davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-05-04
Y. N. 6. A. to Present
Fifth in Concert Series

The Central Young Mems Christ
ian Association will present six
singers of the Robert Frederick
Freund Studios in the fifth of q
series of Sunday afternoon concerts
at S O'Clock tomorrow in the "Y'
Building, 1876 G street NV.
The singers are Ethel Crib
BILE, Theresa Hammelman, Alpha
knight, Mary Reamer, May Dele
Sandstrom and Parcelia Willis
Myrtle Alcorn will be accompanist
At tea following the concert
musical selections will be presented
by Erma Calvert and Frederic Fet-
Ter. Hostesses at the tea will be
MRS: Robert Frederick Freund, Mrs
). nelson Anderson, Miss Jeanne
Fay and Mrs. Marie L. Fry.
Evening star., 1940-05-04
James Reed , Missouri
Ex-senator, Is Called
In n. R. |. B. Quiz
May Be Invited by
Committee to Discuss
Wagner Act Enforcement

BACKGROUND
Special House committee, head
cd by Representative Smith,
Democrat. OF Virginia, has been
Investigating National Labor Re-
ldtions Board since jail, holding
ing hearings at intervals. Ma
5ority OF committee recently in
dorSed bill proposing drastic
amendments in Wagner Act, in
cluding abolition of present
board. Measure is due to come
up in House soon, together aUith
bill by House Labor Committee
proDiding milder amendments.
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Continued From Page Six
Her small BODY shook with the
storm. She walked the floor until
weakness sent her to the bed.
She writhed in agony. Mippy
stood by. her square, tender hands
smoothing the bowed head.
Mingled with the sobs wer
stranGled words. Terry 49, Oh.
Terry lessedest-little baby"
Again and again, "Terry-Terry
-"
Mippv murmured. Yes. Jan
cry 1t out, honey-it's all right
it'll be better now" Listening
carefully for signs Of hysteria. she
made no effort to stop the bitter
weeping
II was natural for a girl to
weep-natural and right. Gently
she massag ed the back OF JAMS
white neck.
Cried On
Jan cried on. II was as IL the
dam which had held her so long
had broken and there was no ar
resting the flood After an hour
Mippy called Walter IN New York.
She reached him At his office.
Mr. VsnWslter. she said pre-
cisely. This is Mippy. Jan and
are In Chicago. We are on our
way home
"Good-swell-." ne doomed.
Jan has left DR.. Terry"
There was a little silence while
the wires hummed. Then. I'll be
there in a few hours. Mppy.
Where are you ."
She hung Up the receiver and
Immediately lifted II again. say
ing 70 the switchboard girl Send
. doctor to suite I411-st once
The doctor gave Jan two white
pellets. He felt her hot head and
listened TO the beating Of her
heart.
Shock. ne muttsred. ''Nerv-
Gus collapse. He turned to Nip
py. Watch her closely. I'll re-
turn In an hour"
He went away and Mippy IN
dressed Jan. The sobs were long
shudders now. Her small face was
white and swollen. the curling
lashes heavy with tears. Mippy
leaned over her.
Shall I send for DR.. Terry"
JAMS head moved restlesslv
from side 70 side. NO. don't send
for Terry" she said thicklv.
That's over-finished.
ITO be eontinued.)
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Test for Japan

The involvment of Greece in the
war has brought the first test OK
Japans position in the new triple
alliance. The Japanese today gave
Greece assurances that Greek
ships in the orient would not be
mOlested.
Those vessels are being used to
transport needed goods to Japan.
The japanese decision not to be-
come entangled in the European
war over the Greek issue shows
that Tokyo has reserved TO itself
the right to decide how far it is
committed by the triple alliance.
1t is TO be expected that Japans
future interpretations will be
based on the way the war is pro-
crossing and the requirements of
her own self-interests. The Greek
involvement indicates that the
triple alliance does not act auto
matically, and that a policy of
caution is operating for the pres
ent in Tokyo.
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An Expert
Appraises
The War
BY J. Y T. MASON
United Press War Expert

