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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-27
TO PREACH

H., '"iham. Jan. ~ Bishop G.. Brom.
Ma oNnhm. Of Boston. bishop Of the
sn, .''pul church. will deliver the
Don on Sunday morning at the
,cr''' University chapel worship
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
NOrAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO %RoDRIGUEz)

de y teIminara a las doce. Las
cantinas estaran surtidas de to-
do cuanto Sc pueda desear.
La gaceta., 1943-02-19

Paz a los restos de la desapa
recida y reiteramos nueStra
condolencia a sus familiares.
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
UNA BEBITA

Con toda felicidad vino al nun
do ell pasado domingo una her
mosa ninita,, nacida a la Sra.
Lilly Fernandez, la que fuera a
sistida por el DR.. Jose Antonio
Dominique.
La nueva cristiantia ha sido
inscripta con los nombres de
Linda Annett Fernando.
La mama y la nena Sc encuen
tran en- su hogan, 4204 de la ca
He Ounce.
All felicitar a los esposos Sa-
muel y Lily deseamos salud y
dicha a la nina.
La gaceta., 1943-02-19

tenida en- la oticia de que ha
vuelto a la jefatura del Estado
Mayor el coronel general Franz
Halder, a quien Hitler ''retira-
a" para asumir 81, persona,men
tie, ell mando supreme de las tro
pas.
Haljer no ha tenido nunca
relaci6n directa con 81 partido
nazi y su PRESTIGE personal ha
crecido con las derrotas de Hit.
Ter.
Perdi6 la jefatura del Esta
do Mayor ell mariscal Zeitzler,
de AZ amos, a quien Sc nombra-
ra por recommendation de Him
Ter, el jefe de la Gestapo.
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
FUNERALES

Para las cinco Gle a tarue de
hoy estan senalados los funera-
les de la venerable DANA Con-
cepci6n Cuervo, fallecida en- la
tarde de aver, a la avanzada e.
dad de setenta y cinco amos.
La noticia de su fallecimien-
to Sc esparcion prontamente
por toda la udad y a su resden-
cia acudieron todas sus amista-
des.
Ell cadaver recibira cristiana
s%epultura en- la metropolis de
Woodlawn.
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
NACIMIENTO

De la clfnica "El Bien Plbai-
co" Sc nos informa del naci-
miento de un nino, hijo de los es
poses Mike Vigo.
La Sra. Vigo fue asistida por
el ginec6logo DIR. Jose Antonio
Domfnguez.
Ell nuevo ciudadano nevara 81
nombre de su papa, Mike, Jr.
En- ell dia de hoy seran trasla-
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
ANIVERSARIO
DE BODAS

Festejaron su cuarto ano de
vida matrimonial los esposos
Grant Y Gloria Balbontin, los
que tienen establecido su hogan
en- ell 1907 de la caCle La Sale.
A la Residential de los esposos
Balbontin acudieron sus amis-
tades a felicitarlos.
Los asistentes fueron obse-
lquiados con dulces y licores.
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
CUATRO OF. lUESTAS

Cuatro orquestas ameniZaran
la magnffica fiesta bailable que
tiene anunciada la sociedad G..
Cubano para ell entrante domin
go. Fiesta de caracter social, en-
la que Sc admitiran "transeun-
ties" mediante ell page de una
m6dica cantidad.
Los dos conjuntos america
NOS tocaran en- la sala principal
v en- la sala Bar las orquestas
datinas.
Empezra a las seis de la tar
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
dados para su Residential, 1893
de la Novena avenida.
lies conratulamos por su di-
cha.
UNA VELADA

Bajo los auspicios del Sub
Comite de Ayuda Medica a Ru-
STA Sc verificara ell martes % u
ma velada, en- ell Centre Obrero.
Sc festejara Ell vigesimo quinto
aniversario de la fundaci6n del
lEjercito Ruso.
I COnocidos oradores locales ha
ran uso de la palabra. Tambien
Sc presentaran bonitos ndmeros
de variedades.
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
MEJORADO

HallaSe bastante mejorado,
luego de haber permanecido TT
cluido en- su Residential de Ia ca
lie Sanchez, ell joyen Joe Prem
des, estimado amigo
Ell pr6ximo lines volvera a
su trabajo.
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
GARCIA

EncaOezamoS eSta nOta con
81 nO1lbre de una muy gentil y
bella senorita que en- Ell dia de
aver cumpliera l6 amos.
La apreciada senorita reside
con sus padres, Miguel y Lore
Ia Garcia, en- ell 3007 de la ca
lie Ybor.
Con tai motive Sc lie Ofreci6
una fiestecita familiar, recibien
do Gloria muchos regalitos.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
VISTTANTE

