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The guardian., 1940-11-09

Davenport. pres: Madeline Freeman
chairman.
Murlel Vincent was a prize winner
last week OF the Boston Daily Record
Believe II or Not" contest.
The B.YP.U. Of Peoples Baptis.
Church invites Won 10 meet with them
on Sunday. Nov. 10. s pm when a
group Of young people from fremont
Temple VIII De their guests.
Would you ike TO make beaded
bags. butterfly trays. pretty rugs.
mats. coasters. reed ferneries and bas-
kets Of al kin6s3 Well. you can
learn TO make them al the Arts and
Crafts Glasses conducted at 52S Mass
achusetts Avenue, By the WPA Com
munity Recreation Project. Free IN
srruction i available from 2:30 10
) 30 pm. daily. on Tuesday through
Friday Of each week. Arts and crafts
project instructor. Edith, Williams.
VII be In attendance 10 start Of the
novice as well as 10 give advice 10
those advanced.
Regular monthly meeting OF the
Trade Association VII be held on
Wednesday evening. November 13, al
Mothers Lunch. al so Columbus Ave,
Boston at SIS pm. Important re
ports from all committees viii be
heard as well as information relative
70 the proposed welfare stamp plan
This latter item Is Of vital interest 10
all business people and il Is hoped that
q record turnout viii be on hand for
this meeting.
Mrs. Laura Shelton Of 28 Daven-
port St. was the proud recipient Of a
s25 check as q prize for q winning
question she submitted II the Game
OF Check Contest now running IN the
Boston Daily Record and American.
The Chorus For Service viii cele-
brate lis first anniversary Thursday
evening. November Il al the studio Of
the Ancrum School Of Music, II ".
Rutland Sq.. Boston. Mass. s. h.
Baker. Director.
Rev. 5. u. Riley was principal
speaker at the Boston Trade Asso-
ciation's last months MONDAY luncheon
at Mothers Lunch. his subject being
The Relationship Between Church and
Business"
Mrs. Grace Price Of Newport.
president Of the State Association Of
Elks. was guest Of honor at a dinner
Sunday. October p at the home Of
Mrs. Grace Norandus OF Cunard St.
Mrs. Price was accompanied by Mrs.
Lillian Trent, secretary. They attend
ed a meeting Of the executive board at
the home Of Mrs. Lillian Trent, Cam
bridge.
Mrs. Mary Williams and family,
Cabot St. had q surprise visit from son
Melvin Williams who came on from
New York to spend two days here.
The Ace Of Clubs held a whist al 81
Ruggles St, Friday evening, October
25. Miss Aline Pearson Is president,
hrs Bessie White, sec'y.
The Ten Gardenias held a whist at
the same place on Friday, November
II. Of this club Mrs. z. Miller Is
president. Miss Aline Pearson, secy.
The guardian., 1940-11-09

I shall reach up 70 the heavens and
they shall increase II their heights.
shall cry out 70 the stars and they
shall cover their faces. Ny soul in
hell shall seek for comfort, but shall
be tormented and cast into the lake Of
the everlasting fire. Where are the
eyes Of God? Why does He Withhold
His mercy? Why can He not hear my
cry? For the day Of salvation is past.
He watches NE as I stand before
the trials OF life. carries ne through
my rribulations. leads me through ny
darkness. He watches me as / fight
against temptation and when / over
come. He calls out His angels and bids
them 70 rejoice. He watches ne when
fall and gives me strength 70 rise
again. He watches me as | wade
through Jordan, as the breaking waves
dash my soul. He plants before ne
the rock Of ages and watches ne as |
anchor my soul in His bosom. He
watches me as the sun OF the evening
sinks its diminishing rays behind the
curtain OF time and snatches ny soul
takes It clean and spotless unto
Himself.
The guardian., 1940-11-09

