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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-07-26
REFLECTIONS UPON APPROACHING BIRTHDAY

sixth anniversary publication feel graft
looking files that done the job far in
that the wanted done This
been freely used by practically all of the constructive movements
The friends the has made made at the sacrifice of
principles The made usually the of individuals
movements who glad not in our corner
Our circulation reached high local Negro
advertising lineage though what ought to be-
the paid advertising other Negro publication pub
locally The families of newsbOys limo
prooede stereoper makeup
nOgaph advertising solicitors cOpywers circulation people
all
of their weekly living from this newspaper.
group people of all raceswhich is it should be-
publication devoted primarily the interests of the Min
other racial buy
the weekly We don't draw the color line We think all
of Gods children have a right to a living
publishing this paper always tried print
the without combining
papers carried the good
trumphs life have been found col
alongside the dsapponments of death and this
life and the people life their just as
heartaches humor its pahos fun tragedy
That satisfying the majority of the people seek to
weekly sale hundreds the
the posman and the (the
of tomorrow the people receive the
them scarcely realize that this other
community paper mirror of what the Negro community
wha hopes and what it is doing.
refused National
including Minnesota
Announcement that the Guard will be
something do with the woudbe
Negro National Guarders new found joy.
Keep by remembering February days
early 1910!
going business pick
The political pot boiling Many told by the
pockets!
of gentry holes in their vest pockets!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-19
EGY APR0 EP|z0D

Az angolok mai lelki ALA
potara vonatkozo nagyon er-
dekes anekdota erkezett Lon
donbol, amely ha esetleg mem
is igaz, de nagyon ugyesen
van kitalalva es erthetoleg fel-
tunest keltett Amerikaban.
September otodik napjan
delutan ket orakor 0sszeiilt az
angol parliament es a forma-
sagok elintezese utan pontosan
ket ora tiz perckor szolasra
emelkedett Winston Churchill
miniszterelnok, hogy a. haboru
allasarol tajekoztassa a kepvi-
seloket.
Pontosan OF perccel kes6bb
azonban megszolaltak a ne
met repul6gepek tamadasat
jelz6 szirenak, mire a parla-
menti gyulest felfiiggesztettek
es a kormany es kepvisel6k le-
mentek az epiilet bombamen-
tes pincejebe XII gyorsabb, XII
lassabb leptekkel.
Negyvenot perccel kes6bb ell
mutt a veszely. Kereken ha-
rom orakor az angol parla-
ment elnoke megnyitotta ujra
a gyiilest, felallt Winston
Churchill niniSZterelnOk eS
beszedet ICY kezdte:
- Amint el6bb mondtam
onoknek, kepvisel6 urak $.
Ugy beszelt, mintha k0zben
Semmise t0rtent volna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-19
HETI SEE NILE

(Folytatas a 4-ik oldalr6N {
iparagakban mar boom-helyzet
van, 8,
A szerszan1iparban ejjel-
nappal, az aceliparban szaz
szazalekos iizemmel dolgoz-
max. Teljes az izem a vas
ercbanyakban, a rezbanyak-
ban, emelked6 az uzem a szen-
banyakban, ejjel-nappali
munka kezd6dik a cement
gyarakban.
A fegyverkezes nagy aranyai
es annak masodlagos k0vetkez-
menyei meg mem bontakoz-
tax XII teljesen a polgarsag
el6tt, S annak 0sszeget meg
ma is csak tizen0t- -huszezer
milli6 dollarban szamlaljak.
A multi heten jegyezte meg
a vezerkar, hogy >utepitesekre
ezermilliokat k0ltiink a k0vet-
kez6 evekben, inert a jelenleg
epul6 18 Tomas es a tervezett
70 Tomas tankeket a jelen-
legi utak es hidak mem bir-
jak.
0tnegyed millio emberunk
lesz fegyverben, akiknek a
kaszarnyakkal, ruhazattal, etel
lei, l6szerekkel valo ellatasa
egy negyed millio embernek
szinten munkat ad.
A KEEP mask oldala az, hogy
mindezeket meg kell majo
fizetni - adokban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-19
GONDOSKODIK
A KORMANY

