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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
Muhlenbroich Faces
Life Imprisonment
Good Bids On
Road Projects

Raleigh, Oct. L. (AP) The
Highway and Public Works Com
mission received generally unusu-
ally good bids To-Day when it opened
proposals for construction OF l9 high
way projects.
Commission members will canvass
the bids tomorrow. They surveyed
flood damage at Caledonia prison
farm today.
The bid for the fill across Lake
Mattamuskcet i'll Hyde county, de-
scribed by Governor Hocy as the
only road Of its kind in the country,
". ~c,>~"i~1lv ~""I. "ffiCi"lr "1id
Merritt Dredging Co., of Charles
TO-, &. Wu rv,N piiNhf iOl tilc
7.60 mile long fill at 1924 66.lO. The
next bid was 28l ,999.50, by F. J. Nc
CURE of Washington, N. c.
Tabulation was slow on the other
projects in the letting, which in
VOWED nearly S2,0O0,0O0 worth OF
roads
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
No Pressure
On Spain By
Axis Powers
While Authoritative
Fascist Quarters Say
Entry Into War Is Not
Issue, Italian Press
Predicts A t / a c k
Through Spain.
(Ry TIE Associated PrcSS.)

lDt lisP ] lNSN'J
Authoritative fascist quarters
in Rome, predicting that Eng
land would prUbohir shout VIC
tory" and say that Spain resist
ed axis pressure" acknowledged
today that immediate Spanish
entry into the war was not an
issue at conferences Started be-
tween Premier MuSs0!ini and
Spanish Minister Ramon ScrranO
Suncr.
These quarters asserted that
no such pressure had been
brought 10 bear on Spain-dc-
spite an apparently SynchrOnizcd
barragc of dispatches from Der
jim and Rome recently stating
that Spain was expected to join
the axis as a full-llcdgcd partner.
Well informed sources in Bcr-
lin said meanwhile that German
diplomacy is lending a helping
hand" 10 bring together the axis
new partner Japan and her old
foe Russia in a rOn-asgrcSSIOn
pact.
While fasciStS cast doubt on Tn
possibility of a formal ROmc-Bcrlin
Madrid alliance al present, the ital
ian press seemed to take it for grant
ed that Spain could be used any
way for an cXiS base for an dttacl
On Gibraltar
BY this means. the nazi-faScls
stratcgistS apparently hoped to re
Iieve Spain Of a fortnight dcclara
ton of war against England-Witl
the inevitable consequence Of d Brit
sh blockade being clamped on Spain
and yet to utilize Spain for an as
;auIt ON Britain'S great rock GortrcS
which guards the west gate OF thu
Italian circles in Rome indicated
that Spanish G"n"raliS$imo Francis
60 Franco intended 10 keep Spain on
# the conflict until the right mo,
ncnt.'
Amid this seeming reversal f
CONTINUED on Page "hree.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
General Fund ReDenue For
.Septen1ber Over 80 Percent
Above September Last Year

peak. highway fund collections prac-
tically marked time--thc seven-hun-
drcdths Of one per cent decrease be-
inc so small as to be negligible.
The general fund collections total
led S3.l0l 1874 last month as COM
nared with S2,37O,24397 in Septem-
her, 1889. Highway fund collections
amounted to S2.622,554.39 against ST.
624,382.87 for the corresponding
month last year. 8,
Every category of general fund
taxes produced more money than last
wear except the unpredictable m
heritance and gift levieS. In the nigh
way division, gasoline tax coIlecuonS
barely held their own. While thefe
were decreases in license taxes, drlV-
or license sales and title fees.
The Revenue Departments month";
Continued on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
Wallace Lauds
Farm Benefits

Sacramento, Cal, oct. l.-(AP)-
Henry A. Wallace, Democratic VICE
presidential candidate, swung INTO
the agricultural Pacific northwest To-
dav after telling Californians that
"poworruI financial interests" in 60!
Republican party promised much but
would deliver little 10 the nations
farmers.
President RoOScvclts running mate
stuck mainly II benefits which nc
said had been brought to California"
and the nation by New Deal farm
measures in this northern California
(CnntinIcd on Page Threel
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
Londor, Prepares
For Hard Winter
REYNOLDS Named
In Demo Drive

New York. Oct. 1.-(AP)-Ap-
pointment Of R. J. Reynolds, tobac-
CO manufacturer Of Winston-Salem,
N. c.. as finance director in NORTH
Carolina for the Democratic Nation
al committee was announced today
at the committee headquarters.
The appointment was made after
conference attended by representa-
tive A. d. Folgcr Of North Carolina,
Reynolds and a. J. BOlich, Jr., OF
Winston-Salem. and Oliver A.
Quayle. Jr. national committee
treasurer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
| ongress Is
5tep Nearer
adjournment
DiIi Now Goes 10 Sen.
ate Where Approval Is
lNpected Tomorrow;
Government Insurance
X Fighting Men Set
! ..


