davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Odd Lofs-25c to 59c
TOILETRIES
lOc choice

Compacts, Luxor Face Cream,
Pitkin's Alkalizer, Nail Pencils.
Self-applied Wave Sets, Pinaud
Talcums, Mavis Talcum, Bril-
liantine, Bath Salts, Toilet
Waters, etc.
t53) Toiletries; including ma
tlonally known brands of Lip
stick and Rouge. assorted Per-
fume by the dram, Pinaud's
Toilet Water, and hair Tonic
with oil. Reg. 100 CSC
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Thomas B. Shaw, Retired
Engraving EmpIoye, Dies

Thomas Bowie Shaw, 86, retired
employe of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing and a resident of
Washington for more than SO years,
died Tuesday after an illness of two
weeks.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Dropery and
Upholstery Fobries
IL Price
Wsre I9c to 1913
Now Zoe to 99c yd.

" eye A1C 80 40
Now Zoe to &c I'd.
Remnants Of cretonnes, home
spuns, jaspe, crash, marquisette,
velour, monks cloth and col
ored nets.
(19) Quilted Rayon Taffeta
Window Cornice. Reg. 100 3Sc
(49) 6-Pc. 49c Cottage Sets, 10c
t497) Curtain Fabrics, useful
lengths. Reg. 15c-19c yd.----3c
(l93) 36-in. Terry Cloth; mostly
tan. Reg. soc yd.--------.2 24c
(247) Pieces Of Rayons, Laces
and Nets. Reg. 19c yd. 10c
(l63) Drapery Fabrics. Mill
lengths and full pieces. Reg.
29c yd. ------1 1Oc
Goldenberg'@Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Irreeulars of &c
SILK HOSE
49c

Full-fashioned ringless chiffon
stockings, sheer and clear s.
thread crepe, in spring colors.
Sizes 81a to 1917.
(188 prs.) All-Silk Chiffon Hose;
3-thread, ringless, also silk serv-
ice weight. Reg. ACC pr. 39c
1888 prs.) Run Resist Silk Hose;
sheer chiffons. Irregulars Of
59c quality ---- 29c
(260 prs Ringless Chiffon Hose;
full fashioned, and 3 thread.
Mill mends of 69c quality 19c
(l66 prs.) Kant-Run Rayon
Hose; service weight, assorted
colors, broken sizes. Seconds
Of 39c quality ----- 19c
(2s9 prs.) Silk Chiffon Hose;
knit to flt, assorted colors and
broken sizes. Seconds of soc
quality -----l5c
tl39 prs.) Rayon Hose; service
weight, assorted colors and
broken sizes. Seconds of 29c
quality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lac
t2l6 prs.) Children's Anklets;
in new spring patterns, sizes
8 to 1012. Irregulars OF 29c
quality ----------- 15c
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Women's SEC and 79c
FABRIC GLOVES
39c

Novelty styles in rayon suede
fabric. all leather trimmed or
with leather backs. Black,
brown, wine and navy.
t144 prs.) Women's Capeskin
Gloves; also pigskins. Reg. 1863
pr. - 89c
t22 prs-) Boys Capeskin Gloves;
fleece lined, 1-clasp. Reg. 100,
49c
(3S prs.) Women's Wool Gloves;
imported hand made, broken
sizes. Reg. soc pr.--29 29c
(87 prs.) Children's Wool Nit
tens; elastic knit wrist, broken
sizes. Reg. 29c pr.---15c
(59 prs.) Wo I'm ems Fabric
Gloves; broken sizes. Reg. 29c
quality -----------l0c l0c
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Dance at RiverduIe

A dance for the benefit of the
Riverdale CMd) Parent Teacher
Association will be held in the school
Saturday from 8 to IL pm.
Evening star., 1940-02-15

children, Mrs. Dorothy 3rockman
Of Arlington, Vs., and the Misses
Helen and Mary Shaw Of Hyattsville.
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lis home at ssls Seventeenth street

his home. at 3619 Seventeenth street
NV.
Mr.. Shaw was member OF the
United Brethren Church, and was
the oldest member of Mount Vernon
Council, Junior Order Of United
American Mechanics, having joined
the council in 1893.
He leaves two sons, Ernest L. Shaw
of Washington and Chester e. Shaw
OF HyattsSille, Md; three grand
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Parking Lot Action Asked.

