davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-04-26

de San Francisco de California, a
cuya sombra acamp6 el eXplora-
dor espahol Gaspar de PortoIa
con su genie, ha surgido una gran
universidad americana y la cru
dad de Palo Alto. Como ocurre
con c~entenares de poblaciones del
%suroeste de los Estados Unidos, Sc
ha dado a la ciudad ell nombre en-
pleado por el explorador espanoI
para designar el sitio. /
En- 1869, Jose Galyez, visitador
de Mexico, envi6 a Gaspar de Por-
tola a tomar y fortificar los puer-
tos de San Diego y Monterrey en-
la Alta California. Portola no
encontr6 a Monterrey en- esa ex-
pediei6n, pero en- cambio descu-
brio Ia Bahia de San Francisco.
Durante esa historical jornada fue
cuando acampo bajo ell gigantes-
co pino que llam6 "Palo Alto.
Ell "Palo Alto" fue durante
mucho tempo punto de orienta-
cion de los indios, de los explOra-
dores espanoles y de los misione-
ros y soldados que recorrian la
peninsula entire San Francisco y
las m,sIones del sur. Mas tarde,
cuando sc polio la Alta Califor-
MIA, ell pino en- question sirvi6 pa
ra desiindar dos cOncesiones es-
panolas. All sur del "Palo Alto
Sc extendian las tierras del Ran
cho San Francisquito otOrgado a
Antonio Buelna durante la prime
IA d6cada del siglo XIX; al nor
tie del arbol sc hallaba ell Rancho
La Rinconada del Arroyo de San
Francisco, perteneciente a don
Rafael Soto, cuyo padre habia 81
do miembro de la expedition de
ANA.
La Universidad Fue Fundada
En- 1887
Cuatro generaciones de Buel-
mas Y Sotos nacieron en- esa tie
ira, pero esas familias Sc dis
gregaron con ell tempo; algunos
de sus descendientes regresaron a
Espana Y otros fueron a otras
parties de California. Para que
los dos hermosos ranches Sc con-
servaran intactos, ell Senador Le-
land Stanford, n de los hon.
bres mas eminentes de Califor-
mia, adquirio las dos propiedades
Y fundo 10 que Ell llamaba su sue
no dorado" - su obsequio a los
niaos de California, la Universe
dad Leland Stanford. La piedra
angIlar de esa institution con-
memorativa fue colocada ell IA de
mayo de 1887, Y sus puertas Sc
abrieron a los estudiantes en- oc-
tubre de 1891. Ell escudo de la
universidad ostenta una repro
duccion del "Palo Alto" divisa-
do ror primera vez por Gaspar de
Portola y su genie.
Ell estilo arquitectonico de Ia
Universidad de Stanford recuer-
da ell ambiente pintoresco de la
California espanola. Sus edifi-
clos Sc agrupan en- cuadrangulo al
eStilo de las antiques misiones V
SUI aspecto reproduce en- impor-
tante escala los ARGOS abiertos
las largas Columns Y los techos
de rojas TEXAS introducidos por los
padres espanoles. FL grupo cen
trial consta de dos cuadrangulos,
uno dentro del otro. FL cuadran-
gulo interior comprende - edi-
ficios de un solo piso Y la lyle
sla Commemorative, unidos por
una arcadia alberta y corrida, en-
torno de un patio de una hecta-
rea y un %tercio. Los catorce edi-
ficios del c%uadrangulo exterior
son del mismo estilo general.
Normas Elevadas
Los nombres suaves Y euf6ni-
COS QUO Sc oyen en- las alamedas
Y los paseOs suenan como un eco
de los tiempos de Espana. Roble
Enn;rn AF,l II
La gaceta., 1943-04-26
81 Congreso de los Estados Unloos
Decide Ia continuation del prOgrama
Actual de pr66stamOs y arrendamlent@

