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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-23

ment of Adolf Hitler's dream of a
German Ukraine.
Russian diplomats have freely
expressed the fear here.
Rumanian official quarters point
to the large numbers of German
troops recently concentrated in
Slovakia, expressing belief that
they are there to encourage Ru-
mania to resist if Russia moves.
Soviet troop concentrations on
the Rumanian border are reported
IN military quarters to have been
heavily reinforced in the last few
days.
Rumania's great wealth lies in
oll-Whlch is essential to merchan-
lied warfare.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-23
lANDON CALLS FOR
mo THIRD TERM
PLEDGE FROM F. R,
Continued from Page One)

.oyelt was very grateful to
Ro0Se ex-governor of Kansas who
the hi bis luncheon guest today, for
was llI lo contained in the
his o Snen the governor has written
fcf name ,nT of the subjects mentioned
Mr., Landon in his statement
by discussed with the president
vert Ne luncheon" it added, "ex-
az NV univ the seriousness of the
ce !G4,rv situation in Europe. The
Nj, .sdent was very glad to receive
PL Csnaress. meanwhile, was work
C9 s%7iftlv to provide the hundreds
ny ,i1lions which Mr.. Roosevelt
Of .los4ed for the armament ex-
fsgci It took four long steps:
p% ~ The senate passed the ST.
no "a 624 army bill containing
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-23
RUMANIA SUMMONS
MORE MEN TO ARMY
Wcntinued from Page One)

as told by certain informants here,
goes back to the Russo-German
agreement made in August, in the
last days of an uneasy peace.
At that time, they said, the Ger
mans were understood to have told
Russia she could have Bessarabia
anytime.
Success of the Nazi blitzkrieg in
the west, it was declared, led Rus
sian diplomacy to fear that Ger
many might renege-might even
turn on the soviet for the fulfill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-23
REFUSED
OFFER FROM BRITISH
CONTINUED from Page One)

seemed to be no customers and
no particular reason for its 60
ing any place.
Every ruin looked like the
next one.
Artillery and bombs very near.
ly wiped Rhenen out of existence.
The Dutch apparently were
using the emptied brick homes
along the road as hideouts in an
attempt to hold up the advance,
and the German response was
swift and terrible.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-23
ADVERTISEMENT
RHEUMATIC PAIN
WHAT TO DRINK

Rheumatic pain may result if kid
neys do not regularly eliminate excess
acid and other waste. Drink fruit and
vegetable juices. milk, and soft water.
Coffee, tea, alcoholics, sparingly. Help
kidney elimination back to normal Use
a kidney e%vacuant. Ask any druggist
for BUKETS. Your 25c back if not
pleased. Locally at Saunders Drug
Store and Toms Drug Company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-23
WAGES INCREASED

MARCUS HOOK, Pa, May 22-LR,
A six per cent wage increase for
the 2,4O0 employees of the American
V1scose Corporation plant here was
announced today. 1t becomes effec-
tive June 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-23

MEATLESS DAYS ORDERED
ATHENS, May 22-R-The Greek
government in a decree tonight Or
dered five meatless days each week
to conserve supplies for the defense
stores.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-23

VEs, speeds fine in its place,
l. but in cigarettes, millions
have learned that the big extras
in pleasure and value are on the
slow side the w-burning
side. Naturally, the slower your
cigarette burns, the cooler the
smoking. the more mildness
and flavor you get.
Camels -. made from costlier
tobaccos...are definitely slower
burning. They give you extra
mildness, extra GOODNESS, extra
favor-a and extra smoking per
cigarette per pack (see beiow).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Full Program
OF Events On
State Slate

