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La gaceta., 1940-01-29
Tnen Read WHY
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is
Real" WOman's Friend!

hotel dOnde listed Sc hospede q
i~nformarla!
ESQ Sera mejor-repuso
Maria, a la que reprgnaba I'm
tanto la idea de volver a este
teatro, en- que adivinaba I'm am
biente UNI ST eS no es dudoso
y de mai gusto-. Pero... ie6mo
es "lle me han traido ustedes
aquf?
Sc la encOntr6 en- la Gale.
fesmayada, e. conserje del esta.
blecimiento.
-iY cuantos dias hace de es-
TO-, cuantos dias he estado W
enferma en- este s.tio?
-iNo Sc, a decir verdadl
! Doce o ounce!
-iAh, que horror!.,. Y en- to.
40 este tempo, jqu6 ha sido dc
mi espos1 que ha sido de mi hi.
iEsta Pedro con sus tics?
II 70 no 10 he visto! Creo
gu "a EnSuSo ezeo Qua tsmno.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
HEMSLEY M POR
Ell CLUB

Cleveland, Enero 29.-El cat
cher Rollie Hemsley firm6 aver
con los Indios die Cleveland pa
"a otro ano, rebajando a cinco
ell nGmero de regulares que no
han firmado todavia. I'm contra
to sc lie mand6 tambien al pit
cher Paul Calvert, de Montreal,
que no Sc sabe tenga experien-
cha professional. Los regulares
que aun fabian por firmar son
Johnny Allen, Johnny Broacac,
y Willie Hudlin, pitchers; Ell cat
cher frankie Pitlak y ell juga-
dor de cuadro Sammy Hale.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

sNS Johnny Byrne, Floyd Hunt
y Cecil King.
Los coches de eeos Conoc,dos
automcvilistas son de las mar.
cas- Miller, Frnotenac, Hal, Ri
ley, Offenhauser, MacD lowell y
Rutherford.
Jimmy Wilburn, inscripto en-
tre los Gltimos, es uno de los IA
foritos, 10 mismo que Everett
Saylor.
Buddy Galloway ostenta los
titulos de campe6n de la pista
local, en- marcas'de velocidad, y
es uno de los favori+ns.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
DEPORTES
LAS CARRERAS DE AUTO.
MOVILFS DE MANANA EN-
LA E R DE FLORIDA

Sc inaugurara maiiana la Fee
ria de Florida con un excelen-
tie programa de carreras de au-
tom6viles. A las dos de la tarde
sc dara la senal de partida y Sc
pondran en- movimiento los co.
ches de mas de una docena de
motables drivers, entire ellos
Ben Shaw, Everett Saylor,
Jimmy Wilburn, Swan Peter
son, Buddy Galloway, Berry
Hellemueller, Johnny Hicks,
Jack Kruetz, Al Shipman, AM
kon Kelchner, "Bala ice" Gar
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
"a GKCETK

y Waymon Gunter, dc Allan
ia, ell tercero.
Nl empezar la earrera a-
rraA caron JIG motocicletas,
peroH 6lo flnalizaron As.
millal Sc verificara en- la tar
La &n@eF4 nacional de 200
de de hoy. Ray Mcdonald, de
Tallahassee, Sc lesion6 duran
tie las practicas y diccse que
tiene fracturado ell craneO. Su
estado es muy grave.
Les que termiparon en- los
diez primeros pues.os son Ell
gibles para la carrera de las
200 millas.
Evans bati6 la marca de Is
millas establecida por Woodie
Simmons, de Pelzer, Carolina
del Sur.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
WITTIG FIRMO CON LOS
GIGANTES

New York, Enero 20. - Fl
fuerte pitcher derecho John c,
Wittig firm6 anteayer su con-
trato con los Gigantes.
= Terry adquirio a Wittig en-
1888, del Baltimore, pasando-
10 al Jersey City, donde toms
parte en- 33 grades, gauando
8 y perdiendo 7. Las derrotas
en- los otros Sc cargaron a d.
ferentes pitchers.
Frank Scalzi, un jugador de-
cuadro de los Gigantes, ACADIA
de ser vendido a los Pelicanos
de New Orleans. Regresa Sea-
ri a la noyena con la cual jul
60 Ell pasado verano, hasa ell
mes de julio.
Todos los desafios de pelo.
ia de este ano, en- ell Polo
Grounds seran trasmitidos por
la radio. Los Yankees haran
10 mismo desde su terreno.
Patrocinara las trasmisio-
mes desde los dos terrenos la
Reynolds Tobacco Co., por la
red Columbia,
Los domlngos no Sc harA
~trasmision.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
EVANS GANO LA CABRERA
DE MOTOCICLETAS

