN. AVE. Open daily 9 to
6; Thursdays . to 9. Located half
block below Dupont Circle.
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=" TAKE AN ELEVATOR"
to the millinery
salon Of LOUIS, (formerly of
Maison's). Let him use his creative
Evening star., 1943-08-08

P e n n. A ve.
street car, get
of at Wash
ington Circle,
W a TX q bit
d o W n N e W
H q m p S hire
A We a n d
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" A N ADVENTURE IN THE
REALM of good food
awaits you at THE TOP
FOUNDER, that enchanting little
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6 CUSAN JOY Is READY
o FOR YOU AND FALL"
The most enchanting dresses, suits
and coats are arriving daily at
mrs IArT
Evening star., 1943-08-08

PHARMACY. 724 1lth ST. NV.
Phone MA. 1895.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

so that the repair is not visible to
the naked eye. 613 18th ST.
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L" HAVE YOUR SHOES
and coupon, too"
Wear pair Of unrationed "Casuals"
or FREEDOM" shoes for the re-
Evening star., 1943-08-08

i" ITS COOL DOWN ON
THE RIVER" at
THE WATER GATE INN. Yet.
It's right here in town. Take any
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
Sc CORRERA Ell KENTU'
X DERBY DE 1913

Chicago, Feb. 12.-El gobier-
no ha dado su aprobacion al
Kentucky Derby de 1913, bajo
los planes del coronel Matt Win
La direction de Churchill
Downs limitara la venta de BIZ
lletes de entrada al "area de los
tranvfas" v seran cumplidos to-
dos los requerimientoS de la O.
dicina de Transportation para
la Defensa.
Winn, que tiene 81 amos, de-
seaba que ell Derby Sc corriese,
a pesar de la guerra.
Miles de eartas V telegramas
Sc lie mandaron de TODD ell pals,
aconsejandole que no suspendie
seel Derby.
Es possible, segun VIM, que
el hip6dromo pierda 100000.
mi unico deseo es que no Sc in
terrumpa la carrera annual.
Ell seryicio de tranyias pom
dra en- ciculaci6n $50 de sus
"carros", de modo que ell pGbli-
co de Louisville pueda asistir.
va Sc sabe que participaran
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

I'm ejemplar exce,ente y muy
popular, Never Rcll, gan6 la nc
vena carrera de anodhe EN- q
Canedromo que administra Mr.
Rouleau. Era ell gran favorito
y sus boletos sc abonaron a un
peso 10 centavos. More Taxes
finaliz6 en- ell segundo puesto'
Lucky Tate triunf6 en- la prl-
mera carrera y sus biletes Sc pa
garon a $3.50. Espahola entrt
en- segundo lugar.
Conquistaron la apuesta do
BILE Erin's Guide y Kid Rex. los
que acertaron cohraron S5l.4O.
Vencieron en- las otras care
ras Small G., con una recompen
sa de $2.10; Scarlet Slipper,
$500; Late Pass, $500; Ham
Hook, $40; Yutka, 80 centa-
vos; Hick Hines, $3.50, y Head
wind, $3.50.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
Ell noRNfO DE
= ~BAnoNCEsTo
Plant City derrot6 al Jackson

Los "Recogedores de Fresas'
de Plant City dieron aver una
sorpresa en- el Torneo de Balon
cesto de los Diez Grandes y de-
rrotaron al fuerte equipo de,
institute Andres Jackson, dc
jacksonville, con anotacion de q
puntos contra "a.
Ell Plant City no posee una
estrella capaz de darle IA @ II
puntos; pero las "estrellitas''
deslumbraron a los visitantes y
les vencieron.
Jugaron por los ganadores Sa
liba, Condo, Smith, Lane, Ju-
nior Brown, Wells y Joe Brown
Lantz de los maltratados, nj.
70 IL puntos, pero no pudo evil
tar el "atropello."
Los Diablos Verdes de st. Pc
tersburg Sc ''tragaron' a los Tt
gres de Orlando hacienda 81
puntos mientras sus adverse
rios Sc quedaban en- II.
Por los vencedores Sc distin-
.guieron Mcfarland, Horton,
Hudson Y Segers.
Los Diablos destacaron su
mayor habilidad Y conocimien-
to del juego deSde los primeros
momentos.
Plant jugara esta noche con
81 vencedor del encuentro Lake
land y Miami Edison, que Sc e.
fectuara a las 1920 dc la ma
mana.
Con el Tornado Sc batiran los
Diablos a las 80 de Ia tarde Y
el Hillsborough con el Robert
E. Lee, de Jacksonville, a las 3
Y media.
Las Panteras jugaran eSta no
che, a las 8, con un team" de-
bid, eli Julia Landon, de Jackson
Willie.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
DEPORTES
LA LIGA INTERSTATE JU.
CARA 140 DESAFIOS

