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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09

as the United States can get alons
on the substitute product. They
know this country wants the native
rubber and is willing to pay fair
price, but the United States had bet
ter u thousand times continue To
supply its own needs with SynthctiCs
than to pay tribute to any foreign
country. either i'll high prices or in
submitting to dictation as to the
manner of conduct of any industry
in the United States.
Both Britain and Holland appar-
entity have so soon forgotten that
these rich empires in the southwest
Pacific were liberated from the
enemy and handed back to thcN
through expenditure of American
blood and treasure. And this Is the
thanks given III return. But il is
akin to the attitude of foreigners
toward us ON numerous relations
that arise between them and us. 1t
is high time the American people
began To show bit Of independence
or their own part, and 10 tell others
what we will do. rather than listen
ing and submitting In their dictat'on
on what we must do Ill order To
curry their favor and to obtain what
they have that is wanted and need
ed here.
Not one other country failed dur
ing the war 10 grab at anything and
everything Americans possessed that
they could get. But now the war is
ended. they return IN hardboilcd
measures and policies. Tho United
States should reply in kind, and I'M
Ill II does get lis dander up. il may
expect always 10 be imposed upon
in this manner by other nations. We
are Il firm believer in fair play and
Justice in both directions. hut when
others are disposed 10 turn the cold
Shoulder and 10 refuse reciprocal
relations. they should be made t.
realize IL IS possible for America To
get along without them If II has to.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
Yanks In Palestine

So Britain. in the matter of rales-
United States for assistance. Oar
English cousins now want lis To send
an army OF hundred thousand or
less soldiers into the Holy Land L.
curb the Arabs ana to help her-or
actually do for her q nasty JON
from which She herself shrinkS.
The Palestine mess is none Of our
affair. II is not the business OF tho
United States Ia send an army there
or. elsewhere 10 pull British chest
nuts out of the fire. albeit we have
done il before. and received no
thanks ia rcturn. only more and StiI!
more calls for our help and our
cash. Our feeling IS that if the Pales-
tine problem is too no, for Britain
To handle, Britain had best get out.
Americans are fairly well fed up On
being told /" 90 To- the far corners
and the manppWer to maintain en-
plrC possessions for any one, unless
their own interests are in some
manner involved. And j, wouId not
be an caSy task 10 convince this Deo-
pie that they have n stake in Pales-
tine sufficient III risk the lives Of
American boys
Control of Palestine is an integral
part of british foreign policy #
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
Status OF Rubber

IT British and Dutch producers Of
natural rubber arc disposed To turn
thumbs down on shipments Ia this
country from the huge plantation;
in the East Indies. we say. for our
part. let them 90 their way. II they
can get along without ctr business.
we can certainly got along on syn
thetiC rubber.
We do not, for our part. know
what will happen to the synthetic
rubber industry in this country, but
ii certainly should never be ADAM
doncd completely. There may not be
another war soon. or perhaps even
ever, as all Of us hope. but no one
knows. For that matter. no one knew
year in advance that the last one
would start.
When the Japs seized the entire
rubber industry in the South Seas
empires of Britain and Holland and
natural rubber was no longer pos
sible to obtain. Britain depended
largely upon our production of this
commodity. as upon nearly all 9TH
ers. for her requirements. MANY
millions of dollars were spent here
to develop the synthetic industry for
Britain's good and ours, and now
that the emergency has passed. they
make bold to threaten refusal of ma
tural rubber supplies TO us unless
we dismantle the synthetic plants
Immediately, we presume. they
would boost prices to unprecedented
levels In order TO make huge profits
on the American trade.
We cannot believe Britain and
Holland can afford to lose this busi-
ness fron the United States a. well
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
Appetite Not Trustworthy

