davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FARMS FOR RENT.

BEAUT. BRICK HOME. FURN: BEDR,
baths, 100 a.. tenant dwelling. flower
garden r. D. GRAHAM. Fairfax 81 or So
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BARGAIN-S8 $50

Lovely 3 bedrooms. III baths. den. ga
rage, living room. fireplace. large dining
room and kitchen: ample modern cabinets;
CHI 5234 '
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28O5 RITTENHOUSE ST
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK =
NEW BRICK HOME large lot, beautiful
trees; 3 bedrooms . baths. large living
room recreation room. fireplace: oil burn
er AR conditioned. garage. OPEN FOR
LESLIE D. MEASEII. WO 4733
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHED.
A BARGAIN,
61s VAN BuREN ST. N.


61s VAN BUREN, ST. NV
tNesr Walter Reed Hospitai)
Six-room detached t3-bedroom) house
porches. hardwood floors, h. w heat, an
tnraelte blower close to schools and fast
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
National 1900: 1012 18th St. NV.
1430 MERIDIAN PL. NV.
Refrigerator. Gas Heat Heat
322 ALLISON ST. NV.
Rooms and Bath. $50 so.
o,s ,I9h HARRY e n A oLIkER CO. ,,
204 RANDOLPH PL. NE.
rooms and bath. h.-w.h. large base
ment and bult-in garage: in new-house
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept National $3.50.
1920 18th ST. NV.
Rooms and Bath,
Good Rooming House Location.
American Security g. Trust Co.,
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. MA 4s15.
NEAR NATIONAL CATHEDRAL,
1904 3sth ST. NV.
Six spacious rooms. baths, heated in
closed sleeping porch and inclosed break
fast porch; automatic oil heat. built-in ga
rage; newly redecorated. Unusually fine
value at 500 per month.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K St. NV District 1918
FOR RENT.
1894 A. st W. r. "a b.. oil heat S75r5
1914 Mich. ave. n.e.--5 r.. . b.. gas h. g" so
LIZ No. Cap.-S r. b., h. w h. gar ROT )
1243 33rd n.w.-6 rms, b., oil heat $500
COZ Otis nj nw-6 r. b.. h-w h. gar. 50 50
35 Randolph n,w:-6 +. b.: h.-w.h. 5000
1877 Wis ave n.w.--6 r. b., oil heat $50
9o5 7th se-T rms, b., elec. 37,50
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV. MA. O350
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1909 BUCHANAN ST NW.-s
% rms. baths: oil heat $3.50 90
1888 Van Ness st. n.w.--6 rms. 2
baths; oil heat o5 90
1905 Fern st. n.w.-9 rms, .
baths; oil heat 40. .oo
4206 18th st. ne-6 rms, bath IS 90
:,301 Newark st. n.w-s rms bath eS 90
phi 9TH st. n.w.-S rms bath $3.50
"a North Oakland st., Arlington.
Va.-5 rms. bath SIS 100
lSn4 Eemlock st. NV rms.
1900 D St NE rms. 2 baths. '''oo
oil heat ---- IS 90
%, % .iiu 81 nw-b rms. bath IS. 90
"oi Crlttenden st. n.w.-S rms
bath - 6o00
heat so m
alI5 :, Hyatt pl. n.w.-1o rms. O'o0
5sI7 Colorado ave. n.w.--s rms, 'Oo
bath 57.75
80 30 NeWton ST. hw.-b rms. bath $50
1852 You ST. nW.-6 rms. bath;
neat. light and hot water fur
. nished $3.50
PA Spring I'd. nw.--S rms. bath $3.50
2Ol2 Portner pl nw-6 rms
path; heat. light and hot water
furnished so IN
202S Portner pl. nw-S rms, b, 50 ,,f,
2015 Portner pl VT rms, bath 35.O
B. F. SAUL CO..
National oIu0 0os 1E.. G. >,,,,
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DOWNTOWN-CHOTCE
AIR COOLED.
1870 K ST. NV,

fJust West Of Conn Ave)
Living room with open fireplace, bed
room, dressing room, electric kitchen. tile
bath with shower. Venetian blinds, tinted
walls, $3.50.
L. e BREUNINGER e. SONS
1870 K st. NV. National 204O.
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FOR RENT
DETACHED HOMES.
CHEVY CHASE Mn

1903 Norwood Drive-ST5
Drive out Wisconsin ave. Just past Dis
trict line. Lovely home on large lot
Rec. hall living room with fireplace
bright dining room. 3 bedrooms. kitchen
ard bath. screened side porch: elec. re-
frigeration. detached garage
1905 Norwood Drive-SS5
Beautiful home, rec hall, living room
with fireplace dining room 9 bedrooms,
kitchen. tiled bath with built in tub and
shower extra toilet and lavatory on bed
room floor; large screened front porch.
toilet and laundry In basement; front and
rear yard. detached garage: electric re-
frigeration
14o4 K CAFRITZ DI. eOS0
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY roa SALE.

