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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Report Made
In Vote Case
No Announcement Re-
gareIing Alleged IT.
regularities in Third
District.

Raleigh. July 1.-(AP)-Assistant
Attorney General T. Wade Bruton
studied the report of alleged pre-
primary irregularities in the third
congressional district today but said
there would probably be no an
nouncement in the matter for several
days.
Attorney General Harry McMullen
was away on vacation when the re-
port was received from W. A. Lucas
Of Wilson, chairman Of the state
board OF elections.
The report deals with the lnveS-
tieation by Lucas and the State Blu
reau CT Investigation into the re-
moval OF 1900 ballots for the first
Democratic primary Of May 25. and
the findings OF some of the ballots,
Lucas said. in the possession Of Char
les L. Alternately, Jr., an unSuccesS-
full candidate.
The removal of the ballots was dis
covered a week before the first pri-
mary and new tickets were distribut-
ed and Used. Representative Graham
A. Bardcn was rcnominatcd.
Bruton said he mad the report I'm
der consideration but could say nc
more now.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Waller Hotel.

Raleigh, July 1.-The questions
presented by J. Melville Broughton
at the Press association meeting will,
if pressed before the 1871 General
Assembly. really start something IN
the way of political arguments.
Take his query No. 10, for just one
example. Said Mr.. Broughton: How
can efficiency be promoted IN our
State administration? Is there too
much politics Of the questionable sort
in some departments OF our state gov
eminent and, if SO, how can 1t be
eliminated? Should all State en-
nlovees be placed under merit Sys-
tenn of appointment and employment
and if so, should this be coupled
with retirement compensation
That one alone would furnish am
n,unitiun enough for knock down.
drag oul legislative battle Such as
basn't been seen since the sales TAX
was imposed. ,a =
Your reporter has never heard II
contended there is any merit SyS-
tenn of employment in the State GOV
ernment except that those merit JOBS
who were wise enough to support
winning candidate. Your reporter mas
,.n,,eatedly heard that not some puI
t,,II,, CIenartments OF the State GOV
eminent play politics and the only
test Of the questionable nature VI
a,s.e politics is whether hsy "eie
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Roosevelt Asks Enactment Of
Excess Profits Tax Measure
eeply Graduated
Tax Would Be Appli-
cable to individuals
and Corporate Organi-
cations Without Dis.
elimination.

Washington. July 1.-(AP)-Prcs,
'dcn1 R9o:cvclt asked Congress to-
day 70 enact a "StccpIy graduated cX-
cess profit tax" applicable to all in
dividualS and corporate organiza-
lions without discrimination"
The tovt Of the Presidents mess
age follows:
"Wa arc engaged in a great nation
al effort to build up our national
defenses to meet any and every po-
tential attack.
eve are asking even our humblest
citizens 20 contribute their mite. It
is our duty TO see that the burden is
cnuitHbly distributed. according to
ability to pay, so that few do no.
gain from the sacrifices of the many.
Il. therefore, recommend to the
Congress enactment of a Steeply
graduated excess profits tax. to be
applied to all individuals and all
corporate organizations without dis
crimination."
Mr.. Roosevelt did not estimate
how much revenue an excess profits
tax levy might yield. House Major
ity Loader Rayburn, who attended
the White House conference which
preceded the issuance Of the Presi-
dents message, said however, that
the tax would be along the lines Of
one levied in the World war.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Broughton;s Questions, IF
Pressed Before Assembly,
Would Start Real Argument

designed to help the "right'' man. If
they are against the Administration,
then, of course, they are "questlon-
able"
Certainly Mr.. Broughton was the
gamer from such politics, question
able or otherwise, as were played
by State departments during the late
unlamented gubernatorial primary.
Your reporter has bunch that IL
ever the question of d real 'merif>
system for state employees is tossed
into the General ASSrmnIv It WI "
tossed out ALPHABETICALLY because
any real merit system might MAKE
il possible for Republican to get
q Job once in d biennium or so.
But even the question OF q merit
system wouldn't kick up quite the
bowling from high placed State Of
ficials if ever the legislature got
down to serious consideration Of Mr..
Broughton's questions under the
numeral 3, based on the assumption
that state revenues may suffer as a
result of war conditions. Mr.. B. list
ed alternatives of curtailing state
services such as education, etc, in
creaSing taxes, or effecting subStan-
tial economies in operation of the
government
IF the latter, he queried, "hoW
arc substantial economies to be ef-
tectcd? BY elimination OF certain
State agencies and consolidation of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Evacuation OF
Is
Under Way

