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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18

Circle. This organization will be in
charge of the event.
Azaleas, by the thousands border
the ~drivesways, paths, terraces and
lake borders.
Orion Plantation in Brunswick
county, the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Laurence Sprunt, of Will
mington, will also be open during
the two days. Orion remains open
the year round to the public.
The officers of the Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce, in the Cape
Fear hotel, will be pleased to give
information to visitors, regarding
the best way to reach Airlie and
Orion Plantation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18
| G SCHOOL GROUP
WILL ENTERTAIN AT
PARTY ON SATURDAY

The Cooperative Employment de-
partment Of New Hanover High
school will give a bingo party on
Saturday evening, April 20. from 6
until II o'clock, it was announced
yesterday by Mrs. Frances w. Trigg
supervisor, in the high school gym
nasium.
No general admission will be
charged, and prizes will be given
during the evening. Other games
and entertainment will be included
on the program, Mrs. Trigg said.
Proceeds will go to the depart
ment, to pay for two banquets OF
the year the annual banquet of the
department to be held on Sunday,
May -, at 1 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18
PERSONALS

Mrs. J.. Haughton James is visit
ing relatives in Tarboro.
= 4 x
Miss Kara Ney Brock is a patient
at James Walker Memorial hospital.
Friends of Mrs. Owen Fillyaw will
be glad to learn that she is improv-
ing following an illness at James
Walker Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Williamson
have as their guests at their home
in Winter Park, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Mitchell and Zollie Howard, of
Knoxville, Tenn.
Friends of Glenn Miller will be
interested to know that he is get
ting along nicely following an ap-
pendectomy at James Walker Me
mortal hospital.
Mrs. Z. L.. White and daughter,
Miss Margaret Mayo White have
returned to their home in Oleander
from Washington, D. c., where they
went to attend the wedding of Miss
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18
ARBEE-FREEMAN
ANNOUNCEMENT
ISSUED HERE

The following announcement mas
been received with interest here:
Reverend and Mrs. William
James Freeman
the marriage OF
their daughter
June Alberta
Mr.. Jeter Galley Barbee
on Sunday, the thirty-first of March
nineteen hundred and forty
Town Creek, North Carolina
Mrs. Barbee, formerly of Town
Creek, has been living in Durham
for the past four years. Mr.. Barbee
is also a resident of Durham. They
are making their new home IN Dur
ham.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18
ADVERTISEMENTS
Vegetable Way To
Pep U p Lazy Insides

Here's an all-vegetabIe way to re-
lieve constipation, that is easy to
take and gentle with your lazy
intestines if you'll do this:
Take a quarter to a half-tea-
spoonful of this spicy, aromatic
laxative at bedtime; wash it down
with water.
That way, BLACK DRAUGHT
generally permits a good nights
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18
Rheumatic Pains.
What To Eat.

Rheumatic pains may result if kid
neys do not regularly eliminate excess
acid and other wastes. Eat vegetables,
fruits, nuts and milk. Use meats,
starches and coffee sparingly. Drink
lots of soft water. Give the kidneys a
gentle lift. Use a kidney evacuant.
Ask any druggist for BUkETS. Your
.25c back if not pleased. Locally at
Saunders Drug Store. Toms Drug Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18
BRIGADE BOYS TO
BE ENTERTAINED
AT PARTY FRIDAY

The ladies auxiliary of the Bri'
gade Boys club will entertain the
boys of the Brigade with a binso
party on Friday night, April 10.
Twenty games of binGo will be
played for each of which prizes VIII
be awarded to the winners. Re
freshments will be served. Every
thing will be free. A large number
Of the boys have signified their In
tention Of being present. The party
will begin at 1870 and will close at
0 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18

rest; acts gently, thoroughly next
morning; usually relieves constipa-
tons headaches, bad breath, bill
i%ousness, sour stomach.
Chief of BLACK = DRAUGHTS
all vegetable ingredients is an in
testinal tonic-laxative' that helps
impart tone to bowel muscles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18
THE AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY
, [' NERVOUS
Read These Important Facts!

