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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
NYA DAY PLANNED
AT LOST COLONY

MANTEO, June 20-The first
Special Day during Paul Green's
THE Lost Colony" which opens
its fourth summer season h e r e
June %, will be held by the state
wide membership of the National
Youth Administration as North
Carolina Youth Day, Friday, July
5, according to I. P. Davis, chair
man of arrangements.
Approximately half Of the TO-
600 NYA boys and girls in the
state will take advantage of this
opportunity to visit the Nations
Birthplace and to see Paul Green's
historical drama of the first pio-
neers on this historic site, Mr..
Davis said, in commenting on
plans for the event.
An exhibition of NYA hanii-
craft, produced in the various
shops throughout the state, will be
on display and prizes will be
awarded to the most artistic OBJ
jects. Highlight of the exhibit will
be a collection Of period dolls,
some of which will be permanent
ly exhibited at NYA headquarters
in Raleigh.
Registration will take place Fri
day morning at the community
center and activities for the day
include short addresses by Har-
old D. Cooley, congressman from
the fourth district, and John A.
Lang, state director NYA; a fish
fry at Fort Raleigh at S o'clock;
a swimming party at Roanoke
Sound; and probably a dance at
the Mays Head beach club.
Others assisting Mr.. Davis n
making arrangements for the
event include Helen Daniels, Dare
county NYA supervisor; Melvin r.
Daniels, president Of the Southern
Albemarle association; and State
Senator D. Bradford Fearing.
president Of the Roanoke Island
Historical association, which spon-
sors 'The Lost Colony" as a ION
commercial educational attraction.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
Mrs.. G.. n. Mathis
Entertains For
Frances Mallard
Bridge Luncheon Is Given At
Wrightsville Beach For
Bride-Elect

Miss Frances Mallard, bride'elect
of this month, honored Wed
nesday when Mrs. c. N. Mathis
entertained at a bridge party at
the Pullen cottage on Whightsville
Beach.
Miss Mallard was presented a piece
of silver as honor gift by the hos
tess. The luncheon table was at
tractively appointed with a center
piece Of gardenias and bridal place.
cards wer-, used to seat the guests.
Those present were Miss Mallard,
honoree, Mrs. John Sparkman, of
Sanford, Mrs. Horace K. Thompson,
Mrs. J. A. Oldham, Jr., Miss Edna
Russell, Miss Mabel Herring, Mrs.
e. B. Peacock, of Norfolk, Va,
Mrs. J. J. Burney, Mrs. J. 81.
Brady, of Savannah, Ca, Mrs. E. F.
Mallard and Mrs. Il. 7. King, Sr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21

hurst Mass, tour the New,
s STATES and Canada. They ws, .'' /.
companied by Miss Ruth s srss 4
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Kans" 4
Lumberton.-Mrs. D. A ny
son and daughter, Emsras u'caa
IN Fayetteville a few DID,. Ee,
week where Emelia unG %s!s d
tonsllar operation at pittm,,n"sl'
pltal Wednesday Mise 'S an ao
Byrd is spending this ~.os 1.lflal
her aunt, Mrs. J.. A. B rtsA VII
Lumberton.-Mr. D. R. p asS
Gently returned from WiIrs;,.c Il
where She was a patient At
Walker Memorial hospital r., ,'N4
eral days. After leaving tba s N'
pltal she spent several ds wv n.y. a.
her sister while c~onvaleco;ss VT,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
Miss Betsy Myers Becomes Bride
OF Hampton Tilery At ST. Johns

son; Mrs. Francis Spelshouse, Of
Baltimore, Md; Mrs. R. B. Elem
ing, of Wilson; Miss Catherine and
Mena Branch Fleming, of Wilson;
Miss Eleanor Jackson, of Wash
ington; Mrs. w. w. Graves, Of
Wilson; Miss Elizabeth Graves, Of
Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. William
Wells, Wilson; Mrs. Frank Moss
and Lindsay Moss, of Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore, O.
Rocky Mount and Miss Jerome
Moore, Of Rocky Mount.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
Club Clock

