Jiruitrrson
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Established August 12. 1914
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HENKY A i . NMs. Pres. and Editor
M L. l-'l.Nt 11. Sec 1 re..s.. Hus. Mgr
n LEJ’HONES
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The H y Dispatch is a
m,■ ■ - it J t less and
AP Featu u*n N ■. pel
F. the North
Cat "'.ill i P- > ' a 'e ation.
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I-. . tor rc icatioi
all i s d to or
not olherv*
an.! news pu hshed
then a A . t.giLs : [ .. UcaUon of
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8' IV -
- . B8< i; 1 i MON R n I» S
CAL- IV in City ai
Head- a. ■ ' to C trier or
direct t e a e . let dai
Week A a or other tale is
trade.
MAIL S'. : NS. Payable in
gdvan e 1 vf. $t , six months
5c
trite: -a < Hen .er
•on, l matter
Is. It Worth it?
• ■ j’l • —
p m ' n SO.l
was . The nubia
i: hi:ee bur. tre>i
m tluu is not so
■ tne.' halt billion
; :.e i i p expen
t.uv basis for
: :i negia the* lat- :
■: the wide open I
::e Mai -
The : ■ * ' ' ’1 .• • ;e■' ■ vessels
grouped ; get::-. tor the atomic1
1 la.-i. ami Pie ...me.' Pieir vane’;.. ,
the ; ■..v u.b pc the knowledge:
.■ P u Pu
le1'.- i : p - ..illy wen'sui.
"" e-s. ip •we', or. i; it is
: - ■ ■ • drov, at last offer
up u pu■ - Pm id they are all
suekeu up almost into hundred ships i
: including some batlle
situ u. : can mrs. h- the test
wort ... - ecula
p .. - - . ni '.L-. t'd (lernr.m
tot t
be used for this purpose.
ip: ti:.,- t-x
! t; . ■■ • -aid be made
- possible the
f rue ■ ; uP'i energy released, ai
ed might ulti
u.and;. • Pi-- o n-.i.nv between
i nr -a!-, u. -- ’hysieally and na
tion.. by .u dest ruction, in
I:. - .... i some fu
ture ear Id it ust the sacrifice be
so ci i and :ould not the same
r
b-uri-'y -mailer scale.'
It . , that this government.
\vi.. • - : te.•. ii: 1 i:i>n dollars m
’he ;i!".i bomb, can well :
aft’or ’ •• .. y .it the altar another
had a n. it- efit-eli. eness I
!••!’• • . : a uptherti> untried
1 -cut within reason
!'i"l if it del--,
< ): - • ■ \ ‘:c/.
• ■ ■ . ■ ■ ■ :>ring the
... e ..eatest dis
■ 11 any
■ - has ever
■ tie ex peri
Reaching To The Moon
G..\. . ■ . elitists — .so they
say. on.i :hoy ■ u.;ht to know—have
(•..lit., 'v i I in* i... •i.n with radar
ware . m.i thus avltieved a goal men
h< ht tl the ages Al
ready talk of an 1 *xpedition
to tii-- ' ", ir body not so many years
hence in sear h oi facts about the
universe that nave challenged the
inquisitive mind of man since first
the st tdy ot astronomy was begun
thousands of years ago.
There is conjecture, too. that radar
wares that can reach the planet
Mars, come thirty million miles dis
tant. as compared with a mere 240,
001) miles to the moon. Scientific
speculation for centuries has been
that no life exists on the moon, but
it is theorized that on Mars sonic
form of living goes on.
This new discovery of radar is an
outgrowth of the war, and furnishes
proof that great upheavals like the
recent mighty conflict, while leav
k
.. . -. - •'eth?* • ‘ "c *
,m some cornnensn! n a’.*4. mak?
'.■me run:: but. u : e -enei.t'.
• wled ma v
thus arc • u ri the
* -: it since eons bets seer .e > e* to l"
bevond tl'e control <■: i e ra. > it is
well that there should be g.i nt
1 . : kind to radiate fro;’i tiiem.
iladm was me :hi most valu
! mde developments dr orable w Ibe
: \ I Lied cause The Germans kne w
extei
noth: :g like the extent to wh , It -t
was earned by the Arne .ear ..a,!