arrol is, hogy a beke ipar ne
szenvedjen, mikozben a hadi
rendelesek gyarak ezreit es
a munkasok szazezreit veszik
igenybe.
Az auto o-gyarak peldaui a
mutt heten mar kozel hatvan
szazalekos uzemmel dolgoztak
S teljes uzemmel fognak e no
vegere dolgozni.
Az emberek nagy t0megei-
mex a munkaba valo allitasa
termeszetesen a civil lakossag
vasarlo kepesseget nagy mer-
tekben fogja fokozni, peldaul
az auto gyarak husz szazalek-
kal tobb kocsit remelnek a k0-
vetkez6 evben eladni.
Ugyanez vonatkozik a k0ny.
nyi iparra is, minden k0rul,
menyek k0zt nagy fellendu-
leSre van tehat kilatas.
Fajdalom, mindebbol egy'
el6re keves haszna van a far
mernek, akinek a buzaja es
husa elol a haboru az europai
piacot bezarta.
A fOldmJivesek a fellendulc
viszonyokat csak par honar
mulva fogjak erezni, mikor az
amerikai munkas fogyaszt(
kepessege ismet tobb tejet, va
jat, tojast, hust, zoldseget e:
gyiim0lcs0t tud atvenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-19

vag egyetlen testuleteben orszagaban aho lehet
meg zabadon beszen egyk orszaggyles kepVeo maga
egyszersegeben ait krdet vtette e hogy mlert TO-
lyk meg mindig haboru?
nemetek lathatak, hogy Anglat vegegesen leverni
tuda inert ha idegenesen is szalak szigetor
szago oft marad angook mogott Amerka es
eszabadta ujra angookat Ha gyarmatok keenek ne
eteknek ait egy isztesseges bkekoe megkaphaak min
den nehezseg neku Mert foytaak tehat haborut mkor
annak mar igazi celia romboason kivUl nnc egfeepo
hitleri tekintely megovasa?
feelet, amely minden amerkat erdekel ha megadtak
vona 6sznte lett vona korbe ezeket mondhatna ell
A haboru ma mar mem fodteruletekert folyk, hanem
azert hogy XII egyen jovoben tengerek ura? Ma meg
Anglia kezeben hatalom es EFT akana Hitler maga
ataskrebe kapatan Teved azonban inert soha mem kap
hatja csak akkor ha az Egyesut Aamok oeaona
Ia derekat.
ROOSEVELT EIN0K TISZTAN LAT .....
Az Egvest Aarnokban az potkusok k0z0tt egye
len van ak EFT mar evek oa lata ez
Roosevelt enok is mondta XII soha Qnert taktkal
okokbo ehette) de tengerek szabadsaganak egvede
sere keszul mar evek 6ta
Ma meg Anglia engerek es ebben Roosevelt regen
Ugy ereze hogy rendes bekes idoben Anglia
mem cit yissza tenger haamav seeen aapotban tarotta
tengerek szabadsgat Jarato minden orszag haoa
akadaly es nehezseg nelkul
haboru persze nagyot vaoztatott Tagadni le
he hogy Anglia felrugta tengeek szabadsaga nemzekoz
trvenyeket bzonysago tett aro hogy onvedeem
veben jobb barey mas nemzetne vagy orszag
nal ami persze k0nnyen ertheto.
EFT Htlert6l ehet varn j6zan essze dikator ell
gondoas meg beke deeben tara fem engerk szabad
sg hanem letektelen ogtaan hasznokat gyekszk ma
kicsavarn hajozasbol maga reszere
Az EGYESUIT AL.LAMOK A SOROS
haboru tovabb folyk, ha Hitler meg tuda esetlee
szani ango szgeorszagot akkor Anglia tud obbe
tengerek lenn inert pedaul Kanadabo esz kepes
eur6pai partvidek fetetlen maradni.
Egyeuen orszag foldon, amely engerek szabadsa
gat meg6rze es amelynek kezeben tengerek uraa sen
kifogasona ITALIAN meg Hitler Mussoni megnyugod
nanak ennek orszagnak uramaban inert tudak hogy
kezebe memo hataat becsletese paraanu gyakoron5
Az EgyesJt Alamok most, hogy tengerek ural
avegye szabadon tarsa ntva egesz vag rszee
Ere eshet6segre keszi e6 Amerkat Roosevelt en0
munkava mar evek ota Ha tehet akkor habor ne
ugy hogy egye6re segit angolokat egmesszebbmen
mertekben ennek lenne foganata akkor kesze
akar alan hogy egyedu foytassa haborut amg
vegso cet eeri es a tengerek urava Amerkat teszi
5 A Macy ROHAM FOLYA1ATBAN VAN
Egy tees heen at minden eszaka ezrevel kavarogtak
nemet bombazo repu0gepek London eett es korbelu tt
mio bomba dobtak lie nagy vilagvarosra Vaogaa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-19

