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3Bsssisysuo3s
Pflftjf Btoywffly
Established August 12, 1914
Published Every Afli'rnuon txiepl
Sunday by
HENDERSON DISPATl II C O.. LNC.
109 Youaf Street
HENRY A. DENNIS, Pres. and Editor
M. L. FINCH, Sec.-Treas., Bu». Alfe:
TELEPHONES
Editorial Office . 500
Business Office 610
The Henderson Daily Dispatch a
member of The Associated Press and
AP Features, Southern .Ncws^ipcr
Publishers Association and ti,e .V rtii
Carolina Press Association.
The Associated Press is exclusive
ly entitled to use for republication
all news dispatci.es creu.ted t or
not otherwise credited :n tras : .·: o.,
and also the local news published
therein. Ail rights ;f publication of
special a.spatcr.es herein are re
sen ed.
M Km Mil* 1 ION KATI'S
CARRIER DELIVERY ui city at
Henderson Payable to Carrier or
direct to office at 2ϋ« per Caler dar
Week No monthly or other rate i«
trade.
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Payable in
idvance. 1 year SJ 00. six nonths
S3.''U. 3 months, $2.00—Per Copy 3c
Entered at the P°s* office in Hender
χ. c., as second class mail m tter
Again Daylight Time
Day!)4^· ' '"f ret h s '
Sunday in " - : >nth. r. * : ' ο ·
whole » ι n: :y. d , t :■.·
—thank _· . ir.oss—I·..? ■···-.
All o: :: f ·:,,·.ν· a:
others ·.·. ill o- bruee *··:< ■- · - ·- '
time :nn· a" ·η md '■·- !·..«; ::
25 states
at a!!.
A no
go in : : :··>■.'· <
Wash ngti :■
·' ·■ Pr«
but that the .·. ;. it .. ' -
lime n τη...-· ■ ei - .·'■■ ■ <
gross C ι:..v.-- ay '·
action ···::··.· mi!y ··· · ·η·..
loObymg is <e .·>.■ it
Ce:".,,;η - · _ .
easy C,.;. H:
are ·:· . i· :
Eindlf-s .· ■ - ::
parts ·-f T.e . ,>.· ■ ■
innovation an : ··■:-:
ItTitiity
w I
l;«ht timo the s..i<e ·
ity: the ^ - :. - ;,, .■ , ■ .· .
1 h ' .· η t h ί1 Π ' -'a Γ 'V
Pe:\s we .idv-e · - ·t . ".. ·;
to ί r.y ■ a lit* éwry :> ■ « :
es '· : ^ · · L.
: Π H ; .ιid ^ " ;)f · : (· _; ■ ·
hour gfioner Β \
the s .η — r. : ■ ■
for that rr.:itter λ\ *ht ?.. y- any
at tent · >.··, ?·■ · '·,··.
•
v. h· a. . ·.· - .·:·.·
g that's erent
it is «·(···: ■ h. tho h i
absurd. We naw never . .vr. ,
'
sooner and gn to :h\c{ car, ·>γ I4' ho
w;>he>, with· · t . ;» . ni> .. - : , ·..·
do those things u«. · -' ι '
Lord
night .
■ -ι!le-m ·■':.■ i . . .
that : au . ι . ■
Bailey's III ness
■
opening .·.<·
those who 'iff til ■ -·' ί ■<·':.
the ν :%· ... ' ·
wh ' "6 ^1 ■ - ' ι - -
spread .it1 ;. ge:>·! i. rej et ;Ί. '. e;
Stati seriou
Senator Bailey in Washing·· . Friend
and foe ;·.· .' ill .··· ··: i.e··
over the <o: .··· nd · :· -n ··:.;» ν ..
hope for his early restoration to
health .nd a.·' ity.
