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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
MRS. EMMA EVANS
DIES At AGE Of 81
WILLIAMSBURG Lady Buried
at Harris Chapel Meth
odist Church

Mrs. Emma Barker Evans, widow
Of the late J. T. Evans, died Thurs
day at her home IN WILLIAMSBURG
township at the age Of 81. She had
been III only few days.
Mrs Evans had lived at her last
address the past twenty years, or
since about the time her husband
died. She was a native OF Granville
county.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. J. l.. Claiborne, Mrs. Frank
Brame and Mrs. S. Z. Wilson, and enc
sister. Mrs. J. n. Harris. of Ports
mouth, Va.
Mrs. Evans was d member of Elar-
riS Chapel Methodist church at Dab
nev most of her life. Funeral scr
vices were held there at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon, in charge Of Rcv. G..
Van Stevens pastor of Island Creek
Baptist church in WILLIAMSBURG town.
hip. assisted by Rev. J. +. StarncS
pastor of Harris Chapel church, and
Rev. z. Norfleet Gardner. pastor OF
he FIRST Baptist church of Hendcr-
son. Interment was in the church
cemetery.
Pallbearers were named as follows
| Active. Willie Evans, p. F. Barker
Louis Shanlls. NJ. G.. Evans, DorSe,
L. Evans. Tommy Williams; honor,
airy. J. S. Evans, c. T. Evans, Bake
ShotWell Thomas Williamson, JOIN
H. Bullock, J. S. Norwood, L. "
Burroughs, Dick Burroughs, HIfl;
Daniel, DR.. H. H. Bass, Jr., Dr. c
y. Wychc, |. R. Tippett. Scnc.
O'Brien, L. NJ. Rollins, G. S. Tippett
N. G.. Knott, F. c.. Sneed, Claudc FL
tiott, +. J. Dcil, L. J. Freeman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Arrest Rumor
Is Baseless

Rumors circulated here late Thurs
day and again today Of arrests in the
vicinity of Noriina and Rldg"Way,
IS miles north of Henderson, on
charges Of subVersivc activities were
flatly denied by Federal Bureau Of
Investigation authorities today. The
Associated Press was told at the FBl
office in Charlotte that the reports
were groundlcss.
The stories were that two or three
citizens of the RidgcWay-NOrlina
community, who are native-born
Germans, had been accused Of sell
inc or negotiating fol the sale To Tor
cign agents Of photographs or other
data pertaining to United States de-
lenses in the Norfolk area. One re-
port said one or two defendants had
been questioned, and had been taken
10 New York-Why New York the
report did not explain.
Police officers here had heard the
stGrrcS. but knew nothing but what
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
TWO VANCE MEN IN
OXFORD CITY COURT

Two Vance county white men. Ce-
ell Hobgood and John NJ. Stainback.
gave notice of appeal when con-
..;cted in OXford'S Mayors Court
Tuesday of violation Of highway
avs OF the State.
Hobgood was adjudged guilty OF
driving while drunk and was SEN
anced 10 pay d fine OF $50 and
costs. Stainback was convicted OF
,idine and abetting in the opera
ion Of d motor vehicle while I'M
Ter the influence of WhiSley and
NaS sentenced to pay fire of $50
md costs.
They gave bond for their appear
ance in Granville Superior Court
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
Band and Glee
Club TO Compete
In State Contest

The band and the elcc club of
henderson high school will take
part in the state musical contests
sponsored by the Woman's College
In" University of North Carolina,
it was announced today by w. D.
ravnc, principal.
The teams will compete in the
district contests to be held March
1890 at Raleigh, and if eligible will
90 on to the state contests at
Greensboro April 1920.
A. +. Hcarne is director OF the
high ech0ol band and Miss Ruth
BoWlin is director Of the Glce CLUB.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
SUSPENDED TERM is
GIVEN TO HUGHES