Harrishof ST.. Roxbury. The follow
ing were guests: Madeline NcGraE,
Elizabeth Lambert. Louise Stevens.
Madeline Dugger. Winifred States,
Marie Haggens, Devonia O'Grady.
Eloise Gregory, Virginia Davis. and
Frances Simms. The Deltas present
were: Mildred Alexander. EiyiaR
Hodge, Beulah Wood, II. Dorothy
Jones, Georgine Russell. Frances
Jones, Nelba Gregory, Dorothy Z.
Jones. Ellen ". Davis, Dorothy New
ton. EsteIla Henderson, Harriet ".
Mclean, HazeIle Campbell, Doris
Jemmotte, and Edwina Bryant Elab-
Orste plans are being made for the
Annual Harvest Dance on Thanksgiy-
ing evening at the Ritz Plaza. An
award Of a radio viii be made 70 the
person holding the lucky chance.
Miss Neryl Harris Is the guest Of
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Harris Of
522 Massachusetts, Avenue. Miss Har-
rs Is very popular in New York so
ciety and holds a splendid position IN
that city.
His Excelleney. Governor Salton-
stall, Is greeting friends al q public re-
ception at 558 Mass. Ave. Sunday
morning al II o'eloek.-Wm. y. Good
man. Cornelius NcKane.
Mrs. Theresa J. Hill Of Lenox ST.
spent week IN y. Y. City. returning
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Snowden Of
81 Clark St, Everett, have returned
from a three weeks vacation trip
which included visits to Detroit. Cleve-
land, Chicago and New York City.
n Leonessa Powell. Of ia Granite
Place. East Milton. Is most happy and
thankful for the sincere prayers. many
cards, and cheerful visitors that came
her way during her recent Appended
tony illness. She Is now vel On the
way 10 recovery.
Miss Ruth 3. Plenty was guest solo
ist al the Community Church In Graf
ton, Vermont. recently on her visit 70
that city with the Lanier family Of
West Nedford. While visiting Wash
ington, D. c.. Tor a period Of two
weeks she also took part on the pro
gram presented By the Ushers Union
Of that city where she made a splendid
impression On the many music lovers
who were In attendance. She has been
asked 70 return soon to appear in con-
cert sponsored by the Union.
Mrs. Frank II. Snowden Of Harold
Street. has returned from months
vacation in the South. While away
The guardian., 1940-11-09

and MS Orchestra here Monday, Nov.
II AT Egles+on So. Gardens. Count
Basic. disciple Of Benny Molten, broke
into music the hard way, armed only
with one or r~o simple tunes taught
him by his mother. The very popu-
lar group Of The Esquire Club. headed
by the sill more popular Chester
Eafonand including Alexander Bas-
kenille, and Ernest Chisholm present
the Count next Monday night, Nov.
/ az Eelesfon So. Garden.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
A MUERTE
Ell CUNADO DE AZANA

Madrid, oct. 2s.-Un'ronse-
10 de guerA conden6 aver a
muerte a 10 sdeStaSados repdbli-
canos Cibraho Rivas Cherif, Gu
nado del expresidente Manuel
Azana, que Sc pas6 en- Francia
cas- toda la Salerra; Julian Zu-
gazagoitia, un socialista, exmi-
nistro y periodista; Antonio
Cruz Salido. exsubsecretario de
la(guerra; MiguNl Salvador un
Il ministro, y Ell exdiputado So
Aalista Antonio Montilla.
Siguen de vista en- Madrid,
Heinrich Himler, ell jefe de- la
Gestapo, y ell mariscal italiano
Emilio del Bono.
AsegdraSe que arribaran tam
bien, en- esta semana, Joachim
Won Ribbentrop, ministro ma
ri de negocios extranjeros, y el
condo de Ciano. Los despachos
de Roma avisan que Ciano par
tic aver de la capital. Won Rib
bentrop y Hitler pasaron el dfa
de aver en- Francia donde con-
ferenciaron con Pierre Laval, e.
viceprimer ministro frances.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23

Pre- Halloween Dance
en- ell Centre AstWrlGnO
Noche de algeria y camarade-
ria sera la del entrante sabado
en- Ell edificio social de la Socie-
dad astur, con motive del gran
bale de mscaras que celebrara
la estimada Secci6n de Recreo,
comandada por Ramiro lamar
go.
Valiosos premios Sc otorgaran
a los mejores disfraces, como
tambien a los mas ridiculos. Los
premios Sc daran a la 1:15 a, m.
Una comisi6n seleccionar a los
ganadores.
Las puertas del edificio Sc a.
'briran a las 10 90 de la noche y
eli bale cCmenzara a las 1890,
Continuando hasta las 800 de la
madrugada.
Las orquestas Bob Portion y
"Siboney" son las encargadas
de amenizarlo. La primera sc 81
tuar en- ell salon principal y la
segunda en- la sala cantina.
Sc hace saber a los asociados
que para particular de este fes-
tival tendran que presentar en-
la puerta de entrada uno de los
1Itimos recibos puestos al cobro
Los no socios Sc proveeran de
un pase, que les sera expedi1o
e1 la Secretaria de la Sociedad.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
Gran Noche de Gala

