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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
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0QgaolHe eTIluTI OlIuuI UttHuIu ~.
Geron bon gatbea, baB troB Der tra-
oitionelIen antifotboliiden atmo-
tpbare i'm SiibIano, ,,no tros Der
td,peren, langi1brigen Beriola,mg Die
fotboliibe Stride erfreiaide Sort
fbritte madt in allen Dio3eien ,mb
0ie aIten @orurteile eeeen alles &a-
tboliibe bereits beoenteno geIbpnn@
ben iinb. ..-..->. -.- F. 5' "
Mnf Die @eidiebte bes Siioens a,i.
riidfommeno, erinnerte Der 8iihof
baran, bab Der eanae Siiben init
Musnabme bon Narplano, i6on Iebr
friib bon eneliiden Broteitonten on
geiiebelt ip,,roc, Die alle rabifalen
Bornrteile mitbradten, tpelhe bamols
in ibrem Mutterlanbe porberridten.
sSsn Georgia, tpo iib nur ipenige GER
ftre,,t tpobuenbe Ratbolifen porfan-
ben, ipuroe alien relieioie Sreibeit
eetpabrt, nit Musnobme Der uSapi=
ften". Ser Sab Der Groteitanten mar
10 bitter, ooB Die &olonilten sic aa-
tbolifen nibt MIR in ibrer eiaenell
&olonie perfolaten, ionoern Tie oebn=
ten ibre Serfolaung ii6er bie @ren-
aen ibrer 4olonie aus. 9iele .3ultGn=
be berrldten nebr o6er tpeniger in
alobama, aFiiiiiiippi Roro 2ouiiia-
ma, arfanias ,mo Eennellee Dor. N,lr
on Der @olffiiite, 100 5ron5olen mb
Spanicr iib angeiiebelt batten,
berribte cine before fatboliibe st
moipb6re. - -. =.
Die aroBte sdpierigfeit, NIT ipel-
der Die fatboliibe Stride bon ieber
I'M Siioer at fdmpfen bate, beitano.
baiptiad)lib barin boB bie &atboli=
ten meiit in 2anooiitriften aetitreut
,pobnten. @s CAB nod ipe1iee 8rie.
fter, tpelbe ibre 2atiefeit portpiegeno
anf Die St0ote beidrdnfen nnBte,L
N" iib eine eroBere Anaabl bon &a<
tbolifen in @eneinben 5uiammenee-
tlinoen batten. Giele Der aerItre,,t
,pobnenoen &atbolifen blieben ibrem
@la,,ben trei, allein ibre &inoer gin
gen, infol9e bon Wangel on &irden
nno Sdulen eroBenteils ser fatbo-
iihen Stride perloren.
Wfit Der @infiibrnng bes Mntomo=
bils lit es beute bem Yrieiter moglid,
anf erobem Streden in frraer 3eit
Deiiiionsfapellen uno fleinere Statio<
men reeelmaBig 5u beiu6en. Mu6 per-
mittels 2apellenantos ,peroen biele
&atbolifen erreitbt, ebenio fam per
&obio bel bielen 9auienoen sic fatbo-
lildc Helieion berbreitet nno f0nneu
bel 5ablreihen Midtfatbolifen bie
Borurteile beleitiet tperoen. ssn bent
Iesten Sabraebnt lit in bieier 8eaies
bnng Elm no,nbafter 5ortibritt &C.
mnht tpor6en. ..... ..
Mesifo pbne &rems 1T fein Merifp
uObne oos &reu5 Gbriiti bort Me-
1ifo anf merifaniid at iein'', idreibt
"Sop''. zines Der fiibrenoen (niht-
fatbolii6en) 8lGtter Merifos. Das
B!ott berurteilt uneeihnlil,ft Die Dor
fnr5em in Der 8aiilifa Il. g. ssrau bon
@nobalupe m,i Die Mrmeeotiiaiere ,lno
-&aoetten eenohten ansriife anlaB.
lid beren 8ei,,b bes @ottesbienltes.
.Dir iinb", 10 erflart bas Blatt,
ytrotbem Die Gertreter bes 4tbeismuls
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

