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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
By HERMAN n. BUNDESEN, MD.

PITY the poor doctor. He has
not only to treat diseases but must
think up all the jaw-breaking
names for them as we'll. It's more
of job than you might think be-
cause the name Of a disorder
should locate it in the body, tell
something of its results, and even
suggest its cause.
However hard they may be to
pronounce, that's a big order to fill
with one or two words, 80 it is not
surprising if once in while some-
body slips up in this game of max
ing the name ct the disease.
Doesn't Fit Meaning
"Pyorrhea" Is one that doesn't,
not quite. "Pyo" means pus, and
"rrhea" means discharge, which
would imply that In all cases of py-
orrhea there is q discharge of in.
fected material from tho gums.
However, this is by 10 means the
case. What really happens in py.
orrhea Is that there Is some inflam-
nation Of the gums and q separa-
tion Of them from the teeth so that
pockets form.
The exact cause Of pyorrhea IA
not known. 1t Is suggested that be-
cause persons chew soft foods. the
gums become soft and are cut bv
hard particles Of food. Then little
ulcers form on the gums and germs
get in between the gums and the
teeth, destroying the material
which attaches the tooth 70 the
gum. Then pockets form and pyor-
rhea Is said TO be present
However, there are many others
who do not subscribe TO this opin.
ion, but who think that perhap,
some disturbance Of the way In
which the chemical activities 20 on
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
Lumpkins Invited
To Ship Ceremony

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Lumpkin have
been invited to attend the Commits
sioning Ceremonies Of the u. S. S.
Hammer on Friday, July IL, at IL
o'clock al the New York Naval Ship
ward, Brooklyn. N. Y. Commander
j. B. Swain, who is commanding
the U. S. S. Hammer. is a brother
of Mrs. Lumpkin.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
Wcllons o. Z. s. Meeting.

WellOns chapter. o. F. S. Wi
hold its regular meeting Wcaresda.
evening at 8 o'clock AT the Enso~
Masonic hall, it was announced 4
day. Members are reminded
bring an offering for war relief. f.
was also stated that report O.
The grand chapter will be given.
Members are urged TO attend and
:isitorS are invited.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
At Boston Meeting.

Mrs. c. II. Gilliland and Mrs. M.
w. Adams left this morning for
Boston, Mass. where they will at
tend the Worldwide Observation-Disclosures
convention this week. They will
visit several days in New York City
before returning to their homes here.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09

Americas wheat goal in 1916 is
68.875.O0O acres. But if Americas
farm accident toll is as great this
year as it was in l94l, enough time
will be lost from farm accidents to
produce thrce-fourths of that wheat
crop, reports the National Safety
Council.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09

Wonderful, this combination OF
slimness and style. Pattern 9l25 is
your kind of poised and pretty two
piece dress. Slenderizes with bodice
case and skirt panels.
Pattern OPS comes in sizes 81, sc,
3S, 40, ~. A, 46, 48. Size SO takes
IA yards 39-inch.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern to Daily Dispatch pat
tern Dept. 232 West 18th St. New
York IL, N. Y. Print plainly SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
Der.
Fifteen cents more brings you the
Marian Martin SUMMER 1916 Pat
Book. Many brand-new, Cool easy
to-make fashions for everyone.
And. printed right in the book: FREE
pattern for ballet slippers for home
and beach wear
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
WindSey Guests.

Mrs. j. II. McClucr and daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Louisa McClucr.
are the house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Windley and Miss Katherine
Windley at their home on Young
street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
WITH The SICK
In Duke HoSpitaI.

Little Ann Joyce Windley, two
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Windley. Jr., of Albemarlc. j.
critically i'll with acute ncphritis a,
Duke hospital. Her condition shows
no Improvement, it was reported to.
day.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
At White Lake.

