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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-04
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Haire, of
Caretta, West Va, visited rela-
tives in the county last week end.
Miss Josephine Robinson left
Sunday for Covington, Va, where
she will be member of the high
school faculty. Miss Robinson re-
Gently returned from New York
where she attended Columbia
University summer school.
Miss Evelyn McClain who has
been teaching in ST. Glars school,
Richmond, Va, has returned to
this county to become a member
of the Virginia-Carolina high
school faculty.
Miss Virginia Speers who holds
a position in Winston-Salem spent
the week end at her home here.
Mrs. c. w. Ray, of Coeburn,
visited relatives in West Jeffer-
son last week.
Mrs. R. G. Barr and R. C. Barr
spent Tuesday in Lincolnton.
DR.. Reeves Gambill, of Lincoln
ton, is spending a few days at
Shatley Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kilby and
family, of Marion. Va. visited re-
latives here Sunday.
Mrs. Carson Lewis, of High
Point, spent last week visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinton Little
and small son, spent the week end
in High Point visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Pierce, of
Helton, had as guests Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley Stump, of Grassy
Creek, Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Pierce,
Of Crumpler, and Mr.. and Mrs. R.
D. Pierce and small son, of North
Fork, w. Va.
Miss Myrtle Cooper spent
the weekend at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Pierce and
son Harold Dean, of North Fork,
w. Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. V.
Pierce over the weekend.
Miss Grace Roland is visiting in
Marion, Va. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves C. Pierce,
of Akron, Ohio, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. E. V. Pierce, of Crum-
pier this week.
Mr.. J. F. Reeves has sold his
farm at Laurel Springs and is now
making his home here with his
daughter, Mrs. H. D. Quessen-
berry.
Miss Josephine Johnston visited
her mother at Haysville last week
Mr.. John Jones, of Silas Creek
is seriously i'll having suffered a
stroke of paralysis recently.
Mr.. Ring and daughter, Mrs. I
E. Poole, of Independence and
Mrs. Gwyn Gambill and daugh.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-04
Mr.. And Mrs. J. r. Johnston
Celebrate 5Oth Anniversary
Well Known Couple Have IA
Children; All of Them
Were Present Sun.

Surrounded by all fourteen OF
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Johnston, of Idlewild, last Sun
day celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston were
married on September 3, 1891,
and this was the second time that
all fourteen of their children had
been together.
In addition to the children, this
we'll known couple have 40 grand
children and l great grandchild.
Most them were also present for
the fiftieth wedding anniversary.
A delightful dinner was served
and Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston re-
ceived many useful gifts.
All of their children are living
and are as follows: Ira L. Johns
ton, of Jefferson; Walter c.
Johnston, Marion, Va; Mrs. Rosa
Owens. Norristown, Pa; Mrs. Leo
F. Williams. Matewar, w. Va;
Mrs. H. L. Miller, Idlewild; Mrs.
Ruth Hartsog. Idlewild; Raymond
and Edwin Johnston, 1dleWild;
Mrs. Milton Cole, and Mrs. Will
Jams H. Yutzy, of Baltimore,
Md; Carey Johnston, of Marion,
Va; Richard Johnston, IdleWild;
Mrs. Ruth Owens, Idlewild and
Miss Fern Johnston, IdleWild.
Since their marriage SO years
ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston have
lived in the IdleWild community.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-04
LEWIS REUNION

There will be Lewis reunion
at Three Baptist church at Ash
land on Sept. %, beginning at
1920 A. M. Everybody is invited
nected with them are expected
to bring a basket of dinner. The
Lewis families and anyone con-
to come. There will be preaching
services, singing and a history OF
the family.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-04
AIRPLANE WARNING
COMMITTEE TO MEET

Definite plans will be mapped
out this morning by the Ashe
county airplane warning COM
mittee at a meeting to be held in
the office of Ira T. Johnston,
county civilian defense chairman.
Members of this committee are
P. C. Wright, H. c. Tucker, Chas.
Stellar and Upton Blevins.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-04
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Ray an
nounce the birth of son, Tues
day Sept. 2. Wilkes hospital. Both
mother and baby are getting
along nicely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Tieup at Ford Plant
Reported by Go

