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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-07-17

inner bentiser arieg fiir Die Gr-
boItiing Der driitliden @runbfate
tpiro tpenig tpert babetl penn oie
@briitenbeit Fd ieIbit anfsibt ooer
tpenft lie nm einen tenren preis bie
Meligion beihiiten min gegen bic Mn.
sriffe, bic bon o,iben fommen, inbes
lie felbIt Sie Meligion iterben IGbt aus
Erasbeit lito tihts tut gegen hie
@efabrett, Die ibr innert BEN @enar.
ten bes eieenen Staotes broben."
Diefer Mrtifel, 70 fiist Die ysdilb.
.ipade', Der mir oieie gin5eIbeiten
entnebmen, bin3ii, ,,madte in Der Def.
fentibfeit gneIanbs 10 grobes Muf.
feben, Bob aotbolifet. itno 9roteltan.
ten i'm birh Winionen bon Slug.
ndttern berbreiteten" @'%s. =
r. Das @lei6e f0nnte bon ,,niern reIi.
gionsloien 0ffentliden 56uIen llno
bem bielfaden Maneel an driitlider
Samiliener5iebnng selast peroen.
Gin Staat, elm 2ano 5erfaflt, tpenn
man bie &elieion nidt mebr in oas
Centrum Ser gr5iebung iteut. gie
Stunbe su ernitem Rab6enfen bat ge.
idlasen. 8eabten mir bie beoe,itunss.
pollen 3ei6en Der 3eit - ebe es at
ipGt lit. e. .r,>-,
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ltpnr. iidp bic 9tntur III Ser Eehait Sn
llnterperfet, Bat fid an Bic Motnr
ain6 al bic @elt berIoren.
SdlieBlid bleibt nod cine pierie
sllrnde Der Be,,te III europe ii6 abs
fpieleuoen blntioen Grog5bie:: Bic Me-
boIte Der gitoIit1t. Dns aeben 5tebt
nnf gegen bns gbriitentnn, tpiebernm
1T Nietfbe bns 5tihmcrt lin6 feline
efltatiide Mnbetlng oes 2ebens, ber
Nntionalio5ialismu pertpirfIiht Die
'geiitige WeH NiebfAes ,lno iebt feline
aebre bonn Me6t bes St1rferen ii, bic
politiide @irflihfeif nm. Dos gsa-
tionalitatenprinsip oiente MIR ais
.Sprengpulber our 3erIt0rlng Der Ieb-
ten Nelte bon einer hriitli1en Mnf-
|faiinng Guropas.
Cine ipeltgeidihtliAe GntiAei-
onngsltnnOe bot gefhInget fir bas
gbriltentiim Der gonSem @elt. gs
follten n,th Die ntnetifaniiden gbriz
item bieie stunoe nihf beridlafen -
Gbrilten inge ih rid)t antboHfel,.
Mit 8ebmnt i'm Seraen n,uB man
aIerbings bierulan6e nod bon Strei-
tigfeiten nn6 Rampagnen leiel,s gegen
ben 5onoergelanoten Eaplor III Mont,.
elm 1lntriigIides 3eihen safiir, bob
6ieien gbriiten nno ibren Siibrern
nod nihts, aber aud gar nidts auf-
gebammert lit bon benz, nm mas es
gebt. Die oeitfde Sprahe bat ba
nllr Elm Wort:. bernagelt! 9ra-
glide 8orniertbeit IN Saden lireisen-
lten ssi,tereiles T. ~.
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6ranfreid bat cine Ser ar0Bten
Mie6erlagen erlitten, bic Elm Bolt be-
fallen f0nneit. Granfrei1s lnilitdri-4
f6er stoIa Iiegt am 8o6en. Dor BEN
ihtperen Gan. nod Dor tpenige,1 @o-
den, ipraden Die gum groBen 9eil
elaubensIoien Giibrer Der Station bon
einer aSammlung Der eeiitisen 4raf-
te Die 2ogenrndnner elaubten nobl
nit 6iefem nebeIbaften, f60npbrafi.1
fifhan Mppell, benz 6riitliben @eiit
iinb Der groBen gsot oes 2anoes @e-I
1tiige getan 3u baben. M6er Die NotI
1tieg NIT ieoenr 9age bober linb bic
,.geiitieen ardfte'' reihten niht mebr4
aus. Da iaben ielbIt Die ftolaet 3e-t
gierungsgr0Ben, Die. feit Ianeem nidt
1nebr 6ns Snnere einer Stride geiebelt
batten, iih geslpnl,gen, cine bobere5
Mnht iiber fid an5llerfeanen. Sic
ipalfabrten ,1ad) Notre Dame our @r-I
0ffnn1g elmer Nobene anr 81. @eno-l
hefa, oer 8atronin bon Yaris. anh.
bic 5ablreiben, fromme1 5eelen, bic
Haris nod in ih birgt, tunren 3u-1
famnengeftr6n,t. Sbr @ebet fdeint
iniofern teilpeiie erbort ipor6en gu
fein, onB oie staot 9aris Dor Der
fideren 8eritornng beDabrt blieb.
Die rotten GIasgen Ser aera Blum
iino berihm,in6en ,,lno 6as bic Sell.
eien Granfreihs nntern,inieren6e 60.
genfranfreid iintt 3uiammea. Das
rbriitlihe Granfreid tpedt aiif. Dies.
mol aber bari man NIT benz ,,bon|
9ieu'.. nl1o Der Meligion fein 5piel
Inebr treiben. Man r1,lB ernit nnhen4
nit Der Mbihofflmg religionsberfoI.
aenoer @eiete, Die fnIhlrelIen Sniti.
!. tutioneti oie @eiebe uno bic sduIen
miiiien i'm hriitliden @eiif l,mgenan-
belt ner6en. gs rtuB inie6er oie drift
lihe Gnntilie eriteben.
Gs bort einrlnI ouf, iid INNER bic
.erite 9ohter Der Stride" si1 nennen|
u1o bnneben bic @rallt 5nfans 3i|
fem.
Aub Der fran50iifde gpiifopat
fdeint nit oller gnergie am Mufbnl]
oes 6riitlidea Granfreid ,nit5uarbei-
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,,8raiilia,1a".

