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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-09
The Tur Heel
GARDENER
By JOHN ii. HARRIS,
N. e. State College

This week there are three thing,
that demand attention. First. thcr,
is the fall vegetable garden; second.
the flower garden: and third, Tho
fruit and berry garden. Suppose ",
take these subjects up in the ordc.
mentioned and discuss them briefly.
First, the vegetable garden. On Sat
urday of last week a friend cam"
into my office TO ask what vcgc.
tables he could plant now in thu
vicinity of Raleigh that would give
him vegetables this fall. recon-
mended broccoli QarEc pottcd
plantSl, cabbage. collardS. and Chi
EeSe cabbage. BY the way. Chinese
cabbage is quito different from or
binary cabbage. 1t is especially good
as raw salad. The most of my
friends say they turn down lettuce
when they can get Chinese cabbag"
Now to 20 ahead with the list. Their
arc number of green's that may b.
planted. including kale. mustard. let
tuCc, turnip green's. in fact, the whole
list of hardy greens.
Just one other thing about tn
vegetable garden before !cavin. Ii
| have letter here from Mrs. Med
die Hewitt of Bladcnboro. asking III.
please to tell her what will kill ter
rapin bugs on collardS. Mrs. Hewitt.
rush to the store and get some SD
badilla dust. / can assure you from
experience that this material really
gives excellent control. BY control.
| mean it kills the pcsky bugs and
doesn't merely run them over to lh,
reighbor's garden.
Now, let's say word about the
flower garden. Someone has sail
April showers bring May flowers
provided somebody planted the flow
el seed the previous September"
is the month for many
flower seed to be planted. The list
IS too long to enumerate entirely,
but here are few that everybody
plants. First on the list comes pan
sizes, then phloX subulata. blue flax.
cowSlips, snapdragonS. TIS.
sweet williams. and Just a host OF
others. Study your seed catalogs-
those published in the south for 4
complete list. Don't go by those sen:
you from northern concerns. Many
Of their planting dates are entirely
different from ours.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-09
Three Men From
Henderson Area
Enlist In Army

Three men from Henderson and
v:.inity have recently been enlisted
in the Regular Army o: army re-
serve. according TO an announcement
by Staff Egt. Edward W. Chabot.
commander of the Durham recruit
ing subStatiOn.
The three men arc:
James A Short. 402 Carolina Ave,
Henderson. who was accepted for
three years. with the parachute in
fantry. He requested he be assign
ed 10 occupation duty in Europe.
George T. Edwards. box i67. Hen
derSon, who was enlisted in The
infantry reserve corps. with the rank
of master sergeant.
Charles S. Franklin. route |. box
224, Oxford, former seaman second
class, navy. who enlisted in the army
air corps, for three years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-09
AROUND TOWN
THREE PAY FINES

l.. \. Latta. John E. Vernon and
Joseph +. Davis paid fines of one
dollar each AT the city clerks office
curing the Weekend for violations
Of traffic regulations.
Sea ducks swallow shcllfish.
William II was England's ONLY
bachelor king.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-09
BY LYNN NISBET.
Daily Dispatch Bureau

