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Evening star., 1945-09-04
HELP MEN and WOMEN

AssIsTANT BUYERs needed for VARIOUS
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MffN1oN NJ ELEeTRrc sUPPLY CO Can 81
wen paid work; part or full time: chance
lSR pRua eE0RHs sfoRR or ApRs EnDlosmens hf once +
HIIibREsN's SHOE sALEsPEopLE-eooc
starting salary. Apply Personnel ONCE
ns eCy goGNFEK THE KEaHT e. s as h
eTomSsion: Apply At any @ PEOPLES ? DRUG
Of rooming house at 1775 N st. NV; SIG
Cal! MR.. WILSON after 8 pm, MI. 6434
aG sers FURNISHED. b best iva wages % and 'xorEin:
conditions Phone EN- 6I67 after 7 pm.
sg azH f2ss ssSSs5 sS5 AssE' 2ssEs
DIsHWAsHERs, male or female, and por.
no experience NEEDED es good syv
any H,'' PEOPLES DRUG STORE, or at EN-.
ploymenLt T. ofsees n St ne ,,r.,, ,,,,
not necessary; good salary, vacation with
PEopiEs pRuG sToREs or at Employ.
nfnf FEnfoTT Gf'e FISHER st. bookkeeDing machin,
operator, salary S45 per week; state ex.
perience, Box l6-s, Star TO-
FOOD AND FOUNTAIN CLERKS; CLERKS. age IL Il
will train you; good pay while learning
uniforms furnished and laundered free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES OF
fupI fpoyMfoi hSp paRT 3is TINE POosnfIoNs g in day
care and recreation program in George.
RsATsSR,h0Ss Nj
perience desirable but not necessary; geoe
Ras enploynsnt Apelf once. RHD St ne. ioNAs
ss5 ss5tsE q
sA6R r4TEKs wsfED ss MsD YoEs ssf
preferred but not necesssEy; SALARY sne
THE APRf paAs fDS5RYsfI RoYAI
sHoRTnoRbER shtS fno s r. COOKS az. ss5 a vE.:
.or daywork. "a for nightWork 4 tc
II pm; 2 dishwashers. l daywork., s-4
,.dssh nishtwork: All s5I pm; s2s wS
BUS dishes. $3.50 81 xk' from % 2 to t. =; 5
mattresses $50 vk. and tips 81 ~
pm. The above positions open at tn
HSo|N.coMrMI,ss19NEp OFFICERS cLUB as
s9ns Iaekns red appy fna
9 am. and IL M. MI Nadeau or sergt
Conway; for information call FIR. 5000
/ -i276. only white help need apply
| STENOGRAPHER and general office assist
ant for food brokers' ofice. Hobart $500
| permanent positions with pleasant sur
roundings and excellent salary: chance TO
| advancement: immediate openings in tn
| following departments. markers. genera
warehouse, shipping clerk, checkers, pack
ers and other help experiencs not neoes
pioyment Office. 9th fioor. i1tt and G st,
NV. or 1st apd Pierce SITS. ne.
WOOL PRESSERS, piecework. Apply il
22s North PaEpa st., Alex va. Va Al o06!G
and and" whole id Go scles new hees: @ ali ali moderl 1 Ter
machinery; no experience needed. w
will train you and pay you. while you ar
/ learning, then place you in one Of ou
modern stores where you can make a.
excellent salary, No fees. Apply NAH
Evening star., 1945-09-04
After Dark
Navy, Air Corps, Coast Guard and
Marines" she smiled. q
Continued From Page BID

