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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-18
SCHOOL CHILDREN
WRITE TO SANTA

First and second grade pupils
of Central junior high school
came down town and presented
their letters to Santa Claus at 9
o'clock Wednesday, Dec. II.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-18

Nothing is cheap which is
superfluous for what one does not
need is dear at a penny.
-Plutarch
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-18

FOR SALE-Packers Duo Ra-
diant gas heater. Wall Case.
Numbering stamp. Dating stamp.
Fuchs Bros, jewelers., rear New
ark Trust Bldg. oil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
State Workers
Suit Dismissed
For Filing Error

Dismissal Of the suit OF 40 en-
Iployes of the state sales tax COM
mission against the state civil
service commission was asked to-
day at a hearing before Circuit
Judge Homer Ferguson on the
grounds that the suit should have
been filed either in Ingham Cir
cult Court or the Supreme Court.
The employees contend that they
should have been permitted TO
take qualifying examinations to
retain their jobs instead of taking
competitive examinations.
Assistant Atty. Gen. Robert d.
Dunn, in asking the dismissal. said
that the civil service commission
Operates in Ingham County so
that the suit should have been
filed there or in the Supreme
Court which has jurisdiction over
the entire state. Attorney Paul
w. VOORHEES,, representing the en-
ployes, said that most Of them
were from Detroit. so the court
here had jurisdiction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

A couple of young fellows who
used TO be assistant prosecutors
today were sworn in as Recorder S
Court judges-again.
On the sixteenth anniversary OF
their appointment as judges by
then Gov. Alex j. Groesbeck, John
V. Brennan and W. Mckay Skill
man took the oath of office before
City Clerk Thomas Leadbetter for
their terms beginning January /.
Both had been assistant proSec-
utors under Paul w VOORHEES, for
four years when they were ap-
pointed judges in 1925 and both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Parallel Careers
Judges Brennan and SkIman Both Appointed 8
Years Ago. Sworn In Again

have been returned regularly TO
the bench in subsequent elections.
Other parallels in their careers
are that both were admitted TO
the bar in 1916, both attended the
University of Michigan at some
point in their educations and both
are now teaching law. Judge Bren-
nan in the Detroit College of Law
and Judge Skillman in Wayne
University Law School.
When Judge Skillman had again
taken the oath Of office he i'm
mediately swore in his clerk,
Butler Sumner. whose career is
paralleled by no ones. and Lamont
Chestnut, his longtime stenog-
rapher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Canadian Minister Dies

MONTREAL. Nov. 20. (INS)
= Ernest LaPointe. minister OF
Justice in the dominion cabinet,
died today in Notre Dame Hos
pital following a brief illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

Bru nswick Min
eralite. Regulation
4. u. &. W q lights.
Fitted to y o ur
grip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

100 yard. IL ~.
rest line capacity.
Satin chrome I'm
igh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

yellow pine. NOR
tised type. Water
PROCEED W a ! nut
finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

Fitted lid Brown
tweed cover. Rs v
on taneta lining.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

item Jallen seisen Die Grf1rungen
siemlid' flar, oob Die llnterlaii,,ngen
uidt abiidtlid ,poren. Gum 8ciipieI.
tros lnleres beiten Beitrebens, tuur.
Sc cinisen Yerioneu, oie erlpartet bat.
fen Dor Dem 26. Ic;elrber t94O eno-
lidl ihr 8iirserred,t ju erhalten, aui
cine oScr Ole anoere 9lrt ialif bera=
ten, ndmlid,, oab iie nid1t ;,' regiitrie.
ren brauhteu. Dies lit beoauerlid).
ocnn 'olde Eerionen beiinoen iih
ictt in Sdpuieriafciten in Scsus auf
ihr giirserrehtspcriahren.
GnoIidl ipir ooneeeebcr oab sic
Iusloncer Hcsiitrierl'nas5 Gipiiicn
iirfd $4,000 Hesiitrierlngs- Quit
tl;nasfurten tdslidY ousididt. Bis
sum- If. Sanuar lpuren bereits D.
297 pa bon Maihinston ausseianot.
Is miro eripurtet. SaB oieier leiI oes
Grcsronlms BIS gum l5. 0cbr,,ar BE-.
,loct ncrocu ,pirh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