All traffic men in Singapore,
Malaga, have been ordered to wear
white only.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
itch
IS UP TO YOU"
SAYS P0SLAM
ADVERTISEMENT.

You would not trade the CRATE
ful relief and comfort for a hun
dred dollars that a single box of
Poslam often brings to itching, in
famed, eczema-tortured skin. You
can tell you are going to be helped
because the very first touch of this
concentrated, yet gentle ointment
usually soothes the irritation and
burning at once. Poslam penetrates
the outer layers of the skin and
thus secures deeper action. Don't
delay your relief. Get a box of
Poslam right away at your drug.
Rist, SOC,
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Regular 9.95 Solid
MAPLE BEDS
4.66

They're full size beds of solid
maple. We've just 13 to sell
and this will prove a lucky
number for those who come
early for this bargain.
U Dresser; of solid Philip.
pine mahogany, with hanging
mirror. Reg. 34.85 - 1900
~ 4-Post Beds; of solid Phil
ippine mahogany. Specially
priced. Reg. 19.95-- 1000
G Hutch Cupboard; of solid
maple. Reg. 24.95 --15.oo
n) Modern Cadenza Buffet;
butt walnut veneered. Sold as
is. Reg. 29.95 .- 1900
~ Toilet Tables; of solid maple,
with hanging mirror. Reg.
1896 ---------7.0 100
~ Modern China Cabinet:
walnut veneered. You save 1895.
Reg. 2495 1900
1 Console Server; butt wal
nut veneered. Reg. 1888 500
1) Solid Maple Dresser. Sturdy
solid maple with hanging mir
ror. Reg. 24.95 400
1) 6-Pc. Modern Dinette Suite;
sold regularly at $500 -. $500
1) 7-Pc. Dinette Suite; 18th
century curly maple veneered.
Reg. 10000 -69 500
(1) Ape. Modern Bedroom
Suite; walnut veneered, with
simulated eggshell leather
fronts. Reg. 149.00 ----84.ee
1) Innerspring Mattress; COW
cred with imported damask,
Reg. PATS -l6.00
~ Box Spring and Innersprins
Mattress. Just one, 50 hurry.
On legs. Reg. 31.50- 1900
~ 1nnerspring Mattresses; art
ticking coverings. About half
price. Reg. 12.95---6.66
Q) Studio Couch; with Inner
spring mattress. Reg. 1895, 17.75
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-15
LAMPS

(S) Sway Floor Lamps; floor
samples of 9.95 grade -. 6.SS
~ Crystal Lamps; shades
soiled. Reg. 3.95 ---1.69
(5) Table Lamps; floor samples,
several wanted styles; sold cas-
is" Reg. 4.95-5.95-2.Ss
(S) Card Tables; imitation wood
veneer top. Reg. 2.49----1.96
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1940-02-15

(2) Sport Goats; / navy
plaid back, size 16, and
wine color, size IA. Reg.
1895 -6.9 6.99
(3) Jacket Goats; in needle
point materials with sealine
dyed coney jacket. Sizes IL
and IA. Reg. 1886 1888
az Untrimned Dress Coats;
fitted styles in double twill
fabrics. Sizes 1916. Reg.
1880 lO.64
(3) Jacket Goats; trimmed
in tip skunk and cross fox
furs, sizes IA and 10. Reg.
1895 - 32,99
Evening star., 1940-02-15

(37) Women's Il Misses
Dresses; in rayon crepe;
broken sizes, IL to 40. Reg.
1888 and 3.99 1853
(29) Women's 4 Misses
Dresses; in magic hour and
other wanted fabrics. De-
sirable colors, broken sizes,
IL to A. Reg. 500 and 7.95.
3.97
(17) Jackets and One-pc.
Dresses; in spun wool and
magic hour. Broken sizes
IA to AZ. Reg. 10.95-- 6.97
(l1) Evening Dresses; of
rustling taffeta and crepe.
Broken sizes, IL to 20. Reg.
SOS and 7.95- 1853
Evening star., 1940-02-15