Navy, Air Corps, Coast Guard and
Marines" she smiled. 4
Her name is really Antoinette
But every one calls her Toni, at
least every one at Michele's. Toni
Is the latest addition to Michele's
musical family and wise choice
II ever we've seen one-that is
heard one.
The Spectator is certain that
Tonl's background for night club
work Is completely unique. Toni
took her bachelors degree in organ
at Catholic University. She earned
money at the same time by teach
ing music in a convent. Of course
she thinks night club work is fun
but plans to go on for her master
degree in music.
Lest you have visions of Toni sit
ting in Michele's pounding away on
a portable pipe organ, we hasten to
add that Miss Charuhas' night club
Instrumentation is confined to the
piano and accordion.
X 4 y
SSlepilIleS eyelllS f1llueSdIQe IiOlll
the ringside these nights include
Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower, Jesse
Jones, Henry Ford, Elmer Davis
Gen. and Mrs. Omar Bradley, Ben
Lyon, even La Guardia. Guess the
Mayor doesn't get enough of Hide
in New York. Back in town
after another fishing trip is Lounge
Riviera's Pete Macias. Maybe
you didn't know that Margie Oare
maiored in drama and voice at the
University of Oklahoma. The
Treasure Island vocalist has also
appeared at the Pasadena Play
house. 20. The Cabana Club Ter
race still looks like WPA project
what with workingmen trying tt
finish up in time to open this month
Evening star., 1945-09-04
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTS Teceivable bookkeeper: preieI-
ably one who esp operate gPasrwood
Eorkins EIia conditions. State age and salary
abJ6sTMEsT s1S MsaNAGER SEfE experienced
aTns e0s2h Apply
ADMsITTifnNG Nj oFFrcER-aeneral hospital;
vacations and sick leave with pay: secre-
meet the public essential, Reply Box
AIRLINE can can offer challensins opportunity
% siTls who are int interested in stenosraphis
= ARREk psrsGn e A1Rss5
Al HnrEsAfoN EstGns AiEp2Si HxSDs for ladies' dept
good salary, pleasant working conditions
bs5s discounts Sc on psTs9ns al,
fEsA4ISs MEns AaHISs ssas Il g."
IN alterations on ladies' clothes. for fine
ssh opoNSEL IS ISEs sesea' eo sfSs RSssSn Conn ave
ALTERATIONS, coat: suit and dress hands
Apply personnel ,a,o once, 7th floor, JEL
Efs AETEsA1HdA TRbslaGS oPERAToRs f Rs sewers
Ate tl,,eTs ArI Apply S personnel @ ofiss end floor
suits and coats. GARF1NCKEL's. F st
MTEkarIoN nisaairI HANDS, thoroughly expert
enced to work on suits coats and dresse:
in fine speciality shop: good salary, pleas.
ant work rooms. Apply ZIRKIN, s2l
ALTERATIoN HANDS and filters TO,
TOP Inn1 ard
AfsoiSTMENr ogEs& for Seauty tye shop
Sss1sqaSTR RE REzS5k zS5kIfFfiS, AAh9h 5si sssr
typine essential; modern downtown once
Any SflR Rsf SA sssas
a,ntttioYs. experienced saleslady to assist
sdvsnsemsnt and saPary eausI RI'0n ability Mst
Apply 4th floor. NJ. PAsTERNAK, 12ii
sssIsfasT sssnsftisHE esSEsEDrr sSs MANAGER. snowl.
edge MGR 5000 bookkeeping machine
SssisHas4$ EsHHHs PSI FOB 5tFtSESHfsoo5sSl o5Sl' nv.
have had commercial food experience ant
Apply is Ife once. HofRk R srhrEER IL RR
ASSISTANT ASH iI + MANaGER sas atH for luncheonette-
Large department store requires the seryy
Ss n ne ssou
dering foodstuff and preparation Of menus
salary IN 5spsas ss sos f sr ass
AUTHoRfzER and charge analyst to learr
our new cycle billing procedure; perma'
nent position, excellent opportunity: nj
previous experience necessary. Apply per.
sonnel once. 9Th floor, THE PALAIs
R9XAh sfh '6S 6wsEss Is Needed to a.ve
telesrams in suburban washington; full
time or part time. Apply WESTERN
UNION TELEGRAPH CO., room 200, 1917
New York. ave. NV.
BAKER, cooks helper. salad girl; per
GREENwAY INN. 2915 Conn. ave-, DE
.6249, after 1890 am.
BAKERY-Candy sales personnel, excel
lent working conditions; 4s-hour week: da,
| work only. MAGRUDER INC, 113S Conn
aE1rTH ays; p1 s2S9; 49, R sse Mr.. Wilson .,
REsETE 5pSS 1SsS ME- S
highest salary and commission: hrs, 8 t
| g.: also manicurist. Air-cooled salon
BEAUTY OPERATION, experienced, $50 an
40G commission; also manicurist. HUGO
BEAUTY SALON. $40 18th St. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Immediate opening
Apply employment ONCE 9th noor, WOOD
WARD g. LQTHRoP. 9:30 to pm. daily
bEa1rY Z ernSATok ThussSskI man or woman, :,
GUeo sSSS ssasy sasy SO snS @ e
| BEAUTY OPERATOR, scalp treatment an
/ shampoo giyl for refined Conn. ave. salon
| must be refined, capable and conscientiou
| BEAUTY OfEKATOH wanted for Cor,f
i ave. shop, all-around: also experience
J manfcuriat: hours, 70 Q. and SATURDAY.
Evening star., 1945-09-04
HELP MEN.