However much or little one may I
agree with the senator- ·* nd ···. »
public questions, it is acff.ited by
most people that he is a hard work
er anc! a very able man. His phy
sician said his present breakdown
is the result of overwork md has
prescribed a Ienglhv rest. He spent
some weeks in the State last fall
seeking to recuperate his health, and
his absence from the Senate e'r ited
caustic criticism from some quar
ters. much of which was regarded
by many as uncalled for and out
of place.
For a long time there ha.- been
speculation over Mr. Bailey's health,
and from a political standpoint thi
has carried over into the matter of
its possible effect upon his candi
dacy for a fourth six-year term in
the Senate when he is up for reelec
tion in 1948. He is now 72 years
old, and if his present ailment per
sists may cause him to choose re
tirement as the course of wisdom.
But, wholly aside from political
considerations, there will be con
cern over his condition and the uni
versal hope that the seriousness of
his illness has been exaggerated and
that recovery will not be long de
layed.
Russia Has Her Way
i' ι .is been .<et·
tli i. ,· 1im>: 't ruperarily. so tar as
•ι r\b > μ ·ν vvuncil is con
o. · ■ ~i·-:binent gave Rs-s
. i· e ilemandt'd at the
e. A-tre< ··«· t
could have bwn reectifd as to time
elements even before Ambassador
(b > . .. > .t ..t oil t: ο Χι '
Y . ceting had there been a wil
Y · .id there aeen a wip
ing) - then ' rttttM before Mos*
ce ne.
ϋι e (■:. mj.< · took h:s wa'.x.
- ι ue sanding that the
...... des st from discussing Iran
until after April in. In the settle·
itk% that took place last Thars·
iiay i.e. > , ; ·,ο h ; ι v. nd
that date wa- granted· on the theory
that Soviet troops would be out of
1 ■ ι · '. \\
«. ai . e . t \vh..t has laken
ce between the two governments.
• > ei ν much .«.·
.. tri tfnph Secretary Byrnes, ex*
; t t eeded in ltr.uig
... t:-.e ' · r members of the
in > Ό the îs.e:: Un's
; .•■sit η. A; Ri.ss.a , . her y .·,_%·
' · - ■ : :; ι ΐιο .ι : : ' ; us
•. c. a; ; « .i-r ' t. n*. u:\ier
tîîô gu se οί eon* rïiis©, t* ν e η
though te compromise has all the
t . . r.der t. the Su
\ iets.
J Aj .10 should ha\ e
·'. · e y the
: .. ..
jt.ted *..· '.h· an.; invited a
r. ;t- ;■:· ·.·. :·. :o V. ..t
■ ·> .ι.·, e.-tigate wh&:
j: e η I : .i :. I'.iS ll 't iJGOΠ
saatte ciê Τ, Sa far as we have ob
5 it t evident as
• :e < ' ne: - ; re sed ; -
■ L> ι ι : the dispato.
And most mysterious of all is will
i eso-cai'ed Β > η e s
— which we w :u 1 d call a
,-e :' t—s : iedly in favor >f
j; <ssi . to delay now an additi'»n
■ : ni· nth in requiring an elabo
t· '.'i ti.i St .'es is t. play
. · ..ttent: ting to 1 did a
:h·:·: · v. odd peace.
• zardi
■■ : -h re*!* n.»;o:iity
. ..· . ans db i. '.ing in the politt
■ . · - t■ : F..:r·-pe and tl:er
. · , vn when s.ich dabbling
. . -> e and when the eas
. i be to lea % e the re»'
' i t11 its fate. V» !· rtu- ;
:«·.>. ••■urse. that fate ultimate
with and eng..l!'s a.
as has been tragically deiwon
ted t ice within a single gen
Sen ' Pe per. j List back tr in
ui ■■ ■■· «urn ."i M se·· w. i
I
have been treated ι
S ·.:■.■■ i le>- a1 d j
: aganda, .n d winch appears to
e ·< ,i m.inner de
e to the Soviet
■ : ■ Sv-n.ite ι t : : a le aganst
Britain nd that nation's policies
• .e- and its
by artson with those of the So- |
I': lain may : e ever so guilty.
