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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, MD.

PREVENTION is the watch
word of modern medicine. There
8 no doctor today who is not n
hrm believer in the old adage that
an ounce OF prevention is worth n
pound of cure because doctors, Of
all men, know how complicated
and risky even the best of cures
can be when contrastcd with the
beautiful safety of prevention.
Consider goitre, an enlargement
Of the thyroid gland in the neck
which is likely to occur when not
enough iodine is obtained in the
food. Goitrc causes many and adj
verse changes in the body and its
cure often requires a major op-
Grafton.
Yet, its prevention is sometimes
so simple! A little iodine docs the
trick:-Only little is needed, but
that little is all-important.
Why? Well, it's as simple as this.
The secretion of the thyroid gland
contains iodine. When iodine is
lacking, the gland attempts to
hlahc ihoIc VI us secretion to SUM-
ply the lack and in so doing en-
largcs. Usually there are no symp-
toms until the enlargement is so
great that heavy pressure is put
on the surrounding structures.
In certain parts OF the United
States the water and soil, and
hence the foods grown in these
areas, are lacking in iodine. These
areas are called goitrc belts be-
cause many people in these regions
develop an enlarged thyroid gland
or goitre. Consequently, it would
appear important that efforts be
made to be sure that all persons in
these areas get sufficient supply
of iodine.
Surveys have been made in
many areas, for example, West
Virginia, where in 1922, it was
found that 60 per cent. of the
Copyright 1876 King =
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10
By HERMAN N BUNDESEA. MD.

WHEN you come to the doctor
suffering from "spraincd ankle"
he thinks first, not of the ankle
itself, but Of the ligamcnts which
hold this joint together, because
these are the structures most often
damaged in this kind of accident.
Thus, spraIncd ankle usually
means tearing Of some of the liga-
mcnt fibcrs and stretching of
others by sudden wrcnching.
When this happens, there are
tenderness over the joint, some
swelling, and bleeding into the It's
sues. Movement of the joint which
causes further stretching of the
ligamcnt will be painful.
Sprain Heals
As general rule, n sprain heals
without affecting the length of the
ligament. Any disability which &C.
ours after a sprain Of the ankle is
due to the formation of scar tissue
within the joint. Hence in treat
ing spTains, there should be some
temporary support during the
early stages, soon followed by
active movements so as to keep
scar tissue from forming, and at
the same time keep any further
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10
Swimming Party Is
Given Macy HovIe

Miss Frances Woodlief entertained
her nephew. Macy Hoylc. Jr.. of
SmItnlicld. al a swimming party
Thursday afternoon al the Kings
Daughters Park. After swimming
II the pool. the guests enjoyed the
facillticS nf the park.
lee cream was served to Tommy
Smith. Jimmy Chandler. Nancy Car
oI D"dd. Lucy Ann Parker. Allen
Rodwcll. David Rodwcll. DruIsilla
Cpchurch. and Judy Upchurch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10
Lions And Kiwanis
SoftbaII Teams To
Meet Monday Night

Henderson Lions and Kiwanis
'.lubS Ssoftball teams vii play Mon
DAY night at eight o'clock on the
diamond at the fairgrounds. This
VIII be their first meeting and fans
are t,vitcd 10 see the outcome.
The Exchange club defeated thc
hiwaniS team 1879 last night.
On Monday night. August 10, tho
Exchange club team will meet the
Lions team
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10

NanCN Elaine Phillins

Mr., and Mrs. w. Haywood Phillips
90 ounce the birth of daughter.
Nancy tldinc. on August at Rex
nr'n''ai III Raleigh. Mrs. Phillips
i The iUrmCr Miss Nancy Parh,.n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10
Sunbeam Band Nicotine

The Slrbcam Band of the First
Baptist church will meet Sunday
morning during the worship hour
at ii o'clock. il was announced to-
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10

Ciironclla and lcmongrass oils.
from grasses in Latin America. arc
being used in soap. pcrfumery. and
Tor seeming insecticides.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10
Returns From Florida

Miss Elizabeth Fox has returned
from a visit with her brother. w. II.
Fox. in Hollywood. Fla.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10
Visiting In Newport News

Mrs. F.. +. Vickcrs and Miss Liz
Zic Roberts have gone to Newport
News. Virginia. where they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. WOodic.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10
AZ .IunaIuska.