ernltcr Torid;tr bcfnnnt. Scr 'eine er>
tnInnNailllnocn am Mtifrc fnp Der:
bringt.
Gieien GiNcnid'ntlen eruiten poll
tiidlcn luuh milienitaiilid3cu Strc-
bcns llno MiIlrns lit cine bcitcioc:c
Mcnldlittcit MO SiItSbereitid)ait
hln5lljll'ilgcn. nno ciu bciullGtcs Tcr:
itchcn fiir sic &ruiluucuc ocs YoIfes,
Ncn @nllcrm. llntcr ocncu Der &Onio
piel, nirfliopr Treltnoe hat. llnsGh
llGe .lncfootcll DIbt e iibsr ieiu HI
bcrrlltcica luib uncertainties 3uion,,
nlentrcIIen nit ieincu @aucrn. ocrcn
llnpcrburacnc llrteilsfruIt linn oft aIS
@ertmciicr bient. Mus ullem craitt
Iih bns 0ilb elmer gcid,Iuiicren Ser
iGnIid'tcii. ~. Y.
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Spnnerstaa, 13. sSebrnar:

SpHHersta9, Id. VeorMar:
Sol'u ltu9s Gn,le'n Stmoaro S,nu
Gas Nuhrldlten. eneliih
$50 Nodridten. rnaliih
) IA Endlrldl.,n enaliid,
G:I1 3eltlnss't,au
: 80 1eutid,Ilnoed,c
S:Ot NudNrlht N. er,eIlid,
s:A: Sttl,ele @r 'trda, cnalih
90 Nus o,m Srl:aeitehen ru,lih
% HudNrld'tcn. oeiit'd,
~ 81, &ud'rldlter eudliid
Sreitaa, IL. Sebruar:
Ha', '"','dNs C.:T'rr Stanoaro 5imc
. atod'r:t,;"n eneliit,
GA; 9tutrld'ten. eneliid
$50 Seutitiuno'd,o
500 9tnhrihien. enel,id
9'W' Nna Dem 3eiteeid chen. rnaliid,
lO:iI Nnrrid1ten. oeutid)
a,:bcr>em r,erGen ir nod 9pSari
pidl1ee Rnd'ritten Don Sou su iSau
aut gu 'cu'tlevr 3eltsn seiencet Nen.
Neru1aen Ger SfnoeieIier uro @el.
lel1''aeu iperner ieipeiIs fiber oen
Sc, 'jer befauriaeaeben.
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Kin>er tper>cn iibcr
uaett reih
Shfriehider Saud,er rettcte ibcr
$4,000 Reihsmarf.

