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Nine The Bee: Danville Va Monday January 1 1940 Tne oee: uanvme va Monday January i ikj JSINESS IS KEY TO CONGRESS Martinsville Daily News SiiTinM af HUMBER 1 NUMBER A Mrs Scales I NEW YE AB'S I pULUIIUn vr im wim Circuit Court schools open Tuesday Rail Hfehliriits Court Personals a of 918000000 is were and the world's nations have returned NUMBER 5 gift to Germany All Germane i be made by the I dance sponsored The mayor recently received some tle banned it rench radio 'stations broadcast in Parsons and Norman 1 day (Continued from Page One) Town OPICSt Once a year its here (At (Continued rom Page One) AT the Great Reg Size the Graf Spee was scut 's yawned during 4 1 9 JAN 2 HER MAN jl A have they Islands In the South Pa across the international lie AMERICANS HIT JACKPOT UN TO WELCOME 1940 were those who sepa other and returned 1 and Inter th family cele and LOTION The newspaper aatd he wa the innish govern and bitterly recalled the bonus of 1933 when Mr Hoover was the has taking but yras as usual in '4 ths Main street a few ths proprietor anught personal difficulty 4 has returned she spent sev wer the oth the the Car then1 Income and BIRTHRIGHT IS TROUBLE Cirriiif Cniirf Opens Tuesday Williams is survived by on and is an uncle of Wil of Horspatur Two Hines Is atal At Memorial Hospital WOODY SHELBURNE Miss Lulu Shelburne and Mitchell Woody of this city were united in marriage early this morning at the home of Rev Wales on Circle street Rev Wales performed the ceremony By The Associated Press A dolorous heritage of war and un rest around most or tne world greet ed the newborn year of 1840 today Germany and tie British rench allies locked In a titanic struggle now nearly four months old agreed the year vied In land of dead from natural as: Daniel Krelss (42 West 100th St Bronx) Charles Miller (1982 Grand Concourse Bronx) Ann Herst (1931 Grand Concourse Bronx) Louts Selchman (City College) Samuel Bel scn (138 East 12th Si) Paul Ren nick 117 Manhattan Ave Brooklyn) Jeanette ensten (882 East 18th St Brooklyn) Samuel Weinstraw 419 Avenue North Brooklyn i Herman Abraham (831 Nelson Avenue Bronx) Jeanette Holstein (1959 North Ave nue Bronx) Sophie Sipsen (247 Kos kiusco ot) Clarence Simons red Welts Samuel Jeanette The last four rated from the first COUNCIL TO MEET ollowing the adjournment of the city council on Tuesday December 19 the regular weekly session will be resumed on Tuesday evening with Mayor Booker Jr presiding CIRCLE POSTPONED The member of the Girl's Circle of the Broad Street Christian church have postponed their meet ing until Tuesday January 9th rites Mr 'sister Hams Democrats depressed Ths sltuktion began co reverse itself when war started Even Republicans have call ed the Roosevelt foreign policy pop ular Quite a few of thm supported it Since the special session the Re publicans have tried to turn the pub lic thought back to domestic prob lems Their candidates axe drumming away at national notUnternational Imuk Many months more of that technique are to follow in Congress and out Now their leaders invited to come to a Democratic party rally and hear a non partisan speech by President Roosevelt The only question in American politics surrounded by a theoretical party neutrality is foreign affairs The world situation makes that a timely subject Moreover It is the one on which Democrats probably can come nearest to uniting Rut It puts the invited Republi cans in a hot spot Whichever way they Jump may be wrong Popular reaction to their refusal would be hard to figure Yet they can point out that the Invitation came from a parly official not from the Pres ident himself And it does not say specifically that the President Is going to talk about foreign affairs The presidential stock of Senator Wheeler (D Mont) stand high at the moment JI ONLY services will be hlrt st uneral Home Tuesday at 3:30 Clock take place in TEARS NOT THEIRS ORT WAYNE Burglars who broke into the BrabUI Grain and Mill ing Co office set looee tetr gas in tended to protect the property but it didn't mike them cry They opened windows and stood by while the room cleared Then they blew the safe and left with 400 to300 the services Interment fol io Roselawn cemetery pulbearers were Jack Odell The Heriry county circuit January term will convene tn this city on Tuesday January 3 beginning at ten with Judge Clem ent of Chatham presiding The indictments prepared by the commonwealth win be given to the grand Jury to be returned ae true or false bills The docket is the smallest in re cent months The continued case of Luther Hair field for the murder of Lewis