With attracttvely planned " acre, together
recommend this 7-room house as the best
buy, for S7.950 IN Arlington. Va Large,
closets and windows. Near schools, stores.
churches and 10c bus. Not q new house
put in many. respects better: exclusive
Box 4(f,-X Star ~'
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101 North Alfred st.
Alexandria 1OS4-l S25.

D. S. MACKALL Jr.
Great Falls Rd. LANGLEY. Va.
oxford a1-W-12
Ohers: Several rare residential homesites
between Chain Bridge and Great Falls. Va.
Over 4 Il acres. 300 It. river front. Several
tracts overlooking the river. Others with
streams. springs, woods. etc II acres
overlooking Great Falls. Compare these
properties with any in the same proximity
OF the District.
GROOM STUDIO BUNGALOW, PANELED
liyins room and study. , bedrooms. full
basement. oil heat, large lot. Open. 1915
N. Roosevelt St, Arlington. Va S6,950.
LUTTRELL AGENCY,
Falls Church
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA. / MILE SOUTH OF CULPEPER,
Route .9-,73 acres, l4-room house 3
paths. h;,Wh.. lights hardwood floors liy-
ing rnl 53xs0 #. fireplace. paneled dining
rnl. yard with shrubbery. most desirable
summer home, For further particulars,
peper, Va.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE

2145 QUEENS CHAPEL RID. NE.
Just north OF New York ave. at Biadens-
burg rd., few moments to the heart Of
the city via New York ave Excellently
located In industrial zone. Three-story
building with driving ramp, containing ap-
proximatel ly .2S.500 square feet, with large
loading platform containing 1900 square
feet. adjacent to railroad siding Call Mr..
Hisle
14th &K CAFRITz. DI a0sO.
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80 ACRES. MILES b. c. MODERN
house, 2-story, cellar, Z rooms, bath, h. :
VIII, cleo, inclosed porches garage, chicken
house, stables; large frontage on road: 2
smaller houses on property. Price, $50, 900,
MTEANK M N. SULLIVAN District 3434.
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ARL1NGTON-AN EXCEPTIONAL, BUY.
New home, 2-story Colonial; 5 lge rms,
siI-modern kitchen. tile bath, air. cond.,
with 8 Ice. trees: mr.. bus lines, 1Oc fare
Price. $4,000; r. H. A. OWNER S5S North
WOODROW st. Chestnut 2lRh call ewes
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE FOR SALE.
TOURIST CAMP SITES AND OTHER
Tesms. T BOX ss2-Y. Star. '
/ WILL GIVE SOME GOOD. LOTS ABsO-
building. aiiei Box SOC, Star. ~ s.
WOODED TRACT. 9k MILES FROM DIS
trict line, 6 acres, 800 #. road frontage:
$50 cash, $12 month price, S2S5. Direc-
tions. Out Nichols ave. through Anacostia
to Oxon Hill; follow U. 8. Route 224 to
Piscataway; left at Piscataway one mile to
JOHN WILLIAM McVICKER.
aa ACRES, $3.50: s ACRES. $1,000.
eopSAN eeass Yix RExrY hsrs Co. rGaa 81 4fs
81 ACRES AT HOLLY HILL. MD. I'M
proved with 6-rm. and sun porch house;
fruit trees and grape arbor; 1900 IT. on
main road and 100 Il: on water front.
Apply owner, :. azos. Z. SHEPHERD. Till Ga.
NEARBY TRACTS FOR EITHER Low
cost housing or q subdivision of high-priced
homes. Take ADVANTAGE of our survey of
available ground. Make known to US your
wishes, we will sndesvor to satisfy.
Tower Building. National 00s0. g.
A. 6 OR 10 A.-FARFAx co.
~ oxFoRD 7s-W-s. ~ s.
on PoTOMAC. AT CHAIN BRIDGE, AR
home built BY owner. First entrance on hill
va WooDLEY 1855.
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FACING SOLDIERS HOME PARK. 31l4
Park pl. n.w.-S-room. baths brick, newly
decorated; auto. heat: S62 so CO. 5355-R
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APARTMENT SITE.

