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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
Three Injured In
Auto Accidents
In Ashe County
Goodman Girl and Mrs. East
ridge Seriously Hurt AS
Milk Truck Wrecks.
BISHOP BADLY HURT

Three persons were seriously
injured in automobile accidents
in Ashe county during the past
week.
A milk truck, driven by How
ard Council, colored, who works
for the j. o. Goodman estate,
turned over several times down
an embankment on the Knettle
Knob road, about four miles from
West Jefferson, last Friday morn
ing, and two of it's nine occu-
pants were badly hurt. Mrs.
Eastridge sustained a broken jaw
and severe bruises and a 12-year-
old daughter of Mrs. Bessie
Goodman, suffered seven broken
ribs, it was reported here. One
other person was injured, but
not seriously. The other six &C.
cupants miraculously escaped I'M
hurt. Six of them were riding in
the back of the truck and three
in the cab. The Goodman girl is
still in the Wilkes hospital, but
is expected to return home soon.
Council claimed he was forced
off of the narrow road by pick
up truck driven by Bryan Smith,
of Jefferson. Both men were
charged with reckless driving,
but were released from the char
ges in hearing in the mayors
court here Monday morning.
Roey Bishop, young man of
the Creston community, sustained
a punctured lung and several
broken ribs when the car in
which he mas riding left the
road and turned over near Ash
land. He was carried to the
Wilkes hospital and yesterday his
condition was reported as Elm
proving.
Carl Eastridge was said to be
the driver of the car, but he was
not hurt.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
New l94l Ford
To Be Displayed
Here Tomorrow

With a. catchy slogan of "get
the facts and you'll get Ford
the new 1871 model Fords will go
on display here at the Ashe Mo-
tor Company tomorrow.
The new models are longer and
wider. It has new wide doors and
semi-concealed running boards.
'"The beautiful new car has a
new soft ride, more rapid accele-
ration, longer flowing lines and
many other fine features" B. B.
GRAPHICAL, manager of the Ford
agency here, announced.
"The 1941 cars represent all
the rich experience gained in
building more than % million
motor cars.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
To Hold Grassy
Greek Fair Next
Saturday, Oct. 5
New School Building To Be
Dedicated Then. Many
Exhibits Expected.
VANHOY is CHAIRMAN

The 18th annual Grassy Creek
Community Fair will be held at
the Virginia-Carolina high school
on Saturday, October S, George
M. VanHoy, chairman, announces,
A large number of exhibits are
expected to be entered in the
fair. Ribbons will be awarded
first, second and third prize win
ners, as well as a number Of cash
and merchandise prizes.
All entries except livestock
must be made on Friday, October
4, and livestock on Saturday
morning by $50 o'clock.
M. w. Reynolds, agriculture
teacher, is superintendent Of the
agriculture department. Victor
Phipps is chairman of the corn
section, Ted GRAPHICAL, chairman
of small grains; Dale Wadde1l,
chairman of potatoes; Donald
Denny, chairman of vegetables;
Rodney Brown, chairman of
fruits; Dewey Cox, chairman OF
beef cattle; Chas. Sexton, chair
man of sheep; Waiter Hudler,
chairmen of dairy cattle; Ar
mond Halsey, chairman of hogs;
Delmer Duvall, chairman of hor-
ses and mules; Hale Williams,
chairman of poultry.
Miss Julia Hager is saperinten-
dent of Home Economics depart
ment. Mrs. Irene> Mccain is
chairman of the embroidery Sec
ton: Mrs. Garvey Blevins, chair
man of crochet section; Mrs. The
odore Spencer, chairman OF cut
work; Miss Myrtle Pugh, chair
man of quilts; Evelyn Osborne
chairman of sewing; Mrs. W. W.
Spencer, chairman of mlscellan-
eous department; Mrs. F. c. Nye
chairman of knitting; Mrs. j. T.
Pierce, chairman of pastry; Mrs
Walter Hudler, chairman OF
breads; Miss Marjorie Spencer
chairman of candy; Miss Minnie
Haynes, chairman Of canned
goods; Mrs. S. F. Jones, chair
man of pickles; Mrs. Lula Hud-
Ter, chairman of jellles; MISS
Ola Mae Dickson, preserves; Mrs
Paul GRAPHICAL, miscellaneous;
Mrs. Tom Wagg, cut flowers
Mrs. Walter Halsey, ported
plants; Mrs. Donald Denny
paintings; Mrs. Hale Williams
children's department.
Plans are being made to dedl-
cate the new school building on
the day of the fair.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
Christian Unity
Baptist To Hold
Annual Session
COnvenes Tomorrow at Sugar
Tree Branch Church. Rev.
Sturgill Is Moderator

