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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08
obin's Forecast

N'.'."S p. ne ..".' .s-' 90
MS .I-.".a''"r ....-..t organ.
DAME. j.#.". international pres
den %. I'll" Transfers -"..., yr-
dic,s ."a' NC"1c.. "...r sill. w"
nc Republican %" nation ..r
president 'n!S year. ..H NH DC
elected in November 'nr war h.s
ended by that umc. \.'cr aging
down 'ha, premise. however, h"
discounts n.. own forecast or say
..G nc mas "o !oCd the "aE WI. end
~ election day.
II much dependence can be p!1c-
cG IN the many polls 10 which Am
creams nave become accustomed,
"Ii.Kic may nave more tnan .''i"
difficulty winning ms party $ nom
NATION. For one hlng. the R"puo-
lIcdnS are n"t any TOO vel! united
on any particular candidate, ana
IN" halIonIl convention may DC Il
ircc-ior-alI between haii dozen or
:" "SpifantS' win inc award gong
10 tHc man VINO has the pest organ
. iHation ard can play the ShrcwdcSi
politics IN a strictly political game.
ro"S Of WlIikic nave been pic
'Hrcd ny some progn"S'lra'"rS as
!eelin2 mat their party Will not
win anyhow. ana mat INC best way
10 diSpos" OF WIlIkic once and Tor
all would be to give nm the nomt-
nation ana let nm 60 down 10 de-
'e7' " SECOND time
~ INC present Juhc'u'c no man
can say when the war viii end.
"hcthcr or not mere are those who
want " 10 continue 'onR enough 10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Having qualified as Administrator
OF the Estate of Mrs. RoXie +. Stone.
deceased. late of Vance County.
North Carolina. this is 10 notify all
persons having claims against the cs-
tate of said deceased to exhibit them
10 tn" Administrator at Henderson.
y. C.. on or before the 9Th day of
January 1913. or this notice will be
pleaded i'm bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate
will please make INN cdiatc pay
mvrt.
Tnj, tho 9th dav of January 1914.
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO,
Administrator of the Estate Of
Mis-. RoXic B. Stone.
G-l5-2G-2g-5-l2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

Washington, Jan. disappointment
OF Irving l.. Posner. as assistant regi-
onal director. community w'r ser
vices Of tho Federal Security Agency,
was announced today by Miss Lavinia
Englc. Regional Director. lie is as
Stunning the position left vacant some
time ago when 1t. Edward G. Crouch
entered the service Of the United
States Navy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08
Governors Theory

Co,.s, TT
heory
C..,.n.e .a.-..uu aid in his
Toam li.u -..,,4 iu Ne. Yoy,
Thursday ..... THAT .n!y . Inrr,I
ca"J.dJ'" .t. ,. elected president
u">, yea. .na ,.yl stated :l,,;1u,-
cdly that .ar Dem, .g.'i, party ..,,
.nd M.u vim.
- way Cd. elaboration. the North
Cure.u". chic. oN,y.r..u aid down
Cl&H: principles as ,ru bass Ulv dis
satisfaction. -..h 81. further saiG
must .r ....,.'uo before election
tnr. J, b.. ,aH premises can be
mad" :. joe. D.. means that these
objections Vs.. 20 cleared 40 and
overcome o. the qualification I'D. all
co. sy.var,us u.0"c'.rs we'll enough
a1'e"" .. %, .H "f decision
Actually .so -u.o:uo, id .ay his
4Fi-'r ~ 2. 90 .''' .I sore -g.'-
rTr..-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. a look here will con-
vince you that these cars are
priced 10 move. FOrds-Plymouths
--ChevroletS, lg3i's to 1905.
Candlcr.Palmer Motor Co. l5-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

SEE US FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES
and Printing. Social Engraving of
all kinds. Best Quality at Best
Prices. Prompt Service. Henderson
Ru0ii Co. Phone 10. Established
1880. 3-ir
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08
WANT ADS
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TIRE IiEADQUARTERS--WE HAVE
the latest official information re-
ga.d!uE tire inspection and appli.
cation lor now tires and tubes. Let
Us help yoU with yours. IIcrG,rSon
Nu.,aN...Hg Co. 22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

FOR SALE-HARD AND PINE
stove wood sawed stove length
Delivered IN Henderson $500 truck
load. Phone 49, 3-3,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

a fly in the soup has few troubles
compared 10 Jap who has blum
dcred into China's rice bowl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

