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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
Aims of the CLIO

Well nlkh a majority Ot the coun-
Try, except those in n way or an
other concerned, has long since tired
ot the constantly recurring strikes III
defense industries. Everywhere there
has been Il demand that something
tie done about 1t, hat curbs be m
Nuked to remove obstacles baking
the nations effort to prepare itself
against enemleS within and without.
There have at times been allega-
tons that radical labor leaders are
responsible tor conditions, and that
the Go IN paI ticular was under con-
troll OF me whose SympatnleS are
with potential, II not actual, enemies
OF ms country, who are trying, I'M
der cover OF course, to sabotage our
teverIsh efforts TO arm tor the com-
mon good.
But lew have known the UNDER
lying principles motlvatlng the ac-
tons of these hostile leaders. 1t is
The Charlotte News hat pulls fEel
curtain back to see what is behind.
That paper inters that the C1O,
master minds have decided that theirt
purposes may best be served by al
policy Of maueuvering industry outl
OF the control of Its and into
the hands of the government. LII
does not go INTO the full history of
this technique, but quotes one of
John l. Lewis political henchmen"l
4 statement N Washington a few
years ago. 1t runs about like this.
We'll, If we ever get int a war,
Il would be bad, but It might give
labor a big break. The GOVERNMENT
couldn't tolerate strikes. But We'd
FIRST be ure the Government WAS on
our side and then we'd strike. Thel
Government would take oytr-butl
eally we'd be in the saddle In that
without shedding a drop of
blood, we'd have what we've always
wanted: Iabor-controlled state social
ISM And the people would scarcely
<noW what had happened until 1t
Vas all over"
y pretty good explanation, We call
L. of what Is in the minds of these
and enemies of the Amer
can way If life. Yet Americans are
to tolerate this situation. And
/ they do. long enough. they Will
md ultimately hal they have no
America OF their own. but one under
and control of foreigners.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
Capital. Gossip
BY n

Raleigh. Aug. l6.-Just about a
vised It's readers tha, Walter Belts,
assistant to J. Benton Stacy of the
purchase and contract division,
would likely be moved into his
present boss job, the alert News
and Observer N to the same
{ nclusion-Which, at that. is pretty
good time for that fire side journal.
All the signs and portent now
point 10 Mr. Belts, but your cor
respondent still would not advise a
wager OF all the family Jewels. This
caution is suggested, not because
il isn't the present Broughton inten-
ton to sh We Belts up and Stacy
out. but because it is a matter 70
almost common knowledge that the
governor and his advisers have been
almost literally sweating blood over
the p and c division matter.
Nobody vet has advanced any
convincing reas n why former Ser
ator should b. Ousted-the fact that
he voted for some other candidate
in the 1910 primary being picayuA-
ish in the extreme by way Of argu-
ment. If re had bitterly battled
Broughton. it might have been diff
terent. but as a matter of fact he
was Significantly silent all the way
and il Is an established fac, that he
never once inu4nated 1 my mem
Der OF his force how he wanted any
on7e else TO vote.
Selecting a successor has been {
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Pursuant to the power conferred
pom the undersigned as trustee, IN a
certain deed of trust executed by
Noel H. Hobgood and wife Connie
E. Hobgood, dated 18th day OF
March, 1887, and recorded IN Book
1876, Page II. Register of Deeds OF
flee for Vance County, North Car
DINA, default having been made in
the payment of the debt therein Sc
cured, and the holder thereof hav-
ing requested a sale Of the security
I will offer for sale at the courthouse
door by public auction for cash, on
Wednesday, September 3, 1891, al
II O'clock noon, daylight saving
time, the following described pro-
perry:
Adjoining the lands Of Perry
street, lots Nos. 2 and 10, begin at
stake on Perry street, 14e.75 Zee
from Chestnut street, run thence N
20 IA w. so feet to a stalks; corner
of lot No. 2, thence along hire OF lo'
No. 2, S 90 IL ". 115.75 feet 70
! stake, corners of lots Nos. II aa2. IL
thence along the lne Of lot No.'l9
S q Ia E, 50 feet to q stake; thence
N 81 Ia Z, lists feet to place o
beginning, beine lot No. /. as shown
on7plat Of Knott-Horner s~ub-davisiof
made by John e. Buck, April II
1896.
This End day Of August, 1851.
A.. A. BURN, Trustee
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
OTHERS VIEWS
Nh. RIGA WREAS