Quivering nerves can make you old, haggard,
cranky-can make your life a nightmare OF
jealousy, self pity and "the blues
Often such nervousness is due to female
functional disorders. So take famous LYDIA
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to help
calm unstrung nerves and lessen functional
irregularities" For over 60 years relief
giving Pinkham's Compound has helped tens
of thousands of grandmothers, mothers and
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Pinkham's Compound positively contains
is made from natures own wholesome roots
and herbs each with its own special work to
perform. One of the most effective "woman's.
tonics made! In liquid or handy to carry
tablet form similar formula. 1ry ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18

Emotion has it's sphere, since it
decides the ends to which our &C
tivities are to be devoted, but it
should not be allowed to obscure
our vision as to the means for real
izing those ends.-Bertrand Russell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18
Rirth

Mr.. and Mrs. Friedrich Murray an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Judith Anne, at the Marion Sprunt
annex on April Il. Mrs. Murray
formerly Miss Nellie Player, of
Burgaw.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18

:"###I3 when baby IS running off
his bowels. Watch baby's feeding and be
particular with your own diet too, because
improper feeding is the most frequent cause
of diarrhea, or loose bowels. TEETHINA
has been successfully used for many years to
relieve diarrhea caused by wrong diet. It
gently moves waste from the little bowels
without irritation. TEETHINA is also
recommended for temporary constipation
and collie due to gas or sour stomach. 1t is
sold by druggists, contains no opiates, and
costs but 80 cents for II pleasant-tasting
powders. Give TEETHINA according to the
directions in each package. TEETHINA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18

Mrs. j.. Buren, Sudbury, Mrs. Dali
ziel Sprunt. Miss Allie NJ. Fechtig
and Miss Monimia MacRae, left
Wednesday for Greensboro, to attend
the Greensboro Garden club Flower
Show there this week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18

Hannah Bolles Cowan and Delbert
Perry Weldon, which took place in
Washington on Saturday. Miss
White attended her cousin as maid
of honor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18

Mrs. J. Haughton James is visit
ing relatives in Tarboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-18
Additional Society On
Page Twelve

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1940-02-21

Many can be worn with sport jackets.
Many hard-surfaced fabrics, good for
work Wool and cotton mixture and all
cotton. Sizes in group 20 to. 50.
Evening star., 1940-02-21
10 SpecioI voIues in ToILETRIES

Kanns Murray Hill" 2ooo-seet Of absorbent
snecisi ssessly tissue Regular 1se value' 8rOllS 40C
. zse English type shsvns Bss Just z70-------l7e ITO
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Evening star., 1940-02-21
Greet Spring in q Flower Decked
STRAW HAT
ss's9 sss; $l.88

AS excitingly prophetic of Spring as
the arrival Of the first robin OF the
sight Of the first crocuses are these
lovely straw hats! Brimmed styles, calots,
pie plates and sailors-most Of them
trimmed with gay bouquet. Sizes and
types for everyone!
Kann's-Millinery- Floor.
Evening star., 1940-02-21

Dainty SHOW or blow" hankes, completely made by
hand. White, pastels color on white. Wonderful
values for yourself or for gifts.
Mems White Irish Linen Handksvehisfs Hsn,sttehed
Use "Medamoiseils" Cotton Print Hankes for Womer
. Womsn's Sc Cotton Prints. Hsnd rolled sdses
Kann's-HandkerchiefS-St Street Flor
Evening star., 1940-02-21

Upper front. button front
and slipover styles. Plain and
novelty effects. Sizes 81. 36
and 80 only.
Evening star., 1940-02-21

81 2SompIe SASS to $22. .95 Evening Wrap.
Stunning long line rayon vevets en- n0
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In black or deep sapphire blue Sizes II DO9J4V
70 Reyon Deytms Dresses for Misses end Women. Wss
$1995 to SIS -----------------s se7
Rayon Evening Gowns and Dinner orsssss Ws-s $I6s5
IS Block end Pestsl Rayon Street Freeks Wsrs $los5
Kanns-Better shop-second Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-21
Outstanding Savings in Fur Coots

