Thursday, January 22, 1942.
THE BEAUFORT NEWS BEAUFORT, N. C.
PAGE THREE
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TWO COLORS,
1 TWO FABRICS
Many of the new
3 dresses combine
' two entirely dil
5 ferent fabrics
; and two smartly
contrasting eol-
ors. The New
"JYork creation
' pictured shows
this trend, being
all one color in
, the back, and
two-toned in
front. The entire
, skirt, and the
. back of the bod
ice and sleeves
are of sheer
black wool, the
front of fuchsia
moire.
O "A man is but what he know
eth," said Francis Bacon and he
should knoiv. See how good of a
man you are by answering these
seven simple Guess Again ques
tions. Place a mark in space pro
vided and check below jor the
correct answers and your rating.
(1) On a starry night, the star
directly overhead is: (a) the Pole
star; (b) the Morning star; (c) I I
Zenith; (d) the Evening star.
(2) Recently the little Asiatic coun
try of Siam changed its name. It is
now called: (a) Iraq; (b) Thai- I
land; (c) Bacteria; (d) Acoma.
(3) Would you expect to see the
little article pictured above: (a) In
a barber shop; (b) on a typist's
j r
in
desk; (c) in a doctor's satchel;
(d) on a badminton court.
(4) William Frederick Cody is fa
mous in American history as an: (a)
inventor; (b) musician; (c) rl
Indian fighter; d) epeeist.
(5) Mayfair is a section of the city
of: (a) New York; (b) Dublin
(c) Chicago; (d) Londo
(6) Mosquitoes carry malaria, flies
carry diphtheria, and the tsetse fly
carries: (a) sleeping sickness; (b)
scarlet fever; (c) poli- r
omyelitis; (d) cholera. J
(7) "Crazy as a loon" is a com
mon expression, but would you say
a loon is an: (a) insect; (b) bird;
re) monkey: (d) movie star.
"GUESS AGAIN"
ANSWERS Her?
1 This is worth 15 points for (c)..
2. Take 10 for (b)
3. Id) gets you 15 points..........
4 This is easy, lust take 10 for (c)
5. 20 big markers for answer (d)
6. 20 more for (a)
7. Easy, take 10 for (b)
YOUR RATING: 90-100.
what a man I 80-90, TOTAL
?ou're not bad either;
0-80, read a little more of Bacon;
60-70, you need bui.ding up.
Miss Frances Eddy
To Be Speaker At
Book Club Meeting
Miss Frances Eddy, one of the
officials of the United Service Or
ganization's unit in Morehead City
will be the guest speaker at the
regular meeting of the Tuesday
Afternoon Book Club at Inlet Inn
on January 27, it was. announced
today. Miss Eddy recently came
to the local USO unit from Boston
and has had much experience in so
cial and welfare work.
Her talk should be of much in'
terest to members of the Book
Club as she has traveled widely
and held positions in many foreign
countries including France and
South Africa. All club members
are urged to be present.
Interest in forestry is increas
ing steadily among 4-II Cub mem
bers of Wayne County, reports D.
J. Murray, assistant farm agent of
the N. C. State College Extension
Service.
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, $ '
STRAIGHT FROM
X i' -
W. G. Mangum of Wake Forest,
Route 1, reports that during De
cember he received S205.14 above
feed costs from a flock of 622
White Leghorn hens, says J. D.
Thompson, assistant farm agent of
Wake County.
Tobacco
Edgecombe County farmers are
losing no time in getting tobacco
plant beds ready and having their
seed cleaned and treated, report3
C. M. Jackson, assistant farm
agent.
A hog cholera scare in Halifax
County turned out to be, upon ex
amination, cases of food poison
ing, caused by hogs eating decayed
soybeans and peanuts, reports As
sistant Farm Agent M. E. Starnes.
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Latest fast heating units controlled by 5-heat switches
on a sloping recessed panel oversize quick-heating oven
with combination oven switch and thermostat that auto
matically maintains any desired temperature built-in
Scotch Kettle for economical cooking of stews, soups, pot
roasts and vegetables convenient ball-bearing storage
drawer for utensils and many other features!
It's a value you shouldn't miss come in today!
Winng, if any, and Stale and Local Taxes extra. Pruex lubject
to (bange without notice.
EASTMAN FURNITURE CO.
Beaufort
WARN AGAINST
USING CADMIUM
RALEIGH, Jan. 21. Dr. Carl
V. Reynolds, State Health Officer,
has issued a statement warning
the public against tho use of cook
ing utensils and refrigerator con
tainers plated with cadium, a sub
stitute for aluminum, because of
outbreaks of food poisoning traced
to the use of this metal.
Dr. Reynolds' statement follow
ed receipt of information from
Paul V. McNutt, Federal Security
Administrator, who announced
that his agency, under which the
United States Public Health Ser
vice operates, had investigated
these outbreaks of food poisoning
and had found they were due to
cadmium, which, investigators
said, contains a poisonous sub
stance causing severe illness even i
when taken in small amounts. j
Mr. McN'utt reported that both)
ine rood ani nrug .tamini.siraiion
and the United States Public
Health Service had found that
live outbreaks, involving at least
fifty persons, were traced to the
consumption of frozen foods
which had either been chilled in
refrigerators equipped with cad
mium-plated ice trays or served in
cadmium-plated containers.