| Ss IUuI 'ulpU eUle 'eN'ullUUplte
SllnSe, OILS ieinerjeit befannt ,uuroe,
BOZ Ginbcr in ser Ndhe bon aoIn
einc grobere Nfenae @pIoitiide am
Hheirllfer alifgeiiiht hatten. Iles in
allen tpnrer es 323 rid,tige edtc
6olhItiife. Sic inmerhir einen @ert
BON 765 ltarf batten. Gle Wenge
Ser Ncllelerieen l,nS Scr GIiitritter.
Die 'idl nod 9etannttperoen bes
Observation-Disclosures" in Marid, sur
6ilnoitcIlc iesten, l,no bie iit, oiel.
lcidlt aid nIs Sreibe,,ter ,,ro Mit.
crben sit betdtieen eeoatten. sins in
Sic 2aulcnoe.
@0brelN iidI Ole @einiiier nod,
boriiber erhisten. mem nun eieclt.
lid oas "&bein9olo" seboren iollte.
miid)te lid, Die jllitanoise Iepiien.
Iteae in Ole MnseIesenbeit. GS fonnte
notiirlid) ritlt bel Dem H1tielraten
bIeiben pb nod, mebr 8oIb alf Dem
Gr,nbe ocs Hbei,les rllhte: babel
ent;onn man iidl oes oeutiten 9e.
rllistolldFrs SiiNtuig Sonien. Ser ei,
ucr ulicn o'tirieIiit'en Sumilie emf,
Itonlmte. IN Ser lid ser Salherbe.
rlli oererbte lrno ser gcroSp in Sen
Icstcn 'iinf Sahrcn al Sen oeridlieben.
item Sellen TieoerIodl'ens in Scr
Gibe l,no audi i'm Sumburger Sa;en
Der Sd,i'iuhrt rnidItbare Gienite
NcIei'tct hntte. SFn perpfIidltete man
! Ilr Seblme oes Sdlases. Sanien
nohm Sen Il'trae an itica ON
EheinlsIer in 'cinen jpei 3entner
it,lueren SaudNron5llg lno ipanbcrte
itrnNenlana auf bem Grllnoe oes
Nheines. ~SMpohI cs bier unten itod
Slnfel mar" 10 berid'tctc er. .lpar id,
Don Dem 6eiiihI beieelt, bus 6olb
idlon 81 'inoen, ipenn es porhanben
mar. S,nnter wieocr ,purbe it bon
Der Stromllng fortgetriebcu, bis id,
enblit, i'm Sheine meiner 2dmpe Elm
Eafet fanb. G. mar tatidd1li6 Ser
'agei1haTte ~Hhelngoloid'as" Gas
Gnfet entbieIt beutihes 9olo. unS
6ilbergelo i'm 8eIantlperte bon nahe-
;i $1,000 Reid)smarf, Sar,,nter auf,
nllsI1nbiid'e Sepiien.
! Snslpiifen maren pieIe Mpnatp
ins Sonb segangen. Der Saudler lit
ii;r Sic Ssebune bes Sd,aees beIobni
norhcn. nidlt ober Die ainoer. sic oui
Dem ,siuoerlohn beitanben. 5. f. oerer
In9eb0rige. bie iid) balb SIT elmer
rtereiiengemeinId}ait 5i,iamnenfan-
Sen. Gie aolner Straifannner nub.
te Dor einisen Mcnotel, ibr 8erIab
rclt gegen .llnbefannt" riften. ssn
bieIer VerhanbIune gelanste man il,
bem llrteiI, baE BON Dem 8eiamt,
irfat iii S6te bon 10000 Reihsmarf
all9llniten Der 9feiflsfaiie $4,000
Worf einslliiehen ieien, rihrenb Sci,
ain6err nls Sinberlphu $1,000 Start
aussubdnoisen ipdren. Die Snter-
ciiangemeinituft Ser ainber leeta
ieoof beim Reihsaerid,t NIT Griolg
Mepiiion elm. iooab Die NnseIesenbeit
CUR nererliden gnideioung al, oie
Sraffommer bertpieier tpl,rhe.
Das enoeiiltiee urteiI lit ereaneen.
Danah tpir6 Der Staot feinespess
BEN 2omenonteil bes ~@eineolo.
idases" einiteden. ionoern nod rid.
terlidem 8eidlub sanse 625 Marf.
Die iugenolidyen 0inoer oaeeecn
ipurben nod 6ieiem spruh reid, ia
ibnen Die reitliden 39,375 Mart gu.
eeiproden tpur6en.
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erreibte aub cine @anollns Ser 0e.
miiter, ser inneren Ginitellllng pon
yolt su Staat: Ser @eoanfe oes Se.
meinihaits,pobles, oes 0ienites an
Staat. bot iit banf bieier irneren
3anolung ailb IN 9ulgarien @obn
gebrod)en.
Ser emit 10 fanatiih olitiiierenoe
Bauer oebatticrt lmo benft berte
niht mebr iiber sic Yolitit, ionoern
iiber leiue lanbtpirtihaitliheu ND9<
lid)feiten i,nb Sic neu al,iSunebmen.
oen auItureu nod. lmo nit oerielben
8cgeiiteruna. nit ser man friiber
Ole GarteifGmpfe periolste. iuterei
iiert iit, he,,te oas san5e 2ano iiir oic
3ahI ser aus9eiiitrteu 8asaons an
GrSbeereu ooer 5rauben, Sic oc,n
9anoe goIoenen Segen hereinbriueell.
Ias GoIf, itatt lid iuie friibcr eeeel,'
ieitie SIT id),pGd,en. uimnt tell on Ser
slrbeit ieincr id)afienben &rdite ,ulo
lit alic aui oem rid,tigen 8ege 5ll
tueiterem Griolg.
Tieies neue Seben miro ullt alls
benpolitiid' eripartet. sl,ldl bier legt
jber Gonig icinen l(utertunen cine
MGbig,urg ol,i. Sic Sem nrin9enoen
Tclfsd,arafter idlprriGllt. SoC nber
auh bier gearbeitet miro. oab audi
bier 8ulearien uno Ser &0nig ihren
l,na,,ii1Iligen. uber iifcreu @eg M
gcad)tet aller iidl I'M Den Staut
tiirmenoen !fulern lpeitergeher, be
ipeiicn Sic Griolge 1ulguriel,s hlll
iid)tIid, Der Hiidaabe ieinea perlore,
nen |ebensrul,mea.
Sic Metfobe ieiner 5llriidhulten>
Ner, uhtr ;ihen Irbeit perIplat ser
a0nig audl aui unoeren @ebieten.
ST. ieircln Sd,Iobgarten erbul.t er
,in Notllrtllnoe,nlllculn. ous nitt
ul,r Sic Observation-Disclosures Sd)dt-
e bcs Hunbea birgt. 10 lllltcr u1oereln
cine nod bonn iriiheren &oniD ,ScrOi-
non 1tanrmenoe al,sse5eidlnete SoGel.
iulnlnllng. rocr cine ichr rcidhuIti9s
StInngcliomnllna. ser &Dnlg 90
ris beipnbercs SSntereiie pibnlet. irll
ocrn in oielcln Wtl,iellm miro ulldl
por herrorra9enbelr Gelehrten pruf
iide 9lrbeit geIei'tet. N.t 9etrc;bel
oas acniaa uno infer ieiner periDn.
liden Minpirflng ,piro Sic 9eiamtc
,SIora ino Sauna bes Sunoes mite
natiid, ourhioridt.
9ulsarien lit oamit Dos erite @anO
Ser @alfm,balhinieI, baa oicie Phi.
gabe OurdIiiihrt. Gin SpeSialgeblet
Ser ,Soridlllna lit Sic 9icueu;ud,t,
luo ieoer 9ienenjiidIier erhGIt BON
Sd'Ioblnlieum praftiid,e Hatid)ldge
iiir ieine sIrbeii. Sic GrforId)ung ser
III gulguriw jienl!idN inhlreit'en
Srhlorgcnorten Iiihrte Ser &Duia
oilrd'. lln oer &dlr' gcneu lie or
rchnren ;lt fGuncn. .llld' ser :'uulp.
,i'd)c Gnrtcn i't fnni9l;t)es Giaer.
tlul. ,no in pier oer'd,ieocnen so
N,rloQeu hot Scr acnig bel iciucn
Sd'lG'irrn boinriidp NGrten unge
lent. bic iGnltlidF Eilnu5en, beio,l.
Ser: 81. @ebirgspilan'en ieiuer ser.
mat cnthalter. Yei miilcuid,aItlid,en
anrgrciien lmb %ortragcn ichlt Ser
annig nie. Sic llniperIitGt Berlin er,
nanrte Sen aonia bel Ser so SSahr.
,Seier Der llnircriit1t Soiia 5u ihrem
Ghrcnooftor. l,nb IN ser il,ternatio
naleu 8elebrtel,ipelt lit ser aDnig ula
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FoRNI'5 ALpENKRiuTER