Daytona Beach, Enero %
Con un promedio de velocidad
de 1899 millas por bora, TED
Evans, de Venice, gan6 aqui
la carrera nacional de Glen mi
Has para motocicletas. Char
les Stockey, de Toronto, Cana
da, finaliz6 en- segundo luga'
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
La Gaceta Folletin No. b.
TONIC SEGUND0
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA CALF

&c, a pesar de que, ia verdad |! F.,
los marqueses no panecen por
ahora muy prophecies a entablar
negociaciones DE paz con listed,
Ell personaje crey6 Oportuno
subrayar sus palabras con una
leve sonrisa campechana.
Maria de la Cruz Sc inmut6.
-IEs que listed. sabe, AGA
80, 10 que ha ocurrido?...
-Casi to6o, sehora!-repuso
el millionaire, hacienda un gesto
de discretion, que le oblig6 a ce.
rrar los ojos, llevandese la mano
diestra al pecho-. Pero este Us
ted tranquila, sonora. iYo solo
QuieVO que usted SO UepOnga y SO
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

Schnable,S Lew Newman, Bill
Camy y Johnny Plrmmer.
I'm tanto por ciento del rendi
miento N las taquillas sc rspar-
.tira entire los luchadores Y ell res
TO sc mandara al Presidente.
81 ell tempo levanta, es decir,
81 Ia temperature sube, esperase
una ccmcurrencia die varios mi
les de mujeres y hombres.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
CONN LLEGARA HOY 4
MIAMI

Miami, Enero 28.-El cam.
pe6n mundial del peso complete
ligerc, Billy Conn, es aguarda-
61 hoy en- esta ciudad.
Billy Sc batira aquf, ell dfa Is
de febrero, cen Gus Desnevith,
un fuerte contendiente.
Los dos hombres combatia =
ron en- ell verano, venciendo Ell
campe6n.
Mike Jacobs deseaba efectuar
la pelea en- domingo, pero Sc lie
relg6 ell permiso,
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
COMIDA DE LOS ESCRITO-
RES ~DEPORTIVOS

La Association de Escritores
de New York celebrara su co..
mana.
Dos de los oradores invita-
dos son ell senador republica.
no Nye, de North Dakota, y ell
general Hugh S. Johnson. Ole
adqiriu6 fama en- ell pals como
jefe de la NRA.
mida annual a fines de esta Sc
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

Bud Maeny a disposition del
CLUB Newark, de la Liga In
terAacihnal. Pertenece el Ran
sasY Ell Newark a 10 "cadeha"
de los Yankees de New York.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
Hubo un ~silencio.

Hubo un silencio.
Maria de Ia Cruz habia cru
zado las manos.
Su clara inteligencia hacia!a
segdir weDdo un tanto turbis
la conducta de este. amigo de
SIS tioS...
Compsndi6 don Rodrigo que
quiza habia lido un tanto leios,
y Sc apreSur6 a rectificar:
TBueno, o 20 o cualQuier
ernPesdo MO paSsvSmus pOr q
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

-i0h, no!-repuso la Golf
lila con inmensa amargura.
-Vaya listed a un hotel cual-
quiera. En- la puerta esta mi CO.
che. ESa sonora que la ha cuida-
do la acompahara, listed Sc ms.
tala ALI, y cada dia, por la tard4
a la bora que mas la convenga,
paSa listed pOr aqui... Que yo Ia
prometo tenerla pronto noticias
de su hijita.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
LA GACETA

Il peri6dico en- idiOma EspAhc'
10 mas circulation en- Tampa
viCtoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 C.
1908 Ia. Ave., YbOr City, Fla
TeEefono Y 1892
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12
Conditions Bad,