tbolii6e Station. ... Gs lit geraoe5ll
pernunftpiorie, Merifo ieines &a-
tboliaisnnis at entbIOBen oenn Neri-
70 lit nit ieiner Sprotbe bas berrIib-
ite nno eoelite grbe bes elorreiben
[Sponien.
Cine pirflibe geriobnnng 5tpi-
iben Stride nno stoat miro nidt
moeli6 fem, iolanee III bendleriider
8eiie @eIebe anfrebt erbaIten iper-
ben, ipelbe bem mabre,, Nerifo mi
oeriprehen. Ole erite 3eile ,,nferer
NationalbDnne erflart, bob Die Be-
thinning Merifos bonn Singer Got
tes eeihrieben lporben. Desbalb im-
tererabt ieoer, Der es berin6t, Me-
rifo an entbriitlihen, bas 5unoanent
nnierer Notionolitdt. i
X < -a.. - II
Muf ben Yaipmettem fam man nid)t
49,. ruben E.:-
Nls Nopoleon, onreb feline gro
Zen @rfoIge geblenoet, bobmiitig nnb
allein ieiner Mabt pertrmnenb, boh-
fliegenbe Elane perfolete nno ielbit
Gublanb nnter feline @eipalt beuge,
mollte, oa beaann iein stern 81, fin
fen. Ser rniiiid)e 3ar sleranoer bot
te in Ser ean5et 3elt ieine Maenten,
oie ibm senan iiber Die Stinmuna
l,no politii6en 8eitrebungen Auf-
idI,B eaben. Gin Iolber saent idrieb
iebon I'M Sabre 1911 iiber Napoleon:
,,gae 8elt fiirbtet i'm, aber rie,nano
liebt ibn.'' {.
SIN erlten serfolgreiden allfiteigen
beipluloerte mnlt Napoleon pielerieits.
Seine Siege 1lnb grfolge ipraben
fiir i'm als ben ltnbeiiegbaren Dem
Scr grfoIg ouf Dem sS,lBe llndfolgt.
sber bas eipige ariegfiibren llno Die
uneebeuren 2aItei, bie briideno ani
oen Golfern lagen, lieBen Die sSlomme
ser 8eeeilterlmg abflaueir: Sic febrte
ii6 in cine mottenoe @lnt bes 9aiies.
Die @rfenntnis reifte: solange Sea-
poleon nibt beiieet miro, miro es
int europa feline Tnbe uno feinen
5rieoen eeben, oenn ,,auf ben 8aio-
netten fann mait nibt rnbenp'. = Die
8elteeididte miro ii6 tpieberbolen !!
= (Sdilona6e)
49,, X >
Eraiibent hber ben @einnbbeitssnitanb
bes amerifaniiden gplfes
sssn 3eeiernnesfreiien miro auee-
mein aneenommen, bob Yraiibert
8ooiepelt oie slnresuns seben miro,
Mabnabmen al,r 9ebnng oes auee@
meinen Observation-Disclosures Ser 8e-
polfernng au erareifen. Ger Eraf=
bent GuBerte, es made ibm nidt ee=
rinee Gorge 81, erfabren, baB so
Ero5ent aller fir ben Nilitoroienlt
alseebobenen :nneen 2e,te bierfiir
nngeeienet ieien. Die Musbebnnesbe=
BORDEN batten nabe5u Al 8ro5ent ber
amsgebobenen 5i,riidipeiien miiilen.
Die reitliden 8 Hro5ent ieien BEL Der
nahioleenoen aenai,eren llnteriu=
Dung Dor bem Dienitantritt abge,pie>
len tporoen. @egen idabbafter 3db-
ne babe man 20.9 8ro3ent auriiditel-
len miiliel ,pegen nneeniieenber Sch
Mbiafeit 1877 Groaent, ,peaen 5to=
rnngen Der Seratatigfei 1916 Hro-
3ent, ipe9en @eiblehtsfranfbeiten 6.3
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
aleiSer aus sd,iIf

