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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
u. s. SAVINGS:
In Billions

With wartime economy restrict
ing the supply of civilian goods, and
income at peak levels, Americans
continued to pour billions Of dollars
into savings, the Securities and Ex-
change commission reported.
With Americans putting away
nearly Is per cent of their incomes
in cash, bank deposits and govern
ment securities within the last two
and one-half years, total holdings of
these assets reached 148 billion
dollars at the end of 1914.
In saving 40 billion dollars last
year, 10 times as much as in 1910,
Americans amassed an addition
al II billions in cash and bank de-
posits; Is billions in government
bonds; 31s billions in insurance,
and 900 millions in savings and
loans associations.
Though debt went up 300 million
dollars in 1914, the SEC said it
was primarily because the greater
amount of previous installment debt
on automobiles and other durable
goods had been paid off.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

Of a S sumin G SUI
preme command of
German armies in
the west as u. S.
and British forces
closed on the vital
Ruhr valley after
having conquered
the coal and iron
rich .Saar basin to
the southwest.
In picking Kessel-
ring to try to hold
the sagging German
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

overnight stops, it was considered
possible that Matching eggs cooled
at high attitudes, left overnight at
humid hot airports, and suddenly
cooled again the next day, would
pick up mold spores and bacteria
and that these would penetrate the
shell surface with consequent de-
struction of the embryo. To reduce
the condensation of moisture on the
shell and prevent this, shipping
cases were built with hardware cloth
sides so that there would be free
movement of air around the eggs.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

EDITORS NOTE-When opinions
are expressed in these columns, they
are those of Western Newspaper Union
news analysts, and not necessarily of
this newspaper.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
EUROPE:
Ruhr Target

To 60-year-old Field Marshal AL
bert Kesselring went the hapless jok
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

From each 10 lbs. Of Florida Oranges
more than full quarts Of the sweetest Juice!
No wonder smart shoppers insisting upon the Double
Feature oranges FLORIDA grows! For of the Double
Exro Juice for your money In fact from pounds
of Fodos regardless of their size expect than
quarts Of the sweetest juice the delicioUsIy hovory
orange Juice that poor ttIe appetite GOOD
BIG appetite in less time than il takes tell il!
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

TIC eNTTu VIfuHlIl you geT
in Florida Oranges con do much for you!
Thu exu Juice you get for your money Just of the
you enjoy these DoubeFeofUe oranges In Fordos
exto Juice you get exfro Vitomn C. Exru vitomn
fofy you against colds fatigue and infections The vomn
you need dolly help keep you looking and feeling your
best oil alive with redbooded health For extro juice and
viomin c, FLORIDAS ire the fruit!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
CHAPTER

At the big tamarack tree, she
found a twisted cigarette packet.
So often her work was unrewarded,
that the days she found a message
,tooi out with a feeling of ac-
romulishment. They were never at
he same place twice IN succession,
and seldom Had '"eS oe'i
ovhIhd their hcd&e'
As she walked away, n car turned
out of the Jones drive when she was
les tnan fifty feet from 1t. Sur
prisin%ly enough, kab PlNley was
driving it. lie sped rapidly out OF
sight. PlNlcy was up early tins
Sunday morning after ms iohg
night oi 'N't'loiIS' IL was o,'is Ten
An. mat ne was aver suoscfip-
ti". To- me country clu9
mont luna Nai'u Hu''uay was d
t'"'l4 u"I o.anI 1onot, snnn,aH '"
m',''uG'' ,n '' e'' ="
ioEl''' rNp'
The sinister implications OF Ar
thur comments haa laded some
what after sleeping. looay she was
reluctant to go TO the cnle1 OF de-
teetiNeS WIN suspicious 'ha' flNiey
might ne dlSloNai. Nle waved at
Eb'h' SaUh1eflhE rouhu inc neNt
curNe. lhe puppy on ieaSh. ~!
She called. men Rave you declded
On a name Tor nm!
"Art says Dumbo.'
She Wrinklcd her nose. Il don't
like il, bat if Art docs"
same with me. Jumbo you are,
mutt. rom now on you near! -.
FL. iid coupe pass you just ho"!
Il saw car; dldn Know what
make
1T shot past me, too. The first
three numbers OF the llechSe plate,
New York 9-t-Were n same as
the car mat picked me up frlday'
Couldn see the last ones.
Eleonore was puzzled Why
would Rab PiXlcy, hailing from
Boston as they said, be driving Il
a with a New York license?
Eben took a scrap of paper from
his wallet. "Ncw York 92.-G33A-
that's the bird who picked me up.
Just keep your eyes open for it,
Elconorc memorizcd the license
numbers and, when she went to her
room, wrote them down carefully.
One moro check if the orchestra
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

