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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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MOTOR TT JCK HAULING CONTRACT
Large national organization wants immedi-
ately responsible men who can place sub
Stantial down payment purchase new or
good used motor truck; longtime contract
provided to pay notes; all expenses, good
NVins excel. return investment. Full details
REQUEST references. Box 32S-V. Star.
n!-RooM BUILDING and GARAGE, package
llquor stone and equipment. fully estab-
lished: stock extra: modern on main route
No ] to D c.. $4,000 down payment
Box 231Y. Star.
GOlORED RESTAURANT, popular, uptown,
You st. vicinity. doing big business: wine,
beer and excellent food patronage, $1,000
weekly intake; owners have other interests
Box a3o-Y. Star lS'
RESTAURANT BEER, best location, upper
NV; completely equipped gcod business
brlght futEre, reason for selling: price,
S2,?o0: terms. Box Sis, Star
GASOLINE, ACCES., large downtown sta
ton, well eq.: good business; price, 81 $50:
terms. Box 22l-Y, Star,
ALL APIS, Is rms, 3 baths. Frigidaires;
rent, $50: $500 handles.
OWENS REALTY-MET. 1858.
INTERNATIONAL TICKET SCALES.
Coin operated, delivers ticket showing
exact weight and fortune. Opportunity for
n y spare time Sold on me-payment plan.
E. o. LINKINS, 924 9TH ST NV. NAIL 6797.
WANTED AT ONCE
BOOMING AND BOARDING HOUSES
We have plenty of buyers waiting for
your business. Sell now For quick and
satisfactory results see US
WINFIELD & THURM,
Wash s Largest Rooming House Brokers"
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GIRL, colored, wishes part-time work; cit!
reference. North 1918.
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REFRIGERATORS. rebuilt and floor SAM
pies. AL popular makes greatly reduced to
make room for fall merchandise. Terms.
Pay with your light bill. Electrical Center,
514 10th at. NV. National SS72.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants Job as cook or gem
ersl nouSeworker: no laundry; city refer
ences. Call Met 1000.
GIRL. colored. wants days work or part
time work; cooking; city refs. District
GIRL reliable, colored, wishes work Of
ences Lincoln s354-J.
GIRL, colored wishes part-time work
| good plain cook; experienced: city REFER
| ences. Dupont 2051. ----
| GIRL, colored, neat, honest, reliable, wants
days work or part time: ref. Lin. 1o094,
| GIRL, colored, wants days, part-time or
any type OF work; ref. Dupont SS1l, ask
| for Willie Mae.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-tme work; city
| reference. North 1915,
GIRL. colored, wants work Of any kind;
part time, days work or full time; gooo
city references. District 1895.
part-time Job. Call Hobart 3717.
GIRL wants part-time Job or days work.
Good reference. Mich. Ss13.
GIRL, colored, wishes ,s.h.w.. full or
Hobart 1899
whole. Adams 04sI-J.
GIRL, colored,. wants houscwork CT any
Kind; city ref; will stav some nights
Mchiean 74S9
SfiNlt tUlUI TbudDie, wants general
housework in small family; plain cooking;
references; home nights. Mich. 4177.
GIRL. colored. neat, experienced. wishes
part-time work: evening work preferred
Call Adams 6396-W.
GIRL, coored, wants place general house
work can serve and cook; stay some nights
Re. Q4S2.
GIRL colored, wants part-time work: exp;
Al ref. Dist. 1850,
GIRL, colored. wants work as experienced
nursemaid. general work; good cook.
references. Dupont 307S.
GIRL, cotored, part-time work. mornings
only: cleaning. mothers helper; ref; S5
a week. Adams 6903.
MAID. coored, wants day or halliday
work Col. 6l24-W
WOMAN colored, experienced, with refer
enceS, wants Job cook in lunchroom or
boarding house Met. 66l4.
WOMAN, colored, wishes part-tme work
g.h.w: good cook; city ref. North 64S5-R
WOMAN, colored reliable. good laun-
dress and cleaner; wants days work Tues
DAY and Wednesday; city ref. Dupont
WOMAN white, wants position. cook and
general houSeworker: stay nights, no base
ment rm.: city ref: $40 start Box 340Y,
Star
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

