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Holguin, Felix Vencio
Hicks, Frank Chester
Heard, Rogers Lee
Hare. Ralph Montgomery
Hansen, Riley jackson
Hambelton, James Lowe
Hammons, Eddie Truman
Hall, Cody
Hammergreen. Marshall E.
Holman, Thurman D.
Henderson, Robert
Hanson, Richard Elmer (N)
Hernandez, Joe Rodriguez
Heller. George Arthur CN)
Head, Bluford johnson
Holloway ST., Tally Louis (N)
Honeysuckle, Lewis Wesley
Hatfield Jr.. Charles Edwin
Higley, John Ball
Harrell, Glen Pershing
House, Nevin Lamar
Hob. Raymond Martin CN)
Hernandez, Frank Hustado
Hoffman, Harold Fillmore
Hon, Ngen Toy
Hansen. Charley William
Hedges, Max Thomas (N)
Hopkins, Stanford Collier
Hamilton, Claude Buchanan (N)
Hunter, John Allen (N
Head. Turner Franklin (N
Heavener, David jefferson (ND
Henderson. Richard Norman (N)
Hall, Simuel Lee
Holcomb, logan Stewart
Horsley, Los Ben
Huntley, Howard Harry
Horn, Ray Delmus
Hoskins. Jessie Hartwell (AF)
House, Elmer Banks (A)
Hael, Carl Jackson
Hernandez, Manuel
Hamilton, Truman Alfred CCG)
Herring, Clifford
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McCleary, William Jackson
McNair, Huey Lee
McClard, Stephen A.
Mclaughlin. Ards Lou (N)
Mcmillan, Steven
McMillin. Harrel Clarence IN
Mcmahon. Robert Thomas
McNeilly, Harold Clark
McCaslin, Robert Clyde (NR)
McNinch, Willie (N
McGebee. James Claude (A)
Mclaughlin. Thomas Francis (AF)
MCGOWAN. Harry HarmaN
McCleary. Robert Wilson
Mccoy, Donald George
MCGEE Jr., Horace Patchin
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Park. William Stephen
Polee, William Pink
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Ooines, Casmiro Arenas
Quiaiada, .Eliodoro Solano
Quiroz, Benjamin Leon
Quick, Aaron E.
Quinn, Jr., Grant c.
Questada, Rafael Vidanari
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Ramirez, Pedro Hernandez
Rogers, w. T.
Reyes, Jesus Lara Cd
Rodarte, Domingo Acevedo
Robinson, Mack S. tN)
Rich, Eddie
Romero, Louis Gotta
Ramirez, Fred zacarias
Ramolite, Benito r.
Reyes, Robert G.
Romero, Gilbert
Rodriguez, JOHN Manuel
Kicks, Harley d.
Ramirez, Santos Luciano
Restine, Jr., George Lester
Rodriguez, Frank Mesa
Robinson, Jr., Aldon Freddie tMD
Romero, Joe
Rodriguez, Bonifacio r.
Ruiz, Jesse NuneZ
Rosario, Rosario Valenzuela
Rush, D. j.
Raya, Casper Gastelum
Rodriguez, Jose CardenaS
Rabb, Bennie Charles
Reyes, Vicente.
Ray john Richard
Rodriguez Ralph Licon
Riddell, Ralph S. tN)
Renteria, Martin Castillo
Rosenbaum, Wilbur John
Rivera, Albert Mendoza
Ruiz, Oscar Nunez
Rabb, Prentice
Randolph, Paul Williams
Rodriguez, Blaz Nunez
Ruiz, Doraciano Acosta
Richter, Roy Fred (N)
Rodriguez, Victor Deloado
Reyes, Andres P.
Kicks, Roy Rnell (N
Rodgers, Warren D.
Rojas, Carmelo
Robles, Robert Coz
Richardson, James T.
Runnels, Jr., Wallace (A)
Russom, William Leslie
Roman Charles Peter San
ReStine, James Otis
Reed, Isiah
Ruiz, Julio =.
Ramirez, Juan Ramirez
Reyes, Adolph Vega
Romero, Raul Gotta
Rodriguez, Manuel A.
Riloquis, Narciso Rilcopero
Reinhardt, Locke G.
Ruston, John oliver
Ratliff, Chester Dixon (A)
Roach, William H. (A)
Reams, Edmond Perry
Rivera, Gilbert
Romero, Joseph Patrick
Regis, Edison James
Rabano, Santiago P.
Rivera, Ramon Pevalta
Rimin, Eusebio Tolentino
Rivera, Bernardo Calpo (N)