Raleigh. Jan. 22.-North CarolihaS
proer;m of coming events is well
filled Tor The rest Of this mon'h ana
for the month of February. accord,
ing to a calender Of Coming Events
prepared in thc State News bureau
unu,r energetic Bill Sharpe.
Hikes in TIE mountain %rcNonS'
golf and Cthe, athletic events ii :t'e
i.inehurSt- Southern Pines feS'H'
nj n.:'iITuu' important convention
nere ana there are featured on lie
late.
Som oi The more important eI':.t<
arc: 49,,
Jan. 20: Carolina Mountain HIKE
mt p s3ah). leaving from A'heEl.le'
3D.: Grand Operas, Raleigh.
"a: JIM Farley address al W"n-
s;on-S>I~m's 55th annual hamEer Oh
Commerce meeting.
%: J. {. implement Dealers Ian
1uCt. GREENSBORO.
26: Equestrian Gymkhana, South
ern Pines.
Ct: Roosevelt birthday balls, pT'n-
cipal Cues.
1922: U. N. c. Sermons, Douglas
Steers Chapel Hill.
20; Mountain Hike, Hamburg
MnUni II ,tart.n% al n-."N.i,.
Sc: NCman's Club Concert, Opera
program, Raleigh.
Feb. %: High School Music fcS-
,ival, Durham.
i: Ca!o(lnaS Press Photographers
iriuiE,l; Banquet, Raleigh.
.: - uict Convention, Monarch
Tubs, Greensboro.
10: 18Th N. c. Classics Of EVHn-
geIca end Reformed Churches,
Charlotte.
-: Lincoln Day dinner, Green
jOrO.
IS: -. c. Mental l'Fsicac Society
&cctE: Durham.
%: y&sirgton's Bn thday, State
Holiday.
26: Mountain Hike, Appalachian
Trail, >tarting 1t AShevilic.
z9-Murch 2: Southern Conferences
basketball tourney, Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Armenian Artist
Writes Full Bible
In His Own Hand

\ Young Armenian artist ana SI2n
painter. living in Beirut. SYRIA, mas
.:rittcn nut the entire Bible IN his own
h3nd in Armenian. nC has memorlE-
Il thousands Of Yer e. has read the
Bible through ten time. DONG II
once in twHn1v-!rM days. "nd HIS
mad" Il resolution 10 read il through
-Cvcr2l tines 4 year. His working
,ul:rS are from 7.2J Untli I, and he
Us begun ~ read at present for an
rour II the morning. Al hour at noon
md an ho'w in the evening. He Is
superintendent Of the Sunday school
Of 200. having seven classes OF boys
and seven iur girls.
AT The top of his little housc. winch
he has owned since it was one Tiny
room in SIZE. for many years he had
large sign OF his own make, with
ridges Of metal, displaying the wore,
Jesus" in Arabic. English. ana Ar
menian. accort 'rg 10 the angle from
which one looks. THIS sign. AM the
handtrtt2n, leather bound Bible
nave often led many visitors to his
lome.
In Tn2 Sunday School Times
philadelphia for January 20, tnI:;
..ouns Armenian Christian tells thc
story Of his remarkable, handWrit-
zen B;hiC. II" gives many interest
ing details. Sucl as the exact tim;
It tool: HIM. the Weight Of the Bible.
and the tu,2I expense. Including even
;hc cost OF electric lighting. He gives
twelve reasons why he undertook
his great task. He sometimes lTanS-
,ateS articles FROM The Sunday School
Times jn;o Armenian, and these in
turn are often translated into TUr-
kiSh for all Armenian Christian pc
rioJiC@i tnt,t appears monthly arc
has NiJe distribution il The NcG:
East. Ice article in the Times vii,
&c a2vGnHa";"d by 4 picture OF 1hl
young A,H.tHi2N and his wife nj,
nc ~ J .giI.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
KIDNAP VICTIM
COMMITS SUICIDE

Kansas City, Jan. 22.-(AP)-Bru-
nette Mary McElroy killed hcrsclL
today after seven tragic years OF
breeding over what she termed the
unjust punishment Of the men VINO
kidnapped her in 1888.
Police said she had taken her own
life. They found note penncd IN
ink in the handwriting Of the Slfn-
der 32-year-old daughter OF the late
H. F. McElroy, stormy PendergaSt
political machine leader, who was
ousted as city manager last spring.
The note said:
"My four kidnaparS are probably the
only people on earth who don't con-
slider me an utter fool.
"You have your death penalty now
-so-please-give them chance.
It was signed "Mary McElroy."
While no official comment was
forthcoming, the note was interpret
ed in some quarters as referring to
her known attitude Of sympathy to-
ward the fate Of the four men who
deducted her.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
NEW EXTENSION
CIRCULAR READY

