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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
Spotighting Brass CityNews
Torch Fire!

A gasoline torch being used to thaw Q water pipe caused 8 small blaze at the home of John Vac- carlo, of Park road, last night.
 Another blaze, believed to have been caused by children playing with matches, was extinguished by flremen in the rear of g vacant house at 181 Maple street.
 Firemea of three companies put out Q short circuit blaze in the automobile of Ted Darley, parked in front of 538 Baldwin street, last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
Daughters of Abruzzi

The third anniversary dinner dance of the Daughters of Ab- bruSxl Society was attended by about 40 couples in the Copper Room of the Hotel Elton last night.
 Mrs. Robert BoscO and Dr. Thomas C0ttierO were the guests. Miss Lucie Tulacro was chairman of the arrangements committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
MOnsignOr SIOcuiii

A meeting of unusual interest will be held Sunday morning at II o'clock by Moussenor Slocum branch, Ancient Order of Htbern- ians. The meeting will be held in Hibernian hal. Plans will be com pleted to keep up the enthusiastic interest aroused ct the recent triple installation ceremonies of
 tlae branch end the two lecal d. visions of th" ladies' auxiliary. All members are asked to be present tomorrow morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
For Uncle Sam!

A $76,S60 contract has been awarded the Chase Brass & Cop per Go. of this city by the war de- partment, 1t was announced at Washington today. The order is for cartridge brass cups.
 The U. 8. Rubber Go. of Nauga- tuck has received a $22,600 con- tract from the Navy department for gymnasium shoes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
TuscanO Circle

The Tuscan Philanthropic cir. cle last night installed Riziert Catalani as president at 8 meet ing in Liberty hall. Refreshments and an entertainment followed.
 The other officers installed were: Vice.president, Harry Pal" merini: recording secretary. Mas- simo Baldoni; financial secretary, Pietro Fortunati; treasurer, Gio' vanni vannie: trustees, Davino Gambogi, serafino Fortunati and Luigi Angelucci; master of cer- enionies, Settiino Teriai.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
MATTATUCKS SEND
 DELEGATION TO BALL

The 114th annual ball of the Old Guard in the Hotel Commodore, New York, was attended last night by members of the Mattatuck Fife and Drum Corps.
 The Waterbury unit, led by Ralph Pierpont, escorted the Putnam Phalanx of Hartford in the parade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
Itaril Club

A jitterburg contest was the feature of a dance given by the Itam Athletic Club at Nemunas hall on Green street last night. A large crowd attended.
 Music was provided by De- Paola's orchestra. Patrick Stere was chairman of the committee in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
By THE MARSHAL

Everything is in readiness for the biennial floor show and ball of the Waterbury Fire Dept. for Friday evening of next week, Feb. 3, at the State Armory. It will be the 18th affair of the present unit of the de- partment, the Aid Association, but the Fire Dept. of Waterbury has held similar affairs in the past long before any member of the present force was even born. For instance on the walls of our own office we have @ program of 6 promenade
 coicert and ball" of the Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
llth Term

PatrOlman Michael Carroll was reelected president of the Waterbury Police Mutual Aid ass0ciat ton yesterday. It is his 11th term.
 Patrolman Joseph H. Collins was chosen vice-president; Pat rick Kennedy. secretary; and Patrick Hughes, treasurer.
 Board of directors: A. Harold LawlOr, John Meaney, John Me- Donnell, and Harold Sheehan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
INFANTRY SCHOOL
 MEETS FEBRUAR 8

First Lieutenant Anthony J. Brody will be the instructor at the next meeting of the 4i8th Infantry school Feb. 8 at the Armory. Maj. Harry D. Flirey of the Bridgeport district will speak on. Map Reading in the Feld."
 Medical reserve officers will meet att he Castle memorial build- ing Feb. l1 when Lieutenant Colonel A. M. Nylen will lecture on Medical Evacuation of Facio-Maxillary Cas- ualties."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
Seven Boys Arrested
 In Police Round-Up
Recent BurgIaries in West End Solved By Capture of
 Youthful Gang-StOIen Goods Recovered

