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BANK DIVIDEND

Boston, Oct. 19 = (U.P1 A divi- dend of $252,O0O to 1S,OOO savings de- positors of the defunct Lawrence Trust Company will be paid within a month, Garret s. Hoag, state di- rector of closed bank liquidations said today.
 The sum authorized by the Mass achusetts supreme court, aaid Hoag, was equivilant to 10 per cent of the remaining balances due. Depositors already have been paid o4,754. 900 or 6s per cent of their orgiginal claims.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
s1 sHIRs SUNK

Berlin, Oct. 19-(UP1--sA special high command communique said today that German submarines in the last fe wdays had sunk 3l enemy merchant ships, totallng I7s.650I tons which were in cnnvops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
Intelligence Men
 In Manila Keeping RufoRomeroJailed
Navy and Army Officers Investigating Espionage Ale legations 1.-Two Other FilpinOs Charged With De-
 Iivering Secret National Defense Maps
BY R. c. WILSON United Press Staff COrrespOndent)

Manila P l., October 19 = (UP) = American Navy and Army Intelligence Officers are investigating numerous allegations of espionage the result of the arrest of Cap tain Rufo Romero, Philippines Scout officer and West Point graduate and keeping several Japanese and Ger
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
British Plan New Offensive Against
 Germany Shortly
Better BOmbers Will Permit Night Assaults on Scale Much Greater Than Ever BefOre-Nazi Combat
 Planes Dislike Night Battles
BY J. W. T. MASON United Press War Expert

Plans announced today in London for new and more intensive air offensive against Germany at time when the long winter nights will give the British aviaor opportunity to demonstrate their superior training for flying blind and reaching their targets in the dark with trivial losses until next year will British numerical
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
How Thought Control Aids Medical Cures

Starting Monday, Oct. 21, The Waterbury Democrat introduces a series that may be . big help to you now = or later. Running under the general head ing "Your Nerves" 12 articles describe the use of thought control in aid- ing medical treatment. Don't miss the first of these articles Monday in The
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
The Weather

Fair, Continued Cold
 Today; Sunday Cloudy
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Greeks Pass
Porto Edda
Advance on Left Wing
PAGES New Gains All
Along Albanian Bat
tlefront.

Athens. Dec. ,. -(APD-Thc Greek
left wing. reported IL have smashed
past Porto Edda. was said today to
be pacing wide new gains all along
the battlefront and threatening 10
engulf the last italian fighting force
in southern Albania.
The high command reported Greek
shock troops won new mountain
heights north Of Prcmct in thrust
into central Albania and north Of
Popradc,I i'm Il drive down the ROAD
toward Elba,"nf. near the Albanian
capi,al on the right wing. but q
government spokesman termed the
left wing advance the most impor-
tant."
There. the spokesman SAID, tho
enemy rctreated to the heights
around DcIvino and has past, IN
depth. Santi Quaranta.'
That j. the port the Italians re-
namcd Porto Eddl fer Premier Mus
solni', daughter
The Greeks apparently Tad not
broken Italian resistance in the sec
ton Immediately around the port put
indicated fascist troops there might
be Gu; off. The high command dc
cIarcd the road linking the port with
ArgirUcastrO. ~ miles northeast. mao
been placed under Greek fire.
In the GENIAL and north sectors
the high command reported more
prisoners HAD been taken and started
along the roads back into Greece. dI-
ready said to have been Travelled by
more than 5000 dieuImCd ltailHm>.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Everything Possible
Being Done To Get
Ships" to Meet Menace
of Axis Raids on Ship
ping, Gross Tells Com
r9CnS. s.

London. Dec. 6 (Ap) Ship
ping Minister Ronald II. Cross in
Termed the house Of commons today
that Britain had placed orders for
construction Of GO cargo vessels in
the United States and in addition
WouIG cv0ntinuc tn purchase scrV-
iccable American ships.
Cross assured thr house that "ev-
crything possible is being done 10
get ships" to nice: tn" menace OF
axis raids ON shipping s
most urgent problem At the moment
Cd but ScrViCe1bl" United States
vessels. including vessels belonging
Ia the maritim" commission, have
bccn ard will "ontinu" TO be pur-
chased fer the british flag as oppor-
tunitv 0rfCiS, Cross said.
Deputy Leader Clement Attlee
answering Il question, said he was
not aware OF any proposal for eth
cr definite or implied union with
Continued on Page Two}
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03