Trenton, n. j., Feb. 12.-Las
seis novenas de la Liga Inter.
state acordaron aqui jugar lao
desafios en- la temporada de es-
te ano y dejar la puerta alberta
para aumentar a ocho ell hume
70 de "clubs" del "circuito'"
Una novena de York, Pa, de
sea ingresar en- la Liga 81 Sc con
sigue otro team para compile
tar los ocho. FL presidente Az
thur H. Eh,ers, de Baltimore,
asegura que Ell octave club" no
sc ha presentado aun.
Otra reunion de directories Sc
verificara, er Filadelfia, I. ola
% del corriente mes.
Los ''clubs" que participaran
en- el campeonato Sc nombran
Allentowon, Trenton, Lancas-
ter, Harrisburg, HagerStown y
Wilmington. TodoS los domin-
COS Sc efectuaran dobles juegos
Sc haran en- autobuses los via
jes de una ciudad a otra.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
Shans-G Greco, con POdro Her
nandez, de Brooklyn, an fuerte
rival.

Ray Robinson esta triste por
que un hombre del peso media
no, Jack LaMotta, lie d~errotara.
Ell negrito, invicto como gla'
jiador hasta la semana pasada
come 10 ell error de conceder!e
a LaMotta una ~ventaja de l6 Ii
bras.
Hacienda una vista q Nat Ro
gers, el concertador dc pelcas
de la Garden, lie dijo que habis
salido del match" sin les!ones
en- el cuerpo, pero muy DISCUS
tado por ell contratiempc.
La semana pr6Xima, viernes
10, Robinson peleara con un
fuerte aspirante a la corona del
peso weller, derrotando tam
bien por LaMotta, Ell sargento
Jackie Wilson, de California.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Chalky Wight, excampe6n
mundial del peso de puma, ven
cido por Willie Pep, firm6 un
contrato para combatir, Ell pro
ximo lunes, en- Laurel Garden
Newark, N. j., con Morris Par.
ker. .. .. &C.,.
No progresan LAS negociacio-
mes para I'm match" de revan-
cha entire ell negrito Beau Jack,
campe6n de peso ligero, y Ell We
terano Fritzie Zivic, pGgil del
peso weller.
Mike Jacobs planea Ell segun-
do combate entire los dos dies
tros boxeadores para ell dia .
de mario.
Derrot6 Jaock a Fritzie. hace
pocos dias, pero el pdbico esti-
mo injusta la "sentencia."
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
LA BE1LADoNA GREECE EN-
LOS CAMPO6 DE E. UNIDOS

Washington, FeY. 12.-Cam'
pos sembrados de belladona, Ia
droga llamada "sombra de la no
che" esta siendo all ORA culti'
uada por los campesinos ameri'
canos, por primera vez, para re
emplazar la que se importaba
de la parte central de Europa.
Ell producto que sc obtiene es
6e calidad satisfactoria y ell pro
medic del contenido c~onstituye
cast dos veces ell standard" re-
querido por la farmacopea nor
teamericana.
De la belladona Sc utilizan en-
las hojas, las raices o
los potentes ~"cristales" blancos
que de ella Sc extraen. Los me-
dicos a menudo la recetan para
los espasmos que ell asma produ
ce, Secar y dilatar los tubos
bronquiales y aliviar ell dolor.
La pomada de belladona Sc usa
para ell alivio de la neuralgia o
dolores reumaticos y en- la for
ma de supositorios para las he
morroides adoloridas.
Los oculistas la usan para ia
cilitar ell reconocimiento de los
ojos porque paraliza el mecanis
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

oiificto do los Mec6nicns pr
trocinado POT Ia Association &c
Boxeo de Boston.
Pesaba Pep l29 libras, tres
sobre ell Unite de su division, y
Crawford 1877.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
CON Los GUANTES
GRECO Y SHANS. - ROBIN
SON Y JACKIE WILSON