Gao Bal,Io, Mitte sunni 194O.>
Sn 8ralilien iino Stride un6 Staat
setrennt. t ".s ~.
@s gab aber INNER cine ae6eib.
libe 3niammenarbeit, tpopon mnae.
5ablte Observation-Disclosures nit Sol.
leeien uno Spitdlern 3eusnis eeben.
CRIT bie Bropoganoa bes Dritten
8ei6es, ipelde alle De,tidit6n,misen,
aleidgiiltia. in meIdem staate Ser
groe iie bebeimatet iin6, fir oas Grit.
te &eid reflamierte, fir sic Soeoloaie
Sitlers, l,no 6ie 10 neit getrieben
nnroe, Dob ieoer Deuti6e ,.no Deutib.
itammige aIs anseb0riger Der IS.
aolonne' angeieben miro, 5tpana aud
Braiilien ST SelbitidusuaBnabn,en..
llnter Dem EiteI ,,Rationaliiieruna''
fanoen iie ginsans in bic IofaIe ,,no
itaatlide @eiessebung, ma6ten nidt
Salt bor ben &irdentiiren uno Sr.
oensl6lden, loiten baSur9 n,and)e
gterboiitat alls uno bradten au9 man.
Dies unliebiame Borfommnis, sumal
Die braiilianiid6e oeutide 8reiie im,ner
lentimentale 3uiamnenbanse nit ser
Seit Der beutiden 9oloniiieruna iudt
unb nidt begreift - ODER aus tafti.
i6en @riinben nidt besreifen min -
BOB lib feitber aIles ge6noert bat un6
Na5iItiid ,lnb 9eutl6 ni9t ioentild
iin6. -.
Deutid lit @oetbe, Ser6er, aant,
8etboben, 6e,1tid sic sotbilden Dome
uitp.. na5iitiid lit Sic tSitlerei, tpelde
in einem 9roBen Eeil guropas bas
Seioent,m ai,fridtet un6 alles, mas
fatboliid lit, berfoIet.
/ l.. Mtten in bieien Gpannuuaen fann
aber gerabe aus graiilien tpieoer elm
erfrenlider 8etpeis elmer 3ulan,men.
arbeit 5Diiden Stride uno Staat ae.
meloet iperben, benn am 5. Suni tpur.
be i'm gr5biidOfliden 8alais bon 8or.
TO Mlegre bonn bodtpiir6igen Serrn
grabifdof Dom 8eder uno bonn l1n-
terrihtsiefretdr Dr. Goe1bo De gou5a
fir Die staatsresierung elm Abfom.
men ,tnter5eidnet, nod tpeIdem fir
ben 8ereid Ser firdliden Suris6iftion
Der Di0aeie Bic Bfarri6ulen uno Die
8erantiDortllng Der .fir6lihen Sreane
fir bieie anerfenn,lng fa1ben. :
Mebnlibe abfommet atpiihen 6er
(Gortietuns anf Seite s.
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selisiomsloie e,a9enb ii Gnslanl