' · F! ■ ;a - ·. ί charges — and
. ; ,.rt v. e hold no brief for
Ρ tain — but that does not justify
lar policy by any other gov
ernment, for two wrongs do not:
.ι ;e on.· right.
■ .. .· r tod bitterly that
.. a r: 1 .ι t e over Palestine ,
^ e been repealed a long
All of which may be
- . ' w.is there to repeal j
it" The League of Nations, which
' ·· mandate, h.is for years
■ .y m name, and right
!i".e : e>s if final liqai
It ρ pears that the senator,
près med by some to be a left-wing-1
ii . ing true to form in de
fen ling the most radical of all nn
' η η it< policy Of power polities,
a system that was in serious dis-1
ri;.uto .s part of the principles
« ' which we fought in the late
ivar.
A- : r tiie Γ\0 security council,
• will probably find it necessary j
me than once in the months and
years to come to lean over back
·· -<rds in a give-and-take poli', y
ii.n.ed iit preserving harmony. At
it ast that seems about the only way
tu hold ur Soviet friends in line.
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ
Below are the correct answers to
the quiz questions printed on back
page.
1. Savannah, Ga.
•J. Saccharin.
3. Two.
4. Hope.
Γι. The War of 1812.
ti. The Supreme Soviet of the
USSR.
7. De Land. Fla.
8. War Knight.
D. Department of Commerce.
10. Galibaldi.
A 48,000-busheI sweet potato
processing plant now under con
struction in Newton is expected to
ne worth $500,000 to dairymen and
pctato growers in that area within
:he next three years.
STILL WANTS TO HIBERNAI!:
DAILY CROSSWORD
:rîr~tr
ACROSS
1 A stopple
5 A chessman
9 Reason
10 Gazelle
ι Arabia)
12 Medieval
helmet
13 Wild dog
ι Austr ι
14 Knocks
15 Strange
16 Jewish
month
IT Undivi-ie i
IS Purchase
19 Devoured
20 Woodchuck
22 Four-w:r.ged
insects
23 Cut into
two par's
25 Muse of
history
28 Lubricating
32 Female t v.vl
33 Blue g r.iss
e4 Flightless
bird
35 Half ar, cm
36. Wild ox
ι Tibet ·
37 Sacred b .11
(Egypt
38 Bottoms if
shoes
40 Transparent
substance
41 Care for. as
medically
42 N'arr· w
roadway
43 Weird ι var ι
44 Cereal
grains
DON N
River ι Braz.
Laborer to
handle ship
freight
Employs
Obtain
R mgh rice
Hot a:· ! dry
Gain
Nullify
Β lliar.i s-h·
l'art s of
ears
Prospect
Crushing
snake
19 Pen-name
t G W.
Russell
21 Unit of con
ductance
^Elee.)
22 Ctiief deity
ι Babyl t
By way of
Box with
a lid
Girl s name
At home
Fix upi>n a
sharp stake
Sounds
Like gas
iil£
21
t
Κ
Yrsi.riU) '* An»» fr
33. A meat pi·
36. 365 days
37. A confederate
39. Sheltered
side
40 Kind of fish
1
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Η Κ Ν J Ρ Ζ Ρ C I Ρ C Ζ Q C I V Β D U Β R 3
Κ S Β — J I V C C Υ Ρ Ζ
VeMerday- < rvptoquote: FOR EYES CAN SPEAK AND EYEf
CAN UNDERSTAND CHAPMAN.
Ρ j'nbuud by Κ.Hi-: Features Syndicate. Ino»
SALLY'S SALLIES
Reglir,rrd U > Pa·,η» ■ >*, c
, ,, T..U.. ,π. - ... ^ , ,Γ,Γ,.Γ, ,
"No, they're not twins; they patronize the same beauty parlor."
It Pays To Advertise!