kaonai kormanyzo engeeyevel vagy zemenek ttkos
nyasa mele lehet Ketsegeen tehat hogy al
ban taadas oaszok rendezk es yen esemenyek
mar siru egymasutanban ognak smetl6dn az esq
tendonek soran vegul azan megbzatja IS ba
tortja eoa maid Musson es elegetelt szerbek
tol is eppen ugy mint gorogokkel szemben teszi.
Nit ert eegtete Macy darab orszagreszek
atengedeset
NIASOKNAK is VANNAK IGENYEIK
szerbava szernben azonban masoknak genyeik
azonban jelenekteenebb pont amelye konnyen
maid ntezni.
Jogos igenye Szerbiaval szemben bugarnak es a
1nagyarnak amit agadni ehet Ez kerdes konnyen
elnezhetok soraba tarozk eny hogy saat bzonsaga
edekeben SERBIA maris te aanlaot magyar koranynak
bizonyos teruleek visszaadasa rant
Nehezebben ntezhe6 Musson az egesz Adria ura
akar enni es ha harcba megy Szeaval szembe
seri orakat atnak szerbek
Mussolni vsekedese Abaniaban mutat hogy Seer
ba eros megcsonktaara kesz eseteg egeszen e akara
nyelni az orszagot.
Ez azonban meg mndg kisebbik ba igazi veszede-
lem szerbeket esza ranyb6 fenyeget Hitler aakia
nyosul feketen eejk ne1ne dktatornak juott
hogy mai SERBIA bzonyos orszagresze pedaul Krana
Carnoa) oszak brodalom resze volt e ennefogva Hitler
ugy erzi, hogy neki feltetlenJ ussa 9 ss
Ez halalos veszedeem szerbekre nezve Hitler ell
tuda inten angolokat akkor azonna egndul
ellen es letorl Nrkepr6l jugoszav brodalmat.
Ugy atszik hogy maradhat meg semmi abbo a see
rencsetlen takoanyb6 amt Versailles Trianon paotai
ban kovacsoltak 0ssze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-19
A Macy ROHAM FOLYAMATBAN VAN

Egy tees heten at mnden ejszaka ezreve kavarogtak
nemet bombazo repogepek London fele es korlbeu tz
io bobat dobtak lie nagy vagvarosra Valogatas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-19
A sZERBEKRE KEZD A RUD JARNI

Romania packalasa, bekes aapotokba val6 helyezese
meg be sncs fejezve maris szerbere kezd rud jarn
szerbekkel Mussolni apa genyeke es csak ke6
id6re vart
osszeukozeseket mar meg kezdtek szerbek
eenettek hogy aban hatar menten aban szabad
csapatok katonasag k0z0t veres 0sszek0zr
rt sor abanok ktn6en fel voltak egyverezve es
zerbek vagy tz katonat eeszettek ukozetben bar
lhatarvonalat adtak fe helyukOn maradtak
Ona6 Albania nincs. volt aban kralysag Olaszor
szagnak egy artomanya ameye olasz kaonasag tart
saliva Fegyvere szabadcsapatokat banaban csak
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
FRENCH HAVE LITTLE
TO CELEBRATE OVER

One hundred fifty-one years
ago Saturday, French revolution
airy mobs in Paris stormed the
Bastille fortress-symbol of mon
archial tyranny and struck OIL
the chains of feudalism.
Traditionally, the day has been
a festive one down through the
years, with dancing, drinking
throngs in the streets and mill
tary parades on Paris ooule-
wards.
This year, however, France lies
helpless in defeat at the hands OF
Germany. Thousands OF her SOL
diers are in unmarked graves
her once powerful navy is lmmo,
hilized, millions are Jobless ana
"a new authoritarian regime un-
der chief of state Henri Phllilpe
Petain is taking over her destlny;
1t means curtailment OF a 1iooo
of reforms following the french
revolution. based upon the sym
bolic words, liberty, equa1ty'
and fraternity.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
ITALY WARNS AMERICA
IN ECONOMIC BLOCKADE

Rome. "A European economic
lineup for reprisal against any
American continental blockade
was forecast this week by Virgi-
Mo Gayda, Fascist editor who Of
ten reflects official opinion.
Gayda's prediction was pub
lished in the newspaper II Gior-
male D'Italia.
Meanwhile, the Italian high
command reported new successes
for Italy's air and sea effort to
break British power in the Medi-
terranean.
At an acknowledged cost of one
warplane and a submarine mis-
sing and presumably lost, it's COM
munique reported a British sub
marine sunk, seven British planes
destroyed, Malta repeatedly at
tackled and a British naval for
nation peppered with ''bombs of
middle and heavy caliber."
Gayda laid sponsorship of an
alleged blockade scheme to the
United States, asserting that such
a plan would ''raise the problem
of freedom of international trade,
which surely cannot find useful
assistance in this country.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
FOREST FIRES RAGE
IN WESTERN STATES