Mrs. w. c. Gates and grandsu,
Calvin Gates. are spending this week
at Marshburn Beach hotel, White
Lake.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09

Love is better than specs TO make
everything seem great
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09

Rosa Fleming Glass Meeting.
The Rosa Fleming Philathea class
of West End Baptist church will meet
at the church Tuesday evening at
o'clock. il was announced today
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
Graduation Ceremonies
Set For Nursing Class
James Walker Memorial
Hospital Seniors To Get
Diplomas Saturday

Graduation week activities for
the 10 members of the James Wal
ker Memorial hospital senior class
will begin at 8 o'clock this even
ing with a Baccalaureate sermon
by the Rev. Eugene Witherspoon,
pastor, in the St. Andrews-Cove-
nant Presbyterian church, 18th and
Market streets.
The seniors were honored at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon when
District Nine, North Carolina State
Nurses association and the Alum
nae of James Walker Memorial
hospital entertained at a picnic
at the Horton cottage on Whining
ton Beach.
Festivities will be continued on
Tuesday night when the Junior
Senior banquet is held at the Cape
Fear Country club at 7:30 o'clock.
Immediately following the banquet,
the seniros will be entertained by
the hospital at a dance.
Commencement exercises will be
conducted on the west lawn of the
hospital at 6 o'clock Saturday ev-
ening, May IL. The Ri. Rev Thomas
Wright, bishop of the Episcopal
diocese OF East Carolina, will de-
liver the graduation address.
In event OF Indictment weather,
the ceremonies will be held In the
New Hanover High school audi
torium at 8 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
0PA RESISTANCE
DENIED BY SWIFT
Packing Company Manag-
er Says Company Takes
Loss Under Price Ceiling

In a letter to w. A. Gravely, Will
mington branch manager OF the
Swift and Company Meat Packing
plant, R. v. Reid, district man
ager of the Carolinas, explained
yesterday that the company had
been doing all in its power to keep
its packing houses supplied with
meat products for the retail trade.
Reid said accusations had been
made that the company was de-
liberately creating a false shortage
by refusing to purchase and slaugh-
ter livestock in an attempt to
s'sabatoge" the OPA.
Denial of the charge vas assert
ed by Reid, who said the company
had purchased all meats within the
rate allowed by OPA regulations
through skillful purchasing by the
buyers of the company, who last
month averaged one and two-tenths
cents per hundred pounds below
the price ceiling.
Reid continued by declaring the
success of the packing company is
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
DORIAN WILL SEEK
C0R0NER'S POST
Businessman A n
nounces For Democratic
Party Nomination

Gordon Doran, assistant mana
ger of Andrews Mortuary and Sec
retary-treasurer of the Indepen-
dent Ice company has announced
his candidacy for the office o.
New Hanover county coroner, at
stake in the May Is Democratic
primary
The 33-year-old candidate has
served as acting coroner on nu-
merous occasions and describes
himself as being thoroughly ia.
miliar with the duties of the office.
A member of the Wilmington CT
vitan club and active in civic af.
fairs, Doran is a graduate of Bel
mont Abbey, Belmont, arS the Col
lege of Charleston, S. c.
He resides with his wife and two
children at los Columbia avenue
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
Durham Pastor Will
Hold Services Here
During Coming Week

Preaching services will be held
twice daily in the First Baptist
church, Fifth and Market streets,
from May 5 to May 10 by the Rev.
Winston Pearce, pastor of the
First Baptist church in Durham,
it was announced yesterday.
Services will be held from 7:30
am. to 8 am. and from s pm.
to 9 pm. The church choir of the
church, under the direction of Hen
ri Emurian, will provide special
music at the services.
A graduate Of Campbell College,
Wake Forest College, Southern
Baptist Theological seminary and
the University of Chicago, the Rev.
Mr.. Pearce has been paStcr Of the
First Baptist church in Durahm
for the past six years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
All EXCL Dance Band
Entertaining Patrons
OF Newest Night Club

Opening Club Cabana, newest
addition to night spots in the area,
was Steve Lambert's band from
Fayetteville.
The band, a f~our-piece outfit,
was formed while the members
were serving In Japan during the
a Returning to the states they
continued together and have been
playing in southeastern North Car
dina.
Located on Wrightsville Beach
road, about five miles from Will
mington, the club is ideally sit
uated for ample parking facilities.
Much work went into the inter-
Tor with a large dance floor be-
ing surrounded with seating facili-
ties for $50 patrons.
The night spot is owned and man.
aged by Dave Lambert, ex-serv-
iceman, and Cecil Miller.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
OPENINGS

NV. WASHINGTON May 4-ca
The Veterans administrators :
n &c tonight that more tb sn,
700 schools and COLLEGES b., D'aa
ported they will have 1862. 48s
dent openings next fall for w v5 STU,
they will accept veterans ,n winch
tons. "ppAca,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
POSTPONED