Raleigh. Sept. with speeding
responsible Tor about i5 per cent
of the total moving traffic viola
tions reported by the highway pa
troll for August, the full number
increased TO 2.774 as compared with
l,724 for August last year. There
were l.l9l excessive SpcGdcrS: so
drivers caught without driving Ii
ccnSe: 573 operating faulty equip
mcnt and the res, guilty of such
violations as running through red
lights. passing on hills and curves.
failing 10 stop at intersections OF
give propc: signals.
DRINKS - While drunken driv-
ers still led the field in liccn Z
rcvocati0uS and suspensions with 300
on; Cf The total q, 1886 the cord
in that respect showed improvement
over lIS, year 1913 drunken drivers
forfeited permits during August. At
the SImo tim" reckless driving not
directly tracCa2lc e liquor appar-
entity * 81 the 'NcrcSc. Inc break
dow AoWS 500 C'ivinc licenses re-
vokCi. GS suspended. and 378 guilty
6 violations which GO nri automatic
cally forfeit l.cCH. , N first of!CnSe.
CARELESS -- y pGl-oi official
said wlcn the 'Cgor; WAS released
that the clirt prH3l,M OF highway
ss.C,y is coming t, DC carclcsSneSs
rf driver: III relatively iish. traffic.
Apparently lo. accidents occur in
UonccsiCj trs e., ami on holidays
than min: 90 expected. out the ratio
is rCHId,y groW.: : on rural roads
and les CROW dcd streets.
SALARIES - Other states are fac
ing the iSsIc o. Increased salaries
for state employees AMI some of them
arc IarinG fully as badly as North
Carolina. y newspaper clipping from
Il Kentucky l1pCr reports tie COM
missioner OF revenue saying the state
is losing lots OF money because ii
is impossible to turn CT a first
class job with poorly paid third-ClaSs
employee No5odv in this state has
gone so far rs tC classify state work
crS as tliri-clySS. but many depart
mental head; are emphasizing in bud
get requests the Gac; they cannot
hop" To retain their present stats .
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-09

"A wasp can sting several times
in rapid succession and live. A bee.
having stuns. usually dies.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-09
IS GETTING UP NIGHTS
GETTING YOU DOWN.
Thousands say famous doctors
discovery gives blessed relief from
irritation Of the bladder caused BY
excess aeidity in the urine

Why. suffer needlessly from baekaehss,
rundown feeling from excess neidity In
the urine2 Just try DR.. KILMER'S
SWAMP ROOT, the renowned herbal
kidneys to promote tho flow Of urine and
relieve troublesome excess aeidity. Origi-
nslly created by q practising physician,
DR.. kilmer's Is a carefully blended eombI-
nation of 16 herbs, roots, vegetables, hal
sans. Absolutely nothing harsh or habit
forming In this pure, scientific prepare
tion. Just good ingredients that quickly
act on tho kidneys to increase the flow Of
urine and ease tho uncomfortable symp-
toms Of bladder irritation.
= Send for free, prepaid sample TODAYi
Like thousands OF others you'll bo glad
Department B, Kilmer & Co., Inc, Boz
l25S, Stamford, Conn. Offer limited. Send
At sues. All druggists sell swamp Root.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-09
-Around Capital Square,

or replace them At current salary
levels.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-09

About % million tons of wheat
and 4 million tons of other grains
will be needed III the fannie areas
of the wCrld before the l947 harvest,
says Secretary Clinton p. Anderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-09
NEW YORK BUYER OF
PENNEY VISITS HERE

J. b. Walker. of the New York Of
nee OF the J. {. Penney Company is
here to aid with and attend the
opening Of the local Penney store
Thursday. after its remodeling and
redecoration.
MIR. Walker, who is with the main
buying office for ladies dresses and
ready-to-wear, will be here all this
week to help w. B. Shearer. man
ager of the local store. with the
ready-to-.wear department.
After leaving here, Mr.. Walker
VIII visit the Penney stores in Ashe-
vile and Greenville. S. c., before
returning to New York.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

However, he found MIR. Trigg smiling
broadly.
"Sit down. my boy. sit down."
said MIR. Trigg. That old - that
old - oh. Mrs Blevins has placed
her account with us for another year,
and it all seems to be due to your
carrying her bag downstairs. Gave
her a great idea. she thinks Courtesy.
"YoU know It's Courteous to
Offer a Blevins Candy Mint with
picture of Sir Walter Raleigh throw.
ing his coat in the mud for, you
know. that queen, and stuff like that.
Wants you to drop everything else
and work exclusively for Blevins;
says you know the meaning of
courtesy - though where that old
witch ever heard the word, l don't
know. But it's fine we got the ac-
count again. It'll mean a substan-
tal advance for you, my boy" he
added.
"A full partnership, l should
think" Robert suggested, demon
strating a fine native ability for
recovering.
A chilliness crept into MIR. Trigg's
eyes. though both knew Robert had
him.
We'll go into that later" he said.
But just how the devil did you
happen to carry that handbag for
herr"
I'm sure | don't know, sir"
Robert answered.
But Robert did know. He knew it
was old Horatio, finally paying off!
The End
AZ
Evening star., 1946-03-10
THANK YOU, HORATIO
Continued from preceding page