There will be a meeting of the
executive committee Of the mis-
sionary society of Grace Metho-
dist church on Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the church.
The Seminole Council, No. "a,
Degree of Pocahontas, will hold
a meeting tonight at 7:15 o'clock
at the Odd Fellows hall. All
members are urged to attend as
officers will be elected. At 8
o'clock, a bingo party will be
held. The public is invited to at
tend. A small admission will be
charged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21
Step Out From
Your Ugly Fat!
And Not Only Look Better
But Feel Years Younger

Now you may slim
down your face and
figure without starva-
ton dieting or back
breaking exercises. Just
eat sensibly and take
Marmola under the
conditions and accord
ing to directions on
the package.
MarmolaTable have
been sold to the public
for more than thirty
years. More than TWEEN
ty million boxes have
been distributed dur
ing that period.
Marmola is not a
cure-all. Marmola is
only for adult fat per-
sons whose fairness is
caused by a thyroid
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-21

deficiency (hypothyroidism) but who are 9th.
erwise normal and healthy. We do not make
any diagnosis as that is the function of your
physician, who must be consulted for that
purpose. Why not try to lose those ugly, un.
comfortable pounds the Marmola way? Get
a box of Marmola today from your druggist
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Broken Sizes in Better Shoes
l.49

Just 81 pr Of our exclusive Chevies,
Nonnettes and Physical Culture Shoes
Originally sold for S. and $50.
Women's Shoes-Secord Floor
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The some heovy broodloon1 corpet-
inc that decorators use in expensive
woIl-to -woII floor coverings. Made
up Into 27x36-inch finished rugs
for Sample dispIoy" In q wide
variety Of types-ploin weoves,
twist yarn. figured ond textured.
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Csc
Originally 81
81 "Sock It" Knockout
Benches
Is Piano Books
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ArtneedIeWOrk Values

Cotton and royon tobrc contents in the group
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
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Or einaliy 2.p8
s Betsy Wetsey Dolls
IS Toy Chests
J Me~hopiroI Trims
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2jc
Originally SOC
II Model Troin Sets; ou-
thentic reproduction.
6 Airplone Carriers; reol-
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90

Originally I.39 to $50
E Junior Tennis TobIes;
for indoors
9 TeIko Comes and
Tropeze Sets .
IS Grocery Stores and
BUDDY l" Trucks
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;,sned IS TO $50 GIRDLES
EDATIONS
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oil figures types. All in the new
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Iostex. Wide range of types.
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IOc
a:.II. *

OTfhFHuFy ~Vt
IS Juvenile Books; popu-
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81 Pon-Americon Chess;
entertaining and eduoo-
tionoI.
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I.69
Originally 1913

OTTyIHuIIy TO
10 Bowling Alleys
81 kindergarten Folding
ChoIrs
Is Dolls; various types
10 BODY Sondy" Dolls
"a Woo4-burnine Sets
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Air Battle
Over France
British Report Two
German Planes Shot
Down and Another
Disabled in Fight

London. March 30.-(AP)--Two
German McSSC rschmitt fighting
planes were shot down in flames and
bomber was disabled by British
war planes in action over the Ger
man western front lines yesterday,
the air ministry announced today.
(The German high command COM
munioue mentioned only fights be-
tween German and French planes
over the western front yesterday, IN
which it acknowledged that one Ger
man pursuit plane was shot down
while three enemy planes were Sc
riously damaged.O
The British air force in France
said the British planes which ac-,
counted for the Me>Serschmitts had
engaged strong formations of Ger
man aircraft which crossed the al
lied lines.
It said that the bomber which was
caught while scouting was last seen
diving steepIy into low clouds with
one engine diSabled.'
The air victory was in addition u
the shooting down of 4 German
pllnc off the English coast.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
More Activity
On West Front

