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The CIO news., 1942-11-23
Food Costs
Still Rise

Washington. Nov. 2l-The cost
OF food for the average family rose
2.4eo between Sept. Is and Oct. 13,
Secretary Of Labor Perkins report
ed this week. Most of this rise oc-
Cured during the latter part of
September and early October prior
TO the OPA action Oct. 6 bringing
under price control an additional
300 OF the family food bill.
At the higher mid-October levels,
foods in retail grocery stores were
selling 6.6Pc above the level of Mid
May and 16fS higher than a year
ago in October.
The CIO news., 1942-11-23

These policies. the convention
resolution declared. which are car
ried out by "the puppet state OF
District so. can CnIy serve 10 un-
dermine the war effort and destroy
the trade union movement" Lewis
actions, IL added Strengthen the
defeatist and reactionary forces in
our country who seek to prevent
full national unity behind our Com
mander-in-Chief Franklin D. Roose-
Welt"
Prior to passing the resolution.
the convention heard an amazing
story of intrigue and treachery by
Lewis and his agents from four
lifelong members of the United
Mine Workers now serving the
CIO: Pres. Murray. Van A. Bittner
OF the Steelworkers. Allan s. Hay
wood. director of organization. and
Frank Bender. Baltimore regional
director.
HARASS CIO
Murray bluntly charged that Dis
trict so representatives sought 10
harass the CIO during his long ILL
ness in the summer of 1941, and
that a high District so official told
a meeting that you have got to
keep after this fellow Murray until
you kill him; he has got to be got
ten out of the way"
"Such was the compassion, the
sympathy OF this brave man to a
sick friend" the CIO commented
sarcaStically
"Mr. Lewis Is an established
national prevaricator. universally
recognized and very definitely
placed in that category by the
organized workers of the United
States of America and by the cit
izens Of our country" Murray
said.
GREETINGS TO FAGAN
"I am not losing any sleep about
John running away from me or
running away from the CIO." he
declared. adding. however, that Il
should like the members of my
union, the UMWA. to know that I
have distinct affection for them
and would welcome them back TO
CIO ranks"
The CIO news., 1942-11-23

Of the oPA, the ocD. and the or
ganized labor movement. has made
headway in a number OF states, and
the national total Of union men on
ration boards is now near LOO.
The one-page statement. avail
able by writing TO the Labor Office.
OPA. Washington. d. c., states ex-
plicitly that "OPA solicits labor's
aid"
The CIO news., 1942-11-23

There will be 500 more oysters
in every can of that brand Of sea
food. The WPB called for the in
crease as a means OF conserving
tin and steel.
The CIO news., 1942-11-23

A 92-year-old citizen of Ninonk.
ILL.,, rolled up his sleeves and got
in 1900 pounds of scrap for the
local scrap drive.
The CIO news., 1942-11-23
CIO Expresses Good Will
Toward UNIV Members

BOSTON, Nov 21The CIO expressed ats aternal good
will for the members of the United Mine Workers last week.
condemned in uncertain John L. Lewis Studied
policies of disruption raidng and dsunity"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
Ohio Baiicnfrcnno

|madt an ben 3eit- nno @eltgeiit.
DON 8osco lagt uns: Siitet sic Gore!
Dtidael Hflegle meint ei,llnal:
Ser ebriit, Ser in Ser ,8elt' lebt
auBerbolb oer &lollillr. gr farn iih
Dor oer 8efabr, sic ieoem in Ser
8e1t orobt, nid)t alriid5ieben. gr
mnB iie beiteben ga, mo- ct bon ibr
geitellt miro. @r fam lie nnr aus
elmer inneren Si6erbeit 1,nb 6eitig-
felt .beiteben. 9ieie innere Siberbeit
nno 5eItigfeit lit oas 3iel leiner CT
5iebung." 0as Maes bot Monhes
fir iib. Gs miro a,tb in iebr pelen
5allen bos neutrality-suspicious. iein.
N6er a1bcrcrieits fon1men mir an ser
Sotiad)e nidt porbei, boB sic iiber-
ipiceenoe Mebr5ab1 ser auf Iid ollein
@cltellten in Ser groben @efobr> per-
iagt. "
8ir bellfen ba INNER an einen
Glrsiprtd bes bcfannten Sugenbieel=
iorgers Soiepb Sope: gntipcber nmlb
man oofiir iorgelL ooB Scr ilurgc
Monn in ser @robitaot einen allBer=
oroentliden @rao BON Gbarafteritorfe
befom1nt ober man mlB bofiir ior9en,
SOB oie ouBcroroenttiden Shipierig=
feiten 5u norlnolen nerocn. Gntlpe=
ser perlongen mir bon ulIeren jun
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
RittmOdj, Ben Is. Sebrnar 1912