thc Fjfth Column mere cantoufaoe.
Jones ddUised her not 10 tcalk IN
thlS road. Root, her protector, had
mySterioasiy disappeared. Jones'
house man bought "enOugh food for
q restaurant
Piriey-and even Chief of Detec-
tlves Plant thought Pixley bore
looking into-cdme ont OF Jones'
drire last Slnduy.
And Art and Mercedes had told
of brush piled IN a circle on that
high meadow. No Trcspassiag, too.
She whipped off the covers and
put on her mules. Padding down.
stairs to the library, she hunted for
a book on the shelf. This red one
contained a diagram of the way
hay or corn-stalks were arranged
in Poland by Fifth Columnists be-
fore the blitz in 1889. A circle meant
"Drop message here"
Few private planes Wue flying
now, and only those belonging to
those who We're aiding the govern
ment. Yet there might be a traitor
among them!
Yet Jones might be guiltless, and
some Nazis from town could be
using that plateau. She rubbed her
forehead dazedly.
Something might be learned by
climbing to the Pettis place, strik-
ing along the ridge to the Indian
trail, then dropping down to the
marble ledge. Tomorrow, she would
take a "look-see."
"The war is as good as won," the
radio voice from Berlin h~aw-hawed,
"The news that the luxury-loving
Americans will have to give up their
cars on account of the rubber and
gasoline shortages in the United
States, "a that it is all over but
/ the shouting. They have forgotten
how to Wdtk 49,. They have been
pampered too long to pursue a wal
which demands such sacrifices!"
Herr Friedrich blinked, his upper
lip lifted at the corner, the nearest
he could approach to a smile.
Chuckles came from the Nazi spy
students, assembled to hear the eve.
ming short wave from Germany.
"Goot!' calculated Instructor
Friedrich, rubbing his lean corded
hands. From the masked figures is,
sued a titterirg approval. Music
came on the station and the profes.
o snapped the dial to silence.
THAT is all for tonight. Remember
the arguments of Herr Grubcr EARL
er in the evening; you will be ques.
toned on his points. Leave the room
singly as usual. Number 7, you *
first"
Bill Steuben rose and started
through the hall. 1t had been .
%sickening two hours, for all Ameri.
distorted and magnified too, he felt
Carlotta, wearing a long apple.
green tea gown, rustled out of her
room, stopping Steuben near the
top of the steps. Hungry, Number
7?' she murmured.
Cant say | am"
Il am going to have cheese and
biscuit in the breakfast room. You
would like to join me later, yes!
Go to your room until the others are
locked in"
1t sounded like a command, but
he was eager to get to his quarters.
can disasters had been gloated over:
ITO be continued
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Vitumins and Internal Ills

or perhaps to the lack Of acid In
the stomach.
1t would appear that a great
deal of further study will be
needed to determine to just what
extent a vitamin A deficiency
damages the intestine and what
symptoms may be produced
thereby.
The vitamin B-complex is made
up of a number of different sub
stances, the most important OF
which are thiamin, or vitamin B-1,
ribot1avin or vitamin BE-, and
niacin or nicotine acid. Doctor
Wright believes that with a vita
min B-complex deficiency there is
an increased movement OF the IN
testine which may cause pain IN
the abdomen, and diarrhea. Fur
thermore, the muscles become
contracted. AS the deficiency &C.
ours. the muscles become weak
ened and the movement OF the
contents of the bowel is slowed
down.
With this disturbance OF the
movement of the bowel, there
NAV be excessive gas formation
and the retention of fluids in the
intestine. Not only may these
changes in movement occur, but
also there may be some disturb
ance in the lining membrane OF
the intestine. In patients with
excessive gas formation, diges-
tive disturbances and constipa-
ton, it has been found that the
administration of vitamin Boom
plex in liberal quantities has
brought about great Improvement.
Of course. digestive disturb
ances may come from . large Va.
riety of causes, However, in all
such instances it is important to
determine if the patients diet 10
satisfactory and he is receiving
adequate quantities Of vitamins 50
that they may be administered II
! at all necessary.
-- 0vnA{ratA Inc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
PAGE FIVE
By PAUL ROBINSON

