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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-07
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seifrieben: -
gu alien 3eiten tpar Sc ssrage oes
Cffi5ierseriates i'm &riege iftuierig
SIMMER, al,f) bel Ser bcItausgebiloe,
ten uno bohitItebenben 1rllppe fallen
I'M 8erbdltnis mebr Sffi5iere ais
Mannidafteu uno oam;t elm beion,
oers ihlper erietbarer Cell ser slr'
NEE. Iie inn ssrieoen iiblihe Grsdn-
surg reiht niht aus, Die 2iiden su
!, iiillen. Sd)on nad) Ser &ataItrppbe
BON Sena lno sluerltdot inn Sabre
1906 iaben iih Die &eformatoren oes
preubiiden Seeres se,,1tigt, oie &rei,
lie. aus oenen beiien Sfii3iere senom,
men wuroen, tueiter sl aieben. Oie
Damn iib fortentpidelnoe 9lrt oes
Sffi3iereriases id)ien i'm &rieg burb
SEN 8eurlaubtenitano oen 9eoarf II,
her5,lltellen. Sn Sen fllr5en ,lno bin,
iihtlih Der abioll,ten 3abl ipenig
uerluitreihen Ginigungsfriegen bon
1864 Bis 1871 NOR bas ol,h ser San.
Sm @eltriege aber erreihten oieie
Gredn3l,ngsquellen bel ,peitem nif)t
aus. Man m.bte oa5u iibergeben, 81,
Sffisieren aud Wdnner 51 bef0roern,
Die ridt ben ionit iblihen Yorbeoin.
gn,,gen entiprad)en. 8ielfad sliidte
oas portrefilif, aber nlandynal ergo.
ben iih bod 9titen. IS tpar eben bon
|Seiten Ser peridiebenen 1ruppenteile
ben @oiid)lagen 5,lr 8ef0rberung feiu
lgleihmabiser Mabitab 3l1grunoe ee.
leat tporoen. Man biAt iif pieliaf
an Die i'm 6rieoen maBgebenoen Mn.
liidten.
| Oie mnmebr in 0euti6lano aus.
gegefenen Rihtlinien fir aie Off,
Iaiersergdn5ung tragen bem 8eiibts.
bunft Rednuns, bab ser Siii5ier eir
lganaeb &erl iein mlB. sic iino mi,
fir oie &riegs5eit siiltig. Sffisie1
tann biernoh MIR tperoen, ,per lid
Dor Dem Jeinoe betp6brt l,nb se5eie
bat, oab er 5iibrereieenidaften beiie
9lber nid)t MIR oieie 8orallsietung il
igemadt, ionoern Die 8eitimmuugel
Ieben poralls, oaB ieoer Soloat, be
iie erfiiat bat, Sffi5ier, llnb atpar alld
, aftiber Sffisier tperoen fann. Mbe
: nad tp;e Dor ioa i'm oeutlden Sffi5ier
, forps oie 8liite Der Nation pereinia
; iein. CAB nidt @eburt, Stan6 I'M
J tpirtidaftlihe Gage bie gntihe;oun
} iiber Die Sngeb0rigeit 5u ibr eeber
; entipridt einerieits Der 2riegs5ei1
: Die NIT bnbeiteh(ider &Grte oa
t &0bite bon ieoem Ginaelnen utrb De
@emeinid)aft foroert, anoererieit
Dem @eiit oes be,ltieen 9euti6lanos
: lDie 8olfsgemeinidaft, Die Der SIC
neutrality-suspicious. gebraht bat, fenni
!. teine Guberen 8orurteiIe. 3
!. Man fonnte in Der neuen MaB.
;, nabme cine nnterid)dtung Der allee
e meinen Biloune erbliden. @eraoe oi
:, oeutide @eidspebr nod Dem @e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-07
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| Wir leben bier geeentpdrtie in ei
ner Heriooe, mo aus pielen Teilen Sc,
Tereinigten Staaten oas epioemie
bate sluftreten bon @rippeiGllen &C.
meloet miro. Ni1t einmal 5lorioa
Der Winter5llflllhts Ser NIT 9eit