Disfrutando de varios dias de
.icencia Sc encuentra EN- Tampa
81 soldado Lionel Vazluez, hijo
de los esposos Froilan y Eva
Vazquez del 2309 de la calle 10.
Bienv5nidO.
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
NUE.
VAMENTE JEFF DE ESTA
DO MAYOR DEL EJERCI-
TO MAJ

Estokolmo, Feb. 19.-La me-
,jor prueba de que la "intuiciGn
va no tiene yalor en- los planes
militares de Alemania, esta con
La gaceta., 1943-02-19
COUGHS

Due To Colds or BronehiGl irritation
Horo's good nows for tho people Of tho u. S. a.
Canada's greatest cough medicine is now beng
made and sold right here, and Il you have any
doubt about what TO take this winter Tor the COM
mon cough or bronchial irritation get a bottle on
Buekleya CANAJl0l Mixture. You won't DO disap-
pointed LIS diferent from anything else you evor
used ono little clip and you oct instant action only
45c-all druggists. Satisfaction or money back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Abraham Lincoln once said "You can fool
some of the people all of the time and all
of the people some of the time, but you
Cannot fool oil of the people oil of the time"

IN TUESDAY, Nov 2, 1943 millions of Americans both
~ Democrats and Republicans through the ballot boxes
the New Deal administration in Washington
that they tired of the bureaucratic bungng that has taken
the nations capital for many months and years under
the gise of New Deasm They spoke the states of New
York New Jersey and Kenucky-in the cities of Philadelphia
Detroit and San Francisco-and in smaller towns and
municipalities throughout the entire country.
The people have at last awakened to the nroads
of augmentation the wastage and misuse of public funds the
of government octopus the trend towards CEN
trazation of power in Washington the violation of state
rights the creation of political organizations through the
establishment of countless federal agencies the so-caed
White House palace guard consisting of Associate Supreme
Justice Felix Frankfurter Harry Hopkins and New
York Supreme Justice Samuel Rosenman, and the
the part of
agencies the home front, WHILE AT THE SAME TIME
millions engaged in wagng u battle
preserve protect the ideals that being
destroyed at home.
THE people Of the United States rapidly awakening to
the dangers confront nation here at home and
unless steps taken Immediately curb the bureaucratic
rule that exists in Washington and to restore the
orderly processes of government, intended by our
forefahers and which clearly and definitely outlined
the provisions OF Constitution, American of
life is doomed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

The People Speak

In 1912 when the people first indication Of their
feelings in the matter of the continuation and perpetuo in
office of certain parasitic bureaucrats in Washington the
response of the administration mouthpeces to the effect
that the had bearing and could be construed
mandate and ouspoken manifestation against the
policies of the New Deal administration but mainly local
reaction II will be interesting to hear just what excuses Will
from the mouthpieces and yes men, of the New
Dealers following the election of Tuesday, Nov 2 They
MIGHT be able to explain the defeat Of the Democratic
candidate for lieutenant in New York they MIGHT
be able to explain the defeat of the gubernatorial
candidate of New Jersey they NIGHT be able to explain
with their usual gustothe defeat of MY Dear Bill Bult
in Philadelphia notwithstanding Mrs. Roosevelts open
advocacy his canddacybut what will these New Deal yes
men, say with respect the defeat in Kentucky when it
argued every hand that defeat for the Democratic
candidate Kentucky would be outright reputation of the
national New Deal administration?
LES the election returns of Nov. very clearly and
indelibly indicate that the trend which started in
November 1912 still continuing and there every
believe that will grow scope and fury until November
of 194-when hope pray that the government of
returned the American people and not parceled out,
distributed and controlled by a few of the fair haired
bureaucrats.
The New Deal Is dead Long live America.
NOTE-fn York State the Democratic candidate for
governor full and united OF Tsmany Han sH
Dealers radical together with the
Communists but nevertheless he lost by majority OF more than
100000 votes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Quick Questions

AFTER his defeat in the last
presidential election held in
the midst of war, Gen.
George B. Mcclellan was
elected TO what?
What German town did the
AEF take by force, %
years ago today, nearly
month after the armistice?
Sits revealed some Allied
prisoners are kept by JapS at
Hongkong, which is (a) city.
(bl island, tc) province in
China?
1.-The DIST state was admitted
10 the Union, Dec. 3, 1918.
Its official motto is State
Sow ere1gn ty-- National
Union Its flower is the
wood violet. II is - New
Hampshire. Illinois. Ken
lucky, Iowa?
5--NmbuS., stratus cumulous
and cirrus are all names for
what?
6-What common spice gets It's
name because it is shaped
ike a nail2
n
ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
the DETROIT TIMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