Washington. Dec. s. (AP) he
norting continued westward move
lnent" OF population matched by
heavy gains in the South. the census
bureau advised President RooseEclt
today that. on the basis OF the !94o
census. California was enlIlIeo 10
TN ee additional seats in the House OIL
Representatives and seven o''iei
states to one more each. ,,
Ten states. most Of them IN me
Mississippi valley area. each Woulo
lose one of their House memberships,
All the calculations were based on
existing apportionment laws ana
final tabuIation OF returns from last
April'S census which showed a total
population of l3l,669.275. This fig
IRE was slightly higher than Il ten
tatiye" count released some weeks
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
North Carolina Among
States Gaining In House

ago BIZ the census bureau. The 1871
census counted l22.775.046.
States listed for gains Of one House
scat each were: Arizona Florida
Michigan, New Mexico. North Caro-
lima. Oregon and Tennessee.
States with simiIa" losses: Arkan-
*as. Illinois, Indiana. Iowa. Kansas.
Massachusetts, Nebraska, Ohio. OKLA
homa and Pennsylvania.
The reapportionmcnt would apply
to the 18th Congress cOnrenIng jan
uary 3, 1913.
The apportionment worked out by
the census bureau will apply auto
matically unless Congress acts with
in 60 days after receipt Of the PreSi-
dental message to change the pres
ent highly complicated legal formula
governing the distribution Of House
seats.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Britain Orders SO
Ships Built In u. S.
Train Collision
In Spain Fatal
To Large Number

Iaragpya, Spain, Dec. D.
tAPj-Fifty-threc bcdleS were
reported taken today from the
wrcckace Of two express trans
that colIiied at a way station
between Madrid and Barcelona
and il was feared the toll might
so even higher.
The accident occurred during
the rol,iest weather Of the sea
sen. Some victims. weakened
with less of blood, were reported
to have persisted from cold. The
accident was declared due to
failure to throw y switch.
Running al ton speed, the SN-
press from Barcelona To The cap
ital was reported to have pioW-
cd into the waiting express from
Madrid at the Veelilla dc Ebro
station, uverturning ore ioc0m"-
tive and splintcring wooden ears
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Naziis Claim
l8 Merchant
Ships Sunk
Suggestion of Christ
mas Truce Turned
Down By Churchill
Last Week; Other War
New Includes Report
of Greek Drive.
Bv The Associated Prc


Amid German claim, nI inflictinr
the greatest wholesale destruction ui
British shipping in the Wal'-i8 YES
scly torpcdocd by mazI U-boa;S yes
crday-Lundon officials SAID today
ca losses in November tnlaiCd only
about Gnc-lhjrd Of the figure at tie
height Of Gcrmany's sink on sight"
campaign in the World War.
tn" London ministry of iniorma-
ton said 327.l57 tons Of shipping
was sunk during the four weeks end
ing November ~ and compared this
April. 1917. when Kaiser WilhcIm'S
unrestricted U-boat ATTACKS reached
their peak. II was in that month thai
Britain was reported to have only
six weeks food supply left.
Pope Plus XII urged the warning
nations today 10 observe Il Christmas
truce 10 keep the clash Of arms
from drowning out the angel chorus
If peace
Even as his appeal went out. the
Germans announced that nazi u
boats yesterday sank 10 ships total
ing l48247 tons and probably two
others totaIing 5000 tons in slash
ing nroadS on Brilain'S vital sea-
borne commerce.
The pope asked the beIligercnts
to call Christmas truce "Spon-
taneously or by mutua! accord" 50
hat new blOOdshed may not dis
turb or miscrably cXtinguish the
heavenly 10y Of that hour"
Only lasI Wee!; Winston Churchill
rejected a suggestion in the British
house Of commons that an attempt
be made 10 arrange Christmas
truce.
British Admit SinkingS.
The London admiralty acknoW-
edged that - merchant ships to-
falling 87,975 tons were sunk by
enemy action in the week ending
November 2i-Or $4,000 tons above
the weekly average since the start
Of the war.
1T is ScriOU menace. a British
naval spokesman admitted. but aS
nation we can take Knocks
Raj Raids.
British bombcrs in Gar-rcaching
night raids struck at Naples, on the
Italian west coast, Augusta, Italian
naval base in Sicily, and pounded
he German U-DOat base OF LorIcnt
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
FOUR WPA WORKERS
DIE IN ACCIDENT

Benton, Ill, Dec. 3.-(AP)-Fol'r
WpA workers were killed and u
others were injured, SiH seriously
when a truck taking them 10 work
was struck by onc-car motor tram
here early today.
The victims were riding to road
project just south of this. city when
the truck was struck at crossing
by the Egyptian Zephyr Of the e.
& T. J. Railroad.
Although the train was dcraIIed
and damaged extensively, none OF
the passengers nor members OF inc
train crew were injured.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Consignment of En-
gines Already Deliv-
cred to Airlines
Makes Possible Com
pletion of Unspecified
tinker of Planes.

