Johnson Continues Plea
For Better Pav Bv State
• •
R> l.VW \!>!'! rr.
Dailv liepali ti (tineau
Raleigh. Keb 27 ..i • l\l
Johnson, stale I .,- re; . eontin -
.! Ig 1 i f
local government control to coun
ties ami tow : .. ’ •, • : c.. -. :
pay for white cnll.i v. eke. m
v a t<
An add it ■
at the annual •• •.-.■tin , 1 the \i v.
Bern char :tv i I • .• Tue.-ua.
night emph. :,c ; ::.e-e ’oints. win
he had made m eeeiit nrev ion: •., -
lie appeal am t- The r am except
made1 in increased il eontri
With re-nee'. • ■ i •• I• ■ • -- |e- 1., v.i i
bonds art no.1. . mm. we pope' !•.
the -ta'.• do ■ !
sion, of wham ’he . u- •. eas
chairman. -e» ■ ■ ... . •,.
retu: u ti;.- t id: • ■. •• ■ . ... , ■
Recalling that man;. w P _;o\ e:
ments had been uean'e dm mg vv.ir
v e.t: - : i 'i::: lete mm- , -
men Is. the treasurer x.moi against
.. ", h\ i i.i for public her
o".'. 11::. ot'lutll,". U : loll ninth'
lead to epetitioi ot th< crash tha
same durhy the early .'til's. Lorn
unit need some I ; tiler ., nth>t' 1> li
hold thorn in line on thi- point, lit:
the othn hand tttai.v pet); nttes.
that now flutter le uslative cm let ,da s.
miitltt betle be handled I':- i •unty
,.!td town eonttni-'-toners.
Jol.n ii Ik, - Ik-, ii Ire piently >r>
. . • r
"vet not :n 19tS and observers sec
current public speociies nulica
Iions Ite -s Limitin'. alow that line
!' wa.- tluweloH1 with mow d. tree
o! :e.c it that eapitol squn' •••
io.ni-.O'1 !-.•• tva, the house guest -.f
Me and Alv.-. I) L i [.Sibyl VV.w.i
t New 1' VVitril i rated as sure
'e be . .ndieate !• -r five: nor next
' tn’.e 1 l.o :m\itatiop. t>> a,'.liv>s til"
chamber of eommereo was delivered
■ n.
the tit ested he was trying to
ft John-, a .-tarred early so he
•4 :
I w o 1 ncd ( ha Fires
—»
Setting Fish Traps
yestt relay
She! to*' id''.':. 'Ah: to. wo ' . .oii j.
Edith ( |
six r:
AYCOCK ALL-STARS
DEFEAT MIDDLEBURG
'• ’• ■ - ' . i
nell. nv... ' - Ptv-i
r
re
£ !
3 I
>- !
UJ
U
<
H I I.DiNG I <)l IPMINT
HENDERSON JUNK
COMPANY
Phone 300 AO Winder St. :
Waves Boss Leaves
PREPARED to rosarne her duties ns
president of Wellesley College,
Capt. Mildred .Ac.-\fee Horton, di
re tor of the Navy’s WAVES, i
the Navy log for the last time at
Boston on the day of her discharge
from the service. (I iternational)
I ( T VTHLETH FI ND
G.-t cr.v e. Feb _T I; . ■ : ,r;
omot< bettei athlet . g am.
on tile .... the student body ot
in C ... • .' e vot
ed ' .1 foot n‘ . tsana <■- . -
n t.r.c tor the' ..tn o'..- : ,nd ne ,!.•!
dulla t lent
ties tee paid each C|t;arter by the
c--liege .-‘uden" Tne do titling
■ ■ . ■ ■ ■ ■ .
catnpus mis ye a has ri 'tilted tn n
lllit" 't’d . ' * ' it., i p :tV
:nthle'ti -. . - 1 the iddiliunal funds
were \ t et i ! me'et itt ■ . i y ex
U. S, INCOME
TAX QUIZ
Rv t ft. ROP.FRTSOX
Collector of fntenia! Revenue
i ! .liter - I'1 i tin- is the stv
. ,nt .*! a series ot briet ur
aiut an wor f* "in. h >\v 'a' fill out
tides explaining. in question
•• i- l.li • t.'X 1 ’ U '
1.1 What torn: is r.seil for filing
tax return \ Most • .
, ean choose between tilling
i Withholding Receipts >;
rilling t Form '.040
• a t out a W thh
.... pt , an iet no t.i\ i c
1. n A. This form of return is de
_ ., t,. t.i\ d\ who i iit »i!! oi*
■ .. of theii income from
’• 1 .-40. ,n Lead •!' tut*
... anyont
. S500
■ , i v anvoiu* w!:o had mom
INfo'o n dividends, interest .;nd
. • ... oet to v. ithol ing: aiid
• rents,
m 1040? A.
