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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CASHIER with IL years experience. also
knowledge Of tipping and hling. Phone
District 1858. "a
CHAMBERMAD-M MAID. to 60 South young
woman. Al type; excellent references: can
live anywhere. Box 1874. Star "a.
COMPANION-Lady desires position as
s ssg6 n, t Ses to live in or travel .o
COVERINGS or lady's maid. experienced;
e college s edSsation and good references
HOUsEKEEPER for adult family: refined,
CAPABLE. middle aged. unencumbered: ex-
cellent local references. Box 1S2-A. Star.
LADY. capable. refined, wants work. moth
erless home. care invalid or elderly per-
son: references. Box 1864. Star. "a.
LADY. refined. middle-aged, with excellent
references. desires position caring for
children: capable Of assuming full RESPONSE
bility. Box 117-A. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE white experienced
free TO travel: consider anything. AT.
Oss2-W.
SECRETARY knowledge aeronautics and
tariffs. available So pm. Located vicinity
Shoreham. Box 20O-A. Star. 25'
TRANsLATING-Englis French, Spanish.
Italian. Accurate work by experienced lin
guist Woodley 1908
TYPIST. experienced in ONCE work: tenn
porary or part-time employment desired.
ia. 1888
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1905 INGLEsrDE TER. N.w-single room
in modern pvt residence, bordering Rock
hood: nicely furn.. all cow: small eln-
ployed family. Columbia 9110.
2I44 P ST. Nw.-Lieht Housekeeping
room for couple. S17 monthly or 81 so
weekly.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

2O24 N ST Nw-Large front room. next
bath; twin beds; suitable gentlemen.
Govt clerks: $3.50 per wk. each.
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pERsoAAl.

WEEKEND. TREATMENTS FOR AGO
holics. excellent results: ref: reasonable.
co. 3193. 23-
HENS. WHILE YOU WAIT. Soc UP
Coats. 81 90 and 81 80. Needlecraft. 1913
r ST.. RIM. 20S.
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or SURGERY DIR. SOMMERWERCK
1855 Columbia I'd. Adams 03ss.
n YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for Christina
Just give me telephone cell You can sc,
500 and need repay only 81 .63 per week
which includes interest. the only charge,
JACK SESSIONS. Michisan $50.
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Heated rooms with comfortable beds: good
home cooking: unlimited phone; 81 per
week. gentleman SH- 2QhQ-L
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SITUATIONS MEN.

WOMAN, near 9th and SITS. me-: gh.w.;
must be fond Of children, ages and g.
7Ia st. ne. grocery store.
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HELP DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)


HoUsEKEEPDR. white. excellent cook and
cleaner. able to manage house; local refer
ences absolutely required: beEinning wage,
$40 month: GOOD home and unusual future
grospects for risht person. Box i II
HOusEKEEPER. white. exp, good cook.
nearby Va; ref. Temple 1910. "a
HOUsEWORKER. white. to care for 8
s, and e. ss ' ST. ssss s9
LADY, white. so to 40. to care for 2 chill
dren and DO housework; live in; So week.
MAID white. g.h.w,. plain cooking: live
In: 2 adults In family. Call 6H. l414.
MAID. colored, live in; cook and g.h.w.:
& sduis esS s 2 aSps 'm' fanny
WOMAN. coiored: to live In; good cook;
erences. Emerson S54e. ~ "
WOMAN. white. over 80; small family;
finished same as upstairs room Cali
Sunday. 81 pm. 6112 Utah ave. NV.
WOMAN, white. general housevork for
couple and 2 children: live in: good sal
airy. Emerson 1857.
must be fond Of children. ages and 8.
7l9 ST. ne. grocery store.
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, exp,: books started, kept
local refs: $3.50 mo RA. 2544.
ARMED. GUARD. experienced Red cross
nrst aid. qualified small firearms. IRE pro-
lection, supervise protection force. full
charge. Organize now. Box 130-A. Star.
CARPENTER handy man; complete set Of
pl. NV. Adams 5059. 24s
CLERK. experienced retail wine and liquor
clerk. wishes part-time work, evenings.
Box 96-A. Star. "a"
HORTICULTURIST, college trained. gar
denine q speciality: also know fruits and
landscaping: wishes work. private or COM
mercial; colored; ref. BOX 106-A. Star.
HOUSEMAN. good reference: stav in: small
salary. Call AT. 3961-J.. WALTER JACK
SON after 4 pm.
JANTTOR and HANDY man. colored; refs.
Phone CO. Oa57-J. John Henderson.
MAN, colored. desires s or 8 hours work
after pm. every evening. Ask for John.
North 1903 ga
MAN. young white. seeking tutorship or
position as private secretary. has driver s
permit. Phone RA. s044s 25'
MAN colored. wants work as houseman.
chauffeur or waiter: refs. Call North 1919.
MAN young colored experienced as chauf-
feur and houseman; references. Call
Dupont 9490 between z and $50.
OFFICE MANAGER-ACCoUNTANT, 40;
have. successfully supervised large ae-
experience in manufacturing and retail
nelds. Box 164-A Star. 25'
PLASTERER, skilled workman; new work or
repairs, Days preferred. DL. 1919.
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HELP MEN,