II
9or fur5ern erfAien in benz eng
fihen Wlatt ,,Gbe Eimes'' elm nuf-
ihhBreiher Mrtifel iiber bic relisi0fe
llnipiiienbeit unter Der Sugeno. Als
Elm tDpiIdes. 8eiipieI 5itiert Die ge-
llannte 3eitnns foIgenoen gorfnn:
Gin s2anbpfarrer fragte in elmer
SsdnIflalie bon t2idbrigen ainoern,
bic aus Ser Sta6t gefommen paren:
@ornm feiern tpir @eibnadt uno tper
1T an Der eriten @eibnadt geboren?'
Bon 81 ain6ern tpnBten 19 feine
antport at seben. ans anoeren Gra-
gen gins berbor, onB bic ainber oh.
ioInt nibts spnBten bon elmer 8ibel
nno aud nibts tppBten pon1 8eten.
So baben mir Bic idmer8lide Eatinde.
|5u regiltrieren, baB in elmer iogenann-
ten hriltliden Ration cine nationale
Grsiebung gebdnbbabt, mifo, bie cine
fomplet beioniide Biloung bermittelt.
Die ensliide 3eitnng benerft oa-
au:
nsSsn sSsn Birfli6feit n,uB sic Neligion
Bic iuabre 8aiis ieoer gr5ieb,ng 1ein,
bic 6ieies 0anens tpiirbig fem min.
Cine gr5iebung oie bon Ser Melision
abiiebt lit feine ,gr5iebnng. Sn &C.
piilen 5taatsIbnlen gibt es feinen
Erelisiolen llntteridt. sssn anoeren fin-
bet iib fiir bic aleinlten cine &eli-
sgionsitlinbe, bic aber als ettpas tpe-
niger iDi6tiges bebanoeH miro. Sm
ben giementarihulen ipiro Sic @eli-
eion sals ein Mebenfada bebnnbeIt, bas
man in elmer baIbet1 5tunbe. bor oen,
offi5iellen 1tnterridt erlebigt.
sSn alien an6ern Sabern orinst Ser
Sfaat auf cine aussebebnte ,,no se,
6iegene 8ilonng. @enn aber Ser re.
Iigioie llnterridt uneeniisenb beIorst
nnb tpent ielbI S6uIbeborhel ,,no
Sdnloireftoren fid pffen gegeft Sen
driitlide,t @lai.ben binitelen 10
riibrt Ser Staat feline Sano, ipie penn
es iid nm cine anselesenbett ban-
beln tpiiroe, 6ie ibn nid5t i,,tereiiiert.
sWan balt oafiir, Ser religioie l1nter-
ri6t iei ben air6en gu iiberlnffen ,,n6
laBt oie Seeliorger MIR ausnabms-
ueiie a,nb 1T iebr beidranften MaBe
ben 3ufritt ait ben s6uIen fiir ben
religioien llnterridt offen. 60 bull
oigt mon Dem Sopbismns, baB oie
gr5iebl.ns ettpas fit iib .iei nno oie
8eligion ettDas fiir:1ib. Die rationale
gr5iebung bedbfdtigt :fraftige Wlieoer
.llno anfgeidloilene @eiiter al biloen
ino fir oieles S6eal perben geipaltige
Snmmen allsgegeben. Aber es gibt
nod Elm boberes SoeaI: ebrenbafte
8iirger beran3ubiloen. Die 8alis eli
res ebrenbaften biirgerliden 2ebens
1T aber bie religi0ie lleberaeaeuns.
Bie fam nun Der Staat sl1laiien, baB
6iefe einleudten6e @obrbeit ienoriert
nno oie religiole 9ilonng OILS ettpas
angeieben miro, bas ben Staat nidts
fiir1rnert? =,
Der arieg bat nun ben Mangel,
Der nnierenr nationalen gr5iebnngs.
Iipftem anbaftet, Har geaeigt. &eute
5eigt fid mebr als in friibere1 3eiten,
0nB bas 9eben elmer gaation, tpenn
es itanobalten ioG, auf reliei0ien
@rnnofdsen bernben mnB. Set bielen
ecSnhref, Iefpn mir hnn pinpr, npiitIis
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.Sie fonnen am griten geben, Wfnt.
biIoe' fagte Der 5eritrente Brofeiior.
8lt ieiner eben,oIigen Mirtidafterin,
lid bin niht u1ebr 8ufrieoen nit ST.
men. "
.Mber SHofnr, re6e bod. feinen
l1niinn, Dor 3tpei 8oden baben mir
bod gebeiratetl''
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6ranfreid lernt iniebtr bettn