WESTINGHOUSE Con-
qraso de los Estados Unidos
ha asegurado la ayuda de este
pals a todas las NacioneS Uni
das Y a las II republicas anne
ricanas que cooperan con elias.
Ell Congreso ACADIA de aprobar
una extension del programa de
prestamos Y arrendamientos que
permite ell embarque de m~unlclones,
armamentos, comestibles y otros
materiales.
La nueva ley fue promulgada
cast sin oposicion. En- ell senado la
votaci6n fue de 80 votos a favor, sin
un solo voto en- contra, mientras que
en- la Camara de Representatives. ell
resultado fue de 407 votos a favor
de la extension Y 6 votos en- contra
Esta abrumadora mayoria de votos
constitute un aviso tanto para Ell
Eje como para las Naciones midas,
de que no habra cambio alguno en-
la politica de los Estados Unidos
de mancomunar sus recursos con los
de las naciones libres que luchan
contra los agresores.
Demuestra ademas, a las otras
republicas americans, que ell pro-
grama del hemisferio para prestar
ayuda mutua Y colaborar en- la de-
fensa del Nuevo Mundo ira adelan-
te. Los Estados Unidos han cele-
brado, hasta ahora, contracts de
prestamos Y arrendamientos con II
r~epublicas latinoamericanas, como
sigue:
Chile, Mexico, Nicaragua, Boil
via, Brasil, Costa RIGA, Cuba, Re-
publica Dominicana, Ecuador, FL
Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Hon
duras, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay y
Venezuela.
En- un almuerzo que tuvo lugar
en- Washington en- ell segundo ami
versario de la promulgacion de la
primera ley de prestamos Y arren-
damientos, al que asistieron ell
vicepresidente, senior Henry A.
Wallace; ell embajador ~sovietico,
senior Maxim Litvinoff; ell admins
trador de prestamos y arrenda-
mientos, senior Edward r. Stetti-
MUS, hijo; y otros personajes, Sc
revelaron las a~ctividades de dicho
programa.
La comida que Sc sirvi6 en- csc
almuerzo fue confeccionada con
productos deshidratados, semejan-
ties a los que la Admi. distraction de
Prestamos y Arrendamientos envia
a las Naciones Unidas, entire ellos
leche en polvo y huevos deshidra-.
tados, ~preparados en- tai forma con
ell fin de economizar espacio en- las
embarcaciones.
La gaceta., 1943-04-26
Mensaje del Presidente

En- un mensaje especial del pre-
sidente Roosevelt, lefdo por ell Vice
presidente Wallace en- dicho acto, ell
primer magistrate hizo resaltar
que la pregunta de actualidad es
"d6nde Sc producira ell pr6ximo
ataque de las Naciones Unidas," Y
r%efiriendose al programa de pr6sta-
mos y arrendamientos manifesto
10 siguiente:
"Hace dos amos, ell II de mario
de 1941, Sc aprobo la Ley de Presta-
mos Y Arrendamientos. Hitler ha-
bia prometido a su pueblo que la
guerra duraria POGO, que seria de
un solo frente, que nuestra ayuda
seria inadecuada Y, por ende, llega-
ria demasiado tarde. Promesas
semejantes las hizo la iunta militar
del Jap6n. Ell tempo ha desmenti-
do esas promesas, mientras que las
nuestras las ha confirmado." a.
Ell Embaiador Litvinoff, en- re
presentation de su pals, Sc dirigi6
La gaceta., 1943-04-26

Los nombres suaves Y euf6ni-
COS quo Sc oyen en- las alamedas
Y los paseos suenan como un eco
de los tiempos de Espana. Roble
y Encina, Madrono y ToySn son
dormitorios y casas de huespe-
dse con nombres de arboles Y
plantas de la region; Alvarado.
LaSu&eH Y Salvatierra son GALES
asi desjgnadas en- honor de los
prohombres e~spanoles de la Alta
california; la Cabana del Escon-
dite, Ia Cabana del Cedric, la Ca
sa Lagpnita, ell Cerro de San Juan
Y Canine del Embarcadero, son
otros sitios que llevan nombre cas-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Lawyers
Predominant:
In High Office
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
IN the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LYNN NIScET