WRIST WATCH lady's, diamond Hamilton.
theater. Reward Alexandria 59S4.
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CARPENTER handy man; complete set Of
tools; excellent references. 1929 Perry
pl; NV. Adams 5059. 24e
CLERK. experienced retail wine and liquor
clerk. wishes part-time work, evenings.
Box 0R-h. Star 24H
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FOUND.
LOST.

BRING OR REPORT deserted stray animals
tonly) to the Animal Protective Association
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic 7142.
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HOUsEKEEPDR. white. excellent cook and
cleaner. able to manage house; local refer
ences absolutely required: beginning wage,
$40 month; good home and unusual future
prospects for right person. Box 14b-A.
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/ MAID. white. g.h.w.. plain cooking: live
in: 2 adults in family. Call sH. l414.
MAID. colored. live in; cook and g.h.w..:
| references: S25 per month; small family
| Of adults Cab WO 2916
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HORT1CULTURIST, COLLEGE trained. gar
dsnine a speciality: also know fruits and
landscaping: wishes work. private or COM
mercial; colored; ref. BOX 106-A. Star.
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WOMAN. white. over so; small family;
good home: basement room with shower,
finished same as upstairs room. Call
Sunday. 81 pm. 6112 Utah ave. NV.
WOMAN. white. general housework for
couple and 2 children: live in: good sal
airy Emerson 2657
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GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, cooking, live
In. $40 month; references. 2003 Bel
mont I'd n w
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BEDROOM, living room and dining room
suites. odd pieces. 1925 Maryland ave. ne.
BEDROOM SET. pieces springs and mat
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

THE wESTCHESTER APIS. 1882 18th ST.
n.w.--3 rooms, reception hall, kitchenetts
and bath, cleo refg.; $3.50 and S55
BOULEVARD COURTS = ARLINGTONS
Utilities ii ' included oX 4 YYSo y soy29.
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ACCOUNTANT, exp,: books started, kept
part time. audits. statements. tax service:
local refs: $3.50 mo RIA. 2544.
ARMED GUARD experienced Red cross
nrst aid. qualified small firearms. IRE pro-
F. lection, supervise protection force. full
charge. Organize now. Box 130-A. Star.
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LOST Monday. large male Persian kitten.
Striped Omar. Cleveland Park. Reward
Wo 6135
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HOUSEMAN good reference: stav in: small
salary. Call AT. 1861 j.. WALTER JACK
SON after m
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CfENERhI HOUSEWOHkEH- COI0fed.
perienced cook, laundress: electric washer
and ironer; fond of children; live in: s.
week: give references. Box 1Q0.Y. Star.
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SUITCASE, brown and white checked,
Containing baby's clothes, lost near Conn;
and California, Reward. Mrs Tiff, 1000
Conn Ant R0h.
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GIRL experienced with care Of 2:yr. old;
references: must state ability to take
care of child. .s.h.w.. cook; $50 month;
no Sunday or holiday work. after 3 Sat-,
all day Sunday. 4S17 seth st. NV. Apt.
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PETWORTH. 6124 3rd st. nw.-Girl TO
home; pvt. bath: sxpr. bus. RA. e2e7.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. experienced delicatessen line. to
manage business; option to buy; references
required. All day Saturday and Sunday
TITS Georgia ave. NV.
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WOMAN. coiored to live in; good cook;
general housevork: $40 month; local ref
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
Speculation
Is Rife On
Size OF Vote
Daily DlspatCh Bureau.
In The Sir W'ah"- !IOtel.
RY HENRY aTERHL.

