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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

FOR SALE 1912 FACTORY BUILT
glide" house trailer, fully equip
ped Can be seen any day al 359
Davis street, between 9 a. m. and
: p. m. 8-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

PROTECT YOUR TABLE TOP
new glass cut any size for table
tops. Edges beVeled and polished.
Auto glass PLAIN or safety, cut and
Installed. y. II. Perry Garage,
phone 800. 3tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

WANTED ALL PEOPLE SUFFER
ing from kidney trouble or back
ache to try kIDDO 97c Money
back guarantee at Pase-HocuIt
Drug Co., Henderson, N. {. l3-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

FOR COVERING BARNS, RED
cedar shingles VIII make you a
good top. See them at The Place
of Values Alex S. Watkins.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

LOST: SATURDAY GREY SUIT,
boys pants IN cleaning bag. Can
TAI ll-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

JUST ARRIVED, NEW CREATIONo
in RyteX stationery, also MANY
other items suitable for sradua.
ton gifts. Affords Printing & Of
flee Supply Co. a.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

LOST: BOSTON BULL TERRIER,
Brlndle, one white eye and one
black eye. Named: Speed. Can
Mrs W. W. Bowers, West End
drive Phone 99l-J. S. reward
ll-3tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

IYPEWRITERS AND ADDING
Machines repaired, safes, locks
and vaults repaired. combinations
changed il desired Call phone
125-W. We call for and deliver
7-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. Herbert's Yel.
low Front. 2o-H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

AVAILABLE EVERY
day-Lots Of people promise oUt
we deliver Loughlin-GoodWyn.
9-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

The l7-ycar locust, NOW emerging
from hjoomation, has red eyes, ac-
eording to Photographs No wonder
after all ,hat steep.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

Emperor Eiirohito. according to a
medical news item, has very poo.
eEe~t-a. Maybe so-but wcll bet
the >"Ned-olt little MINado can see
as Nu snish
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT By
planting early bearing fruit trees
nut trees and berry plants, otier-
ed by Virginia's largest growers
Write for new low-priced ca'a.
logue, listing extensive line "
fruits and ornamentals. Waynes-
boro Nurseries. Waynesboro, V'I,
giria. M-"'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

OFFICE SUPPLIES, PRE- wap
pencils, ledger binders and Sbaa,' n
numbering machines, typewriter
papers, ribbons and carbon panar.
Rubber stamps made to ordsr
School supplies. Henderson Boot
Co. Established 1884. In -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

WANTED: FOR LIMITED TIME
four rable boarders. One room
fol rent, 2 beds, adjoining bath
Every convenience, upstairs phohe'
continuous hot water, etc. MlS'
William II. Boyd, l43 Young
street. Phone 10. ll-l7-lo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

Entered at the post office in llender-
son, n. <. as second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

WE CLOSE EACH SATURDAY. AN
one y. m. during May, June, mi,
and August. H. .. Falkner g. Sn'.,'
lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-11

MONUMENTS, MARKERS ur...
workmanship. Representa- 'r' !
ner stone works, Inc ". "
Lanssfon' La, zig Young St, pho".
p1-,t
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

iieve the pain. Fluids in large
amounts should also be given by
injection under the skin or into
a vein. Salt solution OF glucose
solution is employed. 1t also
may be helpful TO give insulin
with the glucose solution. II
shock or collapse is severe, in
ieetiehs oEbieea- tnto-a- vein
may be employed.
Operations 10 relieve this con-
dition are not worthwhile, par
ticutarfy during an acute az.
tack After the attack has sub
sided and the patients general
condition has improved. opera
ton may be performed 10 get
rid OF disease affecting the gall
bladder. in cases where gall
bladder disease is present II
an abSceSs forms in the PAN
creas, an operation 10 drain the
abscess is necessary.
The important thing about
acute pancreatiits is that its
symptoms be recognized so that
the proper treatment may be
Immediately employed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
One Word Led to Another
The Detroit Times
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
By Arthur Bugs" Baer