Arrest of boys ranging from II to IS years old today brought about the solution of of thefts and burgaries n the West End Detective lieutenant Joseph Bender who made the arrests reported that the young SerS admitted breaking into stores ransacking automo- piles and making theftS from back yards and verandas Loot valued at than $500 recovered Other stolen goods was being traced with police hopeful that part of 1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
9lst Birthday

Benjamin Rowland, veteran titlc-searcher who yesterday Cel- ebFated his 91st birthday, was guest of honor at a party given by employees of the town clerks office and title searchers last night.
 MT. Rowland did his regular days work yesterday and was the recipient of many cOngratu- lations. Town Clerk Mary c. Kilmartin and others gave brief talks at the birthday party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
Galilee Shrine

A social hour and refreshments followed 6 meeting of Galilee Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem last night in the Masonic temple.
 Plans were made for a social evening at Christ Chapel, Feb. 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
Daughters of Italy

A card party was held at Moose hall last night under the sponsor ship of the Daughters of Italy. Mrs. Lea Ruggiero was chairman of the committee. Prizes were awarded, and refreshments were served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27

an electric light inside which she turned off and on hy pressing . button.
 The "king and queen of dia- monds" were MT. and Mrs. Richard Delano, kin to Presidet Roosevelt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27
Patent Granted

A patent for @ detachable towel rack has been awarded to Roy 8. Sanford, of Oakville, and assignor to the Autoyye Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27

CT by her erasure, the country ap- plauded when President Roosevelt authorized an army of 600,000 Reg ulars, Guardsmen and Reserves
 General Experience drew plans for further increases: an Army of nearly a million, a Navy stronger than any possible hostile coalition.
 Then the war died down to un- spectacular sniping by sea and air, save for remote Finland. Even Japan appeared melting. Where
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27

at the country heaved 6 sigh of relief, believing too that the AL lies did not want us in their war and their peace.
 So General Experiences further plans came out of the Adminis- tratlon wringer thin as a Finn from 8 steam bath. The 2,23l.- 878.429 the President asked for military purposes was two-thirds what the Generals and Admirals wanted, and toward that he pro-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-27

Tomorrow evening at 6:3O o'clock Rev. William Leary of Hartford, formerly of Naugatuck, will be the chief speaker on the Waterbury Catholic Hour as spon- sored by Sheridan Council, K. Of c. Rev. J. Oliver Cr0nan, chap. lain of the council, is chairman of the committee. Father Leary will speak on "Thc Third Com mandment." The musical features will be provided by Miss Mary Rice and St. Patrick's church choir. The broadcast will be ever station VERY.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07
Mrs. Ben Chepenik Named President at
Closing Session of Daughters of Israel

Mrs. Ben Chepenik was elected
president and installed into office
at the closing meeting Of tn e
Daughters OF Israel which was
held Wednesday afternoon in the
auditorium OF the Jewish Center.
Mrs Abba Safer. retiring preSi-
dent, was in the chair. Mrs Che
penik was elected to the preSiden-
cy following the resignation due
to illness Of Mrs. I. Gartner. pres
ident elect
Following short business
meeting Mrs Harry Finkelstein.
the first president Of the Daugh-
tiers OF Israel, graciously installed
the new set OF executives into
office. Serving for the next two
years VIII be Mrs. Ben Chepenik.
president; Mrs. Louis Witten and
Mrs Hy Seller, first and second
vice presidents; Mrs. NJ ]. Safer,
third vice president; Mrs. Flor
ence Bono, treasurer: Mrs Israel
Schemer, recording secretary; Mrs
Louis Goldberg. corresponding Sec
Rotary. Mrs Zimmerman was
elected ar this meeting to iii the
vacancy left by Mrs Caepenik who
had been elected to the office Of
financial secretary at the la t
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07
Miss Alice MargOl and Jack Morris To We'd
Sunday; Elaborate Event Planned in Cent?