shape and features of longshore-
man, marched in and slammed an
enormous handbag down on his desk.
81 pay you bloodsuckers enough to
get little service, but when | come
in l find neither Trigg, Trapp,
Truscott nor TopeT she announced.
I'm sure they didn't know -"
They never know anything" said
Mrs. Blevins. Nov. I'm ready to
know something about plans for
Blevins Candy Mints for next year
- or else"
II was checking over three tenta-
tive programs when -"
lie me see EN-" she said, grab
bing them with one hand while she
adjusted her glasses over a battered
nose with the other.
She examined all three at length,
and her comments we're short and
jarring. Of the first, she said.
"Humphr' Robert squirmed. After
the second, "Stinksr' He turned
pale. Slamming the third down, she
said, Tell that fat fool, Trigg, I'll
see him tomorrow morning, probably
for the last timer Robert shook.
STILL shaking, he rose to his feet.
Mrs. Blevins reached for her hand
bag; but Robert, not seeing anything
very clearly, picked it up and showed
it under his arm. He showed her
to the elevator, out of the building,
and to a waiting taxi. Only when
Evening star., 1946-03-10

l. RIG BUSINESS The United
States Government is one of the
couniry's largest advertisers. Why9
A 100000 Army advertising
campaign forrecruiting is under way.
And surplus property disposal ad-
vertising may even exceed the
recruiting campaign.
Z. SMART MEN H0W many doc
tors degrees tn science are conferred
yearly in the u. S.?
About LOO = on prewar basis.
;. HoRGE AGAIN The Magma
Charta is back tn England. Where was
it stored for safekeebing during the
Way?
1t has had place of honor beside
the Declaration of Independence and
the Constitution of the U. S. in the
Library of Congress in Washington.
G.ES.. Camden, ". J.
1. ISAAK WALT0NS Hoi0 many
men are actise hunters and fshermen9
Sixty-eight per cent of all men be-
tween the ages of 18 and IS.
S. RED SEAL What is the red
scar letter granted by the State De-
portment to trapelers going TO France
A statement that the travel is in
the interest of both nations. France
is the only country with which the
U. S. has a formal arrangement for
expediting vlsas.
6. BRUSH UP If l0soyeT has
been in the se1vice since Pearl Harbor,
hoW many new la,es, decisions and
Evening star., 1946-03-10

handing her into the taxi did he
notice that he still held the bag. He
gave it back to her.
Thank you, young. man - At
tucks, isn't it?"
"Yes, ma a'am." returned Robert
miserably.
MIR. Trigg was not long in getting
Evening star., 1946-03-10
q unz ,rn
A news question answer game

regulations leonid he hare TO brush up
on, TO get back in practice today2
10000 pages of them, according
to Dean Vanderbilt of New York
University Law School.
LINK, ScG7sdaie, N. Y.
]. CHILDREN'S AID Students
in 335 schools in III states hare organ
lied to aid boys and girls tn Europe
What is the organization called?
American Youth for European
Youth. The students will adopt"
schools, raise their own money. grow
and can food.
.. INSECT WAR HoW much
DDT is no1 being prodnesd9
2.75O.OOO pounds month. which
is not enough to supply the demand.
3. NIPS, BOOKS What use IS
being made of banned milffGTistie and
notionGlfstfc schoolbooks of Japan9
They are being gxpund into pulp
and the materials then used for pro-
duction of new textbooks from which
ch-teachings have been eliminated
- Mrs M.S.A.. Lyon, Mass
10. LUXURY AFLoAT. -. What plans
ore being made for luxury sea trarei?
Construction of fleet of big, fast
ocean liners will start soon. They will
be 700 and 800 feet in length.
IL. AUTO MAKERS HoW many
persons are normally employed by the
notor-eaT industry
About 100000. Only 100000
jobs are provided in the production
Evening star., 1946-03-10
CONDUCTED '' n A.