Raleigh, July 23.-Tod Caldwell
eoi'or of the Fuquay Springs Inde'
pendent, having become i-kcd nj The
prominence of lawyers in hiph Stnte
Offices, went to the trouble or cn,,,-
pillng Il list Of governors and lic,,,r-
,iH!itS governor Tor the past 60 years
Wv, MIN 'heir business or profession.
Inc compilation is intcrcs ing.
Since 1884 the state has had on.
one farmer governor. Elias Carr.
elected III 1892. All the other r,y-
Srn"rS have been lawyers. cXccp,
Thomas ii. Holt. manufacture.
elected Lieutenant governor i'm l888
and succeeding TO the highe>, Office
TWO wears later when Governor Dan
'cl fnwlc died. Incidentally Fowl,
was The last governor To Gle III Of
lice or TO retire, and Holt was the
last man To succeed directly from
lieutenant governor, to the governor
SHIP. Max Gardner. liculcnnn, GOV
SrHor under Bi"kct in lgiI-IgoI
WaS elected anvcrn3r in 1925, and
served from 1929 to l933)
lie idCS Holt the only other manu-
turCr to be elected licutcnan, pov-
cinnr Is the inclmbCn', Reginald l..
Harris. y banker. VI. b. Cooper. ser
yea as lieutenant governor with
Cameron Morrison. l92l-25. There
nave been two farmers elected licu-
tenant governor: Charles a. Rev
holds in 1896 and L. l.. Dau.htrdgc
III 1912. Reynolds was the last Re-
publican 10 hold that office. serving
with Governor Russell. Daughtrdga
served with Governor Locke Craig.
The Fuquay Springs editors nam
grippe i that Though North Carolina
- ,d"niinCm,lv an agricultural
Ita'r now, and ha> Lccn even more
SO until recent ycrrS. only one Iar-
NOR has been governor and only two
have been lieutenant governor in
fifteen administrations. He thinks il :
time 10 change.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Varsaips
jnell kiska
Continued from r:.sc 0nc.l

Continued from r:.ac onc.l
.cstrCyCrS and light cruisers.
The bambardmcnt followed nv
~ Eours raid of Army heavy
b'm5crs on the Japanese run
way and main camp area ON
hhEa. Numerous hits were
scored in the air raid.
Word of the attack cuiuc.dcd with
IN Associated Press Dispatch from
Alaskan headquarters today REPORTING
The Japs had finally completed a 3,7On
.oGt runway o. KiSka. The Libcra,or
Hcmbrrs obviously intended to undo
much of the work ACCOMPLISHED
While these actions were goirg ON in
The north Pacific the japanese threw,
force of bombcrS. the number ro.
vc' reported against the American
D'S? at Funaduti in the ElIicc is
iaHcS. in the south central Pacific
IN" Navy SAD two b"mbcrs wcrr
Ihri down but that while material
damage had not been reported there
were some personnel casualties
among American forces.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Cards Issued for
Infant Baptising

Cards reading as follows have been
received by friends in the city and
elsewhere:
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick TrakaS re-
quest the pleasure of your company
at The baptism of their son. on Wed
neSday. the tWcTty-cighth Of July.
AT thrcc-ihirty o'clock in the after
noon, West End Country Cub.
Buffet supper. lIvc-thirty o'clock. -
TrakaS is principal owner of the
White House Restaurant at the June
lure Of the Raleigh and Oxford high
ways on the southern outskirts OF
the city. He is well known 10 many
patrons of his business in the COM
munity and section.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Chemistry Of Plant Life

