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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-16
HOUSE OF MORGAN
TO Be DISBANDED
Finance Kings for Years
to Be Incorporated as
Public Institution
BY EARL B. STEELE

New York, Feb. 10 - (UP) -
We'll street believed today that the
]. p. Morgan and Company part
ners would be able to reduce their
income taxes by disbanding their
private banking partnership and in
cooperating as public institution,
as they plan to do April J.
The tax factor, and the fact that
they will be able to do business as
trustees under New York Incorpo-
ration. were believed today to have
inspired the decision that the Great
House of Morgan, synonym for
high finance for 80 years and with
assets last December 80 Of $671,-
578,699, would no longer be an as
sembly Of private stockholders.
The firm that has ridden every
boom tide and weathered the storm
Of panics and depressions since the
Civil War; that inspired the Arseiie
Pujo money trust" congressional
investigation under President Taft
In 1912: acted as agents for the
Allied powers In the World War and
survived the latest depression with
only minor readjustments, may let
the public participate In It's owner
ship under new arrangement. 1t will
be entitled to sell its stock to the
public, but 1t was said that no Offer
ings were planned Immediately.
In Incorporating, the firm must
give up Its brokerage business and
Its members will retire from the
stock exchange. 1t will, however, be
eligible to serve as trustee, more
profitable phase of banking than in
vestments.
1888 Investigation
In 1893, the senate banking and
currency committee, In an investi-
cation directed by Ferdinand Pc
cora as counsel, learned that not
one Of the 20 Morgan partners had
paid cent Of federal income taxes
for the previous two years. The in
vestigation led to New Deal laws
regulating banking, currency and
stock exchange methods. The In
come tax question figured in the
new incorporation plan as follows:
In years of prosperity, taxes on
higher brackets, but under the corp
orate form, profits may be retained
to build up reserves and surplus and
the shareholders tax rates are cor
respondingly lowered. 1t Is the firms
plan to make the partners share
holders In the new corporation:
their number of shares to depend
on their investments in the old
partnership. Morgan will remain
president.
Second In Morgan House
The new set up announced yester-
day evening at a press conference
attended by Morgan himself, will be
the second In the House Of Morgan
since the depression. 1t had to di-
vert itself of corporate securities
underwriting business under the
Banking Act Of 1888, and about the
same time Morgan Stanley and
Company was formed by three Nor
gan partners to handle that type Of
business.
Tt was announced that Morgan
and Company viii continue its in
transitional banking operations
fhroueh is interest in Morgan,
Grenfell and Co, Ltd, Of London,
ard Morgan, Gle. of Paris. The COM
Inv has announced that 1t win act
- agents for the allied nations in
nrexsl and Company Of Philadel-
nhia. Morgan affiliate, - being d.
snrcsf u the new arrangement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-16

YESTERDAY: Mrs. Donovan
returns, reads Of Dams waterfront
vigil. She gulps . glass Of whis-
key, gets tight. Dan and his ia
ther put her 10 bed. Their con-
Is interrupted by a
phone cali from Mrs. Martin. She
insists that Dan bring Lynda to
the Plaza for dinner. Dan agrees,
promising not TO disgrace his
parents again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-16

CAST or CHARACTERS

MARIE La PORTE - model IN
exclusive dress shoppe, lives ON
= barge.
DAN DONOVAN = playb0y son
II . rich Irishman. IN love with
Marie.
TOMMY RYAN - leader Of the
truckers fighting Marie's father.
LYNDA MARTN-soclety debu-
tante, wants TO marry Dan.
BAgTISTE LA PORTE-Marie's
father. owner Of . feet Of
barges.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
DR.. Edward Benes ceskosloven'
ske Americe.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Ceskoslovenska narodn1 ra-
da obdrzela prave kabelogram
presidia Narodn1ho vyboru &C.
skoslovenskeho v Londyne.
Uni takto:
V Londyne, Is. cervna 1910.
Necht cokoli sc stane ted We
Francii, Narodn1 vybor cesko-
slovensky Dude pokracovat V
dosavadni sve smernici spolu 5
britskou Tisf v jej1m zapase "a
evropskou svobodu a bez va
hani ponese svobodny prapor
Ceskoslovensky dokud dikta-
torske mocnosti nebudou ko-
necne porazeny.
DR.. Edward Benes
Narodni rada odpovedela ne
tento. projev kabelem:
Verime! Nepopustlme! wi
tezfme!
Ceskoslovenska narodnf rads
Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
cesky hosik obsti vybuchu
kamen.