Johnny Greco ell peso ligero
del Canada que posee formida-
bles punos, peleara con Cleo
Shans, de California, aspirante
al tftulo de Beau Jack, el dia &c
de febrero, en- la Madison 5.
Garden.
Sera I'm combate a diez asal-
tos. Greco Sc abria canine ha-
cia la cGspide de su division, pc
leando frecuentemente, hasta
que le llam6 a las armaS el ej6r
otto canadense.
Shans pertenece a la prlmers
division de su categoria y Sc ha
liza include en- las eliminaciones
por ell titulo de las 1876 libras.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
EN- EEL NORTE DE AFRICA
.MANDA ME-
DIO MILLION DE HoMBRES
Las fuerzas del Eje Sc calculan
en- 250,000 hombres

Londres, Feb. PEI primer
ministro Churchill revel6 en- 81
discourse que pronunciara aver,
en- la Camara de los Comunes,
que Tel mando supreme en el
Norte de Africa pertenece al ge
neral Dwight D. Eisenhower,
del ejercito de los Estados Uni.
dos, y que 500, 900 hombres ODE
decen las 6rdenes de este.
Las fuerzas del Eje, italo-ale
manas Sc calculan en- 250, 900
hombres, apoyadas en- Tuner.
Bizerta Y la Inca Mareth. al
objective aliado es matar alema-
mes, italianos y sus satellites,
tantoS como sea possible"
Anunci6 tambien Churchill
que ell mariscal britanico Sir
John Dill y ell teniente general
Henry H. Arnold, jefe de la a.
viaci6n de Estados Unidos, AGA.
ban de hacerle una vista, en-
Chungking, al generaiisim0
Chang Kai Shek, Y que Sc lie
go a un acuerdo entire la Gran
Bretana Estados Unidos y Chi
ma sobre los planes de coCr lima
naci6n de fuerzas, Chang Sc
mostr6 satisfecho con la ayuda.
additional que sc lie facilitara.
Sc ha convenido en- que tan
pronto Ell Eje sea derrotado en-
Europa, las tropas y los barcos
ingleses seran mandados al Elk
tremo Oriente a colaborar con
EStados Unidos y producer Ia
derrota Gel Jap0n.
Para que Stain pudiese par
ticipar en- la conferencia, Ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt y Churchill lie
ofrecieron trasladarsa a Khar-
toum, en- ell Sudan, $500 mlllas
al sudeste de Casablauca. Sta
lin les comunic6 que no podiI
dejar su puesto, durante la ofen
silva, nj por I'm solo dia.
ia batalla final de TGnicia
~encontrara al enemigo en- una
situaci6n entertainments coSto-
sa para ellos y en- ningdn mode
des7entajosa para noSOtros."
Churchill opina que Eisenho-
wer es uno de los mejOres hom-
bres que 81 ha encontrado en- 81
vida.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Sc propone Mike Jacobs ofre
Ger una pelea entire Willie Pep,
Ell nuevo campe6n del as 1875 Ii
bras, y Jackie Callura, del Ca
NADIA, ell campe6n reconocido
por la Association Nacional lie
BoXeo.
Tambien "proyecta" un nue..
vo encuentro entire Pep y Ell W
terano excampe6n G. Wright.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
TEMPORAL
MENTE AL RANGO DE
GENERAL

Washington, FEB. 12.-El te
niente general Eisenhower, je-
fe de las tropas aliadas en- ell
Norte de Africa, ACADIA de ser
as~cendido, temporalmente, al
grade de general.
Bajo suspension de reglas, da
da la urgencia, ell Senado confir
mo aver Ell nombramiento.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
mo de ajuste del oto y dilata "a

mo de ajuste del ojo y dllata u
pupila,
Ell nombre significa bella
mujer" Y Sc refiere al uso que
de ella hacian las mujeres de la
vieja Italia para dilatar las pu-
pilas y darle a los ojos un brillo
extraordinario.
A%ctualmente Sc siembra, en-
mas de 400 acres, en- los estados
de Wisconsin, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio y otros
estados.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
AVISO