III cine anseei,i@".te Maasststtsteit ssrs.
Aeuoe Yiebt;in, bic iett Htsr ! @sasrettsHtx
Esfonnt muS i'm Webrand III. eis N asS
IS perinteeentm mesiitntid'sm MnTSsis,
arauiern nnS Vhan;en teraeNent. Alfsn.
irGuter TT cine rprsRaItdbe D'ettsta. 80
mirit leidht "ms mt!bs AMI 2lastn M M.s @t.'
mdaist @ersanMnas. mns NMstMetsn1ss.
Innittpnen amsSmiiihren. Airensranfss hat
cine arHmbIidAe pisriame Mtrimas; - lMft
Der Idtisseit bes Waseus: reenItest bex
stnhlsans: pernebrt bie MMstMetsnsS esfA
Ste 9iteren: hilft nnb beidltenniat Cts'
sannna. Mern SHIRE SeSdmsrSsa Asi fetiss'
hate 0erbamMma Mnb HMsfAtetbnHA ;nrd9.
snihbren Nmb, isisn ste ntd't eMtmaft1t 1ett
anbere Diebi;inen nidht sehslfeN taesH.
aanfen sis Md, hsnts eins sylaiMe Aipen'
ben Sor;hgsn.
. Isrnt's Seif.csi siminseMt - ctn s.tt.
fsptiftheS idhmers sfinenbeS YitteI feh Aesr
so Snbren I'm Behrandb. E&1ede 9tHbs'
rnma hsi rhenmatiidben Mnb assraistfGsa
sfhmer;en, mnelnlSfen MiideMiMmersen, net
ZEN rber id,mer;enben WusletH, Her&sa'
dnmnaen, stpAtunnben pSer NerreMinNseM,
jndenben sber hrcnuenben TRksH. 9tRserns.
NdrMcnb. SpariaM.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Radio Nachrichten aus
Deutschland
$3.50 bis $3.50 pcrnl. ES1.

