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direct to 'if ice at : c . er v. dai
Wee a No month.y or her rale .»
made.
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Unearned Credits
'4 H..' *•; *. .V tn •
is that such a youth would h
c->mpleU i Ins i>*ui >■ uut ^ "id ;.i1 ■!
had iic nut been ; npi'c.-sed u.'.o -ei .
ice\
( go to ge, cn -•
tljt dit ecp > . ’V t >
leg* regardless the eer
! titicute presented. He would l ud
-:Srii ;
. t .. ; 1st ■ ties .1 kei
' up with h.s classes by reason of the
fact tli if ■.i* i icked stlfP; <-iil i ig l
school ;i -'O a it ion. He 1 ould not
: h;n t e :* ckground and the Ibund
at on ided by the final year of
high solus*1 and if this \ver<> no*
e - .i : ' . >od &
t then tljosi equired taki
. i| mid b< '' > ■ g
. * yea i ot t o.
Wc d > dotinitely ymp >’ ize wn
] hoys who were this domed the
• finishing touches on their high
school i ever iv reu-on of military
• service Hut no am 'lint I svinpatay
can ef]mp a boy '.*ci 1 i■ know ledge tic
' d ics not possess nor with prepara
tion lu has not hud. It is no serious
concern U a higher ed teation is not
to lie pursued, but if college or
k university lies ..‘head, a certificate
• irom high school for w >rk not com
pleted will not make it complete
; and will be more of a handicap than
. an advantage in college— tnless the
1 college itself makes similar conces
sion*. __ __
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Business Finances
NV ei was there a tame befon
wimn o .'.mss tin.Jnees wen
giv.a.o.•• e v\ iiolcsome con
dition 1:1 Henderson than they an
j Bj ness fi uncos »t ira ,.
• , . i.'-.d Me building and lea.
., . . Hut u might as well em
. .. v Main Ilia ?) A lade
: lad... concerns .is m .
.... individuals.
i . n sources are ar ■ u in
iu ...an dollars. an unpre
ii.k; ti.l iiijg.it. The two i tt tiding aiw
.1..1.1.- i . .mined we.
.i 11 .ml tor another three quarter,
v. a n. . m i - . nd 1 tg a a -. S
Mai. e ggregato is a lane.ful tig
,i in .ai:\ ..'..it a !'■ an:>
e. o..f sise.
\ . mey belong
: !■ _ o. : o: r. t.i citi.tens . ! Hon
i \ a'e i a mt> . Ai it tin
.no: w ae: in ig portion ol it t.> Ul ■
. liquid si.iti . Unit rs, it eoUai b.
. .. a...\ i.a ,at apian it neeessai \
ii'.i .i.:.i a be i e tnese rose avo.
: are. t , the millions of doli u:
a. : ga\ om ent bonds io.it b\
' ■ - lid : :.... A. i i' : s .
... a v'.ag •' iinanei... ilitv
i dely, also in the band
-. t:.oaasoio\ s and u iieri
a.. • j ia/ai ..pen it if, tt net
j and ...' Ji s.red.
1
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. ■ bui ding or tt ars, ;■
• ret..... tors ..
■a: .a a ie!l t. lei e w ill i i
, a 1 .:a roa,'tng iio 1.mat one.
1 ion hits its stride af ter in
’1 - Ft I a.l
- < • v ' - t . t i y jv.- > .
I suppose ?
mc> be!
, go a mbor of peo.pio n
. in: >: : ar.d satidact am
i wail b' ng wit.
. . go a.e upon tin
. :a ivi ieh it is appaod
• \
: i do re outmate in then
at a ay be lu't'iied and
dll> .a f:.e ■" uths
' ead.
Just Common Sense
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. . i - a e'O recovered to; -
;nri .:\ a gr »ve no ;
. - <: it .o-o. out '.no money d.
. •; . y good o-.a:.o*.
■ • .> i r.'inne to be.
O. • . - U! A'iso 4 • kot
. Jos ly.ng around ice
• . • _ • , i \ 1; i t • \ -
: Fe a Af iplo ..re a <
i .A " a tiling,
. '. 1 A' > ih i ■ i i a,!: i ■
. a l1 .»
A ... i 'v ■ • \ in a bank vault
t- e ■ v e in" such pnsses>a>ns
■ i pi n <• -mn . >:i
ight most people
■ , _ ■ Ai r, . ..meed of t!ie vis
-V ■ • -
. .An 'a miuluLe th.il
e i ,!ii kn ' .v
ini .v *i * pr a i i *
A A a i ' • ’ na: lo be a lessen
e y one •• .. • near- of this lins
i ‘ : i \ nii-; . e
. a ■ a 1 :orf.me.
: ful ne, we've j -a; 1a;. n< i.