ten. Bei elmer feierliden; nationalen
Weibe ans Sera Seln in Der airde.
auf DEM Wontmartre tpogte Misr.
8eauiiart bie l,neribrodene 8emer-
fnne Ser Negiernngspr1iibent bate
ben Mnt au erfIdren ,Dns Batter
lamb ift in @efabr' nno er fiigte BIN
5i,:: sd claude an Elm @unoer, oenn
ih CLAUDE ON Granfreid.'
a8ir aber fagen', 10 erflarte Der
fatboIiide Seelenbirte:: SD CLAUDE
an Granfreid, neil id) an Soft elau.
be, neil id an gbriitns claude, Der
Sranfreid liebt, nno neil id an bie
fulturele ,ino apoitoliihe Miiiion
Jranfreids CLAUDE
gs 1T cine erfreuIibe Eata6e, oaB
bon bober fatboliiher Seite man eno-
Iid eininaI pagt, Ben Iaiaiitiben Ne.'
gierunesmannern 1no 2ogenfnedten
Elm ernItes llno tpabres @ort al fase,t:.
..sSest 1T Sic 3eit III fpreden, oie
6es Sbtpeigens lit borIber', bat elm
NAL Elm fran50iiider 9iidof, Der bl.
Silarins, Biidof bon Boitiers, Dem
arinniihen Safer Ronitantius erflart.
Woge oiefer alte, apoitoIiide @eiit in
benz tief gefanene,t bart gepriiften
Grapfreid pieoer eriteben.
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Rad elmer 3nfammenltelInng bes
nSome Miifiot Council eibt es in
ben Ser. Staaten INNER nod 10, ,0O0
Dorfer obne Stride uno 10000 Drt-
idaften obne @eiitliden. Is Millio-
men ainoer ,lnter II ssabren erbalten
feinerlei MeIigions onsnnterriht ano bic
Sdlfte Der 8eb0lfernng 1T nit feiner
Meligionseeneinf6aft berbun6en. I'm
fer 2ano 1T i,1rner nod Elm Miliions-
lamb, bas nod bieIe Nrieiter ben0tigt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
FZ)R Asks
Removal OF
WPA Limit
President Roosevelt
Opposes $50, 600 Limit
on Cost of WPA Pro-
jecss, Saying 1t Would
Hinder National De-
Tense Projects.

Washington. May 2l.-(AP)-
President Roosevelt urged Congress
today to remove a relief bill cost
limit on WPA projects and contend
Ell that advocates of the limitation
could be charged with desire to
return to buonuosgi.ns.
Inc President in a letter to Repre-
sentative Cannon, Democrat, Mis-
souri,. expressed opposition to proVl-
sionS in the pending S975, 65O,OUU b.l4
which would limit the cost Of a fed
eral project to $4,000 and the fede-
raj contribution to non-federal
project to the same amount.
The commissioner of work pro-
iects Informs me that the proportion
OF relief labor on large construction
projects is in many cases greater
tnan On small projects and. further
more. that the overall proportion OF
rc!ics labor on al construction pro
iccts nov: in operation is between g
and 81 percent" the letter said.
3, { lt,,.u.
The limitation would have d
particularly harmful effect upon the
attempt which J.; being made to use
the program Of the Works Project
administration to further national
defense"
MIR. Roosevelt vetoed as not need
cd in view of "a sufficient backlog
bill authorizing appropriation o.
.Contlnucd on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21