Hopkins that resulted in a hung Jury at the October session will be heard Ball Highlights Week End Socials Mrs Peter Scales member of an old Virginia family atrongly identified with the educational life of Danville died last night at 11:30 o'clock at Memorial hospital where she had been ill for the past two months She had been in faUing health in Danville for some time prior to her removal to the Danville institution for treat ment Born in Danville In 1870 Mrs Scales was Mlsa Eliza Williams Taylor be fore marriage being a daughter ot the late Mr and Mrs Albert Tay lor of this city She had lived here most of her life moving to Cascade at the time of her marriage' Mrs Scales: is well remembered for her culture and many of the present adult generation in Danville received instruction from her hands in the Danville public schools She taught here at the old Loyal street school and later in the rebuilt school now known as the Robert Lee school for many years and for nine years she taught school at Cascade She Is survived by her husband also by two sisters Mrs A Carring ton Sr and Mrs Daniel both of this city The funeral will be conducted to morrow afternoon at 2 at Cas cade Presbyterian church of which Mr Seales had long been a member Interment win be made there in the Seales family cemetery ENGLAND DRAPER Miss Mildred Lee Draper daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Henry Draper of this city and Clyde Kenneth England son of Mr and Mrs John England also of this city were united In marriage on Saturday aft ernoon at the irst Baptist parson age Rev McCabe performed the ceremony in the presence of Im mediate relatives and friends ollowing a brief bridal tour the couple will return to this city where they will reside Mrs England is a graduate of the Martinsville high school class ot 1937 and is employed by the Draper Beauty I Shoppe Mr England a former resi dent of North Carolina holds a posl tion With the Martinsville Novelty Corp banks snd the ppstoffice New Year's Day also were business LEAGUE TO MEET The monthly meeting the Charity League will be held Tuesday evening at the Henry Hotel in the Colonial Room with Mrs L' Booth Jr president presiding The appointment of the committee to serve during the ensuing: six months period will president A report of the by the league will also be given at this time issued unless worst part who threw porch rode This fir a shot stare and fUShse' offtes But MEETING POSTPONED The members of the Mildred chapter United Daughters of Confederacy will postpone thir meeting until Saturday January 30th when the chapter win entertain the state president and observe Let Jack son day LOS ANGELES Jan Th New Year's Eve crush didn't keep the stork from overtaking a taxicab a few minutes before last midnight No ambulance was available when Sullivan started with his wife for a hospital The cab they finally obtained was stalled In traf fie when Georg Edward Sullivanu born but physicians said both he and his mother were doign nicely Another batch of warrants were is sued yesterday against Danville four theatre managers for operating their I theatres on Sunday Police Officer JT Clark summonsed them to appear 1 in the police court January 5 There ar now eight warrants standing against the four theatre men Instead of going on to self destruc tion as the warship did however the Tacoma dropped anchor just inside the harbor breakwater: There had been waterfront reports the Tacoma might go to Buenos Aires where she might be treated simply as a merchant ship The Anatolia and the Nlemburg owned by the same company have been anchored at Buenos Aires since the war began Before sailing the Tacoma dis charged to a tug baggage which pre sumably belonged to the crew Some of the men had been put ashore be forehand and the number remaining aboard wag not disclosed One esti mate said there were 60 A representative of the German le gation was at the pier to see the de parture The German minister Otto Langmann was said to be drafting a protest to Uruguay against the ulti matum It was considered possible the 9830 ton Shropshire was somewhere out side the harbor The Shropshire a 32 knot ship left Rio de Janeiro Sat urday morning in ample time to hare reached Uruguayan waters Ths British admiralty announced last night the cruiser Ajax one Of the three which chased the Admiral Graf Spee into Montevideo would pay a "courtesy' visit here soon If Uruguay permit indicating the Ajax already may be near The admiralty said the Ajax is not seeking to enter to repair damages suffered in fighting the Admiral Graf Spee as has been reported here oreign Minister Alberto Guan! who