College Station, Raleigh, Jan. 22.--
Raising Hogs in North Carolina is
the title of new Extension circular
prepared at State College by H. W.
Taylor, Extension swine specialist.
and i. T. Foster. associate professor
of animal husbandry. 1t is available
free upon request TO citizens Of the
""~t1 who "rita the Agricultural
Editor at State College for Extension
Circular No. 238.
The publication is fundamental
guide to economical swine produc-
ton, including information on breed
ing animals, feeding, housing, and
marketing
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

judge Fred NJ. VlnSon Of Ky,
associate justice Of the U. S. Court
OF Appeals for thc District OF Co.
luubIa. born at Louisa, Ky, 80
years ago.
Rev. Oscar +. Maurcr Of New
Haven. Conn. moderator Of the
General Council Of Congregational
Churches, born in Iowa, 81 year.
ago.
Edward S. Hardness Of Nc%
York, philanthr"pist, born philadcI-
phia, 90 years ago.
David Wark Griffith. old time
movie director, born at LAGRANGE.
KY, 60 years ago.
Fulton OurSl"r. editor Of Liberty
born in Baltimore, Al years ago.
Haig Patigi;r % San Francisco,
noted sculptor, born in Armenia
"a years ago.
Yehudi Menunin. famed 'ioIinist
born in New York city, % years
ago.
Emil f. Hnja Of Washington, d
c.. financial analyst. born III CryS-
tai Falls, Mich, 48 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

mite strides towards a fuller live
at-home program, says Farm Agent
H. E. Alphin.
A large number o. farmers have
indicated that they intend to plant
within their alIotmerts and raise TIC
meat needed Oil their farms. There
also seems to be a revival Of interest
in cotton in view Of the huge to-
bacco surplus.
Agent Alphin reported that rapid
progress is being made in the pre-
paration Of tobacco plant beds.
The longest year in any Woman's
life is the one that begins with her
Both birthday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today endOWj with Versatile
and scientific mind and d steady and
reflective nature. There is great in
dependence OF thought and it is
fixed to the point. It is d day of the
discovercr Of hidden things and
favors birth of an inventor. who
not only brings wealth to the world
but also to himself.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

The Henderson Civic League held
It's regular meeting yesterday after
room at the WaySide Inn, with about
thirty Of its members present. Most
Of the business coming before the
League was the arrangement for
entertaining the district convention
Of the Federated clubs which mcct}
in The city next week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Beer Drive Will
Be Carried Into
All of Counties

Raleigh. Jan. 22.-inTestigators for
fho beer Industry will visit every
Nnlti, C2roina county during 1910
10 make certain that retail beer deal
crs conduct reputable places Of bust
ness.
Edgar II Rn:n. of GoldSbOrO, State
director OF .he Brewers and North
Carolina Peer Distributors Commit
,.e, announced to~ay that tie indus
RVS "cle~r I'D or closeup" cam
Da;ol ms r.:r!tc.; in the revocation
IF - licenses - l2 co.,nties. and re-
800. ,on,..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
5-lO-2O-25 Years
Ago
(Taken from Daily
Dispatch t'iloS)


Although several moHths have
elapsed sine recommendations were
made to liz 10 t Office department
in Washington oy inspectors ior the
enlargement OF the Henderson post
Office. nothing further has been
heard of the proposal There is 4
feeling thai the spring would be an
ideal time 10 start work on the
project
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
hSSW EHS

Garland s. Ferguson VI N@yNHS-
lille. appointed by President N."1-
,Gor in 1927. Judge Ferguson mas
hesn an outstanding member ot TINS
commission. and Al present i lis
chairman.
, From 1893 70 1916 when ne was
elected governor. Governor bicNeU
died December 2S. 1921. ,
3, There are $50 lodges with fetal
membership OF 26.SSS. The Masonic
membership OF the United States Tor
1899 totallrG 2.530,b16.
!. Robson county. through . rS'-
nlution OF the legislature of 1887. ne
resolution authorized the presiding
officers OF the house and senate 10
appoint special committees to pre-
pare the initiation and cause II to pc
sent through the proper channci' I"
the British SovoreignS VINO visited the
United States last wear.
5. Bedford Brown. senator from
CaSwe,l county. and former Uni,So
States senator. He introduced res
0lltion December 10. 1860. asking lor
the appointment OF Thomas Rutiln.
of Alamance. Weldon n. Edwards,
of Halifax. William y. Graham o!
Oranse. and William y. Il. smith. OF
Hartford. as 4 committee to ne sent
10 South Carolina ana otheE South
ern States 10 plead tor postponem"hl
of any secession action Unit! a con-
terence Of commissions from all these
States could be held. The resolution
tailed OF passage ate" several days
debate.
6. Ways and means committee.
Congressman ClaUdc Kitchen. Chair
man: Judiciary committee. Congress-
man Edwin Yates Webb. Chairman:
and the Rules committee. Congress
man {. ". Fou Chairman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
January q. 1870