."-.''@ oct l.-iAP)-LcglS-
.."y."@ ON corporations an en-
...> '.tN oi - To % percent
III .'2a.,y today by the House.
aN pat Congress one step
3D. election recess which lead
- - start this Weekend.
Measure. put into present
." .orm by a Joint commit
..nu>" and Senate had pass
versions. no." SoeS 10 the
...-. a"pr"EaL expected to-
lid SEND i u the White
/. -Go.tinn t. us tax sec
.-...'~ provisions designed
.. my armament production
.-." >y>tem OF insurance ior
s.- . 81 percent boost in the
#'u'iou income tax. the
.6ucc. II Wu$ said. $500,
"-"Ho.oou thereafter Cnalr-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
GETS BIG
AIRPLANE CONTRACT

Washington. Oct. i--(AP)-AWard
Of a S37.462.12l contract for. ar
planes TO the Douglas Aircraft Com
nHmy Of Santa Monica. Cal. was an
nouuncCd today by the war depart
mcnt.
No detail was given as 10 the
or type Of planes involved or
tECir dcliNCrV date.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
De GaulLe In
Poor Grace
Moral Effect of Dakar
Fiasco Worries Wash
ington; Dakar Is Inn
portant Port.
By CHARLES P. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington, Oct. 1.-Pro-British
Washington is surmising out loud
that John Bull must be thoroughly
disgusted with Gen. Charles de
Gaulle. the ant-Petrain Frenchman
who. from his haven of refuge in
O0SCp has been
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
FIVE PAROLED

Raleigh, oct. l.-7.AP)-GoVcrnor
Hocy parolcd five prisoners today.
They included Burton Tyndall OF
Wilson county, sentenced in Raleigh
June 8 to six months for drunken
driving and damage to personal prop
pItV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
Einstein Is
u. s. Citizen

Trenton. x. J., oct. l.-fAP)-
Federal Judge Philip Foreman wei
coined Professor Albert Einstcin !"
American citizenship today with an
observation that the scientists pre-
sence here becomes Americas gain.
Judge Foreman pointing out that
he himself was The son OF immigrant
Jewish parents. said Il am deeply
cognizant that only in America would
It be possible for me 10 occupy the
position which do ~ the represeH-
tative OF my country.
IN Our concept he VAS created
equal with all men" aid Foreman Of
;nD Gcrman-bon scientist in re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
TAREORD BONDS SOLD

Raleigh. oct. l.-(AP)-Thc local
government commission sold $4,000
worth Of THrboro sever bonds 10
Kirchofcr and Arnold. Inc. Of Ra-
leigh today at IA per cent inter
est with Sl32O premium.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01

LOllQOn, lids Deetl
trying to foment
+ e s i 5 t a &c n
Frances African
md other colonies,
o their home gov
'rnmcnt's attitude
f submission to
1ictation from Ber-
in and Rome.
It's agreed that
is intention doubt
less was good, but
IS to his judgment
WOW.
He it was who
convinced the Brit
- ILL., A. IS.o
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01

at the previously almost unknown
but now well advertised African port
of Dakar, were simply dying to Sc
cede from Petainist, axis dominated
France. He, too, it was who led a
British-backed expedition to take
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ktpathob

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Generally fair i'm west, partly
cloudy IN east portion tcnight
>&G Wednesday. preceded by
...|r'- ext-r:n" northeast por-
- :-.ir toEi,ht.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01
Egg Thrown
~ -
ri Willkie
.a-#1tican Presiden-
- lardidate Greet
lG tn Boos and
Cheers at Pontiac.

gan. oct. l.-(AP)-
Wt'lkie charged the
illustration today with
" is problems by one
t.-" appropriatlng more
aDDung more power,
".ngled with applause
.'wd and while he was
thrown into his car. It
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-01

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La gaceta., 1940-04-03
RAYMOND VOLVERA A Pc
LEAR CON AL REBA