4y4 JSlCtUSA INV SWssI 5a54!$a
Sssn mebreren e,lropdiiben 2dnber,l
,peroen aug 5diIf onrb mooerne.
3elftoff. nno STANDARDIZATION
gI1n3enoe aleioeritoffe bergeitelt.
Dog man bel,te 80ihe, 9leioer uno
loear an5iige ,,aus Sol5" traeen
fam, 1T ms la,tglt nitbt nlebr l.,t-
#geipobnt, tpar,tm iollte man audi aus
.oem 56iIf beiien 3ellen ia nidt piel
anbers nufeeba,lt iinb als Die oes
Sol5es, ebenfals 3eaftoff nnbs oaraus
3eanolle ,mo Gnnlfieioe geipinnen
fonnen2
Deutidlanb bat als erites 2ano
ben Beg Ser @rldliebung bes Sol5es
beibritten. Stalien bot als bol5armes
s2ano nit bem Sbilf Der lontbarbi-
iben gbene gerf,lbe gelnadt 1tno 1T
in aiber ilnb erfolgreider Geriubs=
sarbeit alln 8ionier pes Shilf5eultof=
fes geiporoen. Sente iino in Der Nd-
.be ser iteuen Staot Sorre GiscoIa
bereits Sai,le,loe bon Seftar NIT bem
ShiIf Ser Sorte ArunOo ooner be-
pflanat; oie palme weroen oiefes
sSabr auf elmer 8ieie abgenlabt mo
Iiefer,l eroBe Meneen goel5enitoff
5ur Seritelllng bon aunItieioe inb
3ellipole. Die gertilprooufte bon
Sd)af Itebel, bel,te an 9nalitdt nnb,
sSeinbeit bereit alls bern Spl5ltoff
ebellbiirtig CUR Seite.
4uf @rnno Ser gnten itolieniiden
s@rfabrltngen bat rnn audi cine bent-
i6c @eieui1att in @ebiet bes giei=
dies GerIude NIT benz anbau bes
@oellbilfrobres gemadt lmo babel
bat Hd berausgeite1t, Dob por alleln
in @ebiet bes floden NeulieblerIees
im 8ureenlono llno in oen ssieoerun-
.gen bes Gbeiltes in 8ahen quite
Observation-Disclosures fir bieie neue
&obitoffqueae porbanben iino. ga 5ur
@etpinnung bon 3ellitoff sroBe Men=
gen bon s6ilf erforoerlib iino,
i6eint einem anoeren 9roieft nod
groBere 8ebe,ltling s1alifommen Sos
oie .erobten Sdilfbeitanoe @uropas
nutbar MAIDEN min: in ben Siimpfen
nno 5een bes 9onaubeltas in GumG<
nien 1T cine sSla6e bon rnnb 100000
Seftar. nit shilf betpahIen. Cine
groBe rif1anii6e 3euuloieiabrif Be-
obii6tigt iett, nit be,ltiher tedniiber
nno finan5ieller Silfe bel 5ulcea i'm
Donouoelta Elm 3elftoffnert auf oer
8obitoffbaits bes Sdilfes at errid-
ten. 8iiroe man nur ein ,3ebntel
jener nit Sdilf belpadienen 5ldden
iabrlid abernten, 10 lieBe iid oaraus
debnmal iopiel 3elitoff eetpinnen ipie
bisber aus ben rnmdniihen @Glbern.
Ser aus bem 5d)ilf geiponnene 3eu-
ltoff fonn 10 and a., eine,n ne,te,l rn-
monii6en. Musfnbrprobuft meroen,
fit oas I'M 8eib ,,no auf benz eonaen
Sentiment Elm erobes, 1tets olfnabme-
fdbiees Abiabsebiet offenitebt. limo
fir Humanien bofft man oan1it cine
nele A,,elle oes 8oblltanbes er-
lbloHen at baben.
5ortidritt ober @Ididritt Der
Nenidbeit
8ei elmer @eIebrten6ebatte anIas.
lid Der SO Sabrfeier Ser llniperlitat
(-hfcnnn A.o cTo,,sn,,Sn 49,. op.sr
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5ortidritt ober &ndidritt Der
Nenihbeit

