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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

PAINTS! PAINTS. AT THE PLACE
Of Values" lis Just like . pam.
store featuring complete ..H" f..
quality paints. Alex s Wa'E.n.
DevOe Agent. 2T-Iu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

The island Of Java. one Of the
Dutch East Indies. has l25 volcanoes.
No wonder neither Adolf or Benito
say anything about anneXing it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

FOR RENT TO COUPLE. THREE
room apartment. ~. %, Dagc..r-
ridge street. VIII be vacant Dr-
tOber 3. e..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

FOUND on STREET PAIR or
ladies kid gloves. Owner can G..
them by calling at WebD'> Hen
derson Shoe Store and identifying
same. -,-.i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

To do justly" is the first great
social duty and concern Of every
day life.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

MAYTAG. NORGE GAS WASHERS
used. $3.50. See these rca. values.
Loughlin Goodwin. Jc"..' -
phone ll6.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

\ SpECiFIC PRESCRIPTION FOR
\ PURSE PROUD MAN: Then Jesus
beau.dng inn. loved him. and SAID
ante MIN. One thing thou IackeSt;
60 thy way sell whatever thou
na>,. and eve Il the poor. and thou
Shal: have treasure III heaven: ana
come. take ~ the cross and follow
me.-NJlN .u.Gl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

SHOE REPAIRS. TRY BAhEH.S
for real nice work at Iuw price,
We call for and deliver Phone
li2-J. Shoes dyed any co.o. 26-Ig'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

A professor at the University OF
Chicago, Floyd w. Reeves was
named by President Roosevelt to
the advisory committee of six to
assist in coordinating plans for the
draft. Reeves had been executive
assistant to the national defense
council.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

LUMBER VALUES JUST hEE@
coming to The Place Of Value
Never before have We had s"cn "
large stock of good kiln d.icG cell
ing. flooring. finishing boards ana
holdings. Alex S. Watkins. 21-N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

WILL SWAP 1929 MODEL i FORD
coach. for coTl>. pig. chickens
goats or what have yoG See me
quickly. W. W. LangSt"n a F."
Station. G,-Lu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

WANTED: SMALL UNFINISHED
apartment. downstairs. NTtc
Apartment care Henderson DIS
patch. -'-I"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27
SI-h>l 4IPTION PRICES
pn,nh,n Strictly in Advance

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son NC second class mali matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27


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Evening star., 1940-06-27
Wives Of Candidates,
Eager for Victory,
Happy But Anxious
Mrs. Taft Perturbed
As Sons Attempt
Acrobutic Feat
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Be-
hind the men who are fighting for
top place in the Republican party
there are five women whose faces
are showing lines OF anxiety.
They are taking the convention
differently.
There is Martha Taft, the most
seasoned campaigner. The wife Of
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio.
she takes the hostess tack. From
Q am. until 7 pm. she's glad
handing in the luxurious Taft head
quarters. =.
There is maternal look about
her rounded figure, her brown eyes.
Take the case of the old gentlemen
she couldn't get rid of. She asked
him in confiding voice if he'd Just
shut the door. To make it easy, she
pinned her own Taft button on him,
and he left happy.
Mrs. Taft dropped the glad-hand-
ing for last nights session when
her husbands name was placed in
nomination. That found her in the
second row on the convention plat
form, tense, quiet, alert-counting
the State banners that paraded in
the Taft celebration.
Suddenly she lost her interest in
the parade. Balloons were float
ing down from the skylight, and
some one had just whispered to her
that her four sons were letting
them down from narrow catwalks.
IF they just don't slip and fall
through" Mrs. Taft exclaimed. Her
eyes never left the ceiling until the
demonstration was over.
Another tack is being taken by
Mrs. Wendell Willkie. She's a slight,
shy woman with gray hair. She is
SO frightened by the attention of
crowds that she slips in back door
with a Boy Scout as personal body
guard.
oilC lCII tiiC lidll lOI d tclcFiSlOIl
appearance and missed the thing
she had come to see-the prolonged
demonstration for her husband.
There is another feminine Willkie
booster who is getting five hours
sleep night. Mrs. Plunket Stewart,
a gray-haired political novice from
Philadelphia's gold coast, has barely
met the gentleman. She's running
the volunteer women's organization
for Willkie.
Mrs. Frank Gannett, wife of the
New York publisher, is taking it
quietly. A cordial, slight brunette
in q two-piece silk suit of black and
white, she listened in her hotel suite
to the speech nominating her hus-
band.
The political veteran of the femi-
nine ranks is using veteran tactics.
She's Ruth Hanna Mccormick
Simms. daughter of Mark Hanna,
onetime Republican leader. She's
backing Thomas E. Dewey of New
York She lis seeing delegates in
personal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 a day.
She hasn't bothered about attending
convention sessions.
Evening star., 1940-06-27