TO THE EDITOR:

" A~ADA Wv
THE Nov. 10 Detroit Times
L contains an article entitled
Better HEALTH" by DR.. Logan
Clendening.
AS no doubt many of your
readers look to DR.. Clendenings
column for authoritative in
formation about the cause and
cure of disease. his references
TO Christian Science in the
article mentioned above may
leave the impression that Chris
tian Science is helpful only In
cases of emotional disturbances
and cannot and does not heal
organic disease.
The facts are that Christian
Science heals both organic and
functional diseases, as the we'll
authenticated testimonies pub
lished in the Christian Science
Sentinel, and monthly in The
Christian Science Journal VIII
show.
In the November, 1913, num-
Der of the latter are recorded
healings of arthritis. broken
bones, pneumonia, tubercular
kidney, ptomaine poisoning and
many other conditions CONSIDERED
less serious.
Christian Science healing Is
spiritual healing such as Christ
Jesus employed during the three
years of his ministry. Any one
wishing to investigate the teach
ings OF Christian Science will
do well 10 secure copy OF
Science and Health with Key
TO the Scriptures, by Mary
Baker Eddy, the discoverer and
founder of Christian Science.
ON page 1872 of this book Mrs.
Eddy writes:
"Christian Science heals or
ganic disease as surely rs IL
heals functional, for II requires
only n fuller understanding of
the divine principle OF Christian
Science TO demonstrate tho
higher rule"
The last chapter contains 100
pages of testimonies Of those
who were healed through the
study of this book.
LYMAN s. ABBOTT,
Christian Science Committee,
on Publication for Michigan,
12l4 Book Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
TO THE EDITOR:

7 WANTED you to see these
L articles from a Great Falls.
Mont, paper. Editors note:
The articles refer TO the hous-
ing situation, no children, no
dogs, and now landlords say mo
soldiers"
LIN sorry can't express in
strong language what think OF
most Of these Montana land
lords--so-called Americans. I'm
a sergeant in the Army Air
Force. and my wife is living
here with me. We are both
native Detroiters. and our par
ents send us The Detroit Times.
wish you would printin your
paper stating how lucky soldiers
are. who are stationed in, or
near. Detroit. Detroit Is really
a servicemaH's paradise. In this
little town they treat us service
men as If we were a bunch OF
pigs.
= They won't rent us any place
and give us a. chance 10 remain
with our wives as long as posi-
bic. What is wrong with our
money?
II sure is good TO read your
paper, where l see servicemen
are treated right. or else my
morale would surely be low.
We 60 70 the USO here and
have TO pay for our coffee or
whatever we take They
aren't doing US soldiers any
favors, but making money from
US.
do wonder is this what we
are fighting for
A Detroiter and proud Of IL,
Set A. CAESAR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
NEWS
BEHIND
The NEWS
BY Paul
Mafton
BY PAUL MALLON

WASHINGTON. Dec, 3-The
W man the Truman COM
mittee is looking for behind the
Canol deal is Brig. Gen. Somer-
veil. head of the Office of Serv-
ice and Supply.
lie is supposed TO have been
the guiding factor in the adop-
ton of the project, but he has
been out of the country for some
time, and the committee has
been unable TO get his testi-
mony.
War Undersecretary Patter-
son made no attempt to blame
the deal on Somervell in his
testimony before the committee.
Naturally, he defended 1t be-
cause he had passed on II as
Somervell's superior. The COM
mittee members learned OF 1t
only privately from other au-
thorities.
The matter is of more inn
portance than meets the eye be-
cause Somervell IS head of the
New Deal faction IN the war
department. and has been men
toned as Harry Hopkins good
friend. as possible successor TO
Gen. Marshall as chief of staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
TO THE EDITOR:

