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tilizing shr,lhbury. Cut flowers
John Verzaal. Dial 5786.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19

Raleigh, April l9.-Babe Ruth.
when baseball's brightest star. always
liked to knock off from his pro Job
to play with bunch Of kids IN a
pasture; and there is now in the
operate armament at least one %hIn-
ing light who must have somewhat
the same roIIickinS ideas Of a good
time.
Norman Gordon, who mas sung =
mighty mean McphistphclcS in many
metropolitan matinccs, is going to
enact that same role here May I
when the Raleigh Little Theatcr
Group produces Faust III the
Necdham Broughton Auditorium.
1t will be the very first time in
operate history, as far as the RAJ
leigh sponsors have been able TO de-
termine, that 4 noted professional
opera star has volunteered his service
to sing along with an amateur cast
in a full-length opera.
Mr.. Gordon is native Tar Heel
and as soon as he heard that the l0ca.
Little Thcater folks were planning
10 present Faust he offered 10 sing
his faVOrite role.
Miss Wibura Horn Of the ST
Mary's music faculty is singing Mar
gucrite and Thomas Edwards OF the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19
Hanging Rock
Park Opened
To Visitors
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, April lS.-altnOugh m
dications are that Ringing Rock
State park in Surry county will not
be formally opened to the public this
summer, Thomas W. Morse, super
intendent OF state parks, SAID To-Day
that persons who want to hike along
its trails or view the scenery will be
permitted to do SO.
Formal opening will be delayed be-
cause provisions haven't yet been
made Tor an entry road. AS a result,
plans for a formal opening cannot
be made until definite steps for COM
pletng such d road have been taken.
Practically all the recreational ia
cilitieS of the park have already been
completed including the artificial
lake with sand beach and large,
modern bath house built of native
stone. Several miles of roads and
trails nave also been built within the
park, and some parking areas have
been completed.
Some picnic areas, too, are finish
ed, but the State Parks bureau does
not plan to encourage use Of them
until after formal opening Of the
area, because, Morse said, proper SUI
pcrvision cannot yet be given.
We shall be glad to have visitors
drive through : park on the roads
that have been inished and to have
them hike alonS the trails up to the
top Of the rock-from which there is
(, splendid view, said Morse. I'VE
wish we were in position to open the
park this summer"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19

not pay the high rates Of interest by
toreclcSing on their property and
taking it away from them. And they
covet fields" says Micah in Chapter
.. Verse 2: land take them by VOL
encc: and houses, and take them
away: so they cypress man and his
house, even Il man and his heritage"
Cast Widows From Homes.
Further on he speaks Of 'the Wo-
men of my people have we cast out
from their pleasant houses; from
their children have we taken away
my glory forever"
In Chapter 3 it is written: They
build up Zion with blood, and Jeru-
salem with iniquity.
The heads thereof judge for re-
ward, and the priests thereof teach
for hire, and the prophets thereof
divine for money; yet will they lean
upon the Lord. and say. Is not the
Lord among Us? none evil can come
upon us, adding hypocrisy to their
other sins.
But this WickednesS would not last
forever, Micah told his people. But
in the last days it shall come to pass
that the mountain of the house OF the
Lord shall be established in the top
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19
Failure Of A Mission" Is
War; First Great Memoirs
n Current Book f-The-Month Club Choice,
Sir Neville Henderson, Former British Ambas-
sador To Germany, Tells Inside Story OF
Events Leading TO Second World War;