been conducted on large groups
of persons in various parts Of the
United States, and it has been
found that a large percentage Of
the people were consuming one or
several nutrients, such IS vitamins
and minerals. in amounts less than
those advised.
However, seldom was evidence
found that these persons were not
in good health. On the other hand,
the mere fact that they showed no
signs of actual sickness does not
mean that they may not have been
suffering from . food deficiency
which would show up later on. It
is true that certain primitive per-
sons live on a very limited diet
with fruits, vegetables, milk and
butter, and with whole grains and
meats only on occasions.
Yet some of these people seem
to have good physiques and MAIN
tain their virility throughout q
long and vigorous life. which
means that they are getting all
the essential foods.
Some studies we're made on Eng
lish school boys over a four-year
period which showed clearly the
value of adding extra milk to their
diets. These boys, taking a pint Of
milk day, made an average gain
of seven pounds per year as COM
pared with four pounds per year
for those who did not get the
extra milk. There was also an i'm
provement in general fitness, and
the boys receiving the extra milk
had fewer colds and illnesses.
Still other studies on women and
their infants showed that the ma
jority of infants born with defects
were born to mothers whose diets
during pregnancy were not ade-
quate.
Thus, it would seem far better
to plan carefully Your diet than
to rely on appetite alone as .
guide to what you cat. The diet
should contain fruits. vegetables,
whole-grain cereals. meat, milk
and eggs, fortified margarine or
butter and some special prepara-
ton to supply vitamin D.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
British Release
Arrested Jews

Jerusalem. July .-,P,-Policc
said today that nearly one thousand
into custody in the widespread ar
rests June 20 by British officials
had now been released. A high Of
flee holder said most Of those re-
leased were children under l6 and
over 20.
British officials continued To oc-
cupy the building oi I've Jewish
Agency, which has taken hcaduIar-
ters in the Eden hotel. No announce
nlent has been made of what tho
British will do with Jewish Agency
members under arrest. All sources
said only London can answer that. {"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
Today'S HOROSCOPE.

II To-day is The day YOU celebrate
your birthday. you are ambitious
ans CONSCIENTIOUS in your work
rather than enthusiastic You arc
original and rcSourccful III your
methods You have good judgmen,
mcnt and your deductions are gen.
orally correct. You are fond of chill
sren. ami your home. and do on viii
do all IN your power To- make your
domestic life happy. \ Co-workcr
may seem I" be causing trouble to-
day, hut you can handle the mat
Ter with tact. Later your load of re-
SpnnSIblI!tleS viii surely seem To be
iiGhtcned. The moon enters SaGitt-
tariIis N go p. III.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEh. MD.

APPETITE is like conscience.
1t can be abused to the point where
it is no longer a Trustworthy guide.
Undoubtedly, hunger i'll general
and desire for specific foods IN
particular was implanted in man
to regulate his eating. Originally,
it probably served the purpose
we'll and perhaps even engendered
a craving for certain essential
foods if they were lacking from
the diet too long.
Today, because of the artificial
conditions under which We live,
the value of appetite rs the sole
guide to a balanced diet is more
doubtful. Some sedcntary or in
active workers habitually ovcr-cat
simply because they have accus-
toned the stomach to large
amounts of food. They have made
habit instead of appetite their
guide.
Whimsical Dict
Others substitute tastc-appeal
and follow a whimsical dictctic
course which omits many impor-
tant nutritivc clements merely be-
cause Of a sclf-fostcrcd aversion
to the foods which contain them.
Then, too, many foods today are
robbed of their essential minerals
and vitamins by excessive pro-
cessing. Others lose in value be-
cause they must be shipped long
distances.
Nevertheless, some doctors be-
lieve that for he majority of
healthy people appetite is still
sufficient guide TO wcll-balanced
diet. In some instances this plan
probably does work out all right,
particularly where 4 wide variety
of foods is eaten and care is taken
to include those which have not
been ovcr-rcfincd.
For example, if whole grains are
employed in liberal amounts in
stead Of the more highly refined
fours, many minerals as well rs
the B-complex vitamins are oh
tanned.
But, according to Dr. Frederick
J. Stare of Boston, surveys have
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09

!. Arkansas. California, Texas
and Louisiana.
,. North Dakota. Kansas. Ncbras-
ka, South Dakota. Illinois. Washing
ton. Indiana and Ohb.
:. \ plant which grows wild in
cultivated grounds. choking crops
and eXhauIstiug the soil.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
GRAB BAG
Oue-Minlite Test.

|. What states III the Union are
the most important for growing rice
commercially?
=. What are The chief wheat
growing states III the l.. s.
3. What Is the accepted definition
III a weed?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
Hints on Etiquette.