We Schuyler, Nebraska, ro-
dina krajana Bedricha Juran-
ka dosla k ~nestest1, ktere z je-
,j1ho stredu vyrvalo tr1leteho
synacka Bedricha. Krone to-
no matka byla tax tezce popa-
lena, re jeji stav je kriticky, a
take otec pTisel k bolestnemu
popalenf.
Nestesti zavinila explose ka-
men, v nichz uhli nechtelo do
bre hofeti. Jurankova chtela
plamenGm pomoci pfilit1m pc
troleje. Otec v osudnou chv1li
poklizel v hospodafstvl, kdyz
uslysel zoufaly kirk sve man
zelky a videl valiti Sc z obydll
kotouce dymu.
Pribehnuv k hor1cimu stave-
nj, vnikl dovnitr a vynesl ven
trileteho synacka Bedricha, "a
tim CO jeho manzelka utekla
pred plameny, ackoliv odev ma
nj uz take horel. Podobne Sc
vznal odev i ma malem Bedri-
chow. Dcerusce Mari Jean,
ktera je petileta, Sc podarilo
vyvaznouti bez uhony.
Pan Juranek sc pokousel no
lyma rukama udusiti plameny
ma sve manzelce a synackovi.
Pr tom utrpel vazne popalenl
ma rukou i ma obliceji. Haste
sky sbor re Schuyler plameny
brzy zdolal, nebot Jurankova
farma je pouze tri mile vycho-
dine a ctyri mile jizne cd Schuy
Ter.
Plameny Size nezpGsobily
velke skody, dix rychlemu "a
krocen1 hasicG, lee vyzadaly 81
mnohem drazsf obet, t. j. lid
sky zivot nevinneho decka. Pa
nj Jurankova je v kriticke 81
tuaci a otec take trpl, coz jes-
te vice zvysuje jejich zal a bo]
mad ztratou synacka, o Jeho2
pohreb sc museli starati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Armada Spoj. StatI Dude
rozmnozena.

Clenove obou domd kongre-
su Sc chystaj1 podniknouti BOZ
O vetsl armada.
Pfedloha odporucena vybo-
rem ma vojenske zalezitosti o.
pravnila by armada 400, 900
muzn silnou. Nekter1 clenove
kongresu navrhuj1, ably cftala
100000, 100000 neb dokonce
million muzu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28

Ctyri horn1ci, z nichz til do
lovali uhl1 ma cerno" Gill but
legarsky, zaplatili minuly ty-
den svou praci svymi zivoty V
tvrdouhelnem rev1ru u Halle
ton, Pa.
Philip Walinec z New Phi
ladelphia byl pc poledni pre-
kvapen uhelnym plynem a pa
dl. Kdyz byl nalezen, byl uz
bez zivota a vsechny pokusy O
jjeho vzkTlsenf byly marny.
24lety Stefan Kasencak re
Shamokin spadl pfi praci do
sachty z hloubi 85 stop a byl o.
kamzite mrtev, jezto 81 zlamal
vaZ.
45lety Frantisek Tomasev-
sky re lions Grove Mahoney
City byl ma mfste zabit, kdyz
Sc ma neho sesula uhelna sloj.
Jeho rozmackana mrtvola by
la nalezena zachrannou cetou
ash "a hodinu 20 nestestf.
Stanislav Sunovsky z Port
Carbon byl zabit v dole spolec-
nosti Salem Hill Coal Co., kdyz
Sc dlouha rada uhelnych vozl-
XII vysinula S kolejf, a on byl
JIM pTimacknut Ike stene sach-
ty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28

V Hammond, Ind, Richard
Papa, otec tr1 decrusek, pfal 81
mfti take syna. Konecne Sc je-
no pTani vyplnilo a manzelka
mu jednoho povila. Pysny O.
tee pri rozdavan1 doutnlk1
svym znamym ma oslavu naro-
zeni dedice sveho jmena pad]
nahle mrtev. Byl skosen ochr.
nutlm srdce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28

Vypomocny serif S. M. Banks
dopravil do okresn1 budovy
horskeho mestecka Whites
burg, KY, 5O-galonovy p~flstroj
ma paleni Thu, O nemz pravil,
re jej nalezl v plnem chodu We
sklepe venkovskeho kostelika.
Grady nynf patraj1 pc majiteli
palfrny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28

(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.)