The conditions in Israel were ter
riblc at the time of Hosea. JcrObOam
was succeeded by his son, Zechariah,
who was executed by Shallum after
six months. Shallum was only able to
keep the throne one month, when he
was attacked and killed by Mena-
hem. This man was crafty, and kcpt
the throne by appealing To Pul. king
of ASSyria. to whom he paid 1000
talents OF silver that his hand might
hc with him To confirm the kingdom
in his hand" With this help he was
able 10 keep his position for some
years.
Under Jcroboam there had been
much material prosperity, as we saw
in our last lesson, but morals were
indeed 1T Il low ebb. False swear
inc. murder, stealing, unraithfunesS
and one deed Of blood after another
marked the time.
Part of the time Hosea talks TO
the people us prophet, pleading
with them to return TO the Lord.
Then he talks as Jehovah, reprOVing
them. always gently. for the wrongs
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12

they have done ana the brevity OF
their repentance ana right doing.
20 Ephralm (Ho>ea'S name for
Israeli. what shall I do unto thee?
O Judah. what shall l do unto thee
For your goodness is as q morning
cloud, and as the dew that goetn
early away"
Again He says: For I desired
goodness, and not sacrifice: ana the
knowledge of God more than burnt
offerings.
But they like Adam have trans
crossed the covenant: there have
they dealt treachcrauSly against me-
Made Rich ard Powerful.
Jehovah, through Hosea. reminds
the ISraelitc& how He has brought
them out q the land Of Egypt and
given them every good thing made
them rich and powerful. In beautiful,
poetic language Hosea quotes Jc-
huvah as saying:
when Israel Was 4 child. then /
loved him, and called my son out Of
Egypt
AS they called them, so they went
from them: they sacrificed unto
Baalim. and burned incense to
craven images.
Il taught Ephraim also to 60 tax
ing them by their arms; but they
knew not that healed them
Il drew them with chords of a
man. with bands Of love: and I was
to them as they that take off the
yoke on their jaws. and | laid meat
unto them.
He shall moi return into the land
Of Egypt. bul the Assyrian shall be
his king, because ihcy refused 10 re-
turn.
And the sword shall abide on his
cities. and shall consume his bran
Ches, and devour Them. because of
their own CuunSCIS.
And my people arc bent 10 back
sliding from me: though they called
them 10 the most High, none at all
would cXalt Him.
"HoW snail give thee up. Ep-
hraim? hoW shall ! deliver thee.
Israeli" This is a cry OF anguish fur
a loved child WHO has Stray"d from
the home and will not return, Of 4
loving father who ycarns TO forgive
and make I'LL right DoCsnt it re-
mind you Of Jesus weeping over.
Jerusalem?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12

who have been i'll with pneumonia
are improving.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12
FIRST District Politicos
al AT Sea" Over Campaign

what is the consensus and MI worl,
together"
II was suggested in the Congress
stoilal message that the leaders do
ge' together and it was stated that
warren would write the more prom
lileht ones over the area and try tO
arrange Tor such 4 meeting.
All THIS could, OF course. be some
thln% OF Il gents room rumor story:
out II came 10 your reporter from,
4 source which has in the past been
consistently reliable and vcracious.
Then. too. ii has been confirmed
by At least one other powerful poll
lIcal pcrS"naSC vino said ne received
Il Warren letter suggesting such a
conference.
And - there seems to be Grounds
enough ON which to hang this piece"
Both sources Of information saw
mat the conference has never been
held and will never be held because
there developed So many varied op-
lnlun$ us To the proper and looic;,I
beneficiary Of the conferences de-
cl>ion that It became perfectly OBJ
NlouS that nothing could, or would
come OF any such meeting eXcept
confusion worse confounded and a
still wider split.
That 1t seems, is why there is
nothing even remotely approaching
concert of action among the sup
p@Seoly powerful leaders of the First
District
Some are flying east. some are fly
ing west, and many of them are 60
my To wind up over the cuckoo'S nest
unless there should develop soon a
nauGN1gun movement which will in
u,c:,tc - the yraIuing souls whose
utic rcd wagon to climb aboard.
All of which IS iusi al added rca-
son why those who are trying hard
10 give 4 Clear idea OF this guberna-
tor.al campaign are likewise in dam
ger OF going cuckoo.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12

