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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-25

MODERNlZE YOUR PLUMBING
the most important part of vonr
home. We can install new nv.
lures, MAKE repairs and give YOU =
real job. J. G.. Wheeler, il. phones
378 and 8l2-J. 22-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-25

FARM FOR RENT: COTTON
Tobacco 30 A. Eight miles y.
Henderson. Address Pam nola
Dispatch. NdIe
2j-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-25

GET PRICES ON OUR USED go
before you buy. E & L AIotnr H N
Dodge and Plymouth dealers ~ =,
Chestnut street. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-25

WANT ADS
Get Results
A FRIENDLY T1P-WHEN vow
buying work shirts look II ~ IKE
tons. If they're genuine Pr put
tons you can bank on homo out
no button trouble. wear,
CALL BAKERS FOR IOtn VIZ
repair job. T:y our luta-,NG-NF
sollng, no nails or scv.fno c"dlt
tell they were ever EaIf N@ht
Phone 142-J. 'o.ed.
-- lit
FARM FOR RENT: COTTON
| Tobacco 30 A. Eight nITe, g a.
Henderson. Address Pam mo4
Dispatch. 'dle
! GET PRICES ON OUR USED C,no
before you buy. E & 4 lIotar ms
Dodge and Plymouth deaIers 20,
4-eod-tt
YOU STOKER OWNERS-FV,n
your hoppers some of orr AhJ
Stoker Coal and note the d ptt,a'
ence. Keeps the house snua 'rI
warm at all times. Phone I mnu
Nights Coal & Wood. 100
-- SdtS
A REAL BARGAIN. ONE ApPv
/, standard vacuum cleaner. RehnI.
fully guaranteed y months Fa"i,'
worth three times the price 4 ra-II
buy at $685.. Hughes Furnjtnra I C'
23-3t
WE MAKE YOUR SHOES Ac
smooth, neat, and shining rs tho
day you bought them, We call for
and deliver. Grissom's Shoe Sbnn
phone 638. oot.g'
FOR RENT: THREE FURNISVFD
rooms with private bath. All mod.
ern conveniences for light house-
keeping. Possession at once. Phone
3l3-W. 25.I,;
MODERNlZE YOUR PLUMBING
the most important part of vour
home. We can install new fix.
lures, MAKE repairs and give Won .
real job. J. c.. Wheeler, il. phones
$40 ana ol2-J. 23-3t
MAN OR WOMAN, FULL OR PART
time for established grocery routa
in Henderson. Experience Jnnec.
essary. Products sell themselves
Samples free. No money required
Write Mr.. HoWerton. Box No
SOIL. Richmond, Virginia. 24-2t
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co,
We HAVE SOME EXTRA GOOD
dry eight inch roolers Al The
Place Of Values In fact we have
a fine stock of building materials.
Alex S. Watkins. 25-lt
GOOD LOOKS PAY BIG DlVID.
ends and you can collect them if
you patronize this shop. Efficient
and courteous service. Phone 200
for appointment. Brldgers Beauty
Shop. l6-tt
WE BUY. SELL. OR TRADE ANY
good used modern furniture or
stoves. Come to see us. L. +. Sat-
terWhite & Sons, near fire station.
24tf
REGULAR VALET CLEANING
preserves the life OF fabrics keeps
them free from harmful greaSeS
and stains that shortcns fabric life.
Phone aga. Valet Cleaners & Dyers.
23-3ti
FOR RENT: NICELY FURNISHED
steam heated room with private
bath, very reasonable rent. Ad-
dress Room are Dispatch. 2+2ti
FIVE ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT,
Cooper avenue. All modern con-
venienccs, air conditioned. See J.
B. Gee or call 830-W or 500. l5-tt
FORECLOSURE SALE,
By virtue of authority vested in
the undersigned as trustee, in a Ger
tain mortgage executed by Alfred D
Nelson and Henrietta B. Nelson, his
wife, Recorded in Books147, Page 80,
Register Of Deeds Office for Vance
County, default having been made IN
the payment Of the debt therein Sc
cured, and the holder thereof having
requested of the trustee a sale OF the
security, l will offer for sale at the
courthouse door in Henderson. N. C.,
by public auction, on "Wednesday
February 5, l94l, at II O'clock, noon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-25

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-25
WANT ADS
Get Results

. FRIENDLY T1P-WHFN "
buying work shirts look at tho ne
tons. Ii they're genuine Pr put
tons you can bank on lone out
no button trouble. wear,
24-2,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-25