GRAB BAG
nutc Tost.
1= the liu'he in
: : - : : χ· Iji; gost ill
the Folger Shake
Wonls Of \\ isdoin.
be among living beings and think
ing about them to cultivate admira
i.u !'i-a.ill: α! "1ιιη^.·ί and
looking at them.—Ruskin.
Today's Horoscope.
Λ : irthday today η .fa:.- that y·· ι
;t;.d .ι gre.r. it·.> 1 .>·.ά enj. > »>d .it
c : ; ι *: t ■ Y<>.; arc a good ι >ir. ersa
lionali.-;. but do 11· -t rare !·>γ lieht
talk. Y·· . ar> q ::*»· d mestie. and
live very much within yourself. You
are well liked for you are an in
'- : t .-tit ^ and ι i.ter'.a nii.4 per.-» :.
Any change you : ight make early
this morning would be perm.mu.t;
d n'". .-tart any important projet"
at tins time. Around 8 a. m. you can
start the d..y wi'.h a s-niile. Don't
ciuarrel ar Mild !i .'in ... m., ;i.- it
would be all wrong. Setbacks may
bit . κ your aehie\ emeu. about' the
middle ol the morning, and around
1:30 p. m.. you should be careful
··: eleetrn-.ty ,.i. i ·. At 7..Hi
p. ih. tin· ϋ "il i .ι .inciai deals.
Hints On Ftiquette.
At a :ormal cumter one v. hi
not indulge m personal loibles like
mashing whole potatoes and then
putting on gravy, or putting gravy
..ι : otse or ore.. · .\'. ,.n > loi mal
n.eui with friend.- y··ιι may do .-υ il
v. ι wi.-h.
One
Lake Superior"'
;·: W i
.-peare 1 '· '
Horoscope For Sunday.
Τ ι. iay\- . ...rthd.i.v cclci.ru· : i- a!»
enluusi.istu· plania :. ai.d y.i.i carry
in.ι vi. . plans m tiιι_· e.i-.est, w;.V
rather than to a glorious nni.-h. You
love social life and enjoy entertain
ing. Your love is ardent and en
during. I! y.iu are awakened .ii'>> iiul
3.35 a. an., resolve 1" be calm .n
spite ι : tin.· temptation to use words
t;.ou_Ml· ■-ly. When it i- ne.U'ly ti,
if you happen to be awake, rash de
sire.·, may lead t<3 extravagance of
emotions unless you control them.
The n.ot.-n enter.- Can er .it 7.2 1 a. in.
Plan around nocn for a pleasant
evening it vu cannot in i ;lge in so
c:;u ploa.-un-s in the .i:ternoon. Odd
ι:: ρ :i>e- .. ay overtake you early
tin.- e\ tiling: check them belore
they lead you astray.
One Minute Test \nswers
I Lake 'I'lticaca in nolivi... South
America.
2. Isle Royale.
3. Ii. Washington, I). C.
17 PAY FINES FOR
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
Seventeen persons paid fees of
lie dollar each at the . it y clerk's
oll'ice this week for violations of
trallic regulations as follows:
Raymond Κ Harris, Miss Louise
.l.-ne>. Mrs. W T. New comb. John
L Pugh. Ambrose Glover. J. B,
Pritchard. Jr., C'. I . Allgood, George
Edwards, J. P. Satterwhite, s. H
Watkins, C. S H< Hand. F. S. Roy
ster. T. T. Clark. Walter Choplin.
V. L. Langston, Miss Annie Satter
white, R. W. Smith.
There are few women diplomats
and no wonder. Those tall silk hats
would never fit on those new Ijan
dos.
Ο -pv«ï!2!?e
IS
M***
■nSjgg
BOOK REVIEWS
Illl \\ \KI OF THF. Kill WITCH.
lit (>.irl.ιικΙ Kti.uk. S!.7.V I.iltIt·.