taken, because if they thought
their pain scnsitivity was being
tested, psychologist reaction would
enter in. AS the band frightened,
the grating pressed the skin Uti-
matcly every person objected that
something was hurting. The wom-
en- felt the pain at 30 to 100. The
men, on the average, did not OBJ
Ject until the pressures We're $50
TO ls0. So we must conclude the
women were more sensitive to pain
than the men.
Effect OF Flashlight
3. docs it hurt a baby's eyes to
face flasI light camera?"
3. The person who asked thin
question had been told that flash
lights would cause cataract, cspe-
cially in children. There is no
foundation for such n belief. Long
exposure 10 high degree of mira.
red or ultraviolet light is the only
form OF light or heat which will
cause cataract. Exposure to very
bright light paralyzcs the retinal
tissue as in snow blindness. Ext
the short exposure of the fiashlirht
does no harm.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
II. L.: How could you tell il
you were getting tuberculosis?
what wouli be the main svmp-
toms and do they always show
up! What is meant by the skin
test?
Answer: The most important
point TO realize about tuberculosis
Is that it may advance without
any symptoms or warning. The
earliest symptoms are afternoon
fatigue, afternoon fever, slight.
steady loss of weight, splitting
blood, chronic cough and pieurisy
but all too frequently none of
them Show up. The skin tuber-
culin test will detect the disease,
but only in childhood. Every adult
OF twenty SHOULD have n chest "
ray, which detects 0S per cent of
cases.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23

Designed, as it is. Tor easy wca.-
anlil'y. this simply cut buttuu-lrnu
Jumper, Mu'ian Mar.in Pattern gi5u
is a G"dSCnd for The busy drieus,
worker or, Tor The college CIR,
VII" has $50 classes To make, \
smart blouse is included.
Pattern $3.50 come, only in Junior
miss. misses wUmcn's sizes II 10
u; - 10 20: 30 tu 10. Size Is re-
quircs l-2 yards 3J-inch and i-2
yards contrast.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS In cvins
Tor this Marian Martin pattern
write plainly SIZE, NAME, AID
PRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch.
Pattern Department.. 232 ". 18Th St,
New York, n. Y.
Because Of the slowness of the
nails, delivery of our patterns may
take few days longer than usual
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
PAGE THREE
31-iNCn BEANS

Winston-Salcm, July 23.-(Ap)-
Victory Gardener ID. &. Crutchficld
has Just won himself SIS in war
stamps for growing the longest bean
/" Winston Salem with some. pea
bean seed brought mo North Caro-
INA from Long BE ch, Calf. by A.
+. Carter. also of WinS,on-Salem.
Crutchiicld's winning beans were
81 l-2 inches lo.g. The aliens are
called pea-bcans, Garter said. be-
cause they look like peas but when
older they take on the ppearancc of
beans.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
LITTLE MISS MARY

Camp Butncr. July 23.-(AP)-
Mary Elizabeth Stevens. 20. Of near
Durham. the newest addition to the
Rcd Cross Office staff al Camp But
ncr's station hospital. Is just over
four feet tall but that hast kept
her from seeking rulI-timc employ
mcnt in some org nizHtiOn vital to
the war effort. Says Mary: IL felt
there mus; be job could work
AT. which would make me feel that
/ was helping directly in the war.
Besides. wanted 10 earn my own
living
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23

and spread the seed far and wide
If the leaves are succulent, an ami
NAL will eat them and produce
from them fertilizer in its intes-
tines. The plant takes carbon di-
oxide from the air, water from the
soil, and energy from the SUMS
rays and manufactures food.
The first and simplest COM
pounds formed by the plant from
carbon dioNide and water are
formaldehyde and acids. The
green fruit containing these acids,
then, is sour. The green apple is
made up of hard roughagc and
causes cramps if eaten; that is the
only way it is harmful. But rs the
plant goes on ripcning, it combines
molecules of formaldchyde until it
produces sugar.
The acids are transformed into
grape sugar which, under the in
fluencc of the sun and inside the
skin OF the fruit. combine to form
malt sugar, which in turn forms
dextrin and then, starch. The
fruit is then in its most edible
form. Later it forms cellulose
from the starch and becomes dry
and tough.
Sensitivity to Pain
2. Are women more sensitive
to pain than mcn?"
2. One of the greatest needs of
the modern physician is an instru-
ment to measure pain. All we can
DO now is take the patients word
for it as to how bad the pain is.
At the Mayo Clinic, | understand.
they have been working on n main
meter which records responses
from the skin. but nothing has
been devised to record deep paint
The skin meter is put on like n
blood pressure band. Inside the
band is a metal grating. The sub
''"cts Of the test thought they were
Just having their blood pressure
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
AOC1ety News
A TREE CUT. DOWN