Spontaneous stoppage of work
in the gear and axle plant of the
Ford Motor Companys Rouge
plant which kept 1000 men idle
more than an hour was reported
today by the UAW-CIO.
The work stoppage occurred
late yesterday afternoon, a union
spokesman said. after the COM
pany allegedly had refused to re-
turn TO work II men who had
been discharged for union activi-
ties during the past several
months.
"The men refused to return
10 their jobs until the company
agreed to meet with a union
committee and reinstate the dis
charged men," said Michael
Widman. director of the Ford
organizing drive.
After a lengthy conference il
was agreed the discharged mer
would be returned to their ole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Reds Give Turks
Free Hand, Vow
( Neutrality
BY GEORGE BALINT

Init News Service stan Correspondent
BUDAPEST, March 19.-While
relations between Germany and
Greece became increasingly grave,
Russia today was reported to have
given Turkey a virtual green
light" to enter the European war.
According to these advices,
Turkish Ambassador Haydar
Aktey held a long conference in
Moscow with A. Y. Vyshinsky, vice
chairman of the council of peoples
commissars.
The Soviet was said TO have
promised a written document. as
surfing Turkey that Russia will re-
main neutral If Turkey is forced
into the war.
POUR INTO GREECE
These reports, which if true
would free Turkeys hand to give
Britain "all-out" aid in the Bal
kans, conceded with word that
thousands of additional British
troops are pouring into Greece
while the Greeks themselves are
terrifying their Bulgarian frontier
against an anticipated German on
slaught.
These developments led TO belief
that the expected German invasion
of Greece cannot be delayed much
longer. Diplomatic quarters said
the Nazis scarcely could be ex-
pected to stand by and watch large
numbers of British forces enter
Greece without intervening.
Yugoslavian newspapers reported
that great British convoy
chiefly troop transports-left Cairo
for Greece Monday and that these
British troops were expected to
man the second Greek line Of
defense.
Germany and Yugoslavia were
reported to have reached an agree
ment in principle for Yugoslavian
adhesion to the Axis alliance-but
maintaining Yugoslavian neutral
ity and involving no military
assistance clauses.
Reports from Istanbul confirmed
that a great number of British
troops have landed in Greece. in
Guiding strong mechanical detach-
ments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Wxl3HYUl1
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Syrup Pepsin for ease to your stomach, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Guilt
AHllaZeS
Lansing
CONTINUED from Page Two)

Continued from Page Two)
Ferguson's grand jury was
created.
Hamilton arrived in Lansing as
a lobbyist. That was in 1885, when
he fought with the Wayne County
Board of Auditors over the tract
index department and came here
to promote a law ending the audi
tors control over the division.
Only a last minute parliament
tary maneuver stopped the bill
from passing.
In 1887 he was back as a men,
Der and his diligent work in the
House soon earned him the respect
of all rural members as we'll as
his own delegation.
BY the session of 1899, Hamilton
was in the unprecedented position
of controlling an outstate Repub-
lican bloc while being a Detroit
Democrat.
He was the type known in Lam
sing as a good fellow and there
was hardly a night that he did not
sit in one or more of the numerous
hotel room poker games. He is an
accomplished poker player and has
been back several times this ses-
sion to sit in with his old cronies.
The outstate farmers and small
town lawyers called him a
straight shooter because they
had confidence in him.
Today they were having a hard
time convincing themselves that
their confidence was misplaced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Hamilton Famed
As Investigator
CONTINUED from Page Two)

Continued from Page TWo)
which he himself had a part in
building.
On the other hand many Off
Gals. including some in the high
est places. expressed genuine
regret that Hamilton's sensational
career should come TO an end.
He was a bundle Of energy and
il seemed as though he worked at
his Job "a hours a day, tirelessly
checking into departmental detail
and familiarizing himself with an
impressive array of facts and fig
ures.
Furthermore he brought TO his
job the background of business
man. having engaged in a long
career as a builder in addition 10
having had experience in industry.
Often in discussing abuses in
government Hamilton would pre-
face his remarks TO his listeners
by saying;
Now get me straight, don't
pretend TO be = saint myself,
but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Political Row Slayer
Gets 7 Years in Jail