Sarasota, abril 3.-Una pelea
de gran importancia sc ha con-
certado para Ell venidero lunes.
joey Raymond, de Tampa, y AL
Reba, de Michigan City, India
ma, trataran de resolver las d.
ferencias que los separan por
medic de I'm tercer encuentro.
Raymond gan6 La primera pc
lea, pOr amplio margen, pero al
gunos de los spectators expire
saron i~nconformidad.
Ell tampeho lie di6 la revan :
cha y EN- 81 segundo encuentro
Raymond 10 habia derrotadC
tambien, pero Ell Arbitro jess
Willard le concedi6 Ia victoria q
Reba.
Los peri6dicos dijeron que a
Raymond Sc lie habfa robado Ia
decision, en- el segundo comba.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

Lopez Muro y Luisita mira.
ban a la infeliz, que Sc habis
puesto palidisima al escuchal
las Gltimas palabras del poe
Ia.
InStintivamente Sc habia lle-
vado ambas manos al alto y
hermoso pecho, que palpitaba
como una paloma.
Y Sc semiucorpor6, para pre-
guitar, con ansiedad inmensa
y con un tono romeo de amar-
gura:
-JQue dice listed, Juan
JOSEF. IGustavo en- la car
eel?... iPues.... y ESQ?
Hubo una pausa, LENA de
asombros otra yea.
-Pero... Iusted no sabe ma
da, Purita, por Dios?
-IDe que?... lQue ma Ocu-
rrido?... Jay, Dios miol IQue
lie ha pasado a Gustsvo2...
-SNO he leido listed II
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

Prensa?...
No leo NADIA. iYo, pobre
de MIL. Para lecturas estoy.
Tengo que TRAFALGAR TODD ell
dia, y aun velar algunas no.
ches...
iQue ha ocurrido? o.. lCuen
teme listed, Juan JOSEF DON
de esta Gustavo?... SEn la car
eel, me ha dicho? iPero es po-
sible, gran Dios?... lCuentel
lDfgame, digame, por carl
dad!
Sc ahogaba.
Hubieron de tranquilizar-
la.
5iSehora, sehora !-exeIam6
LuiSa, cogiendole las manos Y a.
cercandole un vase de aqua.
Tranquilicese L.. Lo del senior
Gandara...
Jay, Dios miol
-fTranquiliceSe, Pnra... 81,
q Gustsvo 10 IA OSGgrido una
La gaceta., 1940-04-03
v,ctoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 c.
1908 "a. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeRefono Y 1892
DTPORTES
ESTA NOCHE Sc REUNIRA
LA LIGA I~NTERSOCIAL

Bajo Ia presidencia de nues-
tro director, Sr. Victcltiano
Manteiga, La Ligal Intersocial
se reunira esta noche, en- ell Cen
tro Asturiano.
Quedara hoy compNetado Ell
programa para ell domingo, dia
de la Inauguration.
Cada delegation presentara
esta noche SUI lista de peloteros.
Tambien sc nombrara un Sc
gundO umpire y dos arbitros
suplentes.
Componen las delegaciones
los senores siguientes: Frank
Rodriguez, por Ell Centre Astu-
riano, con Ceferino Lopez de viz
ce delegado y Andres Espolita
de manager; Luis Sanchez, pCr
ell Cfrculo Cubano, con Llauget
de director; Mario Pullara, de-
legado, e Ignacio Antinori, sub
Helegado, por la Unione Italia
ma, con Felipe Grandio de direc
tor, Y Caballeros Ueales de Anne
RIGA, con Jose Fernandez, dele
gado, Victor NlGhez, subdelega-
do y ell joven Gomez director.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

-iTampoco he podidol Tam
POGO debo escribirle. Mn wees,
de nOche, he pasado pOr Ia calle
de Hermosilla, por Ia puerta de
Apollo, Y del FOlies... Y he estado
para entrar. tPero comprendo
que no debo volver a verlo, Y he
sabido YER fuertel
ii Perol...
IA No, Lopez Muro, no debo
verlol Ustedes no saben 10 que
ha hecho Gustavo conmigo. A
ndche mismo. ibien 10 sabe
DiOsl..., amargada y dolOrida
por esta soledad y esta augusta
q. es ahora mi vida, me pare en-
la puerta de Apollo y estuve du-
dando 81 entrar,.. iPero va ven
ustedes, tambien consegM do
minar mi Impulse. y no 10 he
vistol
Los nCviOs hScierOn un gssto
de extradeEa.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