Where tree is felled,
Maybe the moon shows earlier mr. n
strange star
Sings forth boldly,
On the ground Shivers the wreck or
a million leaves.
The stem lies prone, cut through.
And the sun shines plan on its hear,
At twilight-only a mass of shadow
and above,
The sky grows wide.
Marie Gilchrist.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
To Fort Eustis

Three residents of Henderson h.vc
Just arrived at the Fort EuStis. Va.
Army post TO begin their period Of
basic training. They are Private
Richard NJ. Aycock. son of Charles
M. AycOcli of Elbcron: Private
Philip N. MoSeley. son of MIR. and
Mrs. Nathan B. Mosclcy of Is Car
DINA avenue: and Priv.te Frank
Bailey of 207 College street. The
Fort Eustis post is the nations larg-
est anti-aircraf; artillery replace
mcnt center.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Data Given.
On Candidate
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Nv IS... NISpI'T

Raleigh, July 23.-AI hough many
North Cardinals refuse II take Sc
rIouSly the candidacy of Marvin
kllch Of Charlotte for the Democrat
lc nomination for United States SELL
atGr, Ritch himself and Il guudly
number uf voters do take i Serious
~. AT any rate. he is running and
following the policy OF Keeping vIt-
els informed about the candidates.
herewith is the Geographic sketct.
which the Charlotte attorney pre-
pared for the official N. (. Manual:
Marvin Lee Ritch.
Marvin Lee Ritch. Democrat. re-
preventative from MccklCnburg
county, was born in Union county,
y. c., on March I. 1889, the son OF
William CapcvS and Martha Jan,
tLce) Ritch. Graduated Charlotte
nigh SchC,l. 1907. Attended Univcr-
~ity of Nr,rth Carolina three years
and Georgetown University Law
School, Washington, d. c., l9l2.l9l4:
LIB. 1914. Lawyer. City ATTORNEY
Charlotte, n. G., l9l5-l9l7. Clerk u
Judge f. Yatc, Webb (thcn congr,s.-
mani l9l2-l9l4 and To John l..
Bankhcad, u. 5. senator from Ala
5ama. Mason. Representative in the
General Assembly of 1899 and 1895.
Methodist. Married Miss Hazel Nor
ris Robinson. 1914, and Miss Lols
Wilson. 1923. Three daughters. Ad-
dress: l24 Baldwin Ave. Charlotte.
n. c.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Lieut.. Deiycl Leaves.

Lieutenant Virginia Dcivcl has
left after weeks leave which she
spent with her aunt, Mrs. J. II. Kel-
Ter, and family at their home in the
Cokcsbury community. Lieutenant
Dcivcl is an airplane nurse. station
cd at Bowman Field, Louisville. Ky.
She is the daughter of A. b. Deliver.
OF Norlina, and the late Mrs. Esther
PaSchall DciVel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23

c. r.: What is Fr6hlich's syn-
dromc. Is it curab!c?
Answer: FrGhl:ch's syndrome
Is disturbance of the pituitary
gland, occurring in childhood. The
principal f"n."rcs are overweight
anu rs the cents mature, lack
OF normal H":r growth. 1t can ne
treated with cXti;.cts Of the gland.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Returns 10 CITY

Mis- Elizabeth LasSitcr. church
secretary and director of religious
education al the First Baptis; church.
has returned after being away for
several weeks. She attended the first
session of summer school at f.. G. T..
{ . Grccnrilfe. ard aficrward visited
at her home in Raleigh for Il few
days before returning 60 Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
W. $. &. -. Meeting