Himmler, and company. If Hitler APP
Ipeared to hesitate, the extremists OF
the party at once proceeded to fab
iricate situations calculated to drive
Hitler into courses which even he
at times seems to have Shrung from
riSking. The simplest method OF do
ing this was through the medium OF
4 controlled press"
Accuses RibbetrOp.
No one had more to do with pre-
cinitating the war than RibbentrOp,
Nazi Minister for Foreign Affairs,
Sir Neville says. land for that there
Is no he'll in Dante's Inferno bad
enough for Ribbentrop. From the be-
ginning felt that his vanity, his re-
sentiments. and his misconceptions
.ot England and English mentality,
were serious bar to any prospect
of better understanding between
The tWl C.''''''''.~'.
Commenting on RusSia's role in
the negotiations preceding the war,
Henderson expresses the opinion that
Stain used England and Germany
as his catspaws, but he admits that
this lis mere gueSSWork, and l am
preiudiced. From the outset regard
ed the Russian negotiations as some
thing which had to be attempted, but
which lacked all sense Of realities.
I never believed in any effective
or altruiStic assistance being afford
ed by the Russians to the Poles. !
ALWAYS believed that MoScoW's chief
aim was to cmbroil Germany and the
Western Powers in q common ruin"
Sir Neville Henderson is one OF
the last surviving specimens of the
pure professional diplomat" writes
John Gunther in the current issue OF
The Booklet the Month Club News.
He is the perfect picture. in manner
as well as appearance. OF his type
tall. lean. exceptionally good look
ING. intensely cultivated. trifle self
righteous perhaps, trifle arrogant:
)ut beautifully trained, experienced,
and competent: in 4 word. a profess
Sional. Failure of Mission is al
most maddeningly fair-minded; and
il tells things that very few other
people in the world could tell with
such insight and detachment
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19

Of the mountains, and it shall be
exalted above the hills; and people
shall flow unto IT,
And many nations shall come and
say, Come, let us go up to the noun
tain Of the Lord. and to the house OF
the God Of Jacob: And He will teach
His ways. and we will walk in His
paths: for the law shall go forth OF
Zion. and the word Of the Lord from
Jerusalem"
Micah then pronounced his hope
for peace in words which today, in
an embattlcd world, we still quote
as our hope for the future, which
seems far off indeed in these times.
Micah is the first Of the prophets TO
have this dream Of world peace.
And He shall Judge among many
people, and rebuke strong nations
afar off: and they shall beat their
swords into ploWshareS, and their
spears into pruning-hooks: nation
shall not lift up a sword against ma
ton, neither shall they learn war
any more.
But they shall sit every man un~
der his vine and under his fig tree;
and none shall make them afraid:
for the mouth of the Lord OF Hosts
hath spoken it.
For all people will walk every
one in the name of his god, and we
will walk in the name OF the LORD
our God for ever and ever
Micah prophesicd the coming OF
Jesus and that He would be born IN
Bethlehem.
But thou. Bethlehem Ephratah,
though thou be little among the
thousands of Judah, yet out Of thee
shall He come forth unto me that is
to be ruler in Israel"
The faults that Micah deplored in
the citizens of Jerusalem are still
very much in evidence in public life
They still threaten the stability Of oul
institutions and the happiness of oul
people. Cheating, lying, bride taking
are not unknown in our own beloved
land, and wars still go on. But We
can still nave nope and faith that If
the end the words Of Micah, presag-
ing peace and righteousness, viii
come true.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19
Cooper Expands
Home Rule Stand

Burlington, April l9.-Tom Coop
G. called for an amendment to the
state constitution today to allow
cities, towns and counties to provide
funds for parks and Fairgrounds, as
he brought his sound truck tour Of
the state here in his campaign for
the democratic gubernatorial noml-
nation.
Today" he told an audience,
there is no such thing as local gov
eminent in North Carolina. The SUI
prcme court of the state, for eX-
;mple, has told the people of my city
they cannot support parks or play
grounds with tax monies because the
supreme court does not feel they are
public necessities in Wilmington.
That is shining example to me
"f tho neeG for home rule in the
state"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrative
of the estate of Grover Sutton, de-
ceased, late Of Vance County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them 10 the
undersigned at the office Of H. E.
White, Attorney, in Henderson, N. c.,
on or before the 18th, day Of March,
1941. or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery.
This the 18th. day of March 1910.
LUCY SUTTON,
Administrative of the Estate Of
Grover Sutton.
12-19-26-3-l0-l7
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19