LouiSville-Mergcr OF The "orth-
ern and southern branches under
d constitution. and assuming Tn"
name Of the Methodist church, was
agreed upon by the commission on
unification of the Methodist Epis-
copal churches in joint session last
ninht
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that | have
qualified as administrator Of the
Estate of S. A. GreenWay. All persons
having claims against said Estate will
exhibit them TO me properly verified
and itemmiZed on or before January
10th, 1911 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement
with the undersigned
This January 18th, 1910.
JASPER B. HICKS,
Administrator of the Estate of
S. A. Greenway, deceased.
Pittman. Bridgers & Hicks,
Attorneys.
Henderson, II. G.
l5-22-29-5-12-l9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
.January %, 1859

With the sale o. 442.2l2 pounds OF
tobacco on Monday. the Henderson
market crossed the 1.00O,0h0 pound
figure for the season. and set a
new record for poSt-hClilay sales.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

The number of aristocrats among
Gcrmany's army leaders is decreas-
ing, according to news item. Yep,
they're dropping Off Won by Won.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
FARMERS PLAN ON
INVESTIGATION

Nashville, Jan. 22.-Curtailment of
the 1910 tobacco acreage is causing
Nash county growers 10 make def
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

Ar IS no mere amusement or lux
Try, but always has been and stilI is
! conSummate teacher Of mankind
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22
Capital Gossip
Daily DIspa;,h Bureau.
by HENRY AVERILL

~ ,nc or ssI.:r: iiuiri
E;,le Sh. Jan. e. acre wasn't a
ling aurPri,il2 about the formal
.I.nou..c,!..lnr oi c. 3. Oeane ior
Un8.., :, rom the E.IgntG District.
....a ,--H ioruca4i 50 'OnG ago
..>., ali a,.,,umcnl u this morning
Ii!i Mt cr~it,c mild ripple Of IN
-rlst.
..n E;u.Is viii Join in rAc very
iervent hope that his entry doesn't
ji'esase Il repeat perloln,ance 81 the
:Onle.u OF 1883 when ran Oil
through the polls and INTO the courts
. altn an extent tEat mere n,Hl-
,icn Of D2ane-Burgin " Burgin-
De&nr aroused d feeling Of nausea.
Ii former Governor Elmer Long
i DUri.GIn UCIr!l1r and lcr a long
me OF Alamance) should decide
enter the Sixth District race, all
,.'rviUuS pets are Off, and the new
Cn:Cr would quite likely be a de-
l>ea favGgita 10 win over the pres
1T .ieid.
aiming Nj. Long, however,
ems something like the old re-
pc fur ra.pit stew which began
lTSt eaten Jour raohll.
Skipping back to Mi. Deane and
is Congress race, the Rlchmonders
,ver3 he Will as before conduct
Ills primary campaign in a truly
,emocratic spirit"
Which means what?
Governor Clyde R. Hoey is get
ing along ali right at the Du'"an
hospital, but if he keeps on trying
10 dictate all his mail at one time,
thereby taxing his strength too
much, Secretary Bob Thompson IS
going completely nuts. Bob reminds
much OF mother hen with one De-
owed chick to look after.
Oscar Coffin, professor Of journal
liSm al the University Of Nortn
Carolina, carries one Of the keenest
verbal blades in ChriStendom and
when nc thruSts he usually scores
I neat touch" AT Chapel Hill Fri
day during the news room clinic
If the press association sessions, ne
earned there is real sting in de1t
: ipOSte.
Near the end of a talk filled with
the usual quota of barbed Coffin
wit, he illustrated machine political
:ontrcl Of Tar Heel precinct meet
ngs by telling now Josephus Dan
els once missed being name dele
:atc to the state convention because
he presiding officer quite simply
5nored the tact that the Honorable
Zoe had been placed in nomination.
When taxed with the omission,
his preside% replied: Hell, he amt
II the list Buck gimme"
After "Thc Slipper, Gas Mr..
offin is Familiarity known to those
Who, as he express ed it, have "got
nder foot" in TIC =. -. = ,;ourla-
ism class) had finished md >at
Town, Sanford Bill Horner. presi-
lent OF the press association, "oGe to
introduce a speaker but before
:o'ng so paid his respects to Oscar
ollln in words to this general tenor
md effect:
oscar sure ought to know all
bout it when he begins to talk
2out controlling primaries and pre-
incts and elections and such: be-
;auSe It's quite generally agreed
hat Oscar by himself put Con-
EesSnan IN Washington in 1888"
an hanaS remembered the ia
nous ueaoiock Of the Sixth Dis
ret Congressional committee (of
which Coffin is tie Orange county
nemoer} after I've death of n0mi-
zee Judge Lewis T,a~..~ o. High
ONT. The deadlock VS. broken at
9nS last by selection of a Chapel
IN druggist Carl Durham, of
Vl'oh lew people, except Mr.. Cot
III, had ever heard.
Ar IS no mere amusement or linz
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