Missoula, Mont.-Scattereo VIC
tories spurred on thousands Oh
men struggling to quell lightning
set Fires in forests of three nortn-
western states this week.
Supplies attached to parachutes
were dropped into the blazing
rrfountain-studded areas by tive
za1rpIanes.
trucks laden with other sup
-os1es rolled toward base camps
from A1issoula, Spokane and other
forest centers.
The indispensable mule also as
sisted. Threading through the
timber were 1,4OO pack animals
each carrying a 3OO-pound load
Between 5000 and 10000 men
answered a forest service radlo
call for help. From ranches ana
the larger cities the motley crews
e,.oaverged on recruiting stations
"a few with parachutes were
cropped to their tasks from air
FolafieS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
U. S. REVOKES QUOTA
ON REFUGEE CHILDREN

Washington-The United States
has removed quota limitations on
the admission of refugee child
rem from European war zones.
The only limits on entry of
children from Great Britain and
other threatened areas of Europe
now are ships to bring them to
America and assurance of Ameri-
can citizens that they will care
for the refugees.
Visas and the necessary travel
papers will be made available to
such children under Is years of
age, the State and Justice de-
partment announced in joint
statement. Previous quotas linn
tied immigration of refugees to
about 5000 a month.
1T is contemplated that visas
and the necessary papers shall at
all times during the period of the
emergency be in the hands of at
least 10000 children in excess of
those for whom shipping facili-
ties are currently available" the
statement said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
rFRENCH WOMAN is
CITED FOR BRAVERY

Vlchy.-A shy woman pilot of
the French air force, who was
captured by the Germans in the
last month of the war, then es-
capped and rejoined her squad
ron before the armistice, was
awarded the war cross of France
with "a special citation for brav-
cry, Saturday.
She is Claire Roman, civilian
pilot since 1882, and veteran of
overseas flights to the French
East indies and French Morocco.
She was accepted as a full
fledged French war pilot in May
when women were admitted for
auxiliary flying service.
In June, while French armies
were crushed slowly back from
she north, She was sent on a fly
ing mission to Rennes.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
CAPTAIN ROCKWELL is
RETURNING TO u. S.

Captain Paul Rockwell of Ashe-
vile, who left there after the out
break of the European war to
join the French army, informed
his family by letter this week
that he is we'll and plans to re-
turn to America soon.
The letter, received by Mrs.
Rockwell, was written in Bor-
deaux on June q, after collapse
of the French army and several
days after signing of the arms
tice.
Bordeaux at that. time, Captain
Rockwell wrote, was overrun
with refugees from the war zone.
He went to Bordeaux from Paris.
Captain Rockwell served with
the French Foreign Legion during
the World War and when he re-
turned to France several months
ago was made head of the Ameri-
can unit of the Foreign Legion.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
lMANY ARE KILLED
IN CUBAN ELECTION

Havana. = Four persons were
killed and 2 wounded in Cuba's
national election, in which re-
turns showed the nations ''strong
man., Col. Fulgencio Batista, was
led by 2 to 7 over his. principal
presidential opponent DR.. Ramon
aGrau San Martin.
Minor disorders were reported
in many sections. The most SER
-ious were in Oriente province,
: where three persons were killed
: and a dozen wounded in series
e Of -gun-fights.
One person was killed and four
= wounded in Havana when gun
men in an automobile fired on
: the headquarters of Jose Manuel
Sancerni
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
BRITAIN WANTS PEACE
BETWEEN JAPAN, CHINA

London.-Great Britain is pre-
pared to offer concessions to ia
pan in Hongkong and over the
Burma road in the hope of end
ing the Japanese-Chinese war
authoritative quarters suggested
this week.
Although the British were por-
trayed as unwilling to forego
treaty rights and industrial in
terests in the Far East, they were
said to be interested in arrang-
ing a larger settlement to end the
3-year-old conflict.
Negotiations already in prog
ress in Tokyo concerning the
Burma road, which is China's last
important link with the outside
world.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
Brief Review OF State National And World During Week

'"To America, I say in the words
of your Paul Jones: Surrender?
Why-we're only beginning to
fightI"
(The quotation, actually II have
only begun to fight" was made
by the American naval hero, John
Paul Jones, when his little squad
ron was overwhelmed by super
ior British sea strength in Aug
ust of 1880. 1t was his answer to
demand for surrender by the
British man o. war Scraps, when
Jones ship, the Bon Homme
Richard, was crippled by explo-
sions of her own guns and sink
ing in battle. The battle contin-
ued with the Bon Homme Rich
ard and the Scraps lashed to-
gether-until the Scraps struck
her colors.)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
Andrew ROark
Was Buried Fri.