the lead in both instances, with
the Q winning it.
The unsuccessful declarer de-
cided he would begin operating on
clubs by leading toward the X.
playing it if the A was not put on
by West, and then tinesslng the
10 on the second round. West
played low when this was tried,
the X winning. Then. when the 10
was fnessed. the J and A set the
contract muy pronto, as the Mexi-
cans say.
At the other table, the declarer
did some planning. Deciding to
treat the important missing cards.
the diamond Q and club ], as in
two different hands. he noted next
that the only chance to catch the
diamond honor was if East held 1t.
Counting East then for the dia-
mond Q, he decided to count West
for the club J.
So, after taking the opening
trick with the heart @, he led the
club S to the 10, Which won, then
the diamond J, which won, and
next the diamond s to the 10. Both
his minor suit honors being locat-
ed, he led the club 8 and was ready
for any further finesse he desired.
| West, however, came in with the
| club A for his sides sole trick.
This South got two tricks in
spades, three in hearts, four in
diamonds and three in clubs for
the IL he needed.
Your Weekend Question
Which is ordinarily the more
important-bidding so as to make
sure your partner knows what two
suits you hold. or striving to bid
so as to show him their relative
length? When is it generally
better to emphasize II Of these,
! and when the other?
Features Syndicate Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

FIELD MARSHAL Sir Harold Alexan-
der. 81, Allied Commander-in-
Chef Of the Mediterranean theatre,
mas been appointed Governor Cen
eral OF Canada, says a Buckingham
falace announcement. Alexander,
who directed the Dunkerque evac.
uatlon, succeeds the 7l-year-olo
Earl Of Athlone. Internationan
Defed Morpheus
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

, Afterwards, Elconore left Grand.
ma and the others in the car and
"alked to the postottice where she
mailed the message she had picked
up the day before. 1t was the first
time that it had been DELAYED for
tWenty-four hours; she had given if
to Art and Mercedes last evening
when they went to meet Doris. but
absorbed in each other, they had
forgotten it. Next she sought ont
Chief Plant.
HIS manner vas distinctly re-
spectful. Something for me to
do the Chief inquired.
Eleonore gave him the data about
Rab Pixley: Arts experience at the
country club; Eben's hitch-hikine
episode, and handed him the license
number which her brother had
given her yesterday. Would it be
possible to find out if Pixley used
that car? She did not wish to cast
suspicion on an innocent person, but
Plxley at the club could pick up in
formation from business men, from
visiting soldiers, couldn't he?
The detective agreed, his lips
pursed, his eyes stormy. He made
notes on a pad. and told her that
the matter would be looked into at
once.
The aftermath of the exciting
weekend was a mood of depression
in the household. The skies were
pewter and it rained at sketchy in
tervals for two days. Grandma had
neuralgia and went around with he1
face tied up, looking l~ugubrious
Even Mamie kept moaning a chant
with crepe hanging from every long
drawn-out vowel.
The news was gloomy. Officials
at Washington Illuminated against
the inertia of the people, and de-
manded production full speed. 1--WE
can lose the War," they threatened
Meanwhile Eleonore kept thinking
of this terror in the dark to which
by some weaving of fate she haG
been threaded. 1t covered the whole
land, it sabotaged machinery, it set
fires l n ships, caused explosions ir
munition works; mysterious plane
crashes-planes which so often car
ried army ~tliers; much Of this could
be the work of enemy agents.
Arts telegram came Wednesday
announcing his arrival at San Fran
cisco.
Tossing restlessly in bed after
midnight, Eleonore heard a plane
throbbing overhead. The small fly.
ing field, a mile from Sweetsburg
had been closed early in the winter
and planes were seldom heard these
days. This one was very low. for
the vibration shook the shutters
the III of a great bumblebee filled
the room. An army plane flying tc
Albany no doubt. 1t had come from
the south, over November Noun.
tain.
Suddenly consciousness focused
on a fact and Illuminated it. She
sat up in bed, rigid. And other facts
came crowding, fitting into place
building a fantastic picture - un-
deliverable - but which could be
true!
Jones' uife mas not I'LL. An the
messages for GIG. were disposed
on this road. The story of the good
family connection could be trumpeo
I'D. Jones' interest in erterminatina
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Bv HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M. D..

THE giving of vitamins to a
FORMAL person whose diet is sup
plying all of the necessary food
substances probably has little, If
any. effect. However, when a
persons diet is deficient in the
various vitamins, and this is what
happens to many people, damage
to many different parts OF the
body may occur.
According to Doctor Levon d.
Wright, Jr., of New Orleans, vita
min deficiencies may particularly
affect the intestinal tract. Vita
min A, which is found in fats such
as cod liver oil and butter, IS
necessary for the normal action
Of the lining membranes of vail
u body tissues. AS a result OF
a deficiency of vitamin A, there
r wasting of this lining men,
brane and suppression OF the nor
NAL secretions.
Resistance Lowered
A. result of these changes the
resistance of the tissues to lntec-
tons may be lowered. A lack OF
yitamin A in the diet may pro
duce changes in the teeth and IN
the lining membrane of the
stomach, intestine and mouth. All
of these changes may lnter1' re
with the digestion and absorption
or taking up of food substances
from the bowel.
Doctor Wright thinks that lack
Of yitamin A may be a factor in
causing a deficiency OF ACID secFe.
ton in the stomach. The most
common complaint which may
occur in such a condition Is mar
rhea or frequent bowel move
ments. The exact cause tor TINS
diarrhea is not clear but it prob
ably is related, he thinks, to the
changes which have occurred IN
the lining membrane OF the bower
Copyright, ls45. In
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
JAPs IMPERn w. S. PRISONERS