Spring styles and colors
in acetates and alpacas.
Broken sizes, but you'll
find sizes, IA to AZ in the
lot.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
y. S. S. Washington
Is Launched Today
HoeySuggests
Legion Aid In
Defense Plans

Raleigh, June 1.-(AP)-Governor
Hoey today suggested the appoint
ment ot a committee III each AmeSl-
can Legion post in North Carolina
ito cooperate with government
agencies in unearthing un-Amerlcan
activities and discovering the pos
Sible plans for SubvcrSive teachings
and spreading Of dangerous propa-
ganda among the people
In d letter to JuniuS H. Rose OF
Greenville, State Legion command
er. the Chief Executive said we
know what the system OF espionage
and sabotage has accomplished IN
other countries and we must not
sleep while these forces work in any
part of our land.
Il call upon you as COMMUNICATIVE
chief for the Legion in North Caro-
lima. he wrote, Ito enlist the active
assistance of the various legion posts
throughout the state and OF every
individual, LcsioanGifc ~ aid i'll on
national program and in sustaining
the efforts being made to make our
own country safe in the principles OF
real AmericaniSm."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
Raj Claims
Victories
Filters Say They Are
Shooting Down lNazi
Planes Faster Than
Thew Can Be Built.
By DREW MIDDLETON

With the Royal Air Force Com
mand Somewhere in England
June l.-(AP)-Royal air force IllerS
believe they are shooting down Ger
man planes twice as fast as naZl lac
tories can turn them out.
Between flights Of the death pa
troll over the English channel, SEN
lOr officer who holds several medals
and citations said:
Il think we are knocking down
five for every one we lose, putting
two out Of action for every one their
factories can produce"
Declaring that Jerry never goes
for us unless he's got bloody good
odds in this favor" this officer en-
phasized, as all England has done,
that we need ships and more SHIPS.
Our ships are better armored'
he said, and our ships are more
mancuverable. Whether its nature
or training, when we see jerry we
attack. When ne sees us he counts
us before he fights. But we need
more ships"
A dozen filters related how an RAJ
patrol shot down twelve German
planes in battle yesterday over
Dunkerque, though outnumbered gu
to p and lost only one plane IN the
action.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
Virginia Marshall, IS
Year Old Descendant
of John Marshall,
Christens First Capt.
tai Ship Launched
Since 1921.

Philadelphia, June l.-(AP)-Thc
35 ,0OO-ton battleship Washington,
first capital ship addition to the
United States fleet since 1921, was
launched into the Delaware river at
the Philadelphia navy yard today
before a cheering crowd Of 10000.
Wartime restrictions blanketcd the
navy yard as the S65,000,000 battle
wagon" slid down the ways.
Fifteen-year old Virginia Marshall,
great-great-g Observation-Disclosures OF
Chief Justice John Marshall, christ
ened the battleship in honor Of her
home state, Washington.
Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mas
sachusetts, declared in an address
to the gay throngs Of spectators that
the launching signalled the begin
ming OF renaissance of naval pre-
parcdness" that will protect the
United States from any attack.
The American people, said Walsh
chairman of the Senate naval ccm-
mittee, ARE determined at all cost
to prepare for any eVentuallty that
may follow the European war;
The Washington, mounting nine
16-inch guns. exceeds by 1900 tons
the largest ship the Navy now has
afloat. However, the Washington
and sister ship. the North Carolina,
which will be launched at the New
York navy yard later this month,
will not join the fleet for more than
q year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
All of BEF Save One
Division Returned to
England; No Authori.
tative Estimate of
Number of Casual
ties.

