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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

oLDsMoB1LE 1897 coupe; the thrifty six
cylinder motor has been completely checked
ventilation; hydraulic brakes; automatic
choke; other safety features; color. black
Duiat-in Dina. radio the overall condition will
ssuua:anteed: easy terms. steusrt Motors.
Hth and n y. ave NV. Natl. 5000. Open
OLDSMoBILE 1897 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; original black finish. practically
anteed; $1335O down balance is months
Stsuart MOTORS, 3rd and H SITS. ne. At
OLDSM0BILE 1887 sport coupe; radio and
neater low r1ileaRe by one careful owner:
eir IN ss1 VIII Way svf yHH 70
St46. ARCADE PONTIAC. I419 Irving st.
NV Adams Ob76.
OtDSM0BHE 1887 door touring sedan:
this perfect-performing car will satisfy the
ds edue.d to s55 Weh IS u aneey
mparkst panist. PACKARD gath and N SITS. NV.
OLDSMOBILE 1885 4-door touring sedan;
economical S-cylinder motor that's in the
Tado and yety ood v tires ns clean
NV. Hobart 6i4o. ~ ' " '''
OLDSMOBILE 1885 2-door touring sedan;
economical 6-cylinder sedan, beautiful
csScaae blue dnish, motor and rubber ex-
MCKEE Esias eENrR ef ssss fSF scshsn sa
ave NV. Wisconsin 5000.
PACKARD 1888 5-pass.. 4-dr. touring
sedan. 12o-B. large trunk, black paint.
Rado sSa sSGd hesr ssss and We sPsV hsV.
Ear cs1to sSet eaa.e sns cs ssas SaafaSSy ].
Natl 1900 Open evenings. closed Sundays
PACKARD 1897 6-cyl 2-dr touring sedan;
eelStenlng 1et-black finish. immaculate in
ownar oerror excellent motor and tires; one
PhGkARD' 6i4g' oath and N sts. NV. Republic
PACKARD 1887 6-cylinder 4-door sedan;
orlglnal finish like new: motor thoroughly
interior excellent. Yomr opportunity CT" to
own and drive a PACKARD Tor only only, $50
gown gown and balance to suit you Mckee
Ssrn service Center. 22nd and N sts. NV Met.
PACKARD 1895 model "l2O' 2-door tour
ing sedan; paint, tires. motor and general
condition far above the average: low in
eENrss efa aas a5ss a5Ss Wseoasn sodsy
ave NV. Wisconsin 5000
PACKARD 1887 "l2O-C' 4-dr. touring Sc
dan: driven carefully by one owner: very
Low iaw mileage; spotless inside and out, tires
s4th and N SITS NV Republic 1IaH'D' o1e5.
pASRARp fsas 1895 "l2o-B' 4-dr. touring
seaahh: this ms -, beautiful, perfect-performing
aneeG ane yl 10 Rys s .e5yce r.
ana sts. NV. Republic O145.
PACKARD convertible coupe, 1885; black,
Perfect IN every way. Russell Motor Co,
I9l Bait. blvd. Colmar Manor. Nd. See
Ierrett. Phone Greenwood 3317
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CHEVROLET 1898 master de luxe town
sedan; It's appearance and general condition
look like ii never left the showroom; very
low mileage; driven carefully by one Cwner;
price reduced TO $3.50, which is $50 under
market; trade and terms. PACKARD
24th and SITS NV Republic ol4h
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1895 4-door sedan, 6-cylinder;
original green finish is perfect, upholstery
clean and shows no wear; fine tires and it
1928 Goth st. NV Dist. DIAL
PONTIAC 1888 de luxe coach; 8 wheels. 2
side mountings: original black finish:
driver Just $1,000 miles by embassy at
tache original owner traded in immaculate
conditions; runs beautifully; good rubber;
compare 1t anywhere: $3.50: easy terms;