drew the sall or lnternment or der for the Tacoma said no decision had been reached but it wa indicat ed the Ajax would be permitted to re main at least two or three days PASADENA Calif Jan Walter Maple Jr of Knoxville puls in hl bld as Tennsasee's No 1 rooter at today's Ross Bowl gams Waiter who Is 14 said he hitch hlkrt the 2500 miles out her with hla parent consent He added that he started without a penny had 3S cent when he arrived The schools of Henry county and the city of Martinsville will open on Tuesday morning following the Christmas holiday period of the past ten days A number of out of town teachers who spent the holidays with relatives are reutrnlng today to their homes in this city BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr and Mrs James Deal Jr an nounce the 'birth of a daughter Jeanette Ann on Monday January 1 at 12:08 o'clock at their home on Chalm ers street Robert Williams age 80 died oa Sunday at hla hems in Horsepasture following a lingering illness uneral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Horse pasture Christian church with Rev' Wales pastor conducting the 1 1 COLLEGE BOYS LOST IN MOUNTAINS ARE OUND (Continued from One) Mayor itzgerald Hints at Warrants Against Three Men 1 uneral Services or Mrs Smith up effort to control traffic and pe destrian In New Orleans another "Bowl' city the merrymakers crowd ed wide Canal street In hornblowing jamboree and night dub turned away crowds New York Times Square and Chi cago's Randolph and State street were maaaed with horn looters and cowbell ringers The swank Ever glades Club at Palm Beach had it largest party and other resort night clubs were sellout States where liquor was not sold on Sunday included Pennsylvania Washington Colorado New Mexico Utah and Missouri and celebrations in some cities in these states were aomwhat hampered Some cities ob served Saturday night and held pri vate parties last night The New Year wasn't even one mlnut old before claims were made for honors as the first baby of 1940 In Chicago there were twt claim ants A nurse at St Rernard'a hoa pltal said Norlne was born one second after midnight to Mrs Anna O'Toole 39 The Lewis Memor ial Maternity Hospital said Mrs Della eely 30 gave birth to a bady boy 30 aeconds after midnight That was the time too that Mrs Stedman Stearns ot Hartford Conn gave birth to a baby girl But in Pittsburgh Mrs Joseph riedman appeared to hav the dis unction of having the first twins of 1940 irst baby a girl arrived less than a minute after midnight Het sister was born three minutes later ARRMTEIS OR AsSAt LT Robert Lee Smith 23 year old negro of Lovetown has been arrested by the poliee charged with assault He la alleged tn have attacked John Anqrodomoua operated of the DeLuxe vaie on aoutn nights ago when to Intervene )n in the cafe Heritage of War and Unrest Around World Greets 1940 Smooth Tossy Wind Weoner lotion on your face always before going out' cold weather So creamy ond soothing to tender winS chapped skml A smooth pow de base ond body rub co soften rougn d'y ihn Stock up NOW serve haif pneet Ask foe amily Package of 6 bottles vr vascaae Passes Away MORRIS AIR The marriage of Miss Ruth Cathe rine air daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter air of Spencer to Robert Walton Morris son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Morris of this city was solemnized on Saturday afternoon at four o'clock at the Broad Street Christian church with Rev Wales pastor of the bride officiat ing The vows were spoken In the' presence of Immediate relatives and close friends immediately following th cere mony the couple left for a southern bridal tour Upon their return they will make their home In this city New Record Set 1 The marriage license bureau at the Henry county courthouse surpassed all former record when 1298 licenses were Issued during the year: In 1938 the total 989 licenses were issued and tn 1937 the number is sued were 1008 During Pvtember 245 licenses were issued 1 UNIT 15000 MEN DESTROYED "OR MOST PART" (Continued rom Page one) would be a momentous one and in predictions of victory the grim cold of the north in reported an entire division of Soviet Russian invaders had been cut to pieces and girded for continued warfare Japan now in the third year of the undeclared war in China reported 21 Chinese planes had been shot down in a great aerial battle over Liuchow while Generalissimo Chian Kai Shek began the year with an ex hortation to to nationalists for fur ther vigorous defense Civil strife loomed on Ireland's hor izon India's restless millions seethed with demands for Independence from Grqat