Washington. Dec. 3.-tAP)-Thc
army's Warplanc program got an i'm
mediate boost today in the form Of
some badly needed aircraft engines.
The nations air transport lines
agreed to turn over TO the air corps
a consignment Of new engines or
dcrcd some time ago for commercial
rSc and already delivered The
consignment will make possible the
immediate completion of an I'M
specified number of military planes.
The commercial flying firms also
agreed to release 10 the military
service during l94l Approximately
81, 5000 worth Of equipment
which the airlncS had ordered with
a view Of expanding their services
The development was in lin" with
President RuOscVclt's recently c%-
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
North Carolina;s Gas Tax
Collections In November
Reach Record For All Time

IN view Of the general increase in
tax collections Of all kinds in North
Carolina. il was no surprise that Oc-
tober ard November exceeded the
corresponding months Of the previous
year. bGC there WaS surprise that
both months reversed d long estab-
!iShed trend.
In former years gasoline tax col
lectionS have been hitting a peak in
September. only to tail off, even il
only slightly. Tor the rest of the year
but 1910 has gone the other way.
For instance. in 1888, the Septem-
bel collections were S2l90.000 Jus
ing only round figures from here on
October'S were S2.l24,000, and No
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
u. s. Pilots
Fly Planes
To Britain

Baltimore, Dec. 3.--(AP)-- Forty
American pilots are making regular
mass deliveries of American bomberS
TO England without moleStation from
German naziS, one of them disclosed
TODAY, and are taking the ships across
the lev North Atlantic at high at
titude in approximately ten hours.
George R. Hutchinson asserted that
regular deliveries had been made
since early November and that none
of the pilots had encountered Ger
man opposition.
Seven high speed Lockheed-Hud-
son bombers were delivered in the
first flight last month, he said. His
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
nv HENRY Az ERILL

Raleigh. Dec. 3.-In November T.; ,H &.
c,,te of North Carolina for the ilrN'
ti,ne collected as much as two ana d."
h ',I million dollars in gasoline taxes
The exact figure was oz,? ;oG S%r :: -
It was an all-time h.gn IL, q, q
months collections; and me t.;.te'
month in row in which d,.d the b GG3s1-
"'G The ,e'7 September collections OF f. So -
no 200 EG we're the best ever up 10
49, time. The October receipts went
.i'''s 60 l63 6O5Ol and now November
has topped them all. 60 or 592 =
Best previous was 'ne %, ,Hon '
5s roilected in SEPTEMBER l9'V'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Roosevelt
To Embark
AT Miami
Official S e ere y
Shrouds Details of
Trip for Rest, Fish,
and Information on
Defenses Of Panama
Canal and Coasts.

Miami, Dec. 3.-(hP-Prcs-
idcnt Roosevelt boarded the
cruiser TuScalOOS today and en-
barkcd into the Caribbean with
little idea, he said. where the
voyage might take him.
lie indicated, however. that
the trip had a serious purpose
by telling a press conference
that there would be very little
fishing.
He did not confirm or deny
that he might iaGpc, sites for
naval and air base acquired
from England or that he might
show up at at exercises Of units
of the Atlantic patrol squadron
and marines near Puerto Rico.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03

Aboard Roosevelt Train En- Route
to Miami, Dec. 3.-(AP)--Prcsident
Roosevelt rode down the Atlantic
seaboard toward Miami today to sail
into the Caribbean in search Of rest.
fish and Information on dcGerSeS Vi
tai to the protection Of IA" Panama
Canal and segmentS of the North
and South American coasts.
The cruiser Tuscaloosa waited at
Miami with two escort dcstrOyerS to
take him on a trip whose details
still were an official secret.
There was little expectation that
the President would make Syste-
matte checkup on all the South At
lantic and Caribbean sites for naval
and air bases acquired from Great
Britain. But it was understood he
might inspect some Of them. And
there was a possibility that he might
turn up for maneuVerS of units Of the
Atlantic patrol force near Puerto
Rico next week.
Speculation on the first site which
the Chief Executive night look
over center on Jamaica. where fleet
anchorage is to be cstabliehHd.
While there has been nothing more
than rumOrS that war vessels Of En-
ropean bclligerentS have been oper-
ating in the Caribbean and South
Atlantic special precaution were Or
dcred.
Gun crew. w the Tuscaloosa and
the dcstroyerS will maintain a con-
slant watch with the guns loaded
with live munitions.
Depth charges will be ready TO
roll off the "EfantailS" Of the dc
stroyers. And at ni"Ht spot lights
will play on the United States flags
on all three ships.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Airl[ines Release
Engines To Army
Governor Studies
Murderers' Cases