Albert Hughes was guilty Of being
drunk and disordel'ly in a publif
place today in county court and Re-
corder r. Z. Clements sentenced hin
to 90 days on the roads.
The road tenn was suspended upon
payment Of the costs, and remaining
away from the Motor Inn for the next
- months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
SPECIAL SERVICES
EBENEEZER CHURCH

Sunday afternoon At 3 O'Clock.
there will be a service at EbereeZel
Christian church. colored. under tnC
direction Of the Rev. y. J. Jones. il
was stated today.
Several other services are planned
in the series. which will continue
through Friday. with services begin
ming at 8 o'clock each evening.
The public is cordially invited.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PKEoo
Prospects Excellent
For Good Crop Year

freezing weather. This dressing
should be applied about March H.
he said, to assure the best results.
An increased acreage of cotton IN
the county is expected this year as 4
result of the reduction in tobacco
allotnentS and because Of eNpecta-
tons of low prices for tobacco tins
fall. Increased planting OF cotton has
Icen urged by the State Departments
OF Agriculture rs means OF mcrHaS-
inc cash income and as 4 factor IN a
divcrSification program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

To H. -'-'''-'-.
anthem is the air of "Anacreon IN
Heaven" sung?
2. What is bird organ?
3, Under what Government de-
partnent does the U. S. Marine Corps
operate?
A. Which Of the following U. 5.
Presidents failed to be elected when
running for a third term, James
,Ganrne. James Madison or Theodore
Roosevelt?
s Where is Duke University?
6 What two Republicans were APP
pojnted by President Roosevelt to his
cabinet? .
= Is ammonia Il chemical element?
3 The leader Of which political
rarty was recently sentenced TO a
term in Jail?
g Does a foreign born child talk"
the citizenship of adopting American
10. Who divided the ancient king
I.m oG he llebreNo'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23

The Liberty Cap is older than "
think. In ancient GreeSe and Rome
slaves were moi permitted - have
their heads covered and part OF the
ceremony OF freeing slave consist
ed in putting a cap on his head.
which was regarded as the symbol OF
his liberty
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23

Pleads GuiIty-C. A. Pendcrgras
pleaded guilty TO being drunk to
Gay in city court. and prayer 10
judgment was continued upon pay
ment of the costs. Mayor Henry I
Powell presided.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23
AROUND TOWN

Pays Traffic F'inc-Miss Elizabetj
Shaw paid 81 into The city clerk
office a. Il traffic tine. records Their,
revealed today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-23

We've seen few pictures Of Hi
ler lately. Maybe that uniform h
..asn't going to take off until Ger
many won the war is beginning Il
need q little pressing.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-04-27

Mary Sykes in Natchez. Funeral
service will be held Sunday at
Natchez.
Dinner guest at the home of
the E. c. Clarks Sunday, included
Rev. A. .. Purne.l, Rev. J. L.
Joiner, Mrs. Irene Ishmon, Mrs.
vi. D. Edwards, al of Mouno
Bayou. Mrs. B. c Brooks, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Smith of this city.
Because of a broken leg sufft red by
Mr. Cla,k some time ago, Dime
wa served to them in their home
The Mound Bayou friends en-
joyed the services throughout the
day at Gospel Temple. Each is
a we'll known worker in county
and state affairs, and their many
friends enjoyed their coming.
At the morning and evening
service the past r preached as one
with authority. 3o8 persons stten
eed. Collection $3.50
Mrs. M. E. Morris and friend
visited Mrs. Clark Monday after
noon
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-04-27

Sunday was regular pas
toral day at jerusalem NJ. B.
Church. The service was
carried out by Rev, 0. Jones,
as the church is without a
pastor. He preached a won
derful sermon. Sunday School
was opened on time by Mr..
1. NJ. Robinson. Money
raised for Rev. P. J. Yancy.
81. Total money raised
in church So. 10. Bro. c. l..
Love, Clerk. Sister E. N.
Savannah, Reporter
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-04-27