Itrtiu ii λ Compant, BoMon. I.'îl
IMKIV».
r :.. : ι ~ often invite adventufc t<i
. als. ii.:' il ut· more ad
•i t · ni., th..a that trail <»f îlu· Red
Witch ' whose Wake arc rehSltlnii
cruel men greedy :<>ι· gold and rc
\ ι : 41 '.
Sam Rosen tells the story, partly
from his own experiences with Halls,
ι 1 ι · ι ' . r . ι < i ι11 » ■ captain of the
l.'oii Witt .iiui lu· heard events
Sydney»·. head · 1 Batjak, Ltd,
shipping concern under whose orders
ο ii· .1 Wi' h sailed. I .'irough these
('■a . ·;.) Κ Mil; .-pin.- as ariven
i . id i'nn..intii' a -tory as was
ii · · ' oil ι ! t ,i fascinating South
S-l ., ,-l'tt I I'll.
The exact location of the Red
Wit. ii. ι·< -!i·'.. ii ι < 11> fa'hom.- m the
-oa. k ! : ■ ι w ii ι ·ι ι ! \ ' Kali-. Its cargo,
p'ld lui!:,oil. and it.- ivystenmis
■ ι. .ing all. ti-d the I've- of ilu· crew ,
d ' ■ · Λ ? ! ι " - !. > r . ' '. · ar a ι. is pi >w
er was relentless and ruthless,
K< i-i - are .-ι ned w ith the
• :.ι : if- .Ι. ί,ιΙηί' ι danger l\v Kalls
brother in era. !tv. persecu
i τ **\ cage. Sydn.-ve. The Red
Wit ι : tiht ! lu in together and
·' 1 :he ι* 11\. >. S.vdneye's I
• ' 'ι ii .· go was explained
a·- 1. .! the mystery
of Ralls v. a- ne\ er revealed.
Γ r . nd romantic scenes
of tin· South Sea island vie for su
i ι . oi ty with tii.· vi\ id passages
■: ' · .· -.a and of Rail's temptuuus
act ι·riis.
ι Π· ... h.1.1 a st. ι\ν tu tell
— a t: n-t. tascinating, impelling
:>■ t. ·-ι with s.ispense and
drama. Every word, every chapter
a: d »%»■:> ...,· .ctcr had a purpose in
the skillful blending of the WAKE
( »K TI1K Κ h I) WITCH. It IS· a vi
: purpo-t · ! novel. comparable
'· .· o! the ·.·.! by past masters.
J . a Stamback.
Till: \\ OMAN IN THF. HOI SF. by
Kohert Ilichens. $''.''00. Macrae
Smith Company. Philadelphia. -''4
pases.
Γ: innl'y h·· ises are visited
. y ι it.» · decease·! per.» 'lis. yet
Mrs. Rradshore Was startled to find
;.·.»· " ο : κ . Gfi'i'si.m manor
; ,i ■ Ol'V , eil 11 i. ν e novelist.
Peler Vallance, Vallance in a mystic
manner was drawn to her hume a·id
i> >ι·ι·.!:ΐ'ι! an.d'lc l·' rationalize
·■ · :iî !. à i io:ve- at work.
Vallance, who in early years was
··■:.! . . · · i r · > - : ! ι ι ..ι .vers. :■ med
...tei> ·.» dt. ι psychiatrist and
a ι·. ' -coking explanation
t » ι these cjueer events. There fol—
ι '. ..ι.:' de I '.I ·: >m« ' '
Iui1 ; I ' .,· M: Bra Isiiore
i< ι μ " : α·: so '< > V. ι. I ance who
■.-1 ι . : . . : .·1 : i' per\ ades
; m !:■ .u»e it ter her depart are.
Ti'id :n the first person, ''rom the
·: Pet« · Yal !.c1 n'C. 1'H.L \V< >M
Λ Χ IX THE HOUSE builds in
s -pense in an artf-.il man
r.er. Robert Hickens1 has admirably
ι t ! vrtuining s t · r y.—
.1 ai: ·,. S:..ini>ack.