va comienzan a hacerse los
debidos preparativos para Ia
Noche de Gala que anualmente
celebra la Sociedad Centre AS
turiano. Y en- la que sc elegira a
La Reina de la Sociedad.
La actual Reina 10 es la sim
patica y gentil senorita Cnsue-
10 Aizpuru y las Damas de su
.Corte 10 son las sehoritas Olga
Alvarez, Onelia Santana y Ma
ria Gonzalez.
Aun no Sc ha seleccionado n
tfecha exacta, pero se supone
que sera entire ell l6 o % del en-
trante mes de Noviembre.
La orquesta de Manuel San
chez y la "Siboney, seran las
que tendran a su cargo Ell pro-
veer la m1sica.
Daremos otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23

Para esta function de gracia
Sc ha eScogido la obra EN- un ac-
to y tres cuadros titulada: "a
NOR Ciego", la que sera inter-
pretada por los artistas locales
Pillar Ramirez, Chela Martinez,
Mauricio Gutierrez. Antonio il
menez, Manuel Garcia, Raul No
guerra, Tomas Rodriguez y Ell
beneficiado.
En- la segunda parte Sc pre-
sentara un grandioso acto de va
riedadeS, con 10 "mejorcito" de
nuestra localidad.
Los precios senalados para es-
ia function de gracia eStan al al
canoe de todos los bolsillos: 25c
los mayores y 10 los memories.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
BETTY KLEMPA CONFESC
ETA BRUTAL ASESINATO
DEALA SRA. RUBIN

New York, oct. 23.-La dom
cellasde la Sra. Leah Rubin. Ia
espa ia del DR.. Rubin, un espe-
Ga sta de tuberculosis, Sc de-
claA6 aver culpabie del asesi4
nat de su anna. Admiti6 la mu-
jer W culpabilidad en- presencia
del asistent zeal Ryan, del
Bronx.
Para .ometer ell crimen la
Klempa utilize IN cuchillo Y un
bate. Antes de la confession Se
la habfa declaradc testigo mate
rial y Ell juez James M. Barrett
lie habia senalado una fianza de
$4,000.
La muerte de la Sra. Rubin
La gaceta., 1940-10-23

Sc la ocasion6 una hemorragia
producida por Ia fractura del
craneo. Durante varios dias la
muchacha estIVo repitiende:
"Yo no sc nada. Dejenme ir".
y El bate de jugar a Ia pelota
de un de la victima fue uti-
lEado Pbr la original.
OONDENADO A MUERTE
Ell CUNADO DE AZANA
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
Otra Function

De la Secci6n de Damas del
.Circulo Cubano, ell dia 5 de No
viembre, Ell su Teatro.
Para esta function Sc ha selee-
cionado la eomedia "PAZ EN-
GUERRA. Diariamente sc vie
ne ensayando bajo la direction
del actor Antonio Jimenez.
La segunda parte Sc cubrira
un extenso acto de variedades.
Ell precio de entrada Sc ha Sc
nalado Ell 25 cts. para los ma
yores y 10 cts. para los memo
res.
La obra sera representada
por los componentes de las Sec
Iciones de Damas y Recreo.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
LA vERBENA DEL TABACo

Hoy Sc reunira en- la oficina
de la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor City. a las 8 de la noche,
La Verbena del Tabaco.
Suplica Ell secertario la pre-
sencia de todos les sehores del
directoriO.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
UNA LISTA DE ENFERMoS

La lista de enfermos de la Lo-
gia Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA Sc compone de los siguien-
ties hermanos Y hermanas: Mar
ciso Cortina, Francisco Dago,
Sra. E. Santos Austin Barrel
no. Sra. Raul Vega, Alfredo
Cuervo y Ricardo Alvarez.
Por ell reStablecimiento de es-
tos apreciados enfermos y ha-
cemos fervientes gotos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
Matinee Bailable