Ceskoslovenska narodni ra-
da Americe vydala toto pro-
hlasen1:
Lide Ceskoslovensky!
Stfny Mnichova paddy ma e.
vropsky zapad. HT1ch, spacha-
ny ma nasem narode vymstil Sc
ma svych pGvodc1ch, "a ktere
dnes trp1 cele narody. Padla
PaTfz, Verdun, Maginotova Ii
ME a Francie k~apituluje, zlo-
mena premoc1 lid i valecnych
stroll.
Katastrofa, jez postihla fran
couzsky narod, dolehla pretez-
ce i ma mas. Tisfce nasich kra-
janG bloudf bez Gle ztraceno
v milionove mase belgickych a
francouzskych uprchllkd pc
JIM Francii. Tisfce naSich vo-
jakG naleza Sc ma uzem1, jehoz
vlada kapitulovala a srdce ma
Sc Sc svfra obavami mad jich o.
SUDDEN.
A pTece ami v techto osudo-
vych hodinach nelze nam pod
dati Sc citu bolesti a zoufalosti.
NemGzeme ami ma chv1li pO-
pustit a zastavit Sc We sve pra-
ci. Musime pokracovat V "a
pase DEF Sc co DEF. Vzdyt ne
name jine volby. Nemuzeme
prece ustoupit v BOIL tery mas
narod vede uz o pouhou svou
existence. Prave my, kteri jsme
nejvetsf svobodnou skupinou
sveho nestastneho a vsemi
zkouskami osudu navSt1veneho
lidu, nem1zeme a nesm1me
zklamat narod v situaci nejkri-
tictejsf. Slfbili jsme 81 ma po-
catku druheho odboje, re
"V6rni z1staneme" a dnes jest
nam dokazat, re neslibovali
jsme marne a plane.
KapitUlacf francouzskou ne
koncf sc valka, ktera ma po-
vahu valek napoleonskych. Ia
Ike V tech valkach pred sto lety
Europa sc octla v rukach dix
tatora, jenz ovladl temeT celou
pevninu, podroboval 81 narody,
hrackou zvracel jejich vlady a
Poole sve vile a z VILE vytva-
rel move vasalske staty. A pre-
&c byl posleze srazen ma kole-
ma. Take novy vladce Evropy
najde svou Elbu a Ostrov sv.
Heleny pres vsechny dosavad-
nj sve dsp6chy. V Europe ne
nj dnes ostatne jen jeden dix
tator, ale tTi, zajmy jejich Sc
kTizuji a pTi delen1 kofist1 sot-
va Sc 1plne dohodnou. Angie
pokracuje dale v zapasu. A
merika procita a rychle zbroj1,
neb chape jiz jakym nebezpe-
elm vit6zne Nemecko by Sc j
mohlo staff. A nen1 NOME, a
by sc toto nebezpecf nepozna-
valo dnes i v Rusku, ohroze-
mem rychlym nemeckym vltez-
Swim mad Franci1. To vse bu-
de NIT svoje d1sledky. Nemec-
ko nenf jeste panem sveta a
jeho dosavadn1 1spechy jake v
pTipadu Napoleonove uspisuji
zaroven organisaci novehO Cd
poru proti jeho usil1 O svetovla-
du.
Nevzdavame Sc proto made
je a jake drive pevne verlme v
konecne vitezstv1 prava a spra
vedlnosti mad nasil1m a zloci-
men,. S bolesti V srdci, ale Sc
v~ztycenou hlavou a novym tyr
dym odhodlanim vstupujeme v
sevrenem siku do noveho lido
bf osvobozenskeho zapasu.
Vzdyt ma nasf dals1 praci a wy
trvalosti velkou merou zavisi
mravnf odolnost naseho marc
da donna. Mas narod nesm1 init
vedomf, re byl vsemi opuster
a nema v Siren svete pT1tele
Ceskoslovenska Amerika III.
stane mu verna a nezrad1 nj
kdy. Ones ostatne uz nejde
jen O mas narod We stare vlasti,
ale i O osud move nas1 vlasti a.
mericke. Chceme-li usetrit rod
nou zem svych deti toho osu.
du, ktery postihl rodnou ZEN
nasi a nasich otcG, muslme Wy
trvat v boji, do nehoz jsme z
vlastn1 vile vstoupili do konec'
neho v~1teZstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-06-28
Novy pancir umozni pevnejsi
letadla a tez vetsi rychlost.