Bet elmer @elebrtenbebatte anIaBs
lid Der SO Sabrfeier Ser llniperlitat
I bicago, bic Saulenbe bon 8illen-
Evening star., 1941-04-09

Dsrsush. Second 1t. Bennie j., from Cow
ernors Island to Puerto Rican Depart-
BesiI' Capt willard R. from Randolph
Brooks, Capt Robert F. from Randolph
Field to Oklahoma City
Bils, Second 1t. Michael c., from Mitchell
Field TO Langley Field.
Brown. Second 1t. Gardner F., from
Mitchell Field to Langley Field.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS
Macarthur. Calf. to Fort Lewis wash
Pnaar EransiS E. Warren Wyo.' to Philippine
Sheridan, second 1t. Dennis P, jr, from
Fort, Bliss. Tex. to Philippine Depart
Robins, First 1t. Donald S, from Fort
Whsley, Second 1t; Milton, from Fort Sher-
idan to Philippine Department:
Parker. First Il. Irving H from vancouver
Barracks. Wash. to Camp San Luis
Harmon, Second Lit Wilmer P. from
Mitchell Field to LANGLEY Field.
Tolonen, Second 1t. Edwin L., from Mitchell
Field 10 LANGLEY Field.
Shackelford. First 1t James F.. from Camp
Forrest, Tenn, to WASHINGTON.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Case, Mai Bernard. from Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Tex. to Randolph Field Tex.
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS
DEPARTMENT.
Harbaugh Nal James L., jr. from St.
Johns, Newfoundland, to Washington,
Rook 1t. Col. Luther w, from Washington
Pitzer: Capt, John M, from Lincoln, Nebr..
to Washington.
ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Mamerow, Cant. John R. from Fort Lewis.
Wash. 10 Philippine Department
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Stanton Park Citizens
Oppose Encroachmeni
OF Liquor Stores
Criticize Approved Plan
To Move Places to 400
Feet of School Doors

Opposition to plan recently ap-
proved by the District Commits
sioners permitting new on-sale
liquor stores within up to 400 feet of
entrances to schools was voted last
night by the Stanton Park Citizens
Association.
The group voiced its particular
disapproval of feature of the plan
which measures the distances from
the entrance to the school to the
liquor establishment. The motion
introduced by Mrs. William H
Smith. calls for measuring 600 feet
from the nearest boundary of school
property. 1t was pointed out that
the proposed change approved by
the Commissioners would not neces-
state legislation, but only promul-
CATION by the Commissioners.
On the motion of Curtis Chad
wick, the body approved the action
of the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations III opposing bill to estab-
lish a rent commission. Mr.. Chad
wick declared that the bill was one
sided, favoring the tenants point of
view" and stated that there is an
appreciable shortage of rooms for
rent only in the downtown section
of the city.
A letter from the Association for
Handicapped Shut-in Children ask
ing for a congressional appropria-
@g oil ix, = 70, ol,
ing was referred to a special COM
mittee headed by Mrs. Smith for a
report at the next meeting.
The group passed a motion asking
for necessary repairs on the school
buildings and composition paving
of the Fairgrounds of the Peabody,
Hilton and Carberry schools.
l.. F. Bradley was elected to mem
bership.
Evening star., 1941-04-09

Mcdonald, 1t Edwin A., from Oahu. r H,
to u s. s. Hovey
Ramase, 1t. Lawson P, from U. 9. o.
Sands to Scouting Force.
Ryan 1t. Charles M, from u 8 S. Flusser
TO U. s s. Louisville.
Friede. 1t u. 81 Richard l., from Chicago
to Corpus Christi Tex
Keats Il. q. g. Edgar s, from U 6 s.
Lexington 10 Scoutin. Squadron POI
Evening star., 1941-04-09
NAVY.

