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Heuheraon Batty Blapatrlj Established August II. 1911 Published kvitv A Her noun l'.xci'|it Sunday by HENDERSON DISPATCH C O.. INC. 109 Young Strivt 11EX1JY A. DENNIS. Pros and Editor M I. Kl.WH. Siv.-Tioas., I Jus. Mgr. telephones Editorial Oftico ..... 500 ! Business Ot tiros 010 The Henderson Daily Dispatch is a member oi riK- \ ? ? i-i.r.i'.l Press .in-1 AP Feature-'. Southern Newspaper Publishers Assih at inn ami the North Carolina I'us: Association. The Associated I'n- is exclusively out11K-tI t>> n o for republication .ill news di.-pa'.rl;-. eu iiited t< or nr. othei wise i .i i.i'.i ii in liiis p..per. an.', also the lia-al news published therein : All rights ot |>ai>l.i-ati. n -pn . il j (lispatehes her* in a:e :???served. st Bscuir. a>\ t: ens CARRIER DELIVERY in City ot Henderson. l'avab'e to Carr.er or direet to offiee a* -de per Calciula: | Week. Xo monthly or oilier rate is i made. MA1I. SCBSCIM! :T; >NS. Payable n advance. < hie year stis ?'. i; month 33.00, H months $2.0( Per Copy 5c. Kntered at the p. ; of: ee in Mender son. N. C., as second class mail matter. Every man also to whom Clod, hath given rur.o and v. d*.. hath given him power to there of. and to take his portion, and to rejoice in his labor: this is ? i< ? gift i of God.?El-el. .Vl'l More Nonsense Russia's demand for t:. 1 i informa tion about deploy uient or Allied troops ;m<i locution <>i air and sim buses, without the ofter i ness to die uI.;i? ? :? iur uii'o it: . about her own military osl.it.'usu tnent. is so r n;c'--. v. . >v ? ? in :. sense. The complaint ::'ed wit-i th United Nations organization in New York is suspected of being another approach from in. -t. u ..pi it an advantage to the increasingly irrit able Greek situation. The western power.- Would prob ably bo glad to ;;?> as far file So. viet> at any time on almost any . sue. Hut Kiissia \\ ? tif - tlicr- '.it un- . I>. sum their ini.t.:a 1 - with- j out replying in kin 1. it t dure peace , of tiie world rests upon that tin- ' stable basis, it. statu. i> perilous in- , deed. This concc- a it ? ? the Soviot without like courtesy on their part ' ?or even with it?only enables the . Kremlin to make more accurate pre parations for any program it has in mind. It could be ; r ?ve in nnticipa- ' tion of or, tmto. an I failure of the wo-tern allies to ac- , quiesec may only hasten the crisis. Somewhgre. sometime, somehow. . there must in- a showdown with the Russians. We are not so sure but . that there is little to be lost if such | climax were not po.-t.pt ".oil too Ion, An augrax ating a.. ..a t ? the So viet problem Is the arrest by Amer ican intelligence an', runs hi the American occupation z?ne of fifteen Germans eiia.vo i w.'.i v-aton.-.. upon American activities in beli '.f of the Si'l i t . If- (. are guilty, whu-ii wo id - ply involve mnet of f.hc 1! ' :c i:.-ul. ertci>ntj n-.-c :? t en.lly country against another, rime was winn that kind nJuct was very serious. Interna*.:-'! ii , v provide the death peinlty !? it act.- in time of v.*a:. an i p in: .?a.. .n'. ? f 1. i-Xtrenv ? . atut ? . p. Almost daily incidents occur which n ntinue to mli-ii-ny elation with the Russians, Sooner or i .t-- there must and : hall come a defin.' reckoning. Horning In The ur.i< lis continue to harp up on Iho idea of remanding t<> so. corpora!mi. hooks, an I arc now .liv ing it is :???<?? >;11y that they hi ve 1 peek in ord-r t'i bargaining collec tively. In a: iti.'T instance. tin au tomobile union th. .?i.li ii 'd a .-t; i!c. because it month u- ? n. eel now cars for tlumi.