Convicted of manslaughter in
the killing of Chester Madison, 40,
of SOB East Forrest avenue. last
December, Frank Williams, 30, of
ABB East Palmer avenue, was SEN
fenced by Recorders Judge John
V. Brennan to from 2 to 10 years
in jackson Prison. Madison was
killed in a fight that followed
when Williams berated Madison
because the latter had not voted
for him for divisional chairman al
the Young Democratic convention
in Flint last Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Hamilton Bribery
Confession Highlighfs

HighHghts in indicted Councilman John Hdmltona
confession Of bribery made before Circuit Judge Harry
keiddn:
There is for til went for the PROPOSE
ton.
They made proposition to They offered me
$500 and said tOould take it. They said they
rvould pay the money to Albert O'Connor, the
from Union, they buying their concrete at the
koenig Building and Supply Company.
Freedman told me that mine the important rote
and that Bein Would give anything Odnted for the
Uote-S15,OOO, So, 900, or anything Wdnted
made a mistake and I'm going to pay for it,
pretty badly in the hole and paid up lot of
my debts.
No, don't want any lawyers. don't rOant any
lying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
2,O35 Trai|ers Bought
For Defense HOUSING

WASHINGTON, March 10. -
Purchase of 2,035 automobile trail
ers to be used as temporary hous-
ing units in defense production
areas was announced today by c.
B. Palmer. housing co-ordinator.
Michigan trailer manufacturers
we're the principal recipients of
the orders.
The trailers will be used where
there is a housing shortage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Penetrating, High. Speed
OIL Eminent
SAFELY EASES
MUSCLE PAIN

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Omega Oil helps break up chest-eold
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

jobs and the union members went
back TO work.
Widman said three union rep
resentatives. William DuCharme,
Caesar Espinoza and Florian Ka-
pata, had represented the union in
negotiations with the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

crete anyway. should have re-
sisted temptation, but Ii looked
like easy money being pushed at
me. l confessed because l didn't
want to have my friends falsely
accused. / want TO have some
friends left when I get out and
start all over again.
do you think my friends will
stick by me? DO you think Ill
have any friends when l start
all over again."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
REVIEWS HIS LIFE

As Hamilton reviewed his bust,
ness and political life he agar
wept and then said simply;
1--WE tried to tell you the
truth. Don't write story that
makes me out looking for SYM
pathy. I'm not and no ones to
blame but myself. The only
thing I want you to stress, il
you will. Is this:
az would have voted for con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
PLANNED TO CONFESS

Hamilton was one of the leading
advocates of the grand jury action.
He explained why:
ct was worrying plenty about
that time-all the newspaper
stories and so on. l thought the
best thing for me TO do was to
20 before the grand jury and
confess everything. / had a lot
of respect for Judge Ferguson.
But when / was called before
the grand jury instead Of con-
Tossing the whole rotten deal I
lost my nerve. 1 lied. said TO
. myself. Maybe i can smooth
this thing over. Maybe 1 can
bluff my way through this.
Maybe this will all blow over
$50 I lied. Then my lies and
my statements involved good
friends of mine who were In no
way concerned In the matter. 1
was simply getting into more
trouble myself and pulling inno-
cent people into the thing.
"Then i began worrying. !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Debt-Ridden, Says Hamilton,
In Telling Of Taking Bride
CONTINUED from Page one)

hated 10 co to council meetings.
1 hated even to 60 into City
Hall. was afraid l was letting
my friends down - innocent
friends, mind you-who had
nothing TO do with this.
Finally after weeks OF worry
and fear of duplicating his inno-
cent friends, Hamilton said he
talked over the situation with his
wife and decided to return 10 the
grand jury and tell the truth.
II stood mute when arraigned
before Judge Skillman instead
of pleading guilty." he said, "be-
cause l wanted to have a little
time TO clear up some personal
affairs. I didn't want TO be sent
10 jail right away"
As Hamilton mentioned prison
he half-smiled and said:
"Prison-and I was a fellow
who thought I was going places
in politics. The governorship:
No. I never thought that-but
who knows"
Hamilton said he started his
active political career in 1880
when he campaigned for Charles
BowleS for mayor AS reward
he was appointed member of the
city plan commission.
- WEIDEMAN MANAGER
Meanwhile he conducted a real
estate business and in 1892 man.
aged the successful campaign of
Carl II. Weideman. Democratic
candidate for Congress in the
Fourteenth District A year later
Hamilton drew a political prize as
Michigan manager for the Home
Owners Loan Corporation.
II did a good job there, too"
Hamilton said. hut I finally left
the job and by 1888 was broke.
/ got a job rs a clerk In the
county auditors office.
I'm 1888 friend staked me
and I went back into the real
estate business. / made little
moneys decent living. In
1886 I ran for the Legislature,
was elected and reelected in
1898.
Working for SO day in Lam
sing cost me a lot of money,
tool neglected my business
and began the borrowing which
finally got me into trouble. In
1899 I was elected to council.
That's my career"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