Round, Willette j. CN)
Robinson, Eugene Albert
Roland Portor
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MalaSig. Momeriano D. I'D
MargeliS. Joe Y.
Munar. Roberto Hufana CN
Marquee. Pedro Almarez
Moralez, Bernardo
Moore, Jesse Clay
Monders, Edgar Julius
Maestos. Joseph Jasper
/ Morales. Robert
MonteZ. Juan
Moniz, Clarence James
Miller. Vernice Allen
Myers, Albert Benjamin
Maregmen. Ben Bienvenido c.
Moore, George Henry
Mares, Pablo Jose
Metcalf, Clarence Clinton (AD
Markell, Alvin Roy
Morgan. Roy Lee
Markle, Lemuel Ray (N)
Mariana, Pablo Ruiz
Martin, Theodore Finley
Massey, James Blake
Mata. Leopold Garcia
Miner, Wiley Carl
Madrigal, Edward
| MendeZ, Jesus
Murietta, Rodolfo Satelo Cd
Mares, Antonio Lucio
Murphy, Michael James
Mengapit, Pastor M.
Michael, Howard Robert
Mitchell. j. Keys (N
Mullins, Melvin Lee
Morales, Pedro
Mata, RoSendo Garcia
Monies, Frank Rodriguez
Membrere, Cornelio
Manderiaga, Apolonio
Moore, William Hayden
Miller, Paul
Milligan, George Roderick
Morales, Phillip
Marcus, Aree B. Gaming
Maniaci, Vincent
Miller, Philip Sidney
Mann, Willis (N)
Mitchell, Thomas Taylor (ND
Mercado, Tito Botac
Morales, Trinidad
Martin, Thomas Edison DD
Martinez, David Navarro
Moser, Roy Raymond (A)
Mansker, Oran
Minor Jr., Andrew Floyd
Morgan, Henry Allen
MagneSS. Joe Richard
MunoZ, Celestino Medina CA
Molina, Felisiano Astrero
Miller, Jack B.
Miyata, Fred Toshimasa
Morrison, Ronald Bruce
Mendoza, Francisco Lopez
Meier, Thomas Jim
Michel, Melvin Monose
Merrill, John Robert (N)
Mesquita, Alexjandro
Marian, Felix
Mitchell, Edward (NRD
Morgan, Sam Thomas
Machodo Jr., Manuel John (N)
Minon, Howard Paul CN)
Mullen, Howard Andrew
Nina, Selvena D.
Moreno, Frank Lara
Murphy, Reed Everett
Morton, Hobart Cody
Mong, William
Morinaga, Yoshinori
Morales, Jesus Bracomate
Montijo, Isaac Garcia
Macliz, Miguel Galendo
Magumcia, Mariana Agoot
Mega, Jose Comacho
Morrison, Joseph Wicklier
Macanas, Alberto Natchor
Martinez, Tommy T.
Marshall, Roy Clyde
Miranda, Conrado Garcia
Moore, Ceazer
Montana, Arnulfo Aparicio
Mate, George
Maschino, ireland Lee
Mello, Frank
Mendoza, Rosalio Lopez
Miller, Tilton Isaac
Morse, Prosper William
Madriaga, Jose
Nina, Moisle Mico
Minor, Willard Sheldon
Metzger, Everett Wilton
Morales, Raul
Mesa, Esteban Sanchez
Maracini, Micheal Anthony
Maynard, Orvel Thomas
Matote, Louis A.
Martinez, Carlos VelaSco
Marshall, James (D)
Madison, Richard irwin
Marvel, Roy Raymond
Miller, Wayland Wilford
Merrill, James Madison
Manwaring, Roger Lindsay
Mitchell, Gerald V.
,Ialinao, Timothy A.
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QoineS, Casmiro Arenas
Quia iada, .Eliodcro Solano
Quiroz, Benjamin Leon
Quick, Aaron E.
Quinn, Jr., Grant c.
Questada, Rafael Vidanari
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Kahuert, Olof Francis
KershaW, John Richard (AFD
Kelley, Arley B.
Kincaid. Robert F. (AF)
Kennemer, Jack Shelby
Kirby, Edward baverne
Kieren. Clarence L.
Kryder, Rufus Samuel
Keargain. Clarence S
Komma, William Maxwell
Koon Jr., william James
KIDD. Shizuo
Kunesh. George James
Kane, Charles Mark
Kennedy. Vincent John
Kennedy, Jack
Knight. william Ray CA)
Knox, Eugene Arthur (N
Kortland. Richard william
Koon. Jack Robert
Kitchin. william Button
Kirby, Freddie Charles
Kercher. Robert Lewis