lino @clo reihlit aciegneten Wen.
lben, bietet ben traoitioneIlen 3,,,
flu6tsort. So idlimm bat BORT oie
&alte geba,lit, oab Elm nidt umbe.
trabtlider Ieil Ser Sbiternte ger.
fort tuuroe. SotiGdlih: 8:r baber
alle uriabe, INIT lnierer iibirild,en
&dlte redt 5ufrieoen 5u iein. Oaran
miro ielbit oaourd nidts eednoert,
oab iie n,lnmebr Dem anoeren grtrem
Elat eemadt bat" WGrme NIT mebr
ODER minoer itarfen ReeenfGllen.
Nber trotoem boben tpir, tpenn mir
oen ri6tigen @er9leids- -MaBitab an
legen, gar fe;ne 10 sroBe l1riabe, nit
l'nierem ~fiirdterlifen 8inter", ,m.
leren b0sartigen Stiirlnen uno ser
Germanoll,ng unierer Hiniera in cine
@interlanoihaft 10 iebr un5uirieoen
3u iein, oenn gegeniiber Dem frieren.
Dem europa befinoen mir uns bod
in elmer rebt eliidliden Gage. llno
penn iuir tatiGd,Iid @rippesGpioe-
mien baben, bann lit oaran pielleid)t
gar nitt 10 iebr o:e &dlte, ionoer,
mebr rnier llnbermoeen, Die Oalnpf.
beioungen init unierem lleberidlB an
&pble, llnb Selporrdten perniinftie
bal,s5ubalten ihulo.
Sauo i'm Sano nit bem bitteren
Sroit, Der in europa manhe b,moert
Sabre alten Reforoe eebrohen bat,
gebt cine itarfe &obIen-anappbeit
Cine gon5e slnaabl bon ltriohen lit
iiir oieien 3uitano perant,portIihd,
Mchrpcrbral,d) infolge oes lanean=
baltenoen sSroitipetters, transport
bebinoerllng olrrd &dlte, @asenman=
gel, all9emeine &riegsalslpirfllngen
uno ihlieBlih Interpretation. @el=
de &oae geraoe oas geriagen ser 81,
enbabnen ipielt, 5eigt oas ihlpeoiide
geiipiel. Sie Stapeoen n1mlid iino
ge5tpungen, ibre eigenen 6ra6tpagen
nad] Den belltihen @rl,bengab.eten
sur Mbbollng 81 ienoen, neil oie
Heifsbabn ilberlaitet lit. slus pielen
0elltihen StGbten fommt Die 2unoe,
oaB oie 6abrifen, 9iirosebGlloe uno
WobnbGuier unter Ser &nappbeit
| litarf 81 leioen baben. 9ie meiiten
Sdulen baben geidlolien. sllio eine
@eoerbolung iener Gerb1ltnille, mil
oenen alle ienen Wenidyen nod Der,
tral,t iino, bie n,abrenb bes erlten
Weltfriegs oriiben naren.
Sospeit 0elltiflanb &oblenmangel
ipiirt, biirfte bafiir niht cine unge.
niigenoe 8eapinnung ser birefte Mn.
laB iein. Sm 8eeenteil, in ben Sob
lenrebieren miro Gag ,lno 9sadt nui1
Sohbrud gearbeitet. aber ser Mebr.
beoarf Ser oel,tiden &rieespirtidait
Die Gerpflidt,lns, beitimmte nod Dor
ba,oene @aren in Tal,id 5u erbalter
|lnS enolid) Die 9eot,penoigfet, eroBt
aoblenmengen la!lfeno in griaspro
BUTTE Dor allem Del ,,no 8en3in-
umslltpanOeln, oiirften i'm 0erein mi
ben 9ransportiibeln bod einen 5eit
peilig reht fnitiiden 3uitano berauf
beidporen baben. slub beiBt es, oof
biele oeutihe Grrbenarbeiter 5u be
Iitimmten Spe5ialarbeiten on oi,
5ront abfommanoiert tpuroen, 10 oai
bon oieier Seite cine tpeitere 8elalt
lung eintritt.
Die Gage I'M iibrigen europa II
geluih nidt minoer ungiinitie. Wai
ausnabme 8elsiens uno Gnglanbs
Die idon immer ueberidu,bldnoer lpa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-07