For an invitation 10 open house
OF to an informal tea ia meet q
guest. II is correct IL write the in-
Ntat4on ON the face Of your visit
ing card. Tho same is true for mus
icalss. informal dances. bridge or
DlcTacS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
A Lift For Today

Let the words Of my mouth and
the meditation Of my heart. be ac-
ceptable in Thy sight. o Lord. my
strength and my redeemcr.-Psaln
1914.
MAN CANNOT LIVE nobly until
he has renowned that which is base
in his life.-W. Bayford.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
Wards of Wisdom,

think that we may safely trust
a good deal more than We do. We
may waive Just So much care of our
SckeS as We honestly bcStow else
wher0.--Thoreau
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09

To love Jehovah thy God, 10
obey his voice. and To clcavc unto
him. for he is thy life. and the
length of thy days.-Deul. 1920.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
TELEPHONES
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

CARRIER DELIVERY in City of
Henderson. Payable to Carrier or
direct to office at zoe per Calendar
Week. No monthly or other rate is
made.
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Payable in
advance. One year $500, months
$500, 5 months S2.OO-Per Copy DC.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-09
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

I. Fred Rose.
2. Nebraska.
3. $4,000.
4. James Monroe.
>. The Smith-Connally Act.
s. ASSAULT.
Z. Italy.
8. A dish that is very light and
9. Brotherhood Of Railway Train
mo 70. Andrew Johnson. =,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-12
Rozezna cal cd kavy.

eco je to tohle "a napoj?"
taze Sc host v zastrcenem Ion
dynskem restaurantu. Vzdyt to
ma pT1chut petrolejem."
"Je-li to c1tit kerosfnem,"
odpov1da c1sn1k docela klidne,
"pak je to jiste kava. Kdyby
to byl cal, bylo by to cftit ter
pentynem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-12
Nova petiletka znacns posili
sovetske lodstvo.

Armadnf organ "Ruda Hvez-
da" oznamuje, re v ramci move
petiletky Dude postaveno SOVIET
ske moTske a Tfcnf lodstvo sno-
snosti 100000 tun, take v
roce 1850 Dude sovetsky lodnf
park jiz zdvojnasoben.
Evening star., 1946-07-09
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

CARD PUNCH OPERATORs-I.BM ma
Chimes; high school education: salaries
pent positions in old-esta blished hrm 40
hour week: chance for advancement. Ap-
ply Room 602, 1l0l Vermont ave. NV.
COUPLE, reliable. to cook and do house
work for private family; work at seashore
home in summer and Washington home in
Immediately, MRS. CLARK, Box 354, Lees
DIsHWAsHER, colored; washing machine.
Baltimore YWCA, Camp Pawatinika, near
Annapolis. Call Miss Kinsinger, Annapolis
FOUNTAIN CLERKS, white. 1st class; good
pay and good hrs: meal and uniforms furn
Tree, free hospltallzatlon insurance. Apply
A: SCHULTZ. Mr.. Philit. 14th and F
MAN AND WIFE. colored, to do domestic
$500 per month. 940l Ga. ave. sH
PRESsERs for solvent plant. Top salary.
OK. 1907. 4o36 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va.
PRESS OPERATORS. experienced. Apply
superintendent laundry, U. S. SOLDIERS
TAILoRs-Man or lady to help in max
ing new coats good pay, good workIn g
hours good working conditions. Can Ex.
PART TIME BOOKKEEPER-see MI. Lee,
SCOTT JEWEL ERS. sig ST. NV. -12
STENOGRhPHER and general Office work
er, man or woman: 5-day week; good SAL
w. & J. SLOANE CO, III Que stne 10
TENOGRAPHER-Hig school education;
salary, S20o.1o per month; perma nent
week: chance for advancement. Apply
sopaMaN 9a OH Or sopa%oMAS of5HS35 iss ss5 vt
sun weekday of. H's. AReLE qsS PHARMAcY, NSlh q
18th and Park rd 3
Evening star., 1946-07-09
HELP MEN (cont.)