Itslys continued reluctance n
engage in major offensive IN
northern Greece points with in
creasing probability 10 lack Of
Italian coordination with Ger
many's strategy IN southeastern
Europe. Il would seem that Mus
solini has not vet concentrated
powerful striking force on the
Greek-Albsnian frontier and does
not seek an Immediately extensive
involvment there.
The Italian right wing trying
10 move southwark toward the
Greek west coast. seems to be the
stronger force OF the invading
Fascists. Its double purpose ap-
parently is to safeguard southern
Italy from bombings from the
nearest Greek positions and also
TO cut off Greek supplies being
sent northward 10 the military
base at Yauina
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Protective Measure

This movement, however. would
not form the principal objective of
the Italians If their Greek cam
paign were the beginning of
great axis push to carry the war
into the middle east. It would hs
protective measure rather than
an offensive development.
ANY Italian offensive in
Greece designed in cooperation
with German desires would
consist of powerful thrust
eastward toward Salonika, In
volVing the left wing of the
invading army. Yet, this part
of Mussolini's forces seems to
he the weakest.
The Greeks have succeeded in
penetrating southeastern Albania
at the sector where the Italians
should have concentrated their
most powerful push if they in-
tended to move quickly against
Salonlka. The Italian retreat IN
this region either shows a serious
defect in Italian strategy or else
indicates that Mussolini and Hit.
Ter have not agreed that the press
ent is an opportune time to de.
velop great southeastward of-
fenSiVe.
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THURSDAY


/ KMO-Pals OF Golden
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Republicans To
HOldCOnventiOn
September 18th
To Nominate Candidate for
Representative. Township
Primaries Also 18th.

A Republican county conven-
ton for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for representative in
the General Assembly has been
called to meet at the courthouse
in Jefferson on Saturday night,
September IA, Grant Bauguess,
chairman of the county executive
committee, announced yesterday.
Republican township primaries
will be held at the voting place
in each township on Saturday af-
ternoon, September ii, at l O.
clock, to elect delegates to the
convention.
The townships are allowed de-
legates to the county convention
under the plan of organization as
follows:
Chestnut Hill, 8; Clifton, g.;
Creston, S; Elk, 4; Grassy Creek,
3; Hurricane, 4; Helton, 5; Horse
Creek, Z; Jefferson, 8; Laurel, 4;
North Fork, IL; Obids, 3; Old
Field, S; Pine Swamp, 6; Piney
Creek, 6; Pond Mountain, 8; Wal
nut Hill, 4 and West Jefferson, 6.
w. B. Austin is the Democratic
candidate for representative from
this county.
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Final Preparation Is Being
Made For Opening OF Schools
All Ashe County Schools To
Open Next Thursday Ex-
cept Fleetwood High.
PRINCIPALS TO MEET

Final plans are now being made
for the opening of all Ashe coun-
ty schools, except Fleetwood, on
next Thursday, September IL. No
estimation has been made as to
the number of children who will
enroll.
Before next Thurs, though"
Supt. Hash said, lit will be neces-
sary for the buses to be re-routed.
We have asked L. G. Thorton,
who is in charge of school trans
portation in North Carolina, to
either come to the county this
weekend and assist us in re-
routing the buses or to send us
one of his assistants"
Supt. Hash stated further that
the Fleetwood school would not
be open because of the washout
on the road from Fleetwood tt
Brownwood and the bridge neal
Harris Lemly, on the Idlewllc
road, being out.
Miss Louise Sutherland, Of
Sutherland, has been added to the
Jefferson school faculty to fill
the vacancy caused by J. c
Goodman, who was elected tt
teach the seventh grade in the
West Jefferson school, Supt. Hash
said. Mrs. Anna Horn Ray, who
taught the seventh grade here
last year, resigned.
Mrs. Harold Higgins, of Spar
ia, was also added to the Jeffer'
son staff as home economics
teacher.
Principals To Meet
There will be district princi-
pals meeting in Jefferson Satur-
day morning at 1000 o'clock, Mr.
Hash announced and all princi-
pals are urged to attend. The
purpose of this meeting will be
for the completing of plans
whereby the schools might open
Continued on Page Eight
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Intensity OF War Increases
AS 1t Enters Second Year

Going into the second year OF
the war, the British planes this
week accomplished great feats in
Berlin as the sirens sounded fo1
two hours at a time in the Ger
man capitol. Although the Ger
mans report only a few persons
killed, they do admit that many
buildings throughout the city
went up in flames. One British
plane was shot down.
Meanwhile German planes
charged across the narrow chan
mel waters engaging the Royal
Air Forces in battles all along the
coast and finally dropping bombs
on naval and air bases before be-
ing repulsed.
Yesterday London was attacked
on three different occasions, but
little damage was done. The Sec
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-05
Many Are Taking
Typhoid "Shots''