The Kaiser Bihein Der Twice was correct as striped
Sunday trousers when he said peace treaty scrap
of paper
The first agreements in history were oral. The first
contract in law a handshake
The loudest meetings are those minus reason Two
idiots make noise agreeing than two wise
arguing
The main protest against the Versailles treaty was
that it treaty. History has record of contented
loser
have no faith in diplomats and politicians. When
diplomat speaks of his conscience he is parting his hair
with a red herring
There has been bald spot the map of
trouble The most amazing thing about Germany turning
the clock back is that didn't have any works The seats
of the mighty two hot stoves on the aisle.
1t didn't any in 1885 when Germany lined
up with Japan, France with England Spain with Italy
and Russia with Germany. Europe and rowboats
dangerous until everybody gets on one side
You wipe the slate clean and I'll bet that Zog,
Benito and Seasse louise up the Joint all again.
Don't forget that goulash invented vegetarans
could get some meat
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

seat Of Gernany's most impor-
tant productions.
The German cities OF the
Rhine valley have played the
greatest part in the intellectual
life of that country.
From the countries bordering
the Rhine and from the river
valleys leading into il have come
to this country the great proper.
tion of the German folk and
families who today constitute
perhaps fifth part of the Amer
lean people.
This is also the part OF Ger
many whose inhabitants led
their nation in the establishment
of civil liberties, the adoption OF
constitutional government and
the operation OF representative
institutions.
It was the part Of Germany
most d eply affected by the
spirit of the French Revolution,
and by the legal reforms Of
Napoleon. =-
Now it is passing under the
military &C On tro lEof armies
headed by an American general
who is himself of Gerrnanic
descent, and under whose wise
administration it may be pre-
pared Tor a new birth OF freedom
and for a new era of just insti-
tutionS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

mo. Radicals are rarely
happy, married or unmarried.
The famous Stanford study of
the inside lives of nearly 1000
married couples showed that
those who held radical views on
politics. economics. sex. religion
and the like were mostly in the
lower group for happiness.
2-Quite the contrary. Alum
dant evidence shows American
and Canadian young men are
taller and heavier than were
their fathers and mothers-es-
pecially their grandparents.
Robert J. r. Kiphuth, director
of the Yale gym finds nearly
one-fourth Of the Yale freshmen
now are 6-footers, whereas 50
years ago only about one in 25
was 6 feet tall.
3--Not necessarily. When
educated people stutter il Is
usually an indication not only
of high intelligence but per-
sistence and determination. Or.
Max. p. Steer. director of the
speech clinic of Purdue Univer-
Sity. found 81 suffering stu
dents ranked seven points
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
JACK PICKERING
Letters From
a Soldier

fall in the river, pal. we dry
you. Green Cleaners, 215 S.
Alamo street"
On store: CLOSED Mondays
on account of insufficient mer-
chandise." >" AT the San Jose
Mission: Children and soldiers
in uniform-10 cents" In
hotel dining room; Guests own
food prepared, 80 per cent off
regular prices" AT a reStau-
rant on Houston street; Due
10 shortage Of meat no steaks
viii he returned 10 kitchen.
You order at your own risk
On buses land il seems that
most of the bus drivers wear
cowboy boots) is The rear of
this bus goes along, too. so move
on back"
And at a garage: Full up.
No fooling."
AS for signs, there's one place
wish they had EN- but they
don't. There's every con-
ceivable kind of uniform 10 be
seen here, including some of Nhe
Raj blues that are so familiar
at home. In addition are Mexi-
can and Brazilian uniforms. and
If the wearers would carry signs
indicating their rank, il would
help with the saluting problem.
because / don't know what their
insignia means. So 1 just salute
everything, including hotel door
men.
CPEAKTNG OF wandering in
~ strange towns, Richard
Greer, holder of two college de-
grees and nearly a third one.
but a Pfc. for all that, has
travelled quite widely and tells
me his method OF touring
strange town or city "is to pick
out somebody at random, any
body who looks interesting, but
not a girl. of course, and just
follow him. When il gets OBJ
vious that you're following him.
it's time 10 quit. No, I never
got punched in the nose for il.
but sometimes people have
looked d at me rather sus-
piciously."
The nearest he came 10
getting in trouble was in Albu-
querque, when he WASN'T
following anybody. Down in
what corresponds TO the tender
loin district. he realized that he
was being both trailed and led
by two swarthy individuals, one
behind him, one in front.
The one behind walked faster,
the one in front slower. until
all three were almost touching.
AT a dark corner they suddenly
turned on him and whipped out
knives.
And then, in high disgust, one
Of them snorted: "Aaah. its the
wrong guy" So they vanished
and Greer kept on walking.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

sells boodwah. She thinks II
may have been intended for a
criminal courts Judge who lives
directly below.
IF THE Dionne quints receive
L an invite from FDR they'll
come here TO boost the bond
drive They now live a normal
life. without guards or sight
seers.
The American Legion has
hired a press agent to Offset
numerous other wet" groups
which are organizing.
It's a girl for the George
Hurrells at Drs. Hosp. He's the
renowned photogger.
The lavish apt. bldg. that'll
replace the Rhinelander estate
at 2 Fifth will feature glawss
bawthtubs.
The French Govt Is blocking
the return OF Anne Morgan TO
France, alleging she was so out
spokenly anti-DeGaulle.
Henry Wallace tells intimates
that Herb Hoover went from
-Sec,y- of Commerce to the
White House without the RFC.
If Mime. Chang Kai-shek re-
turns to China, a Commy Gen.
eral has vowed to assassinate
her.
The new theme song Of the
Stay-Yap-Lates: 'Lawd, You
Made the Night Too Long,"
Copyright by Daily Mirror Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
BETTER HEALTH
By DR.. Herman Bundesen

