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In The WEEKS NEWS ISP*’" CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR \ The Carolina Watchman 1 # C A MJE1|AGBAPHS~<~1 ~ - ' ‘ :. ' ; WTi( IS55FNBURe PA5stNGERS BECOME •‘NEWS." With re porters cameramen and newsreel apparatus to the right, left and ♦n front of them, those who boarded the Hindenburg were faced in the problem <af answering scores of questions, facing as JSS: SI*."/!.°.ameramen and talking into the sound apparatus of the 96r "*'*?[**' m*"> *fl •'once. Dr William M. Scholl, millionaire foot H specialist and manufacturer of foot comfort appliances, who made P*s? tr,p- •» shown facing the battery calmly Dr. Scholl had a \ '4 more experience than most of the other passengers, having iff* ?5'ISS on. the «raf Zeppelin six years before. He is making an . rf -business trip to eleven European cities in 18,000 M "unutes. Atom is a view of the Hindenburg. j NEW LAUNDRY PROCESS MAKES LINEN A GERM KILLER. Dr. L. EL I Clement, the inventor of • new laun dry process known as sanitized, is alnin° h!* Process to Flor , ” The process makes treated laundry a germ killer. In the photo on the left : S f.eeo perms growing on a piece of * linen The picture on the right shows a piece of linen in a germ bath. It not only repels the germs but surrounds itself with a sterile area 2? «V‘he “halo of health.” Th" Morgan — Laundry Company has the exclusive rights to a laundry process. " BEACH worn by film find, •on. Current vogue calls for scant bathing suits, so a matching beach epat it practical a* well at decora tive. Js^.tarrL'WBJBajiaiiea *u"',7’*r resorts hav* « very corrosive effect on metals that will rust That beino^adV^'L*/?® Ud]*5 ln,ia* on thair containers, closures and lipsticks be.nfl made on a bats-of brass, a. copper alloy, because brass cannot rust f ALFRED MOSSMAN LANDON ~~r- s week preceding the Republican National Convention at- Cleveland. 1 LANDON PILOT f WASHINGTON . . . Here is a new picture of John M. Hamilton of Topeka; Kansas, the man who directed the Landon campaign for the Republican Presidential nomi nation, his reward likely to V: the chairmanship of the National Republican Committee, in event Landon won the nomination. She Showed 'Em '■ I ' | P.A.S.I __i ST. LOUIS . . . Miss Tommt Birch, 18, of Maplewood, Me (above), had the beauty to wii and be named Queen of the Trr State Ozark Folk festival whit is being featured at Rolla, Mo. ) Speaker Bankhead WASHINGTON ... A newlj posed picture of Representatm Wm. B. Bankhead of Alabama elected Speaker of the House o' Representatives at the death oi the date speaker Joseph W. Byrn< of Tennessee. Uncle Sam’s Finest ! ‘"Vest POINT, N. Y. ... Oliver G. Haywood, Jr. (above), of South Orange, N. J., attained the highest scholastic rating of the 1936 West Point Military Acade my’s graduating class to .become the year’s honor man. Traveling Around America •————-——-—--- * Photo Graet Uno WONDER OF THE WORLD RIGHT here on our own half of the globe are the ruins of an amazing fortress considered by some archeologists to outrank even the famous ‘‘seven wonders of the world." It is the Fortress of Sac sahuaman, situated on a hill, over looking Cuzco, Peru, where in 1100 A. D. the “Children of the Sun” set up their capital city—a place which today is a mecca for archeologists from all over the world and the new objective of the regular 39-Day Cruises to the “Land of the Incas." Some authorities rate Sacsahua man as the most perfectly planned fortress ever built. It Is located on a headland overlooking Cuzco and is comprised of three gigantic walls arranged in tiers each laid out in a zigzag course with re-entering angles many of whlell are cornered with immense blocks of flint-like stone measuring about 25 feet high and 10 or 12 feet thick. The manner in which the wall was constructed remains one of the great mysteries of the world. No one knows how such Immense blocks could have been carried from the quarry or how they could have been fitted to gether so closely. The Indians had no draught animals, no one has been able to discover that they had any machinery or any iron or steel Imple ment of any kind. One colorful the ory advanced by the Indians Is that the juice of a native plant was rubbed on the edges of the stones softening them so that they could be fitted to gether like pillows. SPECIALISTS TO GIVE HOT WEATHER ADVICE Hot weather brings many prob lems for the farmer, so State Ool lege specialist are endeavoring on the Carolina Farm Features radio program to give timely summer ad vice to the farmer. For instance, the poultryman is J concerned with the problem of summer eggs production. Balanced feeds and proper feeding methods ire necessary during the summer if a flock is to be kept in the best pos sible condition and return the high est profits to the owner. Also im portant, say poultry specialists, is range shelters where the birds may be protected from the direct rays of the sun. Another important problem which confronts the farmer during hot weather is the <$ontrol of in-j sect pests and plant diseases. Spe-J cialists are recommending approved practices which will aid greatly in lessening this danger. Like her husband, the farm wife has her problems. The danger of unbalanced diets during the sum mer months is reduced because of the abundance <of vegetables, fruits, and berries