gen 2ei,ten Sel6en mo mir lpll'
len, ipie ielten bie Seloen iino -
ooer mir n1iiiien nab Der Bdoago9lt
Don 8osco's bafiir iorsen, baB lie
in ein tpabrbait fatbolii6es 0eilie,1
femnten. 9ie Suit lit es, bie Die
neiite Meniden rettet.
8er aber 2llft iagt, ser iagt ia.
tboliIbes gIternbais. @er Suit iagt,
ser iast fatboliI6e Sdule. 8er Snit
iaet, ser iogt fatboliides gerufs,lli'
lieu. 8er 2uft laat, ser iaat fotbo.
liide Sieolung. &or es nidt cine
eroBe llnterlaillnesiiiube ser lebten
bunoert Sabre aui oem &ontinent
lmb iu Ten &olpnien, in ser Oialpora
lno in Ser @roBltabt, oaB mir ben
@ingetponberten nit ser &ird)e ,no
SeelIoree nidt ol,1 sic fatboliibe
2uft at eeben beriltd)tcn, inbenl mir
nah 0f0elidfeit 5ltianlmenbangclbe
fotboliide Sieblltneen idufen! Era'
pcutiparbeit tpire mi6tiger alS ga.
nitat a1f oelu &riegsldmtplat. S)ton
iogt: ,,Berfet sic Sl,ecro ins Mol.
ier, oalnit lie idlpimnen lernt." 8r
bolten es nit Sobannes 8osco rid)ti.
ger, oafiir 5lt iorgen, baB tie nidt
ins 8oiier fdut, oalnit lie 1id)t er.
trinft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
Sic fatboliide airde in @riedenlamo

Sc tpor Der 8olferapplteI Ealllus,
ser als erIter Sen eried)ii6eu 8o0ell
betrat nno oos @paneelinm brobte.
8egIeitet bon Silas lmo Simotbc,s
font er alf leiner oipeiten Heiie ull1
Sos SSobr so BON &leinaiien noO
europa uno griinoete in 8bilippi III
Mo5eoonien sic erlte Gbriitengetneill=
Sc. Son BORT iponote ct lid nad
5beiialoni6 Salonifi) unb ldlieblid
nod Mtben uno &orintb. Sn Atben
preoiete er allen taslih auf Dem
Marfte''. Spoter bat Yaltl,ts geibrie-
ben er babe big Saprien (Siibler<
bien) ,,alles nit bem guanaeliim er<
fiillt'. SIM erIten unb 5lueiten Sobr=
bunbert gab es bereits 5abtloIe @bri=
ItenaemeInoen in @riedenlanb nit
ebenio aoblreiden 8iidoien sic ibr
2eben fiir beu 8louben beraoben. Der
sriedJiid)e 8ooen lit nit driltli6em
Mdrtprerblut in Siille aetronft.
@rie6enlano purbe inn erIten SSabr=
biubert oas cin5isartiee briitlibe
2a1o, in oen sic Stride bem gan5e,l
Often ibren Stempel olfprG9tc. Grit
felt bent reli9i6len Mod)tltrebcn &on=
ltoutinopels, bieier 5toot, sic sen
Sorrang ii6er &om eritrebte, brad
3ener gefabrlid)c @eaeniat aus, ser
5um polligen guscinonoerfoa fiibrte.
@as mir ols @riedenlono fenncn,
ipnroe bas 0httterlonb ser 0ltli6cn
&lrdenlpoltl1ng. slls &onitoutiuopel
nod bic Souptltoot bes bp5outiniiden
9fcldcs mar, perficl nit ser &irden=
ipoltllng I'M Sabre t045 audi oas
gauge aricdiid)c 2ono bieier opal
tlng. Ton perllldte 5tpor ouf Sen
Observation-Disclosures au 2pon 1874
ltno al 0loren5 1889 oie @ieoerper-
einiguna @rie6enlonos 5u errei6en;
sic gerindc idbl1sen aber nod on
lfanaliden @rfolgen febl. Sm 2aufe
Ser &reil55iige, als sic &rel,5iabrer
al,d nad @riedenlano fomen, botte
es fir f,,r3c 3eit ben Gnidein, ais
Oh cine 8ieoerpcreinieuug .m6glidj
lfei. Dic 2ateiner sriinbeten ein neues
fatboliides @r5bistnm nno elf 8is-
timer. gsad Nb5ug ser &re,,afobrer
beriielen sic 8istiimer ,pieoer, nnb
MIR fleine @emciuben fomltem ibren
8efit beWabren. 9iele fleinen &C.
meinoen iollten Damn olleroines ME,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25