-vlve and th'- manu facturer was shipping a largo 1 tec tum of its output tiii.oad. This is a proce:;:; of |v>tnm; in i p: r. business, it seems to us. Although it demand: to see th company's book . th ? union thus fa hti- not i nly refused to let any on ? see its books but i- rather tight lipped about Its finances generally. If the company muld open up. the union could scarcely with n straight face decline to be equally a frank. When employes can ray where u firm can or cannot sell its product, whether at home or abroad, free en terprise ceases to exist. It would seem, to be sure, that any Amer ican manufacturer owes it to th ? people of his own country to meet their requirements and desires first of all. but it is, nevertheless, h'.s prerogative to dispose of bis goods a > he chooses. The fact that workers in the plant make the product would seem not to give them more priority hi the right of purchase than mil bans of other citizens, who in this particular case want automobiles c!so. Encroachments of this character c e gnawing effectively at the free titerprise system, which one day will cease to exist if this process is carried to its logical conclusion. L. How Senators Vote Senator Hoey spoke plainly and 1 imieli to the point in addressing the Charlotte Kiwatus elilb last week about the method employed by "some of the pressure groups" m sinntn.ir lip \otes by congressmen on vaiioii issues they have to p...-s upon from time to time a- members ot the na tional law-making boilv. lie -00 these groups term a seiiato1. - or . representative's vote light 01 wroi. on the basis of whether tiie vote me with tin 11 approval or diil not. No nan ean ,0 to the eleelora . m a eainpamn anil tell his eon- 1 stite.eiits how lie will vole on evorv 1 issue that may ar.se during ins tern: j ot ottiee. He ean take a stall i < 11 matteis vvhieh term the ba.-is of t: : ean p:i:gn itself, but there a'V iiuiiu- - ?us questions that arise from tins time that were not known ahoiit it* thi heat of abttle. It .s marii !est:.v impossible loi any legi-kit. : te? please every individual 01 every group in lus state1 or di tiut As Senator I levy so aptly put 1'. 1 eoiistiuients eannot know all an ;le. ? ! a (|Ue'stion ill ile'lail a well as . | man who -its ill 0:1 debate, hen discussions pro anil ei'ii ami liam 1 of ramificutions and implications. 1 t he" ttt-'st im|xirtan; duty of the 1 voter is lei extend hi- support to 1 1 candidate who is honest, capable. ! intell gent and in every other way equipped, so far as possible, to dis- | : large the- duties of i 11 -ill uli.ee. n! th.i concede to -ueh a ? an the 1. ;li re of . xeici.-mg lus e mvi. lions. Such an official should be one | vho is above reproach ami who . the spoils of office eannot buy. Pressure groups are interested | primarily in their own stakes, oven , at the expense sometimes of tin riglils ot others That is their big | nistakc Hut 11 a system that has a row 11 up in this country 111 the t..-t several ye ars ami has iiov eloped to tin- p. nt win re already is doing serious hat-*i to tin welfare of th ? nation .1- a whole, and will do much : more of thai in the months ami I year.* to conic, it i-oiitinued. Senator Hoey. in . ui imiv:: ? 1:; is i man of high integrity ami eaii ientious roiu let ions. Wo have 11 ? agreed with all m in.- votes since lie- has been in the Senate, but w ? relieve he is thoroughly sincere Ko :!ia! matter, we can think ot no man .vhosc views and actions would a - .1. v- parallel our own ove. a long period ot time on weighty issues tivolving national policy. We adiuiri lis declaration that the voles he . ast ' represented my honest judg ment. and were right according to : v view. and. looking back . ver til 1 record. 1 would not change a mii.-Ic UV like men with convictions nr..! ;.e courage ? -t. nl by tin-m. Set: ? .;-if Hnoy. in <?ni jiuignu n* th ;? lypc "t public official. And In- will : -.live to go haywire to iiitmiteiy j greater extent than occasional d is- | .-ireenient for t>> be willin.: ' repudiate hint or t<> swap hint for I -.inn other .vim would be willit always. or even most of the ' - in vole "right" according to the in-J it r|iret:.t:- n i f pressure group. . ? Cold Shoulder A Washington news item .