$3.50 PER TON! Magic" COAL. Stove
size, screened soft coal. Order NOW
Phone J. P. Agnew q Co. National 3O6s
PIANOS.
Savings up to 500 on Lester Grand
Pianos and Betsy Ross Spinets during our
roth anniversary sale. A few were on ex-
hibit at the New York Worlds Fair. Also
several floor samples, demonstrators. etc
Terms low as 81 90 weekly.
OPEN EVENINGS.
F. A. NORTH PIANO CO.,
INC,
1881 G ST. NV, DIST.1324.
BRANCH STORE
829 KENNEDY ST. NV,
RANDOLPH O312.
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ARLINGTON, Va. 35O5 y. 22nd st-In
nice oniet home single. sunny. front room
newly papered: ami; near Lee hiphuav
NV: reasonable TO considerste party
1918 NORTH 18th ST. Arlington Va
rTont room; suitable / or gentlemen.
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You will write home about SCOTS food,
especially the cried chicken and deep-dish
spple pie. Weekly dances and movies.
Splendld social opportunity. with 400 young
people. Single rooms. $3.50 10 SIS:
aouole. $3.50 to So with running water,
near shower: studio furniture: suitable
IoF ehtertalning in roon. North 5000
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| LONDON MADE COATS. blue SIS: tweed
| s.: Scotch skirt, So: all size 6: other ar
| ticles. Emerson 6196
| MUSIC LIBRARY piano and organ. S25.
Mandolin, Washburn make, SO. Emerson
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SMALL BUSINESSMEN.

care of your books tax returns and rec
ords: social security. D. c. unemployment.
income tax for as low as SO per week and
UP. part time Write Box 241-Y, Star,
or telephone National 1879. u.
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GIRL. colored, reliable. wants general
references: home nights Mich 4l71
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DAVENPORT SUITE wardrobe, refriger-
ator, studio couch, chests, dressers. WE DO
DEsKS-Mr. Green says: Imagine.
beautiful students desk for $685." Just
the thing to. buy your, "youngster this
ShalT p to rrsdit match So soo5 GpEN
Furniture. 5000 Georgia ave, Georgia
1928. P. S.-Be sure to inspect our tables.
DIAMOND. 3-5 carat white diamond in
Markell 91s F st. NV. Suite 211. Natl.
5640.
DINETTE SET, maple. good condition:
auto, bed divan. Re. 0645. Apt. 301. after
7 p.m.
DINING ROOM. 1O-pc. mahogany: Dun
can Phyfe Looks brand-new. Very rea-
sonable OPEN NIGHTS Take q year
to pay Acme Storage Co. (showroom),
1880 14th st. NV. Georgia 1892.
6h1M d0n ssrm m:ed hut Y 47s9 sSod
1880 G st. OPEN EVENINGS.
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BRICK LUMBER u PLUMBING materials
at bargain prices from hundreds OF wreck
ing jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
ranged for easy selection at HECH1NGERS
coming to any Of oui four yards We quote
delivered or undelivered Phone Att 400
HECHINGER CO.. Used Material Dept
18th and SITS NE 9th and SITS SW
ho25 Ga Ave NV 1905 Nichols s. E
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

252i CONN. AVE. NV. opp. shoreham-
Warm. attractive, newly decorated: inner
spring; ample baths and closets Delicious
home-cooked meals: Sa5 up. Adams 64I5
1922 LAMONT ST. W.-BeautittII front
room. Special rates, . or 2 Hot breads
!reSh vegetables. Brick garage Adams
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ROOMS UkFURNISHED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS

DOWNTOWN, 1919 K st Brieh,
warm rms, single and suite VeDei'sn
blinds. Ere nch doors; newly dec. Du n3n-
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GIRL, colored, wants Job as cook or gen.
erSl nouSeworker. no laundry, city refer
encey Call Met 1000
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| cheerful single for young man or lady.
| Also a share room for young men
| excellent food. Enjoy this beautiful ex-
| eThaSSy nome with 40 other young people
| The low prices Will happily surprise you.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1875 18th ST, N.W.-1 AND 2 RMS.
newly dec, attractively furn.; kitchen.
bath. shower: gas, cleo refs; S47.50 up.
MASS. AVE AT 22nd ST, 2146 FLA. AVE.
n.w.-1 rm., kitchenette; gas elec.. laun-
dry incl; S35.
512 ST NE-OPPosITE STANTON
Park; 2 front rooms for Ink. Frigidaire,
running water
14OO GIRARD ST Nw.-LOVELY q
room apt; gas. light and heat furn.: 1st
floor facing l4th ST; reas. Columbia 1915
1904 18th ST NV, MT. PLEASANT-2
rms, kit. Venetian blinds, gas, elec.,
Frigidaire incl: S45; 2 adults.
S51-S59 INCL. GAS. ELEC. BUCHANAN
Apis, 1926 18th st. n.w.--Lv rm, bedrm.,
K. b.. and 1920 Ga. ave. Ge. 1883.
Ills K ST N.W.-RECENTLY Deco
rated. rms. 'front.' gas. cleo, steam
heat linens dishes, silver: $40 month.
LA SALE. 1928 CONN.-BACHELOR
apt, 14x20. front: Frigidaire; new furr, !,
hign grade; session or longer: call at desk
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2236 CATHEDRAL AVE.-Gtrl n snare
1oupie room twin beds; good food. Co.
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GIRL. colored. desires days work or
part-time Job. Call Hobart 3711.
GIRL wants part-time job or days work.
Good reference Mich SSl2
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced in all
branches of work Lillias, 2Sl1 14th ST.
~ VI
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GIRL, colored wishes part-time work
good plain cook; experienced city REFER
Evening star., 1939-12-12

GIRL, colored, wants housework Of any
Klnd; city ref will stav some nights
MICHIGAN 14Sg
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GIRL. colored wants work of any kind,
part time. days work or full time; good
city references. District 1895.
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GIRL, colored, wishes g.h.w.. full or
part time or days work; no Sundays.
Evening star., 1939-12-12

GIRL, reliable, colored, wishes work oil
any kind; full part or day work; refer
Evening star., 1939-12-12

GIRL, colored. wants days, part-time or
any type of work; ref. Dupont SSH, ask
for Willie Mae
Evening star., 1939-12-12

DUPONT CLUB, 1926 10Th nw-singIe
with water, double with private bath; ia
BILE board, Dun 0Ojg
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GIRL, colored, neat. honest, reliable, wants
days work or part time: ref. Lin. 10o94
Evening star., 1939-12-12

GIRL, colored. wants days work or part
time work; cooking; city refs. District
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FARM AND GARDEN.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

WELL-RoTTED COW MANURE. ouality
and quantity guaranteed also soil direc
from farm. Waters. Wisconsin 1875
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SAlESWoMEN.

aALEswoMEN, to call on home owners
with new 1ow-priced article; sells on sight.
Good commission. 800 Normandy Bldg.
1925 K st. NV Natl. 1924.
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l6Os goth ST. at Conn ave-A nice place
Ior NICE people, Cozv rooms, excellent
food. homelike Dec 5S51
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GIRL, colored wishes part-time work or
whole. Adams 0421-J
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
Latvia Goes
To Moscow
For Orders