Halleck of Indiana, in presenting
Mr.. Willkie. He said: "He can build
this country back to prosperity, can
keep us out of war, knows the nor
ror OF war first hand and can scare
these dictators by building the
greatest defense system on earth"
The galleries thundered applause
when he said: "fie has licked
Franklin Roosevelt once; he can
DO 1t again." He argued that Mr..
Willkie understands business, un-
derstands labor, understands agri-
culture and can pull these groups
together"
Booed ON Campaign Fund.
The only "booiag" Of the evening
came when Mr.. Halleck said: "In
less than nine weeks, by voluntary
effort, without a political organisa-
tion and with no campaign fund,
this man has been taken up by
people in every walk of life and in
every corner Of the land" The
boos prompted by without q politi-
cal organization" and mo campaign
fund" came from the delegates
massed on the floor In front of
the speakers rosrum. They were
quickly succeeded by cheers and sp-
plause from the galleries when ref
erence was made TO the prediction
that the convention would not
nominate Willkie because he Is too
recently = Democrat" and Mr.. Hal
leck appealed to the galleries. "Is
the Republican party q closed
corporation2 Do you have TO be
born in it?" And the galleries re-
sponded mo"
Those who seconded the Willkie
nomination were Gov. Baldwin Of
Connecticut, who had Withdrawn
his own candidacy TO support Mr..
Dewey; Representative Barton Of
New York and Gov. Carr OF Colo-
RADIO, who was previously scheduled
to second the nomination Of Senator
Vandenberg.
Senator Vandenberg. IN a caucus
Of the Michigan delegation late yes-
terday, urged that no parade and
demonstration should be arranged
when he is nominated. THE times
are so serious" he said, I'D rather
60 into the convention on my knees
than to come out of 1t with q snake
dance"
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Candidates Hear
Nomination Talks
Over Their Radios
Most Of Presidential
Aspironts Keep AIoof
From Convention Hall
BY the Associated Press.

- VIC hssocldteu TEeSs.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27-If the
Republican presidential candidates
are blushing over their nominators'
laudatory speeches, only their. FAM
flies and close friends know it.
Most of the aspirants are keeping
aloof from the hurly- -burly of the
convention hall. The four whose
names were offered last night-six
more were on today's program
heard by radio why their partisans
want them in the White House.
Wendell Willkie and Frank Gan
nett listened to last nights proceed
ings with groups of supporters in
their headquarters.
Speech Pleases WiIlkie.
Mr.. Willkie, ringed by well-wish-
ers, rested in an easy chair and
puffed a long cigar. 1t went out,
and he was too interested in the
speeches to relight it. When the
crowd cheered Representative Hal
leck's address placing him in nomi-
nation, Mr.. Willkie grinned and said
In an undertone:
"Charley's doing superb job"
Thrice during Mr.. Halleck's
speech, Mr.. Willkie was called to the
telephone for talks with Kansas and
Texas delegates. Each time he
climbed across visitors squatting on
the floor.
Mr.. Gannett, his wife and a group
of friends saw a television broad
cast at his headquarters. The Roch-
ester IN. " publisher, white-suited
and cool, said he was 'very well
pleased with the way my candidacy
was presented" by Representative
Wadsworth of New York.
Dewey Retires Early.
Thomas E. Dewey, frequently in
terrupted by telephone calls, heard
part of John Lord O'Brien's nomi-
mating speech over blaring hotel
loudspeaker. He retired early after
pronouncing the address "magnifi-
cent"
Senator Taft sat with group of
close friends in a private club. A
crowd gathered at his headquarters
while Editor Grove Patterson of the
Toledo Blade placed the candidates
name before the convention.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
OLeury
Continued From First Page.)