Britain: Turkey counted her thousands calamities of earthquake blizzard and flood not yet touched by violence trod the paths of peace with trepidation The United States secretary of state Cordell Hull expressed the hope 1940 would see a return to peaceful rela tions among all nations but warn ed that intensified warefare would affect America and more heav ily" Even if peace should come this year many officials felt international re lations and the conditions of finance and trade would rnrust upon the United States worse than the But peace in the eyes of the bellig erents appeared presently as a chim era dawning year will be a hard Germany's propaganda min ister Paul Joseph Goebbels warned in a radio speech Victory will not be a must worry for IV not only at the front but at home He echoed sentiments Saturday by Reichsfuehrer Adolph! home in New York 1 OS fl 1 7 4 A a If Vf i a wilier pirui' ieu aoiv greatest year in German nuiory Germanv greeted the new year darkness Shuttered dance halls were i crowded but beer parlors were clos 1 ed Empty streets echoed to footfalls of doubled police patrols In darkened London the Archbish op of Canterbury broadcast to Britain a new year's appeal for faith in" the rightness of our and said there would be no "ease or "any kind of letting off" for the enemy or fear of the usual New Year's whistle tooting might be mistaken for an air raid alarm British authorl Chatham ire Cracker May (Special to The Bee) CHATHAM Va Jn 1 may be issued today against three Chatham men who are said to have i had a part in a prank early Saturday I morning which resulted in a fire cracker being tossed from an automo bile on to the porch of Mayor Halle itzgerald which resulted in the awning being ignited The mayor ld this morning that he knew the names of the three youths and that he was pos of a fourth name Mayor itzgerald stated that three of the youths had made a statement to him in which it was made clear that no vandalism was intended and that it merely exploit dur ing ths Christmas season which had no serious implications OLD AGE SECURITY PROJECT BEGINS BENEIT PAYMENTS (Continued from Page One) TACOMA AILS TO HEED ULTIMATUM TO LEAVE HARBOR (Continued from Page One) of on Mvother Windandwca 8 A Hooker returned Sunday from West Palm Beach la where he spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs Hooker Dr and Mrs Stone and Dr and Mrs Stone Jr were guests of Mrs Sparrow at her ome on Starling avenue Sunday Mr and Mrs Booker Carter have returned to Columbia Mr and Mrs Borroughs of Washington who have been guests of Mrs Hattie Carter on I ter street have returned to home Mr and Kirks and son returned from Richmond where spent the holidays Mr and Mrs Yeatt dinner guests on Sunday of Mr and Mrs John Sasser in Leaksvllle They were accompanied home by Miss been EIRE! WELLINGTON Kts sounded its own alarm The blaze starting In short circuited wires light in the telephone the shoe store and adjoining drug store were damaged 8000 before fire men could queneh the flames the had seen the departure of 1939 and wit nessed the arrival of a new decade As the mystic hour approached last night the last of the ChrUtmae fire works wre released 8nm of the boye apparently had saved their hev lest pieces to speed the old year As the hour of midnight chimed the wall of railway whistles in union proclaimed the passing of the year and a few motor horns were heard blowing There were witeh nlght services devoted to prayer and there were con genial partle in the residential sec tion Workers in the Dan River Cotton Mills went back to work today after a holiday On January the tobacco market will resume opera tions after Ute lengthy ChrUtnuu holiday Nation Reports 159 New Week End atalities Against 122 Last Week End (Py Associated Press) New Years week end violent death so red last (Sunday) night far above the comparable Christmas week end By 3 A (E T) death reports from 39 states and the District ot Columbia totalled 159 compared with 122 for tbe same period of the pre vious weekend Traffic as usual wm the most common cause of fatalities but sui cide and homicides were high among the agent of death Deths by states Alabama 1 Arizona 1 Arkansas 4 California 11 Colorado 3 Conn Delaware 1 Distric ot Columbia lorid 2 Georgia 2 Illinois 9 In dian 5 Kansas 1 Kentucky 4 Louis an 3 Mlne 1 Maryland 3 Michigan 14 Minnesota 2 Missouri 11 Mon tan 1 Nebraska 1 New Jersey 3 New! York 4 North Carolina 3 Ohio 7 Oklahoma 5 Oregon 3 Pennsylvania 14 South Carolina 2 8outh Dakota 1 Tennessee Texas 12 Utah 2 Vir ginia 2 Washington 2 West Virginia 3 Wisconsin 1 Wyoming 4 Boy Hitch Hikes 2500 Miles to See