BookKEEPER, experisn,ced; permanent amen
Ab. 'G 70 'ns nsSSnf trial es
age. experience and salary desired first let
sookkHEF2K 81 RE S2S: zsotae5ouNrANr, sta5o able to
keep complete set double entry books,
balance sheets: hardware experience help
for man with ability; salary commen:
surate with experience. Give details OF
srtns Box sna 54P staT In own
BOYS, 16 ,cr over, full-tim summer work
wner With schoo unh xShns Ra Rpp s Mss dprns e4
WESTERN UNION. Room 6ol. 71o 14th
b BOY, ccolored, to work in hardware Store
fock etflk AARpWaRE SRa 0f's6o 60. cSR s55555
sSd S sSyt z %u ssTs nss a or sa
sist msr. nationally Known co CO., cove Covering as
principal cities: permanent well-paying po-
MR 1on oaNsoS apss sdY Hote for pa1s al
EST'#5B F66D sFoRE sc AHssl7 s5 RfrEE
CAMERA STORE desires experienced clerk
as assistant smanager. must have camera
store experience; good salary and future.
}s.Ta SxkrENTEkS; Il reliable ,, men n needed for
S6P SpPiy III 5o5h i sGSs spd Blaine sts. ne moRRIs
CARPENTERS, reliable men. steady. long
time fn1 wn1 5Ub plenty Of material come ready
blocks 9S Is, South T, OF Alabma ave. ASK, for
CARPENTE RS. frst-class. must have car,
steady work Apply $500 Wisconsin ave.
CARPENTERS. .. for remodeling. Apply
rear I'LL Kalorama rd, NV. ii
CHEERING CO, 4673 Benning I'd Sc.
CARPENTERS WANTED. only experienced
CARPENTERs l3j. ist-class mechanics:
staady sHokEY Eesk sa l. An ooRE eaS as Rsaor sne
CARPENTERS. good working conditions,
e ss stop 4s sfRo oss5i coNsRUcToN CO.
CASHIER, experienced preferred. on NATL.
nas must esbfs abe to eo work Ky to s6 pm
as eas sn @ RofEH ARRy Rsr
in eoSase person gsRi REsTaU T3
RANT, RAN 45lS Rhode Island ave, Brent
81 sHf Hio Wits tis ia.' rs sfi!sasss H St A.
aso eHhr sansd v tGs sa.s sms Week tsS5 ou in
e2a aaaS man fS4d cs cH g o Go for a
CHEF STEWARD to operate kitchen and
dining room in downtown hotel Must be
capable. Furnish references. Good SAL
ary plus bonus. Box 1855, Star. ia
CIGAR CLERK, between 40 and 60: hours
from 9 to 3. EMBASSY DRUG STORE,
l65s Columbia ,rd.. CO. ,2111. IL
CLERK. colored must be experienced, in
meat market. Apply 1905 7th st. NV
CLERK, general ONCE and cashier, ex-
perience not necessary II capable and will
ing. Box 276-D, Star -l3
COOK tcoloredl daywork PINCUS
GRILL 3s39 Bladensburg I'd. Colmar
COOK K-MANAGER for soda fountain lunch
eonette: must be experienced no Sunday
Apply S11 Pa. ave. NV. -I2
COUNTERMEN - Excellent opportunity,
good working conditions. steady advance
ment; experience not necessary. Apply
m. to 3 D. m, TOM THUMB SHOPS. 1900
Georgia ave. IL
Evening star., 1946-07-09
HELP MEN,