10000 so it.. level ground. opposite Govt.
park. sewers and water: ideal location. rea-
Sonable terms. DI. 0067.
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BRAND-NEW, 5-RM. BUNGALOW. POUL-
try house: lilo acres: $3.50 up. MOD
Elm z miles from Pa. ave. bridge. OWNER.
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BUILDERS. ATTENTION

CHEVY CHASE. Md LOTS SEP.
arately or, all to builder: two -50x11o.
81, 100 each: one 63xl11, cor, 81 500; one
l30xIO 90, 1875; on concrete street, all
improvements in and paid for.
YELLOTT & CO.,
woodward Bldg National 04S4
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612 BEVERLY DRIVE,
BEVERLY HILLS, VA.
Beautifully furnished 6-room and o-bath
detached brick, garage. oil burner. re-
triserator large porch and large lot: ex-
ceptional value
HARRY ROD.
National 4525 SI7 q ST NV
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POSSESSED TAKOMA PARK HOME,
lot bOx200: two-car garage. This is an
unusually practical home for q family re-
curing several bedrooms Price only
S595O. cash payment, $3.50; balance at
S45 per month, including taxes Immedi-
ATE posses sslon. SUBURBAN NATIONAL
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY wAhtEp

WANTED. ONE OR MORE OR 4 FAMILY
nats in desirable section, for investment
give price, location and other particulars
in reply Box 16S-B Star
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BOULEVARD APIS

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
So9 5O--2 bedrooms, large living room,
dinette. kitchen and bath.
pie 4240.
blocks south of last traffic light on Mt.
vernon blvd. left-hand side of street
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BETHESDA

1901 NORTH LANE.
Unfurnished apts.. consisting Of and 3
rooms kitchen, dinette and bath. Con-
$40 so to S65
R. MARBURY STAMP g. CO..
212 Southern BLDG Histrict s1s-'
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FARMS FOR SALE.

fANNNS SON SAI6.
173k ACRES. 10 CLEAR: SPRINGS.
3 tenant houses. farm buildings; Is miles
farm. tobacco land. golf course, riding
academy. L H. FETTY. Laurel. Md.
ANOTHER REAL BARGAIN.
Very-well-built S-rm. house lg. bank
barn and other necessary farm bldgs.:
125 acres of fine soil, all fenced and nearly
surfaced road priced for quick sale,
$500. $4,000 cash. balance 30 yrs. at
40. In Mont. County, Md, 81 miles from
D. c. line near beautiful Sugar Loaf
Mountain. Inspection by appointment only.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY, exclusive agent.
Barr Bldg. District 1921. Ewes. AID. 9771.
4O-ACRE FARM.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Broom house, elec refg. and stove, till
able land, spring and stream; $1,000, with
$500 cash.
VIM F. CARL1N,
S115 Ga. Ave, Silver Spring.
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| ARLINCTON-NEW GRIN. BRICK: REAL
| nome, beautifully situated on wooded cor
| ner lot; numerous unusual features In
! spection at North Wash. blvd. and Green
| b,ler st Es
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PROP. SALE OR RENT

BEAUTIFUL NEW STUDIO HOUSE, THREE
bedrooms two baths, recreation room; and
brick bungalow. Rent reasonable Near
Chevy Chase bus and schools. Phone Wis.,
consin 0S59.
Q RMS. AND B.; 25 ACRES IN VIENNA,
Va; h.-w. heat, cleo, shade. fruit near
bus. Sale or trade; also rent. r. COTTON
LEWIS. Clifton Station, Va. Fairfax
194-J-11.
COLONIAL BRICK MANOR .HOUsE--IM-
mediately available; partly furnished; 10
comfortable; extensive views, large. shade
trees. lawn, garden. barn with stablins for
''' A PLACE or RARE CHARM
Reasonable in price. Call Mr.. Farquhar,
BOSS g. PHELPS. Ma. 5000. or AD. O3O3.
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8 ACRES, GRIN. MOD. HOME NICE
shade shrubbsry: fruit; $4,000; in Fair
TAX, Va. Call Fairfax 81 or SS
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rooms and bath. . large rear
porches. rear yard. in excellent con-
dition: S41.50.
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tory; with charming garden, to October.
SSiOn month; immediate possession MA.
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NEW BRICK HOMES, COLONIAL DESIGN
j and rms. nr. Mt. Vernon blvd and
| city conv. with country comforts; S6.950 to
$500; sm. down pint. OWNER, Alex.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
(COntinuAd
FIREPLACE APARTMENT.
BRAND-NEW BUILDING