to be adjusted to rapidly changing
conditions in the world today.
For example, while it starts out
by asserting the Republican party
is firmly opposed today involving
this nation in foreign war" it goes
on to urge building up of defenses
to a point "at which we shall be
able not only to defend the United
States, its possessions and essential
outposts from foreign attack, but
also efficiently to uphold in war the
Monroe Doctrine"
While the platform does not con-
tain the plank asked for by the Dis
trict delegation in support of repre-
sentation for Washington in Con-
gress and the electoral college, It
declares that the Territory of Ha-
waii 'is entitled to the fullest meas
ure of home rule"
"Real Merit" System Pledged.
The party promises "a real merit
system" in the Federal service ION
a truly competitive basis and extend
it to all non-policy forming posi-
tions"
Without mentioning the Logan
Walter bill by name, the platform
indorses the principles of that meas
ure by pledging the party to stand
ardize and simplify administrative
procedure in quasi-judicial Govern
ment agencies to insure adequate
notice and hearings and adherence
to rules of evidence. The Logan
Walter bill has encountered admin
istration opposition in the Senate
after passing the House.
The essential feature of the relief
plank calls for return of adminis-
tration of the problem to the States
with Federal grants on "a fair and
political basis
The social security plank dealt
only in broad terms with the con-
troversial question of old-age pen
sions. 1t favored "the extension of
necessary oldage benefits on an
earmarked, pay-as-you-go basis to
the extent that the revenues raised
for this purpose will permit. 1t
favored also extension of unemploy-
ment compensation wherever prac-
ticable" to groups not now covered.
On another controversial issue
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Liner Washington Crew
Given Bonus and Medal
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 27.-A bonus
of 10 per cent of monthly basic pay
with minimum of $l0-and medal
were awarded to each officer and
crew member of the liner Washing
ton by the United States Lines yes
terday in recognition of fine sea-
manship and discipline" when the
vessel was halted by a submarine of
the coast of Portugal on June II.
The ship was carrying more than
900 passengers from Europe at the
time,
Evening star., 1940-06-27

the administration reciprocal trade
agreement program-the platform
does not advocate repeal but criti-
cizes the manner in which the New
Deal administered them with un-
due haste, without proper considera-
ton of our domestic producers and
without congressional approval"
The plank indicated Endorsement
of an amendment to require con-
gressional ratification Of the agree
ments.
Evening star., 1940-06-27

Brazil is studying the possibility
of the development of a rubber
producing industry.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Woman, 80, Rescued
From Wushtub Deuth
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BATAVIA, N. Y, June 27.-Mrs,
Elizabeth ]. Graham, 80, who lives
alone, fell into washtub when she
tainted. Thirty.six hours later
neighbors, noticing the accumula-
ton of two days newspapers on her
porch, rescued her. She is recov-
ering.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06