which may be served the family each day. However, the wife must look ahead and plan for the winter when foods will ntot be j so plentiful. This means that the! rural home-maker will have to cani and preserve enough of the sum-j mer foods to add variety to the j family’s diet during the cold1 months. The schedule in full for the week of June 15-20 follows: Mon day, J. E. Foster, "Summer Care of Sheep;” Tuesday, M. E. Gard ner, "The Family Garden;” Wed nesday, Dr. G. W. Forster, "Farm Taxation in North Carolina;” Thursday, Miss Mamie Whisnant, "Refinishing Furniture:” Friday, C. F. Parrish, "Care of Molters;” and Saturday. Forestry Department. A proud father called at a local office and asked for "a form for the eternity benefit.” "The what?” asked a member of the staff. "Eternity benefit,” repeated the applicant. "Do ^ou know the meaning of 'eternity’?” he was asked by the as sistant, who explained that eterni ty meant the hereafter. j "Yes,” said he applicant, “and that is what I’m after.” Mother at the zoo: "And this, daring, is a stork.” Daughter: "Dlpn’t be silly, mo ther. Don’t you suppose I know there isn’t any such thing! , Say It With Flowers MRS. W. V. ELLER FLORIST THE GENjEVRA SHOP Phones 9180 and 1252-J 126 S. Main St. Salisbury, N. C. HERRINGTON’S BEEF ROAST lb. 15c Tender Stew Beef lb. 10c Boneless Beef Steak lb. 22c Fresh Roasted Crisp Fresh Rio COFFEE CRACKERS lb. 17 l-2c 2 lb. Box 16c CROAKERS, lb. 5c Butter Fish, lb. . 12 1 -2c Indian Pekeo We buy country * ■ im 4 produce 1 EjA Eggs, Fryers 1-2 lb. pkg. 23c and Vea,s 1 Get the top market 1“4 lb. pkg. 14c price at Herrington’s HERRINGTON’S , -BMnqlnq — ^ ■MOMf'fACTS Make-ups for sports and beach wear are tending toward the natur-! a{ this summer. Cosmeticians tell: us they are going lightly (on powder! and rouge, depending on the lips' for color treatment. Eye make-up! will be saved for evening; fori sports, the lashes and upper lids will j he touched with cream to give a! maist, dewy look. Faces will be lightly tanned and powder will be i lighter shade than last year’s sun tan. The red tone of the lips will highlight the face. And the latest decree for reds is, "Use them bur nished.” The newest shade of lip stick is especially designed to give the perfect accent to a suntanned skin. It is a soft, sunbrowned red with burnished undertones that are grand with creamy skins, and give a soft, warm glow to skins that arn’t. j Take care that your hair doesn’t get sunburned these warm summer days. Hair burns just as intensely! as skins. Only instead of turning boiled lobster color, it gets parch ed and streaky and dead-looking. Oil is the natural protective. ->d an answer to the problem of keep ing your hair soft and lustrous in; the face of sun and summer breezes is to use one of the new oil conditioners that can be applied jsst like ordinary shampoo and let j the lubricants do their protective work. *► * * One of the leading stylists warns' that various shades of nail polish tends to change the apparent shape of the hands just as make-up ap parently alters the features. The' light anj medium shades of polish.! are especially good for long, thin hands and should only be worn on hands that are attractive and well shaped. Care should also be taken to have the nail polish harmonize with the complexion. For instance a pink or rosy cast polish is rec ommended for the fair skinned. For the olive skinned, nail polish1 5- M "I with an orange tone is preferable. New shades such as rust or robin red have been created for women who remain tanned from outdoor spiorts the year around. ♦ >► * A new material to put under small rugs keeps them from sliding It’s sort of mesh, and it clings to the floor so that the rugs goes over it smoothly and can be vacuumed as usual. Gcod for houses where there are children. * * I Draperies that match the wall will make a room look m'ore spaciou One of the most interesting ways of giving ivory walls a difference is bu using draperies of just the same shade of i'4ory. A rather formal but stunning effect can be achieved with deep beige walls and deep beige draperies hung straight. The new vogue for grey can also be handled this way. but be sure you have plenty of clean constrast ing colors in the room so that the effect won’t be gloomy. Grey is smart and cheerful if it is used with fresh, bright colors. t » * t Special beauty gloves for street wear are the latest whimsy of fash ion. They are smartly made of kid. with the inside treated with almond oil and glycerine to give youp hands a continuous beauty treat ment while you shop or walk. * * » Gold seems quite the note for simple daytime frocks, particularly black dresses. Bracelets of gold composition, gold bands to give a finishing note to simple sleeves in place of cuffs, gtold monogram pins or fogs with cutout initials hang ing from pins are worn at neckline or waist. * » * Household Hint: In order to take out grease spots from a flkoor, sprinkle first with dry soda, then drip boiling water over the soda. Let this all stand for a while and the spot will obligingly disappear. t Watch For BELK-HARRY’S BIG BONUS SP CIALS Monday and all the coming week Offering apparel for men i women and children, yard goods and home furnish ings at templing prices. Belk-Harry Co. The Home of Better Values Salisbury N. C*
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