Pari., March 3G.-(APj- French
macninc gunncrS in ambush south Of
Saarbrucc!cn cut down the advance
guard of a German infantry attack,
killing the German commanding Of
liccrs and several others, the war
department c0nmunique said today.
l. said the Germans were sent
cut yesterday under cover of a
violent harragc to attack the French
flank, but that the ambush frustrat-
"a the mdncGVcr
Greatly increasing German artil-
icry fire west Of the Vosges noun
tainS to the Saar river was intended
to wipe out several small villages oc-
cupicd by the French, but the French
replied shell for shell.
In this area, German reconnois-
sance planes also were active, one
being brought down by anti-aircraft
ire.
On the French home front, the in
terror ministry ordered the removal
from Paris Of several persons intern
ed as dangerous to the national de-
tense and public order. They were
aid 10 be mainly communists.
TIE Soviet ambassador who was
rocHlle@ to Moscow at Frances re-
quest left last night. There were no
official farewells.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Sec. Edison
Opposes Two
Ocean Navy
Says Idea of Separate
Fleet For Atlantic
"Not Only Unneces-
sary But Altogether
Too Costly To Evc:s
Consider.

Los Angeles, March 30.--(NP)-
Secretary Of the N9vy Ch""'~" ''~'i ~
said today he was opposed to the
two ocean" navy plan advocated by
some members Of COnGr"eG N""a'l3"
every sound StratCgical conclusion
demands tho maintenance of II" fleet
as single coordinatcd unit III the
Pacific"
Il think the idea Of building a
separate fleet for III" AtIanti" is not
only unnecessary but altogether too
costly TO even consider" said Edison
in an interview. we arc now adding
to the fleet in steady inCr"a rs in
types and Il proposal to build up the
present fleet by ten percent seems
sound to me.
at should be realized that il would
take more than ten years IT. iupli-
cate the present United States .lcct."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Daily Dispatch .ureau.
In the Sir walter Hotel.

Raleigh, March 30.-There arc
many simi,aritics in the type OF cam
paign being conducted by the !ead-
ing candidates. for Governor OF Nort'i
Carolina, but there are also several
differences which make them on the
whole, not entirely cut by the same
All of the aspiring group are Oh
course, making every effort to or
oapize their forces in the various
Counties; all are making speeches m
nInnerable in an effort to get INTO all
the hundred Tar Heel counties be-
tween now and May %: and all are
protesting the utmost optimism over
their prospects. g..
But observers can note some lun-
Elemental differences. For instance
headquarters for Lieutenant Cover
nor u. p. Horton seems bent on over
awing the others and. pcrhap&' the
vcters. with L succession ot name
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
]Yazi Press Looses
Attack On America
Authenticity OF
Documents Denied

Washington, March 3o.-AP)
Authenticity Of documents
produced by German officials as
evidence that "Amcrican policy
helped Loose war on Europe was
challenged cmphatically in adj
ministraiiOn quarters today.
President Roosevelt declared
that propaganda from Europe
mpst be taken with a grain Of
salt.
Secretary Of STATE Hull snnkc
bluntIy. He declared that the
state department placed rot "tlc
SLIGHTEST crch"nce" in tt'" COR
vcrSatiOns related in the Ger
man white BOOK and denied that
the Warli.c attitude they set
forth represented Tin any way"
the cOuntry's foreign policy.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Ten Georgia
Klansnen Are
Indicted