ket a lengyel hadjarat idejen
lattunk.
Az igazi europai haboru te-
hat csak akkor varhato, ha a
csapatok szarazf0ldon vonul-
hatnak fel. Ha peldaul a fran
ciak at tudnanak torni a ne
met varakon, akkor esetleg le-
hetne remelni AIT, hogy d0nto
gy0zelmet tudnak aratni szam-
bell f0lenyiik folytan.
Az eddigi harcok masodik
tanulsaga az, hogy olyan nagy
tengeren, mint amino az Allan
tt, teljesen sikeres blokadrol
$40 sem lehet. Az igazi csata-
haj6kat Angolorszag mem tudta
harcba hozni, mem tudta a ne
met kikOt0ket elerni es a ten
geren sc tudta Nemetorszag k0z
lekedeset veglegesen megaka
dalyozni. Ilyesmit tehat az
Egyesult Allamokkal szemben
meg keyesbe lehetne megpro-
balni. Ket oldalu es oriasi ten
gerpartunk mellett mi mem
vagyunk blokad ala foghatok.
A harmadik nagy tanulsag
az, hogy a repul6gep rettenete-
sebb harci eszkoz, mint ait
a haboru elott gondoltak. Ugy
latszik, hogy a nemet vezer-
kar ezt els6nek isnerte fel es
exert van ma e teren olyan
nagy folenyben. Meddig lesz
ez ICY? AIT a j0v6 mutatja meg,
de az amerikai katonai k0r0k
ugy latjak, hogy legalabb ket
esztend6 kell ARA, hogy Anglia
es a vele levo Franciaorszag
valamennyire megk0zelitse a
nemet legi er6t.
Mi tehat bizonyos megnyug-
vassal nezhetiink a j0v6 ele,
inert egyel6re a nagy tavolsag
es a k0zbees6 tengerek miatt
biztonsagban vagyunk, de veg
re meg kell ertsik AIT, hogy a
lmostani adottsag mellett eddigi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06
A NORVEC HAbORU TANUL SAGA

Senkise kiserte az Egyesilt
Allamokban nagyobb figyelem-
mel a norvegiai terileten eddig
folyt kuzdelmeket, mint az
amerikai hadsereg vezerkara,
amelynek az oft t0rtent had
vezetesb6l kell tanulnia ege-
szen vi harcaszati elveket.
A Norvegiaban tortenteknek
katonai szempontbol egy nagy
tanulsaga van, amelyet ekkent
allapitottak meg es foglaltak
ertheto szavakba:
= Az esemenyek megmutat-
tax, hogy milyen keves lehet6-
seq van annak, hogy egy ellen
seges hatalom partra szallhas-
son az Egyesult Allamokban es
ezzel szemben milyen keves le-
het6sege van annak, hogy a
mi hadseregiink t6liink tavol
ley6 kontinenseken sikeres had
jaratot folytathasson.
A harcban allo felek egyutte-
sen Sc tudtak a norveg teriilet-
re Szazezer katonat szallitani.
A Norvegiaba nlev6 nemet csa-
patok szama ma sc tobb otven-
ezernel es az angol es francia
harcosok szama meg a nor
vegekkel egyiitt Sc erte ell a
tizen0tezret.
A vilag tudja, hogy az an
golok mem voltak kepesek ten
geri folenyuk dacara partra-
szallitani egy megfelel6 hadse-
reget es ait mem tudtak utan-
potolni, Sc hadi anyagokkal
allandoan ellatni, tehat gy0ze-
lemre mem lehetett remenyiik.
A nemetek latszolag ugyeseb.
ben oldottak meg EFT a fel-
adatot, de inert a tengeren at
valo szallitaSok kOriil nekik is
nehezsegeik voltak, bar vii
lamszeruleg nyomultak el6re
megse tudtak azokat az cred.
menyeket felmutatni, amelye
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06