\- W. ’ eel S
. lu.eii to admit of hdherto ; nheardot
and imdreanied r’ira. ies of coin*
i .intention on this planet ami c\e-i
to worlds thus far urkmiwn t > m
1 .driants of the earth
Diset-very of raoa; and of atom..
energy will forever land to marl'
mileposts of progress ir human ett
'ear or Th.e> need •• lie : -t r .
i: cuts solely of uestrai tioii. liideea
they should and one wai uare Le
deve will make the.:' f.m-t ■■■•ntrib i
l:on jM promoting lastn i'eace.
Inventors of the mrp’n .e iiovvi
• • i.et e Halt .1 w ".i i IV a till
■. ea] on : nisery estru
: : • it has !; was applied i >y v h
■ e aggressors and the
the late \var. But ts iroatexl erviei
■o humanity lie- ahead It has beer
■ : o extensively dcselopi i am: el
ected under the necessity am •
-; -i ■[' :v liu.l w. - is.::', e . el V Wa
ill peace or w ■ il nave permioa
! evades 1 ! \i • i! e .....
ii v. -'Vi r. a- ..pp ■ lati ill: i . .
die reset .da n ;i . : ..nr.-me;
r. war doe.- nut offset the havoc
v- r. ;;1:.
thes
::: t.m . i use .'affix -
mg. the hour now a..- arrived ox
'da- dll y i mrd '. :. ; - a:: ,.t:: id,
ol vvdavii they are capable m peace
will'll tile mads atic: en-'isaes u n ■ a
. 1 o , a" -11*.: to '"o’.'*1 o :i - It's
a* v-crie • war :m.y :r me ' **.*:: i * I u*
I
Is Peace Near?
A give*' u; but a uu:i F r • a:.
thi
.
. k first break |
trife which for
tightening its Grande:.' >.-A upon :}.
fe of the
be the begi :
■1 ’. .: 1 ... /■ be 1 llowc hort
:.v by peace bet'Ace:. oii.;-(•!' el.
ami labor in ■ »ther : .elm.
tiiv home front liie tommy e\~
• . ths
lenin to,
F i rst tht . •
trow:, to go.. i ei.rt:. villi it en
Th<
the meal packing a:.,; w * art
• ■ efy 1
■ - ; • ■. that
ily patriotically trik
the -.vventniiiil, agreed to rctn.n '
their jobs, rile radn i li un; . . :
the carriers consented to aid itratu
of their dispute, ami :t.ij■.*- ....
... I Chrysler got elhet
their workers.
’Hus leaves tin.- biggest smartim.
sore spots m the pH -ore ;is tr.e (
end Motors and ,-tcel coiilnne;' .1
! i i . e are ;;":gei'i 1 as smaller d.s)>-.!••
that torn . tin .
*yy. bot tnosc ui\i. .-r v.'iti p*. 11 ■;i
11. the meantime v* iormula .-nail b.
t'>u!t•:l to a\ uid Moppa.;e- <»! v\ < *x •.
a.n 1 engendering of ammo.-i* ie-.
The n.ere pe-ycholo^y of the prej
• t tion . . ^t■ • hop*
that the current dispute.' are about
to be solved. Peace may be 1 tea re.
titan is generally supposed. Kvca
though John Lewis, clothed with
greater power and prestige than eve.
bv reason of his affiliation with the
AFL—though lie had plenty before
j —rises again in the spring to de
! maud still higher pay for the miners.
I there may come a brief breathing
; pell.
What the country would like to
see. however, would be establish
ment of machinery to prevent these
labor - management upheavals, in
j which labor leaders may be, and we
suspect are, maneuvering for per
sonal advantage over rivals or con
temporaries. The public is the great
est sufferer and the greatest loser In
the long run. Production stoppage,
have become so commonplace in
American industry that it is rtext to
impossible to plan not. only for ex
pansion but even to be certain of
i .f - r a? r.OVi,’,"l'’T t!.
ceri
i T' .t*.i >.; it' i | •<: vr.tv .* he id bae ;
e tha e . I
I la* \\i!i ami » n other ua»i>ion<. ha.
i t : a. « • ,!s ability to create and
4.1 49 £.44;
One Minute i V-I.
mv . ,, , .; ,
\\ .n ils 1 t \\ isilm.i
Hulls mi 1 ti.iui’tli'.
-• ; ii ■ ■ ■ • •» i re the cn lu .but
loiia> - Horos tin1.
One- 'I ill lie IV t \nsu el ..