NOTE: We will pay 81 in Victory Saw
ings Stamps for a question and answer
used in this column. Proof must accom-
p0ny the dnSrer. Address: Tom Henry,
THIS WEEK. 420 Lexington Avenue.
N. Y. c. II. Unaccepted contributions
cannot be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

back. now the damage was done;
nor in finding out what had hap
pened.
Nor was he long in reading Robert
the riot act, which Robert took
lying down. from habit.
He spent most of the afternoon
emptying his desk. In the morning,
he guessed, he'd get the axe immedi-
ately after Mrs. Blevins' conference
with MIR. Trigg.
The summons came along on
schedule.
He walked into Mr.. Trigg's Office
as though travelling the Last Mile.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

of cars and parts. The rest are
employed in the operation. mainte-
nance and servicing of cars.
IL, SLEEPS CLOTHING WHy are
sheeb erowe1s starting TO dress sheep
in neatly fitting white duck coats?
Experiments proved that sheep so
dressed gave cleaner wool with less
shrinkage. Also. the coats protect
sheep from cold, sand. burrs - and
reduce deaths from consumption.
Mrs. GIN. Bayside. N. Y.
II. OLD TIMERS -. What supposedly
ancient custom prorides Uncle Sam
with an acreage of $500. 900 tn taxes
per month";
The use of snuff.
MEM, Boston, Mass.
II. BOOK BUYERS :. How many
new books are published each year
in this country?
About 1900
I'D. w.. Taunton. Mass.
Is. EXPORT NOTE What is
knoton as Britain's greatest inrfstbie
erporf'2
Travel. Tourist dollars can help
the country come back economically.
Is. BUSINESS AID What is the
Department of Commerce dong TO
help small bnsinesso
A bi-weekly news letter slanted for
small-business interests throughout
the nation is in the works.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

T&-3-le-A
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-10-12
NEIGHBoRHooD DEcENcY

The Rev Oliver W. H. Childers pastor of the First
A. NJ E. Church Of Boston, actively supporting the
rent drive for cleaner Roxbury His letter to Dr. Robert
A. Simmons printed below, contains pertinent advice which
is also profound warning of the need for immediate,
earnest prosecution of the cleanup campaign No we'll
informed citizen doubt that the inferior health rates
of coored folk is in great due to unsanary living
condons but is ais otrue that at least something
be done improve the bad conditions by the practice of
neghborhood cleanliness Health authorities point out
that the dangers the worst sum dwelling be
lessened by thorough cleaning and germcida treatment
Here is the letter from the Rev. Mr.. Chiders:
received my mail the marked copy of the Guardian
containing your letter about conditions the coored dis
trct of city, and felt that of the ministers
of the city should Immediately write and commend you,
Your letter sound wise and sensible You have taken
advanced stand Some who guilty of the conditions
your letter describes will crcse and try to mistreat YOU
But every forward looking citizen will rise up and call
blessed.
Your effort it seems to is two-fold and far reach
ing counsel people to protect their health
ad their good This good preaching and should be
proclaimed fro mevery pulpit and newspaper Keep 1t up
and promise you my support
Only last Sunday delivered in the trend and
spirit of your letter. spoke upon careless and prodga
spending by people, the vast spent for liquor
cigarettes unnecessary travel the movies and the like
and little nothing for homes and health and privileges
told my people the colored must spend his money
to make heathfu living quarters for his family and make
his communities ceannc eand inviting as his white
neighbours 1t is not enough to have mass-meetngs to call
the white mans attention to his faults We people,
should see some of our faults too We need campaign OF
education through our churches papers, and organlza
tons tok eep the per cent offenders from making con-
ditons that will sink the 95 per cent Of the good people
you write about.
My pulpit dedicated to this sound and holy cause
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-10-12