Micah is rather a comman name
among the Jewish people and was
borne by eleven different persons
mentioned in the Old Testament. 1t
is the same as Micaiah, both forms
being short for Micajahu, Which
means Who is like JehoVah?'
Micah lived during the reign OF
Hezekiah, probably between 726 and
7Ol B. c. His home was about ~
miles from Jerusalem, and he lived
and preached much Of the time in
the city.
The time in which he lived was
much the same as that in which
Amos and Hosea prophesied. Men
made their money by dishonesty
bribery, by lending money to poor
people, then. when the latter could
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19

HitIe,'> seizure Ot Prague. III 1902
was "a repetition OF Belgium. 1911,
IN another form" and the second
world war. like the first. Was caused
nv the deliberate tearing up by
Germany OF 4 scrap OF paper, &C
rordins 10 Sir Neville Henderson,
former British ambassador TO berl'n.
whose book of memoirs. Failure Oh
y Mission" is published currently.
The memoirs. over 100000 copies
If which will be distributed by the
Book-of-the-Mo ClUo Us IT'S lorIh-
coming selection. are the lirSt 10
come out of the present conflict. ana
contain the first participants account
Of what actually happened al "'e
meeting between Hitler and CnatH-
berlain at BerchteSgaden. G1deSoeFS
and Munich in SEPTEMBER l'o"-
Up to March. 1889. accordns 70
Henderson. who represented MS GOV
ernment in Berlin during the TWO
Hateful years preceding the OUTBREAKS
Of war. the German ship OIL Sla'e
had flown the German national nag,
On those IdeS OF March lis captain
definitely hoiSted the skull and cross
bones of the pirate. and appeared
under his true coIorS a. an UHpF'N,
cipled menace 10 European peace ''''>'
liberty"
Since returning from Germany
Sir Neville. bachelor OF t;tty-H2n''
10. heer LIVING NJ his auut'S country
t>,,,o R,uceby Hall. IN Lincolnshire.
- r.as the local stationmaSter a
Cr,nrbam. he SAYS. vino overcame
III sr,inIes about writing his menu
|ir. and Eventually the ScrupleS OF
.hs Fo,a:on Office which had ORR
cr;,,.,,I,. ,.e-oeI the idea. the station
So ha,.fno invited Henderson 70
l,;S 800 ,ne winter morning TO
loan IN. while waiting for the
+rai, :. London. had brought it home
- hin, that the man IN the street.
+rving - understand the war. knew
no,hf7,o Of the facts of he case
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19
Rural Churches

ROCK SPRING BAPTIST.
Rev. S. l.. Morgan. pastor.
Services viii be held at the usual
hour. II a. M. with "mattcrs OF H.
tcrcSt 10 all members OF the church
10 be discussed.
The public is invited 10 the service
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-19
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL

(The International Uniform Les
son on the above topic for April q
is Micah, the Golden Text being
Micah 4:3, And they shall beat their
swords into ploWshares, and their
spears into prUning-hooks; nation
shall not lift up sword against nation,
neither shall they learn war any
more.")
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25