Su: ',lltaas g.ftern Stanoaro 5lne
6:4T Wodrihhn. engliib
$3.50 Stadrlhten, englii9
Ma.1 ri:tass g',itern Stanbar6 Tinc
5:4S Nadrlht"n, eneliih
6:1S 8pitungs'hau
7:3' Deutihlanoeto
500 Nadrihten. ensIii@
800 aus Dem 3eiteeiheben. enelii&
10::::5 Mahriften, oeuti@
1880 Nahrihten. enalii@
1880 aur3ber;ht. enelii&
12:OI Mohrihten. eneliidb
Nittmod), 13. RGrss
gocmiitass e'af.ern Stanoaro Eime
6:45 Mahrihtpn. eneliih
s::3h Nahr'htrn eneliid
Ncdmittaes gaitern STANDARD Time
5:4E Nahrihten enelii@
6:t; 3eitunasihau
1880 Deutihl,nbeho
500 Nohrihysn. engliih
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-07

iiber ben Grmerb Der 6eutiden
Staatsangeb6risfeit in benz in Sas
9entidje Meid) eingesliebertem
Cit9ebietem.

Nad Dem MlnoerlaB oes 8eids.
minilters oes SSnnern bonn 90. Nop.
1889 iino oieienigen Sentiden Bolts.
sngebOrisen, oie 5ur 3eit Ser Ginslie.
oerllng ser Sltsebiete in oas 0eutide
@eid) bic 9an5iser besip. oie poln-
iide Staatsansebori9feit beieiien ia.
ben, oeltide Staatsaneeb0rise. q.
Berionen, Die oaour6 6ie oeuti4e
Staatsanseborigfeit erporben boben,
peroen gebeten, iid beim Deutiden
&oniulat 1922 Wiolano Buil6ina,
Glepelano, Ohio, idriitlid ODER per.
lonli6 sl meloen.
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@as sic amtlifen Nerid)te ia
gen, lit gepobnlih bon geringerer Be
oelttllng als oas, mas de peridtpei.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-07
$50 Biz $50 por1u. GST.

$50 biz $50 porm. GSE.
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9te @eue OF9 1T auf beionoeren
Bur'd pieler Sorsr eineefiibrt NOR.
ben uno oii,fts ipGbreno Der @inter.
mprate beionoers euten gmpiane
gebc..
0reitag, 8. NGrs:
8orh,itta9s gaitecn Stanoaro Eime
6:4F Rabridten engliif
$3.50 Nahribtpn. eneliib
Nahmittaes goitern Stanoaro Timc
5:45 9abr;hten eneliid
6:15 8eitunesihau
7:3C Deutiblanoeho
500 Nabrihten. enelii@
900 Mus Dem Seitseiheben, eneliih
1915 Nadrihten oeuti9
Samstas, 8. Nars:
8ormittaes Gairern Stanoaro Time
6:4t Nahridten. sngliid
S::2p Wadridten, aneliid
NaG mlttaes gaitern Stanoaro Eime
5:4h Hadridtcn. englii9
ST.: 3eitunssidau
7:30 Deutihlanoefo
500 Nnbrihten, eneIii9
9:0', Nus Dem Sp'taeiteben enaliid,
TO-. 5 Nnd,rifjten. oeutih
10'31 Nahrit;ten. ensliid
30 aursber f:. engliih
1900 Rahrihten enaliid
sonutas, 10. MGrs:
@orr.ittags guftera Stanoaro Eimc
6:45 9tahridten. ensliid
$3.50 Nadrid3tt,,, engliih
Mas nittass gritern STANDARD Time
5:45 Nadridten ensliid
6:15 5eitunssidlau
1880 Deutihlantrfo
500 Nohridten englii1
Cd: G,llturpo; trage eneliif
90, Nus Dem 3pitaeideben enoliid
% IS Nahridten. oeutih
10:H) Nahrihter eneliih
1910 2ursber:d,t engliib
1900 0ahrihfen enaIiih
Nontag, II. NGr3:
':";ttaes gaitern Stanoaro 1lms
$50 Nafrlften. engliid
SAL Rahrih,en enslii&
ga r.ittass gaitern Stanoaro Time
6:4H Nodridtn, ensliid
6:15 2eitunesihau
7:30 Oeutihlunoeho
500 Nahribten. eneliih
S:45 Aftuelle Nortrdee. eneliid
9:O' Illus Dem 3e,tgeiheben eneliih
10'lE Nahrihten. 6euti1
1870 Nahrihten. eneliid
1880 Qurabertht. enslii1
1890 Hahrtf rem enaliih
9ienstag, IL. Rdra:
w. r.llltaQs Gafterr Stan0aro 3lme
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
TWO REALTY DEEDS
FILED ON THURSDAY