CALL BAKERS FOR Yofp -
repair job. T.y our intllvNG-AF
.oLIhg, no nails or sewing. C "nt
1eLi they were eVcr half soIaa
Phone 142-J. sued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Roosevelt Hits
Raids by Unions
BY GEORGE DURNO
Int1 News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, June 49,
President Roosevelt today stepped
into organized labor's long stand
ing civil war with an admonition
that "this is no time for labor
organizations, international, ma
tional or local. to begin raiding
one another 10 get additional
membership, or for other reasons.
This White House pronounce
Iment, conveyed through Presiden-
Itial Secretary Stephen T. Early
followed receipt of a telegram
from Daniel j. Tobin, president OF
the AFL international Transfers
Union. complaining of raids upon
his membership.
The White House declined 70
make the telegram public. but il
presumably involved the action of
"a Minneapolis local of the union
i'm transferring to the Go as a
gesture of disapproval of the re-
cent action of international Off
GERS of the teamsters in pledging
100 per cent support to President
Roosevelt during the unlimited
emergency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Memories Their Jail
Frozen Babys Drunk Parents to Be Punished
by Conscience and Remorse

They will he punished Sc
verely. carrying the memories OF
this tragic event for the rest OF
their lives" he said. Neither
the prosecutors office nor the
state has any desire to send
this foolish couple to prison."
Defense counsel added his plea
This couple will suffer punish
ment In their memories" he
said.
Judge William II. Sharp nodded
agreement. He imposed sentence
of hard labor in state prison fol
one TO two years, then suspended
sentence.
These people have been and
are being punished daily" he
said. THAT punishment is most
severe"
The Fanfaras left the courtroom
sobbing TO return 10 their single
room with memory on guard al
the door and iron bars Of remorst
at the windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

CAMDEN. ". J.. June 13.-An
empty crib. memories of a baby's
warm little arms around their
necks, a tiny stone in a cemetery
we're symbols today OF the life
time of punishment faced by Will
liam and Stella Fanfara-the
sharp stabbing punishment of
conscience and memory and re-
morse.
The Fanfaras left their UNI
heated room on January 30 10
visit saloon. They took their
son William Jr.. 20 months old,
with them. They left their few
weeks old baby in his crib with
his bottle.
Nine hours later they returned
to the room. drunk. to find the
baby dead, milk frozen on his lips,
his tiny body blue.
"Manslaughter" said a jury of
nine women and three men.
Assistant Prosecutor Patrick II.
Harding suggested sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Roads Good
Tourists Take Own Risk
With Weather

Good roads in Indiana. Ohio and
Michigan are open 10 weekend
tourists. but they'll have TO take
their own chances on the weather.
The weather bureau predicts
occasional rains for tonight, Satur-
day and probably Sunday. Tenn
peratures will be below normal.
Ed Matheson of the Automobile
Club of Michigan said Michigan
roads are On good shape. and in
Ohio and Indiana construction de-
tours either are improved or have
been eliminated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
BY EARL REEVES

INV 4NfN.eNtENttf "Aht NoFfVspuHuFHN
LONDON, June 13.-A renewed
British promise to restore France
to independence and greatness
when peace comes" and assur.
ances that Britain has no terri.
torial ambitions in Syria were re-
vealed officially by the British
government today.
This disclosure was made a.
the government released the texts
of note from Vichy protesting
against the British,Free French
invasion of Syria and the British
reply TO Vichy.
The French protest warned
Britain the "graveSt conse-
quences" could result from British
operations in Syria and added:
France Is determined to de-
fend her territory against at
tack with all means at her dis
pOsaI."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
British Forces Spur
Advance in Ethiopia

LONDON. June 13.-QNS)-
Authoritative British military
quarters said today that British
forces in Ethiopia have captured
Nechemti. north of Jimma, and
I h a [ native Ethiopian patriot
troops are encircling Jimma itself.
The British advance toward Con-
dar was declared 10 be continuing.
"a Rome communique today
confirmed British occupation OF
ASsab, chief port of Eritrea.D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
MOuthpiece
Churchill Is RooseUelfs
Echo, Berlin Sneers
International New. service Cable


BERLIN, June ID German Of.
fetal quarters today termed Prime
Minister Winston Churchill nothing
but mouthpiece for President
Roosevelt
The remark was made in Ger
man criticism Of yesterdays Lon.
don meeting of Churchill n
leaders of nations defeated by the
Reich. in which all the govern
mentS-in-eXile determined TO carry
on the conflict.
The meeting was described as a
collection of haS-beens doing a
d I h dance around Chruchill'S
politics.
"They listened To his swan
song as a European statesman"
a spokesman added. "for he Is
no longer anything but a spokes-
man for the man on the other
side Of the Atlantic"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Sore Throat Keeps
Roosevelt in Room