THE paheFeas Is a gland 10
l. Gated within the abdomen.
II does several things. For ex-
ample, il makes a substance
called inSulin- that IL secfeted
directly into the blood. and
which is needed for the use Of
sugar by the body Then IL
makes other secretions, which
fietr into HE intestine and attf IN
the digestion of food,
Inflammation Of the pancreas
may develop. The condition is
Called acatc panereatitfs. II was
formerly believed that a mild
form Of the disease is by no
means unusual. And that is why
DOCTORS nc always on the look
out for
Attacks of acute pancreatitis
arc likely 10 he mistaken for in
flammation ~ the gallbIaddcr,
and panCreatltiS tends 90 occur
IN connection with chronic gall
bladder disease in at least three
fifths Of the cases.
The symptoms ~ pancreatitis
vary in their severity depending
on the extent Of inflammation.
The main symptom is pain,
which usually comes on several
hours after a large meal or after
drinking an excessive quantity
of alcoholic beverages. The pain
comes on suddenly, but persists,
is quite severe. and seems 70 he
located in the pit Of the stomach
or upper part Of the abdomen.
II usually passes directly
through the back There is
tendency for the pain 70 suhside
gradually after a period OF
hours. Sickness OF the stomach
and vomiting may be so severe
that the condition Is mistaken
for blocking Of the intestines
Stiffness of the muscles and
tenderness over the pancreas
are likely 10 he present soon
after the pain starts II is not
unusual FOR the patient 10 he
Frustrated, and shock or coll
lapse may occur within a few
hours. The number Of white
cells in the blood is usually in
creased 10 some extent
In treating this disorder in So
we're eases. all fluids and foods
taken by mouth are stopped. A
tube is passed into the stomach
through the mouth. Some seda-
tive drug. such as morphine,
may be injected under the skin
by the physician in order 10 re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
THESE DAYS
IN 1916, by act of Congress,
il 4La DL;I;pyo;rae ara 80 ba c,,+

IN 1915, by act of Congress,
L the Philippines are TO be cut
loose from the United States.
That was decided upon in
1894.
Philippine independence was
granted as a result of Filipino
agitation and the blessing of
the project by American fat
producing and sugar interests.
They wanted Philippine copra
and sugar kept out of this coun-
try by a tariff wall.
And nobody really cared
about it because what difference
did it then make?
But the situation is now
changed by war.
Rehabilitation Of that area is
dependent upon the United
States and most of il will have
to be accomplished after 1916.
The city Of Manila itself VIII
have 10 be rebuilt; agriculture
and industries will have to be
restored by more public and
private capital than the Philip
pine government can generate.
And the islands were taken
from the japanese not by the
Philippines conStabulary, al
though they and all Filipinos
helped, but by the army and
navy of the United States.
INDEPENDENCE is the sweet
L est gift to any nation. but il
is outside OF practically for the
Philippines 10 achieve that
dream of Manuel Quezon by
1916.
Nothing could be more ruin
Gus.
Nothing could damage the
Philippines more.
On the other hand, the United
States has developed neither a
colonial nor a dominion system.
Acquired areas exist in our
federal system as territories
which are prospective states:
at the present time, only Alaska
and Hawaii are territories, but
they with Puerto Rico. and the
Virgin Islands have governors
appointed by the President.
The Philippines is regarded
differently for under the
TydingS- S-McDuffie Independence
Act, that area is now passing
through a 10-year transitional
period ending in 1916.
The country is called the
commonwealth Of the Philippines
and its president is Sergio
OSmena.
The Philippines then is by law
not a territory and is therefore
excluded from statehood: in an
other year il is 10 be totally
independent nation.
OBVIOUSLY such independ.
" ence cannot be more than
nominal
Surely. the islands cannot de-
fend themselves. and if there is
any danger Of war at all, il will
have 10 be an American army
and navy that will defend them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