w AN ] /: J
e r. <,,<..@4EE$
FO2 RHNT: HEATED H=u"o""
% gentlemen. iW.H Det, o."
c.oscts. continuous hni N-,,G at'
adjoining. iG1 L"UH- >."n#'.
phone 2iJ. IN:
GAS WASHING M.tlH MES co.,
vcrtad - electric cIeIg.% ana
quickly. phone ia. Loue..'
GOODWIN. 81.
Blood TESTED BABY CHICKS
Matched weekly. Book advance o.
dorS row. barred Rocks. New
Hampshires one day 10 two wce5S
old. iient@H on Hatchery. 2l9 3
W.lam ST.. phone 81. !-2,-U
! CHANGE YOUR @hIvEEY SET 70
all e!ectl9c. Vie C~D d. jie ,aJ in
you at Lille cost. Phone Ill.,
Lougnl:n-GoodWyn. -!
WANTED CLEAN SOFT RAGS
Dispatch Office will pay } i cc"'s
/ pound.
| GET PRICES CN OUR CSLD CARS
! before y>u buy. T. X L. Mote. Co.,
Dodge ard Plymouth dealers. II!
Chestnut street 4-coG-t!
| WANTED SMALL FURNISHED
apartment close in. Gail M.>.
Dean. phone G5G5-W. y"
! SEE THE NEW 1919 NORGE ELEt-
| trio range now or display. Fye
speed heats selling for SS9.5.
fnone ll8. Loughi.n-Goodwyn,
MALE. INSTRUCTION. MAN TO
take up Air Conditioning "oc
Electric Refrigerator and better
themselves. Must be mcchancaI!
inclined. willing 10 train in spare
time to qualify. Write. Cti.!'tt.
Inst, care Dispatch, Henderson.
N. c. ~"
----------..
AZ mixes ak ci,II - 1 W. arS 1a, and ct-
fciant Phone 1I& Iouchlin-Good-
wvn -.
--...
S,ation rn, EnI,.,,,-.t.. r4.I rs fo,
snrvicn IN INV mike. D'Hcli Elcc-
: tric Soy,.ico III N1n-ar.rry ST.
! -, -----------.
G rcos ,fsH and c I,, ,, oarr caa
If Inches Funi,,n.r Co.. phone
278 nH cS1, ro,;Gonco &ra-J :. &.
WTeoIa,. T.. IponrDy,,r.-f,.r Of !.
G. WhcaIcr &, SIrl oo-2i-2G-2I
------z. ----------.1,-
We 81 EG ,, rnnd.r re.
hiiios Oh pouy anu Gnu D'' 70
pair work. Motor SaieS W.
- -. -, r..
WE HAVE The LAkGES I''', ,To
State of North Caroljna-t,Ec ser
vice. men ana four -, H'"c" IIm ~
Goodwin. i'''' 22-a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

INSTRUCTION. MAN TO
take up Air Conditioning "0H
Electric ReIrigcra ion ana better
themselves. Must be mechanically
inclined. willing To train in spare
time to qualify. Write. Cu.!nt
Inst, care Dispatch, henderson.
N. G. W."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

WANTED CLEAN SOFT RAGS
Dispatch Office will pay } - cc"'S
pound.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

CHANGE YOUR GhI.'EEY SET 70
all c!ecu9c. We C@l d. tic toJ lT
you at Lille cost. Phone l.o.
Lougnl:n-GoodWyn. 2--a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