$50 bis $3.50 prrnl. ES1.
Qlif GSB - 49, ~ III io.!On fSS
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al GSB - 10 II IN 1920 fS3
(rar Sount,ps)
l:5n nuhn - go nlcrpen> |Sl
auf CSC % ~ III l.1-.ut>'S
@:5U ttld,nt. -- 100 u,uruens CSI
,i' S}N - 81 - Y.6lOfS,
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- Wer nidt BEN tiefiten sinn oes
2ebens i'm &er5en iudt, Der foridt
nergebens. aein Geiit, un6 lei er
nod 10 reid, fommt einem e6len Ser.
gen eleid.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

Webmeu Sic tcime unuGtiseu Chan
cen nit Sbrcr Wcimnbhcit aranfhsit
hriuot Not muh Srrocn. id,tuadlt s,hre
yehcusfrait mnn bcrauht Sie Strer
Nebcnsircuac. @ci ciutreterher 8rants
beit, ,ueun Sic cine S'amsfram WnS,
,pirh uieIcid,t Shrr 1yan,iiie rernnd''
lGIj;at: mcnu sic Cit Nrheiter hns,
maa lid, SIR Ginfun,n,en rerrinaern
mmS Sic mnn Shre san;e 1ansilie lets
ben. TicIe geibcm mic ). Y. getuShns
Iidc NrfGltuuaeu, NerrphtGt. *sr'
hanmmositDrMmaen, 9;asenrer 'tinn'nt"
aen, Sd,Iai= mmh MppetitlpNafeit Nnb
pftmoIs amt iehlerbaite VsrnnmMns
nnb iunfticnale Sartfeibiafeit snrf6'
.uiiihrrn
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Vie cine medizin.
Leidenden Wahre
Linderu ung bringt