RALEIGH, May AP)-Because
of inclement weather May Day *
ercises scheduled for today at
Meredith College were postponed
one week until May IL, the Col
lege Bureau of Public Relations
announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05

the result of loyal and conscientious
work on the parts of employees.
Under present circumstances, he
asserted, something must be done
to prevent the company being
squeezed out of the beef business
| and employees being forced out of
Jobs"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05

Mistletoe is a parasitic evergreen
shrub which grows hanging from
various trees.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Third oi cries
Ny BILLY ROCHE The Referee

New York. May 20 ,NEA) Tn big. barnlike concy Island Athletir Club !s jampacked with coatles sports this hot June Q. 1899. as eur. lv.haired James ] Jeffries take his scat in the ring under eiec,ri arc lights.
 This young giant from California Ines a4, 6.lis. weights 2iO--iS tht man 37.year.old Bob Fitzsimmons has picked to be the victim tn hi first defense of the heavyweight championship he won two years aet by knocking out James J. Corbei in the l4th round
 Fitz make no secret of the iac' that he regards Jeffries as a sucker
 The bigger they arc the ardcr they fall" remarked Ruby Rober; when Broadway Alec smith called his attention to Jcff's size.
 In the ringside boxes are the elite of Broadway and Wall Street. Dia. mond Jim Brady's blinding iewelry makes the arc lights appear pale John W. ,Bet.a.M .MillionD Gates and John Drake are wagering each other fabulous sums. Everybody accounted for except Lillian Rus sell. although it l. rumorcd the belle of the day is here. disguised in male attire. women being taboo al these affairs. Even Rose Julian, FitZ'S wife. is not present.
 There's spidery looking com traption reared to the west Of the ring. 10 support a motion picture
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
CeTuIIo Signed For Nigeont

Tony tTarzanp Cenllo. bantam Weiiexweiehi. has been signed to box the eight round sem;-final bout aeslns1 Frankie vieeani of Thom- ast0n on the Pal Brady-vinoe Del Orfo boxing cand for Promoter Ge0Tae Muliisan at the Municipal Stadium. Friday evening. June ls. Aar Gulligan announced today. Ce- g1Rlio. an overseas ArinI veteran has been going very well in Con- nocticui rings for the past few nlOn;hs. and is figured to give viseant plenty ol action eyery min ute he is in the ring
 GeW Havenis Frankie Foley and his handler. figured Vi2esnt va. too experienced for Foley. Pro- no;eT Mulli2sn. who irled tO slgn the Elm City boy for the semi final bout reported. Other under card bouts Hili be announced later this Aeek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
M;ddLebury Sports

Middlebury, June 4-T'he Shep' agd son school team 0f Middl@hury defeated rle Baldwin School Of Wa tertoWn 7-2 in a game on the Wa tertoYn High School Field, The bat- tery for Middlehury was Woraan and Fray, Worgan turned in a fine Dltohinq game all0wlng only three hits. Others playing for MiddlehurV were, Paul cann0, Kenneth Clerk Huph Martin. Alden Ateheson Jer- " Ws's, George AekeFbl0om, Rocco Rassi and Prank 6uerrera,
 This was the fifth start for the Gnepardson team and gives them a standina of three wins and two de. feats. Both defeats were suffered al the hands of s0uthhufy
 4 return game with Baldwin school VII be played on the town diamond next Monday, This game will finish the season for the Mid dlebury team,
 Letters will he awarded 10 those who qualify for them at the class day exercises on "Wednesday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Tennis Clinic At " Tonight

Starting tonight at 7:30 at the Central YMC.A. a Tennis Clinic viii be conducted for both men and women by Joe Rinany, physical director of the Y
 SIX Bnsecutiye lessons have been planned and giil be conducted each Tuesday and Thursday for the next three weeks The lessons to be taught wiIl be in fundamental strokes that are necessary in the playing Of tennis. namely. fOrehand drive backhsnd drive. the serve. lob. etc. which are the basic strokes Of the game.
 This evening the outline calls for tine purpose Of giving tennis clinic. methods Of instructions tO Oe used and discussion Of various grips used to play the game along Eitb tbe outlining Of the theory Offlle fOIehand drive.
 Members of the "" VII receive EiDiIe DOn-members will be charged small nominal fee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
arOcoL Track and Field Meet for Boys and Girls TOOrr0D
Fftz Bun, Turns Out to be Boomerang Named Je1ies