Raleigh, Dec. 3.-(AP)-Gover-
nor Hoey studied the cases today OF
Zcdelliel Smith and Noah Curcton,
Negroes who were sentenced to be
executed Friday for murders.
Smith was convicted in Sampson
county and Curcton in Mecklcnburg
county. CuretOI was convicted OIL
killing John William Henniken last
july and Smith was sentenced in the
shaving of William Daniel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Cold Wave
Sets Record
At Least Three Deaths
Attributed to Freezing
Air Mass Moving East
ward.
NV The Associated PreSS.)

A cold wave sped through the md
die west today, leaving in It's wake
al least three dead, creating hazards
on highways and city streets. and
driving INC mercury down 10 all time
low readings for the date in several
communities.
The freezing air mass penetrated
swiftly eastward and distressing
consequences already have been re-
ported in Pennsylvania, New YORK
state and New England.
The north central states bore the
blunt of the severe Weathcr-aSSaulll.
continued on Page Seven.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
kiQatkoh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Fair and cridcr: hard freeze IN
interior tonight; "Wednesday ia'r
and continued cold.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
ofense Spending Doubles In Fiue Months
Rae Is Far
Behind That
Buy eted
80

n. ..3.2er Military Ex-
ps..ss for War and
Ma departments To-
tsl EG5, 233,57S; Con-
gr,s<ional Probe of
S. ing Indicated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03

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Evening star., 1940-01-20
ja1s, s,2o2s,24,2b.2e,s7 q. 20, 3osi u''e
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
143l Eye st. NV.

SALE cp1yh 9E yArTAR1E E6R s;,sfsES nsIsK
sG e skSMIsEs ao5 oRbz zsHS1s
records Of the District Of Columbia, We
@spsEspA9 sas is II THE THE n n
qz1RTY 5Aso1Ae ockocek sasi part & lot NUM-:
saFeG 81 lots in block numsered
55J. lie proit Park" as per plat recorded
in the once Of the surveyor for the Dis.
oo tGf 81 q ssd Soet bns aSsr nox Sepn
sausre essos4. Besinnins on Florida avenue
northeasterly along the dividing line be-
t4S9 Of said subdivision: 81 50 feet to an
said % dividing vi ing line @ e.s7 feet; thence north
ess es,sls fHns g. ns s z "s .,
along said westerly line Of said lot, 4a.7a
feet to the northiy line Of Florida avenue
and thence southeasterly along said line
part teed Of 81 said id lot % 4s improVed By premses
sGa 9sid svsy is Hs ss s
'"1 Terms g IS Of s" sale: one-fourth cash. balance
in one, two and three years. with interest
at 9 per cent per annnm. payable semi
S15OO.OO cash balance monthly, or all
cash a. the option Of purchaser Deposit
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
days from date Of sale otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property
st the risk and cost. Of the defaultinR pur..
such resale in some newspaper published
in the District Of Columbia. or deposit may
trustees may avail themselves Of any legal
or equitable rights against defaultine pur:
chaser. Further particulars at time OF
sale: All conveyancine recording and rev.
w G. SCHAFHTRT.
JOHN c. SCOFTND
SAMUEL SCRIVENER II.
jao0 % 527,3O Trustees.
Evening star., 1940-01-20
THOs. J, OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS,
143l Eye st. NV.
Trustees' Sale of Valuable
Seven-Story Brick Office
Building, Having z Stores
on the Ground Floor and
Offices Above Known rs
the Insurance Building"
Situate at the Northeast
Corner of Fifteenth and
Eve Streets Northwest.