A Southeast Coast Port in England,
June 1.-(AP) Britain eXulted to-
dav at one Of the greatest military
rescueS of all time as it was estlmat-
ed unofficially that all save one di-
vision of the British eXpeditiOnary
rorcc-a division originally number
ing 15.OGN-had been brought back
from the German death trap in Flan-
derS.
The strength of the BEF sent into
Belgium at the outset OF the great
war in the west was placed at 49,
OOO men. How many were killed in
the spectacular 20-day campaign is
not aSccrtainCd. At all odds, however,
some unofficial sources put the num-
bcr OF returned men at well above
100000.
Though it was announced definite
figures could not be released as yet,
informed sources reported Il tremen-
dous increase in the numbers of
homecoming troops.
When King Leopold III ordered
the surrender Of the Belgian army
last Tuesday and thus laid open the
allied left flank, the BEE appeared
To be faced with the alternative of
putting up the white flag or being
annihiatcd by an onruShing German
army Of some 100000 men.
There has been neither surrender
nor annihilation. Covering the with
draWal Of the British army Hitler
sought to destroy, British and French
force still arc Waging furious rear
guard action against the naZis closing
in ON the narrowing Dunkerque cor
rider.
Allied naval guns and the allied
air forces are supporting the with
draWal and embarkation proceeding
under the additional cover of low
lying fog that has hampcred the OPP
erations Of the numerically superior
German air force.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01

land.
Italy still lowered on the sidcllncS,
apparently drawing steadily closer TO
the decision which might send her
armies northWard while the Germans
pushed southwark in d gigantic PIN
GERS on France.
Italy called up ten thousand non
commissioned officers today to sup
plement a force Of $4,000, while both
in Italy and in Spain clamor grew
for Great Britain to relinquish Glib
raIter-her stronghold al the west
ern gate Of the Mediterranean.
The reckoning varied, meanwhile,
on what the British called the great
est rescue in military history.
Unofficial British estimates that
three-fourths of the British eXpcdl-
rionary force had reached Britain
meant that from 100000 to 100000
Tommies of the $4,000 sent over to
face the nazi blitzkrieg had been
rescued.
The German price for the Fland-
ers triumph, British newspapers said,
was half a million men.
But the Germans estimated they
had one million allied prisoners not
counting the BelgianS and the Dutch
or will have when the mop up OF
Flanders is completed.
However, the nazi estimates prob
ably exceed the total manpoWcr OF
the British and French forces in the
campaign in the low countries and
northern France.
The Germans said they had taken
10000 prisoners in a pocket south OF
Lille alone. and had rccoupcd their
material losses by booty abandoned
by the allies in flight-brand new
motorized war machinery and CALI
non as well as hundreds Of thousands
of rounds, Of machine gun ammunl-
ton and large supplies of shells.
Despite adverse weather the Ger
man high command said naZl Tiers
had sunk five transports, damaged
three Warships and ten merchantmen
in raids on Dunkcrque. SpccdboatS,
they said also sank an allied de-
stroycr and a submarine.
In the air, the Germans said, the
score was 40 allied planes destroyed
to nine nazi planes lost.
The Britlh, however, declared
they had shot down or seriously dam
aged &C planes at a loss of only ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01

bic forces OF discord and dlShar-
mOny." -.
The New Dealers have to admit
that there's a bit of disharmony be-
tween pro" and anti New Deal
Democrats, but they don't like 10
have it harped upon by Wenoell
Willkie, who was Democrat NM
self until comparatively recently.
Poor Comparison?
And anyway, they say, such an
outfit as the United States govern
ment can't irlagina5ly be as Tree from
differences of opinion among o1flcialS
as an automatically run concern ike
WILKES power kingdom; II one OIL
Winddell's subordinates (even very
big one) shows signs OF disagree
ing with his boss in the slightest
particular, Wendell fires him IN
inSanter. -
Those who remain are loyal, all
rieht-they wouldn't remain other-
Continued on Page Five}
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
Britain ExuIts At
Rescue Of Troops
Rumanian Foreign
Minister Resigns

Bucharest, June 1.-(AP)-
Foreign Minister Grigore Gafen-
Gu resigned today because OF ill
health" and was immediately
replaced by Ion Gigurtu, minis
ter of communications and a
close friend of the German gov
eminent.
The resignation of Gafcrcu,
who has been energetically pro-
British and prO-French during
his two years as iOrt.gn minis
ter, came as surprise.
u Is understood tnat Gi"urtu
has been entrusted by King
Carol with re-Orientating Ru-
manian policy to obtain better
relations with both Berlin and
Moscow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
British Accomplish
''G1reatest Retreat"
In Military History
French ClaiG.1 to BE Holding German Onslaught
on Soz1nne front; Italy Still Hovers on Brink of
War; Italy and spain Begin Clamor for Britain
to Relinquish Gibralter.
(Ey The Associated Prcssy