• • i tiie ex-thorn
... Hi.- Imperial H an
\ a ,1 a- F: ..:i2 Josef Or.
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11 a: Sl xi i 7. ’. ;ea I
., I. : a (iast.Ul Pi ns lam ir
; a- i.o r.i me. In a w- a Id
truly big boys by
11;. i v, Clenft and Joe
■ion :,-aem to have a
v ..’..eel
\. 1 ■ i- u1'■ igraphs, tiler.
- TOO z./ly bears ii:
a. I S* , Tl...nk go •dru-s.
' . her the !
'• . s v ::ie planet Venn
.-.i anei-'i on time occasion:
• v Bur a with envy, surely
• 1 the earth!
Jackson Will Be
Able 10 Return
To Court Bench
i Washington, Jan. 17 — (AD —
. Pro de:T Ha; \ * ..n i.-s led an
ler tocia> i >!e Su
( ' e Robe H. Jack—
\ n ;■ osecutor at
. Me \uernb. .4 was mnn*> trial, to
if n ’ ’'-.s C' mtry j:ui leave to
■
i mn es.
. • ter J
i precede aga 1 the seen: i..: y ot
ic- .ii • • ’ c Pasted Shoes miii
!.in ( s' occupational tr. mn.ils and
cm • " to des 4• *!t .1 dt -
}» *\ c ,:t■: o! e » iiK’il, with rcsj>on
' • •
! pi mv ‘.on o. cnarges *c mcit10s
1 : • St* n 1 a
i.u 1 i'M'mi ;vd as < i.-e n..sober
. e i:| Al.iUasv
A Lift For Today
K '. y 1 ' , * y t* me the tem
po .•: t i • • mi that- the S; .: it of
God . — I (
3; I (j,
TO CXMKUSTAM) ; *
i 1 ... 1 ‘ : *:e> w here; n dwelled!
t • :e.e t::e . \ . od
llelp us <» God. to prove to ti e
world tli.it w 1* l'li \ children. are
indeed temples o| the l.ixing God,
tilled with puritv and 1 idiame.
GRAB BAG
One- Minute Test.
1. W t .«• ei ..ue »-! mayhem .'
Words o| \\ isdom
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I i»d.i\ s Horoscope.
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One-Minute IVst \nswers
1 . X ■' IV. civ . -• - ’ . ! ’; m .1 per*
:. ". way
' ■ i to the truth” is
jbi vised.
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ
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ID. As: . e lei t ft.
N<u>n Prices !" <>r
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v 1 ■ - ■.. 311 < ■ ■ * i * -
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M (19 4(5) . 33.(54 33. (.57
Next Assembly May Re
vamp State Highway
Commission
(Continued from l’agc ('no)
tem tends to break i \n s' tea tde
e mtinuifv o| n v< ant u;• a 1 :y
m administration.
Several instanci ed to
-l rate p: esenee o : . • ' ei i u ot
.io i ou~v. Coo >; l ari . v .I,.i not
"bail 1 out" t he aia \ a • i sse-ll
,' ■ u ■ : lie e niiit >•< a v i ,d>
some of tin
and de'ail Intent.il ' ’> p ■> '>■!y
voiced resentnien' a' • g ».iv\ "ed
* it" by (tie govern • Tm 1 a en
■ ularly had ndit t ex
.sts in one di\ :-i < i. ' v: e
sinners a re quick to a ■ • a tod
they •• be • • . ' ' -i
tieism that does a ’ a ■ i ink a;
to them. When n :ei ' >ng -
passable count:'.' i .•• • lo.
local crew fort. e .•i.-wc
th;il the engmet i u ti< ; 'o' a:
H.deigh isn’t 111 i: p! in
Md the loeals a t -<
Not l.nmiiih s.il.iri.
!>' ion co ■ - - do rot
di. i .\ enough e • t i i a •
i:y a og anyth ■ ' ■ to
.. ■■ y w ork. .a ; v • • . • i d.
ad .v.ictical'..' "■ O •
:: i : ■' is done Whet da : .
nswei lies in mo ent a rt
in the eh . a i
'tee at Rah _ . ■' ui w idea
d ' .'ion of atitii. ■ • ■ -n >iit the
ia. - on offices a . a - dit'ti
n-.e e is no diva g, • pim ,;l .
the saint that th< 'esent arrange
’ e ' 'a-tlds Itse’.t t “ r.is iy to n.ich
passing.
