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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28

m II every man. woman and
IS child in the United States Laws
NJ aside 500 the aggregate will
w be about Sl3. 000. 900 900 or the
"a amount the Trcasurys must
raise in its Second War Loan
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28
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N-aisv' to-day
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a-.:.:. u"ui market. Commodities
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28

suggested in this column few days
ago us sponsored by June Rose to
use high school students i'll farr,
work Instead Of sending them to
health camps this summer. With pro-
per supervision. the farm camps
coud be made rs pleasant and as pru-
iitable from disciplinary and excl
else viewpoints as the dude ranches.
There would be the added advant-
age Of producing food and earning
money at the same lime.
ARCHlNES-S Secretary of State
Thad Eure, looking through some 1T
ports from archives in other states.
the other dav came across this gem
from Fulton county. Illinois, dated
III 1870:
State Of Illinois. Pccora County:
"ru al the World. Greetings.
Know We that John Smith ana
Polly MYERS is hereby entitled IL go
together and de- rs old folks does
anywhere inside CoppcrS precinct
ard when my commission comes
ann To MARI ',m good and date en-
back to kivvcr accidents. (Signed)
y. L. II. J. L.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28

STUDENT ARMERS-Plans me
being developed i'll New Jersey, at.
cOrdins To the national welfare VOL.
erS association. 10 utilize high school
boys III farm camps for cranberry
harvest. Experiments last year prov
I'D virtue III the plan. The idea is 10
give boys II 10 l8 years old, with
good scholastic records, leave Of alb
senCe Tor 10 schools days in Octo-
Der, house them in camps SUPERVISE
by health and welfare departments.
and pay them from 81 To ST so u day.
The trial project last year was esu-
mated TO have saved $4,000 10 far
merS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
By LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter IlOtel-Raleigb

HAZARDS Dean l. .. Schaub of
the school ui agriculture ut State
College has ISSUED warning To town
and city folks unacquainted with
farm work about some of the hazards
involved. 70 less extent the warning
l. applicable 10 victory gardeners.
The dean points out that tractor
driving should not be taken lightly.
just because one can drive an auto
mobile. There Is danger of ovcr,urn-
ing and even mole danger oil being
j. ;ilcd Oft the seat. A person is al
most certain 10 nave sore muscles
and stiff limbs. Sunburn. poison ivy
and sumac are other hazards for
which the Inexperienced hand mus,
loon .ut.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28
Wake Up, Americans Your Country's Most Fat

ME hour when the final die is cast, when de-
Il cisive victory hangs i'll the balance. The hour
which will decide the future of you and your
children. future of joyous freedom or future
Of endless serfdom.
Yes, it is ten minutes to midnight And when
the first stroke of that fateful hour begins to
sound, it will be too late to throw your weight
into the fight.
The time TO do that is NOW.
Nom, when your dollars can keep the produc-
ton lines humming. Now, when your dollars can
buy the tanks and guns and planes and ships our
soldiers need to fight winning war {. the only
kind of war we can afford to fight. Now, while
there are still ten minutes before midnight
Your country is asking you to lend your dollars
in greater amount than ever before 1t is asking
for 10 billions of dollars extra this month Il
billions for the weapons of war to make sure thai
it IS orr side which dictates the peace.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28
once Il month, THURSDAY afternoon
being the next scheduled confab.

MARRIED-Tom Banks. former
secretary to Governor Broughton,
and now Il captain in the Army OF
the United States, Sprang surprise
Sunday by marrying Miss Margaret
Kelly, formerly employed in the Sc
cretary Of states office. Captain Tom
was SO Secretive about the thing, ne
got the register of deeds to open up
Sunday to issue the license so news
papers wouldn't get il, and then took
his bride off To Washington before
friends could congratulate thcn.
Captain Banks is temporarily sta
toned al the national capital.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28

aid really gets busy, Cherry cannot
afford to stav idle. And il both can
didates for governor get UP steam.
the senators will have to blow the
starting whistle for their race.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28