Kline, John F. CN
Keller, Olen James
Kirby, Lynn Ray
Kempton, Lloyd Lavar tN)
Kates. Reynaldo Mendoza
Kennedy. Paul Sheldon tN)
Kershaw, Charles Henry
Kobayashi, Hisao
Kim, Wong Yuen
Komatsu, Gary Akira
Kay, George Lee
King, Walter Emerson
Kobayashi. Mineo
King, Lester (N)
Kruger Jr., George Ernest
Kern, Eugene
Keller, Wayne Clyde
Killion, Gus Sam
Kobayaski, Matusa
Kawashima. KiroSki
Kinne. Frederick Burdette o
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Martin, John Harold
Mata, Juventino
MendeZ, Gilbert
Morales, Tomas BracamonteS
Martinez, FeliZe
Mercado, Ramon Charles
Miller, James Edward
Martinez, John T.
Mitchell, Richard Cartwright (N)
Moss Jr., Earl tN)
Molina, Rafael Horace
Mack, Aytch H.
Mena, Salvador Bustoz
Mitchell, Horace Clients
Magallanes, Joe Morales
Maupin, Alfred Henry (AC)
Murphy, Gearold M. (A)
Meza, Estevan Castro
Murrietta, Ralph PARA
Martinez, Henry Ernest
Mendoza, Luis Morales
Mendoza, Frank Gotta
Montoya, Alfred
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2 Jernigan Jr., Cecil Lester
1 Jeffries, Walter L. tN
: Jones, Thornton Keith (A)
= Jack, Alexander Neal
Jonas, Robert Virgil
! Juvenal, Joseph Hamilton
: jackson, Jesse Lloyd (N
: johnson, Arthur M
jackson, Howard F. CND
: jackson, Carl A.
. Joy, Shelby Wilson
: jackson, Vowel Dave
; Jones, William Enoch (AF)
jackson, Peter
|. Jones, LIE Roy Alfred (AFD
: Jennings, Paskell Andrew
johnson, Leander James
johnson, Earl Hardy
Johns, Kenneth Herbert
: Jue, Doc Soon
= Jones, Carroll Justus
Juvenal, Robert Eugene (A)
/. johnson, John Albert
Z johnson. James A. (N)
: Jarrett, John Cleveland
johnson, Dean Colegrove
Jones. George Haines
/. jackson Jr., Tom (A)
! Jimenez, Domingo H.
= Jacobo, Frank
: johnson, Robert Lee
: Jeffries, Jack M. (A)
Jackson, lie Roy
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Little. Dwaine James
Ly, Hing 500
Lang, George Arthur
Love Jr.. Joseph Lloyd M
Landress. Jack Taylor
Leyba, Julio Ponce
Laplana, Cirelo Delostanos
Lydick. Don Lee Chase
Lueuano, Pablo
Lorenzo. Tomas (CG)
Lagod, ISidoro A.
Lydick. John Lloyd
Lyons, Clel Harland
Lawieta. Benito L. M
Lewis, Marvin Madison
Lopez. Manuel Ruiz
Lundburg, Wendell S.
Lucio, Josue
Lara, John Manuel
Lazarus. George Henry
Lee, Ed
Ladd. Dewey Emerson
Lairmore, Paul
Langguth. wellington Faber (NR)
Lorton. Norris Joseph
Lord, William Wineou Cd
Langdon, Burnes Elmer
Linn, Robert Ybanez
Legg, Arthur Eugene
Lore. Albert Benjamin
Lechner. Cecil Ray
Lopez, Pete Gonzales
Lpando, Pascual Luna Villa
Lepley Jr.. Lewis Valentine "a
Lujan, Delfin
Lorona. John
Littlefield. Jay B. (N)
Lyons, Jess Willard
Lotus. Reginald tAF)
Luna, Epigmenio Mendoza
Lujan Jr.. Cayetano
Lee. Ernest E.
Lawson, Lawrence F.
Lawrence, William Jackson (A)
Lopez, Leonardo Renteria
Lough, Clayton
Lowrie, Benjamin Blanton
Luna. Ysauro Zuniga Cd
Lee, John Louis
Lutes, David Wallace (N)
Lehman, Chester Earl
Lund, Melvin
Lindsey, John Horace (A)
LOwrie, A V.
Lopez. Alfonso Amador
Landeros, Hipolito
Legge, John Alexander
Lightly. William Eugene
Lambert, William Bruce
Lence, William Mathew (A)
Lamb, Maloy 10y CN)
LiZano, John Lanterio
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08
tungsten |
Situation
May Clear
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau

Hal"I&n. March &.-Aciinn of the
". ''"dUCluu Board IN CanCpiling
.'H premiums Tor domestic pruuuC-
..'a %! tungsten. and lumui! IN the
.H''J rItuJi!uu. looks ON the surface
4"' very Ddi news tor North Car
DINA mineral projects
y 2EnE under the surface IL little.
IL" Dad news may prove L. br tGv
L'hhnnG of permanent G"vcIuUmvm
T.. N.uir mineral drpU. its The .crni-
ING bIr"du% grow cu1 ul the tact
N't wartime premium prices have
attracted spectators and irrc,pon-
''bI, interests L. prospective mineral
i"id-. They were eager 1" mon IIp
Oh me cNtr" prICcS. but had little
concern ion long time promotion ur
t,'HDllShmcnt of basic cntcrpriScs.
However. they did prr-cmpt the field
ana temporarily kept n,u more SID
Dir investors vino are concerned
NOR" with pCrluaucnC" and reason
'.o.' pf"ilt over long period than
WIN wartime bUuanZas.
brcdlISc there arc known to be
SeEtEdl ui these solid firms Interested
III Norm Carolina. STATE Officials are
no, )" much alarmed about threats
immediate StOppagr a. they would
u'h"i"iSC hc. In tact. it may br suid
,heF are pleased with developments
III numerals othC. than mica.
Nobody IL much pleased with the
INCA situation. This correspondence
carly Iast fall pointed out trends III
MICA production that have been cor
,ar.Fmcd this week by report Of the
truman committee. Mica is SO vitally
needed for war. North Carolina Of
iicialS want to sec maximrm prOd,,c-
uon now. even Though IT might mean
a less advantageous position for The
State later.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08
Speech Patterns OF Average Child