malls mebr g6n5li6 untergeben. Sc
CAB 8egeuocn, mo- cine gan3e 8cue-
ration nl,r eiumal uocr gar nidt ei.
nen Brieiter at Ieben befom. Mlld) in
ser belttisen 'Sauptitabt @rit>,:n.
lambs, in Mtben, aing oie fatboli'he
8emeinoe nie nebr 3l,grunbe. Die
8elueinoc, Die iid ieit oen &r",:'' Ill.
gen in @rie6el,lanO erbielten f., IN
ipater ibre &auptltiitp1lnfte oui c:n
Sonii6eu unb Me9aii6en Snielr, 'oie
lonee ,utter Ser Serrl6aft Der fotbo.
lilden &epublifen @enro ul1b Gcne-
big Itanoen. Gn6 bier lntBten ober
>fatboliide Miiiionore n1iibielig oos
Jelo itduoig beadern, uno bieles @e-
monueue ging bel Sen SerfolgunNen,
beIonoers our6 sic Siirfen, tpicoer
pertoren. als fid in BEN oreiBi9er
Sabren bes porigen SSabrbun' crts
@riebenlanb nit SiIfe oes itbri1en
europa BON oen Siirfen bcfrc;en
fonnte, oa 5eiete es lih, oab an tbo-
lil6en Gbrilten nar nod 600 gc,,ihH
tplroen, oenen ie6s &irden uuo l!",n
Erieiter, iiber bas eanae un,pee;ame
Sano perteilt, 5l,r 8eriiigung ito,Oen.
als oer Stride MIN oie Ireibeit ge-
seben NOR, permebrte iid Sic 3obl
Der @laubigen 1T frraer 3eit.
Son 1884 an pertrot ein beionoe.
rer 9eleeat sic Sntereiien Der Sea.
tbolifen, Bis 1875 cine tir6lide Neu-
oronumg in @riedenlono geidoiien
purbc. Man erridtete bos Gr5bis.
tlm @tbeu l,no mebrere 8istiiner,
uno im gleideu Sobr 5dblte man in
sttben id)on $500 &atbolifer.
Sic 3obl ser &atbolifen in @rie-
6enlono belauft iih seaenuartig anf
$4,000, rnter elmer @eiomtbepolfe.
rune bon 7.3 MiIio,ten. Inter sic.
ien &atbolifen befinoet lid cine Nm.
3obl bon Musl0noern: StaIiener, Spa.
nier, 5ran5oien ,no De,1ti6e. Sn
oen letten SSabren Dor oem &rieg
lpuroen oie beutiden &atbolifen in
atben uno onoern 5tdoten uno Or.
ten oes 2al16es bon einem 6eutid)en
Miiiionar betreut; er beiu6te Solo.
niti, 2ariiia, Batras uno &orfu. Son
Dem 400 Bis 500 in Ntben uno Birius
lebenoen Deutiben tporen ettpa 100
praftiide &atbolifen. Ser &altuna
Der roniid)en Gbriiten. nad Mussong
ajHne At SDecial rate of noxt,~. n.ovss.s 49,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25