The national tobacco a!lotvcn, Is
normally undsrp!aH,cd by ; re. cert.
This underplanting is cxy cct.a 10 80
greater this year. hcca.s. -, .',rvt-
ages Of labor. fertilizer, md u;ha.
materials.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28
Cotton utures
Gain Ground

.,ovs Work. Ap.I 23.-tAPl-Cot-
-. -. 4 opened > cents baie
:.-!.c: iu , cents lower.
-.,.H values were ) 10 80 cents ii
..... .H-'.,-, M~% - 20. July 300.
..G ri.t.rv. 10 %.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that it's
almost impossible IL get away from
the farm labor problem. The month
" meeting of civilian defense coor-
dlnatCrs scheduled for Thursday att
crnuon Will paramount the issued.
led OF by Harry Caldwell, state
farm manpower director. He is also
farm labor coordinator for civilian
defense. These CoordinatorS are for
the most part volunteers or drattees
from other State agencies, and give
their time and energy free To civil
ian defense work. They get together
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-28

ADAPTABLE-Th idea is adapt
able To some needs i'll North Caro-
lima, and might fit III with the plan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
The Brighter Side

AN OLD-TINE bugaboo TO
"A millions of Americans in
certain sections, of the U.S.A.
has~ bobbed up As our greatest
enemy in the South Pacific.
refer to malaria, once known
in this country as abe lager" or
chills n fever, and accepted by
generations of the Inhabitants of
the swampier regions of the ma
ton as something that went with
their citizenship and was as in
evitable as death and taxes.
Whole communities of the
southland used TO shake in uni
son to such an extent at certain
periods of the year, aS 10 give
rise 10 rumors of earthquakes
In those parts.
In county Of Florida, hard
by the Ever & d es, malaria
brought about lynchirg party
long ago, when a local slicker
who was addicted TO The nnalady
had an unexpected attack during
a card game and shook so hard
he dislodged a hand Of four aces
from his person.
4 RESIDENT Of some sections
"A of the South who did not
have periodical spells of the
shakes was practically nobody
from a social standpoint because
he or she could not enter into
the spirit of things at a quilt
ing bee or lawn sociable when
the guests started jellying it Up
together.
The medical discovery that
the gentle little mosquito luggedi
the malaria germs around and
the subsequent dispersal Of the
tiny creatures through a gen.
erous oiling of their spawning
places, left something of social
void in the South
IT COULD be that some Of the
Il dispossesSed mosquitoes of the
Southland migrated 10 the Solo
mons and New Guinea and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Malaria Old
Yank BugabOO

served in Cuba in the great and
successful medical fight against
yellow fever.
LIVERY company of soldiers in
II the South Pacific is served
so much quinine a day, the men
taking il as a possible safeguard
against the malady.
Personally, I would not take
quinine until I actually got the
malaria, which is the natives
system, and the theory Of many
doctors.
They think taking the quinlne
daily may immunize the system
against il when the malaria
really develops.
Codein and aspirin Is the usual
remedy for "breakbone" fever
and among other things, the
good old time Dovers powders
for dysentery which in my book
is the toughest of all the tropical
ailments.
MALARIA, however, Is more
A'A treacherous.
A man may apparently re-
cover from malaria. return to his
home city in the United States,
and then suddenly suffer a fresh
attack.
II knocks you out completely.
A fighting man might 90 along
a while with dysentery, but ma
laria stops him cold.
The malaria mosquitoes dig
deep.
They plant the germs in the
blood stream and they stick
there.
Despite their greater supply
of quinine, the Japs are said TO
be having just as. much trouble
with malaria as our side, and
maybe more as they are not
as well equipped physically as
A m e.r leans to stand a stiff
shellacking from illness.
Copyright. ie43, by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