Honkong, July 1.-(AP)-A gray
coated Canadian Pacific liner, carry
ing the vanguard Of some $500 Brit
ish women and children being re-
moved from this colony, nosed out OF
Hongkong harbor this afternoon.
Other outgoing ships also were
damned.
Among the passengers was a
sprinkling OF Americans. although
the majority preferred to remain
until definitely ordered to leave.
The American liner President
Coolidge remained here on order
from Washington and Americans
were prepared for the possible ne
cessity of removing their women and
children.
The exodus. authoritative sources
said, is precauton against possible
Japanese enforcement Of land and
sea blockade Of the colony to enforce
demands for the closing of the Burma
route to the embattled Chinese gov
eminent.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Noziis Occupy
7Wo British
Islands

Berlin, July 1.--{AP)-Gcr-
mar troops have occupied The
British channel islands of Gucrn-
Scy and Jersey, the high Gem
mand announced tonight.
Ii said naZi forces landed on
Guernsey yesterday, and Jersey
today.
Two British fighting planes
were shot down in these opera
tons, it said.
IT was announced that the occupa-
ton was achieved by coup de
main" OF the German air force
jThcsc two islands, which the Bri-
fish previously had declared de-
militarizod, lie much closer to the
Gcrman-occupicd French coast than
to England, and probably were con-
sidercd lmdeGcnsiblc by the British
command.
Guernsey, 90 miles from Ply
mouth. is only half as far from the
west coast OF the Cotcnten peninsula,
at The tip Of which is Cherbourg. Jer-
Scy is 20 miles southeast Of Gucrn-
Sey.
indication that further channel
islands may have been lost to the
Germans came in an announcement
by Western Union that telegraphic
communications with Jersey, Guern-
sey and also Alderney and Sark had
been SuSpended.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Backing OF
Axis Powers
Is Claimed
Germany Concerned
Over Seizure Of Mate
rials by Russia; Fast
er Tempo To War In
Mediterranean; Air
Raids Continue.
by The Associated Press

tBy The Associated PrcSS.)
German troops held British soil
today for the first time in the
War--rapturing The English own
cd channel islands of Guernsey
and Jersey about 90 miles from
PlymOutii-tO gain still another
base for Inc projected assault on
the island kingdom itself.
The channel islands. virtually
cmptied Of Inhabitants 4 week or
so ago. lie southwest Of German
occupied CEerbourg.
Germans said the occupation.
long since discounted because the
islands were left dcfenselcSS.
was carried out by coup dc
main Of the German air force
apparently meaning the troops
were landed by plane or para
chute.
The seizure places Hitlcr'S
forces in no closer position for an
invasion of Britain than they
were already at Calais and other
points.
In the War-fcvcrcd Balkans.
Hungary mohiIizcd troops on the
Rumarian frontier and called for
rnservistS throughout the nation.
while an official Hungarian news
agency declared the general i'm
preston is that Rumania is on
the point of collapse"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01

x : -
Under Law
Savings Estimated at
Price OF Cruiser Said
10 Have Been Effected
BY Contracts; Vessels
t. Cost Half a Billion.

Washington. July l.-(Ap)- The
\ ,o.;uv ordered construction OF
81 .-.ry Nay>hipS ~ cost L total OF
.%l,NIte,y S500000.00O.
.r- t.rgC>t sin2lc Cuutr1Ct-lettlns
. N..y department history. the con-
.-....'.,n Was assigned by Lewis
.' .-rr,u. acting secretary. within two
... l:... The White House had an
..sd ,-1t President Roosevelt had
.s .-G >.utinu to speed up the de-
...-e program.
r..e.t,> estimated that this legiS-
-.....r. enabling the Navy to nego-
.. crglr>rc> without competitive
...G.... would result in Z saving OF
~.....rOvD . Sl7OOO.000-the cost OF
. cruiser.
..e..dyt III the construction or
e.-.G were eleven cruisers. 20 de-
e.. yg.>. g submarines and one large
Sc. lone tender.
These will total 10000 tons. Cost
... H., - vessels not including arlna-
.-..- and propclliug machinery for
Submarines. Yves estimated at S4lt.-
wamt. Officials estimated that
...u.eMts and TIE submarine pro-
...5uL machinery would bring this to
.. = billion.
one OF the provisions of the speed
g.. .a@ ......its ,,.yctaCc sG%mcrt5 T.
Contractors OF 80 percent Of the con-
..c. total.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
] In
Balbo Post
Leader of Fascist Con.
quest in Libya Named
to Succeed Balbo, Kill
ed In Crash.