either way. The colored voters,
especially the colored veterans,
are watching this campaign
closely. Make no mistake about
it. No political leader can af-
ford to be lulled into any belief
that he can now deliver the
colored vote in a hat. Those.
days are perhaps gone forever.
Colored people are thinking more
intellegently today than many
white voters. They know the
international as well as local
and national picture. They
know their friends and their
enemies they know their mill
tants and their uncle toms. They
are hep t othe 1--WE. One way
to lose the colored vote is to add
further insults to injury, and to
attack and smear the object and
detectives for which Colored
Americans have sacrificed. Let
both major parties take note.
For, as Mr.. Paul Robson ex-
hibited recently, coIored people
aren't fooling. This Mr.. Trotter
would have said to observe fit
tngly the Guardians 45th An
niversary. Only, he would have
said it far better.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-10-12

bible QUESTIONS
Answered BY The
Voice fpR0 pHECY
INTERNATIONAL slsLE sRoADCASTGG

ousstion--How many times is The
word Sunday mentioned In the
Bible?
Answer-It is not used in the
Bible.
o.-Was the Tower Of Babel be.
fore or after the flood?
A.-After the flood. See Genesis,
chapters 6 to 8, for the flood rec
ord, and chapter IL for the Tower
Of Babel.
O. can't find the word "pig"
or "hog" in the Bible. Were these
animals known in those days?
A--Under the name of Swine"
they are mentioned a number OF
times and are looked upon as IN.
clean, (Leviticus 11:7: Deuteron.
omy 14:S; Luke 1919
o.-someone told me that Chris,
had more than dozen names In
tho Scriptures. 10 that true2
A.-Here are some, among many
others: Messiah, Son Of God, s
Nazarene, Jesus Christ, Christ
Jesus, Christ the Lord, the Lords
Christ, King Of the Jews, Saviour
Of the World Redeemer, Holy One
of God, Emmanuel, Son of the High.
est, the Lamb, the Bright and
Morning Star.
o.--Isn't Il enough to believe that
Jesus died for us7
Ale was declared to be the
Son Of God with power, by the
resurrection from the dead" Ro-
mans Ia. We are to believe in
Christ, ''Who was delivered for our
offences, and was raised again for
our justification" Romans 4:25.
Also l Thessalonians Ala: For IL
we believe that Jesus died and rose
again, even so them also which
sleep in Jesus will God bring with
Him." So we must believe not only
in Christ's death for us, but also in
His resurrection.
Oils there anything more sure
than death and taxes"7
Ayes. Read about it in 2 Peter
l;16,19: For we have not followed
cunnlngly devised fables, when we
made known unto you the power
and coming of our Lord Jesus
Christ, but were eyewitnesses of
His majesty. We have also a
more sure word OF prophecy:
whereunto ye do well that We take
heed, as unto a light that shineth
in a dark place, until the day dawn,
and the day star arise in your
hearts, Christ's prophetic word is
more sure than death because He
may come before we die, or before
the taxes are due. Death and taxes
may come, but Christ will come.
I'd. Noe: ADDRESS your questions ia
the BIBLE QUESTION COLUMN, T6s
goice Of Prophecy, Box SIS, Los angeles
90 Gait. Bible questions Of general in.
isre'' 'ciH be ans,cersd in this columns
as space permits.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-10-12
Community
Jordan Hall