Frigidaire Super Freezer Makes
ice cheaper than you can buy it.
FILA Refrigerant-Safest refriger-
ant known to mankind Auto
matte Interior Light Automatic
Reset Defroster Cold Storage
Tray. Touch-Latch Door Opener
Unimatic Cold Control : 5-Year
Protection Plan Against Service
Expense Stainless Porcelain in
Food COMPARTMENTS tin-Smooth
Dulux Exterior Built and Backed
by General Motors.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12
4 Weekly Column

The regular meeting of the All
Club County Council was held Tues
Gay evening. April ,. at the Middle
burg community house with l02 per-
sons present. Miss Annie Mae Dick
crSon, president, presided. Fol-
lowing the business session V,@y
Interesting program WAS rendered as
follows: Special music-"A Song Of
the Open Country" by Ellen Moss.
Christine Brewer. Sara Tucker, and
Annie Mac IWlSdalc. of the Towns
willie club: Il team demonstration on
.CourteSteS in the Home" by Chris
tine Brewer and Allen Taylor, Of the
ToWnSvillc club: team 6emOnstra-
ton OF Table COurtes!es" by group
OF Middieburg HI Club members
including Ruth HoyIe. Clara Lee,
Marjorie Blum, Hazel Harris, Ann
and Rebecca Mabry, J. p. TillOtson.
GOode Ellington. John Ellington: and
Il team demonstration on ''Courtesies
in Public" by Magdalenc DickerSon,
Rowland Ellington. Ieliie VanDyke,
Stephen EanDykp, Annie Mae Dick
urScn, Floyd Barnes, and Marguerite
Curl OF the ZCb Vance Ali Club.
Following the program a very en-
joyable social hour was conducted
by Miss Josephine RaneS, assistant
home agent. and J. 7. Richardson,
assistant farm agent
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12

An eclipse Of the sun is forecast.
Perhaps those en- spots were, after
all, just sort Of preliminary black
out.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12

We are glad to report that Misses
Evelyn Ellington and Mildred HOr-
ION. HI club members OF Middleburg
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12

Mary 10 Husketh, Margaret Bailey,
and Florence Tillcy of the Zeb Vance
club and Lula Norwood, Ina KcetOn,
and Lois Faucet of the Townsville
club have Joined the group of girls
working on yard Identification.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12

About Fifteen years after Amos
had been prUDhCSyinG to the Hebrews
came Hosea. whose name means
help" derived from a Hebrew word
meaning TO save" 1t is suggested
That the name may be It contraction
of Il larger form which might have
significd "Gnd Is help" Hosea is the
same as I1ushCa.
While eAmoS threatened the p"o-
pie with dire disasters if they did
not give up their evil ways ana fol-
low jehovah Hose" emphasized the
love and forgiveness ol God in all his
preaching, "CumC. ami Lei Us return
unto Jehovah; !or He hath torn, and
He will heal us: lie hath Smi;Ipn.
and He will Bind us Up" IS the %ub-
icCt of his message.
Hoshca'S ministry was in the
northern Kingdom, in Israel. We
know nothing of him except that he
is said to be the son OF ccri, of whom
we know nothing further. 1t Is stated
that his labor$ were carried or in
the days Of Uzzjah. lothian. AhaZ
and IeZckiah. kings Of Judah. and
in the days Of Jeroboam. the son Of
JOSIAH, king Of Israel" 1t is thought
that his ministry started 4 short time
before the death oi Jcroboam, which
took place in 745 &. c. 1t is also
thought that HG$ea'S ministry ter
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12

]. T. Richardson. assistant farm
agent, is now placing an order for a
pure-brcd Berkshire p& for Louis
GrecnWay OF the Dabney club.
In the AyCoci Boys Club . corn,
| potato, | poultry, tobacco, and I
pig projects have been started.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-12
Hosea Tells Of Gods Eorgiving Love
sBRAss TAcKs' ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL

(Thc international Uniform Les
son on the above topic for April II
is Hosea 6, II, II. the Golden Text
being John 10, IF we confess our
sins, He is faithful and righteous to
forgive us our sins, and to cleanse
us from all uml'ighteOuSncSS.")
The weekly echo., 1940-06-07
DIR. Motion Dies
CONTINUED from paga One)

