Building Projects For
Country Club Started
Club House Addition
and Swimming Pool
Work Ordered by Di
rectors a t M,eeting
Last Night; Entire
Project to Be Com
pleted by June 1
v th contracts lot and construction
uni* rway on additions to West End
( , untry Club and a swimming pool
iti, , »*. one ol' the most ambitious and
worthwhile programs instituted at
• dub in many years is now a
reality.
lixcuvations have already been
u tor the club house addition, and
wort; on the swimming pool began
i, i.i>, after a board of directors
i! t\ ting last night gave the go ahead
>: ; :u to eontractors holding the orders
tor construction work.
i\ L Carter Lumber Company has
Hu> contract for the club house ad
dition. and B. H. Mixon, Contractor,
holds the contract for the construc
tion of a swimming pool. Both con
tracts call for completion of the
work bv June 1.
Plans have been advanced to mark
the completion of the construction
program with a big dance in celebra
tion of the long needed expansion of
the club’s activities.
The program instituted by James
\V. Jenkins, president of the club, and
with the aid of an energetic board
of directors and others interested in
the welfare of the club, has carried
the program through to the construc
tion stage. Members of the club co
operated wholehearted in the effort,
realizing that the pi*ogram, if suc
cessful. would give a well rounded
West End Club that everyone could
enjoy.
March Sales „
Os Liquor
Under 1938
Sales by the Vance county liquor
tore in March amounted to $13,-
735.05, it was announced from the
ABC board's offices today.
This brought sales to $38,335.95 for
the first quarter of 1939, compared
with 544.40T.10 in the first quarter
of 1938. a decline of $6,071.15.
The March business compared with
$14,001 in the corresponding month
last year, and $12,579 for February
of this year. Sales for January this
year were $12,321.90, so that March
was the largest month of the three.
The Spanish civil war cost $20,-
000.000.000 and 1,000,000 lives. The
latter half of the bill has already
been paid.
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Pensions To
Widows Are
By Month
Payments by State to
Confederate Women
To Be Worked With
Old Age Assistance
E. O. Falkner, clerk of Vance Su
perior Court, who distributes semi
annually State pension funds to
widows of Civil War veterans in this
! county, said today he had been of
; ficially advised by the State au
ditor’s office in Raleigh of the change
in the method of paying these pen
sions. Under an act of the legisla
ture, which adjourned early last
Tuesday, the pn ,, *nor>*y will mr.a o
monthly after July 1 instead of semi=»
annually, on June 15 unu
15, as heretofore.
I There is to be some form of har
monizing old age assistance pay-
I ments under the social security act,
with the State Confederate pensions.
No Confederate veterans in Vance
| county have shared in the distribu
| tions for several years, those who
[ had been on the pension rolls hav
ing died. At the present time only
widows are receiving payment, and
all of them are on the Class A list,
receiving S3OO annually, or $l5O on
June 15 and a like amount Decem
ber 15. This will be discontinued
after July 1.
The change will in no way affect
the June 15 payment of $l5O, but
that will be the last lump sum dis
tribution. Some 15 to 18 widows are
on the Vance county rolls at the pre
sent time. The distribution in this
county has aggregated in more re
cent years a sum of about $3,500 to
$4,000 annually.
5 TRANSFERS WITH
VANCE REGISTRY
Five transfers were recorded with
the Vance Registry office yesterday,
giving one of the busiest realty days
of the month.
O. R. Jackson, et al., sold W. R.
Ayscue, et al land on the Amos Mill
Road for $lO and considerations.
W. R. Ayscue, et al, sold land in
the county to O. R. Jackson for $lO
and considerations.
W. H. Mitchell, et al, sold Eunice
M. Walters et al, a lot on Young
avenue for $lO and considerations^
London Brame,' et al, sold W. E.
Hight, two acres of land in the coun
ty for $lO and considerations.
A release deed was given by the
First National Bank of Mt. Airy to
G. A. Kittrell and wife to a lot in
Kittrell for one dollar.
HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH THURSDAY, APRIL 6,1939
Events Seen As
Warning for Balkans
(Continued From Page One)
tween the two countries, have been
going on for several days. King Zog,
after the birth of an heir to the
throne yesterday, conferred nearly
five hours with the cabinet.
MUSSOLINI FLIES PLANE
TO BASE UPON ADRIATIC
Rome, April 6.—(AP)— Premier
Mussolini flew early this morning to
, mi . litar y airport of Jesi, near an
Adriatic seaport, where he reviewed
planes and new recruits. The pre
mier piloted a tri-motored bomber to
the airport near a point that over
looks the sea toward Albania, as ru
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tary occupation of the little Balkan
country ran through Europe.
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tentions, declared the impending
military occupation was meant as a
warning to both Yugoslavia and
Greece not to mix in the Anglo-
French project of a “Stop Hitler”
bloc.)
The fascist press proclaimed that
Italy was “ready for anything at any
moment,” though the newspapers
were silent concerning Albania.
The newspapers, however, display
ed prominently a communique say
ing Italian-German military talks
were proceeding in Germany.
II Duce appeared on a balcony at
Jesi after inspecting the airport and
saluted the crowd, but did not make
a speech.
ALBANIA OCCUPATION IS
WARNING TO ALL BALKANS
Belgrade, Yugoslavia, April 6.
(AP) —Well-informed sources said
here today that the impending mili
tary occupation of Albania was
meant as a hint to both Yugoslavia
and Greece to stay out of the Anglo- j
French anti-aggression bfoc.
Italy’s occupation may be confin
ed to the coast line, hermetically
sealing the Adriatic, the same sour
ce said. The Yugoslav government,
officially informed of Italy’s inten
tions, professed to be calm, but the
people were nervous, They heard
that several Italian planes arrived
at Tirana today, carrying high Ital
ian officials.
Baruch Says Trade
War Means Fight
(Continued From Page One)
were determined upon by the aggres
sors.”
Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho,
replying to Henry L. Stimson’s ap
peal to ban munitions sales to ag
gressor nations, declared that such
discrimination “would inevitably
lead us into war.” Borah talked with
reporters before the committee call
ed Baruch.
Stimson, former secretary of state, 1
thinks that nations, as well as in-
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i dividuals, should have some hope for %
1 forgiveness if they reform.