The sixth annual session of the
Christian Unity Baptist Associa-
ton will convene tomorrow
morning, Sept. q, starting at II
o'clock at the Sugar Tree Branch
church, and continue through
Sunday.
The Association was scheduled
to convene on Friday before the
third Sunday in August, but on
account of bad roads caused by
the flood, the annual session was
postponed.
There are eight churches in the
Association, having a total mem
bership of around 275, according
to the last Minutes. The churches
are: Bethel, Greenwood, Pleasant
Home, Sugar Grove, Union, Su-
gar Tree Branch, Wolf Knob and
Zion Hill.
Rev. F. L. Sturgill, of Sturgills
is moderator and Rev. F. Carl
Sturgill, Rugby, is clerk.
The ordained ministers are
Revs. Ell Graham, Tuckerdale;
Rev. w. S. GRAPHICAL, Bradon;
Willard Hoosier, Sly; D @. Mil
Ter, Apple Grove; J. B. Sexton,
Lansing; R. Lee Poe, Clifton; Carl
Sturgil and F. L. Sturgill.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
To Nominate AAA
Committee Men
Next Thursday

A countrywide meeting to nom
mate community committeeman
of the Soil Conservation program
in Ashe, will be held next Thurs
day afternoon at 100 o'clock at
the courthouse, County Agent c.
J. Rich announced yesterday.
All farmers who participated
in the 1910 program are eligible
to attend and take part in the
nomination, Mr.. Rich said.
After nominations are made,
ballots will be prepared and
mailed to all farmers in the
county for voting.
eve want a good crowd for
this important meeting" Mr..
Rich said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
Ashe County Fair Is
Described As Being
Outstanding Success
Exceptionally Fine Exhibits
Entered. Record Crowd
Here Sat. Night.
SCOTT SPOKE THURS.

The Ashe County Fair of 1910,
which closed last Saturday night,
was an overwhelming success,
fair officials declared this week.
Exhibits in all departments, the
program and attendance were ex-
ceptionally good, and the weather
man co-operated splendidly.
It is estimated that between
$4,000 and 10000 people visited
the fair during it's four days Of
operation and Saturday night
there was a record crowd in town
Of nearly 5000. The midway,
grounds and streets were simply
packed and damned with people.
Friday nights attendance was
estimated at $500.
In view Of the recent floods, ex-
hibits surpassed all expectations.
Livestock entries were about
twice as numerous as those Of
last year, and the quality of
most of the crop exhibits was SUI
perior.
Because of the delayed open
ing, the schools did not have
time to prepare exhibits and this
outstanding feature of the 1899
fair was missing last week. How
ever, the Virginia Carolina school
entered a fine exhibit and won
several nice prizes.
Praise Live-At-HOme Display
Canned goods, culinary, needle
craft, flowers, art and photo
graphy, beef cattle, dairy cattle,
sheep, poultry, farm crops, vege-
tables, fruits and the other ex-
hibits were fine, but the ones
that perhaps attracted the most
| favorahfe ntSn.l4tsIeswere 41e ttNo.
live-at-home displays of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Pennington, of Nath-
ans Creek and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Fender, of Crumpler.
The three-day program of the
! fair went off in good style, in ac-
cordance with previous an
nouncements, except the address
of Congressman R. L. Doughton,
which was scheduled to be de-
livered Friday afternoon.
At noon Friday Congressman
Bob advised Senator w. B. Aus
tin that due to an important con-
ference with committees of both
houses on the national defense
tax bill, he would be unable to
leave Washington. This informa-
! ton was received too late to get
another speaker for the occasion.
Scott Spoke Thurs.
On Thursday afternoon Hon.
Kerr Scott, state commissioner of
Continued on Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
Officers Looking
For Holman Who
Shot His Mother