surroundings. Congenial workers,
all Democrats. Birds sing all
during s-hour shift. We know
you'll like us and we hope well
like you"
Mr.. Wizards advertisement
attracted considerable comment,
brought him a lot Of business.
and won him a prize for clever
advertising.
But he still hasn't a dish
washer.
OUR dimestic engineer Is an
~ enthusiastic church member.
"What Is the shortest verse In
the Bible ." l asked her, deter
mined TO exhibit my supposed
Biblical knowledge.
"Jesus wept." she answered
promptly, and then said: "Arma-
geddOn Is a word appearing only
once in the Bible. In what Book
and Chapter is it,"
She had me there.
She also Stumped me on three
more Biblical questions.
Well. I started II. AS I often
have said, l talk too much.
Much too much.
IN SOME states it is against
the law TO predict the future
by palmistry.
This legislation is based on a
contention that correctly pre-
dieting what vii happen TO a
person Is impossible.
Yet Mark Twain IN his note
book, published some years ago,
stated:
'Tn 1895, Cherio, the palmist,
examined my hand and said that
In my slxty-fifth year (1803) I
would become suddenly rich.
T was bankrupt and $94, 900
In debt at the time.
TN 1908 Harper's took over
all my works and guaranteed me
$4,000 q year for FIVE years and
gave me assurance the actual
return would be double that for
many years"
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

.THE first nights; The big news
in Variety, the showfolks'
Yible, was that the United
Booking Office, which ran the
big-time vaudeville circuits in
the halcyon Broadway days, was
being revived slowly.
The dramatic critics, with no
new plays TO occupy their time
and space. quarreled publicly
with each other-the main mix
ers being Mr.. Anderson OF the
Journal-American and Mr.. Ras-
coe of the World Telegram
both able sluggers.
The authors OF the long run
hit, Life With Father" were
reported discussing a sequel
called Life With Mother"
The most recent play. TO-
morrow the World" which deals
with nazism, clicking to a first
week of Sl1, 900, good money in
any burg.
The Ziegfeld Follies is playing
to Runaway trade.
Oklahoma" the guilds new
pet, is enjoying capacity busi-
ness plus a great advance ticket
sale.
The amusing Kiss and Tell"
show and "Doughgirls" are the
funniest Of the entertainments.
Only one more new show is
listed this month.
TIVE magic lanterns: The
i French underground versus
the Nazi terrorists provides the
excitement in Assignment in
Brittany" which rates a spot
among the first raters.
The hero is Pierre Aumont,
who can expect his applause TO
be expressed in long signs.
Richard Whorf and George
Coulouris are a. thievish as the
Nazis-the way they steal
scenes.
China" is more battle melo-
ana. picturing Chinese que
las warming the tail OF the
unspeakable Japs.
Alan Ladd and William Ben
-dix.-as -pslF-af contraband
hustlers. are so masculine that
hair grows not only on their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
BY WesfbrOOk PegIeR

about the peoples health but
about The dairymens profits.
These dairymen are not little
two-cow farmers whose wives
churn up small crock Of but
ter and take II down 10 the
store 10 trade for Sods-crackers
and calico. They are big busi-
ness. like the packers and other
professors who make the mar
garine, but right now they are
Just millions OF pounds behind
the requirements for our own
fighting forces and civilians and
lend-lease and so on.
They have all the business
they handle but Sttff. for
their benefit and for no other
reason. the people have 10 pay
tax on p necessity which IN
some cases is proportionately as
heavy AS the taxes on whisky
and cigaretS.
THERE was a bill in the Wis
Il conSin Legislature a week or
two ago which would have re-
duced the tax per pound from
Is cents 10 S and the manu-
facturers. wholesalers and re-
tailers' license taxes 10 $500,
500 and IS respectively. l
don't know what happened 10
IT, but I wouldn't give such a
bill more than prayer in Wis
consin.
AS 10 the food values Of mar
garine and butter YOU can pick
fight with a margarine man
or dairyman any time.
However, the margarine people
are proudly publicizing a re-
port on butter substitutes by
the committee on public health
relations of the New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
See Here,
Private Hargrove