Miss Alice Margol, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Margol, viii
become the bride Sunday evening
at five o'clock of Jack Morris,
son of Sam Morris of Atlanta, in
the synagogue of the Jacksonville
Jewish Center. Rabbi N. D. Mar
COILS and Rev. B. Safer will Of
ficiate. An elaborate ceremony has
been planned with invitations to
attend extended to over 600 rela-
tives and friends Of the young cou-
pie.
Miss Margol will be given in
marriage by her parents while
the groom will be escorted to his
place beneath the marriage can
opy by his father and his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Peretzman of Tampa. The bride
will have as her attendants Mrs.
Roland Krantz. sister Of Miss
Margol, matron of honor, an d
Miss Belle Margol, a younger sis
ter, maid of honor. Other maids
will be Miss Goldie Fletcher, a
cousin of the bride, Miss Yetta
Ezzes, Miss Helen Peretzman of
Tampa, cousin of the groom,
md Miss Ruth Price. Mr.. Morris
will have as his best m n his
brother, Louis Morris, and other
roomsmen will be Melvin Mar
Of, brother of the bride, Henry
lalpern, DR.. Felix Glickstein DR..
arl Hackel, and Roland Krantz.
The tiny flower girls will be
tie Mis- S S Frances Lorraine
NICE and Carol Ina Kantor. Har-
Joel Selber will be the ring
lrer. Music prior to the cere-
ny will be played by Miss Bes-
Setter, pianist, and Harold
les, violinist.
Following III wedding cere-
my reception will be held in
Center auditorium. A dance
Il take place from seven o'clock
til eleven o'clock with Bill Bos-
rs orchestra engaged to SUD-
the music for dancing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07
ST. AUGUSTINE

Mrs Edith Krahp and Jules
Peltz, both Of Savannah Ga. were
quietly married in St Augustine
at II o'clock noon. on Sunday.
May 26th. ar the home OF the lat
ters sister. Mrs S. C. Glickstein.
The ceremony was performed IN
the presence Of the immediate fam
ily by Rabbi P. Ziszman. the cou-
pie geing unattended
Following the ceremony, q wed
ding breakfast was enjoyed at
the Dolphin Clubhouse at Marine
land After the breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs Peltz left for the southern
part OF the state where they VIII
spend their honeymoon They VIII
reside in Savannah.
Mr.. P ZiSsnan and daughter.
hea- are visiting Mr.. ard Mrs. C.
Moskovitz il New Orleans
The Religious School Of the Sons
Of Israel synagogue Is conduct
ing morning classes from Q o'clock
to noon
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07
June 18th Set For
Senior HadaSSah
Dance at Beach Pie

Wednesday night, June 10, IS
the date set by Senior Hadasah
for the summer dance which il
will sponsor on the newly con.
structed pier at JacksonvHs
Beach. In charge Of the event are
Mrs. Henry Kramer and Mrs. Nor.
ris Bork, chairmen Of Jewish Ma
tional Fund and Child Welfare
respectively. They announce that
elaborate plans are being made for
a novel evening. The dance will Be
in complete charge OF HadaSah
and Raymond Gage and his pOpu.
lar orchestra has been engaged
to supply the music for dancing
Tickets may be secured from the
committee in charge or may y
purchased at the door. The pubic
is cordially invited to attend
Mrs. Roland KrantZ, Mrs. Rapl
Mizrahi and Mrs. Nat F. COhH
are assisting with the event
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