GROCERIES. FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We dcIIycr and save you
- md t.mc. Phone f39. Always
ready 10 serve you. EIcrbcrt's Vel
low Front. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SEW
ERAL NICE COOKING RANGES.
If YOU NEED a NEW ONE,
BRING Us YOUR CERTIFI-
CATE. II. +. SATTERWHITE K
SONS. NEXT TO FIRE STA
lion. l7-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

WE BUY CORN IN ANY GUAM
tity and do custom grinding Of
meal and feed. Let us serve you
Henderson Milling Co., phone
398. TITS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

WANTED - CLEAN. SOFT RAGS
: l-2 cents pound at Dispatch Of
flee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

SHEET ROCK Is THE PERFECT
wall board. We have Il good stock
Of onc-lOWth inch and three
cighthS inch. {. l.. Carter Lumber
Co. 2-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

|. Georgetown University.
2. Traces.
3 Jan Masaryk
4. Utah.
5. Goods.
6. Trde.
7. Goldsmith.
8. True (each State designates
holidays.
0. All true.
10. The five-cent piece.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY

White or colo"cd SwccpcrS, oilers,
Hour packers, feed packers ard
box car leaders in essential IN
duStry. Shift work - starting
wage SOC per hour-52i. within
60 dayS-55 within 90 days Time
and one half all over 10 hours.
Can give 56 hour per week guar
antcc. Permanent position with
further advancement possible.
Free hospital, health, accident
and life insurance. Excellent
working conditions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

SPECIAL-OUTSlDE READY MIN
cd paint. al colorS, SLIGO per gal.
Ion. {. l.. Carter Lumber Co. 8-lr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

LOST BETWEEN CHARLES STORE
and Capitol cafe Mans Bulova
Watch w'r llu', chain bracelet. II
'aUnd cal. 9G0-W. AK tor Leslie
b.n.nI'' and get reward. Slit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

WANrED-USED BABY GRAND
piano. Name cash price III answc,
Piano" care Dispatch. 6-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

N-NAIL LETTERS ARE SURE TO
get thcrc-Why take chances when
your letter mean 50 much 10 the
boys over seas. We have the Of
ilC!al N-AlaIl Stationery i'll lOc. 25c
and SOC boxes. Affords Printing
* Office Supply Co. LIFT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-08

CALL BOB FALKNER FOR YOUR
lump coal. ii. o. Falkncr & Son
Phone go. as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Air
Power

or 23-mm. cannon, but the muz-
zle velocity of japanese guns
thus far has been below that Of
the Germans.
The japanese fighters must
come closer TO the target 10
score hits and consequently
must pay a higher price in
machines shot down. More
over, the japanese apparently
have not vet used ket
torpedoes.
Even if the B-29 carried only
50-caliber machine guns and
one cannon, these would suffice
as long as Japanese fire power
remains inferior. The SUPER
bomber undoubtedly has more
machine guns than the BIZ and
B-24, which are equipped with
10 and 10, respectively. AS long
as the japanese cannot take
advantage of the increased size
of the target. but come in close,
they will be met with the ag-
gregate fire of the greater
number of guns.
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Major DE SEVERSKY

which the enemy decided to de-
fend to the full.
That percentage was deter
mined by the military charac-
teristics of the B-24 and BIZ
with their present armament.
If the fire power of our bomb
ers had been greater and more
effective, the losses would have
been reduce by the same
token, our losses would have
been higher If the armament
had been less effective. II is the
relationship between the fire
power of the attacking bombers
and the defending fighters that
fixes a rate of loss under similar
conditions of operation.
THE armament of the B-29
l. will thus define the extent of
our losses in action with this
aircraft. But since the. ratio
reflects the relative fire power
of bomber and fighter planes,
much will depend on the theater
of war in which the super
bomber will be used.
japanese and German fighters
alike are equipped with 20-mm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
China Faces COLLAPSE