Moscow, Oct. 2.-(AP)-The La
tVian foreign minister, William
hunters, and two secretaries Of the
Latvian Foreign trade commission,
landed at the Moscow airport at
SIS p. m. today. They were met
by foreign office officials and the
staff of the Latvian legation.
The Latvian legation said merely
that hunters was coming to clear
upthe situation created in the Bal
tic by the Soviet-German and Sow
iet-Estonian pacts"
Latvia, which has excellent har-
bors some of which are fortified,
on the Gulf of Riga, and on the
Baltic, provides a natural trade
outlet for Russian shipments to the
vest.
An agreement with Latvia SINH
i;r to the one Russia already has
made with Estonia would strength
en- further the Soviet position in
the Baltic.
Announcement of the Latvian
minister's visit was coupled with in
dications that Russia. is seeking to
bolster her position in the southeast
by formulating plan to keep the
Balkans neutral under the leader
lip Of he Aremlin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
Extinction of Repub-
lie by Germany and
Russia Termed b y
Hull as Force Used as
National olicy; Po-
lish Envoy Credited.

Washington, Oct 2.-(AP)- The
United States refused today to roc
ognize the disappearance Of Poland,
which Secretary Hull termed "the
victim of force used as an instru-
ment of national policy"
Hull said that "mere seizure Of ter
ritory does not extinguish the legal
existence of a government"
The United States, therefore, he
added, continue to regard Poland as
in existence in accordance with the
provisions Of the Constitution of
Poland" He said this government
would continue to recognize Count
jerry PotOcki as Polish ambassador
to Washington, and that the Amer
lean ambassador to Poland, Anthony
J. DreXel-Biddle would remain near
the Polish government, which has
now gone to Parish.
A reporter recalled that the Soviet
government had informed the United
States Of its occupation Of Polish ter
ritOry, and asked whether that made
any difference in this governments
attitude. The secretary replied that
the Soviet announcement was a uni
lateral declaration, meaning tnat IL
was not concurred in by the Ameri-
can government.
The secretary's statement was in
terpreted by officials to mean, also,
that the United States recognized the
legality Of the transfer of powers
from the former Polish President
Moscicki, who resigned in Roumania
after fleeing from Poland, to the
new president, who is now in Paris.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
9Long-Terrn
Negroes AT
CarnpEscape
Group Breaking State
Camp in Surry Coun-
ty Includes Vance
Negro Sent Up Two
Years Ago.

Raleigh, Oct. 2.-(AP)-Nine
long term Negro convicts escaped
from the Surry county prison camp
early today, Oscar Pitts, State penal
superintendent, announced here.
Fits said he was given no de-
tails except that it appeared the
men had escaped through q door
to their cell block without damag-
ing the door. He said he did not
know whether a guard had left 1T
open or the convicts had obtained
4 key.
The prisoners got out at about 2
o'clock, Pitts said, and the alarm
was given some 80 minutes later.
None had been caught seven hours
later, so far as Pitts knew.
Two men serving murder terms,
Willie Lee Greer, 25, sentenced in
Guilford county in April, 1888, to
ten to Is years, and Harvey Green,
So sent up from Wilson in May,
1897, for 20 years, were among the
nine. Johnny Bragg, Fl, sentenced
in Vance in June, 1887, for assault
with a deadly weapon, was one OF
the number.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02

Voices View
OF Bill Foes
Senator lSittman, In
Producing Measure
For Passage, Says 1t
| S Most Important
Legislation Ever Pro-
posed t O Congress;
Terms Stated.

Washington, Oct. 2.-(AP)
Senator Borah Republican,
Idaho, asserted today that if
Congress lifted the arms en-
barge on Europe's warning ma
tons, he did not "see how"
the United States coul5 refuse
to send armies to help the AL
lies ''in their hour of greater
need"
Rorah took the Senate floor to
voice the views of the opposition to
the administration neutrality bill to
repeal the arms embargo after SEN
ator Pittman, Democrat, Nevada, had
asserted that retention of the present
laws embargo was "a discrimination
in favor of Germany"
Is Boost to Allies.
Pittman, chairman of the foreign
relations committee, was the first
speaker in the mOmentous neutrality
discussion. Reading a lengthy pre-
pared address, Borah charged that
the administration bill to revise the
neutrality law had been accepted in
Europe as an attempt to aid Great
Britain and France in their struggle
with Naziism
Can't Deny Further Help.
Repeal of the embargo, he con-
tinued, would be likely to put this
country in the position where it could
not deny further help to the demo-
cracies.
Speaking as chairman of the for
eign relations committee, Pittman
offered the administration neutral
ity bill as "the most important legis-
lation that has ever been proposed
to Congress" and said it was design
Continued on Page Two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
Polish Army
Head Ignored