uS6p WSbNs
Sass5bI S eG
EMffRR MfffPsSTpA sTAE Fafs Jf
S s IF Issns NsS x0 op.hnss Ieus or p n.S G to S
their own business. Phone pI. osss be- e.
tween 9 and 4;a0 for appointment; =
all phases OF the automobile business is
offered a permanent position as manager
Of dealsrship in METROPOLITAN Washing
ias M age sp and FEas previous @ empiosments. % Box
is 1915 To q. ' stockroom and mail clerks; per-
the right young man; 40-hr. week. Monday
erysx pm M9eSak ovEnaMTSf sHHsh rEdif s
suRANcE CO, Investment Bldg. 18th
End Nf COOK Nv WANTED, colored. good SAL
ary. Apply at c & L FOOD SHOP. Ill B
4 PERMANENT salary plus commission Job.
If you are under A. years Of age; Il you
want security in old age; II you think or
n sOs sosT ssb ss m hye
Information held in, strictest Confidence:
for
man we are looking for will have a broad
knowledge Of the automobile business ane
assse and ruas. Of ns nhs hi
/
business career he will have worked in OF
| directly out Of the home ofice of an auto
mobile or truck manufacturer. He viii
have demonstrated his ability TO create ant
produce literature to dealers, merchandis
| ing campaigns and copy Of semitechnlca
character. In addition to creative writing
he will have had experience in contracting
dealers in the management Of their used
car departments and in holding decle
meetings He will be under 40. II yo'
think you can qualify and are interested
| in a connection with a splendid postwa
opportunity, give age, complete experiene
samples of work which will be returned
Address PERSONNEL DIVISION, TIL
| STUDEBAKER CORPORATION, Soutl
| Bend 81, Indiana.
WANTED part-time help for fountain, ant
piy in person. PORT STEVENS PHAR
MACY. el3Q Ga, ave, nv.
| ATTRACTIVE POSITION offered to sales
man familiar with mems clothing for re
tail store; to one who can qualify, promo
| ton to assistant manager assured. Thl
| is a real opportunity with a future Ca
for appointment, MA. S79S,
Evening star., 1945-09-04
Rution Souvenirs

PITTSBURGH, Kans. LPl.-While
most of the Nations housewives and
motorists are ready to toss their
ration books away, DR.. Harry w
Hall, curator of the PittSburg
Teachers College museum, is making
collection of them. He hopes to
obtain a complete set of the stamps
Evening star., 1945-09-04

be dependable and sober: See Mr.. Heon
DISTRICT LINEN SERVICE CO.. Sc L
RoUTEMEN, white. with car; permanent;
full-time daywork: postwar opportunity;
sas ESrERMisAfNo ssha asS eo
RoTTEMES = for ssd established d. milk route:
good daytime hours and excellent work
nS '0easHF} casFNur ApRS FRs il Pssifn paaY EsSH ss
ahnsMAS nsSEaS'a and aSf' Stock clerk wanted b,
long, established mems clothipg store; an
come permanently established in a good
clean business and work under pleasant
conditions; sales experience not necessary
are required age preferred, 1886. THE
SUIT SHOP, 205 Pa. ave. s:e.
SALESMAN, ss Pstroleum products, for Soc:
supervise, retail outlets in various areas ir
MAJ Marylaand land and D, G. Young; active men
ws %Th en
for. training. Salary and expenses. Write
full details in care of G. Y: MOSER, 5Stf
St. and Schuylkill River, Philadelphia 43
SALESMAN to sell rock. wool insulation;
g9Sd pz1pestisn THE ASGTRATE METAL IA
sALESMAN-Beer wholesaler desires cap
able man to call on retail trade; expert
ensed man with following preferred. Box
SALESMAN to call on drug and dept. stores
taking orders for DOT and other fast
moving items. GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS
a29 Eye st. w. O.
| SALESMAN, shoe dept: permanent posi-
ton; experienced or inexperienced HARRY
| KAUFMAN, INC. 1916 9TH st. NV.
SALESMAN for mems furnishings depart.
ment: permanent position. Apply per.
sonnel office, End floor. THE HECHT CO.
| F st. at 7th.
SALESMAN--We have 80 acres of new
| property ready to offer for sale; superior
Quality; lover PRICED: leads furnished: ca,
war period you will Be given persona
7 interview. See Mr.. Sparks, FORT LINCOLN
CEMETERY. 3201 Bladeusburg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1945-09-04
At t.,sdhIty. DUTY. slssR sshlssssER.phhssalt hslt