guaranteed. Pohanka Service, 1925 Goth
st. r.w. Dist. DIAL
PONTIAC 1887 6-cylinder coupe jet-black
nnish shines like new. motor and interior
excellent, 5 very good tires. splendid car
for business or pleasure; reduced to S4g5
MCKEE SERVICE CENTER, 665S Wisconsin
ave. NV. Wisconsin $3.50.
PONTIAC 1887 4-door touring sedan built
In trunk, low mileage; $3.50. 45O5 Lee
highway, Arlington. Oxford 0374.
sTUDEBAKER 1898 Commander coupe;
very sporty and attractive car in new-car
condition mechanically and in appearance;
your opportunity to own and drive this
practically new car for only $3.50 down
and balance to suit you. MCKEE SERVICE
CENTER, 22nd and N SITS. NV. Met O40O.
W!LLYS 1887 touring sedan: an economi-
cal car to own. exceptional gas mileage:
driven but few thousand miles completely
reconditioned. good tires, finish AL condi-
tion; yours for only SIS cash. Sl971 mo.
Addison Chevrolet Sales. 1437 Irving st.
NV Adams 5411
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FORD 1885 sport coupe: black finish with
red trim. tires retain most of their original
tread. motor has been completely over
hauled Should YOU be interested in this
type car. We urge you to inspect this beauty:
only SD cash and ST. 50 mo ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES. 1897 Irving st, NV
Adams 54I1 " '
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CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe town sedan; a
real beautiful car in perfect condition
throughout; formerly owned by careful lady
driver who treated car like a baby: buiit-in
trunk Honestly Priced at $500 Your 3s
or earlier model in trade money-saving
terms, mo. pmtS. to meet your budget
Owens MOTOR Co. H.Ho3 Ga ave
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CHEVROLET 1888 2-door touring sedan:
radio and heater, low mileage; your op-
portunity to own and drive this unusual.
hne CHEVROLET at a new low price of
S525; fully guaranteed Williams g.
Baker 2sl9 NJ st. NV. Hobart 6I4o
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FORD 1898 de luxe Tudor built-in radio:
perfect factory finish interior spotiess. an
exceptionally fine car; Blue Ribbon guar
sntee; liberal trade: easy terms Triangle
Motors l40l R. l ave. ne. Decatur 6309
FORD 1885 Tudor; radio and heater, orig
inal owner low mileage, excellent condi-
ton; Terms: Cash. Randolph S015 after
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CHEVROLET 1896 coupe: real saving for
couple or BUSINESSMAN. perfect condition.
gun tai tnish; 500 SULLIVAN CHEW
SS}II 6SOLEI' 400 New York ave. NV. Met.
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good motor and tires; value hard to beat
Tor SO. SULLIVAN CHEVROLET, AGO
New York ave. NV. Met nSlI
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CHRYSLER 1895 4-door touring sedan;
original beautiful black finish, white SIDE
Tal tires; perfect in every detail: priced
IlEHt 70 sell; positive value; liberal trade:
by terms Mr.. Shockey only PAUL
ShOe., 90 Wisconsin. Woodley o16I.
CHRYSLER 1897 Royal door sedan; frSt-
Sass Sass mechanical condition; tires paint.
GGpnoIs'ers eood condition: bargain price:
SISeh nv promlnent physician. deceased
Ian Ian be seen at 1920 NJ ST. Terms. No
Evening star., 1939-08-18