bered)tigt lit, im Welentliben 0arauf
snriid5nfiibrcll, bob es oen fatboli-
fden @lotbeu an sen brei 2ebens-
netpenoiafeiten fcbltc, pelde sic
Gorousicbung alien 8a6st,lms iinb.
2iht, 2uit nno @Grme. 9os Gbri-
ftentlm erblabtc, erltidte oNcr eriror.
9arun Sic 6oroerung: 0cbr DRIFT
Ii6c @arme! llnO mcbr lebenbi9es
2iht! llno mcbr 2uit!
9os Sinnuclreib lit alcib einem
Sanloml Ser @ei6en ollf ieinen At-
fer iGte. @dbrcnO er iblief, fom Ser
sfeino unb iote llnfrant nnter ben
gsei5en. Gus llnfraut ninlnlt Dem
Nei5en jcneS Nuontlm bon Suit, SOS
er SIT lencr Gntmidlung benotigt.
sSiebcrum lit bas @inmelrci6 gleid
einem Sonomu ,lno ba er fate. fiel
eini9es oui ben @cg, oni biirres
grorcId ooer inter sic 9prnen. 0as
Sdidlol ocs Somens lit bos Sbid=
fnl beS Yfiliells. Der llmeebung.
Scr Slnunc ser iie bcberrl6enocu
@iniliiile. Nlip bon Dem, mas lnon sic
Xuft nellncn fam
@cpB. Scr Stimann ipirft iein
Sancnfprn nod alien Hidtltngen
9enu ser Samc bat icin @ebeilnnis.
Sicacidt fam ol,b el1nIol etmos onf
Der Strobc, auf Sartlano ooer I'M
@cltriippe olligcbcn uno tSrlld)t brinz
gen. Nbcr es par INNER bas 8cltrez
ben ser Stride, bos Soatforn Dor al
Ien Oortbin 3,1 iperfcn, no sic grobte
Gntiolt,mesmoali6tcit porbono cit
,por. Sic giinltieItc 2,,ft. 9os por
im llrhriitent,m sic bon beibnilhen
@inlIiillen obgel6loiienr Somilie. 0os
NOR sic gon3 iln llebernotiirlihen at
uelloe Gatafombe nit ibrer geiitigcn
9lutarfic. 9ic llrtirdc ernGbrt iid
feIber ,ul0 er3iebt iib ielber. Sic bolt
bic Scott bes @eiites ni6t alf bem of-
tentliben Narft bes 6eibent,rms.
9tie fonntc mebr bon ~fotboliiher
Snit eelprohen lperben, ols in Den
beileren 3eiteu bes Mittelolters. @s
CAB anb Meni6en, Menlden NIT
groBer Mcnldlihfeit inn bolen Sinn
oes 3ortes. 9a >nb BORT, Damn nnb
,poun ol4b inncrbolb bcs @eili9tums.
Nber oos Sd)lcd)tc oolt als Idlcdt.
limo bos 6olid)c ols folid. Mou
nanntc cs nidt @eniiiensfreibcit nnb
Mcnihenredt. llcbernotllr rmo @mig-
felt iporen tonougebeno nno ragteu
binein in oen Nntag. &atboIiiboen=
fen ,no &otboliihleben gait ols
sclbltperltonoliffcit. $50 inuner
MON Soluen ol.sItrcutc, beltano sic
M6elidfcit ooer bie @obridcinlih=
feit, hob ct ouiging lmo feimtc lno
bliibtc uuo lrnbt brobte. Genn CT
buttc 2,lft.
Sic Siiuoc bcs !Sumanisnus, sic
.arobtc oller lencr Siinocn, ipar nid)t
Die, bo6 ct sic &irben ,mo sic &lo~
fter uuo ibrc Sitter itabl. st itabl
sic 2uft st Observation-Disclosures sic
Sefientlidfeit in ser Eolitif uno
&ultnr lno @irtiboft. ct pernatl1-
raIilierte oos 2cben. limo tpGbreno
Der S0mann idIief eine er bin uno
itreltte ltnfrout ,nter ben @eiaen.
1tno er nonnte bas Tebe= uno EreB>
freibeit. g8as mir iett nibt mebr
nSer MIR in fiim,uerIih,pu MEnkp he
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25