.5 ssasa. for n. ashs ss sse' ssB nv
NTssPoosE fR hatS ~ 81
Eshsa iPRszs Rh5S 5;7asSS,p SaSp 1885 $SBSE EsE1
w3SI sss5s
RooL R6d ssaz sFoFrER ia hz Experienced; e.sssn,
cEHsEks salEhEHS Essasy pHRs gfas5onf f2as sPPS
MoGL xpos in
NC CO. s2S 9SeS North Payne ST. Alex Va
YOUNG MAN for pleasant work in large
hotel sgod gay AgPg in esEson
YOUNG MAN, experienced in window dis
aaS spsy pses eth or sarH
YoUNG s1df MEN, white, drsts-exempt. as ap.
s,c s-day Week we'll Paia shiIe lsasaiss; pss:
manent future. RYNEx SAXON, 1927
MAJ ssae as' aasssL 81 ns; SEss.
/ UToRs, 929 Eye st. NV. g.
YOUNG MAN with newspaper or public
matters for information service, Apply
WANTED-Competent cafeteria managerl
/ Fort George G.. Meade, Md. Phone Ft
Meade 1000, Extension 663.
AN ESTABLISHED CONCERN requires tn.
services of research PSYCHOLOGIST to SCI
UP a testing program for factory and once
employees and to do research on personne
problems. Applicant should have at leas
a masters degree in. psychology. with ex.
perience in personnel research techniauel
preferably as applied to industry. Writ,
age. qualifications and salary required
RIOS. P. o. Boy 1862. Philadelphia %.
MAJOR AIRLINE has need for several &C
| counting clerks aged 25 to So; shift work
Apply IN person to PENN. CENTRAL AIR
LINES, hangar No. 8, washington Ma.
TRADE ASSOCIATION SECRETARY want
ed--A recently organized trade association
representing an important branch Of tn
lfood-canning industry is seeking the sery
ices Of a man whose experience and back
ground would qualify him for the position
Of secretary. The man selected must hav
experience as . trade associatton execu
background, or other compensetinE ex
perience In industry OF sovernment; Pleas
detail. Write Box 384-J. Star.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10

get job factor accord
Capital
0 TRUMAN DEFINITELY for Of
thoroughly
the event OF future
Congressional leaders hA
which he has held
lect a
Navy highly aroused legislation
in reports that
leaders Cong Representative Vnon
Of O the House Naval Affairs
The president
the middle
pulling harllriving
reports the Navy message
against any kind of compromise on the question
Q GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS believe the
the
the
department convinced that
nuch could accomplished labor
meeting government representatives had been
sitting participants
President Truman SAID originally intended PorIey
should
the
complete freedom
The
the parley timely prodng by officials might
settle
conflicts balEcd accomplishment
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10
Disorder of The Face Nerve
Causing q Muscle PARALYSIS

and electrical treatments are often
helpful in clearing up the condi-
ton. 1t must be remembered that
there are a number of conditions
which may produce paralysis Of
the face, such as tumors of the
brain or hemmorrhage into the
brain, but Bells palsy is by far
the most frequent cause.
Causes of Neuritis
Neuritis may be caused by con-
ditlons such as diphtheria, lead
poisoning or excessive use of al
coholic beverages. 1t may also oc-
cur in such conditions as gout and
diabetes. An important cause Of
neuritis is a lack of certain vita
Minis, particularly vitamin B-l or
thiamin.
In neuritis, occurring in persons
who use alcoholic beverages to ex-
cess, the inflammation Of the
nerves is also probably due in part
to a vitamin deficiency, particular
ly lack of vitamin B-l. The ad-
ministration of vitamin B-1 in
large doses helps overcome the
condition.
.Neuritis has many causes and
may produce a variety of symp-
toms. 1t requires careful study to
determine the source of the con-
dition before the most effective
treatment can be employed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10
Why Do Teeth Decay?
0 TIE nrNhlcm