By virtue OF q certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 5765. folio 386, ct
sea-. Of the land records Of the District of
COLUMBIA. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned surviving
substituted trustees. will sell at public
PAY. THE a5E THIRT5ETH 1dEIg dA PAY oE JANqARY.
e iSs LAND enS bp,sm;ds
DESIGNATED as and being original lots num-
bered seven "a and eight (S) in square
numbered two hundred and eighteen (21S);
said property being known for purposes Of
assessment and taxation as lot numbered
eight hundred and four (804) in square
numbered two hundred and eighteen (21S).
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the pur-
chase-money to be paid in cash, balance
in two equal installments payable In one
and two years, with interest at 5M per
centum per annum. payable semi-monthly.
from day OF sale. secured BY nrst deed Of
trust upon the property sold. or al cash. at
the option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of
S1OOOO.00 in cash or certified check will
be required at time Of sale. All convey
ancing: recording. revenue stamps. etc. At
complied with within so days from day f of
Fight to resell the properly at the risk and md
cost Of defaulting purchaser. after f1ve
days advertisement Of such resale in some
Newspaper published in WASHINGTON, D. q.
ARTHUR C.. HOUGHTON.
6YLVIO B. MAYNARD,
e 300 18th st.. NV,
Surviving Substituted Trustees
In EQUITY Cause 6O345.
aa1S .d6sds. .exeu.
Evening star., 1940-01-20
ELWOOD II. SEAL and WALTER L.
FOWLER. Attorneys for Petitioners.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbis IN re: cSndemnation Of Of land for
west. from + street to a point south Of
Mount Alto Hospital property. In the Dis
s5st Of AND oRpEs oF SsuF P1s ~
commissioners of the % District a Of Columbia @ f
(pursuant to the pr9visionso Of the Act of
provide for the widening Of wisconsin,
in the District Si Goumba and
authorized to institute condennation pro-
esedinss in accordance with the provisions
to acquire the land that may be necessary
for the widening Ct Wisconsin Avenue as
Court cA,; praying 't the e Contamination % of the the
land necessary as shown on a map or plat
filed with the said petition as part thereof
jury in accordance with the law provided
each owner of land to be taken may
avenue as Aforesaid and the condemnation
thereof. and to assess the dement's resulting
eosts snd ps of sad
upon ;' - any Lands which the tyry =, may fnd ps!
10th day Of January, 1910. ORDERED:
these proceedings, be ana they are hereby
warned and commanded to appear in this
Court on or before the 18th day OF Febru-
ary. 194o. at 10 o'clock AN. and continue
made its anal order ratifying and confirm
ing the award Of damages and the assess
ment of benefits Of the jury to be EN-
paneled and sworn herein. and It is further
ORDERED that q. COPY of this notice and
order be published twice e week for two
successive weeks in The Washington Eve
ming Star, the Washington Post and the
Wsshineton Times Herald; newspsperS pub,
least 20 days before the. said 10th dav Of
February. 1910. 1t is further .ORDENED
served BY the United States. Marshal. OF
his deputies, upon each Of the owners Of
s may be found by the said Marshal; Or his
and upon the tenants and occupants Of the
same. before the said 19h day Of February.
AIrRib 4. WHEAT: chief Justice tseal,
sr4AwSsEf s5gfi clsP{: sss sg TT HAasY eHsfH Y Ho
Asst. clesa ts1s.13, 1920
Evening star., 1940-01-20
LEoAl NOTICES.
ARTMUR PETER. WI. q. RADEN, AtSys.

M THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbis. HoldinS e Rrobats C9lrt;-In 20:
feased.-ADMiNIsTRATIoN No. '63.743.-
Ths notnestion =. e the trisl Of issues II
TIitinG dated the 10th day 81 December;
Testament Of Catherine ". johnson de-
ceased. having been returned as to the un..
Known heirs at law and next Of kin OF
Catherine Y Johnson; qeorgs a 1dmunds
sss assa shs a' s.ues 3. se ct
down for trial on the 9th day Of February.
1910 and that this order and the SUBJ
stance Of said issues. to-wit: First: Was
the paper-writing dated December 10, 1895,
purporting to be the last viii and testament
Of Catherine h Johnsc1 GsScsased sxs nd
for her last Win and testament IN due form
Catherine Y. Johnson at the time Of the
making and subscribing or acknowledging
BY her OF said paper-writing dated De-
cember 10. 1895. Of sound and disposing
mind. mind and capable Of execqtins -. valid AL
obtained or the execution thereof procured
from the said Catherine v. johnson. de-
ceased. BY fraud. coercion or undue in
Muence. exercised upon her By Reno 9.
Harp. jr.. or any other person or persons?
Shall be published once . week for four
RsRS5tsT / .ad ty,e. xesE for shs seRs
DoRE 'coGsWELI. Register Of wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court. ta3 a361O.13.17.2O:2 :24.27,