troubles that bother some parents
all cunc from imitation - swear
ing. Slurrimg. slang. They are not
really troubles: they simply show
the baby is alivc-alcrt.
Delayed speech is probably the
c0mmoncSt real worry of parents.
Organic defects - deafness, mem
ial dciicirncy-arc rare as causes.
Common are cnvigonmcntal situa-
uonS; SuSh us:
B!lin"ualiSm-Childrcn who al O
brought up in a bilingual hOus -
mold and try To learn two .an-
@uagcS are, unless excessive care
Is exercised. backward in both.
Lack of chance to lcarn-Thc
way Il child talks is the third most
important thing in his life. after
vision and hearing. Parents should
take the utmost pains 10 speak
slowly. distinctly and simply.
Lack of mCtivation--Oldcr pco-
pie understand what little the
chllu says. 80 he has no reason to
cnlarg" his speech. When thrown
with children its own age, this is
changed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08
AM0dh(@MMMud~BABs BABs LEE

boy! What n steak," exclaimed
Argus IN genuine admiration.
French fried onions and a salad
accompanied the steak. Argus and
Ellen munched i'll silence for tho
next twenty minutes, much too prc.
occupied to talk.
Eilehs eye caught the full-lenptb
picture OF Syria in the newsponcr
beside Argus and observed, "Shc's
certainly giving the tabloids n fell
DAY! What did she have that don't
| She was a wonderful cook," said
Argus blandly. ~
III bet she couldn't even boil an
egg! snapped Ellen.
You're wrong. She could oven
scramble them. Many's the morn.
ing she cooked breakfast and"
lie watched Ellen with amusement
out OF the corner of his eye.
-, oh! she interrupted. $50 it was
like that" She paused. "Thc one
thing | haven't asked you is wj,y
do You think, she was murdered ~
Jealousy. Blackmail."
You mean you think Syria was
blacimailing someone. too"
Argus shrugged. AS for ical.
ousy, we know that men made awful
fools of themselves over her"
present company excepted, /
suppose"
All she had to do was lift her
little finger and look ut n man with
that ha!f-liddcd glance of hers and
ne came running, bearing gifts"
Beware of presume you gave
her some solid little token OF your
esteem"
"A ring. A very small one. She
probably traded it in as Il first nav
ment on a fur coat" Argus sighed.
Il wish Lefty C0nncrS were here" ."
Was he 4 friend of Syria's too -
NO." said Argus. "Not that |
know Of" The detective lit = ciga-
rette. But he picks Il lock pretticr
than any one ever saw"
why do you want to pick n
lock? 2" Ellen asked.
obviously because I haven't got
4 key"
What ! mean is, whose loci; ?"
"Syria Ncrnc's."
"Why?"
As | figure it, every ones been
all wrong from the start about this
murder. That's what | want to find
out tonight"
"By going TO her apartmcnt?"
YES" Argus frowned in conccn-
tration. "On police duty, as it were" "
Ellen removed Il hairpin from n
rcd curl. "ln that case" she said,
I'D better go along. since | have
my lock picking equipment with
me-"
"You mean you really know
how?" Argus asked in surprise.
"Now know I'll have to marry YOU,
If there's one quality l admire in a
woman, it's the ability to pick locks.
But tell me, my little Raifles, where
did you learn how?"
"My uncle taught me-" said Ellen,
getting out her compact and staring
at herself in the tiny circular mir
ror.
"Your unclc?" echoed Argus.
"Whats he? a second-story MANI"
mo, silly, he's the best locksmith
in Kinnegan Falls. Didn't ever
tell you about the time Mrs. Browns
son got locked in the bathroom and
nv uncle had to"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