FORD 1886 de luxe Fordor convertible
sedan radio, heater. white sidewall tires,
perfect mechanically; fully guaranteed;
$50 down. balance Is months Steuart
Motors, Bird and H sts. ne Atlantic $500.
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FORD 1882 cabrioet: beautiful finish Ave
sooo tireS Just the car for that school boy
down pm l., mo. pmts. to suit you, all on
money-savmg terms. Owens Motor Co.,
6:IH3 Ga ave
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FORD 1885 touring car; perfect me
chanlcal condition throughout; excellent
top and tires. sacrifice: Sl95: trade and
terms, Acme Motor Sales. 13l1l2 14th
st. NV. los
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CHEVROLET 1886 business coupe: ideal for
salesman or commercial traveller. large
!usgage space, turret-type body. hydraulic
brakes: black finish in excellent condition;
son-Chevrolet Sales. l431 Irving St NV
Adams S4f1
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CHRYSLER 1885 4-door trunk sedan: the
less inside; fine tires and il runs perfectIv.
Will give someone many miles of good
service; S3l5. Pohanka Service, ll26 20th
St NV Dist al4J -' ~''ii
Evening star., 1939-08-18

FORD 1898 de luxe Tudor sedan: original
pIack baked enamel finish appears new:
upholstery clean and shows no wear; little
drlven and in perfect mechanical con-
ulton; tires good for thousands of miles.
Iamllv car: 800; guaranteed easy terms
Steuart Motors. 9th and N Y ave NV,
Natl. 5000 Open evenings
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FORD 1897 "s5'' Tudor, original gray fin
iSh without a. mar. faultless mechanical
condition. excellent tires; Blue Ribbon guar
antee; S125 down Triangle Motors. l40l
Rhode Island ave n Decatur 6a0n
Evening star., 1939-08-18

FORD 1895 de luxe Cabriolet attractive
maroon sports finish excellent TOD and
tires; rumble seat leather upholstery best
mechanical order; ideal for the top-down
season al hand and PRACTICAL in any
Waather: S3S5; guaranteed; easy terms
Steuart Motors. 9Th and NJ Y ave- NV
Natl. 1000. Omen evenings
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FORD 1899 Tudor de luxe; 1900 miles;
4:3O pm. 1914 KenilWorth ave ne
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FORD 1887 coupe; model S.; attractive
plue color new appearance and faultless
performance: Immaculate throughout; 5
very good tires; bullt-in radio; S3S5: guar
anteed; easy terms. Steuart Motors, 9th
and N Y. ave. NV. Natl 5000. Open
evenings
Evening star., 1939-08-18
HILL & TIBBITTS
FORD 1897 go" Coupe

One-owner car that is hard to tell
it is used car; all-steel body,
finish, original Ford enamel black,
interior OF cord upholstery, safety
glass throughout. power and econ
orny OF the motor and ease of
driving will make you want &2So
this car on siDht YSS\
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Chevrolet 1898 Cow. Coupe

Fisher body with no-draft ventila-
ton. low mileage; one owner;
smooth, efficient motor: very at
tractiVe car: specially reduced to
sell Immediately: your present car
may be the down payment; will
arrange balance to suit &54o
NnI QSI(
Evening star., 1939-08-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1895 town sedan; bargain.
VIII transfer payments Nolan Finance Co.,
Evening star., 1939-08-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor. dual equipment
throughout. original black finish. fne tires,
upholstery: carefully reconditioned Blue
Ribbon guarantee. SbS down. Triangle
Motors 140l Rhode Island ave. ne. De-
catur 1902.
FORD lQ22 Tudor trunk. anad naint and
Evening star., 1939-08-18
Packard 1896 4Door Sedan

De luxe Job with we'll Tenders.
Equipped with radio. Its power
full. lifetime motor performs per
fectly. Tires like new, original
finish. Best deal in town &Ao7
M Ieo1,,
Evening star., 1939-08-18

DODGE 1887 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; radio and heater, beautiful black
with tailored seat covers; a car that is in
excellent condition throughout Call us for
Crawford, 1929 Champlain st. NV. Col.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
ShowdownIs
ToCorne0 On
Wednesday
Neutrality Bill Dis
tasteful to Administra-
ton | S Passed i n
House; Record Fund
Available for Assist
ance to Agriculture