Officers are still looking for
Avery Holman, young man of the
Buffalo section who is alleged to
have shot and seriously wounded
his mother with a shot gun last
Friday.
Investigating officers said Hol-
man had apparently been drink
ing, got mad and shot at his mo-
Their out in the yard from a ra-
Their long distance, which was the
only thing that saved her. Shot
struck all over the side of her
body and face. He fled after the
shooting.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
Mrs. Hurley, So,
Buried Last Fri.

Mrs. Mary Hurley, SO, widow
of Charlie Hurley, Grassy Creek,
who died at her home last week
of pneumonia fever, was buried
on Friday morning at the Little
Helton Baptist church with the
Revs. Arthur Ashley, Carl Stur-
Gill and Estel Eller conducting
the service.
The deceased is survived by,
one daughter, Mrs. Clemmie Cal
loway, of Wayne, Pa; three sons,
Thurman, Donald and Edison
Hurley, all of Grassy Creek. She
was well known in this section.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
More Flood Loss
Applications Are
Approved In Co.
Sixty-four Additional DisaS'
ter Relief Applications
OK'd. by Committee
43 STILL PENDING

Larry Coward, American Red
Cross Chapter Chairman, called a
meeting of the local Disaster
Committee Tuesday night at 1880
o. m. Supt. J. B. Hash was cleo
ted Advisory Committee Chair
man and presided. Mrs. Hoyt
Wood was appointed secretary.
The National Red Cross Staff
submitted recommendations in GA
family situations. The Committee
approved recommendations as
follows:
Is families given emergency as
sistance with clothing, household
goods, food and minor repairs to
buildings.
8 families to be given further
assistance with building repairs
and household furnishings.
l family was found to have re-
sources to meet its own need.
80 families withdrew their ap-
plications when Red Cross policy
was explained, or they had dis
covered other resources for meet
ing their needs.
The workers reported that 100
families had been interviewed
and lamentations made. 43
families were pending further in
vestigation, and effort would be
made to complete all work in
-Ashe County by October l.
Mrs. Anne Lindsay, who has
been in the county from the be-
ginning of National Red Cross
Disaster rehabilitation, will leave
Friday, September 20, to enter
Chicago University. The Advis-
DRY Committee voted deep appre-
citation for the work completed
by Mrs. Lindsay.
Miss Claire Dierken, case
worker, has been transferred
from the North Wilkesboro area
to assist Mrs. Elizabeth Koeppe,
case worker, in completing the
Investigations
Miss Bess B. Allen, supervisor,
gave a review of plan for inves-
tigation and disbursing connec-
ted with Red Cross Disaster pro-
gram. The Committee voiced the
opinion that it was very COM
plete and sound business policy
and one in which the community
should be most interested.
Members of the Advisory Com
mittee are: Larry Coward, Chap
ter Chairman; J. B. Hash, Advis-
DRY Committee Chairman; Lang
don Scott, Miss Ruth Tugman.
Gale Mcmillan, Horatio Quessen-
berry, Ed M. Anderson, V. c. Lii
lard, Mrs. Dean Jones, R. V. Lem
ly, and Levern johnson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
}. Lester Segraves
Doesn't Choose 70
Run'FOr House Seat
Declares His Duties at Bank
Will Not Permit. To Sc
lect Another Man.
TO MEET SATURDAY