Miss Sallic Gene Kca;er left Fri
day for Lake J,inaluska to be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. King
and Miss Carolyn King.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10
On Northern Trim

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Parrish are
taking Il trip 10 Niagara Falls and
through parts of Canada.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10
AZ Virginia Beach.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Bisscu and
Edith and Earl Bissctt have gone
10 Ocean View and Virginia Beach
10 spend two weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10

Copyright, 1916. King Features Syndicate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-10

Copyright. 1916. King Feature, Syndicate Ia,
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
Die R~epUb|ikdner Sieger dUf gamer Lini'
u. N.-Sitz
in Europa?

cafe Succeb, 81. .. - 8eiBruB-
IonS idIua Dor, oob Die 8%ereinten
gtationen in grpdglng 5iebeu, i9ret
Sit in europa, mogIid)it III @enT,
aui5uidla9en.
Cur Gebotte iteben nun ais etto-
aiilti9er Sit ser g~ereinten 0otio-
men Sic Staot Retp Dorf, oas IeIt-
DIETER Gountp, sic Stoot Snn 6raft-
cisco uno @enf. Die 6roge miro 10
6olo ais mogli6 Der @enernloer-
lonmlitng porgelegt tDeroen.
Der meiBruiiiid)e Borihlog iuuroe
Dem IA fopfigen @eihdftsoroniings-
oltSidAib I'M 2 llbr naf}mittagS 5lis
geleitet.
Snt Borihlag ueroen Die 5fipte-
rigfeiten oirige3dbIt. Oelleu it'd Die
Organization ser 8ereinten geationeit
inn Reu gorfer ge5irf gegeniibergc-
iteat iiebt. MnngeI al @c9n- uno
giirorGunen, MungeI at Eransport.
mitteln Sdppierigfeiten Der 8erbin-
oung 5rpfiden Sen ein5elnen Gelegos
tionen. 8~eiBruBIonO begriinOet lei
men antrog. @etf 5t m1blen, meiter
0onlit, ooB Sic Altsgobenieite oes
Solis6oltsplones ser Ser. Natiollen
0ltrh ben Grmerb pom @rinO un0
Bo0er, sen goil ilelier 9lntsgebdlt0e
1tn0 8o6nr6ume, sen Als6aii non
fStraBen itno ortoeren nottDenoigeli
Mufmen0unqen 10 belaitet miir0e, 0nB
cine Iold)e 9iiroe ifiir sic Me9r6eit
Ser fleiten Stooten untrogbar miro.
@eiter miro berporgebober, Dab lidl
sic Sraontiation Der 8ereitteu SO
tionen uno 0ie Reaierung ser Ser.
einigten Staaten bis1er niflt iiber
,8orredte Ii, Smmnnit1t" Der 8er-
einten Notionet in oen II. 9. Der
itanOiaen fonnten. 5ffieBlif wirO
All 0ie giitiglrtg ser ganIidlfeiten
oes &olferbunoes IN @enf 6in8etule=
ien.
gns 3lrborer ipobrte Der 9flihuB-
6eratltlg Son 5roitciscos Wtapor
Hoger 9ap6om bel. ,,Bir iino bier.
nm oen Gelesierteit gu iageli, oaB
4%alfiorniens Cor nod immer offelt
lit uno mir 6eItimnlt einen geeigneten
Blob iinOen miir0en," erfl1rte er.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08