FROM THE STATE DEPARTMENT comes a disclosure that the Jap wal
lords, despite warnings, have been placing American prisoners in civil
ian internee camps located in the path of bOnberS. The report says that
a Tokyo broadcast admitted that Kawasaki (), a prisoner camp near
Tokyo, had been hit by our bombs with casualties mostly American"
Stars on the map indicate camp locations in the immediate bomber
area. The Japanese government has been warned that it win be held
responsible for exposing Americans to danger. .nternational
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
PROBABLY NOT TOGETHER

IF TWO healthy-sized honor
cards are out against your high
contract and the defenders have
not done any bidding, there is a
somewhat better chance that each
Of the partners has n honor than
that the two lusty cards are to-
gether in the same hand. Conse-
quently. when you get along in
the play and find positively that
one particular defender received
one of the two missing cards in
the deal, it will ordinarily pay to
play his partner for the remain
ing one. Starting out your play
with that idea in Misunderstanding
the missing cards as If separated
rather than together-is some
times the best key to your COM
plete playing plan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

That vas a pretty high spot to
play this deal, but it got reached
at both tables Of a team game.
One South made it and the other
was set. though the heart 5 was
Distributed by King
Evening star., 1945-01-14
ROOMS WITH eOARp.

Refined MAN to share rm. and private
hah 20 shaTe Eb Mh ohes
iSi5 MASS. AVE. NV single. . dou-
9le Tafes rms co ana 2aaa triple rm'; reasonable
WILL CARE for eldery person or couple in
my own home; warm and coy; ,delishtful
porches, fresh eggs and vegetables; 5 blocks
TO churches. bank and shopping center.
VACANCY for : elderly gentlemen in my
own home; front room. well heated. next
to bath; tray service If needed; near bus
Iaia sIst ST. NW.-Large triple, dbl,
nHt share baR sS1S s tSoa sSs laundry walk DIST
" sober. for warm basement bedroom: sink.
hot and cold water, two meals, S11. so;
fsB0 SAB kaSsss A SsaSn AVE- soV sWxss 42jx sa5 home
for 2 Young, girls; good kosher food; large
1870 1870 new lew RsMpsaiRE Rsss aE sssl ayE.
fined girls for large triple room adjoining
bath; large closet, fireplace. south and
eIoi 18Th sT. N.w.-sinsle room and
large room, with 5 windows and large hreE
meals: gentleman to share % room ''Vhth Win
IsSi MASS. AVE; NV, The oakmons--+
$50 EMERSON ST. NW.mattraetive Wattt sin
gle ground floor room; lovely gentle home.
3I09 BUNKER HILL RD., Mt Rainier. Nd.
large front bedroom. nicely furnished.
suitable for gentlemen; good meals.
esery man or two
suburban, gentle home with ssrvicemans
Write Mrs, MccIELLASp. sois i 1st t ave. We
YoTSS SYiITss spfctnTj coGpYf Ne offers hmm. nr,v,,..
attractive room and excellent cooking "a
eongenial youns lady: laundry. trans: CH
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-A few va-
cancies for either men or women in this
popular guesthouse specializing in GOOD
food iI1S New Hampshire ave. NV
EACH doubles s4asse tTont np Also 6rRis s,
sies' excellent meals; homelike atmosphh.Fs.
OPPOSITE George Washington University
Vacancies for. young girls. very GOOD
food; food Walking distance; Government en-
2loyes 5nSg preferred; reasonable. Me. ei8s.
iigsssss igss Mass. Is AVE. N.w.-A dist,net,,.
1nnI nome t, Tor young people, in an unsurpassed
ssie Blair .fHs0Rfois Rp. NV, Bel-Air Club, !,
block Georgia and Alaska busline-Won-
IoTsy ome ne ner fSod eoaDe sH also as
sell 14th Nw.-wsrm room to her
open due to transfer of war worker: prs.
@ q yssns ssss snRfsa
rent. room and board for 3 service men
sos EMERSON ST. N.w.-Jewish sirl
unlimited phone. TAYLOR 7447.
COUPLE. oficer, parent and child; warm
dols; front rm,, h.-w h. home privil., In
a.as einains breakfast supper. $3.50 wk. DE.
1905 18th ST. N.w.-Large double roar.
front, also vacancy for girl; good meals.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
ROOMS FURhIsHED-Mp. and VA