A da a set
A Lift For Today
WHY ARK WE tiu.ni, i rotor.
Our Father, banish fear Irum om
minds and help us to l ish deep lor
the souls of men,
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ
1 year, inles i ,, he
- L.ui.u Island
Aririei A. Cir myi-a- ‘Soviet
ti. Bt n lam in Frat kin:
I.aMr id: ..
9. Hal.'t..\
Near Third
Of Trials
On Liquor
TwuMy-ci.cht cf 76 ic fondant
r ed in Vance recorder'^ court last \
' :n .’..ce < in;yrti with some form
■: r’.i m “j the la’.vs a-.ainst pro- i
mmlvn. acceding to the monthly j
• opor: l evy of E. l». Faiktier, .-u
orior i -art clerk. Eighteen oi the '
- : were cited for public drunken
CSSl
hi . .: • li nken iriving.
Elevee were charged with operat
a n.oto: \e;... e w thout propc:
. cu.m aim cltr.ce. with reckic^
< 1
r :i-sup|1 <rl a:, i die with false pre
tense.
c.e while men and w a white
.< ty-s<
mi an i tv. • - ca>1oied w»i.c ei:
b li;. t-two iieielicitni•- pvnv.i fmes
N o 1 be p ros (
oven an-1 ten were a tiudgeti n •
Unity.
Total fines amounted to ;mtia aim,
fees were Sa'lMJ. a total -l jS76J
All-Star Girls
Lose 1 o Carolina
B\ Score ofA4-18
I Henderson All Star girls lost to a
faster University of North Carolina
girls team by a score of 34-Id in i
game Saturday night at the Wo
man’s gymnasium at Chapel Hill.
The Carolina sextet took an early
lead and did not allow the Hender
son tpom to get ahead during any
period of the game. Half-time score
was 20-12.
Frances Polston was high scorer
for the local lasses, with seven
do inis. .Jean Dixon put six points
ihrough the hoop and Minnie
Hn"hes scored five points.
Viola Hovle and Joyce Fowler
tied as top scorers for Carolina, with
12 points each.
A return game with the Chapel
Hill varsity has been scheduled for
playing on the local court.
SI.500 For
Dimes Drive
Is lleeeived
Sivy rVrcent Of
vi.j.J is Attained
la IS 16 Campaign
Vpjpcai i or
ll 9f I rr
(lO^g >HtU i O
£
S ^ 8 3 iS
I s i m I n 11 # * i
I i $ II V >i j| O ! !• * f .*
: -e. .iiule;• \’. < ; \ t..' !*. • the
Drive For
Clothes Is
Ended Here
1 !:>v, which ended
received.
1 he* c.»d!; to bo \.a >\eu ;.i. i
|Uj,p
.\ la rev of a n ■ ies n;. i
been turned ;n .c the lire Math c.
these were .. i i to til .• . •■eh r .
TWO LOCAL MEN JOIN
NAVY DURING WEEK
T I H. ■ ;i, u u ,.n ... .....
I i ■ •
an ,1. K. F’. ' L’a
■ ' n . • . I ’ ; C' i: ( nil :'n 1 t . •; i‘gO
Chestnut
\ ■ . . , .
' ' cent vimee • i
■ ' < U1 : • t ■ I. ; ; V .
>' '*Tii . i LUG.. • x;*hcd; • ' V
' ncl
PENNEY ASSISTANT
IS SENT TO ELKIN
1 yds F as :. tt. ■ : ,,,;
ages of the J. C Pennev Company
>toiv hero, l a- been transterred to
tin' Elkin stun' amt will take up hi •
1! t’: - a a tanl mana jer there on
February !.
C y" has been at the local tore
Septet, be- 1. 19 J3, when h»
an here >n Oxford. Grigg toda;
iNj'n-. I appreciation for t ii e
friendliness ■ i the townspeople and
for them patronage during his rtav
here.
BRITAIN AND EGYPT
REACH AGREEMENT
1 ..nrlon, Jan. 28—(AP)—The Brit
ish Gi wet nieent was reported today
to h. . i ottered to negotiate with
Egypt for settlement ot her demands
for t !! imi pendenee and tiie eva
■ ; ation ot British trooops from
Egyptian territory.
Disc'u sore of the British action
followed an announcement that
Egypt would not carry Iter demand
before the United Nations.
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