ant fomntenoen Spnntag 81 erma6=
lenOen 8arlmnelit 5lpar meiter bp-
pernationaliitiidle &eOen balteIl, ober
in ibrer totlG6liden @oitung Der
Mosfauer ,9inie@ iolgen merOen.
M~in0eitens e%rpartet Bier fem
0tenid, BOB sic fonununiitiide &anl-
%merfruftion IN einen erniten, f1mpfe-
ridden @egeniaB 5u ser ruiiiiden
9eutIdlan0 : 8olitif treten miro, Die
5por Die Nnpatierung Oes 6eiiegtelt
Soioes I'M Often oerepi9t baben
mill, o6er 2ostrennlltg 0eutiher Sc
biete perborres5iert unD iel6lt, in Ser
iSoarfrage GSrallfreih biS6er feline
3llQeitanoniile gennadt bat. Mon
wei& Bob 9iuBlan0 iif I'M Alliiertell
aontrollrat in Berlin iogar IN idlarf-
tier @eiie gegen Oos oeigermddtige"
frnn5oiiide @orBeben in Der 8fal5
9eluenOet bat.
Nngelid}ts Ser uriheilten0 mie0er
nnlteigenoen fommltniitilden @elle
in 8ranfreid ulpo ser ouBenpoliti-
Idlen @altung Der So8ialilten befin-
oct ii6 Die fron30iiide 8olitif unter
0ieien l%lnitdnOen gera0e in Dem meit-
aus mi6tigiten 8llnfte bis sur Sid
rullg Ser genOen5en Ser Salptpartei-
EN- Der neu3lterlDG1len0en &anlmer in
Der oeltihen 6rage in Ser 0enfbar
unflariten un0 uniideriten Gage. 81
ne iold)e &ldrung Der ointlihen SOL
tltflg 5ronfreihs lit nber nid)t Dor
Dem S~abreswcdiel 3u erporten. 0enn
apenil ail6 Sic &onititltierung ser
&ammer om IS. Gage nod ibrer Or
a~pd6lung erfolgt, 10 miro es bod Sa-
mar Deroen, bepor Die gierte 9ie-
pu6lif ibren ermdblten Br1iioenten
bat uno Die nelie &egierltng nit eli
mem uuBenpolitiiden 8rOgrnmm Dor
ibr Garlament treten fam.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
GmolanN ipcrrt 2lnlcikc
at Sic Gihcebcn

SonOon, n Gin @ertreter 0es eng
liiden NuBenminiltiriltms madte De-
falnlt. ooB @roBbritanaien ole %orbe-
reitunsen fir sic @eipdbrllng elmer
Nnleibe in 6o6e bon 5ebn Miaionen
Collars an 0ie Sifedoffomofei eiilge-
itelt 1at. Ser entipredenOe ggihlnB
lei naf 8erotungen NIT ben Gerei.
nigten Stoaten gefoBt woroen. @lo-
oimor Clements, llnteritnatsiefretdr
I'M INSTRUMENTATION AuBenminiite-
rium bntte peni9e StunOen nod Die
ier Anfiinoi9luag cine llnterbaltung
NIT Dem Observation-Disclosures |ttlee,
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08

Stuttgort, = Gie nelie Oeutidt
8aomtenidaft mltr0e bon General
lelltiont 9uciliS 9. GIop Dem itea-
pertretenSen MiIit1rgoilperneur, be.
IhuIOigt ser Geriudl 5u MAIDEN. e6e-
ntaIiQe oftibe MitgIieOer ser Na5ii
portei in Ser ornerifnniiden 9eiot.
5ltngs5one rein 5lt moihen". @ene-
raj Clan gub oen 5~llitdn0igen oeut.
id)en MnltSiteaen cine iedl3igtdgigG
8eiuabrungsfriit, i~nnerbaQ6 Ser lie
bel ser Nufgabe Ser Ntsmer5una lln0
8aitrafung Ser Observation-Disclosures
fif)t6are 6ortidritte ~olffpeiien ioaen.
Ger itelpertretenoe W%filitdr8oi-
Derreur erf[Grte 0en MitgIieOern Oes
0elttifen QGnOerrates, er lei .griin0-
lid] entt0uiht" oaritber, Bob Die Oeltt-
ifen DienitIteaen 10 erihredeno Der
I~ogenibre Memter pon Notionolio5ia-
IfIten Git ldlt6ern. 80breno General
GIop in oielem 3ltiolnmen6nn9e CANA
beion0erS Bapern prlpdbnt bette, bob
cr in ieiner ietigen grflarung felfer
ser orei Oeutiden Staoten ser onleri-
faniihen 8elabun9s3one berpor.
,8ie Ausmer5ung Ser gotionallo-
8ioIiltpn lit cine 8flidtsaufgabe"'
iogte Clan in ieirler &eoe auf Der DO
natsperiommlung 0eS oeutlf)en 9anz
oerrotes, oem Die NtinilterprolIoen-
ten BON 9aeera, 8roEbeiier llno
@iirttemberg 9oOen o~ngeboren-
,JkGenn 0as oelltide BoIf nidt 8erpiat
lit, oiele Nufeabe SIT erfiilen, ooltn
miro sic MiIit0rreqieruild Oiele Ar-
belt ii~6ernebmel. Die Militdrregies
riltq miro lid Oieier auiga6e gerpadp-
len 3eigen.~
Die MitglieOer oeS oentld]sn Sall-
oerrotes borten iif oiele Stratpre0lgt
in perorieBlifem Sdweigen an. @e-
ne%rolleufnant Clan erfldrte' er neroe
in ben nddlten go 5o8en Die Arbelt
Der 0eutiden 3ienltltellen III olelent
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
am
S~cheidewege