-.ty? I North Carolina girls are in m Federal government the cold should er bv not going to the capital to cent job- a- stenographer- and tv: i: ts. Civil Service Coninii-.-ion r. ? cords indicate that the State has n filled its quota of available places in these classification-. It - reported the State has been given a quota 01 1.41(1. but is 200 under the :e..i\.mu:r. permitted. Well. North Carolina giri- are not especially to be censure'! for this | refusal. Maybe tnov have heaid t" much iibout the high cost of l.v.i in Washington, or possibly ha-, i been reading of the wild life a reputed dissipation common to n . i > in the capital. Not that every on-- j who goes there has to indulge these activities, but that the "? tut inn exists and 1- strong and li.ai ? to resist. Perhaps our girl- preler .. itiore pleasant life back home Washinglon. after till. ? n >t ail glamor and -ight- ceing. no- all matter of rubbing elbows v. itii big wigs. Most girls and many other who go there do so to earn n liveli hood and it is not so simple to d ? that and still have something leit for social pleasures. Instead of censuring North Car olina girls for staying home, we are rather inclined to commend then:. Too, they may be patriotic enough to realize that already there at-' probably twice as many workers on Federal payrolls as there i- need fo: Wife Preservers FT.)cow. 1 There may bo no hoavcn on earth, hut "SiiK'kcy" thinks absence of wild lire in the wood* would be near to it. Your community, too, can be far more attractive ar.d |iio>|h ron.i if you do your part to pi evenl wdd tires. GRAB BAG (!n?-t|iiiiili' Ton!. IVe-iN "I t\ i? I'.ini. i Today's Ho/os: ope. ty" 1 ... ... ? well liked besides. Yen have trioivl* in severed distinct i 1" radiate vitally, art d mostic and ' loyal, and you ! ?.. v tit -in t . .tv and strength, Th . your birthduy. may bo marked with upsetting ;? on a big argu out. fry t> lie as tranquil us possible Later the ; benefices. Venus and Jupiter, favor you with a doubh dose of ;ood luck -<> use :t Tnv in-n ii < ntet ? S.i y ,t;ir iil> at 12:19 i Ih i ireful bundling ntnehinery intl cutlery, and the eveiuii.: pio- . i lintice to ? '?Mr I<>r tlu (lav. Mint* ?ii tThiisrttc*. I The only time .1 personal lcttcj I should remain uiucsIveI 1 when it : 11 letter <>f lilt >di't ' 1 11. '!n ? .Yiirrle Ye-t \n n-. . .. | 3*. Fear < I : gft plac A Lift For Today You have not. bc< 1 ?; ? y hi do n-? pray. '.Ian.- - 1 :: SAINTS AND SINNEH3 alike without jiskiriy:. receive materia blessings fri.111 (Jo : However, (bid ability to l>!< u. pintu.Hy is do pendent oil e.Nprr ? <;n ol" our life, in prayer. Did nr.* .ii u ,iy "Kvei; ? lie tha* a.-keth I rccivetlr.'" Iletp in. <> Cud. to put pravr first ill our daily schedule that wi may l;e fortified tor tile trmpla I ilons of the day. ANSWERS TO DAILY QUIZ 1. Italy 2. Cataract. 3. Benjamin Franklin. 1. Switzerland. 5. raise. ti. Shakespeare. 7. Great I'.illaln. 8. In cash. 9. Cicero. 10. Larger. Sniokey Says: tiru BeY-kM1T?1(f..,,.::2Z 72 ) THE "BIG TIME" <?0 f L#j DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 ShcKhes tj. A ? lorp-hluc pigment li Flailed ornamental strip 12. table's nest 13. 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Bun ?10 Soothing ointment ?Suliirilav'K An??r? ?11 Voiilod escutcheon ?12 Minus ?i l Fruiting spike of grain ?la Silken fabric (China) ? j1aig|sma|l]b|sj ?ex j_ tmdIo)b|am ?j i a "ebd u e tb nu s e e isemapt l tte l l bljamhle ; lts nidjo^ibhdtd a ajr ebtgj i imppba t wr s|a wbio|t|r|l e hg o v alc 011 |l|b bo mftio mh|t|ltam bfiflstrballielsb 1 5 "* 5 (>-'!}?] ,o i' 71 * In Pil_^Lr_p^ 75 2v "33 *3?;iip T-?mf? Mb vy/J?* "?" ?"? n"rrr#'l I 11 1 P-2 CRYI'TOQPOTE?A cryptogram quotation C K II Y. QKNY J T YGYA-APQQKTD M C A Y J H. I Y J A M JQQ I< C M MPT M JSJX ? SJCCM. Saturday's Crypt oquote: LOVE SELDOM HAUNTS THE BREAST WHERE LEARNING LIES?POPE. Dlsli ibutcd t>y Kiny Features Syndicate. Inc I SALLY'S SALLIES R'?..t-r-d U 5 r.l?ot Of,,, pfctSCRIPTlONsTf ) FILLED &A CAREFULLY F r\\ f\ fe* J V ' f.