Matinee BdltdOte
A modo de recordatorio con-
signamos hoy en- estas column
mas la matinee bailable que ell
entrante domingo verificara Ia
Secai6n de Recreo del Centre
Espanol. La Sexta de la tempo
rada.
Como de costumbre, tocara e'
conjunto de "moda", Don Fran
CISCO.
Principiara a las cuatro de Ia
tarde y Sc concluira a las ocho
de la noche.
No faltaran mesas alrededor
del salon, las que, como STEM
pre-, podran ser ocupadas sin
costo alguno para los asistentes.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
celebrar su acostumbrada junta

celebrar su acoStumbrada junta
semanal.
Sc tratara de TODD 10 relacio-
nado con la function del dia 8 y
Ell Bale de Halloween, que ten
dra efecto ell pr6xinO jueves 81.
Sc r'lega la mas puntual asiS-
tencis. de ambas secciones.
Sepando asi los interesados.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
Function de Beneficio

r WFtCtUW Ub DtttI ttVV
Preparase para ell entrante
Domingo una gran function de
Beneficio, en- Ell Circulo Cubano,
al conocido actor Arturo Pine
no, que d"ltimamente ha cosecha-
do grandes aplausOs en- dicho
teatro.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
NOTAS SOCTALE
lPoR A R RODRIGUEZ

a la compra de jugue-
ties para ser regalados a los hi
jos de los miembros de la refe-
rida Logia, en- Navidad.
Ell precio de entrada Sc ha FL
iado en- 10 centavos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
Bale Infamta

Ell domingo la Secci6n de Da-
mas de la Logia Caballeros Lea
les de America efectuara una
gran fiesta infantil en- sus salo-
mes, sitos en- la Gale Dice y Seis
y Novena avenida.
Sc hace saber a nuestra "gen-
tie menuda" que habra cuatro
premiOs para los mejores disfra
ces y los mas bonitos para ninos
y ninas de menos de cuatro amos
Comenzara a las cuatro de la
tarde y Sc terminara a las siete.
Una popular orquesta ha 81
do contratada,
Todo 10 que Sc recaude sera
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
vIGH ACOSTo A BROWN

New York, oct. 23.-La nue.
va sensation del peso mediano.
Ernie Vigh. venci6 por nocaut,
en- Ell segundo a5alto, a Ben
Brown, de Atlanta, un aspiran-
te a la corona. Ell match Sc veri-
ff6 en- ell Coliseum.
La gaceta., 1940-10-23
~ImtpOrtdRte Junta

Manana Jueves sc reuniran
las Secciones de Damas y Re-
cree def Circulo Cubano, para
La gaceta., 1940-10-23

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $1.50. Pre-
gunre por Vega en- ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18
Grady Is Mystery
Candidate of Race
For GOVernOrshlp
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, April l8.-Thc ol-heard
question "What's Paul Grady going
to do in the way Of campaigning?'
is beginning to assume proportions
as the major mystery Of the current
campaign; and there doesn't yet APP
pear any answer.
The Kcnly mans candidacy was
launched with more than a modicum
Of fuss and feathers. He plunged in
with clarion call for the dryS 10
rally to his standard under promise
Of statewide referendum. He WOoed
the voters Of Piedmont and western
North Carolina with a siren song Of
rcapportionmcnt in the l94l Cen
eral Assembly.
He had made three stateWiSa CAM
paigns since 1886 and in every one
Of them piled up votes enough to
prove he can attract the sovereign
electorate in large numbers when
given the slightest chance.
Predictions were freely made that
he'd be in the second primary and
could only be kept out of the Cover
nor's chair by rallying Of al the
clans Of orthodoxy to dcfonsc Of the
status quo in North Carolina.
Prior to the Grady announcement
there were many indications that he
was being pushed into the race by
elements whose only object was to
build up Stop Broughton" move
ment. 1t was generally assumed that
with Grady on the sidelines the RAJ
leigh lawyer would poll an over
Wheming majority of Johnston
county's nearly 10000 votes. Grady,
it was said, was in merely as a decoy
to attract these votes.
Now Grady is seldom mentioned
in campaign predictions. His cam
paign to date seems to have made
something less than no Roadway at
all. If he has even attempted to set
up county organizations, the fact H.
been carefully and clcverly con-
cealed.
1t is almost inconceivable he'll con-
tinue so listlesS: but getting back to
the beginning "Whats Paul Grady
going TO do?"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18
u;1. Is Odd Customer To
IF re@ieIential Candidate