8qris = @enn in sen Ser. Stoaz
ten Die Meinung beltebt, Der &alnpf
Ser @eiiter in europa gebe Oarunl,
OF ser &ommunismuS ooer ser De-
mofratiIde So3ialismus Die 3uflutit
oes Sentiments beitimmen iolle, 10
triTft Dies oltf 5runfreih nid}t oblle
apeiteres 3u: @enigltens in Ser lieii-
gen 8reile ~iiberquie9t bic 9~l1lifuilung,
onB 6ranfreih an 10. Gopem6er,
luenn 0as Gplf iiber ole 3ulomnerl-
iebllllg Ser Ieputiertenfoamler Ser
8ierten &eplblif entideiOet, I'M me-
ientlider 5miihen Der (fotboliihen)
8olfSrepublifaniden 8epegung mo
Sem Gonpmunismlts 81 m1blen babel
miro.
Die &plfsrepublifaner iteben 3fpar
in i6rer inieren 8olitif un0 INSIDE
ionoere in 8irtidaits- mo Arbeiter-
fragen ser So5ialiitiihen Tartei
9eon 8lum nabe, bafin0et iid 81 ibr
in auBenpolitiihen Dingen a6er in
I6arfen @egeniab.
9as gilt in erlter Qinie in Der al
lesiiberl6ottenoen oeutifen 6rage.
Sic So5ioliiten Aaben iidl gegen ie-
Sc interchangeable olts9eiprohef,
nn9ea6tet Der llnpopillaritdt 0ieler
8olitif, m16ren0 oie 8oIfsrepublifu-
ncr, uripriinglid Die Gartei 0es Sc
nerals Sc Baulle iid nif Elm meitge-
benoes neutrality-suspicious. ieitge-
legt bnben. Sic m0dten ant tie6itell
auBer oefn Hlibr- uilo Dem SaarlanO
oas goIt3e &beinge6iet, penigltens
oos Iinfsrbeiniide, bon Geutldlano
abtrenden un0 &eltoeutihlon0 in
,.iel6lt4n0ige~ 3per9itaoten 5~eritiif-
feln, entiprehen0 Dem itaatsredtli-
den SdidiaL 0os General &oenig
Dem bon linn proflnnlierten piGl5i-
l6en .,Staate" 3lgeOodlt bat.
Gle auBenpolitilfen @egeniab1
5milden 0en Orei 8urteien Ser gegen-
w1rtigen MISREPRESENTATION oiirf-
ten iib inoeilen in Ser neuen Ram-
mer niht in Dem Streit fiir o0er ge-
gen 4llneftionen eridopfen Ser min
ben @a6lfumpf 5piihen &olfsrepu6-
lifarern uno frnll5oiilhen &onlmu-
niiten, ole bisber inter &e~rleu9nung
uller marriitiideu Traoitionen nit
Sen @olfsrepublffanern Inn Die @et=
tie mad, g(nneftionen geihrien baben,
miro ongenommell, 0aB lie in oent
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
Adria-Hafen
heiss u~Imstritten