The young couple will leave Nv.
mediately following the dance =,
a wedding trip to Miami and cuh
Upon their return they will =
side at Jacksonville Beach g,
the summer.
TROUSSEAU TEA HrTn
Miss Margol was feted MoDd,,
night with a trousseau tea hpi
in the home of her parents I
Springfield Over fifty guests wen.
invited to attend this lovely event
Punch and d ainty cakes WEIR
served in the dining room finn
a beautifully appointed tail.
while the guests were led thrOuss
four rooms where the bride.elecf,
trousseau was exhibited. Mrs. RI.
land Krantz and Mrs. Sam Camc,
assisted Mrs. Oscar Margol with
the event.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

meeting. 1t was at the May meet
ing that the other officers were
elected by the membership.
Mrs Finkelstein expressed the
opinion OF the organization in stat
ing that Mrs. Chepenik. a past
president, was well qualified to
take the chair at this time and
lead the Daughters OF Israel TO
greater heights
The yearly report was then read
by Mrs. David Rothstein. outgo-
ing secretary, and Mrs F. Bono
gave the treaSurer's annual report
Both reports were most gratifying.
Il was announced that as sum-
mer projects a card party is being
planned at Jacksonville Beach in
July. and a series OF rummage
sales VIII be conducted throughout
the season
Mrs Safer was pleased to have
the boards recommendation
passed that a substantial sum be
donated to the Red Cross for over
seas relief. Mrs. Safer invited any
one who desired to give financial
aid to this worthy cause through
the Daughters Of Israel to con-
tact her.
Following the adjournment Of
the meeting Rabbi II. D. Margolis
presented the Zimra Club which
greatly pleased the audience with
tn cir charming selections Mrs.
Jack Goldberg introduced the pro
gram = social hour was then
joyed and lime punch ices
tiny cakes were served froF
beautifully appointed table by
hosteSses Of the afternoon
included Mrs Abba Safer.
Olga Moskovitz. Mrs 81.
Mrs J. Weinstein, and NJ
Chepenik-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

Felix GfckStein for PERMISSION 10
run a New Years greeting in our
ROsh HaShonah issue = 20. a"
Okayed he, but be sure not to
put us in the fifth column" E.
Some Edder, the doc. which
makes US wonder if Sam Nelson
wouldn't have gotten elected to
the legislature if it weren't for the
war hySteria- He was beaten
by a mere thousand votes-which
is no empty defeat. Mother and
Dad (Mr. and Mrs. Louis KatZ)
are going to celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary Thursday. I.
But what we viii celebrate more
is the fact that we are all wei and
together. Received q letter from
We ed saying that he viii be back
from Mobile tomorrow night. {.
And we met Mrs. Dora HorowitZ
at the Beach last week where she
Is preparing to move. She told
Us Abe (HoroWitz) had just re-
turned from California where Lea
and the baby are vacationing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

Little Brina L e e
Dafz is doing nicely
after her recent ton
sill operation, we are
glad to hear. The
David MOScOvitL
have moved to the
beaches. :. The war
influence: we called
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07
Edited bv ETHEL MOSCOWTZ
CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS

This service is sponsored by Jacksonville cb.n.
Birth as date clearing bureau organzaons e; s
are invited phone their forthcoming tn ph n
secretary whose telephone number is 5132S p SeRs
JUNE
WED. o'clock Daughters Of Israel Final Meet
'VN
Jewish War Veterans meeting; Jewish ca,t
P. ~ 0a
WE'D. 18th: Confirmation Exercises; Jewish Center
Senior Hadassah Summer Dance Jacksonville
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs Jack Land
leave Sunday for q week
II Miami Beach
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

~WhO Overcomes by force hath
overcome but half his foe" Milton
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

Mss Libby Kaufman Of
York City is a guest at the
Of her uncle. Charles Krose,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

Dr. Bernard Marks. sol OF .
and Mrs A Marks Of this c
has returned to practice here
ter graduating from the AIab<
POLYTECHNIC Institute with q
" NJ degree o. Nay p. Dr.. Ma
was also an honor graduate T,
the University Of Florida
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

Friends OF Mrs J. Bloom
be glad 10 learn that she
covering from q recent ooe,
which she underwent IN Re
ter, MINI Visiting with her
al the present are her fathe,
sister. L NJ Eeberman and
Minnie Leberman.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

Mr. and Mrs Jack Gold
celebrated their thirteenth =,
0ng anniversary Sunday at J
so1y1lle 3 ch Congratulate
and best wishes are exte,
them by their many friends.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs Able Cha
are visitors In New York.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07

Mr. and Mrs. Lou E Y
VII leave shortly for q "a
Il Miami Beach.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-06-07
aggregation ROdOph
olOm, Tampa, Fla.
NFIRMATION PROGRAM
ShevnOth, June IL, 81. M.