The Woman'S Society of Christian
Service of ColicSbury Methodist
church will meet al the church Sum
day morning at II o'clock, following
Sunday school. All members are ash
cd TO attend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
On Vacation

S. NJ. CroWder. chief CLERK 90 the
Vance war price and ratiomnG board,
will leave tomorrow for his home il
Ellcnbor0. where he will viSi; until
August !.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
In RALEIGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph StCnc and liz
tic daughter, Marie Stone, Mrs.
Luther Stone, Jr. and Will Davis, ali
OF kltlrcll, spent the day in Raleigh
Thursday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
From Hospital.

Mrs. j. I. Alderman is expected 10
return today To her home ON Turner
avenue from Maria Parham hospital,
where she has been =. undergoing
treatment for several days.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
From RurIinptnp

Miss Mary Elizabeth Hobgood IS
expected TO arrive tonight from Bur
lington To spend The wccl; -end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. F. Hob
good.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Expected Saturday.

Ii Hubert NJ. Lewis is expected
to arrive Saturday morning to visit
his mother, Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis. for Il
lew days. He has just been commits
stoned following completion of Of
ficer Candidate School at Fort Sill.
Oklahoma.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
visits PcrrNS

Donald Blanchard, of Washington,
is visiting his relatives, Mrs. 4. X.
Perry and family at their home ON
the Dabncy road.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
4 r
= WITH OUR BOYS
IN SERVICE .
Leaves after EurlnueIl

Cpl. Preston A. Woolard has re-
turned TO Tennessee after a tcn-day
furlough spent with Mr.. and Mrs. Is.
L. Short and family Of Norlna route
2
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
MiSS:OnarY Meeting.

The Woman'S Missionary Society
of Carcy's Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. ID. l.. Hoylc Sunday night
at o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Guest from Lcnoir.

Mrs. Ruth Marie Benson. of Lcnoir
is visiting her brothcr-in-law ana
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde l.. Finch,
at their home on Andrews avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Returns from Visit.

Miss Grace Hoylc has returned to
her home after spending the past few
days with friends in Greensboro and
Mepanc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Goes tn JackSonyilIe

Miss Edna Oliver plans to lcav.
Saturday for Jacksonville where she
will spend her vacation with rcla-
lives.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23

CAS- is usual with such skctChC.
some of the most significant things
arc omitted. Ritch starred in football
at both Carolina and Georgetown In
the early POS he became identified
with the labor movement in this
state, was involved in the labor trou-
DlcS al GaStonia and AlDcmarlc some
- years ago. AS lawyer he is per-
maps proudCst of his accomplishment
IN obtaining release from prison of
Ernest StuTCy. who he thought Wa.
wrOngGully convicted of homicide.
He has been affiliated with scvrrm
political parties, twice elected to the
legislature as a Democrat
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
Comes from Sanford

Mrs: Claude Harris has returned
from Sanford where she was the
guest OF Miss Helen Wagner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23
nO::.. M.hnE IiI,I ED 1T

II YOU know your side should
lie IN a game contract. and you
also know what declaration Is the
correct one. don't invite your part
ncr 10 bid I. Unless there is some
thing TO be gained such as Il pos
siblc slam contract. by means of
n force or a cue bid. il Is hazard
Gus TO make Il mere simple rcbid
of some kind. In case Your part
ncr has no extra values winch he
has not yet shown. he may drop
you. Bid the game yourself If you
have sufficient strength.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-23

tDcalcr: North. North South
vulncrablcl
North East South West
Pass ] q Pass "a
Pass ga
And West passed Wouldn't
you? The point is that East should
have bid iSpadcs himself as soon
as he heard his partner support
the suit In fact. he should have
BID 3-SpaGcs. a force 10 game. If
his partner made any other bid.
such as l-No Trump. or two in
any Of the other suits just count
up the playing tricks III his hand.
after his partner confirmed
spades He had about four and
Distributed hy Kinc l.