Seem gorf - S0Diet AuBeitmi-
nilter Molotoo i1eitlt entifloilen SIT
lein, nit alien Mitteln Oafir 5i f1n1-
pfen, 0oB ser umItritteile Aorin :
Sufel1 1rieit Dem oiteurop1iidSen
8lof 5uiGllt. Dies fpiiroe niIf Der ge-
itrioen 5peiten Situng Der AuBen-
miniIter I'M @nloorT . 4itorin So-
tel offenfunOig. 8on aoHferen5frei-
len ruilroe ferner erfl1rf, Dab Dermllt-
lih in ypei 8od)en Oie 8or6efpre-
d,ungen iiber Ben JrieoensDertrog
nit Geutihlano beginner 0iirIten.
Mit Ser 8ebonollltg 6es Irielt
8ro6lems - oes idapierigften, nit
Dem lid oie auBeuminriter beioiIen
miilien - miro ~begonnei1 1Der0eit
merlil sic Delegation SngoilaDiens
uno StuIiens 5u @ort fommen. @enn
oieies 8roblem ibeigelegt lperoen
fam, Damn gloubt man, oaB Die 90
lung aller aaoeren 6ragen in ben
6ricoenspertrdgen nit Stalien, Bull
garien Nlm1nien, 1tngarn II. Jlnn-
lano cine 2eidtigfeit iein miro.
Die 6ertigiteIlung oes italienVidler
8ertrugS b1rst gar5 0auon nb. apel-
fe &egierung fir Srieit geldaffen
miro. Somo6l sic Ser. Stanten iDie
@roBbritannien uertreten ben Stdn0-
puitft, oaB 0ie AuBenminiIter bereits
Die llnterltellung Srieit inter Die
Der. 0ntionen ertlhieoen baben.
9(ber 8uBlaito nlndDt Sdwierigfeiten
binlittIih Ser gtatur oeS 6egimes.
@folotou mill. OaB sic Staot uon Ell
mem @ouuertelr ~Oerunltet iuir0,Oen
cine 9lrt BorIoment Ser freien Gone
mablt. Ga infolge Der iigoilarpilhen
Mebrbeit in oieier Gone elm ioldeS
8orlomeut itarf iugoiIaDiiden 4n.
itrit b1tte, bringen Die Alnerifoner
llno 9riten Dor. OnB Sugollotpien
nuf oiele 8eiie cine einfluBreid)e
Stellung gegenii6er Rrieit baben
miirOe.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
ueter-Austausch
zwischen Zonen

Berlin y Sic Sopietmilitnrregle-
rlll,a fir Ieutihluno maht betallllt,
6os sic oeutifen @irtiGaftSminilter
ser lowietruliilden 8eiabnn9s5oile y.
ser umerifantlhen gone Ell lleleS
6an0elsii6ereinfomlnen nbgelhlollen
buben.
9os 4bfomnten iiebt Dor, ooB III
nerbalb Der n1diten orel Mtollate
.xmiid,en Ser Iomietruiiilhen unO per
omerifonild9en 8eiabungs5one @iiter
I'M @eIamtlperte bon runo 3.0sVflllto-
nen Collars alsgetauld)t auerOen
Iollen.
Ser inneroentihe 6anoelSpertrng
mllroe in @iesbnoen, Der groBbelll-
Iden 2onoesbnuptitoot, oetbanOelt
inns oeldlolien. Geutide @IrtldlaFts-
leute ser Iopietruiliiden Gone mareil
ais 8eiuder elmer groBbelltlhen Sn-
ouitrieausitellung nod BiesbaOell
aefommell. AltlGBlid ibres Mufert-
6oItes in 8iesbuOen wurOen Die err
mabnten 8erbonolungen geTitbrt tro
oos Mbfomnen 5uitanOegebradt.
Gle 3eitullgen, Die I'M loapletrnlll-
ihen Seftor oon @roB Berlin er.
erldeinen, fomunentieren ben NIB
idll1B oieles inneroeutihen San-
oelsuertrageS ouBerorOentlid) giirl-
tia, uno be5eihnen i'm als eilleil
meiteren Mufihputlg oes inter5ora-
len Sotoels.
Ser nelte 8ertrog nit Die 5peltt
ar0Bere 6anoelsoereinbarutlg, ott
Sfpiihen Ser lopietruiiiiden uno Der
amerifaaiidyen Beiasungs5one 9e-
troffen moroeit lit.
Iie 8uit1noigen oeutifen Gertpal-
tunqsltelIen Ser Somiet5one bober
i'll leBter 3eit auf iiber Oen AiS-
tnuIh BON @oren nit Der britilden
un0 Der iran80liiden Gone perban-
self.
Gas nelte Mbfommen iiebt oor,oa "a
aus ser anerifaniiden IN Die lotp.
ietruiliifen Gone 10000 3ugtiere II,
cine ar0Bere Menge &opfen geliefert
aueroeit, m16reno aus Der rullildeu
in bic amerifanilhen 3onteii 3ilfer,
@etreiOe, 2artoHieln, Nrarafo6le 1T
9[lfo6ol gelieiert merOen iollei. @e-
none M%engengaben fir 0ieie Slefe.
rungen wuroen ni6t betanntgemadt,
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08