J. Lester Segraves, cashier of
the First National Bank here, an
nounced this week that he could
not accept the Republican party
nomination as candidate for the
house of representatives, which
was unanimously rendered to him
at the recent convention.
Yesterday Grant Bauguess,
party chairman, was in Bristol
and could not be reached for a
statement, but Tuesday he said
that he planned to call a meet
ing Of the executive committee,
to be held in his office this Sat
urday afternoon, for the purpose
Of selecting another candidate:
Monday Mr.. Segraves wrote
Chairman Bauguess the follow
ing letter:
"This is to acknowledge receipt
of your letter of September 10th,
1910 formally notifying me that /
have been unanimously nomina-
ted by the Republican Party OF
Ashe County as its candidate Tor
Representative in the General
Assembly.
81 am deeply and sincerely
grateful for this honor, and the
trust that has been reposed in me
by my nomination. A desire to
abide by the wishes OF my
friends, and to serve the best in
terests of my County, has and
will remain to be my principal
ambition, and it is only after con-
sideration that do not feel l can
accept this candidacy.
"Since my discharge from the
Army, I have been continuous
ly in the service of the First Nat
ional Bank at West Jefferson.
The welfare of this banking instl-
tuition has been my life's work,
and throughout my connection
with it it has been the policy OF
both myself and its Board OF d.
rectors to serve the people CT
Ashe County without discrlmlna-
ton against anyone because OF
his political affiliations. l fear
that my participation in politics
as a party candidate might IN
some wise jeopardize the inter-
ests of my bank, and further
do not feel that out Of fairness
to it could leave it for some two
or three months in the event l
should be elected to the Leglsla-
ture. I am justly proud of the
Banks record, and its interests
should be and are superior to any
personal ambitions of my own.
assuring you and my party
again that I deeply and sincere
ly appreciate the honor that has
been shown me, and that it is
with deep regret that find my
self unable to accept it.
Sincerely,
J. L. SEGRAVES"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
FINED IN COURT HERE

Ben Wyrick, of Dog Creek and
Roy Ray, of near here, were
fined $4,000 and cost in the may
or's court here Monday morning
on charges of operating cars
while under the influence of in
toxic2nts.
Bruce Wyatt, Of Piney Creek,
was fined $500 and cost for pub
lie drunkenness. Howard Coun-
Gil and Bryon Smith were found
not guilty of reckless driving.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26

There will be a service of wor-
ship in the jefferson Presbyter-
ian church at HOO a. m. and in
the West Jefferson Presbyterian
church at 1880 p. m. on Sunday,
September 20.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26

Miss Eula Todd, Boone, spent
the weekend at her home in JEFF
fersOn.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26

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OF al the efer
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26
AsHE COUNTY

is the air-conditioned section Of
North Carolina whose altitude
ranges from 5000 to $500 feet
above sea level. twenty-five miles
of the PARKWAY run through
the county.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-26

The Skyland Post is the only
paper in North Carolina having
an audited circulation of over
three times the total population
OF the town in which it is pub
iished.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
KACERK0DAS

Ktil0n0s hirek szalldogalnak
a sajt6ban a volt angol kiraly,
ma a windsori herceg fel6l. AIT
mondjak eek a hirek, hogy a
windsori herceg Hitler kegyel-
meb6l ismet vissza akar ilni
Anglia tronjara, amelyr6l le-
mondott, hogy a mem egeszen
egeszseges hiru amerikai szi-
letesii, sokat pr6balt not fele-
segul vehesse.
Valami igazsag kell legyen
ezekben a hirekben, inert nyil-
vanvalo, hogy a volt kiraly
mar megunta a not, akiert a
tronjat otthagyta es tudja,
hogy ezzel a novel egyiittesen
meg Hitler Sc parancsolhatja
vissza az angol tr6nra.
AIT varta volna mindenki,
hogy Edward ur a haboru XII
t0resekor beall az angol hadse-
regbe katonanak es harcolni
fog hazajaert. Ehelyett 6va-
tos tavolban maradt a csata-
teren es mem hajland6 hazaja-
ba viSSzaterni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