Chicago. May 21.-(AP)-Alf NJ.
Landon. who said last night an in
vitation to White House confer
ence ned been resented, announced
today he was going to Washington
after receiving Il personal telephone
call from President Roosevelt.
The Republican leader received Il
long distance telephone call iii the
midst of d conference with reporters
regarding last nights cancellation @!
a White House invitation. LandOn
said the call was from the White
House and the President wants me
to come on down.
Landon received word from Brig.
Gen. E. NJ. Watson, presidential sec
rotary, last night that the meeting
had been postponed "indciinlcIy.
He had answered Il question con-
corning tho resembling Of the meet
ing. but after talking with the PrcSI-
dent declined to authorize publica-
ton of the statement lac had made.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
u. s. Naval
Defense 10
Be Speeded
Acting Secretary OF
the Navy Compton
Orders Additional
Shifts and Increased
Forces for Ship Build
ing Establishments.

Washington. May P)-All
Navy establishments we're ordered to-
day by Lewis Compton. acting sccrc-
tary, 10 speed up de!onSa prepara-
tons by working additional shifts
and by increasing civilian shin build
ing forces by at least $4,000 men
within three months.
Compton sent letter TO the COM
mandantG Of all naval districts, yards
and stations, all bureaus and offices
of the Navy department and TO head
quarters OF the Marine Corps.
There are IS warships under con-
strl'ction or projected. including eight
kattleships.
IN connection with the Army phase
of the emergency defense program,
meanwhile, it was foreca"t th"t n"
Un''~o m;lit"rv rnno mitt"" would vnt"
to remove for prescribed period all
limits on the number Of planes the
army may procure.
This action, committeeman said,
would be in line with President
Rn0sevelt's proposal for a 10000
plane Army and Navy airforce.
The Army has asked only the air
CORDS present limit Of 5000 planes to
be raised to 1000. but committee
members said that in view o: Plesi-
dent RO0"cvclt's recommendation and
the uncertainty Of world conditions
the Army should not be hampcred
by legislative restrictions.
Even as Compt0n's order was an
nnuncnd. President RGoScV"!t con-
centrated on navy affairs, Summon,ng
ranking admiralS and Senate an1
House committee chairman to con-
ference at which the effects pf Labor
laws on ship building were to be dis
cursed.
The House committee approved =
proposal TO authorize the Navy II
I;sn1ies without regard 10 the civil
service law employees engaging IN
yurvcrsive activities. The c"n'nitt"c
withheld final action on tlc Ice'@la-
lion, however. until Chairman VIM
son Of tic I;o,l&c naval committee
~o,,ld toke 10 the White House st
IF amendments &c. igncd TO relax the
labor laws.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
Pan America Prefers To Stay
Democratic, Stewart Says

ambassador. temporarily away from
his post on d visit home, reports thai,
while there's d Mexican COmmun-
iStc party, it isn't strong, and that
NaZi-ism is unpopular in the rcpu@-
lie. Furthermore, ne mentions that,
if the Dies committee knows any
thing more Of tOtaIitarIan plottIn5
on McxicOs side OF the border than
the Mexican government knows, Tn"
latter government will be glad 10 b"
enlightened This doesn't apund par
ticularly undemOcra'ic 50 far as
Mexico is concerned.
Of cOursc. YankcC-Mc%ican rclh-
tions have kccn somewhat strained
By the oil controversy. but ih"l
doesn't in the least imply that Me-
leo is totaltarian.
Em7hatically Neutral
Argentina. Uruguay and Panama
have been quicker than Uncle San
has been to resent overseas di.rcgn"d
Of American neutrality. They Wc: :.
prompt to take of:CnSc at the land
ing rf British and French mar!nc5 -
the Dutch West Indie. We we .
disposed to wink at it. They arc al
most more ncural than We are.
They're 50 neutral that they Vcrg
on being willing to fight Tor neutral
ity.
They're for p"n-Amcrican soil
darity, anyhow. L il does have to b.
an L,ntt,.l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
Premier Tells Senate
1.-The Truth" Declares
eve Must Take I'm
mediate Decisions" :,
Explains Army Fail
ureS.
c. p. CnbipphOto