foniid,en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mdbl.
te in genneiiee mitteIs S~timmifeillS
unO blieb in Wai6ineton.
Mie nllid6rlih fam ais critics
8ablergebnis oaS 0es Srtes Hoiilte
aus 8arques in Snron @ountn Mfid).
Son Sen 13 @1blern itimntten ihi3
Iiir Die republifoniihe 2iite itno 1 fir
Sic Oemofratii1en RanDioateu. ge-
geniiber einem Stimmber6dltniS notl
7 8 in Sabre 1912.
Evening star., 1946-09-25

the stock OF Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Co. will be offered to
North American stockholders.
The warrants will permit pur-
chase by the holder of each share
of North American stock, of II of a
share of Cleveland for q price of
approximately $5.48. Proceeds from
the warrant Offering then would be
used to retire the North American
bank loan.
After payment of bank loans, the
staff program provides for a COM
plete distribution of the holdings
of North American In Wisconsin
Electric Power Co.. Washington
Railway & Electric Co.. st. Louis
County Gas Co., Pacific Gas &
Electric Co. and West Kentucky
Coal Co.
Under the staff program distribu-
ton will be made to security hold
ers, either by warrants or by direct
distribution of total assets aggre-
eating approximately $210 000, 900 as
estimated by the company Septem-
ber s. This is in contrast with an
estimated distribution Of assets ag-
gregating s163,000,0 900, under the
company's plan A, the staff said.
Trusteeship Move Suggested.
The staff recommended that the
commission. in disapproving plans
A and B, give the company 80 days
in which to modify its plans to
comply with the staff program sug-
gested.
If plans A and B are disapproved
Evening star., 1946-09-25
SEC Division Urges
Early Breakdown on
North American Co.
BY The Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-The
public utilities division of the Sc
curities and Exchange Commission
today recommended disapproval OF
plans A and B of the North Amer
ican Co., New York; the disapproval
of the plan filed by trustees OF
Central States Electric Corp. and
proposed a program for immediate
compliance by North American with
the SECS disposition order of 1912
The staff's brief was one Of four
filed today in preparation for oral
argument before the commissioners
on october 3.
The other briefs included one
from the city Of st. Louis, Mo-, pro-
testing plan A of North Americans
program on the grounds that = it
would bar the purchase of the st
Louis County Gas Co. by Laclede
Gas Light Co., now serving that
territory.
North Americans three-part pro-
gram, filed in compliance with geo.
graphic integration and corporate
simplification provisions of the
Holding Company Act, calls for dis
tribution by it Of all its holdings ex-
cept the Union Electric Co. of Mis-
souri, and the Illinois Power Co.,
after which the holding company's
name will be changed to Missouri
Illinois Co.
The staff brief recommended re-
tirement Of $47.000,0O0 bank loans
by a warrant offering under which
Evening star., 1946-09-25
William T. HusseII Dies

STAUNTON, Va, Sept. rs N).--
William Taylor Hassell, S., former
president of the Presbyterian Lay
mems Organization of the synod OF
Virginia, died here last night after
long illness.
Evening star., 1946-09-25

ION Sixteenth street. He sold ths
line in. 1926.
He also started q busline which
ran from the Willard Hotel to the
Southern Hotel In Baltimore, and
"a line from here to Atlantic City.
Born in Maryland.
Born in Southern Maryland, he
started In the wholesale meat. busi-
ness here before he became inter-
ested in motor coaches.
Before founding his own bus COM
pany he bought out the old Wash
ington Clarendon Bus Co.
He was educated In Washington
public schools, having come here
at an early age from Maryland. He
was a member of the Masonic Order.
He had lived in Washington al
most all of his life, but recently
moved to Vienna.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
| Spray From Jeep
| Rids Fl. BeIvoir
|Of Mosquitoes