VFTRMATION PROGRAM
ShevnOth, June IL, SPIN
evnoth"-Judy Neuwirth
pc and Fear"-Amelia Ichiu
True Foundation"-Jacoue-
Weber
Parents"-Joyce D. Lutz
de"-Dorris Chate
Frlendship"-Elinor Rosenthal
israel and Democracy" - Betty
Fay Moses
declaration of Faith"-Adrienne
Blumberg
3enediction"-Rabbi Adolph Bur
ger
distribution of Certificates" =
David Stein
resenting Bibles = Mrs. Morris
Stein
.osing Services-Reception in the
School rooms
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Mss Bernice Keeper is q ,
tor II Pittsburgh. Pa
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
AFL Outlines
Principles
For Wartime

New Orleans. Npv. 27.-tAPp-
The American Federation Of Labor
lealfirncd today Iabor's right to col
Icctivc bavgan,ng and laid down
three principles to be observed un-
der wartime conditions.
The convention adopted the rcSniu-
tons committee report declaring:
"Should wartime conditions de-
vclOp the following principles be
come imperative:
"l-Univcrsal obligation To Scrv-
ice for dcicnSc-indUStrIaI or mill
tary-undcr democratic conditions.
'2-Labor should have representa-
ton on all policy making and admin
istrativc agencies and draft boards.
''3-.LabOr standards and other pro
visions for Socia! welfare must be
maintained under emergency condl-
ten, as csSenti.l to efficient produc-
ton as We1 as national morale.
The AL expressed "dlSdppoInt-
ment' that it was not requested to
name REPRESENTATIVES 10 the advisory
committee to the council Of national
defense.
fSiGney HiIlman. president Of tn
,;malgainatcd Clothing Workers.
Go affiliate. is member
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
Eeen1ployed Workers
Will BE Subjected to
Close Scrutiny TO Pre-
vent Spies Entering
Plant, Officials De-
clare.

D"rr"v. co.. Nov 27-(AP)--
Vrl1co "ircrart factory, lis l2-daY
strike settled Nv q lG-mnnthS agree
ment providing for arbitration Of
workers disputes. resumed operation
today en- IL HGt,O0.O00 worth CT mill
tarv contracts.
The agreement. signed last night
by representatives Of the company
and the Go United Automobile
Workers. carries wage increases Of
some Sl.l00,G00 annually for produc-
ton men in tho minimum pay
brackets.
Richard w. Miller, Vui|oc prcsi-
dent, said 1T will take little time 90
get the factory in shape ror work
resumption, but we probably can
start some men back to work at
once"
Other company representatives de-
clarcd there would bc no mass re-
employment"
1T will be a slow process" one Of
them said. The men will be subject
ed to almost as close scrutiny as
when they were originally employ
ed"
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
CONTINUED on page tW0)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
81 Political
Prisoners
~ n
Executed
Members of Regime of
King Carol II Are
Victims of Firing
Squad Purge; Censor
ship Clamped on Ru-
rlanian News.