Mem veheti rossz neven pa
lyatarsait6l, t6liink, senki, ha
elmulasat mi siratjuk, mi gya-
szoljuk legjobban, hiszen hoz-
zank allott legk0zelebb.
Es most hadd tekintsiink a
flinti vegvar fel6l a keleti ten
gerpart fele, New Jersey al
lam f0varosaba, Trentonba,
ahol junius masodik napjan
amerikai magyar ujsagost, az
amerikai magyar betii 0r0kk0n
hiiseges szolgajat iinnepli a
tarsadalOm szinte szokatlan ke-
retek kOzOtt.
Gerenday Nor, a Trenton
ban megjelen6 Jersey Hirad6
cimii hetilap alapit6ja, volt
szerkeszt0je, ma is tulajdono-
sa egy becsiiletben es odaad6,
kemeny munkaban elt0lt0tt
elet utan olyan hatarponthoz
jutott, amely 0nmagaban is
tisztcletet parancsol6. Har-
mincOt eve szolgalja Trenton
ban a magyar betiit Gerenday
Nor, aki Otven evvel eZelOtt
kezdett ahhoz, hOgy betiit be-
tuh0z ragasztva a magyar
nyelvet, a magyar irodalmat
terjessze.
Macy iskolaban jart Geren-
daY Nor. Ah0l kezdte. oft a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06

halhatatlan J6kai Nor volt q
szerkeszt6 es mellette csak j6.
kat lehetett tanulni. is ebb6l
a kitiin6 iskolab6l mem ment
rosszabb helyre, mikor a Pest
Hirlap k0telekebe jutott, ahol
viszont a nagy pal6c, Mikszath
Kalman nevelte az utana k0-
vetkez6 ifjusagot. E ket nagy
ember hagyomanyai sziv6dtak
fel elm0shatatlanul Gerenday
Nor lelkebe, akit a sors az
Adria Gy0ngye, Fiunie varosa-
ba dobott, ahol az egyetlen ma
gyar nyelvii napilap, a Magyar
Tengerpart iizem6be kerilt.
Oman hozta a sors Amerika-
ba, hogy megmaradjon a ma
gyar betii mellett es sz0lgalja
rendiiletlen hittel a magyar
nemzeti eszmeket.
Galamb lelkii ember ez a
Gerenday Nor is, aki soha
senkit mem bantOtt lapja ha-
sabjain, aki csak jot tudott
tenni, embereket szeretni es
aki igazan megerdemli AIT a
kis iinneplest, amelyben most
TrentOnban reSzesiil.
Ehhez az iinnepleshez csat-
lakozik a baberlevel, amelyet e
s0rOk nyujtanak tisztelettel
Greg kenyeres tarsunknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06
AIkonyodik a magyar uisagosoknak