Jeeps were employed for about
every conceivable purpose during
the war, but the Engineer Board at
Fort Belvoir has just come up with
a new use-that of "perambulat-
ing spray gun"
The new device recently was
tested and has proved successful
the board announced. A drum OF
insecticide was loaded into the jeer
and special device led to the ex-
haust.
A cloud of fumes was spread In
the air and carried by the wind
over q wide area. The spray rid
the tested area of mosquitoes and
other insects.
Specifications for the debugeing
jeep were sent to numerous camps
and installations, and the one at
Fort Belvoir will be used at all out
door events at the post next sum-
mer. officials said.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Nuremberg Nerdicts
To, Be Given on Schedule
BY the Assoeioted Prsss

pJ Ine SSsotfoIed FFeSt
NUREMBERG, Sept. 25.-An off,
cial announcement said today the
judgments of the International Mill
tary Tribunal against "a Nazi leaders
Of Germany and 7 German organ
lzations on war crimes charges
would be handed down on schedule
beginning next Monday at 10 am.
g am. EST.
Tentative plans call for the four
nation court to spend the entire
first day in a review of the whole
case, which took prosecutors and de-
fense attorneys almost nine months
to present. The verdicts and SEN
fencing would follow on the second,
and if necessary, the third day.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Meat Almost Gone
From D. T.. Stores;;
No Relief in Sight

Poultry, fish and speciality meats
were the mainstays in most Wash
ington retail stores today as the
city's meat shortage continued, with
no relief in sight.
Local representatives Of the big
packers reported the same gloomy
situation which has existed here for
some time.
The supply of beef was reported
either very light or nonexistent.
The lamb supply was described as
small and the supply of veal as very
little" to fair. AS for pork, the re-
port was practically none" or "just
a little"
Future Looks Bleak.
The outlook for the future was
just as bleak. One manager said he
believed next week S shipments would
be no larger than the small quantity
received this week.
Unlike New York, consumers here
were not turning to horse meat as
substitute-at least not yet. The
two largest distributors of horse
meat said their sales have picked
up recently, but they doubted it was
due to human consumption.
! Rod Moss of John T. Moss g. Co.,
feed concern that has been SELL
ing horse meat for a number of
years, attributed the rise to the re-
turn of pet owners from summer va
cations and the fact other owners,
unable to buy regular meat for their
pets. were turning to horse meat.
Max Lobel of Lobel Co., pet sup
ply store, reported horse meat sales
have risen 20 to IS per cent since
the meat shortage He agreed with
Mr. Ross on the reasons for the
increase.
No Increase Reported.
Frozen Food Marts, operators of
two retail frozen food stores, re-
ported no increase in horsemeat
sales. The manager of one store
declared I'VE only sell for pets"
A District Health Department Of
fetal explained that no special Ii
sense is required for sale of horse
meat, although it must be sold
through regularly licensed meat out
lets. Retailers, in addition, must
mark the product as horsemeat, he
said.
Horsemeat sold here, he said, is
federally inspected, and accordingly
the District makes no special inspec-
tion of such meat.
Meanwhile, source in the whole
sale poultry business here predicted
q break in unusually high prices for
poultry which have sared to as much
as Y cents a pound. During the
July-August meat glut, prices of
poultry dropped as low as 40 cents a
pound.
Consumers Balk at Prices.
He said there had been consumer
resistance to the high poultry prices
and accordingly it was beginning to
back up in the hands of distributors
This, he said, should result in drop
of to cents a pound by the end
of the week.
Turkeys, as well as chickens, were
reported plentiful here.
AS for seafood, the situation ap-
peared to be reversed. One large
wholesaler said the supply was below
demand, but that prices have showr
little advance. He said that only
cooked and green shrimp was plen-
tiful but that its price was high.
Oysters have not yet started ar
irving in any volume and won't
until November, he said. Prices art
about the same as last year.