Two realty transfers were record
Cd with tie Vance Registry Thurs
day. according to the records.
b. II. Perry sold j. G. and r. G.
kittrell two tracts of land in the
county Of l0l ii and SO acres fol
5000.
J. NJ. Jackson, ct al. sold R. G.
Register plot of ground in Middle
burg township for $40 and considera-
tons.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
Farmers OF
EPSON Have
Ten Classes

A series of ten classes for the pur-
pose of studying farm problems has
been begun by the farmers of the
EPSON community, on the Vance
Franklin line, it was learned today
Meetings are held each Monday night
following pereclion oI Tie U.saIi."a-
ton in cooperation with J. I. Crit
fin, vocational agriculture leucner III
Lue community.
Officers OF the group have beer
elected, with J. +. urulm as preSl-
dent; Walter Bowen, secretary
treasurer; Henry Mitchell, {. +
Rogers and N. Fl. AyScue, members
of the subjeCt-matter committee.
Meetings are held at 1880 o'clock
Monday evenings al the EPSON agrl-
culture building, to continue ~"
.,lsrcn Is, with total Of ten sessions
planned. Not more ulalI l..c u-..~--.-
speakers will be invited.
Topics for study include swine
production, soil improvement, seeu
improvements, boll-weevil control,
pastures, terracng, soil bullu!ng
crops, livestock farming, treating Oh
planning seed. home orchards and
gardens.
Inc general aim and objective of
the Undertaking is better farming,
summed up in the following five
points: |, tor the betterment OF agri-
culture in general; 2, to s.t'ord an
opportunity for the vocational agrl-
cultural instructor to render ser-
vice to his community: 3, to give far
mers practical help in solving their
farm problems; 4, to help change or
improve certain farm practices in the
community: 5, to create more interest
in farming as a mode of living, which
will result in better farm methods,
better business relationships, and a
higher standard of Ling for the farm
family.
All adult farmers in the school dis
trict are invited to attend the even
ing class meetings.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
Large Plant
May Locate
In Henderson

\ called meeting OF the industrial
affairs committee OF the HENDERSON
Chamber OF Commerce was held this
afternoon to discuss with large
manufacturer the. possibility OF
locating 4 plant in Henderson. Inc
name uf the manufacturer ana the
nature OF his business were no!
djvulged for publication.
Il is understood the plant. When-
ever il is established. will employ
something in excess OF 100 white
women in one Of the countryS new
est industries.
The conference this afternoon WAS
the result OF long negotiations by
the Chamber OF Commerce, It was
said by Secretary Fred NJ. Allen. III.
and, while there was no positive
assurance that Henderson Woulc
land the big plant. It WAS believed
the interest OF the manufacturer
was Favorable TO this city.
Little publicity has up TO now
been gwen as 10 the negotiations tor
this particular enterprise. Moreover,
nothing OF definite nature was
learned this afternoon us 70 the re-
suit OF the conference or the PROB
able future trend OF the procedure.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
NEWSPAPER WORK is
TOLD BY DARLINGTON

A very Gear picture of the inner
workings Of daily newspaper was
presented by w. c.. Darlington, Cir
culation manager of the Herald-Sun
Papers. of Durham in his shop talk
to the members of the Young Mems
Service Club last evening at the First
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Darlington pointed out that
the general public accepted regular
iaily newspaper service as common
,lace. He discussed the numerous
act&rS which mli.t coordina = before
The finished product reaches the
ioorstep Of the reader. He stressed
he great effect newspapers can and
10 have on thoughts and actions OF
he reader. He also told of the many
attempts made daily to 'squelch" or
doctor national and local news
items
In private conversation, Germans
admit freely that Russia has won
the war in the east"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
Feed Markets
Are Weaker