Washington, June l. -(AP)-A
rip-rOaring Senate Republican fill
buster swept away President Roose-
Velts dollar devaluation powers ear
ly today, but Democratic leaders OBJ
tanned an agreement for a showdown
vote Wednesday on restoring them.
Over in the House, at another late
night session, a rebellious bloc of
Republicans and Democrats had
passed a short time previously neu-
trality bill diStasteful to the admin
iStratiOn.
The stunning double defeat, per-
haps only temporary on the money
issue, threw administration forces in
to a state of beWilderment They pre-
dicted ultimate victory on the de-
valuation question, but were highly
doubtful that repeal Of the arms en-
barge asked by the President could
be passed this session, in view of
the 200 to 1873 House vote to con-
tinue a modified ban on arms Ship
ments.
Adjournment in mid-July was
widely predicted.
The Presidents authority to de-
value the dollar further and to main
tain $2,000,000,O00 exchange stab
ilization fund expired at midnight.
Republicans, aided by a lone Dem
ocrat, Tydings, Of Maryland, talked
to death a Senate-House conference
agreement extending them two years,
and pegging the price for domestic
silver at 71.01 cents an ounce.
The talk marathon continued,
however, and Democratic leaders fl
nally obtained an agreement to vote
by p. m. Wednesday on the con-
ference report. The Senate adjourn
ed at 1853 a. m.
Other developments:
Armed with a $1,194, 498,633 ap-
Continued on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
Japanese Are
'Incensed' By
British Stand

Shanghai, July 1.-(AP)-Domei
Japanese news agency said today
that Japanese officials on Kulangsu
island, international settlement of
Annoy, were "incensed by the arrog-
ant attitude" of British officers and
were considering independent &C
tion."
What that action would be was not
disclosed, but some quarters express
ed belief it might involve the land
ing of additional japanese bluejack-
cts or complete encirclement of the
island by japanese warships, cutting
off all traffic.
Forty-two Japanese bluejackets
landed on Kalangsu May IL, and a
blockade was enforced later to force
Japanese demands for greater rep
reservation in the municipal council,
governing body of the international
settlement.
(The United States, Britain and
France landed forces, each OF which
equalled Japan's AZ mem.
Domei said Japanese authorities at
Annoy accused the British of Stub
bornly resisting just japanese de-
mands," and of ignoring the concil-
iatory attitude of other foreigners In
the international settlement.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
Secretary o f State
Backs Up Administra-
tons Bill Beaten In
House Friday Night;
Saws Present Measure
Menace to Peace

Washington, July 1.-(AP)- A
new demand for repeal of the man
datOry embargo on arms shipments
in the interest Of world peace was
Secretary Hull's reply today to ac-
ton by a rebellious House in tearing
apart the administrations neutrality
bill.
Failure of the repeal proposal, the
secretary of state said in a statement
was ga matter of regret and diSap-
pointment from the standpoint of
peace and the best interests of this
country in it's international rela-
TONS"
Referring pointedly to European
tension, Hull said he. must continue
to urge the embargo repeal be sub
mitted to chairmen Of Senate and
House foreign committees May 27.
This proposal, he said, was mot only
best calculated to keep this nation
out of war in the event war comes,
but also, what is all important at
this time, best calculated to make a
far greater contribution than could
the present law or its equivalent to-
ward the encouragement of the out
break of war;"
The House revolt, led by Repub-
lican critics Of the administrations
proposal, wrote into the neutrality
bill provision that EARNS and am
munition" should be embargoed in
event of war.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
Eden And Churchill
May Be Taken Into
Cabinet Of Britain
Action by Chamber
lain Expected as Gest-
ure To Show Germany
Britain Is Ready To
Use Force; Both Crit
les of Chamberlain

London, July 1.-(AP)- Prime
Minister Chamberlain today was re-
ported considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of taking Anthony Eden and Wins
ton Churchill into his cabinet to put
weight behind Great Britain's warn
ings to Germany to keep her hands
off Danzig
Reconstruction Of the government,
which several political commenta-
tors said was likely to come soon,
was described as part of Britain s
concerted barrage to convince Reich
fuerher Hitler that Britain means
what she says about meeting force
with force
One political writer said fatty that
the prime minister shortly would
bring Churchill and Eden into the
government as a gesture of the
strength of Britain's opposition to
any use of force
Churchill, World War first lord of
the admiralty, had been a constant
critic of Chamberlain's policy OF
cancellation. Eden, Chamberlain
first foreign secretary, resigned from
the government in February, 1888
in opposition to the attempts of the
prime minister then to deal with
dictators
Both Churchill and Eden have
been repeated targets of Nazi press
attacks, and both now are staunch
supporters of Britain's policy OF
building up defensive mutual assist
ance alliances
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
Hoey Won't
Stop Death
Of 3 Killers