Norman, this week. He was &C
companied by several OF h er
relatives.
Mrs. John H. Powell of Jackson,
visited relatives and friends this
w e e k. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Ernestine.
Mrs. Lula Mae Ellis has return
ed to her home in Shaw, a fter
spending two weeks here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T i m
Downey.
Prof. I. E. Edwards delivered
the commencement address at the
school at Sunhower, Miss, Friday
night.
The Alumni Association of Boil
var County Training School is call
ed to meet at the school building,
Sunday, April %, at 200 O'Clock
p. m. Mrs. Attic Grove is presi.
dent and MRS. E]ease P. Smith is
secretary.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-04-27
news ABOUT TOWN
BY T. P. Fielder

Mrs. Beulah Hills suffered a
nervous attack while attending
the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
Hattie Powell. Mrs. Hills is up at
this writing.
Mrs. Antoinette Petit returned
home Monday from Memphis
where she had been for several
days on business.
Mr.. Lawrence (Babee) johnson
was in town this week visiting re-
latives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Holden
had as a house guest this week,
Mr. Otis Parker of Chicago, ILL.,,
who is a former citizen of Mound
Bayou.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-04-27
NEWS

The fortie'h annual session of
the Mississippi Medi al and Sur
gical Association was held in
Vicksburg, April "a, Is.
DR.. P. M. George president
elect, succeeded DR.. G. H. Lane as
president
DR.. E. L. Turner, president of
Meharry Medical College w a s
guest speaker. DR.. George offers
this meeting the most scientific
and interesting in the history of
the association.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-04-27
BOBO NEWS

Sunday April IA was regular pas.
torlal day at Mt. Morieh. Sunday
School opened at o:3O O'Clock. We
had spiritual Sunday School
Devotion opened at IL. Rev. L. L.
Laws, the pastor, preached a soul
stirring sermon from John 1925
subject, A Desire To See Jesus.
Everyone seemed to have enjoyed
the sermon. Collection $44 Rev
L L Laws, Pastor, Chas. Johnson
Reporter.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-04-27
4-H Club Meet
CONTINUED from front page

Continued from front page)
We were very happy to have
both District agents for Negro All
Club work present. We were asked
by them to help our girls and boys
in Bolivar County to develop
their possibilities because they
were great. Help them to have
courage to be loyal, have unity,
keep busy and work to keep or
gained. Home Demonstration
Agent for Negro work in Kinds
County also gave us some encour-
aging remarks.
Again we, the Negro Agents,
wish to thank the city marshall
tor helping to make our parade a
success.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-04-27
2O3 DIE Continued from page y

2O3 DIE Continued from page y
Woodrick MCGUIRE (Southern Uni
versity graduates), Ed Frazier.
Birdie Lee Boyd, Wendell Gates;
Rosita Williams, Henry jackson,
Louise Gates, Bessie Holmes. John
Boy Logan, Princess Alexander,
Emma Shaw, Sare Robinson, Ell
bert Biggs, NJ. Russell, Nose Mel
son, Paul Scott, w. E. johnson,
Lenore Williams. Vera Rhone,
Mary Shaw,
N. S. Kingsberry, John Bernard,
Leonard Franklin, Leroy Woods,
Baby Will, Della Simmons, Clouise
johnson, Cornelia Odom. Ethel
Scott. Willie Lloyd, Lilly Whethers,
Dorothy Dsbce Edna Taylor, Mel.
lie Carr. Edward Parer, Wi Mae
Jackson, Renetta Lloyd, Marie
Hall, Samuel Collins, Ernest Hunt.
Lee Edgar Scott.
P,rch Jefergons. Florida Lee
Ivory of Or -enwood. Miss, Leola
Johnson, Sammy Wallace, Annie
Mae Robinson Ed Lee, Lucille
Stewart, John Reed, George Scott,
Chatle Hgdon. Roy Fletcher.
Green Smith, Freddie Scott, Joe
Bonds. Leola Sims, May Loeen,
Maht,den Woods, Genette Harris,
Mary Sloan, Willie Machine, john
ny Williams, Johnny Davis, B.
Dennis, Marshal Lewis, Henry
Jackson, Kelagine Towpcreedem,
Evelyn Thomas, Alfred Minor T.
J Smith Corinne Green, Classy
White, Tom Johnson, Calvin Rob
erts, Gladys Lights, Inez Adams,
Emma Scott and many others.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-04-27
ROsedale News