Rome. July 1.-(AP)-Marshal
RodOlfo Graziani succeeded the late
Marshal Italo Balbo today as COM
mander of all Italian forces in Libya.
as the high command reported tri-
umphS in the air. on sea and on land.
Graziani. leader Of the fascist con-
quest of Libya and chief of staff Of
the Italian army. already has flown
to the north African colony to re-
place BalbO. who died in flaming
arplane with eight military aSso-
ciates last Friday.
Capture Of several British posi-
tons along the Egyptian border wore
claimed by the high command which
also said that an italian torpedo
boat had sunk British submarine.
It reported at least eight British
planes were shot down.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
(By The Associated Press.

NbN l ilt ItSHbtICtltI I-ItSS.D
a thinly-vciled German counter to
Russia's invasion of Rumania was
seen today in the reported mobiliza-
ton of Hungarian troops on the from
tier of King Carol rs little Balkan
kingdOm-vital source Of raw ma
terra! supplies for Germany.
Hungary claims the full support of
both Germany and Italy for any
march into RumaniH in the event
Soviet Russia's armies dvcrrun the
limits of coded territory. established
in the agreement between Rumania
and Russia.
Frontier incidents between Ru-
manan and Hungarian troops were
said to have prompted the Hungarian
mobilization. and later an officials
news agency announcement said:
Tho general impression is that Ru-
mania i on thc point Of collapse"
NaZi ire was reported aroused By
Russian seizure Of Gcrman-OWned
materials.
Berlin officials. while diplomatical-
~ scouting any possibility Of Ger
man-Ru ,Si:.n clash, said Gcrmany'S
main interest was to prevent any dis
ruptiOn Of her supply Of vital ma
terialS-oil for her mechanical armies
and Gpodst.ifs-I.Om Rumania.
Nevertheless. the Rumanian gov
crnmcnt ha> already appealed to Hit
Ter 10 make Russia live up to last
weeks uitimaium agreement for ccd-
cd territory. thereby giving the nazi
fuchrcr an excuse. if he wants one,
Tor marching into Rumaria against
Russia
In any event Rumania appeared
the lOSer-thrcat"nCd by an axis
supported Hungarian invasion TO stop
Russia and by a possible German
move To safeguard naZi interests in
RUmlnia.
Balkan capitals reflected mount
ing nervousness over Russian plans
in southeastern Europe as the Red
army seized command Of the lower
Danube river. one Of Gcrmany's vital
supply lines.
Coincidcntaijy other dispatches said
Russia demanded that Turkey grant
her d share in the defense of the OAR
dcmcIles. key lin!: between the Black
sea and tho Mediterranean, while
Germany and Italy are concentrating
on the battle against Britain.
Furry Of land and air fighting
OYER the weekend on the Egyptian
border Indicated d faster tempo to
the war in the Mediterranean.
The Italian high command report
cd the capture of several British pO-
stons. British bombing planes, strik-
ing at Germany in mass attacks in
Warmup in the expected great battle
for Britain, rolled over the north,
west and south G.! the Reich during
the night. German raiders also again
attacked England. Scotland and
Wales.
The German nigh command said
the British sky raiders attacked mon
military targets" and that IL were
shot d0Wn-an indication that the
attackers must have been in consid-
cradle numbers. Tie British said they
hot Gown five or more planes over
,Gput.rued on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Feud Again
To The Fore
Legislature May Take
Drastic Action in Long
Standing Agriculture
Fight.
Daily DiSpatcI Bureau,
In the Sir Waller Hotel.

Raleigh. July 1.-TEcro il quietly
in the making a plague on bott
your houses" campaign in legislative
circles which could CoMcnivably re-
suit in application of very drastic
remedies for the lnng-St2ndng icud
between the State Department OF
Agriculture and State College.
There hasn't been any NOISY bal!y-
hGo about the reud Of late-thcre al
most never is except during and just
before meetings Of the General As
scmbly-but there has likewise been
no indication at all that anything has
been done to heal the BREACH which
has existed between the farm agcn-
cics for a long. long time.
There hasn't, for instance, been
even one meeting $50 far as has been
asccrtainablc) Of the committee
which was appointed by the last leg
isiature to do d job Of conrdinatIng."
Governor Clyde r. HOey was to be
its chairman and the personnel was
so divided between the department
and college factions th2t il was d
practical certainty that the COVER
nor would nave to DECIDE tie on al
most every question. Maybe that's
why there hasn't been any meeting
of the committee.
But whatever the reason, it seems
that the sum total o. all efforts to
bring the two groups closer together
has been exactly zero. That's why
there is d distinct possibility that
something stern and decisive may
be in the making for next legislature
time. Eventually the law makers are
going to get tired of being pulled ana
paved over during the recurrent
rows.
In the last General Assembly the
Department, under the banner Of
Commissioner W. Kerr Scott, Won
practically everything it sOughl-the
College folks best was 10 put the
best possible face on things.
In the minds Of most legislators
/r,,+;o,,a5 on Dc1a TiyaN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
House Passes Legislation
Requiring Registration OF
Foreign Organizations