TO The Editor:
The majority Of the voters of the
great state of Texas are to be con
graduated for their intelligence for
sending a new man to the U. S. SEN
ate, even if that man is w. Lee
O'Daniel whom the capitalistic
papers are pleased to call, in derl-
sion OF course, pass the biscuit
pappy O'Daniel'.
| call O'Daniel a new man be-
cause he is MT liked by organized
greed, and its servants because he
does not belong to the old school
Of blood sucking parasites, who give
no thought for the hand that feeds
them, as did the late Senator Shep-
pard whom he uccse eds and all
Southern senators do.
ODaniel may prove 4 be eve SO
bad a lawmaker. yet | insist the
voters of Texas did we'll by sending
him to the senate, for by doing so
they showed the old conservative
c~apitalistic machine they were dis
guSted with Its cruel, diShonorable
and self seeking Hle. That is worth
more TO their state and the whole
country than the election of a god
officer at this time, for with hat
Spirit and that act great good car
be accomplished, while without il
We must continue on our same old
dreadful way with a few heartless
peopI getting all the good oh govern
ment while the masses produce al
wealth and furnish the cannon fod-
der for all wars, while living ia
constant want o tthe very nrceSsl
ties of life.
| hope North Cardinals voters, as
we'll as those OF all the states
especially the Southern states-Wil
follow from now on the tine y
ample Of TIE great state Of Texas,
and send new men and Women
to make Il laws 9th state and
national. God knows we need a
change. Had the voters in all the
states been doing what Texas has
recently done Il country would not
be cursed as ii is today by being
ruled by Anglomaniacs and self
seeking ~WaTmongers who seek TO
make right with might.
JAS II WRIGHT.
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
ANSWERS.


/. For the fiscal year Of 1910 the
total cost of feeding the prisoners
amounted TO 1882, 1871 90, or aNou,
twenty-five cents per day for each
prisoner.
2. At that time the United States
Postotflce Department did not have
have inspection service TO protect the
mails. A number Of thefts had oc-
Cured between Hillsboro and Ra-
leigh. The postmaster at Raleigh and
Thomas Ruffin, at hat time a prl-
vate citizen OF Hlllsboro, We're re-
Quested by the postmaster general to
ride the stage coach between the two
places and watch for someone pilfer-
ing the mail.
3. Since 1921 Wilson county has
received 50, 5ll,786.72 in State high
way construction. In addition to this
projects between Wilson and John
ston have amounted TO SlO4. 1912. 48,
In county highway construction Will
son has received $50, 755. 90 and for
Joint projects with Pitt and Wayne,
Sl08, 10000.
4. Governor Seth Sothel, first APP
pointed in 1878 and served from
1852 to 1859. He was charged with
stealing land, slaves, livestock and
dishes. After he wa arrested by in
turfated eolonists he was Jailed and
then banished from the colony. Later
he was allowed to return and make
his home in the colony until his
death.
. s. In 1850 population returns show
ed fifteen counties IN the eastern
part of the State and four counties
in the western part Of the State with
Jaeger slave populations than white
6. The governors mansion, at that
time located at the lower end OF
Fayetteville street. was occupied
from the Spring OF 1895 until in 1867.
When the building was vacated IT
required an expenditure OF nearly
SIS 600 to make repairs. Another sum
had to be appropriated for furnish
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
Kidding Ourselves

Power company officials in Char
lotte report there is No "identifiable
reduction IN power consumption" in
that territory as the result of day
light saving time. Some savings may
have been effected in some quar-
ter>. but if there was it was offset
IN other quarters, it was stated,
The great argument in favor If
the daylight time innovation was
that it would conserve electrical
energy for the defense program. But
II conditions elsewhere are the same
Is IN the Charlotte territory, the OBJ
jective sought has been missed For
sold on the idea as being desirable
for any purpose, and a test Of three
weeks has justified that belief.
one theory advanced has been
that the scheme, as much as anything
else, was to make the people on
sCiouS hat we are in a world war.
How we'll it has succeeded in that
respect is hard to estimate. but it
has not been great. But our part
of the country is on daylight time
and VIII remain there until late
September, the period set tor the
switch back to standard time.
Another imposition of t
weeks that has not achieved goals
set for it is that Of closing all filling
stations from even o'clock in the
evening until seven in the morning.
Gasoline Consumption has not fall
len off, and there have been reports
of increased consumption in places.
Certainly so far no restrictions have
been invoked to limit purchases be-
for seven O'Clock in the evening, so
that all who wish to joyride at night
can take precautions and tank up
before the deadline. And that ap-
~parently is what is happening.
While we are called on to con-
serve, DOdt loduS Ol gasoline are De-
ing sent to Russia, a country whose
oil resources are so abundant that
one objective Of the German drive
to the southeast is to reach them for
use by Hitier's armed forces. There
is willingness here to sacrifice to
whatever extent may be absolutely
necessary in order to defeat totafi-
tarianism, but where is the logic in
shipping to any country supplies
which it already possesses in
quantity?
According 70 the evidence, we are
certainly kidding ourselves in the
matter of benefits from daylight saw
ing, at least SO far as power con-
servation is concerned. And the sans
seems TO, be about as true with re-
spect to savings in gasoline supplies
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
By FRED H. MAY