Brown lspin-dysd censy cest Wss $50 ---------S3s
Dyed Skunk Jeekst. rs in. long, Was $69-------S3e
Mink-dysd Mamot coat Wss 500
B'aek-dysd PsTsian Paw pIots). Wss $500 -----Ses
Natusel Silver Musksa ceet Wes $50
. sdvsrone- dyed Mu,kret. Wss Slo9 9--------s77
. Minkdyed Muskret coot. Wss $lo9- SIT
Fine SseI-dyed coney ceet Was $l2s- SSs
Hudson sseI-dysd Mvskrst Wes $l7s- 500
Fine e'sek dyed Ponyskin. IVES $l59 --------- 500
Dyed Skunk coet. 40 in long. Was 81 $ss
. Blaek-dyed Cross Peuion Lamb. Wos $Ie9--Sj44 81 ~
Kann's-Fr Dept-second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-02-21
$1.39 PulIon Doeskin Gloves,

Perfect accessory for your navy and black COS
tunes White or natural -colored doeskin FINISHED
sheepskn) gloves. Very specially priced eises sx
to ~.
81 Lightweight Cspsskin Glovss. Black end color,
59e kayen end Suede Finishes Fabric Glovss
KAnns-0loves-Street Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-21

Five black tuxedo vests. Four full dress
vests. Sizes in the group: Regulars, 1855,
1877, 1888, 1/4z, 1/44; Stout, 1880,
1f42, I46; Longs, 1/44.
Evening star., 1940-02-21

-Repps, Mogadores, twills,
crepes, many with silk. tipping
in a grand array Of patterns
and colors including stripes,
figures and all-oyer patterns.
Evening star., 1940-02-21

Wool and rayon on one side, cotton
gabardine on the other, both sides water
repellent. Patterned greys, blue-greys,
greens, browns. Regular sizes 81 to A.
Evening star., 1940-02-21

Orig. $5.95 "Donby" 2-Pc. cosuoI Froeks
Classic two-pece frocks consisting Of tai
lored shirt with convertible neckline long.
full sleeves and matching gored skirt! Soft 1VD
spun rayon In Ruby Rose, Copen Blue Dusty ~OeO0V
Pink, Beige, Polar Green and Navy. Sizes
IL to 90
$e9 AWee csrdissn Spen swssts sizes q 10 g. 7se
$1.ss Plain end PIsid Wool Skirts sizes ~
KAnns-spors shop-second Floor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