ORCHIDS to the husband of
" Mime. Aida, the Met singer,
accused by a maid of taking her
ration coupons. He said: II am
tired of domestics who try to
intimidate celebrities" =.
Dist Atty Hogan is consider
ing a probe of model agencies.
He wants to know more about
the purpose" =.
It's twins for the Mack Nor
rises. Pop is with Yank
The War Labor Board is in
I vestigating restaurant payrolls
10 see II frozen wages are over
The IL. Armand Deutches
(Benay Venuta) are infantici-
pating again. July
FDR is sending Bift 0'Dwyer
overseas on a special mission :.
Florence Pritchett has Bob
Walker, the celebrity. all to her
self. Doesn't she ever date no.
bodies?
THIS WEEK "On the Town."
l. the hit. will pay back its
hackers S125, 900, the fastest re-
turn in musicomedy history. It's
been running only 2 months .
Follow the Girls" and "Ve-
nus" (after year, are almost
xasI Lanix
The night club orchestras now
play the National Anthem 10
empty places ..
Cpl. Don Richards of Winged
Victory" and Millicent Burke,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
PE'EFE WARH I'M NJ ER EVUEN7 By Maj Gen. David


hold and contain the enemy in
fighting that may be even
tougher and more bloody.
f'fhus, IN Normandy, Patton's
great sweep around the left Of
the German army, that carried
10 the Seine, was made possible
by the stationary. but very hard
battle. of the British under
Marshal Montgomery at Cannes.
Whether the armies under
Eisenhower now cross the Rhine
and advance into the center OF
Germany or whether they will
wait until this attack can be
fully organized, and until the
Russian armies can mount a
comparable assault across the
River Oder this victory in the
Rhineland will stand, think, as
the most formidable and the
greatest battle which American
soldiers have ever won.
s---------------
TIIE effect of its loss on the
Il German mind should be very
great, for the Rhine country for
-t,dh6- years has been the most
important and most famed part
Of Germany.
The Rhine long has been Eu-
rope greatest -fiver.-st- -feaSt
from the standpoint of economic
importance and political signifi-
Cance.
II was here at Aachen that
Charlemagne organized and gov
erned his widespread empire.
The river valley IS still the
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
WALTER WINCHELL a,.esr,, Or

Chicago model. were betrothed
yesterday
Bing has not yet seen Going
My Way" -.
A rich defense plant biggie.
who recently got a big buildup.
is in a mess over alleged vice.
versa activities
They may even have a mid
night radio curphew! =.
A big RCA shakeup will
sweep out many vice-Pressys.
DENNY GOODMAN says Pat
- Di Cicco is the first feller in
history TO so easily give up a
platinum bail-and-chain -.
Reuben's (all-night) biz is so
terrific he had to open the cellar
to accommodate 200 more
nightly Mary Martin was
Ill in Philly-food persening.
The Missoula County Times
In an editorial says Don't
Fence Me In" was written years
ago by Bob Fletcher OF the
Montana Power Co.
Jennifer Jones, they say, will
get her divorce in Mexico.
Senior Pat Rooneys mot
junior) are imaging.
Milton Berle and his sponsor
are divoreing
Mutual's readying TO dump
several newscasters via the
'fire-at-will" clause.
A revolver shot, fired at mid
night, shattered the window
pane Of show-girl Renee Rus
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

can't do something for us. wnl
you please, Eddie:"
QUERIES from clients: O.
W When are you coming TO
Seattle?
A--When the roses bloom
again on the shores of Puget
SettftA may be there ---
Q-Do you say Pekinese are
hunting dogs. What do they
hunt? My friend says her peks
would be scared of mouse.
A-Take a Peke out on .
farm and turn him loose and he
will start hunting gophers. And
have n wonderful time. The
Peke you mention as being
afraid OF mouse Is the victim
OF a city apartment envir0u-
ment. poor little fellow.
IN JUNE, 1860. just about IS
Il years ago, three high COM
miSsioners of the Japanese gov.
ernment, accompanied by q
large staff, visited the United
States. Just after the Japs re-
- turned to their native land the
New York Times commented
editorially as follows:
The Japanese take back
complete models of our best
howitzers and Dahlgren guns
with full instructions for their
manufacture and use. That they
will profit by this excessive
liberalty on our part we may
all rest assured. We can only
hope we may mot find ourselves
among the earliest victims Of
our overZealous and mistaken
benevoienee."
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

Blue IA through M-7-valid through
June 2.
Blue Ma through s-7-valA through
July J.
MEATS. CHEESE. FATS
Red o-s through S-s-vslid through
March 81
Red rs through x-s-valid through
April 20,
Red VS. through D-7--valid throuFn
June 2.
Red ia through J-7-vslld March 4
through July !.
one pound salvage fat good for 4 cents
and two ration points.
SHOES
Airpians stamps 4, \ and -- Na'if
Indefinitely. Loose stamps not ar-
copied Landlords must register al
TENANCY CHANGES and all rented
SPACE for living or sleeping.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
GASOLINE