Jumhled now. Illustrativcly. Score
tary of Agriculture Henry A. Wal
race. who used To be Il Republican,
l"r while was prcSidcntially dis
cl'SS"d by the Democrats. But Wall
Race oStcntatj0uSly Topped sides 4
considerable number of years back.
Nilikie Hasn't Flopped.
So far. Us the record shows. WILL
kfH hasn't officially Topped at all.
Furthermore. the Republicans hithcr-
Ia haven't shown an inclination to
adopt any Democrats. For instance.
Senator "CuttOu I'd Smith has been
Is anti-NcW Deal us any Republican
could have desired. but there's been
lo urge To draft him from the DEM
ucrut!c group To run for president on
the G.. G. q. ticket
Why. then. are certain Republicans
urging Democratic Wendell Willkic?
The explanation seems To be that
WlIllijc mas queer sort OF an ap-
peal You feel its effect when YOU
chat with him. He isn't cold-blood-
ed, like L lot OF captains of industry.
Hes humorous and kindly. He's Il
"@tcuoer ut big business. Big bust
ness naturally likes him.
And he cUnvluCCS proportion Ca
minority Of the hoi polioi.
Willkic Effective.
Of course. big business wants to
get back what it used 10 consider
"normaIvy." Ditto 4 SiZcubIe aggrC-
gutjuu uf the sn-callcd middle class
fbcy evidently have 4 notion that Il
.urking good businessman could get
Is back il it. And Willkic, by his
appears to have convinc-
ed them that its 4 stunt he can &C
rumplisn.
No he maniIestly hasn't got ma
iur.ty. It's cinch he can't be nomi-
mated Yet he's surprisingly effective.
Wendell probably is making Il mis-
take. He's noticed that he's got an
following. as a result of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18
FeIIowsIlips TO
U\C Graduate
School Awarded

Chapel Hill, April Backwards Of
2G rclloWShipS in the Graduate
School Of the University OF North
Carolina, carrying stipcnds of $500
each and service scholarships COW
cring tuition. were announced today
by Dean Whatlcy w. Pierson, Jr. The
recipients are expected To devote part
Of their time To teaching or other
duties that may be assigned them.
Award Of number Of scholarships
appointments Of the Institute for Re-
search in Social Science and the Ken
an fellowship in philosophy are to
be announced later.
The University received several
hundred applications for the rs fell
loWships, nearly every state and sew
eral foreign countries being repre-
scented.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18
Marine Corps
Seeks Recruits

Raleigh. April 18.-ApproXimately
in vacancies i'm the United States
Marine Corps Will he filled with APP
pIir;utS from tine State Of North Car
olinH. it is announced by the officer
in charge Of Tn" recruiting offices,
in the post office building here.
Young men who can furnish good
character. references, who have COM
plctrd grammar school, are between
GO and II inches i'm height, and arc
Of excellent physique can be accept
ed. The age limit for applicants is Is
10 % years: however, men from 20
TO 80 years who have some special
technical qualification will be con-
iidcred.
Application blanks and full in
formation relative To enlistment may
be obtained by writing To- the recruit
ing office, on by calling there.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18
172 Highway
Fatalities So
Far This Year
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

PnIni0b a mil .NTnrl- ln1IN,I,o
and C,I;Ir,rd ,,.n,., ,,o n,lI,, dn',I,Ie
diai, rnIInti". ~ hi'r IC rotnii,iey
fnI' Tho firyt r,,.',.,a,. 81 I0,n .,cnnrd
mo f. rarnrdt If tho Stntr ,lioh~.Sv
Safety Division. md cycn these tw1
imst did make il with fem deaths
1nicca
Fo,. the state rs = whole there were
nc co,o,r,rnd with 17f in 1br corrns-
nnndin% nnr;nd nr 1o%o ,bn ',,c,.v
imhStnnti.I dncro.,yo IN March, n,oi.y
ino - nMs.iJIIo ~ on, nnGcr Inst
vn3,,, f.gInny f,r tho 0naItn,.
CumbErInnd and Robpson nushed
the Two leading countje, close for the
death record Cach of these having
nine fatalities nm ,,.orYon nr +bron o
month,
We're forty co,,ntirs il vbirb NOT :,
highway T31aIitv ncrrrrnd th,,n,Ioh
M3rrh n Thrsc ,,r NIin9h,nv A.
con A,.orv por,in C.IdS',nm c.,,,,
don C,.w,oII C,h.thnn, Cbnw,n,,
CIay ClnvcIand CHInn,bns C,.,,. ,,'
Cn1iturl, DnrC O.r.in C,trc Cr,H
ham Gr,nviIIe Greene H,v,vnnd
Henderson. HYDE Jackson, ZONES
Madison N,rtin Mitchell On.Inv
pasGIHt1nl. pnndar Pcro,,;nans
porSnn pniI, PnHdnIrh T ,r.',,S,,,I,
vnni9 Ty,Ynii Wy,,rHn Wi,r.rs VIZ
cev "
liz, c,,,rtor r,t,l;tio. ~ ot,o,.
ooIun,io.. T ,i.""o. Al.'''"ncn hIoun ,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18
until her school closes. May 2.