ARLNGToN-1oo 28th st. Swarm
SSs mr. rp ensRon m hath peons sens s
esnd fnss saRk MD single A 25ssw and
MI RAiNrERNieels II fGS .V furnished RI room for
eemployed couple or ladies; breakfast priv
NICELY FURN. ROOM in private home for
l6.O aend ST. n. Arlington. va.-Doubls
sGem VIZ wv beds nss Poh san
bath. private fanny, z block from bus; s26
sERvicEMAN's WIFE has room to rent
privileges. Sligo e3s5.
ARLINGTON, 36o6 21st, Ave. no.-Newly
decorated front rm., coal heat; pvt. bath;
Job Blk saalT,, Sgs sac ypSa me man Oh olas
Ioom:. next 70 bath and shower: small
LARGE LARGE fFisa~SeSi FRONT ROOM. S, twin beds nea,
Hi sSs to SINGLE sfs snf bus kooM oss ca sfs
bath, t II pvt. home, 8 min to bus 81 wk
j NJ MI. CENSUS BUREAU. Md.-Newly turn,
sqaRe sbd ensa s1iS e caas Ma aSe e
rssslaps Isao No Mi aIaMnssD Mass Is ST. p arinson
Furnished room, gentleman, restricted area
ARL.. vA.-574s No. 18th st.--Large,
warn. room, next to bath. for geitleman:
new gentle home; on busline. S25 Oxford
ARLfNGToN-2 attractiyely furnished
rooms. in new Colonial home: private
bath, spacious grounds, quiet neighbor-
hood: l block to bus; transp. avail. to
Pentazon and Constitution ave; ideal for
persons looking for refined home atnnos-
phere. CHI. 66S2.
HOTEL ROOMS. 81 up, CASTLE nm
HOTEL opposite Walter Reed Hospital
Forest Glen, Md 81. 1851.
ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH. WA,
VERIFY SANAToRIuM. Rockville pike.
WI. 1907.
LOVELY nouBLE ROOM, pvt. bath. ceda,
closet. CHI. 9706.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

SHETLAND PONY, broken for children
sos if sold today. 1890. Burke st.: Sc.
saddes se da. H eW V%p Wsean Ensss .saa
and bride for pony, cart. Dayton wagon,
2-horse pillow, driving and work harness,
Stewart horse clippers. priced to sell. c.
M. HIRST, 265 w. Broad ST., Falls Church,
Va. Falls Church 2O09.
PIGS-Small and large ones for sale. DU.
ss sSSY 81 nc e SART I IxsD HARNESS. complete.
70 0 AcREs M OF 81 CORN AND FODDER. in
shock. good stand: $40 shocks, $3.50; no
graamaries; raa nut LABOR available. Pnone MA.
dGERNsaY dShai ARs cow. rich milk, gentle, 8
Wy yrs old, over 2 gallons, take best offer.
COW. Guernsey and Holstein. gentle. good
family cow; 6-mos. -old heifer; reasonable.
bELGiAS bEEi GlSs MARE. yrs. old, with colt ?
mos. old; 3 small work mares, cheap; pony
cart sa5; English saddle. s25. Rear s234
MULE. extra good worker; Gentle. Must
FEW aHfaP E aoRsEs e ride or drive
RibfNd sil4 Il HoRsE sates RE s9os Slack beautiful
ls,,, lS hands. LOO l:s,, lbs coming 8, gentle.
RACE HORSE, By Johnstown-Snow queen,
y ns eaan sadas .na TSf bIs mhss Hfi sa syd s s1s
billys and kids. 2 pony saddles. i stallion
stitch seat saddle. Q Eastern, brides, har-
ness, work and drive, collars, farming i'm;
boxes: Falls Church s6p We. '
RIDING HORSES, two. thoroughbred, with
tack ioT ; sale; Falls Church 2737 14'
roanes;. / cheap horse. work or ride; !
gated horse, fresh COW. saddles, blank.
cts, buggtes and harness. LEWIS RIDING
STABLE. East-West hwy. between Riggs
I'd and New Hampshire ave. Union 4174
HORSES. work and riding. mules. ponies
harness, saddles. wagons. carts. horse
STALLION, black registered Percheron. :
years old, with papers. Call Kensington