The public meeting. held on
George Washington birthday was
sponsored By the Detroit Civic
Rights committee and presented
ne Rev. Mr.. POWELL pastor Of
Ahyssmian BAPTIST church. New
York City. as principal speaker.
The eminent lecturer had just con-
plcted 4 tour Of the South where he
SPOKE 10 numerous white and color.
cd audeuecs
Against Isolation
I'VE must move oicrnally for
ward ~ the every phase ol Amer
can lilc he said 'The Negro can
not be a sclf.conialned element IN
the American population This pni
ting of race above country Is what
has brought trouble for The jews
in Europe ANY such attempt would
be- wrong for tho negro"
Dr, Powell praised the unselflsh
aud militant leadership Snow +.
Grfssby has given to Detroit. He
callcd attention 90 The fact that
there are very few Negro leaders
in the lnltod states today that are
giving 10 The rare leadership that
Will reslt in a real American dos
tiny OF inn citizen -hip. The speah :
er tod 81 ne great courage OF Mir
Solomon Of Miami, Florida. VINO
literally led Negroes 10 the polling
places OF that clty recently through
fiery crosses OF the ku klux Kim.
Mlie than mo hundred were az The
first flpciion. five hundred. az the
second. and twelve hundred. az the
tnad what this race reeds. sail
Dr Powell is more Grigsbys ana
Snlomons lie deplored the short
sighted enemies who threw stones
in Tie way OF leader who has ac-
coulplished 50 much for the Negro
in Detroit The speaker called NJ
on TIE audience to back up The
wnik OF the civic RIGHTS commit
tee
Injustice Causes Nations To Fall
Dr Powell declared "lhe right
concept OF Justice is essential 20 the
endurance ~ culture aud clyiliz1-
iion Right and Justice WIS yln.
Laced when Mussoliul took hy force
of arms that uronending country
Ethopia Bu' Il was inst as wrong
for lia,v 10 take Ethiopia as for
Russia io'iakc Finland. Tile whole
world protested and helped Fin-
land bur not a hand went out 10 all
Ethiopia The rape OF Ethiopia SET
IN motion q train OF events that
sent Europe 20 war. Japan went
into Chua Then AUSTRIA. Greco
Slayia Poland. Albania all suffered
The same injustice AZ did Ethiopia
You caunoi let the standard OF
Justice fall You can NOT cfnIifv a
BLACK nation or black man and
not have it= failure affect me white
man or white nation Nou can't
keep a man in the diieh except hy
S'a,irr down there with hin SAID
the speaker
The speaker gave n vivid le-
scripiion Of conditions in me SoHh
and showed how the starvation
Wage Of the Negro cotton picker
and sharccroppcr had forced fhe
poor white down 10 the same level
How The Acknowledgement o. me
Negro had also affected IN tho same
manner hundreds Of thousands u
Whistles.
The Miller High orchestra pro-
scented half hour % music pre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Elk's Lodge
Holds Meeting
Starts Drive
For State Meet

The Pride o. Michigan Lodge 80
had lie SOM monthly meeting
N 'lie lodge ball $3.50 l,pveleii
Monday evening Feb 10
Visitors were ! ] lirvan'. sia'e
slgcnt and grand ff-'ee and
VNter ~ tue Aniicr balper shop ~
if Hastings. and l.. Ryown dis
'f' deputy aud mcmhor az the
ffpie ~ Detroit i.olse
Nr lfryant appointed Mr. Mnr-
pay as chairman ~ the knirlsp
n'n' committee OF the lodss "a
lr'r raise funds for tie s'4i- ASSN
iaii9n Nlessrs Young anal MARI
ha.hwcye appointed 10 ASSIST Ham,
~ Ramsey announced That q
Wfgle would be given al his resi-.
ierce. Gili stanford. March Tae
Woht 20 be given for the Blllins
ruG
Application o. c. Christian was
received and approved and date
50 for naiaiion.
ne marching team is making
tapid progress aui expect to hc ia
'lii gala p. Nalonal Time Hosea
Hubert. hrlgalicr general 81 Mch-
gan. commissioned Mr Marshall
as capt iin and Roy slater as first
lieutenant.
Mckinney Dickens j. exalted Ful-
~ and CHARLES S'ultz. secretary.
Roy slater is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
More Equitable Distribution OF
The Wealth Is Needed, Says Evans

Starting from the Industrial reyo-
luton in England. and rushing on
down through the years. techui-
clans have made more rapid strides
IN the production OF material ihines
than sociologists and statesmen
have been able 10 Distribute
This was the essence Of the talk
by }. c. Evans. head of the trade
aud technical department az West
virginia State college and secretary
OF the Rational Tcchnicians Assoc
citation. Nj. Evans was spcakng
a The St Antoine NMCA sunday
afternoon.
"Soclu'orisis md statesmen don't
know. sail 81. Enus. "v ser 10
do with what mo tochnician j
produced n the sucioloe 81 and
staicsm, don't know What to do,
hon IN, echnioian will have to do
IT,"
The speaker said ihcrc is crying
need for more equitable distrihu-
ton OF the wealth of the land. aud
while he did not advocate state
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

similar to Chat in Russia to-day. he
dll see The day wher tho state Viii
have control of production and dis-
lrlhntion
lIowcrcr while Mr. Evans le.
ciared sociologists and statesmen
had not been able TO keep up with
t"thnicmu. he WAS quick 10 point
on, tAai ih,~c same tcctnicians VIII
not assume Responsibilities for The
prescnt unemployment because OF
The mechanical form OF producing
the material things
Mr. Evans told Of the hne pro-
gross West NMeinia state college is
making In training Young avlaiors
under The supervision fthc Fcd-
oral Government he urged Young
people 10 take advantage of this
opportunity TO get in on the
ground floor"
There are ~ siadcnt- enrolled
IN The class including two girls Six
colleges have hecn selected for the
training ~ colored youth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