German forces wncccd today in attack on the Sonme
vCr-lle allies line guarding Parsas batc-saned allied
troops nachcd lrm the nz death in Flanders reached
he safety Of England.
The French said they held against the nlzi onslaught the
south bank of the lower SCme in battle launched by the Ger
yesterday, resumed at dawn today, and still going
bridgehead which the French established the north
side of river bore The brun Of the German assault but the
nazis struck also at positions on the south bank.
With the Germans striking along the S0mme front while still
hcmmng Of The trapped allied armies in Flanders,
phase of the began.
The allies expected and Germany limited nazi attempt to
down on France before Oosng any attempt to invade Eng
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
In
Ireland Seek
Passage Home

Galway, Ireland, June 1.-(AP)-
Nearly LOO Americans sought pas
sage home on the liner President
Roosevelt amid confusion today.
Passengers mad their tickets, but
at noon nobody knew whether they
were actually going on board.
There were reports here the liner
Washington would call for passen-
gers left behind, because plans to
carry Some passengers between decks
were cancelled without explanation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
Less Than A Dozen House Runoffs Are
Possible, Survey OF Results Shows

led Representative w. c. Pittman by
two votes. $50 to 628, but was forced
into a second primary because OF
several hundred votes cast for other
candidates.
There are ten Democ}ytic House
races in which second heats are per-
missible, but there is no certainty
there will be that many in view Of
the fact that several Of the second
placers may decide not to make the
race. This seems to be the case in
Guilford. at least, where Rupert I.
Pickens of High Point was The only
candidate to get majority on the
first ballot, and where three seats
were at stake The two men entitled
to runovers. however. have already
announced they will not call for
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
RY HENRY AVERHL.

Raleigh, June LESS than q dozen
runoff primaries for seats in the l941
North Carolina House are possible
from the results Of last Saturdays
primary balloting, a survey of the
vote shows.
. In the other 80 counties candidates
were nominated either without pri-
mary opposition, by securing a ma
iority in 10 first primary on they
will be named by convention, as in
Watauga county.
There were few Republican pri-
maries for the House, but oddly
enough one Of these brought the
closest race of them all. In Avery
county State Senator j. V. Bowers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
A, +. Woltz Dies
At Raleigh Today

Raleigh. June 1,-(AP)-Albcrt
edgar Volt, G3 senior auditor for
he state revenue department, sew
cral times member of the general
assembly, aid former state senator
died at a hospital here today
He served in the state house Of
in 1921, 1923 and
1927, and in the state senate from
1923 to 1926. He offered the state
school equalization law and was
member of the state board Of cquali-
cation from 1927 10 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
Manhattan 10
Sail Tomorrow

Genoa, June l.-(AP)-The sail
ing of the liner Manhattan Avas post
poned today until noon tomorrow be-
cause of the rush of Americans try
ing to quit Italy before the Medi-
terranean is bottled up by possible
spread of the war.
Officials who had hoped to start
the ship back for the United States
today were handicapped by a jam
of nearly 1000 passengers-mostly
Americans.
Some who had IN be turned away
offered as high as $1,000 for the $500
o s4C0 ticl.etS-Withcut takers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
FBI Forms
DefenseU Unit
Hugh II. Clegg, Vete-
ran Oman, Heads
Fifth Column Investi-
CATION Group.