During the month Of August,
3O7 completed typhoid VAGINA
tons were given in the Ashe
county free clinics, DR.. Robert
King announced yesterday. He
said further that most of the vac
cinations were administered the
latter part of the month and the
clinics will be continued by Miss
Cleo Greeson, county nurse, him
self, and Miss Pearl Weaver.
DR.. King also stated that LOG
diphtheria vaccinations were Civ
en- during the month of August.
A series of free clinics are be-
ing held in the county now. Ev-
eryone is invited to attend one
of the clinics.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-05
To Hold Crippled
Children's Clinic

A crippled children's clinic will
be held in the county health de-
partment office in Jefferson on
Thursday, September 10, starting
at 1870 p. m.
The clinic will be conducted by
DIR. J. S. Gaul, of Charlotte, I'M
der the sponsorship of the JEFF
fersons Rotary Club. The clinic
is free to every one and all old
patients are urged to have a
check-up and new ones are invit-
ed to come for an examination.
The clinic last month was post
poned because of the condition of
roads in the county, resulting
from the flood.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-05
Three Deputies
Are Appointed
Sheriff Roland Names Walter
Phillips, Lem Miller and
Harvey Goodman.

J. E. Roland Monday took the
oath of office as sheriff of Ashe
county and shortly thereafter an
nounced the appointment of three
deputy sheriffs.
Other deputies, he said, will be
appointed in the near future. eve
are going to have a real law en-
forcement in this county and
want to get the very best possible
men as deputies" he stated.
The three appointed are: Wal
ter Phillips, West Jefferson; Lem
Miller, Pine Swamp and Obids
and Harve Goodman, Jefferson.
Sheriff Roland and Mrs. Miller
now have their bonds all fixed
I'D.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-09-05
Urgent Extra WPA Funds And Road Crews
Revival Meeting Is Now In
Progress At Baptist Church
Is Being Conducted by DIR. Ar
thur Fox and His Son.
Four Services Daily.

A great deal of interest is be-
ing shown in the annual revival
meeting that is now being held
at the West Jefferson Baptist
church.
DIR. Arthur Fox and his son,
Rev. Paul Fox, of MorristoWn,
Tenn, nationally known pastors
evangelists and lecturer, are OIL
recting the revival and evangells-
tic campaign, Rev. w. I. Whit
tington, pastor, announces.
DR.. Fox breaches each morning
at 10 o'clock and each evening at
7:3O o'clock, while his son speaks
to the school boys and girls at 9
o'clock each morning and at Z
o'clock in the evening.
Everybody is invited to hear
these fine gospel messages OF DR..
Fox" Mr.. Wilmington said. 'You
will know he believes in the BIZ
BILE. loves lost souls an\ seeks
their salvation. He has split more
rails than Abraham Lincoln and
made more speeches than William
Jennings Bryan and is now IN the
prime of his life"
Rev. Paul Fox discusses with
the young people the problems
of youth. He also directs the sing
ing and leads the choir.
sThis revival is for West JET
ferson and the community" DR..
Fox stated. It is to do good to
every home and everybody who
attends it. Already some have
found this out and some mer-
chants have closed their stores to
attend. There is no other thing
that means so much to a COM
nunity as real revival. 1t
brings salvation to lost souls, re-
claims backsliders, puts neigh
bors in right relationships with
each ether; it makes men honest,
it helps business rnteeBy and It
makes everybody who comes in
touch with it, better in their
dealings and relationships with
each other and with God.
There will be four hours OF
worship Sunday in which DR.. Fox
speaks as follows: 1000 A. M.
s'The Way of Salvaticn", and
evangelistic message to Sunday
School. HOO A. M. do the Saints
In Heaven See and Hear Us on
the Earth?" 800 P. M. "The I'M
periled Liberties of our Nation
What is the matter with our coun-
try, Socially, Civically, Morally
and Religiously? Are we headed
for the rocks? What put us IN
this fix? Is there any way out?"
7:3O P. M. "Prisoners of Hope.
Monday night: 'When Shall be
the End of the World?"