WASHINGTON. June 10
GNS)-President Roosevelt is Suf-
fering from a sore throat and is
running a slight temperature. the
White House announced today. A
scheduled press conference and a
cabinet meeting have been can
celled. The White House physician
advised M. Roosevelt to remain
in his room for the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
What Would You DO?
It's Midnight, Friday the 18Th, and You're Alone
With Casket in Dark Hamtran,ck Alley

His bravery got the best OF him
and he swung the lid wide open.
Then he hurriedly notified police.
The police sprang into action
and tried to locate funeral homs
in the district. They were unsuc-
.cessful.
Death records and police dock
cts were hastily searched 20 find a
'person-about s feet tsll--who had
met death. foul or natural. The
records revealed no clues and 90
police gave up.
Anyway, the cssket was snptr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

a pearl-gray casket in a darI
ALLEY at midnight in Hamtramck
with Friday the 18th a few mo-
Iments away.
That was the scene confronting
Sam LaVoy, 30, of 1205l Lumpkin
avenue, last midnight as he walked
along an alley in the rear OF Jo-
seph Campau avenue between An
Idrus and Danforth avenues.
He didn't run but sauntered over
TO the box-maybe just a trifle
nervous. He cautiously opened the
lid and took a slight peek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Soldiers Battle Brush Fire

SAN MIGUEL. Cal. June 3D.
GNS) Hundreds OF soldiers from
nearby Camp Roberts today bat
tied a raging brush fire which got
out Of control and ate its way
perilously close to the Army camp.
State forestry officers expressed
fears that the blaze would spread
"uD and down the coast"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Masses for ireland

NEW YORK. June 13.-QNS)
AS personal expression of in
terest in the Irish people, Arch
bishop Francis J. Spellman will
celebrate a solemn pontifical mass
at ST. Patrick's Cathedral Sunday
at IL a. m. for the peace and well
fare OF Ireland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
WARNS OF ATTACK

The Vichy note said, however
that France would not take any
action 10 spread the hostilitieS
into a major conflict.
The British government replied
that il was not interested in
theoretical statements regarding
French-German collaboration and
that any action taken to aid the
Reich would leave the collabora.
tor open TO attack by British
forces wherever necessary.
The British reply promised
that when peace was achieved the
British government would restore
an independent and great France
1t reiterated that Britain has nc
territorial ambitions in Syria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
British Clear
Leopold
BY CHARLES 4. SMITH
Init Meas service star Tsrresnondsnl

LONDON. June Is. 49, British
Jurisprudence today eXoneratec
King Leopold OF the Belgians for
his surrender 10 the forces oil
Germany in May, 1910.
Vindication OF the maligned
monarch took the peculiar form
of an out of court settlement OF a
libel suit brought against the Lon.
don Daily Mirror by Sir Roger
Reyes.
The, kings bench division of the
high court fully concurred in the
settlement. indicating Britain,
satisfaction that King Leopold
was unjuStly criticized by his for.
mer allies after the capitulation.
Sir Roger, World War naval
hero and Britain's adviser TO King
Leopold before the latter's sur
lrender. sued the Mirror for having
Ireprimanded him for defending
the king.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
freiohter on Coast Reef

LOS ANGELES HARBOR, June
13.-QNS)-The Navy tug Orto-
Ian was ordered today TO Gov
Point, lie miles north
of Los Angeles. TO aid the Ameri.
can-Hawaiian Line freighter
Iowan in getting free of a reef
The ship grounded yesterday in q
fog. but no fear was felt for the
crew of AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
BY KINGSBURY SMITH
Init News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. June 13.-Im-
mediate strengthening of Amer
lean naval forces in the South
Atlantic and the issuance of orders
to the navy 10 resort 10 more
drastic measures 10 protect Amer
lean shipping on the high seas,
was seen in informed quarters
today as this governments first
likely answer 10 the sinking by a
submarine. identified by survivors
as ermaI. of the American
Robin Moor.
This move. il was said. is likely
to be followed by a warning to
Germany that the United States
will not tolerate the sinking of
American ships on the high seas.
UP TO ROOSEVELT
Just how strong the warning
will be depends upon President
Roosevelt, official quarters said.
The state department is compiling
IA report on the incident for the
President.
The report, il was learned. will
state that the sinking of the ship
unquestionahly appears TO be a
fragrant violation of international
law.
Apart from the question of
whether the submarine had a right
TO sink neutral ship on the high
seas. the manner in which the
Robin Moor was sunk is considered
by government legal experts to be
an indefensible violation of the
rules of international law which
govern naval warfare.
1t is regarded as specific vio-
lation of Article % OF the London
Naval Treaty of 1880, TO which
Germany Is a party and which
states:
Except In the case OF per-
sistent refusal TO stop on being
Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