Dr.. Motion also won wide acclaim
for his second book, What the Negr)
Thinks" which appeared in 1929 and
in which he set forth his philosophy
The weekly echo., 1940-06-07
FRIDAY, JUNE IA, 1910
Financial Department
CINE. Church
1910
Seventh Episcopal District
South Mississippi Conference


Meridian-Roy L. Young ... s81866
Jackson e. B. Balcl1roan -- $171.25
Gloster- U. L, Washington 1000
North Mississippi Confer nee
Olive Branch-J. A. Abram. . $125.Go
Tunica- W. o. Brown - $4,000
Sardis- E. H. Carmen ......... S222e0
Holly Springs-B. T. Tolbert ~ sl45s0
East Mississippi
Water Valley J. H Walton $4,000
Aberdeen-M. S. McGlowu $4,000
Tupeio--J. D. Murdoch -- $lO8.C0
New Albany-W H. Foster $1O4O0
Mississippi Conference
Greenwood-T, M Coleman. $50 ~
Durant-W. w. Wall $126 20
Columbus-C. Thomas - $275.89
Brooksville- T. J. johnson $4,000
The weekly echo., 1940-06-07

Business League; chairman campaign
committee, Commission on Interracaa
Cooperation 1890; director, Dunbar Ma
tional Bank, New York, 1890; president
Tuskegee Institute Savings bank, and
contributor to many magazines.
Under President Hoover he was chair
maan of a federal commission sent TO
Haiti to study educational conditions
there and made a report published bv
the state department following his re-
turn in 1890. He also served as orga-
nicer and chairman of a committee, aat
Hoover's request, to investigate condi-
tons among Negro flood sufferers in
1927. In193O he received the Harmon e.
ward for his contributions to better
race relationships and in 1892 received
the Spingarn medal
Because of i'll health, Dr. Notion re-
tired from the presidency of Tuskegee
and from public life a few years ago. !
Until his death he lived quietly at his
estate near Capahosic. |
Surviving him are his widow Mrs.
Jennie Notion known nationally for her
activities on behalf of the women Of
America; five children, Katherine, wife
If President Patterson of Tuskegee
teacher at Hampton Institute
Robert, Jr, assistant secretary of the
National Negro Business League; Allen,
who lives with the family at Capahosic
and Jennie, student at Hampton.
The weekly echo., 1940-06-07
{ race relation.

Of race relation. ~ TF
He was also a trustee of Fisk uni
versity, a director Of the American
Bible society; trustee, Peopps Village
school, Mt Meigs, Ala; Industrial Home
School for Colored Girls, Peake, Va;
Negro Reform School for BOYS, Han
oaer. Va vice-chairman, National Lea
que on Urban Conditions Among Neg
roes; president emertusi, National Negro
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27
Leaf Market
Here Highest
In The Belt

Sale amounted I" 2!52Ii pounds
ON the Henderson tobacco market
Thursday. and brought S+9,l3l.23 for
ar average Of $2O03 per hundred
pounds.
1t was the second day in. success
sion the entire daily sale ran above
twenty cents. Smith II. Young, sales
supervisor, said the market was the
highest in the Middle Bel 50 far, and
one of the highest ~ the State.
Heavier offerings were ON ware
house floors today for tn" final sale
of the week. and ii was understood
prices were holding firm. Ii WAS en-
peCtcd the days offerings would run
the season total L. near the 3.Du0.-
OOO-pound figure. Thruu\h Thursday.
approximately $jUGOOU had been
paid growers, and the average was
around 10 cents for the season.
1t has been said farmers were busy
trying to harvest their biggest hay
crop in years. and in gathering cot
ton. which has tended to restrict the
speed Of marketing the tobacco crop.
Next week may sec heavier sales all
through. in the opinion "i some mar
kct observers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27
Farmers Meet
Set For Week
Of October z