East led the club ]. which
North took with the a. and then
went to South with his spade q ,u
the a. Back came the heart +
and II HOW made nc difference.
what West did. If he covered. Tn,
IL would win and the A-l0 would
clear the suit. making II Sct-up
tricks i'll sight with only IL possi-
bic to take. West properly duckcd,
SO the heart S WAS put on from
North'S hand ana the J won. The
nrart X. Diamond y and heart \
eliminated Vests heart q. an! IA.
rest of the tricks were simply
there tC bc run.
North admitted after the hand
that. II West had not doubled. he
would have played the hear; suit
differently. scoring the first trick
W.ih his * AMI then iincSSIne In"
III" = therefore would have
""n the "iiy trick needed by the
!"i.nS"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

The Pine restaurant on Second
Avenue doesn't boast of smart
decor but 1t is credited by MANY
with having the best steaks in town
There is sawduSt on the floor and ON
the walls are hundreds of cartoons
by nationally famous artists who
have dincd there.
Argus and Ellen were in luck
They secured Il table after waitinp
only half an hour, in the course Of
which they had a couple of cocktails
at the tiny bar, where customers
crowded three deep.
Buy 4 paper, mister 2" asked m
urchin waving pink edition of the
Biadc Mt Argus.
Argus handed him n dime and
told him to keep the change. On tho
front page was the picture, tie ono
that was taken i'll Flagg's Office with
the four models and Ellen. The can
lion read: Argus Steele Seeks Chr
10 .M0dct Murder Mystery.
"lll bet a lot of my friends will
be envious!" observed the detective,
grinning.
ARGUS, I'm jittcry. 1t seems ms
though some ones got grudyc
against models and is out to annihi-
late us!" Ellen shuddercd.
Argus spread the newspaper out
on the table and turned to paonc
two and three. There was n repro
dnction of the room in which Syrin
Verne had been murdered and n dia-
gram showing the position of the
body rs it lay on the floor Mt the
base of small table. He studied il
closely. Beside the diagram wos
another full length "art photo" of
Syria that left little to the imar-
inatiOn.
a waiter took their order.
81 think I'm getting an idea ~
said Argus.
about what?"
About Syria's murder"
"Iou mean who killed hcr?"
mo. How she was killed"
"Oh Argus, don't be such an-an
,nigma"
Darling, my friends call me Pub
ic Enigma No. l."
"Tell me what you mean, Argus" !"
enc ucEScu-
81 will. In due time"
do you think that both murders
were committed by the same per-
son." Ellen asked.
"Probably." Argus bent over the
paper. ado you think Roger Flagg
could have been in love with
Syria ?"
absurd! Roger never pays any
attention to any of his models"
ale must be missing n lot, then.
What do you know about him, any
way ?"
"Why he-why-" Ellen looked
bcwildered. 81 never thought about
it before, but now l realize l don't
know-much."
"And SturGis ?"
ale comes from Boston. Back
Bay, l believe"
The waiter set n thick steak down
IN front Of them. Argus and Ellen
watched closely as he sliced it slant
wise into half-inch slices, then
dunked them in the butter sauce
i!cckcd with charcoal from the
steaks cHtcrior-black on the out
SIdH and rare in the center.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08

NO. said Argus. "You mus,
.cil me sometime. I'll bet it's very
interesting"
Ellen gave him withcrin-
glance before saying. "Now. I'm
ready for that little lock-pickinp"
Argus stopped ut his apartment,
leaving Ellen in the taxi. In n few
minutes he returned. carrying n
small camera and several flash
bulbs.
What gives?" Ellen asked.
On, l thought we might want
TO take a snapshot or two" Argus
answered.
There was n slight rain falling
wncn they both stepped out of the
cab IN trent Of Syria Vernc's apart
ment building.
Ten" said Argus. when thew
, were IN the elevator. The car shot
up.
Say, didn't you have a murder
mere last night?" Argus asked,
Yes" said the elevator boy.
ANY idea vino did it?" the de-
tectivc continued.
"Did M;S. W vamn,, amr pny. @
mon fricndS?"
"jJor. ,Lo,.
"Eono "''''e"'
III Ni.
rnn Wv, SI'ator ooors swung open.
shut.
'rro 1l-of;vo rp.,,D ,
, I'll aiEative .:N fellow" commented
IT, IT, i', Us. -lusl come from Vermont"
'..ouI; 80 iIoNri around nm: lhcy were
'''E ~ long nall with doors
VII I''ri .,c. S'Gc.
hor.a |mou"t,t u @ sne lived IN the pent-
80 90 nr Sn'r Ellen.
lool.;n,. 'Ire rt. u"fs; anger. what I'm
Thrv cIimboJ ,,noI D,ao'> S,alrwaE. n:,E
stairs, EII,n Lono, n"'e n.S"'s Oh
"Comn ou % n,.,,",, T,.n ~ p@''mt' @ .t
one NOR Se" -N'Sus' just
Thrv c,r,o - H.
"pcmt bousa t :" ooor marked
"Scrms to mo vnn.rd ,; .h,i,,' ai'rei r,,
pulling too. or is thot . n,,i,na.a !, III, ~,
Ellen asked.
Argus ignored bcr "1 o,,.
how fast ynu cnr r;c,. ,Le. sre
Miss Valentine"
Ellen removed , Iopp b,i,,;,
from her hair and ins.rtcJ -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08
SILENCE Is PROTECTN.E

JUST As soldier in the Jungle
must sometimes lay low ana keep
Silent. so n bridge player must ,lo
hkeWiSe III order 10 protect his
cards. Possession of secondary
honors. especially queens. against
which it may be possible TO incsse
IN either direction. imposes a duty
OF concealment on the holder. 4
double for business. if based on
such cards. is very likely to tell
the declartr just how to make a
contract which he otherwise prob
ably IS going To tumble.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08