A Coupon fa-4 gallons. Valid through
March 81.
Coupon is-4 gallons. Valid March
"a
BIS and C-s Coupons gallons each
RS and CO Coupons gallons each.
BIT and CT Coupons gallons each,
Law requires state, name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
FUEL OIL
Periods 4, 2, ,, and 3 valid
through Sept 80.
SUGAR
stamp IS, Book valid through
June q
LIQUOR
No ts-VAiid through March al
PROCESSED FOODS
blue NJ through B-2-~Valid through
March 81
Blue ca through G-7--valid through
April as
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
BY George E.
Sekolsky

We have lost too many Amer
ican lives m the Philippines 10
treat lightly with the future
disposition Of the islands, nor
can we disregard the fact that
we shall have TO defend them.
In fact. ii would be sound for
Congress to begin to consider
what is TO be done with areas
recaptured by American arms
in this war.
Who gets them?
What is TO be done with
them?
Are they to be returned 10
imperialist Europeans?
The United States needs-and
needs urgently--a policy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

higher on intelligence tests than
nonstutterers. He cites several
surveys that show suffering is
about equally common among
persons of all grades of intelli.
gehee Tn the general population:
but since suffering is such a
handicap in education, he thinks
his findings indicate those who
fight their way on into college
are likely 10 be in the higher
ranges of both intelligence and
persistence. Sufferers can be
cured.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Brain Game Answers

1-They are the years in which
Poland was partitioped by
Russia, Prussia and Austria
2-Obdurate is the Adjective
Obfuscate is to obscure, OBJ
turate is to close.
3-False. Sixty feet Is correct.
Munich.
5--The Fighting Lady.
6-(a) Egypt. which Is moro
nearly south of Turkey than
Italy. (b) Tunisia.
THE three golden balls of the
pawnbroker's sign.
S-Seventy-nine aircraft car.
riers. OF these six were Of
the 27,000-ton class, four
were light carriers of 1000
tons. and 50 were escort car
riers,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
MARY =HAWORTH.S MAIL

Or separation-which Is the
last thing I want.
We've built something be-
tween us that can't be broken
without both OF as suffering.
But this is already a source
OF contention between us, and
will make for bitterness as we
go on together.
1t is somewhat Of a shock 10
learn there are people who don't
want children Of their own
especially when your husband
is one OF those people.
He has a child by former
marriage. but has not seen the
youngster since his divorce
ID. VI.
DEAR d. NJ;
THERE is no honest sense in
L your husbands arguments
against parenthood In the cir
cumstances, as / suppose you
realize.
he Is simply ratfonafiZfng-
which is TO say, putting a false
face on-a stubborn. selfish re-
luctance to spend his strength
in rearing children.-----------
However, since you have the
example Of his pernicious indif-
ference 10 the existence of his
child by previous marriage TO
prove he is genuinely devoid Of
paternal feeling. l should GER
tainiy question the advisabiIity
OF trying 40 overrrie his cap
tiouS objections.
It's not a question Of YOUR
husband going your way or YOU
going his The choice is be-
tween your going his way. or
calling quits. VI. III.
EDITORS NOTE-Mory Ha-
worth eounssis through her coll
umn; not by mail or personal
interview. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

EDITORS NOTE-Cpi. Pick
srins, former Time, eoIumnist.
is an infontryman at Fort Sam
Houhon, Tex. These writings
are excerpts from, his letters to
friends at the office.
KITTY and l have had Won
IN derful time ramming around
San Antonio, tainted only by
the necessity of checking in al
the fort every day 10 see
whether this will be the last
day.
There's a frankness. a fresh
ness, | don't know what n call
il. Some samples: In the Alamo,
different sign on each museum
case. A Texan, II seems, can't
be satisfied with stereotyped
Quiet, please" On one case is:
"Whistling positively not per-
mitted." On the next case:
Children must not be permit
ted TO run and scream"
Along the San Antonio River,
where soldiers often take their
girls canoeing. is a cleaning
establishments sign: IF you
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

would expect to continue work.
ing should we have q baby.
He says emphatically he
would not allow me TO work
then, ----.---------
Somehow marriage without
children Is not marriage.
Apparently this point was
not discussed sufficiently be-
fore marriage.
Now IL seems 10 be a case OF
either I live his way or he lives
mine.