|. What did it cost North Carolina
last year to feed the State prisoners?
:. Why was a private citizen OF
HIllsboro requested in 1923 to try to
capture a postal thief?
3. What has been expended III
Wilson county for highway construc-
ton since 1921?
4. Who was the colonial governor
charged with stealing, captured and
jailed and then forced TO leave the
colony?
5. How many counties in North
Carolina had larger slave popula-
tons than White IN 1860?
6, To what extent did Federal oc-
cupation of the governors mansion
following the war, damage the build
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
This and That

II appears practically certain that
a departmental publicity man. given
: t ID as Il result of services rem
duIct J. NJ BrOughton during his
campaign for governor, viii soon be
out. definitely and completely, Re
ports are hat EIS boss hasn't known
his W~hereabout for several days. The
reports could not be verified at the
time al tipping because the boss, too,
is out OF Raleigh. though not A. w.
O, l.. as the ballyhooer appears 10
be. TIE old Safety First slogan
has been abandoned in Great Brit
am in favor OF "PreNentlon of Ac-
cidents." tn North Carolina Indus
trial Commissr MS Safety Bulletin
informs. because what with air raids.
Britans have now placed their w
personal safety last and the
Safety First" call could be con-
strued as urging them to think pri-
marilv OF their own hides. You
needn't feel pufted up about being
elected secretary of the Law En-
furcement Officers Benefit and Re
tirement Board" a friend told In
surance Commissioner Dan Poney,
They picked IN you because you're
the only state official they are sure
to find in Raleigh during hot wealth
err Which, after all, is something
else for Mr.. Boney to feel pufied
up about. Sample of the great
erudi;ion of the self-styled mill
tarv experts, One of them writes
that the German blitzkreig tactics
have swept all before them as moth
lne has done since the days of the
Roman p%halanx.' Shades of Caesars
bel we'd Tenth 'Legion', not to say
Alexander the Greats Macedonians'
Summary of all the comment
on 'Nn momentous meeting of F.D.R.
and Winston Churchill is fully ex-
pressed in a headline deck which
lad. Friends of President Acclaim
Pronouncement: Opposition Crit
cal"
In case Of emergency New York
Clty's II 900 taXicabs would rush
i-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
More Social Security

Secretary Morgenthau's argument
that higher payroll taxes for social
security are needed to ward off in
tlation is a poor excuse tor adding
increased rdens upon workers and
then employers.
The theory implied is that COM
pulsOry payments OF this KIND Will
cut down the supply of cash TO be
spent by those upon whom this fresh
levy would fall. The Treasury head
apparently oVerlooks the fact that
increased distributions, possibly dot-
Die those being paid at present,
would also put more money into cir
culatiOn to add its impetus to the
inflationary cycle, which ne pro-
fesses to be trying to block.
What Mr.. Morgenthau really is
driving at IS a scheme to pour adj
ditional huge sums INTO the national
treasury for him to spend, for 1t IS
generally understood that most OF
the money already paid for this pur
pose has been spent and is beng
spent by the government almost as
fast as il IS received Enough IS kept
on hand to meet expenditures for
beneficiaries, and lou paper Slip
ned into the cash drawer as evidence
8 A.. -L1t,At1Ar for tho rom .1r6PT
which is used for operating costs.
Officials in Washington appear TO
be utilizing a good deal Of their time
these days scheming up new plans
for mulctlng cash from the pockets
Of citizens. They are constantly add
ing new taxes and at the same time
taking everything they reasonably
or unreasOnably-can away from the
individual or corporation, and thus
making il more difficult, If not 70
some cases impossible, to find suf-
fiCient funds to meet all claims from
the government.
This is one way OF sharing the
wealth, and appears 10 be a
ATTEMPT on the part OF the ruiln2
classes to grind down he very
sources of income on which the gov
eminent must rely. 1t is a steady
high road toward more intense reel-
n~reneasion OF everybody and every
',nlna, and toward paternalistic gov
ernlnent and national socialism, by
whatever other name it may be
called. .
OF course, Mr.. Morgenthau and
others who like him are tax-eaters
are not primarily concerned as to
where the money from. SO
long as they al get it and SO Tong
as they can keep moving towarn
Cblectlves at home which IN thelr
estimation are not for M moment
lost sight Of, however serious the
crisis in our foreign relations may
be.
If larger social security payments
are needed and desired by govern
mea& officials and by benefHiariss
OF these bounties. why not utilize all
Of the money now being paid into the
Federal Treasury for that purpose
instead of spendirr so much OF 1t
ter something else? T. fact that this
80 being done is in itself 7mple argu-
Fmx31t that heavier taxes for ut,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
PEOPLE RESPONDING
TO SAVINGS APPEAL