Sot: 1889 marcus 15-en Sc
sutOttek el a Skoda tankeket,
amikor a nemetek Pragaba be-
vonultak es megszalltak egesz
Csehorszagot :.
A legendas nehez Skoda tan
kek teljesen ujonnan keriiltek
nemet birtokba.
y 4 y
A nagy amerikai lapok most
cikksorozatot kozolnek Edgar
Ansel Mowrert6l, a kitiin6
amerikai ujsagir6t6l, aki a
szovetseges hadsereg mellett
miik0d0tt, mint haditud6sito.
Vegig kiserte a francia hadse-
roget, egeszen az 0sszeomlasig
es csak akkor hagyta el Bor-
deaux-t, amikor a nemetek
k0zeledtek oda. Most Portuga-
liaban van es oman kiildi -
cenzuramentesen - cikkeit,
melyekben ramutat a franciak
katasztrofalis veresegenek f6bb
okaira.
Tobbek k0zott megemliti AIT
is, hogy a nemetek nehez tank
jeik 0sszpontositott tamada-
saival nyertek csatat es a ne
hez tankek eleje mindig a nagy
szeru - Skoda tankek voltak,
melyeket a nemetek a cseh
hadseregt6l zsakmanyoltak +.
Ugyanazok a Skoda tankek,
melyeket a francia adofizetok
penzen keszitettek, most segi-
tettek a nemeteknek legyozni a
francia nemzetet.
Neklink, magyaroknak iga-
zdn nlncSen Okunk exert a
franciakat sajnalni. Akarmeny-
nyire mem szimpatikus nekiink
Hitler szemelye, a rendszer,
mely rabsagba DON'T egesz
Europat, mem tudja benniink
elnyomni AIT az erzest, hogy a
francia nemzet most csak azert
fizet, inert Clemenceau elva.
kultsagaban feldarabolta Euro.
pat, megalazott nemzeteket.
A francia penzen kesziilt
Skoda tankek szerepe mutatja
legjobban, milyen d6re politi.
kat folytattak a franciak ket
levtizeden keresztiil, amikor 6
francia adofizet6k penzet egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25

jezeseket hasznalni, de megal-
lapitjuk, hogy a rendszer ed
dig is erk0lcstelen volt, ezut&n
meg inkabb az lesz. Rossz nd
ket newell maid tomegszamra
Pennsylvaniaban.
Ha mar segiteni akart q
helyzeten Pennsylvania allam,
akkor AIT a rendeletet kellett
volna kiadja, hogy moi kiszol-
galasnak mines helye az ital-
meresekben, inert az minden-
keppen erk0lcstelen. A korcs-
max mem imahazak, azokba
nem erk0lcs0s eletii emberek
jarnak es akik jarnak, azokat
mem lehet eltiltani att6l, hogy
a maguk m6dja szerint gon-
dolkozzanak a kiszolgal6 n6k
fel0l.
A sztikseg sok not kenyszerit
ARA, hogy korcsmai munk&val
keresse meg a kenyeret es q
munka termeszete olyan, hogy
nem 0szt0keli a n6ket az err
k0lcs0s uton valo haladaSra.
Az vi italmeresi rendszer egyik
karos kin0vese volt annak ell
turese, hogy italmeresekben
noket lehessen alkalmazni.
Amint ezt eltiltjak, mint a
regi idokben ell volt tiltva, meg
javul a helyzet.
Els meg nagyobb javulas lesz
akkor, anikor a nok felebred-
mex ARA, hogy nekik korcs-
makban, lebujokban, italmere-
sekben meg vendeg gyanant
sincs keresni valojuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
MAID 4 NEHEZ SkODA TANkEK...
Irta: FAY FISHER ANDOR