nothing happened. I still didn't
get paid"
That's =two paydays YOU
missed" the sergeant sighed
ct will check iHfa-the second
later. Now-what about today's
pay ."
II missed ont on that one, too.
The battery commander couldn't
find my signature on the pay
roll"
Isn't that just too utterly de-
lightful ?" he cooed. Couldn't
find your signature on the pay
roll! You know, I'll bet some
nasty old thing came along with
ink eradicator and erased your
signature from IL, If your sigma
ture wasn't on the pay roll, Pri-
vate Hargrove, II was because
you hadn't signed the pay roll"
That makes sense" l con-
coded.
He patted me on both shoulders,
a little heavily, and / covered.
wait just a minute, Private Har-
grove" he said sweetly Let
sargie-wargie see what he can find
out about the nasty old pay roll"
He returned in a few minutes,
browning YEARLY. Private Har-
grove" he sighed, "dear Private
Hargrove! You didn't draw your
pay on the tenth of November be-
cause you weren't here on the
tenth! You were on furlough! And
you didn't sign the pay roll for
today because you were on fur
Tough while IL was being signed.
Your modest pay for October has
been in the battery safe for three
weeks. just waiting for you to get
around to picking II up"
LIE took a small envelope from
H behind his back Twenty
one dollars for services rendered
through the month OF October.
Harumph. Minus two-forty for
theater tickets. minus dollar
for haircuts. minus seven dollars
for canteen checks. Private Har-
grove. present 10 you your OCto-
Der wages-ten dollars and sixty
cents"
I took the money looked al il
tenderly and crammed it into my
pocket
And Private Hargrove," said
the top kick. "in a few DAYS Won
will see n notice on the bulletin
board asking all men who were
not paid today to come in and
sign the supplementary pay roll.
When you see that notice, Pri-
waite Hargrove, want YOU 10
come right into the orderly room
40 can explain 10 10 you. Then
i want 10 watch you while YOU
sign the pay roll. so that well
he sure TO get II right. Will you
do that much for your old top
sergeant
Yes. sir" promised. MAY
go now. sergeant"
"Yes, Private Hsrgrove," he
sighed please do"
Continued tororroW)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Vaudeville Office
Being Revived

a short story scribbler. His first
is in the May ! issue Of Liberty.
The n. Y. Public Library will
lower its flag 10 half staff on
May 10 10 commemorate the
burning Of books by the Nazis
10 years ago
TNHE Networks: CHS brought
Il the contrasting talents Of
Gonnee Boswell and MiScha FL
man via Carnival on the
Green"-A-1 variety.
Mark Warnow's Hit Parade
arrangements on Saturday ewes
make the ears waltz.
Joan Davis screwball antics
on the Vallee menu were ably
abetted by Bert Lahr and Rudy
-. A laffiesta.
Both Goebbels and Goering
sounded very unexcited whey
spoke on Hitler's birthday.
The only comforting words
one hears these days from the
Krauts are the excerpts from
some newspapers and quotes
from speeches OF lunatic-fringe
politicos
Bill Shirer wondered why the
executions in Japan surprised
any one, pointing out that such
savagery is typical Of the Japs
Shirer reminded listeners OF
the bayoneting Of British and
Chinese women and tots.
QUOTATION Workmanship:
W G. Martin: True generosity
is the ability TO accept ingrati-
tude.
The Alabama Times: Show
courtesy TO others not because
they are gentlemen, but because
you are.
Eugene O'Neill: The censor
ship which begins by banning a
strip tease show always finishes
by condemning as treason a play
which hints that Washington
might not have chopped down
that tree.
Anon. He is Clark Cable
bodied young man
Schopenhauer: Life Is a BUST
ness that does not pay expenses.
copyfighI ~ Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
BY Damon RunyOn