while his wife answered the tele
phone upstairs. He sat silent fol
several minutes-then broke intI
tears.
TOUGH ON WIFE
at can take my medicine he
eohbed. But it's going to be
awful tough on her pointing TO
the stairs. She didn't know
where got the money 10 pay
of the bills and mortgages. i
told her / had turned a couple
of nice real estate deals.
"Then after all this grand jury
publicity came out and my
name was connected with the
investiga ton she questioned me.
i finally told her the truth. She
told me the best thing TO do was
to confess and get the whole
thing of my chest"
The telephone rang again and
Hamilton listened as his wife TOOK
q message. Then he added;
talk about politics costing
money. There wasn't week
that ! didn't give handouts of
SIS TO SEQ TO people who were
really hard up and came TO me
for help.
at cost me about $4,000 to
get elected 10 a S5,000-a-year
Job. Some of tie money l bor-
rowed was for the campaign. l
spent more on the campaign be-
cause IL was the first time ran
for the office. 1 figured next
election wouldn't cost me so
much"
Hamilton said he received the
bride last September and October
Within a short period gossip con-
corning the letting of the project
was general at City Hall and a
grand jury investigation under
Judge Homer Ferguson was or.
dered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

while his wife answered the tele-
phone upstairs. He sat silent for
several minutes-then broke into
tears.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

a menudo los pequeios artistas,
que marchaban en- vanguardia,
rodeados de los perros~sabios dc
Monsieur PAT.
Despues seguian los dos fur
cones colosales, tirado cada uno
por un caballo pereher6n, que
iban enflaqueciendo y arruinan
dose en- las largas caminatas por
toda Espaha.
Las damdS iban izadas en- ell
peScante de un furg6n.
...Cogorza D ell Chepd, siguiendo
la costumbre, caminaban a pie,
detras, cerrando la Marcia de Ia
caravana.
Tony, con las manos en- los
bolsillos de su pantal6n, Marcia
fijos los ojos en- ell suelo.
A su lado, Ketty lie miraba
con ojos interrogantes, afanan-
dose por seguir el largo paso de
su amiguito.
Dick y Norma marchaban por
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
DEPORTES
EXHIBICIONES DE BILLAR
EN- LA SEPTIMA AVENIDA
Jimmy CIros jagdrd con
Dolores Carr

La campeona de billar de las
mujeres del mundo, Dolores
Carr, de 10 amos, la estrella
maxima del llamado Billar de
Bolsillo, ha sido contratada pa
ra dar varias exhibiciones, Ell
mes pr6ximo, en- la sala de billa-
res de Georges, casa n1mero
2221 de la Septima avenida.
Uno de los jugadores del CRU
pc Carr, conocido como Ell Dia-
bio Rojo, jugara ell dia 8 de fe-
brero, a las z 80 de la noche, en-
la sala de Gorge, frente al nota-
BILE jugador local Julio Sanchez.
Miss Carr hara su presenta-
ci6n ell dia 25 de febrero, mar
ties, teniendo de oponente a jim
my Caras, ell famoso billarista.
La entrada sera gratis para
ell pGblico.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

no Ell director del circo quiso que
Sc evitara Ell entrar en- poblado
alguno.
Cuando Ell solo iba ocultando-
Sc pOr Ell horizonte, Monsieur
Renard di6 la orden de alto a la
trjbu, que acamp6 en- ell lindero
de un bosque, junto al canine.
Estaban en- un despoblado, a
la derecha del cual, cast en- el
Unite del h~orizonte, Sc desliza-
ba la via del tren.
Sc desengancharon los caba-
Hos y los burros, poniendolos a
PAGER en- Ell prado, atados a unas
estacas que clavaron en- ell sue
10 Tony y Dick mientras las nj
mas recogian lena para hacer
lumbre.
Ardio una gran hoguera, al
rededor de la que Sc congrsga-
ron bisn pronto las dos damds,
los ninos y los perros.
Los pequehos artistas esta-
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