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Barner, Comdr. James D., from Phladel-
phia to M s. Mormacmail
Johnson Comdr. Felix L.. from U. S. 8.
Castor TO Naval Academy.
Kendall Comdr Henry s., from Newport
R l., to Patrol Wing 3.
Reed. Comdr. Kendall s.. from Navy De-
partment to U. 8 S. Kanawha.
Wallace. Comdr. William H. from Naval
Academy to s. s. Raleigh
Wright, Comdr. Harold j., from Portsmouth,
Va. 10 U. S. s. Castor
Anderson, Lit Comdr william D., from
Pensacola, Fla, to Scouting Squadron 30.
hamilton. 1t. Comdr William v. from u
S. s. California TO Battle Force.
Thayer. Lit. Comdr. Rufus G., from u 8 8
Vestal to Base Force
Benson, 1t. Roy S. from U. 8. s. Hovey to
u. s. s. Nautilus.
Edsall Lit. Warner R., from u s. S. S-34
to Groton, Conn.
Gladding, 1t. Douglas v, from u. s. g.
Texas TO U. s s Memphis.
Gladding. 1t. Warren E. from U. s. g.
Pennsylvanla TO U S. s Trenton
Evening star., 1941-04-09
MEDICAL CORPS.

MEDICAL CORPS
Van Wagoner, Capt. Frank H. from Ha-
waiian Department to Washington.
Schneider. Capt. Louis W. from Montgom-
cry. Ala, 10 Maxwell Field, Ala.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
Wheeler
Backs Tobey
Montana Senator Or
poses Use of Ameri-
can Conveys for War
Materials Shipments.

Washington. April 2.-(AP)-Scn-
northumberland, Montana.
told the Senate today that if Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt ordered American
naval vessels to convoy shipments OF
wal materials without FIRST obtain
ing congressional approval the PEG
pie will lose faith in their govern
ment'.
Backing up a demand by Senator
Tobey, Republican, New Hampshire,
for action on Tobey's resolution t.
lut Congress on record against the
use Of conveys, Wheeler said it Was
uncomfortable to him that the Presi-
cent could contemplate such a curse
after the stand he had taken IN the
last presidential campaign against in
Movement Of this country in war.
Il can't belieVe,' Wheeler decluI-
cd, that the President is going to DC
Stampedcd by the war mOngcrs Of
this country into sending conVoys,'
Senator Tobey demanded that
Democratic Leader Barkley give the
Senate his views regarding the pos
siblc use of American conveys TO,
shipments abroad, but Barklcy said
he was not prepared to discuss the
question at present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
Aluminium
Conspiracy
Is Charged

Washington, April & (AP) -
Charges were laid before Congress
today that "a conspiracy by the
Germans and a "bunCh OF self seek
ing men, had in the past kept down
the production of aluminium which
the United States needs for allplaneo
and was keeping it down today.
Thurman Arnold, assistant attor-
ncy general in charge of the Justice
departments antitrust division,
made that assertion to a House APP
preparations subcommittee hearing
in testimony made public today.
Because of this conspiracy, Arnold
testified, the German "produCtlcn
went up, but they kept it down in
France, England and America, and
they are doing it today"
Arnold was asked by Representa-
tive RabaUt, Democrat. Michigan,
whether the situation was restricting
plane production here.
THAT is the reason they (the Ger
mans) are able f. produce more
planes because they have the alum
inum,' he replied.
He credited Germany With an
aluminium production 33 to so -:
cent greater than that of the United
States.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
Byrd Demands
u. S. Action
In Strike

Washington, April 2.-GAP)-SCn-
manded in the Senate today -at the
federal government act with firm
ness to reopen the strike-closed Al
disclaimers plant at Milwaukee,
Wis.
Reading reports CT the clashes II
the plant and resultant CLOSING, Sena-
tor Byrd criticized Secretary Vt
Labor Perkins for failure to certify
this case to the newly created de
tense mediation board
We have lost SOC, 1000 work days III
March alone as a result OF strikes
at defense plants" the senator said.
The strike outlook this morning is
ol1cker than eve before.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
Text Book
Not Reason
Secretary of N. G. d
cation ISOLATION
Gives Three Principal
Reasons for Quitting
State School Commits
sion. ~
AA