Iakoma Park Md, Beautiful brick BLDG
tile, bath (shower), model kit, garage
Cool quiet; $3.50. Others from $40. Res
mgr, Apt. A. ll05 Flower ave. SH 495S
DIXIE REALTY CO. MA 1880
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107 A ST. SEAT PLEAsANT-3 ROOMS
venient TO bus. g.
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914 G St NV District 1850
NORTH CHEVY CHASE. MD. -94o1 MONT
gomery aVe.-NeT center-hall home. con-
tanning rooms, l bath. oil heat, attached
garage, S15.
Chevy Chase. D. c.. 1916 Morrison St
Detached home. Il rooms l bath. automatic
heat, Lear garage, S15
LINKINS CO. 1890 Fl St NV
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SACEIFICE - DETACHED HOME. LEE
Heights. Va. Arlington Co.; 3 bedrooms.
kitchen and hall: air -conditioned; built-iri
garage; fruit cellar, maids room and bath:
large wooded lot; no reasonable offer re-
12-5. 4149 25th st. N Arlineten. Va.
1415 N. HUDSON ST. LYON VILLAGE,
ArlinRton-Nearly new 4heGrr cenfar
Evening star., 1940-05-04

TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND
New detached brick home z rms, 9
baths; lavatory on 1st FIR, 3 large bed
rooms: oil heat elec. refg. Can be seen
any time; $50
,oa WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-25
Little Hope Given
For Break I'm Cold
Lynch Bill
Faces Fight On
Floor of Senate

Washington. March 2%-(Ap)
IT" controversial anti-lynch-
ing bill was approved today by
10 to 5 vote CT the Senate judi
ciary committee.
This action sent The legislation
to the Senate floor. Some south
err senators already have given
notice they were ready to talk The
measure to death, if necessary, as
they did vixen i. came up there
previously.
Senator Conaaliy, Democrat,
Texas, who has led opposition t.
the legislation, told reporters aft
er the committees oyerWhelin-
ing vote Cf approval 1--WE are 60
ing 20 resist it. The Manner
helm lire will not even be
starter"
The bill which the ccmn2ittec
approved has already been pass
ed by the House. Ii provides
fines and Imprisonment for state
officers who permit ,yucfin@ to
occur and subjects state subdi-
visions to civil liability to lynch
victims or their relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-25
Hungarian Premier Confers.
With Ciano On BalkanAHairs
Conference With Mus
soliri Arranged for
Tomorrow; Hungary
Concerned Over Pos
sible Extension of Axis

Rome, March 25.-(AP) - The
visiting premier of Hungary and
I;aly's foreign minister, Count
Galazzo Ciano. conferred today on
Hungary's position in problems aris-
ing in southeastern Europe as re-
sult of the war.
The Hungarian premier, Count Pal
Telcky. is expected to talk with Pre-
mier Mussolini tomorrow.
The specific subjects taken up in
his conference with Ciano were not
disclosed but they were believed t.
include particularly Hungarian TO-
l2ti0nS with RUm1nia and possible.
rap2ro3chment between Italy and
Soviet Russia.
With Germany looking 10 Rumanla
for oil and othcr supplies, Italians
have advised Hungarians to hold
their territorial claims on Rumana
in abeyance until Europe is at peace.
Hungary wants Pennsylvania return
cd to her. This was lost in the World
war settlement.
WIln Russians now on the Hun
,arian frontier as d result of the Ger
a1"n-Russia1 partition Of Poland,
IiunGary also i cio-cly Interested in
~ policy Of TIC Romc-Bcrlin axis.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-25
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the SIR Walter Hotel.