war against Japan will be indefinitely
prolonged.
And prolonged war against
Japan inevitably means greater ex-
haustion of our resources and higher
costs in lives.
In fact, we might easily REACH
A STALEMATE in war against
Japan in which she is able to con-
solidate herself impregnably in
China.
uENCE, the bad news from China
IL at least offsets the good news
from the Marianas - and perhaps
overshadows it.
There is more behind the tragic
ineffectiveness and impending col
lapse of China than her military in
adequacy.
Rep. Bertrand w. Gearhart of
California has commented crypt
cally on the real reason for China's
plight.
"A town called Hengyang is
about to fall" ne warns, land Dhen
it does I fear there wiH be reUeld-
ton Which wiH remind us that our
position in Asia is in deadly danger"
Observing that Chinese and Rus
sian interests are in basic conflict and
that there is LACK OF COLLABO-
RATION AGAINST JAPAN by the
Chang Kai-shek southern forces and
the Chinese Communists under Rus
sian domination in the north, Mr..
Gearhart said
"This Russo-Chinese conflict of
interests has served to keep China
divided, almost in state of ciDil
lDar, and out of this has developed
the present Japanese central China
offensive Which, fear, threatens a
greater disaster than most OF us in
this country realize"
Our naval and air victories in the
Pacific surely entitle us to enthusi-
asm and pride.
But our own naval authorities are
acutely aware that we are given no
assurance of ultimate victory by
these great successes, but may con-
ceivably be deprived of conclusive
victory by the ominous events in
China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05

NOV that the superbomber
~ Bog has been through its
baptism of fire in an operational
attack against the japanese
homeland, its further fate as a
weapon becomes matter of le-
gitimate public interest.
The factor which. more than
any other, will determine that
fate is armament. On this mat
ter the information officially re-
vealed is very skinny. We are
informed only that The B-29 is
bristling with 50-caliber ma
chine guns and 20-mm. cannon"
This conceals more than 1t re-
veals, of course. Does the super
bomber bristle with machine
guns but also carry "a" cannon?
Does il also bristle with many
cannon?
Since the word cannon" hap
pens to be both singular and
plural. the official revelation
remains cryptic, as undoubtedly
is the intention.
In our attack on Germany, a
fairly stable ratio Of losses was
established. namely, 10 per cent
In any operation over targets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05

A r THE same time that our naval
"A and air campaigns against the
japanese are doing so well along the
island approaches to the Philippines,
the Japanese themselves are achiev
ing victories in China which may well
be of catastrophe proportions.
The japanese land armies have
already taken the vital. Chinese
stronghold of Changsha.
They have invested the strategic
city of Hengyang, compelling aban-
donment of the vital Hengyang air
drome by American air forces.
This has deprived the American
forces of one of the most important
advance air bases in China, and has
put them under the grim necessity OF
attempting it's destruction with their
own bombs.
It has been called the greatest
military blow against China since
1888.
There is rising danger that
China will be split in two by the
Japanese land juggernaut and that
Chungking itself may fall.
It is a tragic fact that if these
things happen to China the Chinese
will be out of the war before our
assault from the sea can achieve It's
detectives.
THUS there is great race against
i time in progress in the Pacific
war, and we are in desperate danger
of LOSING that race.
It is of the utmost Importance to
our cause against Japan that China
be kept in the war.
It is in China that the vast mill
tary power of Japan is conferred.
It is from China that Japan de-
rives much of her food and most OF
her materials of war.
It is in China that our air bases
must be established and secured for
continuous and effective aerial bomb
ing of the japanese homeland.
It is from China that our final
assault on the japanese empire must
be launched-the only form OF as
sault that can be expected to defeat
and crush Japan.
With China out of the war, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
GIVE YOUR INTELLIGENCE WORKOUT

henstaufenS are but a few OF
those who have accomplished
a military feat recently COM
pleted by a British and
American army. In fact the
same feat has been accom-
plished at least so times in
the last 400 years. What
was this feat?
The great growth In popu-
lation of our western states
dates from which one of the
following events: cd Dis
covery OF gold in California
in 1S4s. Oh Completion Of
the first transcontinential
railroad. (c) Opening Of the
Panama Canal?
ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
LETTERS
TO THE EDITOR
Viewpoints
of Readers

TO THE EDITOR:
MY BROTHER in the navy
AVA c. BIS was sent to Ireland
last August.
l received letter from him
a few days ago asking me to
send him a small table size
radio. I've been every place
looking for one but have been
unable to find one.
The last one / bought was for
my husband who was serving in
the USA in Iceland. and l was
lucky in finding the one sent
TO him
Will appreciate any help you
can give me.
MRS. NJ. FAIR,
1748 kingsbury st.,
Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05

this one. The Canadian Falls
at Niagara are known by
another name because of
their shape. What is it?
BENJAMIN Franklin, Daniel
webs ter, Henry Clay
Thomas II. Benton, Albert
Gallatin, John Quincy
Adams. Stephen A. Douglas
and Alexander Hamilton
were all statesmen of the re-
public. We might say. how
ever. that four OF them be-
longed 10 the early period OF
L. s. history and four 10 the
middle period. Group the
men accordingly.
The Visgoths, the VandalS.
the Lombards and the Ho-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Brain Game