Raleigh. Oct. 81. - Now that
all the political prognosticatorS have
reached the conclusion that Wendell
Willkie hasn't even a remote outside
chance in North Carolina, specula-
ton on the size Of the vote which
will be cast on the first Tuesday in
November is beginning to bob up on
all sides.
Most of the would-bc crystal gaz-
crs arc apparently leaning on the
same limb which broke off SO sharp
" under them in the guhcrnatoral
primary last May. They arc already
beginning to declare with great APP
ncarancc of certainty that the total
in this good year will be far less than
the more than 100000 cast Tor FDR
and All Landon four years ago.
These predictions are based on the
difficulty of absentee ballOtinC this
fall. the lack of local contests and the
apparent indifference of the cleo
tOratc.
Every single one of these factors
existed last spring-in fact there was
the imposSibility, but not the DIFF
ficuIty, of voting in absentia. There
tContnucd on Page Threc.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
important Changes Made In
Provisions Of AAA Program

ctaJlcs. wheat and potatoes in desig-
mated counties: the farmer who fails
20 carry uut tai 81 MS :nji-buildin3
practices will receive ( n"opOrtionate
reduction in his special allotment
payments.
For instance" he said. "a farmer
had set up Tor his farm a total
payment Of 500. medc I'D of $50 for
planting within special crop allot-
ments and $50 to be earned for car
rying out Soil-buldirg practices,
such as seeding legunes. grasses,
winter cover and green manure
CROPS: tcrr9ciGg, contour strip-crop-
ping. forest tree planting. home gar
dening, application of lining mate
rialS. and the like.
If he carried out only enough
practices 10 earn $40. then he would
only ct $40 of his special allotment
>armentS. Giving him total farm
ravmcnt OF $50 instead of 500.
That's because he earned only 80
percent "f his bodybuilding goal.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
Bucharest.
Oil Fields
Stacked VJut
urAish Military Frep.
aratlons Along OAR
cianelies Reported In
creasing; Adrianople
damned With Troop
Trains.

Budapest, Hungary, Oct 2l.--(AP)
Reports that Soviet RusSian-Turk-
iSh military discussions hal no"N in
stituted and that Turkish military
preparation was increasing along the
strategic Dardanelles gateway TO the
Near East were heard today in the
Balkans.
At the same time, Rumania in
d blackout for Bucharest
and the nearby oil fields.
Travellers from Turkey said in
Athens that railroad lines to Adria-
nople, Turkish city in territory
wedged between the Bulgarian and
Greek borders, were damned with
troop trains while half a million
Turkish troops were said to be al
ready in the region of the Darda-
nelleS.
A rumor that Soviet-Turkish mill
tary talks were underway in Adria-
nople was carried by a Budapest
newspaper while other unconfirmed
reports said the Turks were building
new Notifications and communica-
tons.
The Turkish press, predicting that
the axis would attempt its next push
in the Near East, played up British
maneuvers to counter such drive.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
IT, s. Embassy In
.LondonZsD aged

er across the square and blew in a
number Of windows.
Another bomb failed to explode
immediately. but dug itself a deep
pit about 80 feet from the front
door. It went off few hours later,
blasted more windows and hurled
earth and stone onto the roof and
against the front wall.
The inside was not damaged and
spokesman said today I'VE are
open for business"
All the same time it was ANNOUNCE
ed that a big German bomb fell
near the YMCA headquarters in
Great Russell street, blasting out
doors and windows and blowing
down partitions inside. The outside
walls we're not damaged extensively.
OFFICIALS said, however, that on
rcpt for The offices on the first floor
they would not me able to use the
building again until after the war.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY HENRY Az ERILL

Raleigh. Oct. q. Automobiles
killed EN- on the country roads. IN
the smallest and largest corporations.
but not a single fatal accident &C
Cured in 4 North Carolina city OF
from 10000 to $4,000 during the
month of September. according to
records of the Highway Safety Di-
vision.
That gave completely clean slate,
so far as fatal accidents go. to these
Tar Heel toWns-ConcOrd, Elizabeth
City. Fayetteville, GaStonla, Colds
boro. KannupoiiS funincOrporated but
bic lust the Same), kinStOn, New
Bern. Rocky Mount, Roanoke RaploS,
Salisbury. Shelby. StateSvilic, Will
son and Thomasville, all OF the To-
OOO-25, 900 class; High Point, Raleigh
and Wilmington, in the 23,O0O-5O.O00
bracket.
Ashcvillc and Durham. OF the 81
600 and up group, likewise had no
fatal wrecks.
At the extremes, there was one
fatal accident IN an Incorporated
town Of less than 500, another in a
town nf the l.O00-5.OAO bracket and
three in cities of 5,000-l0,000; while
among the Jig cities, Greensboro and
Winston-SaIem rad one each and
Charlotte topped everything with no
less thar five.
Altogether there were 81 Fatal &C
cidents in the State, IS Of them on
rural roads.
The Safety Division also issued
figures on non-ratal and property
damage accidents for September, but
in comment on them il was stressed
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21