DR.. Clcmdcning will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08
ONL9 FOUR IN JAIL
AT CLOSE OF MONTH

only four persons were in the
county iail at the end of February.
''iIor J.. Il. FalknCr revealed in his
monthly report today. In and out
uu'InG the month were q prisoners.
"no served q total OF $50 ial days.
me rcpor, was presented 10 the
IDui''E commissioners W their month
~ meeting. ior March held Monday.
onlN ono out-Of-iUwn fire call was
l,'p"rtrd to IN" commissioners by
wy Firc Chicf Cooper Ellis. For
edch such call answered the county
Pay the city $25 Last months total
was among the lowest on record
?, ,buttcr is used as a cosmetic in
Ethiopia.
ia" first assault on North Africa
required ll0 tons of maps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08

addition L. the list Of immortal
Amcrlcaa cpigram#. Who is re-
sponsiblc for it? ] have seen it
ascriucd to Town Talk" Of Dem
Yer.
Besides the wisdom in it, there
is the statistical fact that speech
begins on the average at about
The age OF two. between the ages
Of two and four rapid strides are
made, every month showing adj
vance over the previous monih.
After four the rate Of improve
mcnt slows down. By the time the
child reaches the first grade his
speech in major aspects is similar
tU that Of an adult.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08
Fly LOGAN CLENDEEING. MD.

"lT TAKES about two years for
baby To learn Ia talk and from
tiiiy 10 scvcnty-iive years to keep
lis mouth shut" This is the latest
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08

Knowing from the Elacliwood
hat South held the three missinp
aces. and having all four kings
himself. ynu couldn't very well
blame North for bidding IN.
grand slam IN =" TTumps. H..
would never fa,- Iur,!. II" con.
tract. however. "i'Auut co-ur,cra-
ton lruih Vet.
distributed ~ Kin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08

NHli'' lN"Nil'sN tilt III - gtsltlt MS
speech in major aspects is similar
~ that Of an adult.
Speech Delayed
Speech must naturally wait on
other phases OF brain develop
mcnt. At birth the hearing ccntcrs
are almost completely undrvcl-
opcd. II takes Il loud noise to wake
Il baby. Sight ut first is confused.
hardly more than light. darkness
and large confused objects are
distinguished. and probably the
baby sees everything upside down.
Speech IS useless to one who can
not distinguish the word for an
object. ard who doesn't even dis
tblguish one object from another.
The baby learns that some
sounds command attcntion-to get
food when it is hungry. SO it cries
or muttcrs and food is brought.
Hcrc-"a boys best friend is his
muttcr' - acknowledgements TO
Mr.. +. p. Adams, OH information
PleascD.
But at about two to two and a
half years, the preliminary
groundwork for spccc!, has been
laid down i'll the nervous system.
The cells and iibCrs of the hearing
center arc mat:rc. and the baby
realizes that sounds, including the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-08
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

j. i. CA friend Of mine is
constant user of bromide tablets,
taking two Il day. Will this do him
harm?
Answer: The principal harm it
may do is to cause a skin eruption,
and this can be cured or prevented
by taking plenty Of table salt.
VI. c. M.:-My granddaughter
is II years of age. ) feet tall and
weighs l0l pounds. Is she too
heavy and should shc watch her
diet?
Answer: This child is not real
ly overweight. Even if she were,
a diet is unnecessary. Fat chill
drcn grow out of it. and need not
DC tortured with a diet.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-24
BY GLEN PERKINS

NEW YORK, May "a. tUP) -
Rookie Bill Voiselle of the New
York Giants may get some solace
from the fact thai baseball experts
Wednesday tabled him as the hard
luck pitcher of the season"
Young Bill, a strapping right
handler from Ninety-SiX, S. c.,
needed that solace too, for after
brilliant start in his first year
in the majors in which he won
three consecutive games, he has lost
six straight, three of which a good
break could have turned into a
victory.
Tuesday night at Brooklyn. Bill
had ball game won, only to lose
it by q score of 80.
With two out, two on, and two
strikes on Lloyd Waner in the ninth
it appeared that he had broken
his string of losses. Waner lofted
an easy fly to centerfield and the
crowd started for the exits when
Johnny Rucker moved in to make
the catch. Charley Mead, who had
been sent to right field to streng-
then the defense only the inning