Union Chiefs
Erase
Red Stigma

Strike at Douglas & Lomason
may force Ford to close next
week Page !
House drafts drastic strike
curb ............. ...fdge a
Curtiss-W eight walkout
averted ..............Page 4
Thomas backs Murray's attack
on use OF troops ......Page Z
ALUMNI mum strike leaders
branded Reds ........Page Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Grips, Eden
Confer on Reds
International New. Service Cable

LONDON, June 49, Sir Stat
ford Cripps, British ambassador 10
Moscow who recently returned 10
London. discussed the Russo-Ger-
man situation with British For
eign Secretary Anthony Eden to-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Navy on Alert
After SinkinQ
OF j. 5. Ship

Berlin 10 sink ANY ship carry
ing contraband ...... Page
Survivors describe torpedoing
OF Robin Moor Page
United States invited sinking.
Nye declares ....... Page 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
RESfSTS INITIATION

Henderson, declaring co-opera-
ton OF the industry was needed 10
resist initiation, said:
Recent price advances are
inconsistent with fayora e
earnings positions 81 the indus
try as a whole during recent
periods"
Henderson sent assurances. how
ever, that in event Of specific
hardship. prompt adjustment OF
this request will be made"
No comment came from auto
in Detroit on Hen
derson's request.
A recent study by the Wall
Street Journal asserted that wage
rate advances had increased labor
costs by SIS per car. that material
prices were up about SIS a car
and that the use Of substitute
materials was adding roughly So
more 10 per-car costs. AS against
this indicated cost increase of S6S
per unit. the price advances
ranged from SO 10 $50.
Henderson, request 10 the auto
mobile companies came short
time after the office OF production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
10-Cent Cut
Monthly
Awaits @. K.

The Detroi, Edison Company to-
day announced slash Of $1,000
a year in the electric rates Of De
roit householders, the cut TO be
effective on bills sent out after
July ! if approved by the state
public service commission.
The reduction will range from
10 per cent for the smallest users
or electric current TO l per cent
for the largest domestic users,
city officials estimated. The pro-
posed reduction was revealed in A
letter from a. c. Marshall, presi-
dent and general manager OF the
company, TO Mayor Edward J. JEFF
fries Jr.
The decrease Will be only on the
FIRST 10 kilowatt hours Of current
used monthly. Marshall said The
present rate OF cents kilowatt
hour will be cut 10 < cents per
kilowatt hour. that is. reduction
OF 10 cents per month TO all do
nestle users.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
International News ssr,ic. Wire

WASHING TON, June ID
Federal Price Control Admins
traitor Leon Henderson today re-
quested five leading automobile
manufacturers 10 withdraw i'm
mediately' rece y announced
price advances for their cars.
The request. which is tanta-
mount 10 an order. was made in
kilograms 10 the Ford Motor
Company, Chrysfer Corporation
Observation-Disclosures Corporation. the
Studebaker Corporation and the
Hudson Motor Car Company.
Henderson also announced steps
would be taken to control" used
car prices. but that such control
probably would not be established
until the next new-car model sea-
son, when pressure on the used
car markets will be increased
because Of the scheduled reduction
in new car production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
BY JACK VINCENT
Init News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, June 13. -
Conservative leaders in the Go,
determined to eliminate the Com
munist and radical stigma, today
marked down lib officials and
leaders of Go unions, including
Harry Bridges and Joseph Curran,
for purge.
Bridges, now fighting deporta-
ton proceedings, is president of
the CLOS Longshoremen's and
Warehouse Workers Union and
Curran is head Of the Maritime
Union.
The right-wing faction in the
CIO accuses the men marked for
the purge of either being Com
munists or sympathetic to radical
elements, some of whom have
been charged with fomenting ma
tional defense strikes.
OTHERS ON THE LIST
Others on the purge list be-
sides Bridges and Curran include
10. M. Orion, president of the
Intern tional Woodworkers'
Union, who now is leading West
Coast lumber strike in defiance
lof defense officials and Go Pres
ident Phillip Murray. and Joseph
Seely, president of the American
Communications Asso I i o n,
both Go affiliates.
The drive is expected TO be
directed first against West Coast
Go men alleged to hold Conn.,
munist sympathies. Defense Off
Gals have been told, it is learned,
that between 80 and 35 Go
organiZers and leaders along the
coast will be either fired or shorn
of all power.
In addition. conservative lead
ers in the CIO are threatening to
suspend charters of 80 industrial
union councils in various states
and cities unless Communists or
their fellow travellers" are
ouSted.
MURRAY'S POWER
Go President Murray has full
power to revoke or suspend char
tiers of industrial union councils.
However, he is without power to
remove head s of international
unions, such as Bridges, Curran,
Orton and Sicily. In the case of
these unions, the right wing fac
ton in the Go will support con-
servative Ell e m n s among the
rank-and-file. hoping that they
will Gust their presidents.
The fight between the two fac-
tons. which threatens to split the
Go wide open, was brought to
climax by the recent series of ma
tional defense strikes. Those urg-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
HAD NO OTHER COURSE