COLLEGE Station. Raleigh. Oct. u.
E. Y. Floyd. AAA executive officer
of n. c. State College, To-Day an
oounccd an important Improvement
in the Agricultural Conservation
program, effective in 1911 ana al
fecting every farmer in North Car
Dina. ,,,,+..
General scil-depletine aiiotmenIS
will be discontinued with the l9fI
program and payments will be oaSeo
1,pon the amount Of soil-bulloil9 az
complished, Floyd stated. inns W."
put more emphasis on the conS%rN q :.
ton phases Of the program, maNe =
more adaptable to all farms IN tnJ
state. encourage production OF luI '
and feed crops. and sho''id greatly
reduce the cost Of compliance
Fl~vd Further explained thal uI'
rYy,ncr wrn earns all OF MS SOL
building units will receive his H, ..,,! -
mum pavrent; for pl"ntIn" W'l'lD'
-r>~~:nl nlrnt,ncntS. SUCH as i"p"'N''
cotton, peanuts, and commercial We
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
Berlin And
North Italy
Are Raided
tiundred.B Bomb
ute Raid on invasion"
Bases PAGES Counter
Offensive; Cross
Channel Gun Duel Is
Fought.

London, Oct. 2l.-(AP)-A 100
)omb-a-minutc air raid on nazi-held
coastal base" opposite England. pos
;ibIy supported by shell fire FROM
eng range guns and warship5, paced
| far flung British counter offensive
which extended to Berlin and north
,rn Italy.
The repeatedly bombed base,
gain bore the brunt of the over
lght attacks. in which the authori-
ative British Press Association eStl-
mated an "avalanchc" OF at least l5,-
90 bombs were dropped in two
nd half hours.
The air ministry reported "cXtcn-
We operations" during tho night m
luded raids On Berlin, other parts
Germany. and northern Italy.
The blasting of channel ports,
Whcra invasion threats continued
turk in prolonged mild weather
nd reports Of naZi activity. started
shortly after dusk last night.
Earlier N the Gay british and
German gunners fought one Of the
heaviest gun duels of the battle of
.ritan across the strait.
NaIi air raiders. roaring across
he coast above an unusually heavy
,nti-arcraft barrage. famed out in
catered hit and run attacks on
}ritain.
Alarms sounded twice in London
Turing the morning Two bombs fell
n the capital just before the sirens
hrieked the first time and the in
vaders' motors were heard during
he second alarm.
In the first raid the Germans
lgain sent over fast single cngncd
planes to run the anti-aircralt fire
m ones and tWOS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
FI)RRefusesC Challenge
Cities OF Between 10000
And $4,000 Population Had
No Auto Deaths Last Month

that they are at best little more than
approximations because of the great
laXitv all over the state in observ-
ing the law requiring reports Of all
accidents on the prescribed forms.
This laNity prevails to a greater
extent in the rural sections than in
the cities. which probably accounts
for the fact that fatal accidents,
vh;Cn can be tracked down through
news stories and Health Board STA
tiStics. were much more common, ac-
COrding TO the available figures, on
rural roads than in cities, while nom
fatal and property-damage crashes
were much more numerous in the in
corporated places.
Thus. if the reports were taken
for accurate, the country led the
city IS to II in fatal accidents; while
it trailcd the urban areas 1923 to l52
in non-ratal crashes involving in
iurics; 1l6 to 300 in prODcrty-dam-
ace only wrecks: and 32l to 472 in
accidents of all kinds.
As said, however, the figures arc
not 10 be given 10" much reliance
except in the case - fatalities.
Charlottc'S five Fatal crashes put
Mcclilcnhurg county out in front for
the month with eight GCath-dGalng
accidents. Wholly rural Robson and
GuIford with it. one urban death
crash) were next in line with five
cacn. Fender, Il country county of
the first water, had four.
Runcombc, Columbus, Cumbcr-
land, Ircdcll and Wake had three
apiece. There were two fatal wrecks
in each Ct AlamH0"", CaharruS,
DupIn, Durham. Forsyth, Lcnior,
Nash, Randolph, Richmond, Rock
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
Leader Of Jap
Delegation
Quits Farley