ADVERTISING AGENCY ACCOUNT eXecu-
tive with established following to Join pro-
sressive new agency. Equipped to service
and newspaper copy. Liberal split Of com
Interviews held in strictest confidence
Phone 1; T. C., Executive 2161 for ap-
AGENT to represent real estate firm: no
cyntcs need apply: wonderful opportunity
for stable minded person: must have
ear easo Fer nd interview call CH. 4434, SH.
AIR 'coNDiTTIooN1NG-Electrical, heating.
ventilating. or refrigeration sales engineers
and NJ. E: degrees secondary to personality,
drive and sincerity; however, a good foun-
dstion ta and one Of the above line is essen. n.
ACQUAINTED with the Industrial trade in
Nc &c G 'V9se' Go as - Hs6fs sher
aMPLfFIER 8s9 iHSi R:~ MAN to repair amplhers;
salary and bonus: H1RsH MACHINE
ASSISTANT FRY COOK, hotel exper.; sood
sef hs HorR ADD 2 ss
AZ alto g. Bo6Y aS6 mn MEN and mechanics @l1 top
5ls day work wk.. all-yr: annual bonus,
MANDELL CHEVROLET CO, 18th and
AUTO BODY MAN and auto mechanic. 5sa
days. excellent salary, good working con-
ditions. REDS GARAGE. "a H st. ne.
AUTO MECHANICs-we have openings for
experienced men. Highest earnings for
good men; 6040. with shop always full
Of work; perm. jobs, excel. working cond..
s1a-day week: cony doTntogn toy ,I, location.
toms oldest Chevrolet dealer), 1130 Conn.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, experienced,
must have own tools, good working condi-
tions, top salary and bonus, vacation with
pay. time and half over 40 hrs. BAR
BER's ESQ SERVICE, 10th and Maine
AuToMoTIvE MECHANICS to work on
motor trucks. Your future assured in an
EEakVEEs E9TknE co 9o a.
AUTO MECHANICS. white. truck expert
ence preferred; clean, modern shop, perma
nent, good wages, 40-hour week, plus time
and half overtime, vacation with pay.
See Mr. Landstreet, REQ WASHING7 ~
CO, INC. 1881 Half st. Sc. -12
AUTO MECHANIC, permanent Job. $3.50
with substantial bonus. arrangement. vaca
tion with pay, pay for holidays. ,EDMoNDsI
N MOTORS; Ford dealer. Clarendon at the
fzff saRBER ATinstH9 colored 1884 18th st. NV o.
BILLING CLERK, for plumbing and heat
ing contractors; tipping bills with some ex-
perience in this line required: excellent
salary with unlimited opportunity for ad-
vancement. Box Bid, Star. -13
salary. comm 5-day
week: air-conditloned downtown shop. DI.
5434. o.
Evening star., 1946-07-09

Continued on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1946-07-09
HELP MEN.