IetaQla q tcZ VeCSI fyCnIOSI.
V Detroit, Mich, spolecnost
United States Rubber Compa-
ny oznamila, re sc il podarilo
zdokonaliti move a lehci pance-
rove platy pro letadla, o nichz
Sc pravf, re umozn1 vets1 obr-
neni valecnych letadel a zvysi
take jejich rychlost aneb O.
kruh cinnosti.
Platy re smesi kaucuku a o.
cell, jak predseda spolecnosti
F. B. Davis Jr., pravil, vzdoru-
j mnohem vice kuhn, pokud
jde O prostrelitelnost, nezli sa-
motne ocelove platy, ktere va
Ii O celou petinu vice.
Spolecnost, jak predseda da
lie prohlasil, je pripravena wy
rabeti tyto move pancefove pla
ty re smesi kaucuku, jej1z slo-
zen1 je t~ajemstv1m. Niue je
vyrabeti We velkem mnozstv1,
.jestlize Sc il dostane dostatek
ocelovych platd.
Tento objev je povazovan
"a velice dGlezity, jezto usetfe
MIN vahy Dude mono provesti
vetsf ozbrojenf a mohou byti O.
brneny vets1 plochy. A jezto
Sc z1ska i ma rychlosti, letadla
budou schopna vetsiho name
vrovan1. Ocelove platy, jichz
Sc pTi tonic novem procesu u
setrf, mohou byti pouzity k j.
nym ucelHm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

good in their place, and the people
of both nations, we believe, desire
them to continue. Nevertheless, the
United States, if we know anything
about the American complex, is as
strongly as it ever was against MIL
itarv alliances with anybody, except
and unless it be defense OF the
Western Hemisphere, and that Is
definitely and distinctly Il matter oil
our own protection and right at our
very doorSteps at that.
If America wishes to help any one,
any time. anywhere, she will do 1t,
but above all things she wishes and
demands the freedom in every Sltlla-
ton to determine her own course
without binding obligations Of any
ind that involve preservation OF the
national honor and integrity.
However much our hearts may
bleed for the hard-preSSed BrltonS,
when it comes to matter Of a hard
and fast military alliance, the an
swer is an emphatic no.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22
ANSWERS.

/. Joseph Brevard. Of Camden,
South Carolina, born in Iredell coun-
ty, North Carolina in 1866. After
having served fourteen years on the
South Carolina Supreme Court bench
he resigned in 1915 to resume the
practice of law. Three years later he
was elected representative to con-
gresS, and served one term, declining
to be a candidate to succeed him
self. Later in the same year he did
become a candidate to fill a vacancy
in congress and was defeated in a
special election Died in 1921.
2. Congressman Daniel Moreau
Barringer. born near Concord in
1906, appointed by President Zachary
Taylor in l849 as minister to Spain.
President Willard Fillmore reap
pointed him. Congressman Barringer
died at White Sulphur Springs, Viz
ginia, in 1873. Interment at Balti-
more.
3. Such an opinion was handed
down in 1870. The members Of the
court were Richmond NJ. Pearson,
Chief Justice, and Edwin G. Reade,
William B. Rodman. Robert p. Dick
and Thomas Settle, associate justices.
The opinion declared school taxes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

tercsts lie in that field the same as
in their program of operation Of city
affairs.
These officials are, after all,
servants Of the people and are con-
sciouS Of that fact. And one Of their
important duties is to conduct the
municipal organization with the en-
penditlre of the least possible money
they can get along with. Now, when
the heavy hand of the Federal tax
collector is being laid with increaS-
ing weight upon citizens for vital
national defense purposes, is a most
opportune moment for them to DEM
onStrate their capacity for diScharg-
ing the responsibility they have
sought and with which they have
been entrusted, of giving the people
the best administration with the
least cost that can be had.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22
MIR. WILLKIE AND THE SOUTH