Paris. May 2l.-(AP)-Premier
Rcynaud blamed the French hlgA
command today for 'incredible
faults" because OF which disaster
Xxx total Reorganization was in
flictcd by German armored blows on
the French army defending the
Meusc.
The premier solcmnly told the SEN
ate faults will be punished
But he declared there was no mo-
for further disaster IF each soldi2'
realizes his enormous task and tn"
millions of sons Of France rcalizC
their future is at stlie. XXX
France cannot die! If miracle
is needed to save France I believe
in miracles because | believe in
France"
Telling tho senators the truth
because it alone "can save the
fatkcr]and." the premier declared
.yrc must take immcdiatc decisions. u
He ptmiii"d that France had SUI
rcr,i from lac,; Of machine guns
- cxplaNrd tho Differentiation
- 30 a"iaY = &:~n"d 10 hold the line
# TIC Mcu.c river in Belgium by
,!'-cir.r.r" III; F"cnch divi"inNs were
",r.r n:mcrprs' in that sector.
."rhr best troops had been sent
rartlcr into Bc'airn," the prem CT
continued. declaring that made il
easy" for cncrly mobile units to
pcrrtratc into tho Mcusc.
The PREMIER laid part of the blame
~ to faIlr" Of French defenders
r. blow uD bridges across tho Mouse
Thcs" faults will be punished" he
shouted and the senate. which had
been listening in "ombcr silence,
Gry,;C into cheers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21

That. at least. is how ii looked 10
vo,.r Raleigh reporter who oHly
wisbc, he could be like the old com
Try iudSc who proclaimed from nc
bench. There may be error IN thh;
courts decision', bat there Is r."
doubt" in the instant case thee can
net only be error, but there is eVcE
more than i n:odicum Of doubt luEE-
inc in the back Of the reportoria'
mind.
Nevertheless; md notWithStand nS'
i is repeated that these districts.
which embrace SO counties casting
l72494 votes in the 1886 fir't guber-
Material primary will wind up by
giving a lead over the field either 10
Broughton or MaXwell-probabIy the
former.
Contributing to this are several
factors. Both Maxwell and Brough-
ton live in the fourth, as, for that
matter do Horton. Gravely and
Grady, but they enjoy the advantage
Of living in heavicr Voting units thar.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
Reynaud Confesses France
Faces Serious Situation
Ras0gevesg: AEgaz adagEezOHR 10
Hold Conference aaaslT ssznY

Washington, May 2l.-(AP)-Ih2
White House said today that All M.
LanGun definitely would cont~r with
Pres iuent Roosevelt tomorrow, al
though there had been a mi%up III
arrangements and that as i pre-
liminury Representative WauiWofth,
Republican. New York. would !unch
with the Chief Executive today.
Stephen Early, presidential Stclc-
tary. SAD that efforts had been made
10 postpone the visit Of LandGn, 1885,
Hcpuolic2n presidential candidate,
until Thursday.
Eut. through 4 misEnd"r9 tand.nG,
he said. Scme Of those involved IN
making the arrangements ti"HShl
Inc engagement was being c%ncciIcd.
Now. Early explained, the original
plan for the President to Talk with
Landon tomorrow will be followed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
| thousands Help.
Raleigh Celebrate

Raleigh. May 2l.-(APl-ThouS-
ands of visitors helped Raleigh ccic-
bfatc today the ccntennia! of It's con-
nccti.n by railroads with the outer
world and Of the completion OF Its
state capitol.
A special train to Raleigh covered
as nearly as possible the route taken
100 years ago when the first tram
operated from Castor to Raleigh over
the Raleigh and CASTOR railroad.
Governor HGcy. Governor Burnet
r. Maybank OF South Carolina, and
Thad Eure, secretary Of state SPOKE
at the open, ceremonies on Capitol
Square in the early afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
(By The Associated Press