Batavia, Netherlands East Indies,
oct. 2l.-(AP)-lchiZO KObayashI,
special envoy from Japan al the head
Of the delegation which has been
engaged in economic negotiation with
the Netherlands East Indies, will re-
urn 10 Tokyo tomorrow.
Officials asserted that his depart
urc would have no effect on the nc
gOtiatons. which will be continued
by other members Of the delegation.
They said his presence in Japan
was urgently needed and denied Is
quite untrue" reports that the trade
discussions had been broken. off,
In London. meanwhile, authorIta-
tive British sources declared that the
British "certainly are not taking an
appeasing attitude" toward Japan in
in the issue of the Dutcn East In
dies rich oil resources. and minated
strongly that British-Amerlcan CON
situations had been held on JapanS
oil problem.
~, sources reiterated that III"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
New Minnesota Senator Joins
Newspapern1enIn UpperHouse

had any practical experience at tho
mechanical! crd Ut the game.
Vandcnbcrg One of En-
Senator Arthur il. Vandcnbcrl
vas editor and Publisher OF tn
Grand Rapids (MlchJ Herald, bu,
he hasn't kept it up white IN con-
grcs.. as Senators CappcG and lass
nave done. Washington scrIDeS class
him as one Of themselves, n"|tflhc.
less. He mas tEcir viewpoint and
speaks their language perfectly. II $
an asset for political publicity puf-
poses.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge grad
uatcd into public lie. rs Iasaachl'-
sells scion. from editorial desks IN
the offices of the New York Herald
Tribune and the Boston Transcript.
Hc', a member .. the congressional
Dress galleries and Of the National
Press club. The correspondents rec
niZC him.
senator Joseph c. OMahoney Of
Wyoming was humble reporter
once o.? q Boulder tCoIo) ~an"r. but
before he came 70 Washington. he
lad been advanced to the rating o!
city editor Of the Cheyenne State
Leader and city editor is a pretty
Important perSonage-not equal T.
a managing edito. of course. and
,na!l-ish potatoes in comparison
with publisher. but io'nna!istically
~ good as d colonel. anyway.
Senator Gerald P. NEe was very
small town neWspapernlan. IN wee
little Wisconsin and Iowa burgs and
=; CoopcrstoWn. n. D. But make n
....~.ar.a These country editors are
80. entities in their home commu-
ties.
ssra.ar Josiah ". E0il~" ~ =
TlTaaA
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21

august group at the senatorial END
of the national C2Ditol bu.l@ihS
Senator Arthur Capp-r Of Kansas
is dean of the aggregation. Cap
Der knows his business from Inc
group up. He began as printer
when type was set by hand. none o.
the rest ever actually worked al 'he
case. Capper did. He staGcN type
Then he got to be reporter: tiien IN
editor. Now be publishes he To-
peka Daily Capital an dsereral other
Kansas periodicals. Printer NIX a.
most literally flows in his veins. he 5
a cracking good senator. too =,
Senator Carter Glass il IN orr
ter likewise. II" "H'nS " @'.', gov
defender (toat i. ? '-C"' go ;'H
evening editionz) AT LynchoI:-"o.
Va. He's been do;nT i for ABOUT 81
var, 5ut ! DIM 3cl'e.a - c'e.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
Marine Band
Concerts
Commended
Daily Dispatch oureau,
!, N" Sir N'"'-- Hotel
Nv HENRY AVERILL,

Raleigh, Oct. Ex-Governor Clvtle
F. Hoey feels that the current tour
of the United States Marine Band,
on which it will play in four North
Carolina cities, will do much to
heighten patriotic interest at time
when people of the state are "all
thinking in terms of our country and
its proper defense"
The band opened its North Car
DINA tour in Fayetteville yesterday,
and will climax its visit to the state
Continued on Page Threel
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
German Bombs Fail
To Do Serious Dam
age to Embassy; None
Injured; YM,CA Head
quarters Extensively
Damaged.

London, Oct 2l.-(AP)-WndoWS
were smashed in the United States
big new embassy building on Gros-
venor Square in a recent air raid,
No member of the staff was in
ilred.
Permission was given today by
British censors to tell about it.
A German plane laid d stick Of
bombs across tn" big square in Lon
don's fashionable West End. One
demolished a house. damaged anoth-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21
L0ndoners
LeaUe City
For Safety

'"aaor, oct. 2l.-tAP)-Thc GOV
'rm'"' 'np,, steps today to expedite
u. .rt-rE"' Of LondCr,$ civilian
a...a'.. 90 places Of safety out
<.|r =" ca1...l and 70 improve tire
.", ... ,~.-. compelled to stay III the
c..cn. l.a..
a':.o,.~ Mcdonald. minister OF
....'.. 'ld authorities in the re-
. agcy> rp use their compulsory
..a'.- powers without hesitation
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