! Raleigh, Feb. 9.--Fecd markets
were slightly weaker during the past
week and prices continued the down
ward trend which began about the
middle of January, Tie u. 5. and
North Carolina Departments OF agri-
culture reported in the weekly mar
}ket news service review.
Wheat feeds were fairly steady as
the result of light mill offerings but
! high protein concentrates declined
materially with market supplies more
plentiful The index of wholesale
feed stuff prices dropped to 1907
cmpared with 1915 last week and
1925 in the corresponding week a
year ago.
Statistics for the three months,
October through December, indicate
a supply Of the principal high pro-
tein concentrates to be about 10000
tons in excess of that for the. cor
responding months last year.
Actual market levels Of farmers
stock Virginia type peanuts in East
err North Carolina remained practl-
cally unchanged this week. Millers,
however, are apparently unwilling
to buy at present prices because OF
the weaker market for finished goods
and owners of farmers stock are not
reducing their prices. Also road con-
ditions are making it difficult to
move peanuts. At present occasional
mllers will pay 4 to Ais cents for
the best jumbos and ga to $50
cents for best bunch peanuts at de-
livery points.
Egg market trends were mixed
during the period. The weakness that
developed early in the week was
later mostly erased and at the close
most markets were firm. Eggs con-
tinucd scarce and the demand good.
AT the periods close in Raleigh farm
prices were as follows: for candled
and graded, clean white eggs. y. S.
extra large, 90; U. S. extra medium.
%; U. S. standards large, 81; U. S.
standards medium, "a; u. S. trades.
%; and dirties, 81. For nearby I'm
graded, current receipts, whites %;
browns, 26 to 81.
Fresh fruit and vegetable supplies
were moderate from southern and
western states during the week. The
demand was generally moderate to
slow with nrices firm for good
quality supplies but dull and weak
er for the predominating poorer
quality. The price trend was down.
ward Tor snap-beans, cabbage. celery.
cucumbers, lettuce, shallots and
Strawberries, but upward for attrac-
tive quality citrus fruits. broccoli.
okra and peppers. Other commodities
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
New Building
Permits Are
$12,675 Total

Building permits in January
numbered seven for an aggregate
listed value of new construction Oh
,l2,675, according to statistics an
to 'aY by Fire Chief Cooper
C. Ellis, following completion OF MS
a. on Tie month.
The figure compared with go
I,v al ti.ree permits in January OIL
lSt year,
Inc large projects Of the con-
lructIOn o. the new teacherage lor
4 n 1eaCi'vl> WIS not III
Guided in the records for January,
although the work was actually I'M
der way. That is a $4,000 JOB, ana
will likely be included in complla-
IONS Tor February.
Remodeling and construction Oh
the old Watkins hardware ouii6m
by Stevenson interests for new
theatre in Henderson was the lar
gest single Item included in the
even p,rmits, that being set down
at $4,000. Al the others we're snial.
4weIlulgS.
Permits were issued to Mrs. Z.
3 Sadler for two dwellings on
Montgomery street to cost $500 each
and another to cost $40. lnree per
mits went to Miss Annie Lee Beck
for three new dwellings, also on
Montgomery street, one of them TO
cost $3.50 and the other two to Cost
S475 each.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
Rural Churches
MIDDLEBURG METHODIST

MIDDLEBURG METHODIST.
Rev. T. w. Lee, pastor
Preaching Sunday at II a. m. al
Tabernacle church.
At 1870 p. M, there will be preach
ing at DreWry church.
The pastor will preach at both scr
vices.
Pays Traffic Fine. F. COghIlI
paid 81 into the office of the city
clerk as a traffic fine, records there
revealed today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
First 1910 Month
Has No Fire Loss

The new year 1910 was started
off by The city with nearly a per-
feet record in fire damage. None
was rcp0rtrd for the month in the
summary for January made pub
tic tota" by Fire Chief Cooper
Ell;S.
There were Is calls to the fire
men in January. and in six Of
them there were actual fires, hut
with damage smaller than is re-
corded.
Six of the false alarms were
the prankS Of New Years morning
ccIehrantS just after the strike of
midnight that carried out the old
year and uShercd in the new. The
other false alarm was the follow
ing night.
In January last year there were
ten calls to firemcn and half OF
them actual fires, but with dam
age Of only $40 reported.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

Was George Washington mar
ricd more that once?
,. What is the name for shooting
stars?
3. Name the U. S. Attorney Gen.
eral
4. For what degree does Lift. D.
stand?
5. Is Finland Grand Duchy,
Limited Monarchy or a Republic?
6. For what. invention is Rudolf
Diesel famous?
7. Where did the famous "Pick-
ett's charge" occur?
8. With what sport is Leo Kodak
associated?
/ 8. What is the correct prnnun-
cination of the word hierarch?
10. Did President Franklin d
Roosevelt ever hold high office
under a Republican Administration?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
showed minor changes.