Bucharest, Roumania, Oct. 3
(AP)-Once proud Field Marshal
Edward Smigly-Rydz, commander OF
Poland's vanquished legions, was de-
scribed by refugees today as q broken
exile, stunned by fellow officers,
who coldly regard him as general
who deserted his doomed but fight
ing army.
The field marshal, along with a
number of other Polish officers, IS
interned at Craiova hotel.
Germany was reported at the same
time to have protested to ROumanla
because Refugee President Mosclckl
Of Poland was allowed to resign ana
name a successor while on Rouman-
ian soil. A-4a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
London Defies Ger
m a n Raiders That
May Visit London;
Another Freis.hter
Sunk; French D e.
stroy Mines Left By
Germans.

London, Oct. 2.---(AP)-A night
reconnaissance flight by British planes
over Berlin and the sinking of a
British frcighter by an armed raider
were marked up today on the credit
and debit sides of Britain's wartime
ledger
Announcing the first British flight
over the German capital, the air
ministry said that "successfuP air
reconnaissance by day and night had
been carried out over. Germany and
that the night "Reminiscences includ-
ed Berlin and Potsdam. There were
no other "details.
The attacks on the 5,051-t ton Brit
ish freighter Clement in the South
Atlantic by an armed raider was an
nOunced by the ministry of informal
ton. The cOmmunique said the raider
had not been identified, 'but the cor
rect steps are being taken" The ex-
act position of the sinking boat and
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
Profit Sales
Halt Stocks

New York, Oct. 2.-(AP)-Profit-
cashing appeared in the stock mar
ket today and leaders fell behind
fractions to around three points.
While selling was moderately &C
tive at the start, thee pace slowed
down. Near the fourth hour prices
were at little better than their
lows for the day. Brokers asserted
the desire to realize was natural
after the sharp run-up Of Saturday,
but added that offerings were at
no time aggressive.
Rumors that peace might sud-
denly arrive, which depressed
values last week, were of little
moment in today's business, it was
declared Trades were said to be
taking at its face value the state
nent Of Winston Churchill. first
lord of the British Admiralty, that
''it (the wary began when he (Hit-
ler) wanted it, and it will end
only when we are convinced that
he has had enough"
Foreign markets were firm. Com
modities tended lower, as did
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
Gasoline Tax
Reaches New
High In N. c.
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In fha Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Oct. 2.-The September
gasoline tax receipts in North Car
DINA set an all-time new high rec
ORD for the State, Commissioner Of
Revenue A. J. Maxwell said after re-
leasing the figures.
The months gas tax figures were
S2,357 ,52356 as compared with ST.
1870, 1862 for September, 1888, or
more than $15O,000 above the figures
which a year ago were regarded as
surprisingly large.
''They (the gas tax figures) just
keep going up" said Mr.. Maxwell.
'There doesn't seem to be any way
to stop it," At the same time, the
commissioner didn't look as though
he is completely and entirely unhap-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
u. S. Declines Recognition Of
The Disappearance Of Poland
90 Miners Killed
In Mexican Blast

Mexico City, Oct. 2.-(AP)-
The National Mining Union to-
day reported So miners were
killed and two injured in a coal
mine explosion near Palau, Goa
hula state, Saturday. An ac-
cumulation of gas was blamed
for the blast. The mine was Op-
Grated as a cooperative by the
workers.
Nurses and physicians from
nearby towns were rushed to the
scene by special trains. Palau is
a mining village 80 miles south
west of Eagle Pass, Texas.
Details of the accident were
unavailable.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
Cotton Lower
At Midday