remtett ezzel a k0zepamerikai
diktator.
| Anglia ma mines abban a.
helyzetben, hogy jogainak meg
vedese erdekeben katonakat es
hadihajokat kiildhessen K0zep
Amerikaba es oft harcot folly
tathasson. De ha meglenne is
az ereje, megse tehetne AIT,
inert a Monroe elvet sertene
meg vele. Az Egyesiilt Ala
mok ugyanis mem engedhetne
meg ait, hogy Anglia barmely
amerikai orszaggal szemben
hadat viselhessen. Az Egyesiilt
Allamoknak kellene k0zbelep-
nj, hogy sep szoval vagy er6-
szakkal tisztazza a kerdest.
Es eppen ez az, amt ma mi
Sc tehetiink meg. Nekiink is
nagyon kell vigyaznunk ARA,
hogy szomszedainkkal meg a
rendesnel is bekesebb viszony-
ban maradjunk. Ha Ubico dix
tator AIT uzenne nekiink, hogy
ne avatkozzunk az 8 sajat xii
Ion dolgaiba, akkor ARA fegy-
veres er0vel mem felelhetiink.
Mem riaszthatjuk meg a t0bbi
del es k0zepamerikai allamot
azzal, hogy akaratunkat rea-
juk pr6baljuk eroszakolni.
Ubico diktator nagyon jol
tudja ezt es nincs kizarva,
hogy hamarosan megszallja es
elveszi az angoloktol Hondu-
rast. Valoszinu, hogy mem a
maga feje utan indulva teszi
ezt. Valoszinu, hogy Europa fe-
l6l, Hitler reszer6l kapott biz
tatast ARA, hogy csinaljon egy
kis zavart, inert az sokat segi-
tene a nazi partnak. Es egy
diktator mindig hajland6 ARA,
hogy szivesseget tegyen a ma
siknak a demokratikus orSza-
gOkkal Szemben.
Felni kell attol, hogy az els6
kis sakal utan hamarosan
! j0nnek a t0bb;ek is. Ha az
egyiknek sikeriil valami, akkor
a t0bbi is remenykedni kezd es
meg zavarosabba teszik hely
zetet az amerikai kontinensen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

A Bridgeport Szovetseg kon-
vencioja lezajlott S akik oft
voltunk, nyugodtan allitjuk,
hogy hasonl6an eredmenyes
nagygyiles a magyar egyletek
eleteben keves, a Bridgeport
Sz0vetseg eleteben sosem volt.
Ebben a lapban szova tet-
tuk a konvencio el6tt, ami az
amerikai magyarok kozt titok
ugysem volt, hogy az egylet az
utolso hat-nyolc evben mem
tartott lepest fejl6desben a tob-
bi egylettel.
A most elmult konvenci6
lehet6ve tette a jov6ben ezt
a fejl6dest.
A delegatusok itt-ott vissza-
riadtak t6le, hogy egeszen
modern alapszabalyokkal in
duljanak az vi Ultra, de min
den szukseges felhatalmazast
megadtak az igazgatosagnak,
hogy szabadon mozogjon es az
egylet sorsat kitiin6 igazgato-
sag kezebe helyeztek.
Az elmult evek gyenge cred
menyeert senkit mem vadoltak
S ITALIAN az el6z6 konvencio es
az egylet regi es elavult saba
lyai raktak nehez koloncot a
Szovetsegre idaig, de - egyet-
len kivetellel kicsereltek az
igazgat6sagot, bizonyara azert,
inert a regit gyengenek talal-
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

k0tve Is ilyen tekintelyes for
60 t6kevel foghat a kiszelesi.
tend6 szervezesi munkahoz.
A konvencion 0rvendeteser
nyilyanult meg az is, hogy
egyszer egesz biztosan eIutunl
az 0sszes nagy magyar egyesi-
letek Macy kozossegehez, inert
egyhangulag - es a tisztvise-
l6k meleg tamogatasaval =
szavaztak meg AIT a hataro-
zati javaslatot, amely az egy-
seq utjat lesz hivatva keresni
Ebben a hatarozati javaslat-
ban else sorban a Rak6czi Egy-
let van emlegetve, mint az ell
SO logikus allomasa a regen
ohajtott es valamikor biztosan
elk0vetkezend6 egysegnek.
Ha a ak6cziak merlegelik,
hogy a Sz0vetseg konvenciojan
mi tortent, hogy milyen ele-
mentaris ero soporte el Puch-
nert az Amerikai Magyar $40
vetseghez valo csatlakozas ut
jabol es ha a Rakocziak igazan
ohajtjak az egyseget, akkor
erezni0k kell, hogy bizonyos
el6feltetelek allnak meg az ell
SO lepeseknek is az utjaba.
Magyar Amerikanak keserji
il maradt a Rakoczi konvencio
utan a szajaban, inert akarmi
a kifogas, akarmi a magyara-
zat, az Amerikai Magyar Sz0-
vetseg leszavazasa a t0bbi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