Atlanta. March 39-(AP)-Offi-
GERS set out today to round up ten
men named as Ku KluX KlanSmen
and charged by the Fulton (Atlanta)
county grand jury with two kid
nappings and % 1loggings in a three
year period of lash welding.
Two deputy sheriffs, both dcSig-
mated in grand jury subpoena as
members OF the Klan, were among
those indicted in inc jury's newest
thrust at night rider terrorism last
night.
Seven others also were listed as
Klansmcn Of suburban East Point,
home of Isaac Castor, barbcrSh0p
operator who died in a March 7
rlogging. Dan Duke, assistant pros
ecutor, said the tenth man was a
Khan member from nearby Oakland
City.
None of the new indictments
bringing to y the number under
flogging charges, mentioned the
BARRIERS death.
They charged seven of the ten
men with one or the other of two
kidnappings and all with from two
to Is laShingS since January, 1887.
The floGging counts charged assault
with intent to murder.
Deputies Herb Edi"on and Ed
Burdette were named in two assault
counts each. and Edison also in one
kidnapping count.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
See End To
3-Cornered
Axis Hopes
Italian Government
Sources Say Rome
Berlin Moscow Tri-
angle Not Possibility
of Near Future.

London, March 30.-(AP)-Brit-
ish observers today brushed aside
Russian Premier Foreign CommisSar
Molotoff's harsh words about the
allieG and emphasized his neutrality
declaration as ending any Nazi hope
of Romc-Berlin-M Moscow axis.
Some sources interpreted Molo-
tofrs foreign policy review yester-
day before a joint session of the ST.
prcme Soviet as throwing out broad
hints that the Soviets wanted to re-
sumo trade negotiations with Bri-
tain.
Others, however, declared it fore
Swallowed a reshapng of Russia
foreign policy on the theory thu
Germany would win the war.
Russian sources here, meanwhile,
stressed that Russia was not bound
TO Germany as an ally either by po-
litical or military obligations and
wanted to improve her trade and
friendly relations with Britain.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
ITALY STILL REMAINS
NTI-BOLSHIVIK''

Rome, March 30.-(AP)-A source
close to the Italian government said
today that Italy remains anti-bol-
shivik" and insisted that Rome
Berlin Moscow triangle was not a
possibility of the near future.
This was interpreted in foreign
circles as indicating that if Hitler
suggested a new friendship between
Rome and Moscow in his meeting
with Premier Mussolini, March l8,
his proposal failed.
Authoritative Italian sources
sought to dispel reports current since
the Bremen Pass meeting Of a plan
to share control Of the Balkans
among Germany, Italy and Russia.
Fascsts attributed talk of three
correred arrangement in the Balk-
ans to French propaganda.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30

Washington. March 30.-(AP)-
The reciprocal trade program, fun
damental administration policy and
potential campaign issue, survived a
crucial Senate test late yesterday
when three-vote majority killed
an amendment to require Senate ratl-
fication OF trade agreements.
Administration lieutenantS, who
considered the amendment death
warrant for the program, were
iubilant over the "A to IL vote. Sem
ator Harrison, Democrat, Mississippi,
floor manager for the legislation eN-
tending the program three years, told
reporters:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Reciprocal Trade
Plan Survives Test
Senator Harrison Says eth Fight is Over but Oppon-
ents of Trade Policy Declar They Will Fight for
Other Amendments; publicans Vote Sodly

The fight is over now. l think
we'll pass the bill Tuesday,
Foes of the trade policy made it
clear, however. that they would keep
on fighting for other restrictive
amendments. Senator Johnson, Dem
ocrat. Colorado, held out "a dim
hope that the bill itself will be de-
feated.'
Yesterdays vote found Republicans
solidly for the ratification amend
ment. They made it plain that they
would carry their fight to the cleo
torate and Republican leaders felt
they had COINED political advantage
in presenting an unbroken front on
the issue.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Many Killed In
Rumanian Siege
Gun Explosion

Bucharest, March 30.-(AP)-EX-
ploSion OF one of Rumania's largest
siege guns with a heavy toll OF life
during army maneuvers was report
ed today.
Authorities suppressed the report
in Rumani;*n newspapers but a
trainlOad of wounded soldiers was
rushed to Bucharest from Dadilov,
where the explosion occurred,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
No Break In
ICED Murder
Griliing of Unmarried
Suspect Fails to Yield
Any Clue In Pennsyl-
vania Case.