Washington, Aug. l6.-The Voice
of the People.
From every corner Of the nation
there is coming to the treasury de-
partment a flood of enthusiastic let
tiers containing suggestions and OF
fers of aid in the National Defense
Savings program. treasury officials
have revealed.
Business men, editors and pub
fishers, bankers. farmers, and fac
try workers; shopgirIs ana house
wives, school children and laborers
all are cooperating with the gov
eminent in building for the nations
defense and at the same time put.
ting money aside for a rainy day.
serve
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

--S.-.C pucEGSs are not really need
ed but that the real objective Is not
the interests OF the old people but
rather the saruerng OF increased
funds tor other expenses.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

God is our refuge and strength. d
very present help IN trouble. There
fore Will we not tear, though the
earth be removed. and though the
mountains be carried into the mId=t
If the >ta-Psalm IS !, ,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

we carry a complete assortment ~
Cheverolet accessories, includin.
heaters, seat covers. radios and
other equipment of all kinds readv
tor installation. Eveready Chez.
TQlet' Company, phone TOT.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

OR THREE
yo0aW furnished apartment.
Write A. H. H., care thi,
paper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

Isle stockings may bring back
the long skirt. Well, we said we were
prepared to make any sacrifice
didn't we?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

The New York Yankees are no%
so far ahead that there are seven
teams in the American lssanes sec
and division.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

A nice cooling thought during a
heat wave is that You have plenty
If shopping days before Christmas
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

FOR SALE, SMALL NATIONAL
Cash Register, rings up 10 Sl95.
Bakers Shoe Shop. l4-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

YOUR LETTERHEADS REPRE-.
sent your business and should Be-
printed right. We do that kind II
printing at lowest prices. Phone d
Affords Printing & Office Supply
Company. 29.u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

MAN OR WOMAN FOR FULL IN
part time work IN Henderson Nv
experience necessary. For free "a,
hculaPs write Box No. SOIL. E..
partment II, Richmond, Virs;O;.
l5-3t;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

FREE GIEJ WITH EVERY ORDER
OF gross or more Pencils imprint
ed with your name for only $50,
Choice of many useful a~rtictes.
Henderson Book Co. mt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

In case of emergency New York
City'S II 900 taXicabs would rush
oVacuees cut of the city. Sounds like
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

PHONE 068 OR 1870 FOR EXPERT
piano tuning. Jas. G.. Michigan.
piano tuner and repairer. lG-atl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

REMODEL YOUR HOME-IT CAN
be done conveniently through our
loan plan. Ask for particulars.
Henderson Building & Loan Ash
citation, Al. B. Wester, Secy. 10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

IFrYop NEED A NEW ROOF 49, 81
us now ,Sbaut installing a sa,.S
Gsstaieo' voof. Estimate on 1eqoeS.
Eas3a ter1ns II desired. Tanefs
Roofing Co. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

HELP 'WXNTEp: FILLING sIA.
N6n operator: with. or without X
pfrientG Married or single. APP
~. DC" care Daily Ditspatcn.
-: 't-yi = j. 'l3-se
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

Mr.. Wheat Farmer Let "
grind your flour. Good turn-ou'
and rood flour. Green's Ro'Ier
Min, South Henderson, N. o..
l2-l4-16
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

A .l bofnfe
have this day quailileo ,vst ot
the Clerk Of the Superior w ~ ne
Vance County rs Execnt1'* w;1.;na,
estate Of MY husband =. D. b. natson,
deceased. This ID 70 notify an Ute Of
havtnx eleims against the e 10 ne
said deeeessd to present pre- $ mt 'n nt August,
1919, Or this notice may De pp..sonl
In 80 ee tAAIr recovery. An p...ed
inhabited to estar Of SAID ,t ae'< osy.
! iii. NJ dsy et August, ~
/. MlfS. !. b; VIZ ~
Execu(ths OF kstale
E. B. Virgins. dscsassr.
el1okySso-eN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16
WANT ADS
Get Resulh

OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
efs mufual insurance buyers ne
benefit BY sound INSURANCE ~
1icient service and s~unstan,;a, a.
vidends year after year bv INV ~
Ag with Gates Insurance As,nr r,u'
l1,u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

NO REPAIRED LOOK, NO
nails, no ridges at the shank. That's
why people keep coming 70 oui
shop for shoe repairing. Youth IKE
our work, too. Grissom's Sh1
Shop, phone 638. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

CLEAN CLOTHES ARE COOLH
neater and they make you feels
during hot WEI Their. Let US clsa
yuur clothes the right way, Vsna
Cleaning Co. Phone $40. le-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

FOR SALE 1910 DODGE PICKUP
truck in perfect condition, run 49,
VOQ miles, oversize tires, overload
springs. Cheap to quick buyer, 5
h, Oakley, The Cooper Co. lest
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

SPECIAL FOR TODAY AND TO-
morrow: 2-l939 Chevrolet deluxe
sport sedans. extra clean. Also e.
lection OF va and Model A. Ford.
See us for a better deal. Candlel-
Palmer Motor Co. Studehakk
dealers. lit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

TOBACCO FARMERS USE OLD
newspapers for packing tobacco
Get them at the Daily Dispatch Of.
flee at Ice per bundle or three
bundles for Csc. 25-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-16

FOR FRESH FRUITS AND vEGE.
tables, see towards Cash Grocery
2l3 William street. len
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-30
Youngsters Tennis | Meet At WatertOwn. Opens August Fourth

Watertown, July 30--A series of tennis tournaments will open at the Taft tennis courts which are spon- sored by the Civic Union for all the children in Oakville and Water town from to IS years of age. There will be two classes in each age group 10 to 13 years of age, and IA to 18 years. Tn order to allow for drawings, the entries in each event will be closed the day before the event is scheduled to be played.
 Following is the tournament schedule: Aug. 4 to 6--lO to 13 years, singles and doubles in the morning; Aug. f to 6--14 to IS years, boys and girls singles; Aug. 2 to 9--14 to IS years, boys and girls doubles; Aug. II to 13-14 to 18 years, mixed dou- bles.
 Every child is urged to play in the tournaments, but some of the courts will be reserved for non-tournament players.
 There is a great deal of time left available for tennis players on the Taft courts and all young people from both Watertown and Oakvi,le are urged to use this opportunity of learning to play tennis this summer
 A dozen racquetS for the use of players have been given by the Civic Union.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-30

Moe last week."
 "A kettle of fish," said Harry the pity not an aluminium one"
 "say" Mushky "Vyhats wOid anyways? You're talking lot of puzzles about aiunum and pots and ke the fought erl couldn't freeze and folder more fought the East Indies warm all the time" ? believe think" said getting bit scrambled It's their assets that the Japanese had frozen Boy AGushky gonna over the Yellow pearl?"
 game poker" soemny Little Men trying bluff Uncle Sam with pair of jacksknaves the nomenclature by which prefer to designate Hitler Mu In the meantime being Uncle Sam is holding pat hand He is nat going to be buldozed by their knavery" T should not" said Mu He'd silly the biggest Speaking of Hitler" said Harry 1t with considerable gre that learned recently that boxing faoe sport and that he has encouraged 1t greatly since coming into power" Bcxnga" ATushky. "wraddye mean up poor that kilt nghn his pantn them
 Well put Bessaraban bunyboy" Harry compimened him. RstcuR boxing fellow actually devotee and enthusiast might of Che manly art of self defense"
 atackted guards it's bOxin' the bum boOstn the racket doomed his kiss of deb will fold rgEt like Mussolns accordion after bullet trough 1t in the middle of o getting behind Usor Nuhky asked Harry
 what's the deaP" Mushky soldy don't like have ringn them Where is the USo located and who the jernt?"
 
 soldiers sailors marines the United UsA, may say Well think they should keep religion oua ting like that make 1t non-sexarian."
 what reference inquirer" and inquired Harry
 eamenstory institution" said Aushky T think said before religion should be kept of should man for their self"
 Wen skip that" said Harry What doing campaign succeS?"
 Plenty said Mushky hin up for couple right put somehn hot the last
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