(ChriStian Science Monitor)
Wendell WILKES announced inten-
ton of invading the normally Demo-
cratic South on speaking tour
something that no Republican
presidential nominee has ventlred
since the reconstruction cra-ln-
viteS comment on the possibility OF
another bolt equalling in proportion
that of 1928. The issues which
marked the Hoover-Smith race OF
1928. the year Of DiNie'S great pollt-
ical revolt, do not appear today, but
there is no lack Of apparent diScon-
tent among Southern Democrats. On
the other hand, no polls to date give
indication of such a widespread
detection us the Democratic stand
ard-bearer suffered twelve years ago.
Only twice has the Solid South
been broken since the War Between
he States. Harding carried TenneS-
see: Hoover added Virginia, North
carolina, Florida and Texas. The
rumblings that began to be heard in
these same states when the people
bowled over the politicians at the
nominating convention in Philadel-
phia increase in volume when the
lie was cast al Chicago for the first
third-term nomination in the Ma
tons history. The defeat of Speak
er Bankhead for the Vice-preSiden-
tial nomination did not help the
Democrats.
The unrriendlinesS Of certain ele-
Ments OF the party in Texas for the
NeW Deal--the Garner revolt is one
evidence--is we'll known. A consid-
,rable number of smaller Texas
newspapers have eSpouSed the Will
Nie candidacy.
In Tennessee, which is often de-
',atable territory. the influential
Commercial Appeal. opponent of tie
trump machine in Memphis, has de-
Jared for the Republican candidate.
Eastern Tennessee is normally Re-
!, publican.
Signs of rebellion, even among
delegates in the Chicago convention,
are not wanting among Florida
! Democrats. Also, the Northern in
lux in recent years might be or
ganized into a Republican asset
7umblings are fairly loud in Virginia
md North Carolina, and even in LOU
isiana Democratic candidate for
Congress withdrew in favor of Re-
| publican.
Sentiment may not yet have crys-
tallized in Dixie, but certainly a
I 'rend away from the Presidents
candidacy is noted here and there.
= will be interesting to note what
the polls reveal after Mr. Wilkes
Southern tour.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue Of the power
and authority contained in a DECD
Of Trust executed by Jewel Lewis
ana husband. Nathan Lewis. recorded
in the office Of the Register OF DEEDS
Of Vance County in Book 1876. at page
342, default having been made IN the
payment of the debt therein secured.
at the request Of the holder oi ule
note, l shall sell at public auction %
the highest bidder, for cash. al NE
Courthouse door in Henderson. y. -
at twelve o'clock. Noon. on MondaE'
September q, 1910, the following
described real estate:
Beginning al the intersection 81 I've
Henderson. and old Butte Road: ana
run thence along the Henderson ho"C
N "a IA Z $40 to stone corner o.
Lot No. 2: thence n 60 " 800 c'ai4>
to stone corner OF Lot No. :: 'hcil,e
S "a IA w $40 chains To- It stone II
old Butte Road, corner of LOi NO. - ::
thence along the old ROAD , Oh /
$40 chains to the beginning cor.
tanning 5 Acres. as shown Dy P,"'
of Sam Brame land by Thomas l@>-
lor, surveyed in the d..I$'on % d, HE
land under will October 10. III =.
See will on record in office ot CicIN
of the Superior Court of Vance I"vm-
ty, File No. 1883. Sec also ace" ''
corded in Book 60, page Jj9. ,o.o
This the 22nd day Of Au&t''' l''''
T. P. GHOLSON. TRUSTEE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22
FORECLOSURE SALE.

By virtue of the power contained
in that certain Deed of Trust eXecut-
ed by w. NJ. Burton and wife Re-
becca Burton, recorded in the office
Of the Register of Deeds of Vance
County, N. 6. in Book ISL, at Page
105, default having been made in
payment of the debt therein secured,
on request Of the present owner and
holder. of the note therein secured,
l shall sell for cash, by public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in Henderson,
North Carolina, at 1900 O'clock,
Noon, on Monday, the End day Of
September, 1910, the following de-
scrlbed property, to-Wit:
Beginning at 4 stake on the east
side Of plantation road just south of
w. A. Owens residence in Wrights
line. corner of tract No. l and No.
2 and run thence south 16 degrees
80 minutes west TIA feet to a stake:
thence north So degrees 80 minutes
west 1871 feet to stake in Cooper
line; thence north 10 degrees west
1889 feet to an iron pin; thence south
85 degrees Is minutes east 1899 feet
to the point of beginning. The same
being tract No. 2 as shown on plat
Of Alex Cooper land made June Is,
1920, ad being the same land con-
veyed to w. NJ. Burton by Walter T.
Greenway, Administrator of the es-
tate Of S. w. Greenway, by deed
recorded in Book 1874 Page 439 fol
Vance County, North Carolina.
This the LIST day of August 1910.
w. o. McGIBONY, Trustee.
r. B. Carter, Attorney.
Henderson, N. C.
Q TX 90
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