propagated anew. because I am
told there is something nostalgia
in the way they fall upon Amer
leans.
However. they also fancy the
,Japs and, in a pinch, even the
natives.
And since IL is obviously i'm
possible TO oil jungle areas big
ger than the state of Texas, the
malaria germs planted by the
mosquitoes put a startling per-
centage of our troops hors d
combat, 10 use an old Dade
County expression.
II was influenza in the last
war that was the bane of our
medical men in The military
service.
II is malaria in this one, at
least in the South Pacific.
60 FAR the percentage of i'll
~ ness among the men in North
Africa has been amazingly low.
Dysentery and dengue fever,
called "breakbone fever" be-
cause it makes you feel as if
your bones were breaking apart,
are other terrors of jungle war;
fare.
"Breakbone" acts a lot like
flu.
1t leaves a victim weak for a
long time. though like malaria,
the mortality is not high.
Quinine always has been our
great cure for malaria.
The Japs now hold the sources
of greatest quinine supply and
our doctors are experimenting
with a substitute that sounds as
il il were spelled adebran.
They are experimenting in
many other directions on ma
laria. hoping to find a preven-
tive.
l understand volunteers have
been called for among the SOL
diers in the South Pacific TO
serve as guinea pigs in these
experiments, as volunteer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Recipe for martinique:
Bugs Boer AssoiIs
Collaborating French
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Events Of this have proved that the only thing
dangerous than idiot switch tower is island
Those Japs up at Kiska are in the woodwork and
going be tougher dsodge than blackberry seed in your
back teeth.
An island is unsuitable arplane carrier. What I'm
driving at with my putter is Martinique. That's island
right off front door.
AS elder statesman reterste my Martinique recipe
"You don't your house II another the
doorsteps"
Martinique be occupied by the Collaborating
French The kind you about you shake
dandruf
We seem be continuing remorseless sppeasement
policy down there Our idea of solving problem is 10 post
pone II.
Copyright. BY KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

chests but also on the radiator
OF their truck.
But its all worth your time.
especially with Loretta Young
moon over.
Il Walked With a Zombie" is
horror stuff for the gooseflesh
trade.
THE Intelligentsia Scribners,
Il the publishers of The Fifth
Seal" appreciated the hula
balloo caused by those who
would have II suppressed. The
national attention helped adver-
tise the tome, and il is selling.
Alan Hynd's Passport 10
Treason" tMcBride) Is top
notch report of Nazi espionage
activitieS--a worthy companion
10 Sabotage!
Sinclair Lewis via his latest.
Gideon Planish. slasheS the
professional do-gooders with his
razor-edged typewriter.
Laurence wsb, former
Broadway show producer, is now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
FdirEnoush

7 HAVE collected some more
= information on the subject
Of margarine and the restrictive
taxes thereon, state and federal.
and. while the case seems not
10 contain the ingredients that
crusades are made Of, IL plainly
amounts 10 a Grade 3 outrage
and calls for relief.
AS ! told you some time ago,
the federal government collects
q tax OF one-fourth of cent a
pound on margarine az the fac
tory and license tax Of Sc
a year from each dealer in the
uncolored product which looks
like lard and is unappetizing 10
the eye. and 10 states have vari-
Gus taxes, some as high as Is
cents a pound
That is the rate in Wisconsin.
which Is dairy state and was
the source Of much Of the
strength Of the lobby against
margarine many years ago. In
addition. Wisconsin taxes the
manufacturers Of marg rine
within her borders 81 900 n year
and the wholesaler and retailer
$500 and S25. respectively
- Nd the federal government
collects 10 cents a pound
In margarine colored before sale
30 the consumer and a license
tsx OF SIS from retailers Of pre-
colored marge. This tax on
preColoring has an obvious Dur.
pose. The idea is 10 make mar
garine unsightly and discourage
people from using IL.
II you color your own. you
may do so free, and this means
that Congress and tho state
Legislatures were not worried