gon 8rGIat Gobert 0tGber

| ser ne,tbeibniIbe 0ationalismus. 9a
Gerbre6en - id) nenne es Gerbre
den, neil es bas ein5ig ri6ti9e 8or
lit - SOS Gerbre1en bes neuDeioni
iden Nationalismls lit Ser &
eegen SEN &atboli5ismus ourb oel
500 ser @ritidllng. Man lGBt i'm
norlonfig nod Bis 5lt einen getpiliel
@rooe Sic Sofriltei, ober mon nirnm
ibm inner mebr bie Suit. Gr iol
niht mebr reben, tpeNer in ser Sdu
le nod nlf ser Strabe, lpeoer in
Earlament nod int Gaoio nod III oe>
Yreiic st ipu nidt n1ebr otnten, mid
mebr bol16en. Sur nod beubeln.
@s gibt olpei W'etbooen, I'M in
aanpf gegen Sen bumaniltlidcn nni
decentralization 2ai5isnn'S bem &a
tboli5iSlnlls bos 5l,m 2ebcn llni
@ad)stlm notipenoiee NaB BON 2ui
5u lidcrn, sic eiuc bcitebt, 10 iuei
es nod moali6 it, in ber fatboliidG
Ereie nnb in ser fotboliiden Srga
nilotion, sic anoerc nno por5iigliber'
ut ser Sdofilng bon 2uftinieIn, pol
Gclerpationen ooer Geomftionen, II
oenen man nab Scr5ensIuIt italb
ltno bo5iHenfrei fatboliide 2uit ot,
men fam.
IS lit bas srobe Seroienit oes bI.
soDannes 8osco, oeiien iSejt sic Sir,
he om 81. sSsanuar feierte, oieies
9cbt ouf fotbolilhc 2,tft pabo9ogiid
ol,sgeipertet 5u baben. Ser il,nge
Oicnid) iou, um 5u ltarfer Sugeno
beranaulua6len, in eine llmgebun9
bineinaelteIlt meroen, 100 oas Mari>
n''nl bon 9l,ten uno oas 0tinimnm
bon eefdbrliden @infliilien li6 GEL
teno MAIDEN fonn. Don 9osco nennt
sic Sdoffnns bieier llmtpeltfultur
Yropentip- ober GorbengungslyItem.
ST ltellt fid oamit in @eeeniae 31l
ienem bon &ouiieau belunBt ooer n,l>
beipl,Bt inipirierten @r5iebl,nesip=
item, neldes ser Meinlng lit, bob
ser 8ei3en, ont belten nnter oem I'm
fro,,t, nnf Dem 8ee unb inter een
9ornen aeoeibt.
0om 8osco 1T Ser @rbe eeIunoer
fotboliIber @raiebtn9speisbcit, wenu
er bemseaeniiber als hcltes @r3ie=
bunesmittel cine cinbeitlide iibcrna=
tiirlide @inItcllung ieiner 9onseu Inn.
geb,'ng perlongt. Scr SSS,,nec ion in
bic ,,moroliIdc llnmoolidfeit" aut
Sitnoc perieet tperoen, iuoem er roe:
ser Belt nod Srt nod @elegcnbei1
5lun 9oien fiuoet. Ct lit Io5ulager
ME ollein. @r lcbt inter ben Nuge,
ber Goreeieetelt erblidt ober eeroot
borin nidt Scm1ulng, ionoern Jor
oerung, neil sic 9lttorit0t nift ct
mas Eoli5cibaites, Ionoern Gdterli
dies an Iid) bat. 3as Sous bes go
ters fat ME Sen Gborofter zines sc
fdnaniiies.
98enn sic @r5iebllnestpeisbeit oe,
driitlihen sSSobrbunoerte nod fotbo
liider 2nft fir sic fotboliide Su9enl
rltft, perlanot iie naturgen1oB aud
8obIonfeit uno enereilde ablpcb1
gegeu Aaes mos llnfro1t lit, 9ege,
olles llndriltlide ,lnb l(nfatboliibe
oues 2uftpergiftenoe. &otbolii6c 2uf
unoenfbar obne entlpreden6en 2,,ft
idut. Man gebroude, Iaet 9o1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03
Gas Tanker Plows
MO Crowded Bus
CONTINUED from Page Ono)