Bowl Teams Mrs Dishman Dies At Brosville Home 0 Mr Mollie Belle Dishman aged 81 years died at her home at Proaville Sunday evening at oo o'clock Rhe had been In declining health for sev eral month Rhe i survived by the following children: Dishman Mrs Whtt Seearce Mr Scearce Mr Bateman 3 Dlahinan Claude Dishman Andrew Dlahman and Roy Dishman all bf Pittsylvania county Rhe leavas one sister Mrs Wood and one brother 8 Slaughter both of Pittsylvania coun ty uneral Swlcegood afternoon ment will cemetery at Brosville uneral servlet for Mrs Paul Smith were' held on Sunday afternoon from her late resident on winaton street Rev Banks pastor of the Wesley Methodist church con ducted lowed The Clark Abe Belton Herbert Hodges Llnaky and Draper i The flowerbearers were friends of the deceased ENTERTAINS GROUP Miss Lucy Minter entertained a group of her friends on Saturday at an informal party at her home on Church street The guest list included: Loubert Martin Dorothy Minter Mary Evelyn Shumate Ode! Martin Janie Moore Cltybourte Donovant Robert Moore pete Shelton Nelson Minter Sam Minter and Ed Minter Holiday festivities have been merou at the orest arx eduntry club and among the outstandm events for the younger social set wa the tea dance given on Saturday evening by Mr and Mr J' Hooker snd Dr and Mrs A' Shacktlford honoring Miss May Booker and ilii rances Shackelford The ball room was decorated in Christmas greens snd bells On hun dred and twenty fir young men end women danced to th popular tuns of Bast! reeman and orchestra A number Of out of town guests from Bassett Danville R6a noke Rocky Mount and Newburg enjoyed the social Assisting in serving were Mrs Julian Robertson Miss Nancy Marshall Mias I Sophie Redwood Miss Margaret Shackelford Mrs John Shockley Mus Blanche Harrison Shackelford and Miss Peggy Hooker ENTERTAINS AT DINNER Miss Mary Holt Whittle entertained group of friends on Saturday ere ning at a dinner at her home on Starling Avenue honoring those who are attending college this wtntr ENTERTAINS AT OPEN HOUSE Johnston Estes entertained at Open: Hous on Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mr Pannill Rucker Jr The horn was most festive with it decorations of ths holiday season Mr and Mrs Rueker and Mis Jac quellne Byrd received the guest 's Robert Williams Dies in County 7 DEMOS SEEK TO PERPLEX OTHER SIDE Emily Lou Gilley who has spending several days in Leaksvill Mr and Mrs Allen and Miss Sara Prances Allen of Greensboro who have been the guest of Mr and Mrs McMillion to their home Mrs Carter from Leaksvllle where era! days Mis Nell Davis Miss Louise Gro gan: and Miss Grace Newman have 1 returned from Baltimore where they were the guests of Mr and Mrs I Howard Davis I Miss Madge Davts has been the guest of Mrs Richardson Miss rances Sea of Lynchburg Robert Richardson of I and Richard Richardson have been the recent" guests of Mr and Mrs A Richardson Mr and Mrs Lindsey Burge who have been the guest of the i parents Mr and Mrs Burge expressed Broad street hare returned to their Caln Seen in Number Issued Here in 1939 1 0 A new record was et In Dnvllla for the issuance of wedding certificates the marriage register In the office of th clerk of the corportlnn court showing that 1335 more license wer issued In 1939 thsn in 1938 The total number of certificates issued was 2917 against 1 882 Haued in 1038 the total value of certificate issued here being slightly more than10000 Applications to wed soared In De cember When 572 license were Issued reason ascribed for the heavy number of applications last month belief that a report was widely disseminated in North Carolina whence came moat ot the applicant' that on January 1 Virginia would apply a new severe marriage law This erroneous report appears to have emanated from the recent description of a marriage bill which is "ropo fo offer to the General Assembly at th coming aaion (7 REVIVAL BEGINS An old fhtnned revival will begin tonight st 7:30 o'clock the Com munity Baptist fhurch located 10 miles from Danvlli on th Yancey ville highway Th Rev George Sweeny Isoorduet'ng the aeriaa which will ioelud special tinging Birth Occurs In Stalled Taxi Mr ana Mrs Murray Via have re turned to their home In armville after spending the holidays with rel atives in the city and county Mr and' Mrs Booker Carter and son have returned to Columbia 3 after speeding the holidays with Mrs Carter Miss Margaret Shackelford has re turned from Biltmore and was accompanied by Mis Sophie Red wood Mrs Johnny Kelly of Mount Holly is th guest of Mr and Mrs Stultz ENTERTAINING AT DANCE Mr and Mrs A Hooker Mr and Mrs Bassett and Mr and Mrs Weaver