the sole answer to the problem.
The introduction OF tnely-mi.led
Hour and sugar INTO the diet IN
place Of unml.Ied cereals means
that the cleansing action OF the
foods is leSsened. This may he one
of the dietary factors responsible
for the increase IN CARES.
According 10 Doctor Carpenter,
wEoie-gram bread Dement'S the
teeth IN TWO ways. Mechanically IL
helps to clean the teeth, and he
vltamlns and minerals IN the bread
may have a protective action.
Sugar and highly-mlIIed cereals
have tendency to stick to the
teeth and, when bits OF these ma
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10
By HERMAN N. BuNDESEN. M. 0.

NEURITIS means inhamma-
ton of a nerve. Neuralgia means
pain in nerve. Probably the most
severe type of nerve pain is called
tic douloureux which occurs in the
nerve of the face.
Another type of nerve disorder,
not associated with pain, is known
as Bells palsy. 1t is condition in
which there is inflammation of tn.
facial nerve. This disorder appears
suddenly, often after exposure to
cold. In some instances, the patient
may not be aware of the disorder
until somebody tells him, or he
looks in mirror, when he dis
covers that his face is drawn to
one side.
Muscle Paralysis
The condition causes paralysis
of certain of the muscles in the
face. This type of paralysis usual
ly gets we'll in from three to ten
weeks, but occasionally requires a
longer period Of time. 1t will be
found that the patient cannot
raise the eyebrow on the affected
side or close his eyelid and he is
unable to draw back the corners
Of his mouth. In some cases, there
may also be a loss Of the sense of
taste on one side of the tongue.
In treating Bells palsy, massage
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10

research a straitjacke
Congressional
energy hasty
question cooperation
thoroughly explored
Q DON'T TAKE TOO SERIOUSLY OPAs
prices be to January
Generally speaking OPA
But allowance adjustments
n design and engineering specifications"
which differ design and other
priced OPA permitted the
changes design
will alter by OPA somewhat
SOME AIR ENTHUSIASTS development Of
arpane which vital
will the result of guided
siles Germanys buzz bomb
More experts Navy depart
improve
until
the complete push
the the Army Air
swinging direction which
of another world
MEMBERS the House military affairs committee
a stroke during Adm Ernest J
Kings compulsory military training Admiral
peacetime. e.....
happened Rep Leslie Ahrends tR) Of '''s''
minority whip asked King what the His COOS
part the proposed program would
Approximately $3.50 year
There gasp hurred
whisper the admirais
King turned brick then corrected
estimate 260OOOOOO
What relief" qured Ahrends
about figure as small as 26o thousands la years"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10
Huppier Lives for Old Folks

they do, receive the approval o:
others.
Many Of the difficulties of older
people are caused by emotional
problems. Many of those with
whom older people have lived may
have passed on, or the older per-
son may be living in a place where
he is separated from his former
friends. Just as young children
will 90 to great lengths in at
tempts to receive attention, so
older people may be driven to
making a nuisance of themselves
iust TO have someone notice them.
These actions and a desire for at
tentiou may make it very difficult
tor the people with whom they live,
but, of course. with careful study,
the cause can easily be found and
eliminated.
The loss of independence is one
Of the most serious losses of the
aged. Many older persons suffer
this loss of independence because
of the overconcorn Of their chill
dren and, as a result, they may
be kept from doing many Of the
things which they wish to do.
Young persons are apt to forget
that they, themselves, do many
foolish things, such as staying out
later than thew should, or eating
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10
Ways To Relieve
Arthritic Pains