80 ne swCryed - th" lcf' z, ay....
..''tNo the wagon and crashed Uni.
the bus
SIS victim, Ct the wrcc'; are pie
cents d: the hospital. Cornwcn said
Three others were gwen first aid
md were released. An a'tlchr az
Cox hospital said tina; eight person
we're given first aid and released. .r1
hat one person. a. unidentified So l.
~. was st.ll III the hospital. He was
badly injured.
Those at Bakers Sanatorium in
'ludcd Branch and Mcneil. driver
the wage Other, were. Mrs. III
Murphy e winston Salem. fractured
'ullarborC: &. &. Price of Lumber
On. serious burns: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hichard Neal Of Ashtabular. Ohio.
condition serious.
Those given first aid at Bakers
SdaatOrium were: II. S WOrthingtDn.
Jr. Of Lacrosse, Va: Henry Mat
thews Of Kenly and Leland Calvin
Of Darlington, S. e..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03
More Speeder5 Convicted;
Cars Better Equipped

the same month
Reason for 'rj. ncn showing IN
March is thought ~ bee that = takes
several weeks for Hiry cases t1
come 10 trial ate. arrest and the
March trials were an accumulation
dating back tD the beginning cd car
and rubber raiI.u.ug about january
!.
State official. from Governor
Broughton duWu are IN .yupatnv
with 35-mIlC per hour ,ICcd limit
and are trying To- get Il observed
The governor has indicated that ne
vii! ask the next General Assembly
TO enact a 35-mIlc speed limit for
the duration OF the war and then
10 provide some machinery for iais-
ing or lowering the limit as occasion
might require.
The problem of maintaining AT
tomotive equipment In safe Condl e
lion has the safety division stuwDcd
Inability To get repair parts. short
age of manpowcr for both Inspection.
and repair jobs. and other handiCups
make II almost impossible 10 enforce
the laws requiring good brakes. head
and tan lights, and other safety dc
vices. Perhaps recognition of these
difficulties by judges explains the
decline in convictions for violations.
just as greater speed consciousness
has contributed to the increase in
convictions for that offense.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03
Library Gets
159 Volumes
In September

Another big increase in me-. boz.
vas shown ~" the Perry I.uFl
month. with ~ total at $50 l,.u.
~" of them being adult .r.
juvenile volumes. and IU5 i.ctra.
81 nun-flCtinn. according =.
monthly report OF Mr.. H. h.
Perry. librarian. today. The rU
branch for the CuluTCd ..Dr.
seven new books. one fiction
six non-iICtIOn. and all Of then &c
.OIumcS.
Circulation of the Perry ...
was 3.2T3 volumes. and The DI
branch was $40. The daily a.c.
circulation al The Perry library
1853 volumes. 81 % perc'H,
which was nOn-tiCtIun. Ta'a.
culation al both Libraries w %
Tor the % days they were open
At thc end of September trn p
library had a membership u' 3.
including 2.85I adults and ]"
juveniles. Forty-thrcc name "
added and - withdrawn. Th" D.
bar branch had $50. of wrrH
were adults and J73 juvenile >IN
seven names were added and
withdrawn.
Branches of the Perry It'd.
showed heavy borrowings. III .
umes taken at South liCndcr-H1.
at North Henderson and 80 al h
trell. Membership AZ the Soul" l''
dcrSon branch included 80 ad
and 900 juveniles. u total of %'
AFTER raising its blood, the ihc
tears down its nest. which j. usi'@
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03
AMENDMENT