Community meetings will be held
in Vance county during the week
of October 7, it was announced to-
day by County Agent }. w. Sanders.
for the election Of community com
mttecmcn, alternatcS, and delegates
TO the county convention, to serve
under the federal agricultural cor
sclVation program.
in each community three commit
tcCmcn, first and second alter
nate, and delegate and alternate
will be elected. or the three commit.
teemen, one will be elected chair
man. one vice chairman. and tho
third regular member. Delegates
and alternates will attend a cOnvcn-
ticn to be held in Henderson on Mon
day, October IA, to elect the county
committee.
The schedule of community meet
ings announced by Mr.. Sanders is as
follows:
Dabney township at Norwood.
store, Monday, October 7. 10 a. m.
Watkins township, at Rcnn'S store
Monday, October 7, 2:30 p. m.
WILLIAMSBURG township, at Wilson :
store, Wednesday, October 8, 10 :"
m.
Townsville township, at Taylor
store, Wednesday, October 9. 2:3
D. m.
Middleburg and NutbuSh town.
ships, Benefits store, Thursday. Oc
tober 10, 10 a. m.
Sandy Creek township, at AycOci:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

|. Name the capital of Australia.
,. Animals which eat both meat
and plant substances are classified as
CarnlvOrOuS, UmnlVorOuS or hCrbiVor-
Gus?
3. or which university is Robert
NJ. Hutchins president?
I. Who wrote Scarlet Sister
NJ; ry'?
). Which State is called "SunlIowcr
State?
6. What occasion is commemoratcd
by Jackson Day. January 8.
I. l. Cuba, Puerto Rico, or His
PAMELA known as the Queen Of the
AntillcS"r
8. Is the detective Ell"r% Queen, q
real or fictitious character?
.. Wendell WiIIkic has three BROTH
crS. How many sisters has ne?
10. Who said of General Grant, g!
can't spare In" mnn: he fights?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

The great books mirror best the
highest hopes and visions Of human
nature.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

f==T:=5I = 5=z1i5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

The Kncdive Ismail of Egypt, who
ruled that land about 70 years ago,
succeeded in appropriating about
one-fifth Of the cultivable land of
the country for his own use during
his lifetime.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27
The Passion Play
At School Sunday

The Passion Play, a motion picture.
will be shown Sunday al $50 p. hi
and $50 p. m. in the Henderson high
school auditorium. under the aus
picoe Of st. Puul's church. it is stated,
This film is described as oul<tann-
ing. and is biblicaIly and historical
" correct. il is said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27
UNC Begins
New Session
(CunTnued From Page Cnel

IIONlQlUe HUN t-Ue e<H13
rights and democracy in the modern
world" should fall before the naz:
attack. DR.. Graham declared Amer
lea becomes "thc surviving strong
hold of democracy increasingly de-
Spiscd by the. dctatorS as the last
standing ground of freedom agalns'
their tOtalitarian power"
He advocated complete prepared
ncSS by the United States not only in
Il military way but in a social and
economic way within our borders,
and the sending Of material aid to
Britain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

Tyranny is often. man or d group
Of men yielding to the lust Of gov
erning.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-27

The Association Actors and Ar
tiStes of America with headquarters
in New York City. has member
ship Of $4,000.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-06-28
World Enters Vital Week

AS this is being written the
armies of France have laid
down their arms and the govern
ment accepted the terms of
peace offered by Hitler. Once
the German tastes victory he
developes an Unsuitable thirst
for more victories. Across the
English channel lies England
England still unconquered and
shouting defiance. With France
cut of the way Hitler can now
turn his attention to tanning the
British lion - atrick vet to be
accomplished in modern times.
However, the English are not
prepared to repel an invasion.
In the last dayssof French re-
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The Third Term

1t is customary for those who
excel at delivering the goods to
be rewarded in private business
and politics. In other language
this is termed the merit system.
Such a system is altogether to
be commended. Should Presi-
dent Roosevelt get a third term
ne would put this interpretion
on the reward.
He has done nothing to make
himself the precedent-shatter-
ing third term award from the
people of this country. On the
contrary he has did little for I'M
employment problems, has led
us into an awe-inspiring debt,
and wasted our substance other
wise, and his international adj
vice ladling out has made us no
few enemies, and finally, do you
realize we are at war with Herr.
Hitler right now, are sending
our guns and airplanes and the
munitions we have to England
as fast as we can make them?
All the last when our own needs
for defense are extremely press
ing. There are even rumors that