New York, Oct 2.-(AP)-Cotton
futures (old) opened two TO four
points lower on hedge and south
ern selling and foreign liquidation
in distant positions. Prices around
the end Of the first nour ranged
two higher to three lower. October
moved up two at $50, and Decem-
her was off three at 1856.
Prices held unchanged to three
points lower at midday, with Oc-
tober at 9.28, and July off three
at 3.25.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
u. S. May Let
Britain Have
Polar Region

Washington, Oct. 2.-(AP)- The
United States may abandon Little
America in the Antarctic TO British
claims and take title instead to ter
ritory lying farther east.
Officials OF the Forthcoming gov
eminent expedition to the South
Pole disclosed this possibility today
when they removed their headquar-
tiers from Washington to Boston.
There they will complete prepara-
tons for the trip.
The party will depart from the
Boston navy yard early in Novem-
Der and reach South Polar waters
early in January.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
Night Flight To Berlin
Made By British Planes
Catholic Cardinal
Mundelein Passes

Chicago, Oct. 2.-(AP)-George
Cardinal Mundelcin, 81, arch
bishop Of Chicago, died suddenly
today.
He was found dead in his bed
at his residence in Mundelein, ILL.,,
by MonsignOr Patrick Hayes.
Father Hayes had gone to the
cardinals room to call him when
the prelate did not appear for his
customary morning devOtiOnS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
CREW OF SHIP REACHES
BRAZILIAN PORT SAFELY

Rio dc Janeiro, Oct. 2.-(AP)-
The crew of the British freighter
Clement, which was sunk off the
Brazilian coast, was reported today
to have reached the city of Maceio.
These reports said the attacks on the
freighter took place off the Brazilian
town Of Pedras, in the state of Ala
goas, a short distance northeast of
MaceiO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
STEAMER
SUNK, CREW SAVED

Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. O.
(AP) The Swedish steamer
Gun, 1913 tons, was tOrpedOed
today off HanSthOlm, Jutland,
and her crew of Is rescued. The
vessel, built in 1891, was bound
for Antwerp. Her home port was
GOthenburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
ALL Backs
Repeal But
Not For War

Cincinatti, Ohio, Oct. 2.-(AP)-
President William Green of the
American Federation OF Labor said
today labor was willing to support
President Roosevelt's repeal of the
arms embargo if such action would
not involve the United States in
war.
In his keynote address to the
federation's 59th convention, the
veteran AF'L leader reminded the
delegates Of President Roosevalt's
message to the special session of
Congress, recommending repeal Of
the arms embargo to safeguard the
Continued on Page Two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02

" ROOseVeItian antI-thlrd lerneT-
that he'd fight F. DIS denomination
and, assuming the latter's renomina-
ton in spite of him, that he'd take
an active part in a Democratic Sc
cession movement, with a boiling
candidate and all the other trim
mings
But now that he's swallowed the
Presidents neutrality program (and
likes it) isn't it possible that he'll
so the limit and become a regular
New Dealer? To be sure, it doesn't
Continued on page two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02

y +
own merits. It's
m ore important
than that on ac-
count of the future
possibilities it hints
at.
Senator G | a S S
has been about the
outstandingest con
serVatiVe southern
Democratic a n tt
New Dealer. One
certainly w o u | d
have gambled, I'M
til very recently,
that he'd be equal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
Glass Aid
To FDR Is
Significant
By CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlunulSt

washington, Oct. 2.-SenatOr Car
ter Glass support Of President
Roosevelt's neutrality policy is high
Ix1 iy,o,,orfopt IN i4c
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02
Gio0hQh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy in the interior
and unsettled, with possibly light
rain on the coast tonight and
Tuesday; slightly warmer in
west portion Tuesday :,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-10-02

Rome, Oct. 2.-(AP)-
Italian and foreign diplomats
expressed growing concern
today that Italy might be
forced into the European war
if Britain and France turned
down peace offer by Adolf
Hitler.
Officials were silent on For
eign Minister Count Ciano's
visit to Berlin, but many Ital-
ians said they thought Hitler
was asking Mussolini to pre-
sent a peace proposal by the
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