Raleigh, July 1.-(AP)-Governor
H9ey announced today he would not
intervene for three men sentenced to
be executed Friday for murders, but
ne granted 60-day reprieves to two
others.
Reprieved was James Goodwin, con
vlcted in Guilford of the murder Of
Donald Moss. Thomas Turner and
I. J. Gold, High Point lawyers re-
presenting Goodwin, conferred with
Paroles Commissioner Edwin Gill
this morning and asked for time in
which to complete compilation of
new natter.
Also reprieved was James Cureton,
Negro, sentenced in Forsyth in the
murder of Melvin Nesbitt. Cureton's
lawyers have prepared new appeal
to superior court, Governor Hoey
SAID, causing him to intervene with
a stay of execution after he said
he would not.
The men who now apparently will
'be executed Friday are Alfred Caper
and Bricey Hammonds, both convict
ed IN Robeson county, and James
CONTINUED on Page FOurl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
Germans Are
Departing
From Poland

Free City of Danzig, July l.
(AP)-The arrival of several dozen
refugees from Poland" was the only
stir today in Danzig, whose officials
took a holiday on hot weekend,
while foreign circles talked of pos
sible German or Polish action over
the free city, which might upset Eu-
pean peace.
The arriving Germans were large
ly industrial workers, who reported
to Danzig authorities they left Po-
land because working and social con-
ditions for Germans there were be-
coming increasingly difficult They
charged that in border regions Ger
man religious services were being
broken up and the cultural organiza-
tons were being banned.
Some spoke of alleged 'persecu-
tons" suffered by German friends,
but none reported having been
abused personally.
The Germans who arrived today
and others are permitted to enter
free city territory freely.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
Attorneys
Ruling Has
Bad Effect
Local Libraries t o
Number of 113 May
Be Deprived of Funds
as Result of Supreme
Court Ruling; Some to
Defy Legal Opinion

Raleigh, July 1.-(AP)-One hun
dred and thirteen North Carolina
libraries faced the possibility of be-
ing closed today, due to the apparent
unconstitutionality of laws under
which counties and municipalities
appropriate funds for them.
Miss Marjorie Beal, executive Sec
rotary of the North Carolina Library
Association, said 113 libraries in
which 300 to 400 people work, could
be affected by ruling OF Attorney
General Harry Mcmillan that he be-
lieved the Supreme Court would hold
the laws invalid.
Last night at midnight, the Char
~lotte public library, with branches
in Mecklenburg county, closed in
definitely, following refusal Of the
voters to approve proposed tax for
library purposes. It was the first
library to close due to the rulings
of the Supreme Court in two cases
during the winter
Last year about this time, Miss
Beal said city and county authorities
set up $227,978 for library USE The
1939-4O budgets are now being pre-
pared, or have been set up in recent
days, and funds for the fiscal year
starting today cotllc not be estimated
here.
Patrick Healy, executive secretary
of the League of Municipalities
could not be reached for comments
on what action his organization might
take.
Mcmillan released ruling yester-
day morning, after study of the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
Pressure Put On
German-AmeriCans
By Berlin Orders

New York, July 1.-(AP)-
William E. DOdd, Jr., son of the
former United States ambassador
to Germany, today called for a
thorough investigation by the
State Department" of what he
described as pressure brought to
bear on German Americans by
the Fatherland."
DOdd, chairman of the Ameri-
can Committee for Anti-Nazi
Literature, declared "the German
embassy, legation, consulate gen.
eral and consulate in this cOun-
try were being used in an attempt
to force naturalized Americans
of German extraction to register
for service in the armed and
labor forces of the Reich
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir walter Hotel.