The many frlends of Mrs. L. A.
Smiley sympathize with her in
the pess,ng her lister, Mr..
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-04-27
LOCALS

Rev. Richard H. Morris of Lex
ington, Miss, visited his brother
Mr.. T. S. Morris, and Mrs. P. M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Robs Station
Second Time
Bdndit Holds Up
Mon on 9Th Ave.

A bandit armed with an auto
matte pistol made his second haul
within "a few weeks at the Shell
service station, 9th and Union
ayes. Tuesday night. From the
night operator. Nathan Hale, he
obtained about $50, mostly in cur
rency.
Hale. who lives at 2706 No.
Warner st. reported to police he
was working on car near the sta
ton office about $40 o'clock Tues
day night when gruff voice
ordered him 10 go into the office.
He complied at once, noticing
the pistol in the bandits hand. In
the office. the bandit produced a
canvas money bag from mis- pocket,
handed il TO Hale and ordered him
70 fill it with whatever money was
IN the register.
Hale then recognized the fellow
as the one who held him up at the
same place the night Of Oct. Z.
You're getting about the same
as last time" Hale commented.
Yes, I know" the bandit re-
piled.
Slowing the bag Of money in his
pocket, the bandit vanished into
the night Hale did not see him
approach and saw no car that his
visitor might have been driving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
McChord Field Now Has
Major Role in Traininq

field az soon az possible.
The buildings. Of wood con-
struction. will be occupied by the
18th group headquarters and head
quarters squadron. comprising the
slSt, ed and SD light bonn
baroment) squadrons, the 18th
reconnaissance squadron. 44th air
base squadron. an antI-sircraft
tow target detachment. weather
communication unit and other
special troops.
All these units Will Be new TO
Hechord field and vii abet the
units already there-isth sirbsse
squadron and 18th bombsrdment
tmeoiuml group.
The light bombers. which will
Be stationed at AcCbord for the
first time. cannot be described as
dive oomoers." ACCORDING TO BDg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Legislature
May Decide
Governorship
To Ask Solons
To Declare Dill
Chief Executive

A protest 10 the i9ii state
legislature appeared the next
step in the Dill-Ianglie CON
troversy though Hans John
son. Pierce county Democratic
chairman and state manager
of c. {. nills campaign. was
out of town Wednesday and
unavailable 20 confirm the
plan.
Last week he said legal action
against counting 81 IN. split
Democratic straight tickets On
which Arthur n i.Anglles name
vas checked. was being prepared
II has mol been filed in any court.
however. IN Tacoma or elsewhere
IN tho stat.
In seattle shsisms. Hew-
ard .. Thompson ~ the Ming
County Democratic ee.tfsi
committee said he va. prepsr-
Ing . statement protesting the
recent Kpsernsteriai .ieetias
and askins IN. newt legislature
10 declare a. a. Diii the states
chief executive.
Candidate Diil himself said IN
Spokane Tuesday night he would
not participate In any contest over
double voted" ballots cast for
Lsnglie. But he did re.enier the
controversy with a statement that
he had been told poor counting =.
and in some Instances. crooked
counting elected his Republican
opponent.
'Of course. ~ the legislature
should order . recount. thoss
thing. would h. cleared up"
Diii said.
The Democratic candidate said
there was nothing dissracsful'
about raising the question Of the
ballots. lie added that II comes
up regularly before congress,
In same states . believe the
courts have held they eouidot
he counted" he said. although
personally Z have always held
they should be where the In.
tent Of the voter wa. clear
Dill said he was also Informed
that the gubernator,ai contest
drew about 10000 more votes than
the presidential race, which "a
termed "A rare occurrence ofdi'
narily the situation II reversed. h
said. ON Indicated he would
check official records before rails
ing the insue Of the heavy Euber-
Material count.
Tho defeated candidate also an.
nonnced he would make no further
statements on the campaign pend
ing personal study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