Y Pura, que ahogada de nue.
vo por Ia emoci6n, habiase GU
bierto q rostro con las manos,
para ocultar dos lagrimas furti-
vas ,inquiri6 antes de que Ell a.
sombrO dejara hablar a Lopez
Muro nj a Luisita:
-iC6mo esta?... Ito We
listed, Juan Jose? lilo ven us
tedes?... ivan ustedes por
casa?
Ell poeta y su novia COM
prendieyon: esta mujer no sa-
.bia NADIA.
Entonces, Lopez Muro, do
minando apenas su ansiedsd
y ell temblOr de su VOC, pudo
decir.
-lPero, Purita; pero, Sc
nora, lusted no sabe 10 que ha
ocurrido?... lUsted no sabe
que Gustavo.. esta en- la car
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

cosa muy triste... va decia W
que ustsd no debia saber NADIA
-iPero que ha sidO?
-iAh!.. Es muy triste. Ills.
ted no sabe que Sc cometi6 IN
crimen en- Madrid, hace unoe
meses?
mol
-iNo conocia listed al ham
quero don Rodrigo?
Purita frunci6 ell ceno.
-iNo!
I'M al empresarlo del Fo-
:,
isl, al senior. Nihez pa
rez!... INC es eso?-diio abora
Pura, recordando.
i'm efectOl Era ell mismo.
-iAh, si?... iY que?
-Pues que fue el a asesina-
do.
-iAh, no saba nada!... lY
--Despues's ltenga listed Va
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

Tor, Sehoral... Use ha acusadO a
Gustavo del crimen!...
%
I'm critic ahogado Sc escap6
de Ia garganta de Ia pobre mll-
jer.
Luisita la abraz6.
Sufria, como sufrfa Lopez
Muro, por no pOder Hevarse q
Pura a su casa, substrayendola
Ia curiosidad de la gente, que
comenzaba a mirar con insisten
cia eSta mesa.
-GC6mo es possible eso?-di-
70 luego la amante de Gustavo.
entire 81 llanto, un llanto terri
co, que la conmovia toda entera.
FL juez Sc funda para acu-
sar al pobre Gustavo, en- que. en-
una bandeja de dulces qua e
encontr6 en- la mesa del muerto.
dukes que eztaban enrenena-
oos' habia una tarieta de Can
dare,
La gaceta., 1940-04-03
TSTA NoCHE Sc CORRERA
I'll DERBY DEL e
no DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

La mas importante carrera a.
nual del Canedromo de Sulphur
Springs, ell Derby, Sc correra en-
ia noche de hoy, en- la novena ca
Irera, con una distancia de tres
1ctavos de milla.
Los perros selecciOnados para
d Derby en- competiciones elimi
alatoriass son Harold Andrew,
Captain Tussey, Dick Andrew,
Tuffy Band, Kayak, Millionai-
re, Vienna Starter y Dolly Green
Uno de los Ocho, Harold An
lrew, corri6 tambien en- Ell Der
by del ano pasado.
Ell mas ligero del grupo, en-
peso, 10 es Dolly Green, de Mer-
yon S. Ward, que pesa 5313 H.
bras.
BESIDE que Ell Canedromo Sc a
oriera los vencedores en- Ell Der
by annual SON: Chance Lad, que
gan6 Ell de 1888; Speedy Event,
vencedor en- 1884; Nickel Nc,
en- 1896, que estableci6 una mar
ca en- los tres-octavos de milla ;
June Laddie, 1886; Fascinating
Lady, 1887; Mr.. Health Boy,
1888.
La apuesta dOble de anoche,
canada por Miss Iowa Y Billy
Daunt, sc abon6 a $62.80.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03
La Gaceta Folletin No. l00
TONIC SEGUNDO
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

un error, Pura, una gran equi-
vocaci6n... iGustavo esta ape.
nadisimo! Y lie extraha mucho
que no haya lido listed a verlo.
Sea 10 que sea 10 que haya mott
vado el disgusto de ustedes, en-
estas circumstances, debia us
led haberlo olvidado TODD.
-Yo no puedo ir a werlo,
Juan Jose. Yo les eontare a us
tedes 10 que ha pasado entire
Gandara y yo... y me daran la
raz6n. listed, sobre TODD, seho-
rita, va que las mujeres enten-
demos mas de estas cosab del
coraz6n.
@Y pOr que no le ha eScritc
La gaceta., 1940-04-03
con Los GUANTES

Buster Carroll no dice que de
.rrOtara al oubano Rafael Legion
.campe6n del peso weIter, pero
mantiene que su estado fisico es
perfecto.
Lo mejor es no alardear.
Magnifica impression cause
aver entire los "expertos'' la pri-
mera practica de Legion, en- el
gimnasio de la calle de Fran :
kiln.
Ell muchacho cubano har4 hoy
intensoS ejerciciOs y tambien ell
jueveS.
Willie Santana cree que Lee
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