based on an act of the legislature Of
1869 unnecessary within the mean
inc of the constitution. A later court
reversed the findings of this court
4. II was held in 1885 for the pul-
pose of calling d constitutional con-
ventiOn.
5. Riots occurred during the Re-
evolutionary War times in opposition
to laws drafting men into the Con-
tinental Army. These riots were in
sections where a great number OF
tories lived
6. The legislature Of 1887 memoE-
ialized an act of The assembly Of
Ills which granted charter for a
public library at Bath. This was the
first public library established in
North Carolina. A gift Of a large
number Of books was made by Rev.
Thomas Bray, of London, in 1859 for
the purpose of establishing this lib
rary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina!
By FRED H. MAY

|. Who was the North Carollnlan
who resigned as a justice Of the
South Carolina Supreme Court to re-
turn to the practice Of law?
2. How many Presidents appointed
Congressman Barringer k minister
to Spain?
3. Who were members of the North
Carolina Supreme Court who held
that taxes for public schools were
not necessary? ..
4. For what purpose was the FIRST
state wide election in North Caro-
lima held?
5. When did North Carolina have
riots over CONSUMPTION for wal duty?
g. In what way did the legislature
of 1897 recognize the first public lib
rary established in North Carolina?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

A Californian is breeding a cam
ouflaged type OF homing pigeon,
for use in war time. Imagine the
shock of suddenly hearing a roof
inc single OF chimney prick start
cooling al you.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

One thing upon which both Pres
dent Roosevelt and Wendell Will
kie must agree is the wish that a fell
low could run for the presidency in
a sort of nice. quiet way.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

Great Britain admits shortage
of paper and then Germany drops
millions OF propaganda leaflets on
English towns. That's mighty white
of you, Adolf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

The composer of the famous
Sweet .Adcline" song continues to
receive. after many years, a sub
stantial royalty. It's only natural
that Sweet Adcline" would have
some connection with heavy sugar.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

The State Department of Agricul-
ture is still seeking to carry its share
of the Constitutional mandate that
the General Assembly shall "enact
laws for the adequate protection and
encouragement of sheep husbandry";;
by calling attention to the fact that
this industry stands sorely in need
of encouragement" or something.
A late release calls attention to the
fact that the quantity Of wool to be
shorn in the United States in 1910 is
estimated to be 388, 1867, 900 pounds
the largest on record: while North
Carolina has shorn only $4,000
pounds or five per cent less than last
year, even though the weight pc:
fleece averaged 4.8 pounds compar-
ed with 4.6 pounds in 1899.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22
ANSWERS TO
FEN QUESTIONS
See Back PGgr

|. Heaviest,
2. Ireland.
3. No.
4. Boxing.
5. Alabama.
6. In State Street.
7. Frank Murphy.
8. State Senator Of New York.
9. Cecil Rhodes.
10. Yes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILL
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Mailer Hotel,

Raleigh, Aug. 22.-This years
weather has been filled with ali sorts
of paradoXeS.
There was snow on Easter Sunday.
In July a number Of alltime records
for high temperatures were set, yet
the month was Sub-normal on the
whole The entire summer shows
deficiency in precipitation and yet
brought the worst floods to
hit the state since the Civil War.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM FUR
nished apartment. private en-
trance, private bath. no, ana cold
water, telephone, and garage fur
nished. Reasonable rent O%fmd
road. Phone 714-J. 22-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

YOU CAN REMODEL YOUR HOME.
put on a new roof and paint up
now but pay later by using our
finance plan. Easy monthly pay-
ments. No red tape. Alex S. Wat
kinS. l5-f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-22

Then there's the chap who wrote
a letter to the editor on the matter
of Colonel Charles A. Lindgergh
and his allegedly Fifth Column
speeches.:
"Tve seen suggestions that Lind
bergh should return his medal to the
Reich" he wrote. Il maintain that
for purely economical reasons we
should keep the medal and return
Lndbergh"