smeia and operator. iOf this is the .fst fight Co be filmed Iii motion .cttifes
 BIiiy Brady. manaaers of JeIfies, is the sliaacstl0n Of JIfn Cofbetts ivelaied Fltz into the b0liefmaker'e .ressing room on an excuse Co diss ,iss some point of rule. and had he Grizzly Besr rise Co his inagris 1cent might and slap the COrnlths nan on the back. q slap calculated shatter the blacksmlth's morale, .al alarmed nesr shattered his back@ Jfif.
 FltzslmmOns receives an ovation
 he climbs into ,he ring. Referee .eofge Sier calls the men Co cefis cf. and as they throw on theft jath robef the difference between he pfincipals is startling Hanu@ ,fnr, wOndcrfuiiy muscied Jeifries ooms a giant compared to the bald. nindiy legged and freckled old rltzsimons -- the identical heieht but coming ln at no more han i6s jounds
 The shaggy Jefries. with arms Ike sawed.off telegraph poles and rounded les like tree trunks. looks low and clumsy a. he falls into crouch. his lcf. arm extended and waving like steel crane. Fitz eems puzzled bY this tifiofthOu0< anCe. 1'hr crouch is making Fitzs smous left uscle and the chal. enger's surprising quicknesS saves Jim from Inc right
 F'itz lands some good punches 70 ne second but near he end or the round that ib-boom left catches Lanky Bog an the chin. lifts him up and drops him. Fftz gets up without a count
 fin the iO.h. Ruby Robert shifts and crashes his left to the solar plexus. the identical blow that brouQh; cOrbctt low.
 Jeff winces. then boom goes that left straight to Fitz's chin. drop ping him for a count Of seven. Jefi is on him like wildcat when Fitz rises and drops hun again with that terrific left This time Bob gets up barely in time after the count of nine. Fi;z is on the ropes at the bell.
 Old Bob draws a cheer as he dashes out for the 11th as if it were the first. Desperately Fitz puts everything into dying effort smashes thrice to the chin with left. right. left. put he might as well be hitting hreplue'
 James J. Jeffries measures his man. broad sweeping right smashcs against the champions jaw. He pitches forward flat on his lace. counted out
 The man Bob Fitzsimmons pick cd for a sucker is heavyweight champion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Wau&LetA = by BILL HARRINGTON -

WATR.ABc is about to let broadcasting s prize cat out Of the bag with a bona-flde closed circuit broadcast to WATR- -ABC stations featuring Joe Louis. Billy Conn, Mike Jacobs. Don Dunphy and Bill Corum, tonight from 8:30 to 9 P. M. Reversing usual procedure, WATR- ABC will let the listening audience in on the half-hour circuit broad cast.
 This program by WJZ.ABC, which will let radio listeners in on the official behind-the-s and usually closed doors part of the broadcasting industry. stems from the networks recognition Of the tre- mendous interest in the Lonis-Conn fight. which WATR-WJZ.ABC VII! air,
 There's no doubt that Morton Downey is the Number One inter- national favOrite of radio. He re- gently added Hamilton, Bermuda, 10 his network of overseas stations and now his five-times-weekly quarter-hour song sessions are be- ing heard in Georgtown. British Guiana. with a station in Trinidad B.WI., scheduled to join the net work shortly. Closer to home, Dow. ney Is aired over MBS and afiiliate' at i2:i5 P. M.. EDT.. with Leah Ray. David Ross. and Jimmy Ly' tells orchestra as added attractions
 Red Skelton will close shop for the season tonight. WTIC-NBC l0:30 ?. M., with a skit entitled Vacations, featuring all Of the characters he has brought to the air in past months on the Red Skelton Show" Assisting Red will be Verna Felton as Juniors grand- mother. GeGe Pearson as Glenn Kadiddlehopper's girl friend. and Pat Mc0eehan as Willie Lump Lumps pal,
 Kay Kyser, Ole Professor" of the NBC College of Musical Know ledge" will aid the University of NuWAObAAh nA ASbo SNNbNatH H AfN promotion of an International House on the campus for foreign students, He'll make talk at the University June 6,
 AdOlphe Menjou, whose recently scheduled guest spo on the CasS Daley "Bandwagon show was post poned, is now set to appear on the NEG Sunday program June 9,
 Cass Daleys first recordings fOl Decca, Put the Blame on Name, and Truth Of the Matter Is" will hit the music stands June l2, The NEG "Bandwagon" singer-come' dienne is slated to do several moro platters for Decca late in June,
 His new music studio adjoining his home now completed, Music
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Girl SOftbau G0mes Sought