I WISH TO take this oppor-
L tunity 10 commend you on
the most excellent article Which
appeared in The Detroit Times
on Thursday. Nov. IS. entitled
why Detroiters Pay Is Cents
for a Quart of Milk" Your
reporter who prepared this
article should be commended in
the accuracy Of the information
and the sensible manner IN
which il has been produced,
There has been altogether
too much misinformation In
the. milk situation which con-
fronts Detroit. There is vital
need at this time for much
more information Of the type
carried in this article so that
the problems of the farmer and
distributor can be more clearly.
accurately and honestly placed
before the consuming public.
II at any time we can assist
you in the preparation of more
Of this sort OF publicity. please
feel free 10 call upon us.
ERNEST l.. ANTHONY.
Dean of Agriculture.
Michigan state College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

|tN I'm. DhDaA'Ah -
Who was the great friend OF
(a) Achilles, (b) Damon, (c)
David?
2-What is his country? (a)
Franz Lehar. composer; tb)
Jose Iturbi, pianist; (c) John
Metaxas, soldier.
3-What is the abbreviation of
(a) Oklahoma, (b) Florida,
(c) Georgia?
4ECan you name (a) the south
ern part of Ireland, CD
southern part OF South
America, (c) southern part
of New England
5-What is the name Of (a)l
largest lake in Florida. (b)
city in New York state once
called Fort Orange, (c) land
ing place Of William Penn?
6-Where ta) was the revolu-
) tionary army disbanded. OBJ
was Patrick Henry governor
in 1776. (cJ is Robert E. Lee
buried?
ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

THE first step to the achievement of so
i momentous solution will be to tell the
sodiers--in the trenches overseas and in the
camps at home-that if they win a speedy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

HEN the great lhe VI Ao'A o'S'i"JNo
w half the city of Chicago, its inhabi-
tants had to choose between catastrophe
and opportunity.
There was no time for gradual solu-
ton. They could not rebuild in slow stages
the little city on Lake Michigan that had
taken 40 years to build up and 40 hours
to burn down.
They had only two alternatives. They
could abandon the ashes to the storms of
the lake and look elsewhere for new
homes, or they could rebuild city greater
than the one that had been destroyed.
The Chicagoans of that day were fear
less men of the old frontier. Within five
years they built city worth 100000
900 to replace the 100000, 900 loss which
the fire had caused.
THE peace crisis will call for equally
decisive action.
What we offer here is the outline of
plan that undertakes to convert the COM
ing national crisis into an unprecedented
opportunity, to make constructive forces
cut of the perils of demobiiization and
Initiation and to build out of war-torn
nation, greater America
Disraeli said:
There is no power on earth so great
as that of an idea whose time has come"
The time has come to give flesh and
blood to this creation of new American
empire, by using the great resources of
men and money which peace will put at
our command.
Equally important is the fact that if
we invest our 100000, 100000 of war saw
ings within our borders, those investments
will create new business for American
workers and new consumers at home tor
American goods and farmers. We will then
have the national prosperity, without
which it is nonsense to think of helping to
rebuild the war ruins of Europe.
THE plans for creating such a postwar
i American empire should be made now
not as part of scheme OF government
planning but as part of the development
program of the states which will make up
this empire.
If these % states cooperate to promote
will. at the same time, compete among them
selves in offering their individual advantages
in a way that will guarantee to prospective
settlers and investors wide choice of oppor-
tunities.
This campaign for new America will not
be carried on in a spirit of hostility, or even
rivalry. to the older states east of the Missis-
sippi. Instead, it should infuse into all sections
of the United States new spirit of American
enterprise and thus help to wipe out the
depressing aftermath of costly war.
The East will be the richer because Of the
new riches of the West.
The architects of this empire should have
the friendly help of all sections, of all political
parties, of all religions of all educators, of all
industrial commercial, financial and transpor-
tation interests everywhere.
1t will be their task to mobilize the prog
ress which research and enterprise has made
to build the most modern postwar cities, in
dustries, homes and farms.
THE first step to the achievement of so
j momentous a solution will be to tell the
soldiers-in the trenches overseas and in the
camps at home-thst if they win a speedy
r.kox.~J -. .,o..ck-I fror. IL, Nopoo,h>r 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

THIS may or may not be one
i of the reasons why a re-
port from the committee has
been held up. The committee
members are strong IN thelr
criticism of the project, despite
the army defense of 1t,
They call it deal arranged
bv Standard Oil Co. of Indiana
and the Imperial Oil Co, appar-
entity without much enthusiasm
on the part of the Canadian
company.
The current discussion over
its feasibility probably never
would have developed had not
oil Poobah Ickes stumbled upon
information concerning 1t, quite
by accident.
Committeeman suspect the
oil eventually may cost a
fabulous amount. perhaps 81 or
Sl.50 a gallon. Cost involves a
5OO-mile pipe line, drilling IN
the frozen north, and some evil
dence indicates oil from CALI
fornia could have been trans
ported to the Alaska battle
areas by inland waterways
auch cheaper.
THE Republican election VIC
Il tory IN the normally Demo
cratic heart of Kentucky, the
fourth congressional district,
forecasts the final breakup OF
the Happy Chandler machine.
He lives in an adjoining county
and the Democratic candidate
was his selectee. Whatever ex-
cuses, therefore, could be Of
fered for the loss of the state
in the earlier gubernatorial
election on the ground the
Chandler factions did not go
along sufficiently were not true
in the fourth district.
This election result certainly
verifies the conclusion then eX-
pressed that the Democrats had
failed to win under the best
possible auspices in a state nor
mally Democratic, and that the
failure was due TO the discour-
agement of the people with the
New Deal and its regulations
and domestic results. condi-
ton which cast into grave
doubts Mr.. Roosevelt's re-elec-
ton in 1914.
The margin of Republican
victory this time in the district
was around $1,000 votes, COM
pared with Democratic victories
by a margin of $4,000 in 1910. of
10000 in 1888, and 1900 in
1936-representing a turnover
Of 27000 votes in 10000 cast.
Distributed by King Features synd Inc.
Reproduction in whole or In part
strictly prohibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03