Q 1muitionaler Nartlcihiafeit:
Q NerruiitGt muh &upf'hmtr5en
Q TcrhamnnoshIrmmgcn nne Waasn'
ueritimmmngcn
Q Sd,lai= mnb Mppctitlpiig'cit
gSeun hieie 0cihmeracM nnf teh'sr'
baite Terhamuma mue NMS d,e'onr8
;mrii6;miiibren fire.
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Stansi9e CudIridHeu

$50 uorrlIttaas: vnuIiih
e:lo uorIllittags: Gn9Ii'd}
1l:1o corlli.iasa: Gngli'd'
2:15 nadnliitass: Gnsliitt
$3.50 nadmittags: gngIiit
3:4o nadlmitiasa: Tran5olild)
4:15 nadmlttass: GnaIiib
5:45 nad'mittaas: Ieutib
600 abenos: Gneliit
500 nbcnoa: Icutid)
S:lo abenhs: gngIiih
1915 abenb5: IeutidI
1890 abenos: Gneliit
l1:1J apenD5: Spani'd)
1900 abcnSs: ensliid),
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SonnabenS, 8. Tebruar:

Vurrlitta9s GGnrrn SiannurO I'm
6:4b TGhrifieu. eualiit
s:?r %at. ttsu. r1leIiih
Hud.n,ttaas Gaitern Stunbarn lim
3D. Hnd,rlt,trn sneIiih
G:t ;;eitungsihau
Z 80 Tentitlorophp
500 HaGrithtpn. enaIIim
9:W' ms bPr, 3p,tpeid'eheu enpliid
10: ) 9tn6lrid,ten. oeut'di
:0"31 Nadrid!en. euaIiit
i0.!H 6ur,be- d.. rnaIifd,
i9.n1 Nnt-i,ttpn enalid,
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oeutiber sd)iffbauinbuitrie CUR Be-
Daltigung genannter aufsaben CT.
for6erlih iein tper6e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06

7safIc gle bic asrnes Nsti:insH niMt IN
Sbrer ssdhe befsmWen iSnnea, Aa4en eie
pSn bteiem 0nppn Sebran6:
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srs;ial. sifsrts - Nsnsllsn eis ksnts!

sr.;idl. Siferte - Neaelfen eie ksnts!
Mfs teisnberes (stniRbsnasSanaebst
Derben mir Sbnen etne 2sllRSea
TIaihe Tprni's NeHsEa Anb eiRe
2,iin;en slaidhe Nnasis nm1sRtt snf
0rsbe NIT elmer Hehennns enf Nlpe@'
frduter fensen.
q IL un;ea 3srni's NlperfsSnter -
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Senntng, 3. Scbrnar:

t2.'H' H1frfnfPH fn1lifd,
Senntng, 3. Sebrnar:
Gurrrr+tons Gu'le,a S,onbarb 5tr
6i Hnd1rld)ten 'naIrdh
a:h Euf'rit;, pnall,d,
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1:io abenos: IieUstag, 9onners.
tas uno Sonnabeno.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Rural Churches

NEW SANDY CREEK BAPTIST.
Rev. w. r. Wagner, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m, Clifton
Faulkner, superintendent.
3. T. u. at $50 p. m.
Preaching at 100 p. m. by the
pastor.
The public is cordially invited tc
attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Diversion
Foes Spanked
Daily Dispalch bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Nv HENRY AVERHL q