Washington, June l.-(AP)-Crca-
ton Of a national defense invcSti-
CATION" unit was announced today by
the Federal Bureau of investigation.
Hugh H. Clegg, veteran Oman and
at present an assistant director of
the FBI in charge of training and
inspection, was appointed to head
the new group, which will have
among its duties investigation of
"fifth column" and similar activities
Continued on page tWn>
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
ITALO-GREEk PACT
BELIEVED SIGNED

Athens, Greece, June 1.-(AP)
Belief that secret understand
ing exists between Greece and
Italy, designed to keep Greece
from becoming a battle ground
in the event Italy enters the war,
was expressed today in British,
French. Turkish and YugosIav
quarters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01

them.
The other counties in which run
offs will be held, if the runners-up
demand them are: Allegheny, w.
Bert Edwards against w. Fender
(here an incumbent, Sam Brown
was Ultimately; Harnett, J. H. Sen
ter against Neill Nick Ross, incum-
bent: Montgomery, E. R. Burt, in
cumbcnt. against o. c. Bruton Estate
senator); Pamlico, Dawson Delmar
against w. w. Booker; Perquimans,
J. S. McNder against J. T. Benton,
inc: Pitt, S. O. Worthington against
J. E. Station; Richmond, H. F. Brown
against L. D. Frutchey; and Yancey'
Davis Fouts against R. c. Deyton.
CONTINUED on page two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
u like Dare
Is Resented
Third Term Boosters
Say Wilkes Debate
Proposal Is Out OF
Order.
Ey CHARLES p. STEWART

Central Press ColumniSt
.r.,o. June l.-Werdeil l..
nc Commonwealth and
1"a power magnate and Repub-
presidential possibility, sue
@.--" III getting third-term New
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01

Washington. June 1.-(AP)-
President RooSeveltS expanded
national defense program, it was
estimated officially today. will
swell federal expenditures in the
fiscal year beginning July l to
SIG.45I.G0O.00O. and the years
deficit to S4.173,700.000.
When the President sent his
annual budget message to Con-
err>> lust five months ago he
anticipated spending SS.524.0GO,-
0na and having a deficit of ST.
$500. OG0.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
HITLER RELEASES
DUTCH PRISONERS

Berlin, June 1.-(AF)-AdOlf
Hitler has ordered the German
commander in The Netherlands
to release Dutch war prisoners
because they fought as "hOncSt
soldiers, it was officially an
nOunccd tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
Former American
Embassy Clerk Is
Held By British

London. June 1.-(AP)-Tylor
Kent. clerk dismissed by the Unit.
cd States embassy. has been detained
by order Of the home secretary.
The detention was declared to have
been ordered gin consequence OF &C
ton taken by United States AmbaS-
sador Joseph P Kennedy, lin coop
Grafton with British authorities"
Washington, June 1.-(AP)-Tyler
G.. Kent. former clerk in the United
States embassy in London, who has
been detained by British authorities,
was born 20 years ago in Manchuria
of American parents.
His mother is residing in the Unit
ed States. the State department said,
but declined to give the address. The
department said his father is dead.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
Inmates Of
So I1ding
Are Raised
Latest Arms Recon-
mendations G. i " e
respective Military
BIZ of S4,672,011,-
352; Y and e n b er g
SAYS Guard Proposal
Shocking.

....r~. Janc l.-(AP)-Con-
s ,,dar behind President
..... r.'' for another billion
GRITTY the rampartS of ma
.-.--o. butt there was sharp
.r IN the ranks over his re-
. power to call out the ma
- I'd. II needed.
...- parties came stauncA
ne broadened prepared
., Representative Martin Of
.~uccS. the Republican lead
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01

Dealers thrOugnly
sore the other day
by expressing a
yearning to debate
with Franklin D.
Roosevelt the qrles-
ton:
Has Roosevelt
done as good a job
for he United
States as Willkie
has done for pub
lie utilities?
OF course. Will
kie's plain impii-
cation was that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01

WEATHER FOR THE WEEK.
Occasional local Thunderstorm
ers in south portion and by mid
die or latter part of week over
north portion; SeaSOnablc tenn
pcratureS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01
EloaHQh
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

Partly cloudy tonight and
Sunday: possibly light showers
on north coast and in extreme
northwest portion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-01

the argument easily. That
&po>ercltjans h.t, for one
-' made them still hotter
-a.aa to credit for 100 per
.-,ity organization, where
~sacy. feeding upon poll
-..aco and privilege, has
~.g within itself the lneVIta-