C i Where a;
.•< i i ’ ' ■ \ ■
are
a .■f"ti - . ..u.,ed
id. a v. . doth
the ns -produce the
• A:.'.' U . . . Ill -
I, ■' ; a i -i in, " Where do
.. u, n.io t;,x return.1
. i. \V Id mg Rt ■ pt has
r. pii ■ • dcinet..ms Wh.v not'*
1 ■ e your With - Ke
eton > . ’ ' , ■ auto
mat!.' a i ii. .va a a cq 1.1 i > about Id
;H-i cent at our inn .... >, ;f \ • u are
. man *i, a lari.n a:a. uut >- 4' de
1040.
Q On the old form of Withhold
ing Receipt, th re was a . pace for
listing exemptions lor myself and
■:y w.fo. nr '.veil r. .mr .:ep.ndents.
V■ e the new form ot Reno;pi
:;:r.v aid; silor listing depetld
,u? A . : implilv am now form.
ision made so that exemp
:.r.- for y... irs.it and wife i unless
• he had in.-ome not siniwu on your
letuini are r,.anted automatically.
U. My wife and I both worked
ia-t yea.a Is it cheaper for us to tile
eparato return-, or a eombmed l'e
Airn .a a. V.’ilhho!'am Receipt'.' A.
ii v r .•omb’nvd income is less
!:• ■?“, ,,. a you. can file a combined
.4 :. . ■ :i y.nir With!: dding Receipt.
: 1 t: .a t'.dlmn >r v.1:!! f is,.a c your
a- - : . An -■ the sepra. ate or com- 1
ned basis, w hicl t method
i j a- ;i the mi.ail.'st tax or
surge.-1 refund.
<■). I woiiicd .'orora! different
4. ■ ■ las: ym.r an I .hr . e a (lift.a - .
nt Roc -o . ! r. m o..eh « ..plover. '
. :• i ii. " them, in ‘ilim; a re- i
i. A Add up your wages from
; ud Id A.i !he last re- 1
p:. ymi i-.uaived. 1) not fill out
'In- tiicr receipt.;, bin. bo sure P.
. t. oij to th: receipt
on did till out.
Are arm . prcinl point;
■■■a., i: ... t’l’.iiy . • t V.'ithhokl
r. iinviri A. \Vl in' clearly, u.ll
r o . t: v c 1 a Ml tint . pplie ; to
■. . v , re to ign your name
n the a r.ture sace. Also be sure
i ei- • i,i -a .i.- -.h wit on the .
•. "I' y>::r rclu: n.
.on...... ! 'art aij.>ut the short
icrni.
Woods Blaze At Kittrell
Climaxes Firemen's Dav
S< ?!it* 125 or 3;* . i iv-' of wood ini
area at Kittrell. .ii the rear of i’ul
'e.’l'' Service station, was Ini m
over last night, firemen and mem
bers ef a railway view Imliting the
fire from D ili uVlmk until aftv
:■ :■might.
. a booster tank, a small In
, ...r fire lighter, which .-may.; water
by hand and brush, firemen sur
rounded Ihe tire ..ml kept it within
that area Fire he.! ,i mbeil even
tile top.; i ! tree- and ! lames v. ert
spreading from tre, l" tree.
This fire elm • tl all all-tiilK
re. "rd ! ealls dm . one day, fire
alls Tuesday
--t them t■ > w.'.uis and grass
fires.
\ field of weed .. 1 grass was'
h: : -nm near the h -me of .J W.
"i-.'iel, ni the (1 n ystime road ye •
aftert mi t J:3i o'clock and
Ini ■ a". : r.uli'ii the fla lies away
from the lii'iiv and no ilania ,c wa
repot ted
,\l i.'i ni !. . k. tinmen were call
ed to .. wends and .... . I'll e iv a
tlu heme of Vi’e'ey Hie dies, hi
North Hen.let ■ >n. and to a Wood,
tile ue... (I A I.ember t'mii
patty. ai the Towns' illc road, at 3:13
. "clock. No damage v ere listed to
cither of the tires.
Gia-s and Weed around the home
■ Tee; Jarrell, al North Henderson,
. .. edit . n i at :: 4:3 o'clock and fire
men kept Ida' "< away from the
hoii e m a ruieping wind.
Idienen were 'ailed to Kittrell a'
I . i o'c'ock when .. waul fire was
huniim nra, the site . ; the later
rail No damage was reported.
Glass and woods on the property
of .i G K ittrell, .a t he '! i iw n ville
: • all. caught lire a' • 30 o't l<K’k. with
no damage reported.
Lung lli Harming the Heart
Br HERMAN N BINDE.'EN, H D.
IN' THE lungs, there are mil
lions of little air >ai s that pass the
oxygen from the air to the blood.
When these air sacs become
stretched or dilated, the condition
is called pulmonary emphysema.
According to Doctors Edgar May
er and Israel Rappaport of Now
York City, this condition is often
the first sign of gradual heart
failure.
They think that the increasing
number of people who are suffer
ing from this condition is due to
flic increasing incidence of heart
disease in the middle-aged popu
lation, as well as to exposure of
modern industrial workers to dust,
vapors and fumes.
X-Ray of Chest
Pulmonary emphysema is diag
nosed by an examination given by
the doctor, together with an X-ray
of the chest. On examination, it is
found that the chest is fixed, that
is. the breathing movements are
restricted. There are also wheezes
and whistling sounds during
breathing. The X-ray will show
certain areas of the lungs which
are overdistended.