A,fado prometi6 aver diez do
lares para tres de los paloteros
que mac Sc distingan en- Ia Liga
Intersocial.
FL campe6n al bate recibira
cuatro pesos; tres pesos Ell pit
Glrr cetmpe6n y tres Ell jugador
lie mayor utilidad.
Pueden animarse los que de-
seen dar premios adicionales,
por conducto de la Ltga, no pa
~ un juago o dos, sine para to-
a IA temporada,
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

Las primeras escaramuzss
peloteriles de la Liga Interso-
cial sc Librarian Ell domingo, On
81 parque de Cuscaden.
La novena del Centre Astu-
riano jugara con la de la Uni1-
ne Italiana, a Ia 80, Y los c.
balleros Leales con la del
Cfrculo Cubano, a las 3;55
Los italianos seran los visi-
tantes, en- el primer partido, y
los cubanos en- Ell segundo.
ST no llueve... todo saldra a
pedir de boca.
Vencieron aver los Tigres a
los Senadores, con anotaci6n de
A carreras por 2, en- Lakeland.
Luis Newsome domino por ccm
pNeUo al washington en- los Sels
innings en- que lanz6.
Washington &c, IN, Be; De-
troit 4c, Oh, lie,
I'm cuadrangular de Joe Gro
min, EN- Columbia, Carolina del
Sur, di6 aver la victoria a los
Medias Rojas sobre el Cincinna
ii. Buckley Walters habia retira
do a dos bateadores, pero Roger
.Cramer Y Ted Williams lie salu-
daron con dos hits. Jimmy Fox
complied con ell 4jonron,"
Despues Cronin pogo un tu-
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

No es cierto ell rumor de que
los Rojos piensan mandar a
Johnny Wander Nicer a has ligas
memories. Bill McKechnie espe-
ra una reacci6n del jOven pelo-
tero, en- beneficio de su novena.
En- la Habana, hace pocos
dias, ell cubano Alexandra Cries.
pc lie bate6 un jonron a Wander
Nicer, con las bases llenas. Pero
este batazo no ha d~esalmidona-
do a McKechnie.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

Aver, IN ~JacSOnvtIre, los Gil
gantes de New York atropella.
ron a hos Indios, con un total de
10 carreras por 3,
Per los neoyorquinOs lanza-
ron en- gran forma Hy Vanden-
berg y Bill DOhrman, A VaDdeu
berg solo lie dieron tres hits en-
silte entradas. Descargaron Qua
drangulares Frank Demaree y
Bob Seeds.
Cleveland Sc, III, lie; New
York 10c, 14h, De,
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

JQue lie haran a Raymond, el
lunes, para arrehatarle su terce
ra victoria?
Raymond es un muchacho bien
educado y uno de los mejoes p1
giles latinos de la nueva cose-
cha.
Todos lie deseamos salud, re
sistencia y buena suerte. Habili
dad no lie falta.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

Tommy Gomez sc propone au
imcntar ell nGmero de sus victo-
rias vapuNeando el viernes, en-
Benjamin Field, a Leo Bailey,
de San Petersburg, Bailey es un
vetsrano y por 10 tanto nadie
pu,je considerable una fpaloL
ma" y 81 un 'caballo de prueba.'
La mayor esperanto de Tom
my descansa en- sus puhos de no
csut.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

Sc ha retirado del boxeo un
gsoriCso veterano, Freddie NIL
Ter Antenoche sufri6 su Ultima
derrota, a manos de Herschel
Joiner, de Cincinnati, por no :
caut tecnico.
SOLO tiene 20 amos de edad, pc
70 ha peleado en- toda la Ameri-
lea, Europa y hasta en- las Anti
podas.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

La delegation del Cfrculo Gu
bano tendra que cubrir la plaza
de subdelegado, vacante pcr ha-
Der pasadO Antonio La Paz al
puesto de tesorero.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

g6u posee excelentes condcio-
mes y que llegara a la corona
mundial, 81 Marcia despacio.
No olyida Willie, un psrito,
Itue los obstaculos sen grardes
" que despacito. despacito..... Sc
Va lejos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

tie. La pelea del hnes Sera la de-
cisiva y Joey es ell favorito.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

d6 orgarizada en- la noche de a.
Ter. Integranla novenas de Tam
pa, Lakeland, PIT. Tampa, Bran
don, Plant City, Brooksville, S
Petersburg y Mulberry.
Comenzara Ia temporada el
dfa IA de abril.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03
LA GACETA

n peri6dico en- idioms EspahOI
as mas circulation en- lamp"
La gaceta., 1940-04-03
Con el bate. la Mascota Y los Espejuelos
per Tira a cuarts

her = los bateadores siguientes
hits para 81 cuadro, con un total
de cuatro carreras.
La gaceta., 1940-04-03