Raleigh, April 2.-(AP) = julie
Warren, secretary OF the North Caro-
Ina E~uUCatlOn Association, lSsuc6 d
statement today denying thai his de
ClsIun 10 resign from the State school
commission was prompted by a con
troVcrsy which arose after his history
tex BOOK was adopted for use IN the
fifth grade of the public schools,
Warren said he resigned from the
commission for these three principal
reasons:
|. He believed that Governor
Braugnton should have a free hand
IN the appointment Of administrative
boards such as the school commits
sion.
?. He mad serious doubt about the
secretary Of the teachers ASSOCIATION
being on the board Of fiscal control
OF the schOyls.'
3 He intended to support a con-
stItutiOnal amendment which would
abolish the school commission and
vest all school authority in a reValnD-
ed board Of education, and Il did not
want to be a member Of the COM
mission and at the same time seem
to be working for it, 'abofSnrrprt."
Warren said that he pointed out
four years ago that it might not be a
good policy for the secretary of the
N. c. Education Association to serve
as d school commission member, but
finally decided to serve i'm both
capacities at the request Of Governor
Hoey and Superintendent of Public
Instruction Clyde Erwin.
Governor Broughton told reporters
yesterday that Warren's resignation
was made in view "ot the fact that
ne is in a c~ontractural relation with
die state"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
Hull Rejects
AxiSDemands

Washington, April 2.-(AP(-Src-
rotary of State Hull today tactlly re
ieCtcd German and Italian demands
for release of axis merchant ships
taken into custody by the govern
ment.
Asked at his press conference
whether there was any present in
tention of releasing the ships as de
manded in the axis note of protest,
Hull declared he had not heard OF it
in government Quarters.
When the United States replies
to the protest, Hull added, the State
department probably will take up
with the German and Italian embas-
sizes the question of whether to make
public the exchanges.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
Skoplje, ~Yugoslavia,
Has Eight~hAii,ute Air
Raid Alert When For
eign Planes Recon-
hotter Over City This
Morning..

S~lorlir, yu"o ',via, tpril ..
-tA"p-in ci~ht- rrinutc air
raid alarm was sounded shortly
before noon 1T thi5 key city Of
southern Serbia vh"r tire" for
cign planes accommodated at
great height over the city.
During the might the city was
out for an hn'w and during
carly morning all am raid sirens were
off in tests. These were practice
measures.
But the alarm which came at
1880 a. M. was the real thing.
Tn" population took calmly to
the situation and waited until
the nlancs disappeared.
SkoplJc lies midway between Bui-
G&rla and Albania IN the Nardar river
valley, which would offer a str4
route for d German attack ON
Greece.
Many believe the city viii become
the new seat of government if the
Germans invade EugoslaVIa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
Broughton
Will Name
Pension Board

Raleigh, April 2,-CAP)-A state
retirement commission to administer
q pension program for teachers and
all other state employees will be
appointed by Governor BroughtoIl
before the end of the week.
The pension plan Will become eff
feCtiVe July l..
The governor said he planned to
make no other appointments this
week. Asked whether he had decid-
ed who he would appoint highway
chairman, he said he had not made
Up hi, mind definitely but added:
that doesn't mean that | haven't
been giving the matter thought
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
British Sink
Italian Ship

London, April 2.-(AP)-rhe adj
mlralty announced today that Bit
ish naval aircraft OF the East Indies
command had sunk an Italian de
stroyer of the 1,500-ton class.
The destroyer was attacked after
leaving an Eritrcan port on the Red
sea, the admiralty said. The admir-
atty also rcp.rtcd thai She German
merchant ship Bertram Rickmera,
ABB tons, had been intercepted by a
British Warshlp.
The ship is registered out of Ham
burg.
The admiralty commuiquc SAID
the ship was endcaVoring to escape
from an Eritrean port when inter-
ccpted BY II. M. S. Kandahor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
ATTACHES
BANK
OF NAZI FIRMS