are entertaining at a dance this evening at the orest Park Country club from nine to one clock Music will be provided by Basil reeman and his orchestra WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET Th member of th Woman' Club will be entertained on Tuesday after noon by Mrs Jones at Breezef" The guest speaker will be Mr William Jeter Jones manager of Virginia Jaekson Day campaign appointed State Senator John Carter as chairman of the fifth dis trict John Hooker of Stuart was named vice chairman Jackson Dey is jet Mde annually as the rallying point ot the national Democratic or ganization Wailing Whistles Sound Knell of Departing Year NUMBER 6 widows get three fourth of the pri mary sum: In the three years of preparation for the pay off the government ha collected in excess of 1400000000 in payroll taxes to establish a re serve fund The employe and em ployer each were taxed one per cent on the wages On the basis of estimates supplied to the Senate inance committee the government expects to collect 501 000000 iu social security taxes this year against an estimated distribution of 114000000 In benefits In the succeeding three year to the end of 1943 the Income and outgo of social security funds is ea Imalart si nil A wk 1941 505000000 298000000 outgo and 431000000 and 583000000 The 1943 Income estimated on the basis of an Increase in the uncial security tax from one per cent to two per cent although Congress in the meantime may revise the tax Distribution of old age benefit in 1940 will put the social security pro gram to its greatest test Adminis trators of the act said that the "year's results would go far to determine to what extent the monthly benefit paid out on an insurance plan basis will prevent dependency and the eco nomic consequences of old age and death amcng the Insured workers and their families The government already has put into operation other phases of th program such as unemployment com pensation and public assistance for the aged needy the blind and the de pendent children NUMBER 2 of peoples ana men gainst im perialism" On the snowbound front both sides reported little activity since the flurry of patrol actions Sat urday night The Irish military pressed rigid search for ammunition stolen from) an arsen! ers were expressed that the outlawed Irish Republican Army planned fresh disturbances Indian Nationalists who have seized upon British preoccupation with the war to renew their demands for in dependence projected a possible new campaign of civil disobedience Their little leader Mohandas Gandhi will test the temper of his people in observations January 28 That same date will be a significant one for Japan as it marks expiration of the trade treaty with the United States Japan has evidenced anxiety over the future of her important com mercial relations with this country The Japanese announced a new one year agreement with Russia on fishing rights but thts short term was regarded as a concession by Ja pan Spain depressed by the aftermath of bloody civil war heard a plea for Generalissimo rancisco ranco for cooperation in solving the "unpre cedented problems" of reconstruction There wa a rumble of opposition tn Mexico to a newly enacted amend ment all schools An other Mexican law of th New Year requiring that all motor transport companies become coopera tives precipitated protest strikes last week Uruguary already tried by the Ad miral Graf Spee case ended the old year by ordering out of Montevideo the German merchant ahip Tacoma on grounds it aided the pocket battle ship before tied The tiny ciffe just dateline were among the first and most serene spot on earth to greet th New Year Typical of these were the Chatham Islands whose 400 Eu morning stretch of work for they ropeana ana aoo native Maoris brated with dancing feasting horse racing The closed court erwtse city Some people Auto Deaths Greater Than On Christmas PROBLEMS UP TO INDUSTRY 4 Improved Conditions WouldK Solve Some Of Press ing Problems By INGRAHAM WASHINGTON Jn Im proved business condition may help congress solve some of the momen tous problems piling up for the aes slon beginning Wednesday Congressional leaders expressed be lief for Instance that the general economic situation: would materially lighten the unemployment relief load and eae the pressure for new or hlgh er taxes Their contentions were bolstered by an increase in estimated treasury revenues from the 5700000000 pre dicted for this year to about 6200 000000 a jump which would help hold the prospective deficit to be tween two and three billion dollars Speaker Bankhead has suggested too that higher prices for farm prod uct