Willie Santana cree que Le-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
myEnIists
In August Drive;
Record Month Seen
Final Figure Expected
To Top SO, $50 of
Nay, 1917

The high-geared Army recruit
ing campaign during August brought
37,425 enlistments, according to in
complete figures compiled yester-
day.
War Department officials said
they expected the total would be.
greater than in any other month,
exceeding even the previous record
of $3.50 recorded in May, 1917, the
month after war was declared
against Germany.
1903 In District.
The District of Columbia recruit
ing Office obtained 103 enlistments,
highest since the World War.
The national recruiting drive
was expected to bring the Regular
Army to strength of more than
305,000, largest in United States
peacetime history, but still far short
of the 100000 said to be needed
under the protective mobilization
plan, which CONSUMPTION is to pro-
vide. Army officials have declared
that voluntary enlistments could
not maintain an Army of more
than 100000 or 100000 men.
Net Increase Lower.
The number recruited, although
large, does not represent an in
crease in Army strength of 10000.
Approximately 10000 enlistments
were needed to make up for soldiers
whose enlStments expired.
In an effort to obtain the Army
of $4,000 for which appropriations
have been made, the Army began
on Tuesday Nationwide news
paper advertising campaign. In
cities of 100000 or larger, advertise
ments will be placed In Sunday
papers and in smaller communities
they will be placed daily.
Five trailer trucks have been
placed in service for recruiting in
isolated sections Of the country and
delivery of % others is expected
soon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-28

beside ourselves if and when we Try
to play politics with national de'e''S''
7, makes no difference how much o'
how little was done in the ScTe"
ve3rS before Roosevelt. OF how niue"
~. how little has been done during
his time: the important, vital 'i'o
crucial thing to bear in mind now =
wh3t we do need badly and then
bend every energy to getting it
What we need is to stop QulDDIiAs
over who is to get credit for what
TO hang with TIL credit; let's Sc'
results and quarrel about that alter
wards.
No matter what has been done III
ths last seven years, it is pretty
senerallv known and recognized all
over the country that our present
defenSeS would be but chicken lccd
for the modern equipment the Ger
mans have. That is our chief con-
Germ. not what 4 political leader has
or has MOI done.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-28

ON account of the death of his wife,
He WAS r>,""''rl tu congress- in 1914
and served four g.: rrutivc FERNS
retiring IL make the race for pov-
ernur in which he was unsuccessful
He represented Tennessee in the First
and Second Confederate congresses
Died in Nashville in 1866,
t. The laws of 1888 specify "that
The place OF hearing shall be in the
county where the irregularities arc
alleged to have been committed"
). The population of the COLONY in
creased very slowly. The Lords Pro-
prictorS. owners until 1929, were very
much discouraged about it. and took
the local officials to task about it. In
1868. about one hundred wears after
the colony WAS founded, the pupula-
ton WAS placed at 100000. which
showed IN average increase of 1000
pen year.
Is. There are. according to the latest
census reports, 1916 divorced men
and 6,1O+ divorced women in the
State.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-28
Many Deals Under Way
In Headquarters
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Of the lieutenant governor in his in
tention to call for a runoff with
Broughton, but outside his head
quarters there could-and still can
be found supposedly wise guys who
doubt if the Pittsboro man will ever
get round to making formal demand.
They probably aren't as wise as they
pretend, because one Of Horizons
most outstanding characteristics IS
involved in the decision.
The lieutenant governor is conced-
cd on all sides never to have let
down. a friend and it is obvious that
some of his most loyal followers are
out on limb which is sure TO be
sawed off under them unless ~
Horton can manage to overcome that
long Broughton lead or GU Horton
can make d deal whereby they arc
taken care Of
Mr.. Broughton undoubtedly al
ready has as many Of his own sup
porters to take care Of as can readily
be done, wherefore it is almost d
foregonc conclusion he isn't looking
for others to raise. Wherefore, again,
he isn't likely to make any such deal,
with the result that second running
seems 4 cinCh bet.