Questions are b. order ~ difficulty
In scoring give one for answering the
first question correctly, two for the
second. etc For each incorrect answer
subtract three. Any score over rs Ia
excellent.
Word War ] had its terror
weapon also when the city Of
Paris was Shclled by a big
gun from q distance OF IS
miles. What was this gun
called?
Euclid. Archimedes, Einstein,
Newton and Licbnitz are
names of men famous 10
what certain science?
with luck you should get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
"A Call by the Hebrew Nation
For Help i'm Its Mortal Struggle
For Life and Liberation


ilization, can no longer be considered USE
less victims of insane massacre.
They are honored casualties in the
United Nations common war for free.
dom.
Our surviving four million people in
Europe are prisoners of war, and the
international Red Cross should do every
thing it can to succor them even as it
deals with all other prisoners of war.
But not all of our people have been
victims.
We have contributed more fighters
to the common struggle than most of the
United Nations.
Thousands of our men have fought
and are daily fighting the enemy
whether as Hebrew guerrilla units ha-
RAISING the enemy's lines in Poland and
Yugoslavia; whether in the numerous
underground sabotage groups, or as reg
ular fighters and commands as part Of
the 10000 Hebrews who are serving in
the Palestinian regiments, and in other
units of the Middle Eastern British army.
They have fought and died all the
way from Ell Alamein to Casino, and
from Syria to Adds Ababa.
BECAUSE we are, in fact co-belligU
ID erent against the Axis, we consider
ourselves one of the United Nations and
seek RECOGNITION AS SUCH, and as
the nation against which more atrocities
have been committed than against all the
other United Nations combined we
surely should be represented on the
TT
We also seek seat on the board of
the United Nations Relief and Rehabili-
tation Administration and all other
United Nations councils in which the IN
terests of our nationals are involved.
In addition, the tens Of thousands OF
Hebrew fighting men should now be
given the elementary right to fight the
Nazis under their own banner and IN
their own name - as the Hebrew army
with status comparable to that of the
armies of the other nations which have
been overrun by the Nazis.
These are the minimum needs Of our
nation at time when the very existence
of it's people is at stake.
Their denial by the United Nations
would be contradictory to the very aims
for which the war is being fought; would
be DEFEAT OF JUSTICE now and in
the future; would be an ENDLESS
THREAT to peace in the world of to-
morrow.
For in ignoring the principle for
which the war is being fought, we ca
cheat no one but ourselves and our chill
dren.
The Hebrew Nation can no longer
endure the status quo. An intolerable
whirlpool of death and disaster has shat
tered this status quo. There is limit to
the blood and suffering any people can
endure. !
1t is in this spirit of desperation and
with humility and reverence that we OF
the Hebrew Committee of National Lib
GRAFTON have undertaken to be the serv-
ants and spokesman of the Hebrew Ma
ton, until such time as our nation shall
be free to elect its own spokesman and
representatives in democratic form.
We solemnly swear to serve our ma
ton with all our energies and might, and
not to falter if we should need sacrifice
itself, so help us God.
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05

AIE HEBREWS, descendants Oh Tile
w ancient Hebrew nation, surviving
today on Gods earth amidst the dread
full catastrophe of TORTURE AND
DEATH that has befallen our people,
have Joined together in the Hebrew Com
mittee of National Liberation to dedi-
cate ourselves and our lives to secure
the DELIVERANCE AND INDEPEN-
DENCE of the remaining millions of
our desperate people, struggling for life
itself in the vast hell of German-occupied
Europe.
What has happened to the Jews of
Europe was not sudden. 1t is the culml-
nation of centuries of OPPRESSION
and PERSECUTION; centuries of
ghettos and pogroms, economic strangu-
lation and ENDLESS HUMILIATION
AND INSULT.
In this war this cumulative attack
has resulted in the staggering climax of
three million innocent men, women and
children DELIBERATELY MASSA-
CRED.
In the face of such disaster, the
bitter status quo of the Jews in Europe
must give way to a new, bold and total
attempt at salvation.
THESE Jews, today, have no effective
J. protection of citizenship from any
nation. They can no longer be con-
sidered Romanians, Hungarians, Poles,
Germans. Certainly they are not Axis
nationals. They are the first and bitter
est enemies of the Axis.
They belong to NO NATION and
have NO NATION OF THEIR OWN.
That is why the murder of three million
Jews-a number as large as the total
population of many European nation
has been possible.
Common disaster brings them to-
gether, even as death has hunted them
together.
We therefore proclaim to the people
of this land, and through them to all
civilized men the world over, that the
dry and tormented bones of the Jews in
European lands have now been united,
that the blood of our three million dead
has done more than fertilize the earth
of the people who have murdered them.
1t has nodded the survivors into single
living entity.
It has brought forth renascent
Hebrew nation.
THE Jews who live today in the hell of
i Europe together with the Jews of
Palestine constitute the HEBREW
NATION.
There is no other nation to whom
they OWE ALLEGIANCE but the He
brew Nation.
1t is as part of these millions that
we exercise the right of self-determina-
ton; that we proclaim the existence of
the Hebrew Nation and it's determine
ton to speak for itself and its elementary
right to be represented by its own sons.
We confidently believe that the
present day heirs of the American Revo-
luton will understand, recognize and
support us in this mortal struggle for
our life and liberation.
1t is proper that we have chosen
Washington as the site for this historic
rededication of the Hebrew Nation as a
DEMOCRACY Washington, eternal
symbol of democracy and of the great
ness of the human spirit and of it's
revolutionary demand for justice, de-
cency and freedom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05