A mozg6sitas paratlanul
sikeriilt. Igazan precizen mil
k0dott minden es most lattuk,
milyen nagyszeru a mi hadse-
regiink. Olyen felszereles, mint
a mi hadsereginknek van, min
csen a nemeteknek. Azoknal
minden potanyagb6l keszul,
inert nincsen aranyuk, amivel
megvegyek azokat a myers
anyagokat, amik a nehez ipar-
hoz sziiksegesek. Az embernek
0rult a lelke, amikor latta a
pompas ruhakba oltoztetett
katonakat, a remek harcikocsi-
kat, agyukat. No es aztan a
nehez Skoda tankek. Nincsen
parjuk Eur6paban.
Mem vitatkozhattam utitar-
sammal, Szlovakiaban utaz-
funk. Rahagytam, hogy a cseh
hadsereg val6ban pompas. Per
sze: nekem mas volt a veleme-
nyem. Tudtam, hogy felszerele-
Sc valoban kitiin6. A franciak,
angolok milliardokat kuldtek a
cseh hadsereg felszerelesere. De
azzal is tisztaban voltam, hogy
hiaba a nagyszeru felszereles,
hiaba a betoner6d 6ditmenyek a
hatarokon: a cseh hadseregb6l
hianyzik a lelek, az osszefog6
er6. Tudtam, hogy a nemzeti-
segek, nemetek, magyarok mem
fognak harcolni, ha ARA kerUl
a sor, a cseh allan leteert.
Utitarsam tovabb lelkende-
zett:
Tudja, a nehez Skoda
tankek lesznek a haboru cso-
dai, ha egyszer ARA kerul a
sor. AIT hiszem, a nemetek
most is ezektol ijedtek meg es
azert mem mertek haborut in.
dltani ellenunk.
!: : !:
Aztan tudjuk mi tortent
Mem kellett haborut inditani
a cseh allan 1888 oszen, da-
cara a Skoda tankeknek: da.
rabokra hullott. A cseh allan.
max soha sc volt alkalma q
Skoda tankeket kiprobalni
Miinchenben mem kellett tan
keket elsitni, Csehszlovaki;
megis darabokra hullott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25

YES megjelenesii ember, mint
Roosevelt es ketsegtelen, hogy
hatast fog elerni mindenutt.
Elegend6 lesz-e ez ARA, hogy
otmilli6 szavaz6 polgart atvi-
gyen a semlegesek k0zil Roose-
welt taborab6l a republikanu-
sokhoz, AIT meg tudni mem le-
het. De nagyon kedvez6tlen
jel az, hogy James Farley ma
mem beszel olyan biztonsago-
san egy demokrata gy6zelem
fel6l, mint negy es nyolc ev
el6tt es kedvezotlen jel az is,
hogy demokrata partban ell
kedvetlenedes erezhet6.
Mem lenne meglep0, ha a
demokratak gy6znenek es mem
lenne meglep6, ha vesztenenek.
Ilyen nyilt valasztasi hare mar
reg nen1 volt az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25

Observation-Disclosures oltek, mely
mar alapitasakor halalra volt
itelve. Europaban regen tud-
tax EFT, csak eppen a francia
politikusok mem akartak ezt
tudomasul venni.
* * *
Maid a Skoda tankek
Ebben hittek a csehek AIT
hittek, eek vedik meg orsza-
gukat minden veszedelemtol.
A Skoda tankek mem vedtek
meg Csehszlovakiat, ellenben
segitettek a nemeteknek leteri-
teni AIT a nemzetet, melynek
ad6fizet6i izzadtak XII azokat a
milli6kat, melyeken a nehez
Skoda tankek keszultek ;.
dig ingyen teszi AIT.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-25
JAvITJAk AZ ERK0LCs0KET

Pennsylvania allan szeszes
italokat arusito hivatala neve-
zetes rendeletet adott XII a koz-
erkolcs0k javitasa erdekeben
Harrisburgbol.
Pennsyvaniaban ezentul IL
los az, hogy a vendegl6i, korcs-
mai, szallodai pincern6k leiil-
hessenek valamelyik vendeg
keresere az asztalhoz es egyiitt
ihassanak a vendeggel, ha az
mindjart egyediil iszik is es
halalosan unatkozik.
Ugy latja az allan, hogy
rossz volt az eddigi rendszer,
amey megengedte, hogy a pin
cern6k szabadon ihassanak a
vendeggel.
Az elgondolas nagyon szep
volt, de a gyakorlati kivitelben
maris megtalaltak az italme-
r6k a kibuv6t. A pincern6 ezen-
tul mem i'll le a vendeggel a
sajat gazdajanak a helyisege-
ben, inert mines tobbe gazda-
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