Gen. Carlyle II. Wash, field CON-
n2nder. They are. IN fact. old.
but not obsolete. attack ships.
Buildings will include % en-
listed mems barracks. ak day
rooms. bachelor offlcers' quarters
and bachelor officers mess. two
other enlisted mems barracks. ak
supply rooms. three sdministra-
ton buildings. an infirmsry. a post
exchange. a recreation building. a
theater. warehouse, Link
trainer building and q school
(Contnusd on Page e. Cosumn 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Businessmen
Offer Problem
In New Program
B, JOSEPH At.sOr and
RoBERT kIsTNgH

WASHINGTON. D.c.-The
conflict Of ideas involved Is the
truly curious feature Of the
struggle now being joined be-
hind the scenes over the fu-
ture Of the national defense
set-up. For despite the dark
aspect Of affairs abroad. and
the desperate need for haste
Mt home, the chief topic Of
controversy at the White
House seems TO be the rather
time-worn New Deal fayorits.
how % treat the businessmen.
The need for a decision on the
part 10 be played by Businessmen
in the government v inherent In
tn. problem confronting the pfssi-
dent In the existing defense sat
up. autbority and responsibility are
CONTINUED on Page .. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Flying Squadron
Invade Pendleion!

PESDIEIOs. ore. - Hun
dreds of Wild geese were fooled
by fog and city lights Tuesday
night and a. result the city was
invaded ~ squadrons u the
honkers They landed on many
u the fiat roof tops and stayed
until the fog lifted this morn
ing A feV made forced land
ings both on the roofs and later
In family ovens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
WITH THE MILITARY
By Ed Meagher
Timss staff Writer

Uncle Sans air corps, like
Jacks bean stalk. is growing
with startling rapidity and
nowhere is the expansion of
air might more apparent than
at McChord field.
The field, dedicated only
last summer. was ready just
in time 10 be handed a major
role in the air corps expansion
Of a nation suddenly become mill
tary conscious.
And today brought word that
SIS more buildings. at q cost Of
S5e7 seq. will De erected or the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
U. S. Rejects
Portions OF
Pension Law
Charge Foilure
To Comply With
Fsdesol Statute