-'-'o College, Pa. March 30
.. Grfilin2 If an unmarried
.'.. contractor through the long
Of the night apparently failed
..,G o. single clue toward solving
..cudi5h murder Of l7-year-Old
..nE Taylor, Pennsylvania State
-" freshman.
-...n motor police, who closed
~. their RockvieW prison bar
.. e, all visitors during the more
.-r hours they grilIed the su-
..-nly declined to disclose
details OF their inquiry, but
... Edward Miller reported no
..ia. where he had been taken
....Ie evidence obtained.
Zee Ian was brought from Phlla-
y on the tip of an alert No
'cr who noted stains on his
ed heard him say he had
.-"d from State College.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Diphtlleriia
At Fort Bragg

Fayetteville, March 30.--(AP)-
Post officials announced today that
no leaves or passes would be grant
cd soldiers at Fort Bragg until after
the 5000 men had been examined
for susceptibility to diphtheria. The
action followed discovery Of Is cases
of the disease among the soldiers and
three among soldiers wives and chill
crcn.
Officials emphasized that there
was no epidemic.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Cubernatorial Campaigns Not
Altogether OF Same Pattern

announcements: while on the other
hand A. j. MaxWeli'& Chief efforts
along managerial lines seem to be
directed at finding people who are
'.powerhouses" at home though their
names may be completely unknown
in the state at large.
Running rather roughly over the
list. and noting few of the CAM
paign characteristics of each:
Broughton: Despite the attention
being given Through State Manager
Emery Denny to strictly organize
t;onal work, the Raleigh attorney
seems to be putting great reliance in
his personal appeal and the impress
sion he makes on visits to various
sections. CAS- witness the levees, so
to speak, he held in Charlotte and
Asheville) He is, on the surface at
least. making no entangling alliances
with any factor or group. Even IN
his announcement he rather point
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
EquadorRevolt
Is Put Down

Quito, Ecuador, March 30.-(AP)
The government announced today
quicl; precautionary measures by the
police and army had forcstalled a
revolutionary plot timed for today.
1t said an attack against military
barracks here had been scheduled
for this morning but the placing of
soldiers and police in readiness to
crush any uprising kept it from
taking place.
The government statement said
the authorities knew the identity Of
the ringlcadcrS and that a number
Of arrests arc expected.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Storms Kill At
Least Eight
In Louisiana

.gugrt. La, March 30,-(AP)
dc storms striking hardest in
ma and c ping into three
...gS NsileC least eight per-
.s-red n. ,han so others
..-5 caHslo, dole property de
.-.g Yesterday.
most devastating blow was
t. his isolated fishing village
-..-.a. hundred population. Six
s.1wn dead at Pierrepart,
. - we're hurt and at least one,
more. was missing.
..a-ms OF varying intensity
IN many south Louisiana
disturbances were also re-
. texas. Mississippi and Ala
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Gloatkea
FOE NORTH CAROLINA.

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy and slightly
cooler tonight; proceeded by
t'lU1dershowcrs this afternoon;
Sunday fair, mild temperature.
OUTLOOK FOR THE WEEK.
Fair al beginning and near era
nf weak: si'cw2rG d"rinr r,'ddir
Cc".2I; Ecc4n.! :-mH:ra:uie.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
Investigation
Of 2 Percent
Clubs Near End

..a1,ou. March 30.-(AP)-
p delivering. internal revenue
-toner. said today he expected
.a-Uly'S income tax inveStiga-
Iudiana'S two percent clubs
It oe concluded shortly.
.tdcd that there would be q
announcement of the results
'. inquiry which has been pro-
..- for several months.
","o percent clubs" were
.@ s Indiana several years ago.
" ~. thIt name by reason OF the
..' ,tttc employees are supposed
...- OYER to the Democratic State
lat,un two percent Of their
..,~ Tor campaign purposes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
sensational Discov-
cry" of Alleged Polish
Documents is Basis for
Claim of Anti-CerInan
Diplomacy By Ameri-
cans.