AMENDMENT-EugCuC Er
of Durham. member of the last S
senate and nominated Tor re-
lion cannot understand why &C.
tulk-somc Of thcm--Oppu-c
proposed school board amuud..cr
The constitution. Brooks points
that every opportunity W. G
during Legislative consideration
The matter last time for every y
Of thought to be heard. and the .
draft uI the amendment was app
ed ~ the school folk. S..
Brooks has promised 10 write
this papcr m account Of iu-'
tho proposition was handled .H
Legislature.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03

CANNON-Alany memorial r.r
have been donated from state. Dr.
cIpal and other public park. $
of these cauaonS had been loan.
the communities by the War
Navy departments and actual
remained III those depart
Such is understood to be the
with the Navy cannon in III" y.
"WakCs'unc." the Raleigh home
,Jo>cphu, Daniels. publisher o..
News and Observer and former
rotary Of tho Navy. incidentally.
cannon Is still IN place III The ,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03

SAI.NAGE-North Carolun, r
prpcrS are unS,lntcdlv going al.
ion tn" salvage campaign this 20
The Charlotte Observer uu IT.
day morning broke Il T5-vc;rr pr.
cnt and devoted In" front PAGE
tIrcly tu an editorial on salvage
lection. Inc A~hrvillc Citizen
up u 'front.' page exactly Hrru
t. shop style. but not Il word
Feared except about tn, sd.
campa!G". Eighty either North {
lima papers devoted mo-' ul
editions this week 10 Tho Pr
Mcnt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03
ENIBROIDERN-<dr

EMBROiDERl-:rdr Only
there many such pieces of ouw
heavy artillery scattered around
country with title Vc>tjnG i'm the
cral government. bat there
thousands of tons OF orname
curn!ccS and other metal pma.
cry "n public buildings which So
no puTpo>c whatcvcg-not even
c~'h"tic purpose of being plea.
20 look al.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03
N'rTHOD-

'HoD- johnson was nOmin-
ret ~" '"u-waH district COM
.''o". meeting ~ Tarboro Thurs
'.N. Thai beng a twa-coun;y dis
Tr'. each coG1'y having one mem
.sE m: inc committee H. G.. Shelton
Ht IdGcr"mh" and NJ. s. Benton of
Halifax picked the nominee. One
man made motions. the other second
d .n'w. both voted on them ana
e." minutes show Unanimous aC-
=. DE-" This action by The district
"am'wi''c" makes further discussion
f the probability of nomination by
county committee purely academic.
!, doc. however, leave the question
.r"n for action by The next lcgiSla-
'IIr I'D prevent recurrence of the
ni"@'.n. IU' two years ago a SEN
I'"''al vacancy was fillod by nomi-
nation c' FL" Halifax committee. OBJ
...UslN. either that nomination was
..i'.al or the current one is.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03
iNOTIIFI,

fNOTIIFE-ThC State faces loss
~ a'o'hCr valuable member of the
1853 a"nut". John Rodman. nominee
in the .cc0nd senatorial district. is
going into the Navy He is cxpcctcd
." resign from Tho ticket in time 10
70; another name on the printed
ballet. for November. In that case
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-03

AFTER raising its blood, the Tho
tears down its nest. which j. u.,'@
infested with lice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-13
Cot Says French Erred
In Building Huge Army

BY the Associated Press.
Pierre Cot, former French avia-
ton minister. told a congressional
committee yesterday that France
erred in building "a huge army
rather than a small, highly mechan-
lied one" and Senator Johnson,
Democrat, of Colorado remarked:
The United States is making the
same mistake now
Not only did France make a mis-
take by preparing for IAN archaic
type of war" the witness said, but
the republic suffered from general
industrial weakness. having a labor
force only about a third as large as
Germany's.
I'VE modified too many men in
our army and not enough in the
factories" he told a joint session of
Senate and House Military Sub
committees.
Blaming the French general staff
for the fact $500 French warplanes
saw no action, Mr.. Cot observed:
They were trying to fight the
same kind of war as in 1918"
Senator johnson said the United
States seemed to have repeated
many of the same mistakes as
France, land we've had more time
to correct them"