Funeral service was held on
Friday at the home for Andrew
S. Roark, of Ashland, who died
at his home July 10, of a heart
attack. Burial followed in a near
by cemetery.
The deceased who was 81
years old at the time of his death
was actively engaged in farm
ing for many years.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Dorah Osborne Roark and
eight sons, Walter, Edd, Willard,
Charlie, Burt, VERNE, Alonzo,
and Claude Roark. One sister,
Mrs. Bud Winebarger also
survives.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
PEACEFUL VOTING
IN BALTIC COUNTY,

Berlin.-The German wireless
reported Saturday night that the
national elections in Llthuania
were being held without incl
dents, and that despite lncessant
rain 80 per cent of the voters hao
gone to the polls.
It said that the supreme cleo
sion committee issued a raolo
warning, during the afternoon
that certain elements" were out
to interfere with free voting
however, and said that in .kau-
mas and Wilno, the polling places
were so crowded that periodic
closings were required.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
Mrs. WOOdie Was
Buried On Sun.

Funeral service for Mrs. Rosa
Woodie, wife of Lee Woodie, of
Lansing, was held Sunday morn
ing at the home and burial fol-
lowed in the Oliver Ham ceme-
terry with the Rev. Wells Hart
officiating.
The deceased who was native
of this county had been i'll for
some time. She was so years old
at the time of her death which
occurred on Saturday.
She is survived by her husband
and the following sons and
daughters, Mrs. Maggie Osborne,
MRS. Lola Barker, Mrs. LESSEE
Jones, Mrs. Bertha Clark, Mrs.
Thelma Ham, Bessie Woodie,
Mrs. Chessie Clark.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
NAZI DEMANDS MADE
ON COSTA RIGA SAT.

San Jose, Costa RIGA. - Diplo-
matte sources said Saturday that
economic demands upon Costa
RIGA were contained in the re-
cent German communication re-
questing that no action against
Germany be taken at the Ameri-
can ministers conference July 20.
In addition to observing that
any action at the Havana confer
ence affecting Costa Rica's neu-
trality would be "disadvantag-
eous," the German communica-
ton was quoted in diplomatic
circles as saying:
1. Frozen deposits in the Cos
ia Rican National bank intended
for exports in Germany should be
made available to the reich, pos
sibly to maintain German ships
and crews in refuge in Costa Ri
can ports. Enactment of a law to
this end was asked.
2. The treatment accorded Ger
man naval units refuged in the
port of Punta Arenas is not as
satisfactory as that accorded al
lied naval units there.
The same sources said it was
understood that all five Central
American governments would re-
ject the German minister's note,
and indicated Costa Rica's reply
to all phases of the communica-
ton would be in harmony with
the answers by the other govern
ments.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
STEEL MILLS ARE
RUNNING FULL BLAST

Cleveland. = Day and night
along the qGreat Lakes, electric
monsters are rushing ashore the
~<'pay dirt" which is vital key
ito Americas defense.
The "dirt", strategically as pre-
ecious as gold in wartime, is iron
core, 1t is the basic constituent OF
shells and scooters, armor and
automobiles, castings and cookie
cutters.
This IS pnecef the biggest ore
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18

shipping years in United States
history. Mills are producing steel
virtually at capacity, and it takes
millions of tons of ore to keep
them going.
Two tons of the ore with coke
and limestone. make a ton of
limestone, make a ton of iron,
which may be transformed into
steel with little ''shrinkage".
Three hundred giant freighters
are shutting cargoeS of ore to
loWer-lakes mills from northern
ranges.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18

Granville wilt has made it's ap-
pearance on a small number of
Greene County tobacco farms, ac-
cording to J. w. Grant, assistant
farm agent of the State College
Extension Service.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18

from Mill Creek, were picnick-
ing at the camp. Also Misses Ha-
Eel McGinnis from Shouns, Tenn,
and Edith Davis, of Kenneth
Square, Pa, are spending week
at the camp.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18

under the leadership of Rev. and
Mrs. c. H. Browning. There was
also a group of eighteen with
Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Lackey, of
Mooresville, in charge.
Rev. J. C. Wooten's Bible class.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
BRITISH SHOOT DOWN
80 INVADING PLANES

London.-A. v. Alexander. first
lord of the British admiralty,
said in a broadcast Saturday that
the British had shot down at
least 80 invading German planes,
and probably so more, in the last
eight days.
He added:
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-18
BRIEF NEWS FROM
CAMP RAVEN

Among the recent visitors who
spent a week at Camp Raven
Rock was group of forty young
people from southwest Virginia