To less degree t'-e sinic s >rt of
'.ding preiads in : e e .■! system
There conti g . t cry *c
■ ,s run; aet bia a . o .te a d !o
init jurisdietii S h:A'e
,ai .,d'. .adage in t'■ d c.il m.ts are
a.1 :nty s.ae or ]*•-•. 1 ore.is the
a .vay di is: cis • • isr an ave: -
. go of ten count.ts e.>ca. County
a is ot odne.* i • e-'nsider
. ale * at no: ity ...« r s e maty
- toners ha e no real author
ity v:'a. respect t - ro is.
es. clash in thi g ay admin
i st ra * a. ' the ' io .> deeprr
t T a iv e .1 so
: io .is tad* :i a■ .i i a st r.d.ii m
a " r .sod. . star: i lllr a -
t »f the gem
: . i' i i p .a;.... i ' . -. ,. c a. Oil tills
t and a ..Mr .. a id l • . i e it.
N. C. POLIO CASES
INCREASE STEADILY
,, , , 17
. - m iny c.,- \- •>' ml ' • X-s
■ ■ • • \ ct C i in
Ml 14 ! 1045 i
25 \. n t,* f! 1-. -
... , i V M- V r :: - 14 :*• .1’,
d an • v’ ' o' MM! a.,J n ill the
■ March of Rimes just launch*
el.
F: ■ '.'MR. v.hi n the* f r-1 c
It the Iri i 1 is iso 'ecurroii
M i- Staff da. M fa 19-414. she - i 1.
" 259 <• isa? v on n: . utc.l in this
s* ,v I 1944 1.- \t . or. 1945.
1,009 avre reported, he p inti
and there hr t i-een a nuniiu'i
Marl since I'm n.
T1 c • !i dv !, 156 eases
• ■ , the first 1 . i • I 1 vine
World W:*r I 11 1 pi • id. -. 1
aver. nv.r<> ri' ■. res :lts. she decl.ir
■ • 1, the N/il.e-i ' F-i,nidation f >•
]> . -.- .- id not been or
tani't 1 tn relic a -mm ■ expense in
•'la ■ • • it a i• ■)t .f i:ii- di't iso an l In
irtlu'r : e<a.a a. into the cases a'nd
- emit-.
V\'t \V1 R K\( K 'T s i \Tt .
Coll re St,-dial Raleigh. ,1 n 17.
H S W- v iii-.al • the 1 >i- ■
ill- • a A ; ■ i'I:m F- a'in-iMg it
* *. ■ (' ■ .. an., i ,ca 1 ye-'e.alar
i ! > ft • .a- . -■• .! C
i-'( re.. . ■ a - ■! v i. • la sMi 1'!'. ;r
I-:--; , ■ - e.alist i.n far uia
(•'•linerv.
F.-- • 19::<5 • 1941. Fa LUIS a 1 1.1
, r\ a. I a " a |-'\'c Sic. ee
otton gin spi icd - m hut in 1941
a left the College to enter the
Army.
(.kill DRII.I.S SHORT.
C a ' }! ' . .1. ' . 17. Winiar f - it -
-rac' a t tin' Cnivi- .--tv of
.. C ■■>. i ' • :n-\t Mon
day. M : a - ju-M net-P .ani-uneed b>
Hi a! C .11 C i S11.r • \, -id w 11
ia i a,' a "iir in I r. i■ weeks.
Little Yet Known
Of Stomach Ulcers
B. HERMAN N 8UNDESEN. M D
T11F. cr use of ulcer of the stom
ach and first part of the bowel or
duodenum is still not known. How
ever, it would appear that two
things are ncri-.-ury for the for
mation of such ulcer. First, there
must be death of some of the tis
sues in the lining membrane of the
stomach or bowel and, secondly,
this tissue must be digested by the
pepsin and hydrochloric acid in the
Stomach or gastric juice.
Gastric juice composed of hy
drochloric acid and pepsin is
formed in considerable amount
soon after eating. Normally, there
is only a small amount of gastric
juice in the "empty” stomach and
the lining membrane is protected
by a layer of mucus. The amount
of acid and pepsin formed when
food is eaten will depend on the
type of the food.
More Mucus
Together with the formation of
gastric juice, more mucus is pro
duced, which covers the lining
membrane and protects it against
the hydrochloric acid. The food
eaten also, in a way, helps to pro
tect the stomach against the action
of the acid. For example, protein
foods, such as meat, milk and eggs,
combine with and neutralize tli
hydrochloric acid.
Fats cause a longer lasting se
f : erefon of the gastric juice but in
5 iasscr amount than do the orotoin
foods. Fats aiso cause an increased
secretion c f mucus, and a flowing
back of alkaline pancreatic juice
and of bile from the intestine into
the stomach. The pancreatic juice
and bile exercise a neutralizing,
diluting and protective action in
the stomach. Starches and sugars
do not have any of these proper
ties.
Irregular Eating
Doctor Rudolf Ehrmann of New
York th:• Us that irregular eating
habits and poor nourishment may
be a factor in the development of
ulcer. He thinks that eating large
amounts of coarse vegetables may
overdistend the stomach and make
the lining membrane more vulner
able to attack, as the gastric juice
is not neutralized to any extent by
vegetable food.