Berlin, March 30.--(AP)-Thc 10
documents which the German for
cign office published yesterday as
"rindS' in the archives Of the Polish
foreign office were only "cheap
wine" compared with costly vintage
yet 10 follow, an authorized German
source asserted today.
Citing Inc Bible story Of Jesus
conversion Of water into wine, this
source observed:
Gamer lean statesmen must not go
out on Il limb and try to put yes
tcrGay's publication off with tho re-
mark that these were after all the
opinions Of Polish ambassadors to
what American policy is.
Remember how at Cana the
ruler of the feast complained 10 the
bridegroom for keeping the best
winc until Inc end. Maybe that's
what were doing
He further Unlimited that tn Ger
man government vas in possession
OF direct cummunicaliunS by the
United States ambassador TO Paris,
Wlliam G.. BuIIjtt, and others.
rcr;il. March 30.--tAP)-Thc
~ rir"d Nazi pre- asserted today
that TIC zen aljoral discovery OF
aIl rc.i ~rlieh documents proved
that United States officials had help
Cd mitigate allied plans ''tn fini IN
ra1:nnn] Snciniit Germany through
Wal" American d'rlom2tS were ac-
Gu ed rf playing AN omiHcus role"
II F1r"Dc"n affairs.
Garment o. ti1n d@curngntf which,
The Gorm"r foreign office said last
night had been uncovered in the sec
ret archives Of CONQUERED Poland
pllchCd other rcWs into thc hack
or0r,rr rs tic m~"ninG paD"rS blsm~
cd hr?crirnn diplomacy in great
measure e." ITO outbreak Of the
EurOpc?n conflict.
German nffioialdnm side stepped
comment with the assertion that tn"
dncrm"ntS 'speak for themGolV"S.'
but promised publication Of addi-
tional papers dealing with Anlcri-
can foreign policy.
Principal targets Of the Nazi pres
oarraee were William c. Bnllltt.
rrritod Statos anoNaSeadGr to Paris:
.Joeeph p. Kennedy. ambassador to
London. ard Anthony J. Biddle. lr.,
an,1-~~~ dor to Poland.
All three as well as President
Roosavrlt were mentioned in the
documents.
Fi"Ier'S paper said ''thH"n three
oertlon~r-fir~t of al Mr.. Billie in
pariS--r';rtrallv made II a ro;nt of
honOr to swing the etlI snomi09lv
rcnurn~r: element in ito T"ndn'1
government toward adopting P0li;h
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30
FRENCH BROADCAST

Paris. March 3O.-(AP)-The
t"Tcign effice announced today
'0at Premier Paul Reynaud
would deliver a special broad
cast addressed to the United
states at midnight tonight 6 p.
-. e. :. t.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-30

Continued Oh Page Seven)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Hitler Plans
Reprisal in
u. S., Charge
Martin Dies SoYs
Nuzi Chieituin Is
Behind 5ih Column

" 4 HIN TON =
Chairman Martin Dies Of the
House committee investisat-
ing un-Ameriean activities
charged to-day that Adolph
Hitler planned reprisals
against committee disclosures.
Dies sad hs probably weuld
issue a white paper IN = lea
hours showing parpefisd firm
column asilslile. n German con.
suls and agents IN this country.
Dies returned 10 Washington
early today. and said h. weald
ask ether committee members 10
approx. release If aoo-paKs
report on such alleged activities
lie added that NJ would supple
ment the report With document
AIRY evidence
he said other reports viii hs
issued later. dealing with the
activities Of Italian agents
Dies also announced that he
would ask The next congress Ia
continue the committee and allot
II $1,000. 600. lie .ald that he
would ask for broader powers 10
punish witnesses who refused 10
testify