IrcGcl'S fight Tor the Democratic
Iiousc nomination ought To be very
interesting, with the position of Con
G. Johnston, onc-time representative,
as Il great big question mark.
The race puts incumbent and vet
cram dry leader Zeb V. burlington
against John Mclaughlin, Cons
brOthcr-in-laW.
Offhand, there would seem little
doubt as to who Should get the john
ston backing. but it is common re-
port that Mclaughlin turned on Con
two years ago and helped burlington
beat The former state commander of
the American Legion.
Now it's going 10 be interesting to
see whether Con backs the man who
beat him in 1923 or the relative who
is said 10 have helped to inflict that
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18

Louis H. Wilson. who sometime,
iestingly refers 10 himself rs minis
ter Of propaganda for the Depart
ment of Agriculture" is back on the
Job after Il siege in the hospital du.
To an acute appendicitis attack
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILL.

Raleigh, April l8.-StraWs which
may or may not indicate the way the
gubernatorial winds are blowing:
In the third week of the Sundhill
Citizens poll, Lee GraVely got 4 tre-
mendous vote and took the lead for
the whole period Of the poll, with
no less than SO per cent OF the total.
He advanced from II per cent the
previous week. J. NJ. Broughton, pre-
viouS leader, dropped to second place
with 20 per cent against 26 the week
before. All others fell also, except
Arthur Simmons who didn't have
any votes to start with and managed
to hold his own at that figure. Tom
Cooper slipped from % to II, w. P
Horton from II to II, A. J. Maxwell
from Is to II, and Paul Grady from
seven to six.
In Wilson, a Times poll opened
very slowly with J. M. Broughton
getting all the five votes that came
N on the first day.
Schools, and particularly a new
and more centralized state setup OF
the Board Of Education, are going to
have an ardent champion in the 1871
State Senate.
Horace E. Stacy Of Robson is I'M
opposed for the Democratic nominal
ton, which means election in No
vember. Mentioned as a possible can
didate TO: Governor this year Stacy
is known all over the state as one
Of the school systems most vigorous
champions.
Also Robson has the first feminine
candidate for the House in its his
tOry-Mrs. Marjalene Tolar Deans,
wife of 4 LumbertOn lawyer.
She is Il school teacher and says
she will do no active campaigning
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18

Europe is washing up. says an ed
itoral That can't be uuc-With
France forbidding daily use ol ""'
water and Germany rationln& :"ap.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18

MuSSolni had his picture taken
the other day wearing civilian
clothes 1t seems he is determined 70
stay neutral.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18

an umdertaEcr's Window. lie added.
"That's where it ought Ia be-. ion
We'll give HIM 4 funeral RIGHT after
May Is
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18

The trouble with many an OPEN
ing day is that the local Weatherman
seldom gives the teams as warm a
reception as do the fans
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18

There will be no opposition 10
House candidates from TyrrcIl in the
primary: but come the general cleo
ton it will be a case Of Cohoun
against COhoon-a title which seems
TO recall famous law suit and ruW
in the Albemarle section.
The rival Cohouns are c. Earl,
Democrat, and f. f.. Republican.
That il may turn into real battle
is indicated by the fact that TyrrcIl
has Republican sheriff.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18

A Broughton adhcrent says he
travelled all over Moore county and
saw only one "A. J. Maxwell for
Governor" placard.
"ApprOpriately enough. thaI was in
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-18

beating. OF course Con may just stay
out entirely. but that's not like him
when there's fight handy.