2.-Organizations which engage
both in civilian military activity and
in political activity.
3.-Organizations subject to for
eign control which engage in civil
ian military activity.
4.-Organzations, any of whose
purposes OF aims is the establish
.neat. control. conduct. seizure or
overthrow of Il government by the
use of force. violence. military meas
ures or threats thereof,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Germans Order
Missions Closed

Berlin, July 1.-(AP)-Thc Ger
man foreign office advised the Unit
ed States embassy and presumably
all other embassies today to dis
continue all diplomatic missions in
Norway, Belgium, Luxembourg and
the Netherlands.
These missions must be discontinue
ed by July Is.
The foreign office informed the
U. S. embassy that all political ques-
tons affecting these countries must
be taken up through the mission in
Berlin
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
British Raid
Nazi Targets

London. July 1.-(A7) - British
b0mbcrs hit storage tanks at Ham
burg and left them burning" in fur
thcr raids on military objcctivcS in
Germany Sunday night. the air min
istry announced today.
Several targets attacked in the
Darmstadt area and al OSnabruck
and Ham were again bombed, the
air ministry cOmmuniqUC said.
AirdromcS on the isle Of Nordcr-
ney and west Of Bremen also were
attacked.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01

Washington, July l.-(AP)-The
House passed without debate and
sent to the Senate today legislation
which the judiciary committee said
would subject the communist party
and the German-Amcrican Bund to
registration within close scrutiny OF
the Justice Department.
The measure would require the
registration Of:
1.-Organizations subject 10 for
eign control which engage in poll
teal activities.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Four Dead In
Texas Floods

Hallatsville, Tex, July 1.-(AP)-
Flood waters from cloudburst-sWol-
len streams raced across southeast
Texas toward the gulf today after
killing al least four persons, making
hundreds homeless and doing un-
counted damage.
Epidemic and famine threatened
this town OF 1900 persons, hardest
hit OF several communities flooded.
Heavy rains sent three rivers surg
ing through business districts and
across fertile farming lands.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
RUMANIA PREPARES
FOR INVASION BY
HUNGARIAN FORCES

Bucharest. July 1.-tAP)-
Rumania, her forces retreatins
before Soviet Russia's Red army
Occupying Bcssarabia and Bu-
cOvina. prepared tonight to
meet a possible Hungarian in
-.asiGr of Pennsylvania, which
Rumanians said was imminent.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
TRADE PACT.

Lrudon. July 1.-(AP)-An agree
..u, Tor the purchase by United
:. - government organizations of
E">a reserve stocks Of rubber and
e.. las announced tonight by the
Brush colonial office.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
Annenberg Is
Sentenced

Chicago, July 1.-(AP)- M. L..
Annenpcrg, who climbed from i'm
migrant neWsbOy to one Of Amer
ica's WealthieSt men, today was SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment
for evadng S1,2l7,296 in federal
taxes on his 1886 income.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01

REPORTS DE MED
London. .Tuiy 1.-tA2)-The
British ministry Of information
today issued an official state
mcnt that reports that Gcrin@n
troops have landed cn the Brit
ish coast and by parachute III
the west midlands are untrue"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
AIR RAID

London. Juiy 1.-CAP)-Thc
az ministry and ministry of home
>."uritr announced that enemy
rumbcr> crossed the British coast
,Hi> evening.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-01
/ otton Prices
Are Mixed

r." York. July 1.-(AP)-Cotton
opened 10 5 lower.
H-uOrniu2 prices were off 3 to
aputs: JuIy IGl1. October GA,
r ".J3. Noon prices were 3 to ID
-'> Ip"cr, July 1907, October Ola,
.""h 3.74 Futures closed four low
10 ! higher, middl.ng spot 1860,
g.. /.
lid contracts:
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REPORTS OWNED

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