Lima, Peru, April 2.--(AP)-
The national prosecutor today
ordered attachment of bank de
posts of the companies owning
the two nazi ships which cScap-
cd from Callao yesterday and Of
two others which were SCuttlcd
in that port.
He also ordered the attach
mcnt of funds of local agents for
both ship companies and of the
German air line, whose base was
taken over yesterday by troops.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
ENEMY PLANES
CAUSE
IN UGOSLAV VA
CALLS
CABINET
INTO CONFERENCE

Washington. April 2.-(AP)-
President Roosevelt scheduled a
late afternoon conference today
with the secretaries of State.
War. Navy and Treasury to
speed progress on the national
defense and foreign aid pro
grams.
Harry Hopkins. who is sitting
in on all lend-lease discussions.
also was invited to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
Hahan-Y ugoslav
Conferences Fail
sH s4-ss91@aa sa--r~
G~REENVILLE FIRM
CONVICTED UNDER
WAGE-HOUR LAW

Washington. \. G., April >
(AP) - Greenvi]ie Spinner>,
Grfcnville textile manufacturing
firm, was convicted by a federal
court jury today of a charge of
violating the wage and hour law.
The company was tried on a
31-count indictment.
Sentence was moi passed mn
mediately, and is to be handed
down in Wilson on April IA.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
Clio Union
Strikes AT
Rouge Plant
Governor Orders Full
Strength of Police to
Be Used if Necessary;
Allis Chalmers Plant
Closed; Coal Miners
Strike.

DIV The Associated Preesl
Scattered fights ina which norc ttan
20 persons were n0ft led t, state
p Ice bong Dtdcrcd To- stop G.sold-
today at the huge Ford Rouge
plant - Dearborn, Mich, whore 4
Go union called a strike last nght.
The plant cnpiGs 10000 person..
Washington, April 2.--tAP)-
The White House said today thai
a telegram from Governor Julius
He'll Of Wisconsin suggesting fed
eral action in the Allis-t halmerS
strike at Milwaukee, had been re
fcrred To the Office of Produc-
ton Management and other in
terestcd federal agencies.
Governor Murray d. Van Wagner
ordered the full strength of the p0-
lice 10 be used, if necessary, To re
store order. Reports were that $50
officers sto d ready for service.
The fighting broke cut when work
ers attempted to climb fences a; the
plant t. get inside. Picket5 fought
them with bricks and clubs. Later
some 200 workers came out If a Slant
gate and pelted pickets with metal
which the plckets picked up
and threw back. Pickcts jam0cd
automobiles together to block traffic
near the plant,
One Go official claimed the strike
a completely effective."
Mayor John Carey Just before
Governor Van Wagner acted. had
~tclegfaphed him that Immediate &C
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were, things wouldn't make sense.
Everything has to make sense,
doesn't it?"
"Most times" she stood quiet
ly beside him for long time.
He had thought of her during
the five years he had been mar
ried to Ellen as small shadow in
a state of perpetual acquiescence.
With the glitter of Ellen gone, he
was beginning to see Valerie.
Ellen had fascinated him at
first by the very qualities that
afterward proved disastrous: un-
earthly loneliness combined with
an almost ludicrous efficiency,
and a voracious capacity for alb
sorbing people. With the spell of
her beauty on him, he could for
get her capabilities, or he could
escape in work. And now she had
suddenly and permanently left
MN. And already he was dwell
ling on her imperfections.
+
He came into the library at 800
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that afternoon, with Valerie, Sc
date, beside him. Lee Dagnall,
Ellen's friend and lawyer for
many years, sat at the table look
ing over papers, and to Marks
surprise there were four other
people in the room.
He had not realized there
would be anybody but himself
and Valerie, and saw from the
slightly reproachful looks they
bent on him that they felt he
should have been told when they
arrived, and some notice taken
of them. Dorothy and Paul had
come and gone in the house at
will during the last wretched
week, and Elise Waterford and
Shirley Endicott, being Ellen's
dearest friends, were on anything
but formal footing.
Mark sat on the sofa and drew
Valerie down beside him. Lee at
once unfolded Ellen's will, and
began to read. The formal phases