Necesito mudArme para Ybor
City. La persona que me avise
o proporcione ell poder rentar
una casa con S pose5iones lie
gratificare con $1,000. Avise-
me al 1915 18 Avenida o al
Telefono M 51-291, Nanny De
Castro, Official Asistente de la
Corte Juvenil.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Sal Bartolo, un h&bil gladia-
dor del peso de pluma, combat
ri 81 dia 26, en- ell programa
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

81, senior:
Para pintRr mejor su
casa, conpre la pintura
B. l. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr Kin
Greco Hardware Co.,
b AvArida V Gale IL
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Sc NECES1TA una sonora
latina para ayudar a los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por ell
TELEFONO M 56-963.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
VICTORIA DE WILLIE PEP

Boston, Feb. PEI nuevo
del peso de pluma, VII
lie Pep, derrot6 aver facilmen-
te, por "veredicto" unanime, a
Davey Crawford de New York.
Tuvo lugar Ell e%ncuentro EN- Ell
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

en- la famosa competition dos e.
jemplares Count Fleet y Blue
Swords.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12

Vietoriano Manteiga, Editor
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06

ton was directly invoked Friday
tor the first time this session in
legislative debate. when Represen-
'ative Mckinley Edwards of Swain
rose TO point of personal privilege
and read part of it TO prove he wa
right the day before in opposing q
local bill.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06
Henderson Scores Easy Wins Over Frankinton Team

objections were directed at the geo
graphic item, there WAS common
understanding that real Opp".lti5u
j. To the proposal Ia eliminate m.t.r
heIs Of the General Assembly aui
ether State ami federal office hold
rrS itom the board.
Representative Umstead, author M
the house bill. which l. identical with
one offered in the senate by Srrlinr
Ed lludPins of Greensboro s.rd ,hat
the assembly ought tn pass Il bill lik"
tins IN else pass :; sub fiitu," d"ci.n -
ma that University truStrcshIp Is nul
an office. Further. he said If ;i,c
geographic eli tlibuiiun Hviv not
g.. 'i:tCn mt the law. there should ne
e !"iuluti,n asking the General AS
,mDlS To recognize the vacant Srr-
ions al the STATE. BY way "r dis
elimination, he noiE,,d uut. tncr"
-" nui. iHn 81. L." 'iU. III thC
i,,,It",y west 81 .A$i."I HE Inu they
lI.r III Tia. S:iit, county 1T l.. q.
sICi.Ir, inCuIib,ut senator. and Dan
Moore of jackson.
Senator lludgns called attention
l" the questionable legality at IcGiS-
i.'u,~' .rrNinE as t,ristrcs. and said
:iat he had obtained al informal
20! IuiUn from attorney general thai
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06

II quite likely would be determined
unconstitutional ii Inc matter were
ever taken ia the courts. The inn
p."prirlN at trustees and Legislators
an the pnslti"n at appioprIating
rt"ney and then spending II WAS en-
phasilcd. Finally, there is Sucn
widespread feeling against the prac-
ice, he thought public sentiment
ought Ia be- recognized.
There WA also some criticism ot
the present board III trustee voiced
around the committee room after adj
'nurnmcnt. and - not written INTO
the record. The State superintendent
Of public instruction and cN-Govcr-
nnrS arc cN-uiiIcIo member al the
board. The fun board also In" set
up an executive committees which
practically runs the institution
The board meetings aren't much
except cX-euvrrnurS reunions.
complained one man. "Ihr..:. fellow
get - III the habit ri runniiI. public
affairs they still want IL run them
after they are ont ut office.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06
Pep Squad Wins
Praise for Work
AT Court Games

Here's good word for the cheer
leaders who have functioned at bas-
ketball Games played on the Hender-
son high school court this year.
Under the leadership of Edith
Davis, head cheerlcader. the half
dozen pep artists have carried on re-
gardless Of the progress their teams
was making and they are entitled
to good bit of credit for the sup
Err ,piVen the teams. They've OBJ
viously done some rehcarsing of
theT veil leading and they work jus,
ABOUT as hard as the boys or girls
on the floor during the game.
Inc pep squad is made up of Miss
Davis and Furman "Speck' Harper,
m Fruit. Barbara Brake, Louise
leiser and Ann Rosa Switzerland.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06
Coldsboro
Come Here
Tonight
Girls Score SOth
Consecutive Victory;
Boys Have Easy Time;
Tough Game Tonight