1111 <.<>1.1)1 \ COIN In lin Tai\i.
.".Of! pages, The John Day Co..
New York. S'Î.Tâ.
The Golden C··»; i.- a vivid por
trayal . : Hie. It is \ ast and real.
1 ' e : · ■ e: ; e L< >ng after
y ; ■· it (i.e.vn. you will catch
Virsel: reasoning the "why' of life
Ν . .>il! reah/e the deep pathos of
·'anitv. Y a will look kindly to
v ard Lin Taiyi. the fitted young
Chinese author, who forcefully pre
.··.····.·· te in its true h.eaning with
i. .'y and ·ι nder-'.anding far
Lev. · 1 e- years.
II ·.· ' · ·:· ..:i»'e. ideali»·.·> against
realism, and intellectual ism against
ι.·" e Here is life. ( aid and
real. Without wasted motico Lin
Taiyi interprets life with its beauty
.aid a.'liness. and with a penetrating
for eel tness whr h will hold you fas
cinated through the Ms! page.
the story · 1 two indivi
duals who are as different as night
lay Sha. the r ihnst. high-spir
led. nlettered Chinese girl. with
* t !.«·. aide f..i*h. and filled
■ ' the ο re i<>\ ot !i .m», linds life
• i ■'■ iggle when -lie marries the
'·■ > ' ...1 Well Latiy. bi'>li>gy pro
•e-.er whose entire drab being is
Ι'.ι-ed upon Lgic and reason Each
in Ids to his own beliefs stubbornly
Mis Taiyi originally unfolds an
a.'inu lege· d which centers on the
son i.' this couple.
This lo.end is the story, fan
tartic or olausible as you wish, it is
delight' ''v and refresh ■ Ldv difter
ent. Mis- Taivi's skill is keen:
her te i nia e exeellont and her pen
Μ. i' · . »vf 1 I 1
The lan-niij. author of C": ina. Pearl
S Γ, irk. h,is t·» s .y ..ι the end of the
struggle: "The > ilution. if you will,
is the final tor1 h of genius· in a no
vel strong with the prorvisc of gen- |
i··»." She ι·.·!" ::n.. I h· pe many
people w:ll read t1 - h >ok and un- '
derst. > Ί {Is meaning It will be a!
me -lue ,,f their own greatness if
they do. perhar- Rut whether there
■ re manv · vh peoole or not. the
book rem·ι "s what it is, a big ore."
.1 lui Browning.
Allïs p.xi.MER'S HONEY. bv Fan
nie Conk. S3.50. lioubleday &
Company, New York. 2H0 naïf1·. I
Kepresentatlve of the struggle of
negroes to advance in an opposing
world, Hirey Hoop embodies the
feelings and sentiments of negroes
really concerned with advancement
rather than revenge. Honey, Mrs.
Palmer's cook, left (the domestic
service to enter war work. She be
come acquainted with a group seri
ously striving to avail themselves
of edir ational onportunities and be
g; ι - ti work dilicentlv for her race
and to lift herself above the sordid
conditions in the Ville.
The Ville, colored section of St
I.'Miis. is dramatically presented as,
a negro world where negroes live,
love ana die and where classes are ι
distinguishable, an area teemring I
v. th negroes from Southern farms'
and thi se migrated from northern
cities. !
Significant social, political and
economi is-ues are stirringly por
t ived and present important facts
r,o' t · b· treated lightly.
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has been delivered to T···
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it is written by Merle M Hit. . -
mery editor of the 1 j.< ι <
tor of YANK, and Λ.·»· S. l; « . :
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first bomb. The book is SchedUh 1
for publication early in J.. v.
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SON OF THE LOS ! Si >N in ·
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arriving in America. He i'e
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manuscripts were lost a.·;.:.-;
flight.
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