Raleigh. March 25.-Thc State
Highway Planning survey has COM
oleted the first real maps ever
made Of North Cardinals counties.
They are now available at very slight
cost, a complete set of the 100 coun-
ties coming to S36.58.
The maps were completed only
after a year spent in field work and
about eighteen months of office
chartins and checking. James S.
Eurch. engineer Of Statistics and
Planning for the N. G. State High
way Commission, checked 65 OF the
counties .on the ground after the
laos had been completed. He re-
ports that they are accurate to the
last detail, showing the location OF
every house and even marking all
but tne most insignificant curves on
the roads down to the county roads
The maps were made from avla-
ton pictures and on a latitude and
Ionojtude' basis. This latter fact,
Burch said. makes them real maps
rather than sketches which IS
what all previous highway so-called
mans have been. The new maps are
on a scale of one inch equals one
mile. which gives room for all the
Geographical detail
They cost three cents per square
inch. Each county map Is maze so
inches wide, length depending on size
of the county. The maps may be OBJ
tanned by writing James S. Burch'
Engineer Of Statistics ana Planning
N. c. State Highway Comm!ssl"n'
and enclosing cheek drawn payable
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-25
Communists
On WPA
Witness Before Dies
Committee Has Com
munist Book Wit h
Roosevelt's Name.

Washington, March 25.--(ApJ---
james ii. DOL.Cn told the Dies com
nlltcc To-Day IN rc-opencd hearings
Oil un-Amcrican activities that nc
was 10th d communist party mem
Der and a teacher on WPA work.
Cr3 education project i'll Pittsburgh.
DCiaGn testified that he was ii
communist now and had been en-
gagged in communist activities in
China, Russia and the United State;
starting in 1897.
The slight, bcapcctaclcd witness,
who spoke in almost inaudible tones,
also identified as ono Of hi; posses
zion; what he said was q communis-
tic party membership book bearing
inc name "FrankIin d. Roosevelt"
Robert f. Lynch, the committees
new blood, powerful committee
counsel, attempted TO show that the
name was Dolacn's party psucdonym,
but the witness denied it vchemcntly.
Whose book is it," Lynch asked.
81 don't care to say" Dolson
snapped back. "Its under the name
of Franklin d. Roosevelt"
Previous committee witnesses have
said that communist party members
use names different from their own
for party membership cards and
books.
Regarding his teaching activities
in Pittsburgh, Dolsen said that "my
responsibility was to teach whatever
was assigned 20 teach within the
scope Of the education Of workers."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-25
Sun Spot Dlsturbs
Communications

?:rw York. March 25.---(AP)- A
hrGc .Dnt on the sun played hob
Nth r,,:nntinicatiHn Sunday.
Di.runt'rn Of telegraph and short
wave radio service W&e the worst in
81 years. some experts said. The
American Telephone and Telegraph
company, largest l2nd-line owner in
the country, said it was the worst
Csc Of Traffic impairment its en-
eireers could recall.
Cable communication between En-
rore and the New York APP office
broke suddenly at 1920 a. m. One
.. fuiI wa, lc:'tOred 1T 1:5J p. m.
~ """"nd 9t 3:17. Service ~
Latin American countries WIS TN
affected, in as much as it follows
north: Outh course.
The direct cause, according to d.
rector William Barton, Of the Hayden
>lanctar:an, was an 'cnOrmcuS' spot
o. the SUI, resulting in severe earth
currents.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-25
Hull Opposes
Boom For
Nomination

Washington. March 25.--(AP)-
Secretary Hull was reported autho-
relatively today TO be urging friends
to refrain from boosting him for the
Democratic presidential nomination.
These friends expressed the opin-
ion, however, that the 69-year-old
cabinet member would feel It party
duty to accept the nomination if it
hCuid lal! his way.
Wcll advised in:crmantS said that
Hull determined ,Omc time ago not
to seek any delegates 10 the Demo-
cratic national cOn"Crt;nn. He was
described as believing that ary poll
tical activity on his pant would I'M
pair his usefulness as head Of the
State department.
This attitude is in line with tn"
only public comment Inc secretary
has made on the prGgi1enti"l quoS-
tion. H told reporters carly in
January that he had no presidential
ambitions.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-25
Cold Forces
Postpone1rlel1t
Of Maneuvers

Langley Field, Va, March o
(AP)-ren officers and ono hundred
men. of the Tenth Ordance Service
Company at Langley Field, started
to Rocky Mount, N. c.. for maneuV-
ers at 6 a. IN. today but were torcea
to return after an hour and hall
because OF the cold.
Capt. E. P. Machining, command
ing the unit, on returning to the air
base said the manauVers were beng
postponed for one day because OF tn
weather.
He pointed out that pr2ct caliJ
all the service trucks and trailerS
arc open equipment and mo o. tn ;
men arc recruits. The pcr5"nncl
was travelling in IS service trucks,
one small arms repair truck ana IA
bomb trailerS.
Purpose Of the mancuVcrS IS u
test the handling of bomb serve
trucks and trailerS with a ca?aclty
load of filled bombs to tc%t b%m:
handling equipment dcVc!tp.4 al
LANGLEY: to supply the training o
officers in the 1Ath ORDINANCES EerV-
ice company, and to train an cnilStHt
DcrspnnCl for duty.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-25
Churchill Is
Expected AS
Spokesman
"Weil Inf orm e d"
Sources Say Five :
Member Cabinet Is
Likely; Meanwhile,
Britain Extends War
on Nazi Sea Commerce