Henderson high school teams won
easy y,CturIs" las, night ON the home
court over basketball teams from
F'ou.iIu,uu. the girl- winning the
Curtulu-I.Iser ~ tu u, and the boys
lu.ilng - u 3G-l0 Wan az i!tv night
cap. A. -. TIE 10Th consecutive VIC
tory iur Blue and NnIt" giiis
ICnig!I, Il, o.Cluck TIA, Hu.Idurs
meet The strong GuldsDuIu QDutvt
a. tie iish school gym .nd reports
"a th. ia. adler Ind.cIt, hat Tie
h,m.e ipSnv!> will lace vn, q! Ihe!g
i. s!.vst Toes OF Tie season. Colds
Utiu las ran up An tupIr list
ct ,.,,tIie> daring TIE yeni. Ia match
Il nut better the tt.e &.us .i.lJ ,Au
los scored by the Eulluuas.
Coach L"U Harrison e.! the lien
GeIs,n so,irltc J,scd about I'll. TIE
girls rn ms .quld Al one time. ul I'll
NuI,i dUtutg last night game. .,nd
II seemed uI.t Ju:t about .,nN Cuu-
Ltn.,i..n '"uid Like Tie mc.,jut 81
IL, tI.u'i>lIn county gnE. Inr III
..ut.s a,Ic .CIIppy and Lt.l. bat
u.,y I"ai uI5n EINe .hLt II ip,k
u - 90 ''Inucllt..m "lh I.e lien
Ue.-vn "lt.It.
IL, GyI.Gugs ran up 4 90 lead
Owe til, s!ua traukHntUn quInt be-
i,tt StpI!ing>. trunknuiun st,li It,
t...,.t, u, iH,l 'rui, !r3 his team
amt III eli. Cptu.t,. ii the game
lie score al Tie quarter vas ll-3
Ior Henderson, and the lead grew to
10. At The halt. 29-l4 At the third
G,,,.itUG ,t.d 3p-!5 IL the InIaI whis-
lie.
Inc local Quint got to taking their
""'h pieIiy easy daring part: Of the
gam, ana = good deal oI .luppy play
ns IhITICtorIZed then. effort.
tiugnrs led the girls III scoring,
"''h seven held goal and u !rcc
rEr" .uI It total uI ID points. and
irI't'u. %ltD ,IIcinTtrd between Tor
"s.tu HI.d guard, wa: Close behind
"th IN !Irlu goals. L.luupi.Iu. of
~ Liikl!nlun, accounted too eleven
CT her team H. points with tom.
iIeiG Goals ami line, free losses.
Garlic HIli= Melted seven lrl,i
goal I" lead Inr EUI.ur.: al the
BASKET. r.dyN.uu dld 'hr best Ior lh..
Translation tu>a, with t~u Held
sosls.
Il
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06
QUARTET OBSERVERS
FIRST ANNIVERSARY

Shiloh Kittrell quartet is celebrat
ing its first anniversary at Kittrell
college, with . program in the col.
lege auditorium Sunday afternoon.
February 7. at $50 o'clock. The
following musical groups will be pre-.
:.ented on the program: Mt Calvary
female quartet, OF Oxford: Golden
Gate, OF Ki,trel; New Bethel Spir.
.tnal Chorus and quartet: Family
-Four OF Henderson, Concord quar-.
tet; Family Four, Of Henderson: Con
cord quartet. Sandy Grove: johnson
Brothers: Wilkerson Family: Female
Quartet, Of Durham; and the vii
liamsburg quartet.
Doors will be opened at 2 O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06
PROGRAM SUNDAY AT
NEW BETHEL CtIIJRCu

There will he a musical nroprso,
rendered "a, New Bethel n,n,;',
church Sunday night. February >,
Is O'Clock. with tho Shiloh E;,,r.m
Quartet, Golden Gate ouar,c, ..
kittrrll, IN" Family -Four Of uo m
d"rSon, Will;cr&um Family. New. Ro,h
81 Spiritual quartet taking part ,nI
solos by various singers. The nutI;'
is cordially invited Ia attend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06