|f I'll'. K.-v I .? . ? \nc , W.wM irscr\r I "We'll rectify the mistake, Mts'ci if the uatienl is still alive." Diabetic Lite-Preserver By HERMAN N BUNDESEN. M D. MUST people think of diabetes mellitus as a disease of the kid neys. It is not at all, but rather a disease of the metabolism, the process by which the body is main tained. lit order to use sugar, the body must have a substance known as insulin, normally manufactured by the pancreas. In people with diabetes, the pan en as fails to secrete this chemical. W'hi n this happens, sugar appears in the urine and the amount of sugar in the blood is increased. !h fore it was discovered that insulin could be made from the pancreas of certain animals, the man or woman with diabetes was doomed to a miserable life and an early death. I.oncretl Death Kate Today, according to Dr. Her man t). Moscnthal of New York, tile use o f insulin in diabetes lias lower* *i tiie dentil rate to the van ishing point in persons under 35 years of ago, and lias diminished the death rate in those between 35 and in. The fact that there is an increased mortality from diabetes in those over 05 means only that diabetic patients now are living longer, and not that modern treat ment has been a failure. In treating diabetes, it is neces sary to keep the amount of sugar in the blood at the proper level without producing hypoglycemia, or too little sugar in the blood. This can be doi.e by adapting the dosage of insulin to the patient's ne* .is and comforts rather than by modifying the diet. Thorn are a number of dilfcrent varieties of insulin which can he used. The plain or unmodified in. sulin will lower the blood sugar for about four hours. Cllobin in sulin with zinc and protamine zinc insulin have an action which per sists for 24 hours or more. Mixtures of both types may be employed. The proportion of each depends on when the injection is to be given and on the blood sugar level at the time the injection is employed. It is not possible in all cases to keep the blood sugar at the normal level. However. Dr. Mosenthal be lieves that early eases of diabetes may he cured with prompt and thorough treatment, particularly in children or in overweight per sons in which the diabetes has come from the excessive use of j sugars or in which the symptoms are due to the flaring up of chronic diabetes. I In most instances, the patient is permitted to have a slight eleva tion of the blood sugar from time to time, because by so doing hypo glycemia will not occur. This type of control is satisfactory in pa tients who have had diabetes for a long period of time. in severe emergencies, it may even lie advisable to allow the blood sugar to remain at a high level by giving plenty of sugar in the diet. This is done to prevent reactions and to make sure that the patient is using sufficient tood material to keep the tissues from being damaged. Of course, diabetes should al ways he treated by a physician. He will decide iii each instance the type of diet to employ as well a* tiie kind of insulin to use r -s M NY Arc Iiiiiippcd To (io Anywhere ^ To I)o Any Kind Of M Electric or Acetylene d [ WELDING ' ?< MACHINE WORK & FORGING [] ^ FAIIM AM) KAWMIEE EQVIl'MKNT KH'AIRED M ^ I. AWN MOWERS REI'AIREI) H M Truck Chassis, Drive Shafts Lengthened M L All Work Guaranteed M [< Reliable Welding & Machine Works" L4 Day Rhone O. D. IIo.vlc Niulit I'linnc ^ 111!-.! Foreman 255-.I M Sj h xXTTTTTTTTTXTTTTTTXTTXTXTT2 Now For The Latest! DDT WALL PAPER Is No Longer An Experiment DDT wall paper is actually here ancl wc are ready to put it on your ceilings at a slight in crease in cost. This paper has proven to be ef fective in killing flies and insects for more than two years after installation. WE LEAD -- OTHERS FOLLOW We have new wall paper sample books showing the newest patterns. Yours for prompt service. W. W. and R. H. WHITE Phone 411 ? Henderson, N. C. 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