Nbi j III .tSsOCIdttu IItSSJ
NaZi bIlIkricg lcgions. in Il two
forced flash To the west and south.
drove 10 within ID miles Of the Eng
lish channel. the German high COM
maEd annoInccd today. and said
they were within sight Of the EiIfcl
tower in Paris. only 60 miles away.
The French cities of ArraS.
London. May 2l.-(AP-An
authoritative source said today
that the t!aic,s made by today's
German cOmmuniquc (Which de-
clarcd the Germans had captur-
cd Abbcv;llc, Is miles from the
English chaHncD were regard
cd as grossly exaggerated.
NmienS AMI AnbcVillc were seized.
the high Command said.
A French war ministry spokesman
Gid TIE Germans were meeting
furious resistance everywhere"
The drive TO the Wcst-apparcntly
IN quest Of springbOard bases for a.
"ttack on England itSclG--surpasScd
inc westward gains scored by Kaiser
WTilhelm's imperial army in all the
world War.
Other German columns, fOrking
outh from the Mcuse river front in
he Sedan sector, were reported with
IN sight Of the EifleI tower in Paris.
Tho German high command re-
ported that the ninth French army,
defending the Mouse front from
Namlr To Sedan. has been crushed
in The biggest attacking operation
Of nIl time
By contrast. British spokesman
described The battle ON the western
trent as NOR confused than eve.
l1,.na.n..n.i -, I,,nn .ruLnA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
Broughton And Maxwell Strongest In
First Four Congressional Districts

their rivals. Wake for example, cast
more than 5000 votes in 1886, and it
is generally conceded mat the great
bulk Of the Wake votes of next Sat
urd9y will go t. Broughton and Max
well. in that order.
Nash, which voted approximately
3.500 IN 1885, viii be almost solid for
Gravely. 50 solid that the leavings
will hardly be worth picking up.
Johnston practically 10000 four
years ago. is in the Grady bag, with
many estimates that he will get %
per cent Of the total cast Chatham
will handsomely hack its citizen,
Horton. but it will have to stretch
tc ~'2ke a 5000 total (Only 3,4OO in
1880.
MHXwell'S home county, Wayne.
had better than 1900 four years ago
and registration is heavy this year.
So on the basis Of local pride.
Broughton and Maxwell start off
Continued on page tWo)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
CERmAMS WITHIN IS MILES OF CHANNEL
HaLy Believed Preparing For War
Border Between
lugoslavia And
Albania Closed

SkOpljc. YugOSlavia. MAY 21.-
iAp. - The frontier between
iugoslavia and Italian-hcld Al
bania was closed today by Italian
order.
News of TIE border closing wa
received here shortly after tn"
announcement in Rom" that Ital.
la: foreign minister Count CianD
- i"";-ir" Eur ri""ro. capital o.
Albania, now part of the Italian
empire.
reports filicring across thc
frontier 80 Yugo>lav military
CHARTERS here said the Italian
a~nry h3;i S-,r"d"i up transport
II large n"trt:-icS of war ma
trails to Albania.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21
Retired Army
Officer Dies

New York. May 2l.-(AP)-CoI
CHARLES P. Echols, y, former pro
f,.ysor Of mathematics at the U: ;;
Military Academy, West Point, died
eariv today after he was found I'M
conscious in the rear Of the New
York public library, apparently "
robbery victim. .,ol
The retired army officer lay bleed
ing at the foot of a stone stairway
leading from the library promenaoS3
INTO Bryant park, 9th avenue ana
42nd street. He died at Bellevue
hospital of a fractured skull ana
ir ternal injuries.
Col, EchoIs' empty wallet lay be,
side him. Police theorized he hao
beer robbed and pushed down the
steps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-21

been a Wnle uNca.y. i : .'IT''7
congressman Martin Di.-. !rr II
stance. has 2ugge-tcd t:'G. In,AmHT-
lean propaganda is dang""Hn< y pre-
valent lust below the Rio Gr7Hdc.
However, Joscp:,u% Dan! l.. oar
ar?ba~sado- to Nc*i"" "itr. ~"
probably is as good ,''dEc IS ~
sra..n.sn Dies, @avz : INT. Tbs