ma de piedad que es nuestra VI
da.
No sufras, Tony. Piensa
que este ha de acabar algdn
dfa...
i Els horrible, Ketty! Nos
tratan peor que a los animales.
EStos buE ritos, el mismo caballo
NaeVa York, reciben mejor tra-
to que nosotros. Y los peores de
todos son tus padres.
= Perd6nalos, Tony! iHaz-
10 por mi lYa YES til 81 20 sufro
tambien.., Y, sin embargo.
-Es precise que nos marche-
mos, Ketty, es abSolutamente
necesario! L.. va debiamos ha-
berlo hecho hace tempo. va So
mos mayores, para resistir que
sc nos trate como bestias.
@Tony, por Dios!... Habla
bajo!...
-Yo me ire-sigui6 diciendo
ell hijo d eMaria de las Moves y
La gaceta., 1941-01-29

la otra arista del canine, char
lando de pequeneces indiferen-
ties los dos al drama que va apln
taba en- los tiernos pechos y en-
los p~ensamientos de sus compa-
heros.
-iAd6nde nos llevan ahora,
T~ony?-pregunt6 Ketty por
romper ell silencio triste en- que
Sc obstinaba su camarada.
-iNo Sc! Debe haberles ocu-
rrido algo desagradable al aca-
bar la function de anoche.
%Por que?
-Porque va viste como nos
pego sin motive Monsieur Re-
nard. Ademas, esta marcia, asi
tan de repente...
d Que crees til que puede ha
Der pasado?
No Sc, Ketty, no Sc, queri.
da. Solo Sc que tengo mucha iris
tea, que hasta ahora no me di
cuenta de 10 miserable y 10 dig
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
GANO BRITISH BOB LA OC-
TAVA CABRERA

Judy Bigger, ell favorlto re.
anoche en- la cctava carrera, fl
naliz6 en- tercer lugar y pas6 Ia
meta 81 primero, obteniendo 81
segunda victoria en- ell Cansdro-
mo de Sulphur Springs, British
Bob, cuyos boletos Sc abonaron
a $3.50, $11.6O S4.4O. Equity
entr6 en- segundo lugar.
Ganaron la apue7ta do6le y re
compensation a sus apostadores
con $74.8O, Ticonlum y Smoky
Bob.
Ganaron las otras ocho carre-
ras, Free Moments, Major Mi
nor, Collenn Caress, Eric, Frisco
Last, Pimlico, Rossean y Sunday
Dress.
Rock Springs reaparecera es-
ia noche y como adversarios 10
han sidO seleccionados Hellenic
Who's By, Grady, Tuffy Band y
Court Drama.
La gaceta., 1941-01-29
THOMAS PELEARA
CON JIMMY MADDOX
Dos Peleas de MErito

Frank LaMarque, ell empresa-
rio de Benjamin FiGld, compile
to aver su programa para 81 We
nidero viernes.
Ademas del match" entire Ell
valiente cubano Domingo To-
rres y Lefty Young, que llavara
una ~apreciable ventaja en- el pc
50, dispuso que frankie Thomas
su protegido, haga frente a Jim
my Maddox. Iba Thomas a Pc
lear con Chef Jones, pero ell gla-
diador de Iowa resolNi6 declinar
ell bout.
Maddox ostenta victorias So
Ibre Wishy Jones y Kid Ingram
y Don Eddy le decrot6 por muy
pequeno margen.
Torres es un gladiator habil v
peligroso; pero los peritos esti-
man que Young es ell ~favorito,
por su ventaja en- ell peso y otros
detalles. Hace un ano pelearon
los dos y Lefty trio a Domingo,
pero no pudo vencerlo por no.
caut.
Como TODD ell mundo espera Ia
victoria de Young, va sc habla
de traerle, para un segundO
match, a Kid Yucatan o Jose LIE
g6n.