United Nations VS.. World
Government" will be the subject
of the address by Louis Dolivet
Sunday, October 10 at 1890 a. m.
Mr.. Dolvet is International edi-
tor of Free World, a magazine
published in seven editions and
five languages, and devoted to
world affairs. He is information
al rowing correspondent of the
New York Post, and has con-
tributed widely to publications
in many countries, among which
are the N. Y. Herald-Tribune,
Annals of hte American Acad-
envy Of Political and Social Sci
ence, The New Republic and the
Nation. Mr.. Dolivet'S latest
book, 1.-THE United Nations-A
handbook on the New World
Organization" is Just off the
press.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-10-12
Geraldine Lewis

Baby Geraldine Lewis, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Lewis Of Cambridge, passed
away suddenly, The father is
the we'll known proprietor of the
Community Barber shop on Con-
cord Ave, Cambridge. Funeral
services were held at Lanes Fun
eral Chapel. Interment was in
Cambridge cemetery.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-10-12
MOORE TABERNACLE
A.M.E. CHURCH

Rev. Lawrence s. odom, Pastor
Dr.. E. ]. Odom, father of the
pastor Of this church, who has
been holding revival services
for the past ten days has prea-
ched every night with a great
power. The services were all
well attended and all who have
heard the great preacher have
gained much inspiration. DR..
Odom left on Thursday to spend
a few days at his home in Pa.
where he has recently taken up
his residence, Mrs. Odom ac-
companied her husband to Bos-
ton. we found her a delight
fully lovely woman. From Phil
adelphia, the Evangelist will go
to attend conferences in Tenn,
and the middle west.
A cordial invitation Is extern
ded to all to worship at this
church.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-10-12
Guardian 45th Historic Outlook
Sees Battle Against Liberals
Voters in Nation
Faced With Critical Decisions

wish to retain the unequal I'M
christian status quo.
NAACP Smeared Too
It is this unholy Alliance" of
reactionarleS of both major poll
teal parties who have united
often in Congress sto defeat the
best aims of some of the best
peopl eand organizations of this
country. They have joined to
defeat such legislation as the
anti-lynch bill the anti-poll tax
and the FEPC. They have or
igtnated and by their silence,
endorsed some of the worst I'M
American speeches to appear in
print. They have joined forces
to re-elect some of the worst
in print. They have joined
unAmerican speeches to appear
forces to reflect some of the
most unAmerican representative
ever to appear in our Nations
Capitol and in certain state gov
ernments and have foStered hate
campaigns that have caused
death and ruin among many of
our most loyal citizens All of
this is a matter of fac tand
record. But still they are not
satisfied. On the list Of "red
smear" victims these forces have
included not only the Colored
Press and certain leaders but
also the NAACP and the Colored
Congress merely on the record
that some communists believe in
aiding these people and their
cause. Communists are free to
back anyone. They can back
Mr.. Tobin Mr.. Truman or even
the Pope if they choose. But
no sensible person would call
Mr.. Tobin Mr., Truman or the
Pope ''redS."
May Lose Vote
Political writers who aid the
''red smear" against organiza-
tons like the NAAPC are of
course STOPPING to the lowest
strategy possible. The NAACP
is anation-wide even interna-
tional democratic organization
composed of white and colored.
It's friends are legion crossing
all party racial or religious
lines. I thas the backing of
Democrats, Labor
leaders and Catholics perhaps
Communists. It invites and
welcomes aid from all who be-
lieve in democracy. Millions of
American voters are either
NAACP members or sympath-
izers and the party that tries to
hurt this organization will lose
plenty of votes. The same goes
for other similar organizations
now being .smeared. It will be
be well to observe how the two
major parties approach this del
ioate issue.
Up To Parties
The outcome of the current
political campaigns is going to
depend a good deal upon the
actions of tn etwo major parties
themselves. With neither party
possessing all the virtues or
faults both will have to use wis
dom in their bid for the colored
vote. A wrong speech a stupid
policy may be the deciding fac
tor tia tmay throw the vote