Raleigh, July IA minimum IN
vestment of more than 27,500,000
has been made in the past four years
to bring central station electrical SER
vice to rural North Carolinians, 49,
COS of them on 1868 miles of line,
according to the biennial report Of
the North Carolina Rural Electri-
fication Authority.
Added to the ,588 customers who
were getting this service along L.
1874 miles of line on July /, 1885,
these figures show that North Caro-
lina's rural electric lines form a
chicken scratching pattern on the
map representing a grand total of
1926 miles, which carry light and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
Hull Demands Repeal OF
Mandatory Arms Embargo
Four Drowned In
Flood In jersey

East Rutherford, N. j., July 1.
-(AP)-An ordinarily dry drain
age ditch, raised to seething tor
rent for few brief hours by the
boiling rush of rain water, today
gave up the body of a seven-year-
old boy, one of four persons suck
ed to death within the space of
fifteen minutes.
Three of the bodies, bumped
through a culvert from 100 yards
to a mile and a quarter, were re-
covered last night soon after they
disappeared before the Mortified
gaze of helpless OnlOOkers.
The deaths came in two freak
accidents, separated by less than
three blocks in the space of ten
minutes. Arthur Unger, 7, diSap-
peared first in the ditch at the
foot of Uhlan street. The second
victim was Sophie KOstOplas, IL,
who was sucked into the raging
stream ten minutes after the I'm
ger boy was swept to his death.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
Goebbels Is
Raving Over.
British Move

Berlin, July 1.-(AP)-Propa-
ganda Minister Paul Goebbels told
British statesmen today the only
way they could talk to the German
people was through Chancellor Hit
Ter. In obvious reply to the series of
warning" speeches broadcast in
German by the British Broadcasting
Corporation, Goebbels said in Hit
ler's newspaper that the British are
"exploring, as they say, for way
to speak to the German people,"
He declared "there is one SUCH
through the fuehrer. All other ways
are blocked"
Answering British Foreign Sec
rotary Lord HalifaX's warning that
force would be met with force,
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
INQUEST ORDERED
I'm NASH FATALITY

Nashville, July 1.-(AP)-Nash
County Coroner M. C. Gulley today
ordered for next Wednesday after
noon an inquest into the death Of
E. L. Dorsey, sc, of Nash county,
who was killed late yesterday when
struck by an automobile on the
Raleigh highway between Nashville
and Spring Hope.
Sheriff c. V. Faulkner said his
investigation showed that the aged
man was hit when he stepped in
front Of an automobile driven by
Mrs. Robert Bass, of Momeyer. The
officers said the Bass car was fol-
lowing a truck. Mrs. Bass was not
held.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
MRS. ROOSEVELT AT
MANTEO'S SHOWING

Elizabeth City, July 1.-(AP)-
According to the Daily Advance,
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will arrive
in Dare county at 2 o'clock this
afternoon with her brother, Hall
Roosevelt, and attend the premier
show of Paul Green's 'Lost Colony
tonight.
Mrs. Roosevelt will stay at the
Goose Wing club while in Dare
county, said the paper.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01

The profundity of
our ignorance con-
corning the south
ern republics is
beautifully brought
out by the con-
gressional debate
over P r e S i dent
Roosevelt's plan to
lend $500, 900, 200
to foreign peoples,
thus aiding in the
develop m e n t OF
their resources and
stimulating our
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01

trade with them He has principally
in mind, of course, the nations be-
low the Caribbean, because they have
plenty of resources to develop; the
older world is pretty well developed
already.
The presidential suggestion meets
with a deal Of opposition on Capt.
toll Hill. Senator Borah is especially
vocal on the subject. He says we lost
lots more than a sufficiency of Yam
kee money in Latin America in ear
(Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-07-01
HOEY NAMES TWO ON
VETERINARY BOARD

Raleigh, July 1.-(AP)-Gover-
nor Hoey today appointed DR.. H. J.
Rollins, of Rockingham, and DR.. j..
Howard Brown, of Tarboro, as
members of the North Carolina Vet
Urinary Examining Board. DR..
Brown succeeds DR.. J. S. Dorton, OF
Shelby, who resigned, and will serve
until July 1, 1941. DR.. Rollins will
serve five years, starting today.