most instances and, as a rule, this
car be applied at home by using
no. bathG CT a h, attng pad. If the
knees arc iH;oiv>d ly the arthrl-
It's, every attempt must be made
to keep TIE les stretched out. II
the patirnt walks with his knee
bent, it Eay be necessary to use
a plaster cast for a while to keep
the leg straight. Splints may also
be used.
Many persons with arthrltls
wonder if a change of climate VIII
not bring about definite improve
ment. There is no definite evidence
that change to a warm, dry cll-
mate is particularly beneficial.
There are various drugs which
may be employed to give tempo
rary relief from pain and these
should be USED under the dlrec-
tions of a physician.
There is need for great deal
more study of the causes OF arth-
ritis and methods for relieving 1t.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
S. G.: Could one have all the
symptoms of grippe and not nave
it at all?
Answer: The symptoms whlch
occur in grippe might be similar 10
those of variety of other disor-
ders. A careful study by phys'-
clan would be needed to determi"e
just what disorder is present.
G. W.: What is the cause OF a"
adult gritting his teeth wh''e
asleep?
Answer: Grinding the teeth dur
ing sleep is probably due to nei'-
BUSINESS in most instances.
f. L.: Is it harmful to take sman
amounts of iodine for an over
active thyroid gland? 49,.
Answer: Iodine, for treating
thyroid disease, should be EN-,
ployed only under the directions o.
a physician and in the dose "h'e..
he advises. When used properly "
is beneficial and not harmful
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, ME-

MIST AXES in the handling OF
patients with arthritis or inham-
nation of the joints may lead to
deformities and crippling. Persons
who have arthritis should not de-
lay in seeking medical attention so
that the physician may determine
the kind Of arthritis present and
start proper treatment at once.
Unfortunately, up to the pres
ert, there has been no direct cure
discovered for arthritis but at the
same time, treatment carried out
even over a period of months or
years, If necessary, may help to
check the progress of the disease
and prevent crippling.
Younger Adults
The most common type of arth-
ritls is known as rheumatoid ar
Thrills. 1t is the kind which occurs
in younger adults. According to
Doctor Bernard l. Comroe of
Philadelphia, persons should not
be led to believe that improvement
will be steady or uninterrupted,
since such things as changes in
the weather and emotional upsets
may cause the disease to flare up.
Not only is it necessary to treat
the joints, but also the patients
general health and comfort.
In carrying out the treatment,
the patient should not go to bed
for prolonged periods without hav-
ing proper exercise and massage.
Excessive movement of the joints
may lead to further damage and to
increased pain, swelling and stiff
ness, but every patient should have
enough exercise to keep stiffness
Of the affected joints from devel-
opins. and should have enough rest
To permit healing to go on. The
l"ints should never be exercised
:" the point Of persistent pain or
fatigue.
Heat Application
Applying heat to tho joints is
a.ao helpful in the treatment in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10

Constant Head Cold? Maybe
It's Vusomotor Rhinitis

According to Doctor William p.
+. Paterson of Ottawa, Canada,
vasomotor rhinitis is due to gem
eraliZed upset of the nervous Sys-
tenn and is not found in normal,
happy people. lie thinks that there
Is an increase IN the number of
these cases since the onset of the
war, due to worry and disturbed
home conditions, and that the pa
tient cannot have any benefit from
treatment until Re has complete
peace of mind.
Weather Conditions
However. there are other things,
such as weather conditions, which
contribute to the occurrence of the
disorder. The patients are worse in
cold and damp weather. Certain
disturbances OF the glands of in
ternal secretion may also play a
part.
In treating vasomotOr rhinitis,
removal Of tension and strain is
important. Gland extracts, partic-
ular.F those from the sex glands,
have brought relief IN some cases.
Drugs such as ephedrine, which
shrink the lining membrane of the
nose. are helpful but should not be
used too often. SeGatlve drugs are
helpful in highly-strung patients.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10

listed as follows Senator Joseph c O Mahopo
CD of Wyoming, Edwin c Faulcy of Catforni.
and Senator Carl A Hatch CD of Ne,,, NJ,
OMahoncy. II Is believed would accent ,bo 49,
gladly He IS an old Senate friend of President
iFumans and has long been interested In the
Interior post.
Pauley. one of Mr. Truman's overseas ..tro,,,
shooters. IS former treasurer of the Den,oc,o.i,
party He has done various odd Jobs for ,h
president and observers believe he NAV bavo .
show III the selection of a cabinet r-on,bor
to head the Interior department.
Hatch. a bosom friend of the chief evect;,,o,
is considered another good possibility for the iobt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-10
Mental Hygiene

According to Doctor S. r. Lay
cock of Canada, much attention
shoulG be given TO mental hygiene.
or mental care Of the aged. These
needs are much the same for older
people as for younger ones.
First, they require affection.
They desire to be members of a
group and not to be left lone. They
also want to be Independent, and
to make their own decisions. They
want to do things, to create things,
to find success. and to have what