COUNTERMEN increased waEe scale
a6P 6fs YS5akns Sa fS5 lT TT Hsm5TaA4s.Tss 5TARs
cs ST. ssSo IHs 35 s
e4RB tl1G SSGr SATrffNbANrsss9apppiRV neares. HOT
fHeeRRh sS4 hSSbY 2siSpr MxNrt.r q a
and learning furniture rehnishing, lamp
DKhRERy Dh RsTl eFtsIshsd RoR soo6ss b o
Delivery suPGRvIsoR. ; a'r; retail aiT store. ex-
psfenss sed PreteTea na sSs snov the city
hdS faGusf aEcH crown and
bridge man to take charge Of dep. in
ProErezslys S !, ! laboratory, Address P ?. Q; BOZ
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. chromium
finisher; excellent salary and ToIkng
club; part time; stassered hours. ) NIGHTS
best % Of He anq ana exper
ence. Call EX. 1919 ii
DETECTIVE, with dept. store or police ex-
fafa1s IS oe 'se5y AgRg
pnsHNwAissiHRRRs. h1s Il aisi Rs from to closing: good
6isHwAsHsR 6H asss sRa AND h5s Porter, regular
" WorRer' x u sooa pay. JoRDANs.~ GIG 18TH
EDITOR, with newspaper desk experience,
prefer overseas Army veteran. National
weekly service paper. Box 1857. Star.
ELIGIRIcIAM' ELECT AS; experienced helpers Apply
Apply Ko1B ELECTRIC, 39ls Windam pi.
EITcTs5c FRI MOTOR lot. n.rAraMAN
single phase motors: real opportunity for
lst-class man; none other need apply
HGEvATok f1f irSi so.fpEERAroR, a1a1 H St tno NV;
fEiIiEEVAToR 'ooPERAToR-Must be Sc sober
and reliable; preferably older man: good
salary. Apply manager, 921 10th st. n W.
10
ca Mr. ss5%s CO 1885,
ENGINEER, Second-class license or better
for the Ala. midnight watch: steady Job,
good pay and vac. Give fun inform. about
Box Box isd. s6s. star M AeA AA0" ABOUT 'his sa g.
ENGINEER, able to operate large Ice
Rou oeme d hours sseadS and nss
ensineer, UL1NE ICE CO. srd Hsi' AND NJ 'stsi sts'
ENGINEER SALESMAN. familiar with
building products, metals, etc. selling
arrangement Write Room 735, Southern
EyE lf 12l ELEyAToR 1gcHtasmeoi OPERATOR, colored
hAoO' chpcIleIlCt OH SW1tCnDOarQ,
city references; good hours. 6-day week
Apply 1722 18th st. NV, MRS. MILLER
EXPORT, !MPORT-Capable. experienced
man, to take charge export import dept.
can market and Spanish Language desir-
able. Starting salary. S75-SlOO weekly,
depending on qualification. Unusual op-
Box 275-D, Star p
FARM COUPLE, $3.50, house. bath, elec..
meat. milk; wife helps in our home: man
sober and handy with tools and garden
J. S. WOOD, call Rockville ISL or Gathers
burg ol-F-15. III
FLOOR MANAGERS. immediate openings
Apply employment ONCE, 9th floor, WOOD
WARD & LOTHROP, $50 to 6 daily. Ia
FLOOR SANDERS. 2. experienced; will
pay top price. Lincoln $3.50. 3
FLOOR SANDERS, . experienced, will pay
TOP price. Ii. 1853 JONES FLOOR SERV-
ICE, 1ll7 Orren st ne %
Evening star., 1946-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATER, 20, 80, 40 gal
automatic: no cash needed. small monthly
ppayment; immediate installation. D. A.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one other than my
sef. LAWRENCE J. w. HAYES. sos Nor
ton pl. ne. o.
ATTORNEYS AND INvENTORS-Nichola
Rippcn. subscribing hereunder his full legal
name and address, certifles that he is the
sole owner of ATTORNEYS AND INVEN-
TORS CENTRAL SEARCH BUREAU OF
WASHINGTON, with office In the Wood
ward Bldg, Washington, D. c., and that
therein. and binds himself to acknowledge.
SON. az communications addressed to him
IN care Of and received at said office.
tSisned) Nicholas Rippen, 1929 S. Orange
Grove ave, Los Angeles, California. The
above party, known to me to be said
Nicholas Rtppen. appeared in person before
me, notary public in and for the county
OF Los Angeles, State Of California. this
sth day of June. 1946. and signed, as
above. in my presence. Hope ST. Sure.
ATTENTION.! ARLINGTON BUSINESS
Telephone directory deadline July IS New
business exchange takes messages, orders,
appointments, service calls, "a hrs a day
Also acct. billing, collecting, steno, typ
ing Dial Owens 6150. ARLINGTON
BUSINESS SERVICE, 2411 Wilson blvd.