The Federal Social Security
board Wednesday rejected
three key sections Of initi-
ative iii. passed by tho
voters Nov. ). requiring the
state to pay $40 monthly old
age pensions.
tn ; letter n Gov Clarence q.
Martin ard the stats socist 80
cursty COMMITTEES. the na~rsrs -
scutiv< Director. oscsr - Powell.
sald th~ SECTIONS failed n confarsN
with ths federal social security
act. Ths governor sssd Ne would
ask Attorney General smith Trey
for - aplnson % What steps ne
state .hauid tske newt
rs~ s~sss..s r~l~vses ~ ~
f~ss~ss, s~sss ws~ts Nnpsn>sss
ps~~est p~~ss.e is~.s a~ssst.
ss.ss ~ ~lsecus<s sn1 80
saase~s- ssA ws~sa pesw1o
sapevses courts - ~ ~
smeust 81 p<sss~s . psssea
wsssis ~ sh,e o. s~essse.
The t~e sections On lnsnms srd
resources which the hard ohisss~f
20 ~eald make n easier fev IN
aged person IN get . pension ~
eliminating necessity ~ reiativeef
supporting their ns~iy kin snd
sxsmptins free fond and lodging
a. . resource IN he tsksn lnfo
consideration In figuring en- sppll-
cants need.
fhe sssssssiss sewsslss . 800
vi.ins shss N ~ fe1erss hnss1
found ssy NJ lie sersts~s -
In s~~esas~~s wtsh ~ esdoesu1
sss Inst she s~ss II ~ srt
wsutd sss ~ sss~~seaL rs
has h~e~ tusesvseeeA ~ seNss
legal sushesssse~ k~s~ " wsess
the fese~saI knsss rood. ~ -
trestwg eeststs sssstsas. ssut-
w them sod IN effect ts~rh
them ess ~ M lsw.
Powell advised Governor MAJ
tin that the federal is~ foshsds
The government frum irving
matching money In state programs
which appear IN require The stalls
agency 10 disregard certain income
and resources IL pension svpii-
cant In determining his nsed tug .
pension.
Ths initiative provisInn thai 3
Judge eaaid In ths amount NJ ~
siou siss yer fejsetsd ~ shs fe9~
srsi hard - bssns ''Iseoossstsst'
with ths federal is~. rhs federal
board said tho stats II required -
have . program administered and
supervised ny : single state agency
ana tbs Initiative section In sffset
dividsd this authority With ths
courts
A fourth ssctlan of ths initiative.
applying 10 age and isnEtn ~ rsst-
dsnos. while not dissppsovsd ~
ths federal social security hard.
~ susceptible n an snfsspfets-
tlon which would rstss = question
~ 10 its conformity" ths hossd
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Walla Walla Dentist
Dies While Hunting

wAIf.A WAIfsA Or. Wiifred
v. RasNisr. Walls wslls dentist.
vas killed while hunting near
LoNdsn "wednesday ~ the scei.
dental discharge n q gun.
while authorities mad rot com
plstsd their investigation. they
sad they believed ths gsn vas
discharged after u ~.s pfoppsd
azalns Eassisrs ear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Seattle Seeks l94l
Convention OF AFL

SEATTLE city ~ Seattle.
host 70 the American FereratiOn
Of Labor convention IN 1913. Wed
nesdAy sought the 1871 convention.
Mayor Arthur y. Lsngle and
the city council tsiegraphed inyi-
tstions 70 the ALL conclsve IN
New Orleans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Delay Plans to Aid
Britain Until 1871
WASHINGTON

WAsHIsoTOS - The senate
foreign relations committee de-
ciGed Wednesday 70 postpone until
next year consideration u legisls-
ton 10 permit American financial
aid 70 Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Nazis Bomb London

LON DON - German planes
bombed the London area shortly
before dawn Wednesday and
bombed two points in eastern Eng
land during the night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Raj Blasts Turin

LON DON - British bombers
striking at Berlin and North Italy
war industries blasted the royal
arsenal at Turin. the air ministry
said Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Winiry Weather
Covers Nation


A wlntry snow storm that bisw
ost Of ths Gulf II Nsxiso spread In
fan snaps oysr ths NATHAN today.
biansstinx north<fn states with
ths first general snowfall ~ ths
season and dfsnchsng southern
states with rain
Cold Erippsd fhs states from the
shores II the Pacific 10 the Allan
tic ssaboard adding 10 sbs pefsis
~ trsvsi and the suffering II
refugees OFF Msins. gales isshsd
shs seas and four ships st out Into
the storm 70 thu assistance u .
sinking frssKbtsr storm warn
inEs we're hoistsd On tho Great
Lakes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Proposes Conodo
Borrow u. S. Gold

OITAWA--James q. TurHeou.
Vancouver. liberal member AZ
parliament. proposed "Wednesday
that Canada borrow gold from
tho United states 10 finance her
var effort and pay u back. with
out interest. BY setting sslds .
certain percentage Of tbs output
Of dominion gold mlnss.