These coarse foods may also
directly injure the lining mem
brane which appears, according to
Doctor Ehrmann, to be a good
reason why raw salads, as well as
vegetables, are eaten with some oil
dressing, or other fat which les
sens their irritating effect.
Irregular eating habits also may
cause gastric juice to form at times
other than when food is eaten and
help to cause ulcer. Thus it would
appear important in the preven
tion of ulcer that a proper, well
b.,U. ..j and this, of cour-c,
containing all ci the
necc-cSai y food parts, vitamins and
mineral., be selected, and that
meals bs taken at regular timej.
i
"CAPTAIN OF CASTILE"
DAILY CROSSWORD r-v
ACROSS DOWN* 13 Hinder to '. ■' r:i .• •• j
1 Questions 1. God 14 K» k Rf* ^ ^
5. Move with beauty l>> I urf pic? i gjjgp . gr i .g;
a beating a Malicious 19 S;' •> 5i_- . JB-- 1 .D8|Ld2
motion detraction 22 P. 8?lo 0,g.E l-^ AB(|
9S£°r of property gJJ***"
3'SnSh iOTPSi
11 Hautboy -..i. K’^'R* au|
12 Measure '* 1,1 ' 29 EaR-b- fltlRtaBH
I Heh i 1! ■ ’ot. I 30 Si izes a ith- r>
13 Device tor 5. Back outright Ye.teril.y’. Answer
producing 6. Boundary 52 Craze 3* St i rway
air 7. Birds, as ..-4 Becomes p st
15. Goddess a class aware • »! Mas. uline
(Egypt.) S Punctuation 55 Better T 45 Golf term
17. High imus.) mark 57 Kr> !,•• 4.7 Audience
18 Beap
20. Bird T T p- • -Tr p p r
(Hawaiian) -5 • '
21. High-a iy r*"j"7--77 ‘ 1 r?d
25. River (It) • ,•/ .- V''/,
24 -Strange -;-T“ J-^
25 Sailor / y/y /Ay
27. Cut as “7“- 5i *7^7" , v ns
the1 hair v//,
29. Bast wm i -p7
of a spec, h 7/A '' A
.Drama) --7“^-r~|
31. From P'4 4
33. Most r—■ -“bi—ry —;—r7-T*-” —’7?
excellent “ % • . • 5/^
36 Roman -7—-7—1-—}-•—-b-rfp
pound //, y /
3‘ 1,1,1 -a—j ~~’lTr , —■ 1
39. Uiwr (Scot.) i s'//,
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40. Stoi age 11 ~ u
place 1 Md.)
42 To interpret -by--7“-;-^77
44. Infrequent y '////
46. Sorrows --£ 73 >2
47. An app. al . /A
48. Sea eagle 7*b —--’b’ To
49. Prophet •/, vA/ '///
50. Permits -----'■ 1 ‘ ----
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Y L Z B G Y \V G J P. S J Y \V M P W G 1 Q R G W
C. J LIU M P Z Y S J Z VI V J.
Yesterday's Crvptoquote: IT RATHER OCCURS TO ME THAT
ITS THE COMMONPLACE PEOPLE WHO L'O THINGS—
LEACOCK.
Distributed by Kn., j n Is> ate. Ine.
SALLY'S SALLIES
f • • '
I ——>-,-- 1
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I don’t vant anything too feminine; fir. going to
h< i career woman.
rst I
COLD PRF.PARAT!ONS
I.i(|iii(Hl. T;iMi'ts. ‘vrlvr. \<~< Drops
C aution. I sc* <)nl\ As Dinrtf'd.
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will ]\t ■ sc■ ' • '>:. : >t si■ 1 *.!" i"
' 1 I
1945.
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AUTO
SUPPLIES
COMPLETE
AUTO PARTS SERVICE j
Standard
Motor Parts Co.
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CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER
‘Build* B- tin Building*’
I lluiidlnK. **.ii1 .iiie Roofing »ll<!
(leneiil Repairing |
PHONE 7 I
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COMPLETE PROTECTION
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WIDE NO PAYING POLICIES
CATES INSURANCE
AGENCY
Ilorner Bltltr. Plume 80V j
I
All Forms of Ir.suran
Real Estate Bought & S '
Property Managemei.i
Home Financing
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McCotn Bid*. rhor •
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1
What They
Did In War
|
75TH INFANTRY DIVISION
i Blooded in the Ba'ttle of the Bulge
| Eliminated German resistance be
tween Colmar and 'he Rhine. Hop
ped ac: ss the Rhine, took Witter
mopped up m the north corner c
the Ruhr pocket. On V-E Pay v's
1 at Lueigen, Germany.