London, March 25.-(AP)--E'rimc
Minister Chamberlain kept his own
council over Easter weekend con-
corning expected changes in his cab
Met but some speculation predicted
Il war cabinet of five members
would be named.
The London Star quoted well in
formed political circles" as saying
such group would be composed OF
the Prime Minister, Foreign Secrc-
tary Lord Halifax, Chancellor Of the
EAchcqucr Sir John Simon, Lord
Frivy Seal Sir Samuel Hoare, and
Winston Churchill, first lord of the
Admiralty.
Under this scheme, Churchill
would act as spokesman for all the
fighting services and the supply and
shipping ministry.
Meanwhile, Britain's war ships
secured Germany'S North sea ship
ping lanes in an effort To Stranglc
her trade with Scandinavia, Wnllc
suspicion mounted that the Reich
might be engineering a grab of Ru-
maniaS OIL
Pushing the blockade further from
home shores, British counted three
blows against Germapy's merchant
marine in the mine-infested waters
of eastern North sea.
Two German cargocs carriers be-
came the wars first merchantmen
victims Of British submarines dur
ing the Easter holidays.
The British also credited naval ac-
ton for the grounding of a 5000 ton
German freighter which ran ashore
on Jutland
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-25
Highway Planning Survey
Completes County Map Set

to State Highway and Public Works
Commission"
Cost of the various county maps
is: Alamance. SO, Alexander .36. Al
leghany. q. Arson &c, Ashc 80,
Avery 80, Beaufort As, BERTHE 40,
Bladen 50, Brunswick .45. Bun
combe liza, Burke, 80, Cabarrus So,
Caldwell 80, Camden 80, Carteret
.48, CasWeii .33, Catawba .45, Chat
ham 40, Cherokee Sc, Chowan .33,
Clay 80, Cleveland .33, Columbus
As, Craven As, Cumberland 80, Cur
rituck SO, Dare 90, Davidson SO,
BERTHE 80, Duplin 80, Durham 80,
Edgecombc .33, For,yth 40, Frank
lin .33, CASTOR 80, Gates 80. Gra-
ham 80, Granville 80, Greene .27,
Guilford .48, Halifax .36, Harnett
SO, Haywood SO, Henderson So.
HEREFORD 50, Hcke .33, Hyde As, Ire
dell 40, Jackson .36, johnson So,
Jones SO, Lee "a, Lenior 80, Lin
coin 80, Mcdowell, ~, Macon So,
Madison Sc, Martin .33, Mecklen-
burg, SO Mitchell 80, MONTGOMERY
SO, Moore SO, Nash So. New Han
over 80, Northampton AZ, Onslow
.36, Orange 80, Pamico, .33, Pas
quotanl 80, Fender -, Perquimans
.33, Person 80, Pitt 80, Polk SO,
Randolph .42, Richmond SO, Robe
son 40, Rockingham .36, Rowan. 45,
Rutherford SO, Sampson .48, Scot
land 80, Stanly Sc, Stokes SO, Sur
ry 40, Swain As, Pennsylvania 80,
Tyrrell 80, Union 40, Vance .27,
Wake .49, Warren 30, Washington
80, Watauga 80, Wayne .36, Wilkes
IS, Wilson SO, Yadkin 80, Yancey
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-25
Income Tax Returns
Nay Saue New Taxes
Unexpectedly Large
Receipts May Enable
T. easury To Stay
Within Debt Limit
Without Resorting To
N3w Taxes

- -.~.,nu. March 25.-(AP)-
.-.. .E.n .ui<tratjou officials claim
81. .E.v that unexpectedly large IN
-. .... ..,\ returns made it probable
e.. ,...s@rE could stay within The
s5. 200 debt limit without
-. ..\,-. II least until April. 1871.
THIS lid give the President and
......-> elected this fall plenty of
.... .svy said. to take whatever ac-
.... ...v consider necessary. The