Edgar 4 Guest. Detroit poet,
aamorist and radio star. Viii ap-
pear on the IS" sunday Forum pro-
gam March 3 and present a pro-
gram of his original POEMS togeih-
or with bits OF philosophy and
humor that have made him one OF
Tho unique world eharactess OF the
twentieth century, The program
VIII start promptly az four O'Clock.
and music Will be presented hy the
~" Boys t;lee club under the d.
rccton Of Edward Newton.
This viii be the ihrd annual
visit of Mr. Guest 10 the ~" and
Il Is one Of the mary hundreds OF
his programs throughout the year
from which he gets great thrni.
Tile forgm committee has received
the congratulations % many poo
pie for masking this unque program
a part OF the yearly .orum sched-
ulo
Edgar a. Guest is q citizen OF
Detroit who a.esc from very
meagre circumstarccs and has de-
voted his whole lie 20 writing
verse and serving wherever he
could be Of help lie has hccn "a
part OF the editorial STAFF OF The
Detroit Free Press for several
years. and his poems are syndicaied
in hundreds of papers throughout
the country lie II Identified with
every civic movement OF any inn
portancc. and within the last two
weeks he has succcssfully led tac
financial c1mpairn 10 stabilize TIE
current expenses Of the Detroit
symphony orchestra.
Facilities 10 accommodate a
thousand people will be provided
FOR the Edgar Guest meeting The
forum series continues until East
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Youth Chart
Council Plans
For The Year
Continuance
OF Dies Group
Urged

uneth, mo Dies committee. in
..,asatlps gn American activities
/. no rnpea states should be con-
r.~es vii be thc subject to be
s,A,,sa lho .ocond annual de-
ssr.ts IN me Youth Councils Of
A.N,,cr Tho series are slated
!. amen a. a B.. nj Northern High
hoo'
rss of the series OF debates
~ as wear. ccntcrcd around
.so 4rl Medicine as a Federal
r,av ara evoked much inter-
h, Tire vrrnc team received n
.o,otfe rstonal conference held
Richmond Na defeating a team
rom Boston
o.ser pr's ~ the program
..saso of 1870 will include n
nation h. founded for tho pur-
n.s n aff1.nr irip 70 the ra-
'srN 49, cnae which will be
s,ld Va 4r, ri Philadelphia. Miss
rsrritss SAN ls chairman OF the
Vacation p. With headquarters
r,se NNu r office il6 East War
ffs
Vu roaoria Garrett. co-chair-
-sa ofi NHpiiiicc which spon-
ast lilonal exhibits on
Nrro Watne university
s an lihrtfy during The
,s.nri story Week has cx-
posed lrfi ,'ion 70 those con-
rto $40 hclpcd TO make II
asttfss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Jury Clears
Wheaton Smith
Verdict Is
Accidental Death

Nest G'h b. 400 f Adams
~ p. Na aas arrested on q
ca stabbed To death
James Nat ~ 73a Iliyard street.
whfA ga = rwA job. was
f1or' coroner a. Hughes.
N' 'oganers jurors.
FiN Afn ln inycsiigation the
'ol'o2 rs omeu' was issued:
lan oe came 10 his death
l'o1 'es sab wounds which
Ve'e and wc. the jurors
'''f afe Wheaton Smith
i''m possibility IN the
an'H n Moore
Sr t 4. Hughes. ". u f.
roNf Nmne County: w. s.
S'n Lillian Nencen-
''ise Lne6 Frank Cook.
y fnn NcNanus. jurors
No 'aluA dead at l.. $
Na-Hs il Feh. s.
Witnesses. Moore
With 2 shovel. and
~ hrlfe 4 tusscl fo'-
'T smith WAS thrown
p rd and Moore fell on
ne accid ntal stab
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
NIGHT COUGHS
P ~ COLDS
Need More Than "SsIve" To
Quickly Relieve DiSTRESSI