Raleigh, Feb. 2O.--Anti-diversion-
lists Of highway funds picked a picay-
unlsh sort Of fight in the House
Thursday or the worst possible front
for themselves, and We're soundly
spanked for their pains.
Led by Clarence Stone, members
who hate the very thought of divert
ing road money to any other pur-
pose attempted TO stop a bill which
eXempts gasoline used in state
school buses from payment Of the
six cents a gallon state tax.
The Rockingham law maker, who
has never missed a chance to raise
a hue and cry against diversion, said
that the proposal is diversion ;
called the measure 4 "bad bill' and
hoped it would be killed.
All this brought him into collision
with Victor 5. Bryant, generally con-
coded to be the most effective de
batter in the House; and the keen
finance committee chairman coolny
proceeded to riddle the Stone con
tention with pitiless logic.
The Durham lawyer began by pay
ing his respects to Stone as an I'M
compromising foe Of diversion and
adding hes as biased and prejudice
ed on one side as I am on the other"
Then he asserted that if there is
any question CT diversion in this
case cts in reverse, as the state
has in the past been paying money
from the general fund into the high
way fund to take care Of the gaso-
line tax on fuel used by the buses.
After he had reduced the problem
to the absurd one "shall the state
pay itself for the privilege Of run
ming its own buses over its w
roads?", there was nothing to it. The
Bryant bill was passed with only a
feeble murmur Of thin-voiced noes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21

The true danger is, when liberty
is nibbled away, for e%Xpedients, and
by parts.-Burke.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
Flowers Seen
As Cash Crop
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LYNN NISBET.

Raleigh, Feb. 21.-To illustrate
what the folks at State College are
doing in development of flowers,
Senator Tom O'Berry displayed be
fore a legislative Joint committee
II Of the largest and handsomest
red carnations anyone present had
eyer seen. 1t had been developed at
the college by cross-breeding. Sen
alor O'Berry said that within a few
years that Carnation would be on the
state markets, taking the place of
thousands of dollars worth imported
into the state each year.
The tulip gardens in the eastern
part Of the eastern part of the state
are famed throughout the nation, but
as yet comparatively few people
have n idea of the importance Of
the bulb industry to North Carolina.
Flower seeds and bulbs, as we'll as
cut flowers, are fast becoming ar
important money crop in this state,
taking the place Of cotton and to-
Dacco.
When the appropriations commit
tee was acquainted with the increas-
ing value Of such agricultural side
lines as this, coupled with the state
mcnt that federal authorities see lit
tie hope of V recovering the lost
foreign markets for cotton and only
partial recovery Of the tobacco mar
kets, the members were easy to per
suade that public money used for
research and propagation of flowers
and bulbs will be well spent.
Committee recommendations Tor
substantial amounts above budget
commission suggestions for nurseries
and greenhouses are expected to en-
counter little opposition on the floor
when the appropriations bill is re-
ported out.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
al Opposes
nti-Sabotag
Proposal
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel,
BY HENRY AVERILL,

Raleigh, Feb. 20.-Organize labor
is mastering its forces for a de-
termlned fight against the proposed
but there isn't anything in the bill
which couldn't be cured, labor lead
ers feel, by a very simple amend
ment Of less than rs words.
The addition Of a section like this
would satisfy them:
Nothing in this act shall be
deemed or construed 50 as TO inter-
fere with or impede or in any way
diminish the right to strike"
That would cure, in the eyes Of
labor folks, all the evils which are
seen and set forth in a multi-pago
"analysis' oil the Dill.
Here are a few of the things the
drawn:
"Under the act, a strike, slow
down, temporary stoppage, loafing,
quitting work in midshift and pick.
citing would be treated equally with
violent sabotage, bombing and dyna-
hitting, without regard for existing
legal rights or criminal liability
Another example, according to the
"analysis":
"A union member, who joins
brothers in obeying a strike order,
peaceably walks out Of a plant pro-
ducing airplanes under contract with
the United States Army, under the
provisions Of Section 2, can be ar
rested, convicted, fined $4,000 and
imprisoned for ten years.
reaosby .fuluree shrdlu shrdlu shrd
There is unquestionably good rea-
son in many cases for plants and
properties to have this protection
(afforded by the bill)' says the ana
lysis, but labor fears maladminis-
tration more than the actual YER
biage Of the measure. Amy law in
the hands of a weak administrator
in times Of high patriotic feVor and
of consciousness of potential strife
can be enforced with grave injustice.