While the governments of Great
Britain and France were castigat-
ing Leopold officially for laying
down his arms and opening a
breach which led 10 the Dunkirk
evacuation and eventual fall OF
France, Sir Roger insisted that
Leopold had no course open but
surrender.
In court today. the Mirror
apologized to Reyes for the grave
injustice" done him. The court
the settleme nt of
damages out of court and thereby
gave King Leopold. still virtually
a prisoner of war al his Laeken
castle. clean bill of health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13


And propaganda Is neither
honest fact nor honest opinion.
1t IL essentially dishonest.
1t IL Intentionally false.
THE press Is In the unique
u position these days Of print
ing In the main news as news and
opinion AS opinion.
IL has an unquestionabNe long
established constitutional right 10
print both honest fact and honest
opinion.
Indeed, the constitutional pro-
vision guaranteeing the freedom
nj the press applies particularly
to freedom of editorial opinion.
Moreover. every citizen In our
true republic has the right Ia his
opinion and 10 the free expression
OF II.
The Constitution guarantees not
only free publication but Tree
assembly for free discussions, and
FREQ expression of opinion and
untrsmmeIed political action short
Of treason.
Thus. not only has the citizen
the right TO the expression Of his
opinion but the press has the right
tn the publication Of that citizens
opinion. and To the free pubiica-
ton of its own opinion.
Tho one essential. moral re-
quirement il that opinion shaft be
printed rs belief and news az fact.
And there il the additional
obligation 10 print propaganda. II
IL In printed Mt all. ss biased and
dishonest data supplied for the
purpose OF distorting fact and mis-
informing the public.
THE United States at this time
i IL Hooded with propaganda
NAH propaganda, Communist
propaganda, British propaganda,
and war propaganda.
Tho press has had great honor
and equally great obligation i'm
posed upon IL by the constitution
in the interests. Of course, 0f full
and accurate public Information.
Ii IL the high duty Of the press
Ia deserve that distinction, that
sacred trust on all occasions.
IL Is It's duty 10 print the truth.
ALL the truth. and nothing but
the truth as news.
And II Is Its equal duty TO print
honest opinion a. belief. and
propaganda a. dishonest opinion
aud distorted fact.
The press holds it, honorable
constitutional distinction and its
special privileges and position
alons and alone merits Its
privileges.
The stage reeks with intentional
propaganda.
The cinema smells 10 Heaven
with It.
The radio IL contaminated with
And Washington Is pcrmeated
with II.
INDEED, Mr.. Roosevelt's attitude
would he more impressive IL
every department OF his own
administration were not 80 busiIy
engaged In promulgating propa-
ganda for its own political pur-
poses and at the public expense.
All OF which merely emphasizes
tho necessity Of the press being
FREQ of propaganda printed as fact
az far as IL II possible for a human
institution to approach that point
OF perfection.
10 the stage Is 10 full OF Com
munlst propaganda that IFS pat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
STEEL EXPANSION

At the same time OPM's produc-
ton division disclosed that the
United States Steel Corporation
has submitted proposals for a
$50, 100000 expansion program at
its homestead, Duquesne and Ed
gar Thompson works near Pitts
burgh.
The proposal was received
before OPM sent out a letter
asking steel companies what they
could do in the way of expansion
TO help the defense program. In
view of their letter. OPM officials
anticipated United States Steel
would revise its expansion program
upward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
British
Vow New
France

Allied troops reported
in Damascus Page 2