BEFORE you 20 10 bed rub your throat.
chest and back with warming. soothing
Mustcrolc. You get such QUICK relief
because Musterole is MORE than Just
salvc." It's marvellous stimulating
"counfcr- irrifdnf" which helps break
IN local congestion and pain due To colds.
lis soothing vapors ease breathing
Used by millions Tor over 80 years
e,rengths Regular, Chlldren's mild and
Extra Strong, 40t. Hospital Size, $500.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

ccding the main address during
which time a saxaphone solo aud
numbers from tho brass ensemble
nero heard The Jlhal chorus ef-
iectlycly rendered. Il VIII Never
lletray My Lord Walk Together
children and Lift Up Your
Heads by S Coleridee Taylor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Clayton Powell Assals Advocators OF Isolation Program
Pastor Urges Detroiters To Forget
All Pettiness And |ndifferenCes

Presbyterian church listened breathessy Thursday after
noon Feb % the Rev. A. Clayton Powell dramatically
and Indifference and work for his full Indignation into
Amnrican lfe.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-04-19
sARBATH SERVICES
Phone 3-o6II

vobolas Shabbos will be recited
.,; is evening at $50 o'clock. Satur-
s So, morning services will be con-
S %,cted tomorrow at $3.50 A. M.
The TT Junior Congregation will hold
sanarate services in the prayer
0O under the supervision of
Morris Nimovitz and j. S. Calm
w. Wv Melvin Paul, cantor, will Off
ss;oto and Mr.. Nimovitz will speak
~ the children on the weekly por-
ZION of the Torah.
TRIDAY NIGHT SERVICES TO
HONOR GRADUATING CLASS
Graduating ceremonies of the
Center Daily Hebrew School will
he held this evening at $3.50 o'clock
dl,ring the late Friday night serv-
ices.
Rabbi Margolis will conduct the
service and deliver the sermon.
His topic will be 1.-THE Quest for
happiness" Sonya Heyman will
address the congregation in the
name of her class. Abe Newman,
nresident of the Center, will pre-
sent the diplomas and Mrs. A.
Safer, president of the Daughters
of Israel will present gifts to the
graduates. The following members
If the class will participate in the
service: Sam Berman, Miriam Co.
zen, Lillian Greenbaum, Sonya
deyman, Victoria Levy and Martin
Weiss.
Following the service a recep-
ton will be held in the auditorium
with mothers Of the graduating
pupils serving as hostesses.
CENTER TO OBSERVE PASS
OVER FESTIVAL
The Jewish Center will inaugur-
ate the Festival of Passover with
a special service Monday night at
Z P. M. Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings at $50 o'clock services
will also be conducted. Rabbi Mar
golis will speak Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock on 1.-THE Signifi-
canoe of Passover. The Junior
Congregation will also hold spe-
cial services in the prayer room,
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-04-19

Speaking
By PAT FRANK

The day after the Nazis invaded
Poland, the staff of the Asheville
Citizen pasted on their bulletin
b ard an eight-cOlumn banner
which had appeared in their paper
a few days previously. 1t read:
mo war in EurOpe!-ReynOlds."
The day after the Germ a n s
Blitzkrieged Norway, members of
the House and Senate were pass
ing around the Congressional Rec
ord printed only a few hours be-
fore, carrying the remarks of Sem
ator Robert Reynolds in the Sen
ate on the previous day. One para
graph related that Norway, Den
mark, and Sweden had been I'M
touched by the first World War,
and would be untouched by this
one.
The man who many suspect fam
cieS himself as a Hillbilly Hitler
had proved, once again, that he is
an extraordinary prophet on Euro
Dean affairs, and well qualified to
he the most vocal member OF the
Foreign Relations Committee.