T EFT it be clearly understood that the
IL Hebrew Committee of National
Liberation does not attempt to speak for
the JEWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
They are an integral part of the
American nation; an integral part of
nation made up of people of every
descent.
These Jews are AMERICANS of
Hebrew descent. They do not belong to
Palestine and thereby to the renascent
Hebrew nation any more than Justice
Frank Murphy belongs" to the Irish
nation, or Gen. William Knudsen "be-
longs" to the Danish nation; though both
certainly are proud of their ancestry.
And let there be no confusion be-
cause the vast majority of Americans Of
Hebrew descent are faithful adherents
of the Jewish religion.
Hebrews and Jews are not synon-
ymous terms. Religion and state are
separate.
The common adherence of members
of the American Nation and of the He
brew Nation to the Jewish religion is no
different than the common adherence of
Americans and Germans to the Protestant
religion; or the common adherence of
Americans and Italians to the Catholic
religion.
Everywhere in the world people
share religions WITHOUT SHARING
NATIONHOOD.
The people of the Hebrew Nation,
and Americans of Hebrew descent, whose
religion is the same, are no different
from the others. They still are members
of different states.
WE PROCLAIM that Palestine, in its
w historic boundaries, is the territory
of the Hebrew Nation by the will of God
as was set forth in the Bible.
In our own time this was politically
ratified by SO nations who, in 1922,
recognized the historic connection be-
tween the Hebrew people and Palestine"
Although it is the national territory
of the Hebrews, Palestine is to be a
FREE STATE in which the present
Arab and other withdrew residents of
the land will share full equality and
privileges of citizenship and government;
will be FULL PARTNERS in the up
building of free country and demo
cratic civilization.
In the present condition of our nation,
we are dedicated primarily to only one
task-THE RESCUE OF OUR PEOPLE.
We, therefore, proclaim that the
Hebrew Nation postpones the settlement
of the political and boundary problem
of Palestine until after victory when, as
one of the United Nations, we hope to
partake in the postwar settlement of
political territorial problems.
Until that time we shall cooperate
and assist Great Britain as the manda-
tory for Palestine.
We do, however, insist, in the name
of humanity, that the right and the
ability of all Hebrews in Europe to FIND
SHELTER IN PALESTINE be facili-
tated by the mandatory power, lest it be
guilty of sacrificing them to their ruth
less German murderers.
WE PROCLAIM the Hebrew Nation
w a co-belligerent in the United Ma
tons war against Axis tyranny. Our
dead, who have bloodied the steps of CIV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

Score one for each OF the first five
questions and five for the last question.
s-i0, brilliant; rs, bright; as, sversret
O-3, dull.
Window glass is usually made
of a mixture of potash, lime,
and: (a) sand, OBJ glue, (c)
mica.
2-When you pronounce the
word sabotage, which syl-
liable do YOU stress-(a) first,
(b) second, Co third?
3-If right means correct. WIZ
does rite mean: (a) locatk
OBJ ceremony, tc) pass.
word?
4-Of the states that touch the
sea, what state has the long,
est coastline: (a) Florida,
Oh California, (c) Texas?
5-What was peculiar about the
horse, PEGASUS: (a) he had
no name, (b) he had silver
hoofs, (c) he had wings?
6-Match these columns cor
rectly. They mean the same:
(a) Elite W. Summing up
OBJ Sans souci twb Boredom
(c) Ennui (x) Good nature
Cd resume (y) Society
(e) bonhomie (z) Free from saes