showed minor changes.
Additional price discounts featur-
cd the trade on most classes OF cat
tie, supplies only slightly increased
major portions steer and heifer CROP
running TO medium and good grades
scaling LOO pounds upward for
steers. Prices on steers sagged as
much as 25 cents Slaughter cows
closing generally steady and late
trade improved over early action
Bulls maintained mostly steady
prices, but vealers dropped another
$50 cents to S1.00. Swine prices clos
ing 5 to 10 cents under week pre-
vious, packing shows mostly 10 to
Is cents down. Fat lambs and yearl-
ings lost price ground Of IS TO so
cents, while sheep sold weak TO %
cents lower.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
DOMESTICS RENEW
REGISTRATIONS AT
STATE JOB OFFICE

Well qualified applicants with
domestic service experience and with
health cards are renewing their regis
trations at the Employment Office
as a result of the closing OF the to-
bacco markets.
Housewives who wish to secure
domestic help are urged to contact
the Employment Office. The office
checks on references when requested
by EMPLOYERS. and checks on health
certificates in every case before max
inc veferalS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
Schools Plan
To Reopen

Two Vance comH a...
Townsville and Da,g.,
were forced t. clos ..r... ...a
week becal&c buses could n.. ".,
through with the pup.I~. n..r.,s
day to resume operation. On ,,.,
Monday. Middlebjwg. Ayu.' 'N
Zeb Vance school. the ,..v , $40
white educational in:ti;ur..n' f.. ~.
county outside HcmuCr 81, ,
suspend further. .'.
All of the rural and civ ..
were suspended nearly t..n u.r.
during the heavy snow and .,,...
cold weather inc latter Dart fl. rn
larry and early February. Inn. .-
.ad re0pencd last Momaav. T,.." 81"
lille and Dabney found ,rc.r ,.a
'ould not get through because ,.
he condition Of the hignwr~. F..
vas hoped that The road, ..Is
ave dried out sufficiently Dv ar'r.
lay to allow the trucks 10 r,,.,
yer their normal rosie.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
Sale of Guns to Fin
land Is Doubtful

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lions committee on a bill to increase
the capitol or the Export
bank to S1OO,OOO,OOO. The bill APP
proved by the committee, was
called up for Senate consideration
today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
ARC OFFICERS ARE
UNWELCOME VISITORS

ABC Officers. J. c. Champion anc
L. \. Jackson were visitors III the
home OF Henry 3ankS. Negro. IN the
Watkins community, Thursday after
noon about > o'clock but Banks did
not tarry long 10 play host to his
"ulnwelcomcd" visitors.
The officers found 80 gallons of
beer upstairs in Banks home. and
a so gallon steel drum still at ms
spring.
Champion said Banks saw the Of
ficers approaching and fled.
A warrant. charging Banks with
manufacturing whisky. has been IS
sued. and. as soon as re is apprehend-
ed, he will be a guest OF the county
until the charge is disposed OF by the
courts
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09

To show Eastern North Carolina
farmers how best to handle ana
market Irish potatoes. a special po-
tato train will run through the Coas-
tai Plain counties February l2-2o.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09

There is no such thing as work in
BOrncO. writes traveller Being
taken away from such place must
have made those side show wild
men wild.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
Jimmy Cooper Is
Commander OF
r.. Davidson Unit

James c. Cooper, Jr., son OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Cooper, of this city,
a senior at Davidson College, DAVID
son, has recently been promoted 10
the rank of Cadet Major in the Il. u
T. c. corps at that school, and assign
ed as Battalion Commander.
Cooper was a Cadet Captain, serV-
ing as Battalion adjutant.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-09
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT
PHYSICAL ED CLASS

There was a good attendance at
the Mems Physical Educarion class
last night at Henderson high >choo!
gym. and q new program was
.aUnched.
Setting up exercises began the
class. followed by two tight volley
ball games. with d basketball con-
test ending the session. HandbaIl.
table tennis and shuttle board were
enjoyed during the night. New
members arc being accepted each
Monday and Thursday evenings.
Evening star., 1940-06-21

To Paul Arlt, Alexandria, Va,
artist, went the Commodore's Cup
for winning the 12-mile long dis
tance event over Memorial Day
Don Kanode was presented a second
prize in this series, as well as a Sec
ond place in the penguin class series
that week end.
1t. James A. Alger, U. S. c. G.,
was awarded trophy for the first
boat to finish on corrected time in
the long-distance race.
Other series winners were Barbara
Myers, first in the 2O-foot division,
and Charles Trammell, second; Bud
Weiser, first in the handicap class,
and DR.. Ralph Barnhard, second /;
George bankers, first in the pen
gums, and Ernest Covert, winner
OF the comet events.
Refreshments and singing con-
cluded the evening.