Budapest Nov. II (AP) - The
Rrmanian Iron Guard Was reported
tndnv la have taken a bloody revenge
on tn" regime Of Former King Carol
II carly today by executing "a poll
tiCal prisoners near The grave Of Cor
""liU CUdrcanu. founder OF the
Guard.
They foil under the rifle fire of 4
troop uf Iron GuHrdiStS at BucharcSt'5
JilaHa prison. according to the Hun
garian news agency and other SOrlr-
CcS which penetrated the censorship
Imposed in Rumania by the Iron
Guard government of Premier Gen
cral Ion AntOnc>cu.
This censorship virtually isolated
;hc turbulent Balkan nation from
nc;ghbOrinE countries from midnight
on.
All Judges and gendarmcS alleged
90 have had Il part ~ the mass kill
in" Of Iron GuardiStS when Carol
Wa on the throne were reported
shot.
Tn" firing squad purge was &nih
same manner that many hundreds Of
GuardiSt> were executed before the
na2i-inClinCd Guard seized power in
RUmania. forced Caro-! TO Hbdicatc in
ScDtembcr. and began a close align
mcnt of RUmania with Germany.
Among thU>" reported executed
were Former Premier George Ar
gCSanu. Il former cabinet minister
and Il former chief Of the Rumanian
secret service.
"Rrmanian iusticc' also was re-
ported To- have dealt with former
gendarmc commander and IL gen
darmc> who were directly accused OF
garrOting Codrcanu and l3 other
GuardiStS in 1888
The arrest of two former premicrS
also was reported by the Hungarian
news agency.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
Fires Set
AT Arsenal
Berlin Also Bombed
Last Night; Parlia-
ment Told Britain
Ear From Armed"
G3v the Associated frcSS)

,;riiain's IHI~r,NGinG ncaVy bomb
rr set fire. at the ltpi;rn royal ar
s,nal at Turin and rGi.Icd Berlin,
the London air mini Try reported to-
day. while her little ally Greece de-
cilrcd Italy'S invasion armies were
falling back in disorder with "brok-
CT mnralc'.
TIE attack on Ti"rin, il was said,
"srcatiy increased III" destruction
inflicted in a raid Saturday night. =.
Members Of the British parlia-
men, heard Minister Wi'hout Port
folio Arthur Greenwood, in debate
on war production, admit that
Britain is far ir2m being fully
armod".
But. he said. with United States
aid "our increasing production in
both Quality and weight will final
" crush the might Of tho dictators. -
Il think that before very long if
the cordial relations between this
country --, the Unirsd States con-
tinue." he said, North America will
continued on Page Twol
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
[ urin Bombed By Raj
North Carolina
Sites Studied
For Air Station

Washington, Nov. 27.--tA;0
The ACCESSIBILITY of sites i'll
Dare and Tyrrcii counties, North
Carolina, ~ a naval lightcr-tnan-
aircraft station will be studied
this week by an Inspection board
headed By Captain Charles Z.
RDScnda..:. Navy department CT
:ic;2!3 d;Sc!a,ci today.
inspection ii SIZES il Ncrth
Carolina i: Part Of Z general
s,u6y being rcdN @; the entire
Atlantic caa'!, oi.:"iGi SAID, but
no selection I'0;I;tt h" made I'M
less iCn%gcs' 83:;0v"d new di-
risibI" constructions.
One ofIi"ia' *aid :lirisiblcs
weaiG bc 'isical' e." the neutral-
Nv nat~ci md st ;Hngvcssion-
al approval sn:nhi b. obtained
for that reason.
1t was understood iilat North
Carolina sizes - J." inspected
orc nca" Eay0"h. Shaw pose, E!iz-
aheth City, E!artrord, Ed"n:on,
Columbia, Flymor!:, Washing
ton. Beia&ycn and Wilmington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
Wreck Injury
Proves Fatal

Rocky Mount. Nov. 27.-(APy-
Sam S. Nash, Jr.. 81. prominent
EGgccombc county farmer, died in a
hospital here this morning Of in
iuries suffered when the automobile
ne was driving overturned near Pine
tops Tuesday morning.
Highway Patroiman w. T. Simpson
expressed the belief that slick tires
and VIC. :.dVcmCnt were responsible
for the crash. Hospital officials said
Nash suffered from broken back.
Survivors, include his widow: his
mother. Mrs S. S. Nash, ST., Of Tar
bnro: two brothers. Cheshire Nash
Of Savannah and Pembroke Nash
Of Tmborn. and three sisters, Mrs.
Albert Cox Of Washington, Mrs.
Lawrence Sprunt Of Wilmington and
Mrs. Henry Johnson Of TarborO.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.