Valtoz6 viszonyokt6l, elese-
do idegenellenes k0zhangulat-
tol ne feltsen t0bbe senki ben
niinket, amerikai magyar uj-
sagOsokat. Van nekiil1k egy
olyan ellensegiink, aki minden
masnal er6sebb, akivel szem-
ben medd0 az ellenallas.
Ez az ellenseg az lido
mulasa.
Az emberi eletet nemcsak
lappang6 betegsegek, balese-
tex, haboruk pusztitjak. Mines
olyan perg6 kartacs-tiiz, amely
annyi aldozatot k0vetelne So
rainkbol, mint a mindennapi
elet gondjaival val6 kiizdelem,
az 0r0k0s aggodalom, holnap
bizonytalansaga, ami egyuttve-
We mind az lido mulasat jelen.
ii. Az id6et, amely fel6l oily
keseriien enekli a kOltG:
= Evek, ii meg j0vend6 evek,
Kiket remenyem megtagad,
El0legezni inert siettek
Hajam k0ze 0sz szalakat?
Amerikai magyar ujsagirok
talalkoz6in megd0bbenve lat
juk, hogy csupa lido el6tt meg
0regedett ember ill a tanacs-
koz6 asztal k0riil, csupa olyan
ember, ahi a holnapt6l mar
retteg, inert ugy erzi, hogy a
ma az, amelynek gyorsan mu-
10 piilanataiban mennie kell
Or0kre.
Az amerikai magyar ujsa-
gOst mem a holnap, hanem a
ma gondja teszi lido el0tt 0sz-
szet0rt, ven emberre. A ma,
amelyet keserIve tesz a lap
el0allitasanak 0rOk0s gondja,
a kenyer, ami hianyzik az asz-
talrol, a csalad, amelynek j0-
vote, sOrsa mines biztositva.
Ez az 0r0k0s agg6das hozza ma
gaval az Osz hajszalakat, a
rancba futOtt homlokot es a
szomoru ked&lyt.
A mai napnak gondja vitte
ell most sOrainkbol az amerikai
magyar ujsagos rend egyik er-
demes tagjat, Melicher End
ret, a Flint Ujsag szerkeszt6jet
es kiadojat. Az 81 magas, szin.
athleta erejii ember szive mem
birta az 0r0k0s izgalmak til
yet, a letert val6 kUzdelem
gondjat a flinti vegvarban,
amelynek magyarsaga igen
sziklaszilardan alIott Melicher
szerkesztO Oldala mellett,
nemcsak tisztelte es becsiilte,
hanem modjahoz kepest part
fogOlta is.
Macy cricket vesztett els0-
sorban Flint es azutan az
egesz alneriakai magyarsag
Melicher Endre, tiszta becsu.
rattan 0sszeropanasaval. Eros,
igaz magyar erzesu ember volt
Melisher Endre, tiszta hacsu-
letessegu, melyen szant6 tollu,
sulyos gondolkozasu, akinek
azonban ezeken felIl volt egy
meg nagyobb erenye, ami kar,
hogy vegleg elmult vele.
Melicher Endre szive Olyan
meleg volt, hogy sohase iri.
gyelt senkit, soha mem ban.
tOtt senkit, mas0k gyengeit
szeretettel takargatta es enneh
kOvetkezmenye volt az, hogy
mindenki szerette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-06
USz|TANAk VESzEKEDETT M0DON

Az eur6pai helyzet szomoru
fordulata, amely a haboru mer-
leget Hitler javara latszik for
ditani, csaknem bizonyossa
tette AIT, hogy Roosevelt elnok
harmadik izben is jelolve lesz
es ez egyertelmii a valasztas-
sal.
Egy cseppet Sc tetszik ez
azoknak, akik eddig is halalos
ellensegei voltak Rooseveltnek
es mihamarabb val6 tavozasat
siirgettek, 6hajtottak, kivan-
tax.
Barmilyen valsagos a hely-
yet, ezek az ellenfelek mem fe-
ledkeztek meg a mar korabban
kiadott jelszor6l, amely ICY
sz6l:
Roosevelttol minden aron
meg kell szabadulni most mar.
Mivel masba nagyon nehez
belekapaszko kodni, eek az en-
berek most a hadugyi koltseg-
vetesbe kapaszkodnak belle, f6-
leg abba, hogy a nemzeti We
delem celjaira az eln0k most
csaknem ketezer milli6 dollart
kert.
A legkomiszabb ellenfel is
elismeri, hogy ere a penzre
szukseg van a nemzet bizton-
saga erdekeben, meg is fogjak
AIT szavazni a t0rvenyhozasban
oriasi t0bbseggel, de egyben
igyekeznek AIT a maguk poll
tikai celjaira kihasznalni.
Az ellenzek, Clark senator
raj, ezzel a hivatasosan ellen
zeki, barha demokrata torveny
hozoval az ellen, talaltak vala-
NIT, amivel Roosevelt eln0kbe
ekothessenek es ait sietve es
elesen hasznaljak is.
AIT mondjak nagy hangon es
szigoru arccal:
- Het eSztendo alatt tObb,
mint hetezer millio dollart sza-
vaztunk meg a hadsereg es ten
gereszet, meg a hadi repuloge-
pek reszere. Hol van ez a penz?
Mi t0rtent ezzel a penzzel, mi
kor maga a vezerkar ismeri be,
hogy egyaltalan mem vagyunk
felkeszulve semmifele haboru-
ra, vagy vedelemre?
A sajtoban a hangot a bu-
kott lapvezer es laptulajdonos,