might make It unnecessary for congress to appropriate funds for par ity payments tn a current subject of controversy between the lawmakers and Mr Roosevelt Nevertheless other pressing domes tic issues complicated by Interna tiona! turmoil and the accelerating presidential election campaign fore shadowed a stormy and possibly pro longed session Bankhead told reporter it virtually was inevitable that under the pres sure of a presidential campaign ad ministration opponents would pres their causes with a maximum of de bate and parliamentary maneuvering Sharply contrasting conditions will prevail tn the Senate and House dur ing the early days of the eMon After President Roosevelt delivers his message in person to a Joint ses sion Wednesday afternoon nd ub mlt hl budget message on proposed expenditures on Thursday the Hnuje will be resdy to go to work almost immedaltely on several of th major appropriation bills Before the session is week old however th Hous is expected to become embroiled in the bitter long standing controversy over anti lynch ing legislation On th other hand indications are that th Senate having no ho'dv er business will devote to relative ly minor legisteuon and posibly take periodic recesses until the House send it aoroe work In the mean while the Senate will a numbr of presidential nominations to con sider including those of Charles A Edison to be secretary of the navy and Daniel Bell to be undersecretary of the treasury Republican leaders of both tbe Senate nd House have announced that their organizations would hold conference during the first week of the session oatensibly to chart their courses in the light ot Mr Roosevelt reccommendations Congress my be occupt early in th session with grave Internation! questions growing out of this coun effort to remain aloof from the European war Legislation already is being drafted to penalize vioior of th an American neutrality rone by denying them munition and port privileges This opposed by some member who contend that enforce ment might Involve the Americas in dispute with either Germany or the All les Among the major issue too will be the administration demand for ex tension of th reciprocal trade pro gram proposal to revise the 15 agner Labor Relatione Act and the Wage Hour Law nd the question of wheth er to boost the public debt limit be yond its present maximum of 45 000000000 Record army navy appropriationswill be asked by the administration but they axe expected to evoke debate primarily over defence methods rather than over the amount One ot the early subjects to come before th Houm will the Dies com mittee request for extension of 1 Jlf The committee which ha bn Investigating un American ertivitie Will expire Wednesday uniesa House authorize It to continue dropped on the capital proper In hundreds of p'anes were said to have participated in yesterday's far flung raids Tampere Ekenas lovla Turku Borga and Hyvmka were among the other eltle and towns struck by the Red raiders The num ber of civilian casual tlf was not known inns a in th intensity of the aerial operation an indication of re taliation for virtual destruction of the infantry division in the Suomus aalml sector (Th Russian communique erly to day Mid: ''Nothing of importance took place at th front Soviet aviation successfully bombed a number of (Earlier the newspsper Trud organ of Soviet industry assailed former President Hoover for hl innish relief work aiding ment" march president) The innish high command report ing on air raid of Raturdsy charged that Russian airmen machine gunned a hospital train and dearly marked Red Cross ambulance" The high command also asserted Russian planes had bombed hospitals "mrked with the internationally recognized Red Cross" NUMBERS peoples and all men who in tact or in heart ar with rance and Great Brl tain in their struggle for the freedom morn pennies and men against Nazi im bum anDuymous imrrs i which are now under Investigation 21 languages "cordial greetings to al! uuu uiric lb uuixuug to LuuivBK inftt there 1 any connection between the two incident Said Mayor itzgerald this Ing: "Warrant probably will be during rhe course of the I change my mind The of it ws that the boys the fireerscker on to mv by the house sgaln a short while later saw the awning in flames and made no effort to arouse the household or to put out the fire If it had not been for Tbm Jackson county dem onstration agent who happened to be passing at the moment and saw the fire tearing down the wnlng I don't know what might have hap pened" New Record In Wedding Licenses Here 9 i i Bi I I I 5 4 i a A HKICE I M99 iaU at gajja 16 :1" i uh I'.