ID American dramatically revived in the verbal pyrotech-
mics of a political campaign
The American was William Graham Sumner, noted econo-
mist at Yale University
The phrase which had the title of his ablest
ESSAYS. was THE forgotten man
The candidate by whom the phrase exhumed and who
used or msused his quest for Franklin Roose
welt then the of New York and the Democratic nomi
for president
The forgotten man of whom Prof Sumner had written
And seemed quite evident Candidate Roosevelt
talking about the citizen part of the time at least
TN speech at Sioux City on Sept 90 1882 Mr. Roosevelt said
of his prospective presidency;
shall this position of high responsibility to discuss
country all at all times, the duty of
REDUCING TAXES
This PLEDGE YOU campaign
Importance COVENANT with THE TAXPAYERS OF
THIS COUNTRY"
1882 campaign very little Importance indeed For
only Roosevelt fail entirely his presidential office preach
the Instead he the powers his posi-
responsibility impose upon the of America THE
sEvEREST PEACETIME TAX LOAD IN OUR NATIONAL RECORDS
visible abatement of peace since
n upon the country.
War taxes in hitherto amounts piled upon
previous while the time the treasury borrowing many
billions of dollars for purposes.
request the Congress has appropriated
virtually billions of dollars until actually there AN ACCU
MUTATION epende balances backing like damned flood
in the treasury.
Then early year. Congress asked levy ADDITIONAL
TAXES in the Of TEN BILLION DOLLARS
proposal before the and committee of the House
and the committee understanding that there could be
urgency this took time inquire
revealed the administration ALREADY
provided MORE MONEY THAN IT COULD SPEND LEGITI
MATELY o the of SIXTY BILLION DOLLARS.
THAT discovery mpeed the and committee
and o think for itself about THE TAXPAYER
only did the committee a whole refuse comply with the
unreasonable emand the 10 Republican members the
committee minority had something special to regard
ing it.
the minority report said THE OVERBU RDENED
TAXPAYER has been TIE FORGOTTEN MAN
wahwOd has been spend and spend and tax
Mr. Roosevelts campaign phrase had returned to him.
surely the greatest ones in political annaM
BEGAN HIS NATIONAL CAREER 1892 and attained his
political talking about the forgotten man. and these costly
of his administration MR. ROOSEVELT HIMSELF has forgotten him
entirely.
PUT the multiplication of federal could
~ interminably.
the said
hch taken
n taxesE
mr reached"
is PAYING TAXES o
1882 MAN fact
SHOULD probably
AwuA Il (Oti~k Y Iac4 IDpc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

LYMAN s. ABBOTT,
Christian Science Committee,
on Publication for Michigan,
12I4 Book Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
The Twice Forgotten Man

DACK in 1882 the once famous phrase of once famous
American dramatically revived in the verbal proech
mics of political campaign
The American William Graham Sumner, noted econo
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-02
Goes To Anchorage

Mrs. Rachel Gibson, matron of the federal jall, left this week for Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-02
Toshwak Gets Life Sentence

John Toshwak, the terror of .Afognak island', vas convicted cf murder in the first des rec m the district court at Anchorage and was sentenced to life impiIs- onment.
 Trial of John Toshwak, ST., Afognak island in the federal district court at Anchorage was postponed to await arrival of Dr. A. Holmes Johnson to testify.
 Toshwak was charged with mur- dering his 22-year-old son, John, Jr., in an argument over liquor, by striking him on the head with blunt instrument The body was recovered P days after the crime in the waters of Afognak bay
 Government witnesses before the grand jury included Mike Toshwak, brother of the defend ant, and Nickie Toshwak, Il another son of the defendant.