As emphysema continues, cough,
shortness of breath, and a bluish
color to the skin known as cyan
osis, develop. During its early
stages, known as the first period,
this disease may go unrecognized
for years. The second period, in
which there is difficulty in breath
ing, as well as some circulatory
failure, may last for from two to
six years. Sooner or later there
may be gradual failure of the
heart, due tn the strain put on it
by the breathing difficulty.
Lung Inspection
In treating pulmonary emphy
! soma, it is important that every
I tiling possible be done to prevent
lung infection. The use of the
J sulfonamide drugs and penicillin
j may be of some help from this
, standpoint. 1’est and breathing
exorcises arc also of help. The
breathing in of oxygen also gives
relief from the symptoms. If there
is heart failure, the use of digi
talis. a drug which slows and
strengthens the heart beat, is of
value.
Of course, it is important that
pulmonary emphysema be recog
nized as early as possible when it
i develops. Regular physical exam
inations of persons who are ex
posed to dust and fumes will lead
to the early detection of this con
dition in these persons, particu
larly if X-rays of the chest are
taken from time to time. Once tiie
condition is known to he present,
treatment as described above for
it should be started without delay
, and everything possible done to
keep it 1'rom progressing.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
H. E. S.: Please tell me if
there is any way I can reduce
the abdomen and hips.
Answer: I have outlined some
suggestions concerning reducing.
If you will send n stamped self
addressed envelope. I shall be glad
to send this material to you. These
instructions will aid you in fol
lowing your physician's advice.
Your name will not be used.
T. M.: Will you please tell me
something about “burning" feet?
Answer: "Ruining" feet may be
due to a number of different con
ditions, such as ringworm, exces
sive perspiration, various skin con
ditions, and certain conditions af
fecting the nerves of the feet.
Daily Dispatch
Offers Coverage
For I .oca I News
Tuesday's issue of The Daily
Hi,patch was an example of the
et verrgo ot the local news liel<l
olicrcl bv Hie paper to il>
readers. In all. there were 3G 1
items of local news for the one
issue, and every Item of news
on 'he inside wrs of local char
acter. Only page one was de
voted to nross wire items. In so
far as its facilities permit. The
Dispatch gives a reasonably
thorough coverage of hoppt-n
inrs of interest in Henderson
and Vance county.
TWO COUPLES OBTAIN
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses to cue white
, eejupip and one colored couole were i
] granted at the register of deeds to- '
lice vesterdav. going to:
Kiibert Cyrus Hellei and Ruth
Elizabeth Knill. white, both of Fred- 1
crick. Md. !
John L Holloway and Rachel E. I
Foster, colored, of Newport News. I
I
I
3 POINTsTn
BUYING ASPIRIN
Millions prefer three point- n ' i 1
Aspirin U) Hiirh quality |
(ill Heal erotiottiy. Always ,|.’ 1
Joseph Aspirin, world'* l.;, .
lily. Save tuoreou 1U0 tahi, i 7' V
A1 —
I'I Conveniently Lf |
. By First National B fl
><aEB»i>
STOP!
AT THE
TEXAS
STAR
TEXACO GAS and OIL
LUBRICATION
WASHING and POLISHING
TIRE SERVICE
Texas Star Service Sta.
■1. L. MI NDY. MANAGER
CORNER ANDREW’S AYE. AND N. GARNETT
v^uiiyriuni.. iwinir features syndicate, me. »w, _ j]
X POWER on MAIN STREET
I 1
On the Main Streets of Carolina towns you will find a
promise of progress. Here you will find men and women
thinking, planning, working in ierms of development and
x betterment of their communities. People who are facina the
* ' \ future with confidence — with ability — and with practical
plans. Plans, and the power which will keep the Carolines
out in front in the parade of Southern progress.
And on Main Street you will find another kind of power
important to the future. Electric power — an abundance of
it, ready now for all needs of business, industry, farm, and
home. Plentiful electric power — dependable and cheap —
supplied by a business-managed, tax-paying company vi
taHy interested in the problems and the progress of aP the
Main Streets in the Carolinas
It is a promise of a bright future.
^CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPAKV)
LAST DA YS
<-A
;-'V
K
ic<f m ■ 7
1 I _\ I’ } \ \ 1
i 1 > * ’ 1
* t
SHOES ' ;
DRASTICALLY , !(
REDUCED FOR « i(
IMMEDIATE REMOVAL j
SPECIAL RACK SPECIAL RACK I
2 Pairs $1 V Pair $1 °° f
SPECIAL RACK ” 7 . 7 I
Values to $7.00 SPECIAL. RACK 1
_***!•»__ Pair $2*97 j
! EXTRA SPECIAL
BEDROOM SHOES rair Sizes! | |
Values to S3.oo Good Styles!
69c Real Values! |
—WEBB’S—
HENDERSON SHOE STORE j
A"
High-toned Sweep
KINSMAN of the Duke of Suther
land and regarded as heir to a vast
British fortune, G. A. S. Leveson
Gower has started in business fop
himself as a chimney sweep at
Bio ugh, England. (International}