"Symptoms of cadmium poison
ing,' Dr. Reynolds reported, "in
clude f.cute gastritis, nausea, vom-
I iting, cramps, diarrhea and weak
ness. Illness may occur within ten
minutes after eating or drinking
the contaminated food. As little
as fifteen parts per million of cad
mium may cause acute symptoms.
Foods containing acid are partic
ularly apt to be affected."
None of the caies reported,
however, has been fatal, and, so
far as was known last night, none
has been reported in North Caro
lina. However, Dr. Reynolds said
he felt he should issue the warning
requested by Administrator Mc
Nutt, in order to put the people of
this State on their guard. The
Federal Security Agency, he was
informed, has conferred with man
ufacturers who produce plated
goods, and it is probable that the
use of cadmium for food-container
purposes will be discontinued.
"The difficulty of obtaining
aluminum and materials used in
making stainless steel has led to
the use of cadmium, especially in
repairing or replating household
equipment," Dr. Reynolds said he
had been informed, reporting fur
ther that "utensils in which cad
mium has most frequently been
detected are refrigerator ice trays,
plated aluminum ware, water
pitchers, meat grinders, and food
choppers and mixers."
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Dr. Reynolds said he felt sure
the Security Agency would do ef
fective work in getting cadmium
off the market, but that, in the
meantime, the publics hould dis
play caution and make sure, if pos
sible, against its use through ignor
ance or by mistake.
He adJed that he was informed
"chronic poisoning, with severe
damage to vital organs, results
from repeated exposure to cad
mium." He said the North Caro
lina State Health Department
would be on the lookout for any
cases that might occur in this
State, although none so far has
been reported that he knows of.
Willing
Since the declaration of war,
Jackson County farmers have in
dicated they are more than willing
to do whatever is possible to in
sure a speedy victory, says Assist
ant Farm Agent C H. Kirkman.
Due to increased costs and
scarcity of leather goods, farmers
are being urged to extend the use
fulness of harnesses by repairing
and oiling them frequently.
MORE ABOUT
REGULATIONS
(Continued From Page 9)
only WHEN ALL of the following
conditions are satisfied:
"(1) Such person must be the
vpo'isl rant's wife, divorced wife.
child, parent, grandparent, broth
er, or sister, or must De a person
under 18 years of age, or a person
of any age who is physically or
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port the registrant has assumed in
good faith; and
"(2) Such person must either
be a United States citizen or live
in the United States, its Territor
ies, or possessions; and
"(3) Such person, at the time
the registrant is classified, must
depend in fact for support in a
reasonable manner, in view of
such person's circumstances, on
income earned by the registrant
by his work in a business, occupa
tion, or employment (including
employment on work relief proj
ects but excluding employment as
an enrollee in the Civilian Con
servation Corps and similar em
ployment in the National Youth
Administration).
"(4) Such person must in fact
regularly receive from the regis
t r a n t contributions (including
payments to a divorced wife) to
the support of such person, and
such contributions must not be
merely a small part of such per
son's support. Even though the
registrant is unable to furnish to
such person money or other sup
port for temporary periods be
cause of the registrant's physical
or economic situution, he may be
considered to be regularly con
tributing to such person's support
if such person and the community
look upon the registrant as the
normal source of such person's
support."
3. Section 622.31 of Selective
Service Regulations provides that
no registrant shall be placed in
Class III-A if he acquired depen
dency status on or after Septem
ber 16. 1940 (the date of the
adoption of the Selective Service
Act) and beiore uecemoer ,
1941, unless he presents informa-,
tion which convinces the local
board when classifying him that
such status was not voluntarily ac
quired at a time when his selec
tion was imminent or for the pri
mary purpose of providing him
with a basis for deferment. No
registrant shall be placed in Class
III-A if he acquired dependency
status on or befor.e nma-o-OLcf
status on or after December 8,
1941, unless he presents informa
tion which convinces tne local
board when classifying him that
such status was acquired under
circumstances which were beyond
his control.
4. It should be noted that the
classification of married men will
be considered under three separate
rules:
(a) A registrant who married
before September 16, 1940, and
claims dependency is required only
to prove that a condition of de
pendency exists under the defini
tion of "dependent" as defined in
Section 622.32;
(b) A registrant who married
between September 16, 1940, and
December 8, 1941, must not only
prove that a condition of depen
dency exists but also that such
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status was not valuntarily acquir
ed at a time when his selection was
imminent or primarily for the pur
pose of providing him with a basis
lor deferment;
(c) A registrant who married
on of after December 8, 1941,
must not only prove that a condi
tion of dependency exists but also
that such status was acquired un
der circumstances beyond his con
trol. 5. Sec tion 622.3 1-b instructs the
local board to determine all ques
tions of Class III-A deferments
with sympathetic regard for the
registrant and his dependents and
cautions the local board in doubt
ful cases to be mindful of injuries
which may be expected to result
from separating a father fr"m his
children or a husband from his
wife, and announces the policy
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Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
Creomulsion relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, In
flamed branchial mucous mem
branes. Ttli your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
JANUARY
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Beaufort, N. C.
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