BACCALAUREATE-The bacca,
1-!eatc address al the keanel Club
l'duation exercises l. slated to be
=!'Ve:cd by Judge Walter Siler OF
Chatham, sasaclous politician and
hHmcr.St par excellent He ha.
sumeIhiug good in store.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06

IMPROVEMENT "A letter ad.
dressed to Law Improvement Com
mi'tsc of North Carolina" found it;
Way 10 the capitol and directly into
the hands OF Senator Pittman chair.
man of the committee on recodifca-
ton. Not bad mail service at that
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06

STATISTICS Activities OF some
= the Stale departmental functions
Raleigh sometimes run INTO TN
s'.l places. l. developed Al Il com
:Ncr meeting mis- week that the
York done bS The division al crop
statistics Is TN" basis Tor ALLEGATION ~
aju machinery and other essential
leeds under WpB ratIonlns pro-
;rauS. Without authoritative" intu!-
snatiun !urni he'd by In" division. al
ut:n"ut; "uuld hay" ~ be u,idr IA
.;uc.'S work and mluy counties prob
ibly would be uaiuFtlY treated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06

The word "SpinSter" is derived
from the spinner al a single thread,
while the word wife" IS related to
weave" using two OF more threads.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06

hDGl.E-NIreting with SpslE-
=. h".v and i".ncipal Clark Harms
.. l.up"ItIut committee chairmr. %.
't, lu,..r have worked ont - meet
.aE schedule TO eliminate conflict L.
,"e. Regular days and hours have
uorh asa gned TO each committee.
The effect has been 10 speed zap
'"lk ..ui permit full attendance IL
mot meetings. Mimeographed chat.
hon.m5 ne hours and places .,
'''.nEs nave oeen prepared Uy
Harris.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06

Officials: Terrill, referee; Coghill,
timer
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-06

S!%-Dnly six counties in North
Carolina Io not have demonstration
agents. according 10 report made t.
III" agriculture committee a day or
two ago. These are Columbus, Ora
ham. Greene. Madison. Mitchell and
Scotland. County funds have been
mai" available in Madison. Mitchell
and Graham and agents Will be 10
Gated there a. soon as the State
matches local money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

often that debtor could pay up and soon his legs
bent in out and death not far away.
The Japs took great delight in nflictng nhuman pun
ishments than thousand years ago. One OF the
ancient methods the bamboo cage death where
victim chained around ankles and neck was placed in
small stalks that only large enough to permit
him to sit up This sometimes called the bird cage
torture, and escaped alive. Unfortunately
death excrlciatingy slow in bringing relief.
The Jap also. the inventor of CLOSE confinement"
torture in which is chained in reclining position
he cannot His neck is fastened to post
his another and his torso held fast by other bonds
connected TO center pole The prisoner is kept IN this
position and occasionally beaten with red hot wires for
good measure until he dies.
Jap cord strangng' in which strong
emits little grgles of delight each time he
tghtens the thongs and hears death rattle is well known
of the most agonzng inventions of the Npponese
Another Jap torture is body boiling in which the rea
tives of a condemned forced to stand around a
giant kettle watching him slowly parboiled to death
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

it will turn back into the ground This is only momen-
ay hesitation because surgng nature takes charge
and the stalk gets stronger pushes slowly upward and
pierccs the body Then, burst Of energy, the
bamboo forces its way right through the flesh until 1t
grows out the other side.
When the first victim of this torture found the
of Malaga knew the prophecy that Jap invaders
invent unbelievable tortures than before
had true in of the most amazing examples of
cruelty known.
But the Japs have long been notorious the inventors
tortures which almost CHASTITY in their
conception the horrible green DEATH The Jap roper
of to punish compel confessions include
of course the famous rack. But this age-old
machine of death the Nipponese devised improvements
that increased the of the victim thousandfold
Jap said to be the inventor of the notorious
swing" instrument Of torture in which the victim
suspended by his shoulders and ankles in most painful
way allowed to remain in that position for days end
until inevitable death gives relief or confession is
obtained