The Club Tip Toe Al-Star Girls Soitball team from Bridgeport Conn. is anxious to play teams throughout the state. IL IS unde- feaied to date as it has proven too much competition for teams in Bridgeport proper
 Please contact Mgr Bill Denayo I3l Savoy Street. Bridgeport, Conn or call Bpt. 5-627i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04

Conductor Henry Russell. of the Cass Daley airer. Is moving hum dreds of manuscripts, his piano and other appurtenances of composer arranger- r-conductOr into the new workshop this week Russell finish ed building the studio himself m his spare time after contractors were unable to furnish the labor
 Qhoul and calculating as his plans may be. radio headliner Berry KrOeger discovers that spring shower is an all-wet alibi for that perfect crime" when he appears behind Inc creaklng door as guest ghost in Eight steps To Murder dripping Wi,h murder Inner Sanctum" mystery, 70 be broadcast Tuesday, June {, at 900 ? NJ. EDT. over the CBS network
 Step by step--and corpse oy corpse by corpse - this murder bent newspaper columnist builds up "fOolprOof' alibi for the crime he expects to net him a tidy for tune. But when thundershOwer turns out to be only a theatrical sOuund effect. he ruefully learns | that he has spun the web Ot his own destruction.
 Fred Waring Show pays tribute to | teachers during exam time. with Daisy Bernier singing a song with special lyrics describing their trou- bles. on the Thursday June 6 broadcast, over WTIC at II A. M. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello readiust themselves to Hollywood monkey business, after a visit in New York, on the Thursday, June 6 comedy. over WTIC at 10 P, M. Leo Gorcey turns baby sitter in order to raise money for Bob Burns Fathers Day present, on the Thursday. June ( Bob Burns Show, over WTIC at 7;30 P, M. Aunt Jemlma'S Plaster" description ot a mountain cure-all is Singing Star Red Foley's opening number on the Saturday, June Grand Ole Opry" over WTIC,NRC at l0;30 P, NJ, Wally Fowlers Oak Ridge Quartet counsels You Must Have That Pure Religion" and Whitey Ford discusses gardens "Blondie Goes Formal" to the first dance Of the season at the country club, but not until she and Mrs, Dithers talk their husbands into dressing up. on the Sunday, June 9 "Blondle comedy, over CBS at 7'3O P, M, =, Al Through the Day" Is the James Melton Virginia HaSElns duet, on the Sunday, June 9 airing of Meltons Star Tneater,' over CBS at 9:30 P, NJ. EDST, Fire Chief Ed Wynn gives a comic narration of the opera, La G!Oconda,
 Melvin II, Swann of l5O Blooms bury Avenue, Havre De Grace, ! Mar,,land ic thR Siyrh and last
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04

YESTERDAYS sTAR Will lard Marshall Of the Giants, whose tWO-rlIn ninth mnlne homer beat the Cardinals, $ to 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04

the Band" contest He joins five pre- vious winners, four men and one woman. whose entries are now be- ing scanned to determine the grand prize winner who gets the Woody Herman band and Yocalists for free for one night. The top award will be announced during the Woody Herman Show over WATR Friday, June :.
 William Spier. producer of SuS- pense", this week signed 10 handle Orson Welles' Mercury Theater pro- gram which will replace Danny Kaye on CBS June :. Spier will con- tinue 10 produce Suspense
 Meet the Press heard over MES Friday nights al l0;3O P, M. will feature Senator Homer E. Capehart of Indiana on the pro- gram of June :. Capehart, foe of the British Loan and Trade Agree ments. will answer questions posed by panel Of four eminent journal ists in press conference over the air.
 Meredith Wilson turns Commen- tator as well as conductor composer on his new musical half-hour, de- putting over NEG on Thursday, June 6, replacing Burns and Allen, He'll reminisce about music as he introduces the numbers.
 Mary Reed, actress on Exploring the Unknown" over MES Sundays, was married this week. The groom IS an actor and they met when both had roles in Mae West show on Broadway,