Blood TESTED DADY CHiCNS
Matched weekly. Book advance o.
dcrS row. barred Rocks. New
Hampshires one day 10 two "cc5S
old. Hlndcr, on Hatchery. 2I9 ).
William ST.. phone 5oT. !-2'-U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

AUTO RADIO SERVICE Ok ALL
makes. Call us We are fast ana e.
ficient Phone ll3. Loughlm-Goo"--
wynn. -"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

GAS WASHING M.ilH MES co.,
vcrtad - electric cHe1a.% md
quickly. Phone ia. LoUa. 30.
GOODWIN. -"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

GET PRICES CN OUR CSED CARS
before y>u buy. T. X L. Mote. Co.,
Dodge ard Plymouth dealers. II!
Chestnut street. T-c"G-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

WE HAVE THE LARGEST h"hG
trical service department; III us
State Of North CarOlna-i,#r y. e.,
vice men and four trucks III ' w.
service, phone il9. LoUsn 5, :,
Goodwin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

JUST RECEIVED 4 TRESH HIolnH
of putty. Also have la.%s S ,'o,
OF window glass. Phone %. ~ - =,
S. Watkins.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales 20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

WANTED SMALL FURNISHED
apartment close in. Gail M.s
Dean. phone G5G5-W. D."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

A NEW IMPROVED FLhAi -, 49,
polish at The Place OF "'| Gr-
also brass polish. stove p'..,,',.,,, s
special floor wax 39c ID. Az. 10 :.
Watkins. Phone 80.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

All keyed ads are strictly ' vi
fidential. Please de- not co.
the office fw their IutlsIH'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

ALL STATE LICENSED BEAU
operators. Phone 200 for app'.".c
ment. Your patronage app!ec':.:.sN,f
Rrideers Beauty Shop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

STRAYED IN VICINITY or We.
Henderson male settle. "a.'' ~ ~
brown head and brow i'sy ,,,,o9
right side of back. Rc"aEG ''.> -,
for return. Notify Henry S''v a., y.
Route /, Kittrell, \. {.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

SEE THE NEW 1919 NORGE ELEC-
trio range now or display. Fye
speed heats selling for SS9.3'
l>none lis. Loughi.n-GOodwyn.
22-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

WE ARE THE OFFICIAL S.REiSh
Station lor kclv!nJ;u:S. C#.. IL, u"
service on any make. OMEN LEY
trio Service, III Montgomery D"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

FOR ALL PIrEWOlK. rLCNBiN"
repairs and contracting: l"aic "a"
at Hughes Furniture Co.. Pao".
373, or call residence Gl2-J. .. "
Wheeler. Jr. ReprcScntu'trr .. d. -:
G.. Wheeler & SOM. 22-2i--o--'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

Governor Clyde R. Hoey is get
ing along ali right at the Du'.an
hospital, but if he keeps on trying
10 dictate all his mail at one time,
thereby taxing his strength too
much, Secretary Bob Thompson IS
going completely nuts, Bob reminds
much OF mother hen with one be-
owed chick to look after.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-22

Skipping back to Mi, Deane and
lis Ccngles@ race, the Richmonders
,ver: he will as before conduct
Ills primary campaign in a truly
,emocratic spirit"
Which means what?
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-01
Saw Fuzz on Face
Says US. Envoy Of
Defeated German

LONDON, Oct. l. (UP)-A Ger
man Messerschmidt shot down in
a dog fight over Windsor Great
Park missed American Ambassador
Joseph P. Kennedy's country home
so narrowly that I'VE could see ths
fuzz on the pilots face and almost
count his buttons" Kennedy said
today.
Kennedy was at his country home
Yesterday with William Hillman,
London representative of Golfers
weekly. when the Messerschmidt
and British plane fought over
the park. The British plane shot
away the Germans propeller, The
Nazi pilot apparently tried to make
forced landing on the front lawn
OF Kennedy's home. but after miss
ing the house by inches he SKINNED
over the trees and landed in the
royal park nearby.
The Germans recently dropped
a number of high explosive and
incendiary bombs within a few hun
dred yards of Kennedy's home.
Kennedy picked up the nose of an
incendiary bomb which had his
initials on it.
Il don't know what else they can,
do unless they come in my front
room," Kennedy said today.