nagy egyletekkel valo co-ope-
racio letiltasa ait mutatta,
hogy a Kundrath penztarnok
frakciojan keresztiil gyakorolt
v0r0s befolyas eros az egylet-
ben. Mem veletlen, hogy a "See
America First" verseny mar a
kezdetenel eljutott a vegehez.
Az egylet derek elnoke es tit
kara az igazgatosagot, nagyon
helyesen, mar rabirtak, hogy
a nagy egyletekkel valo Co
operaciot megis tegyek lehet6-
We a Rakocziak szarnara. EFT a
lepest a masiknak kell kovet-
nj.
Ma kul0nosen mem engedhe.
tt meg maganak egy magyar
egylet sem, hogy akar v0ros
akar rozsaszin jelz6vel illet-
hessek; de eltekintve minden.
t6l, nehez a Rakocziakkal valid
egyesulesre gondolni annak a
Bridgeport Sz0vetsegnek, a
mely lesz0gezte, hogy egeszer
mas a programme.
Zug6 eljenzessel fogadtak
Desc Janosnak AIT a Macy
beszedet. amellyel a konven.
ci6t bezarta es amelyben XII
fejtette, hogy a Bridgeport
Sz0vetseg az egylet es az alap.
szabalyok keretein tul is 6hajt.
ia, kivanja es kenytelen az
amerikai magyarsag es a ma.
gyar nemzetseg egyetemeS er.
dekeit szolgalni. Mert nero ell.
lentetben van ezzel a Rakocz
konvencio rideg elzark6zasa
amely meg a hasonlo celu or.
szagos magyar egyesiletekke
sem akart egy uton haladni.
s mindezt mem azert jegyez
tiik lit meg, hogy a Rak6cziak
max szemrehanyasokat csinaI
Junk, hanem azzal a j6akarat
tai, amely az elk0vetett hibs
j6vatetelet sirgeti azokt6l
akiket a konvenci6 a Rak6cz
Segelyz6 Egyesiilet vezeteseve
megbizott.
A konvenci6s hatarozatol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
WENDELL W!LLKlE LETT JElOLVE

Philadephiaban tartott republicans konvencio
hatodik szavazason ket leheteten jeottel Dewey es
Taft senatorial szemben megnyer0 egyeniseg eros
tehetsegU embernek latszo Wendell Wlkiet jel0lte ell
noknek es aleln0kel0t McNarry oregoni SENATOR lett
aki szinten ertekes ember k0zeletben.
Wendell Wkie els0 megnyilatkOzasa VOLT hOgy
konzervativ eemek altal kesztett republicans part
programo niagara nezve tartsa k0teez6nek inert AIT
hozzajaruasa megkerdezese nekl csinaltak es inert
ct mem annak alapjan valasztottak meg.
Ketsegteen hogy Willkie most megtisztitja repub-
lkanus partot reg konzervativekt6l Ere mutat az
hogy egyenesen eutasitotta pennsylvania oajmagnas
Pew felkinakozasat azzal hogy Pew tamogatasava
akarja jel0lest megszerezni 49,
k0zvelemeny megegyezett abban, hogy Wilkie eros
egyenisege szemben demOkratak csak akkor gy6et
nek ujra Roosevelt je0tjuk meg esetben
is nagyon eros hare varhat6 valasztason.