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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1939
Page
3
Path finder poll finds 61 percent of Americans support revising neutrality law to allow cash and carry sales of munitions and arms to belligerents. The survey shows broad backing for aiding Britain France and Poland while 38.1 percent oppose strict neutrality.
Pathfinder poll shows 87.1 percent sympathize with Poland Britain and France while 4.4 percent choose neither side and 5.7 percent are non committal. Support for cash and carry varies by size of locality with 92.6 percent anti Nazi in small towns and 60.9 percent overall backing the change.
Mrs. W. P. Leonard of 1219 Cedrow Avenue was informed of the death of her sister Mrs Edward LaRach in Long Beach California late Friday afternoon. The former Miss Sallie Thompson of Thomasville had been in poor health and funeral services are set for Monday in Long Beach with details unavailable. Japan's summer drought was the most serious in 170 years.
European war peace questions weighed on Wall Street with fractional declines across most sectors. Turnover was light at 3 million plus shares for the week due to the Columbus Day holiday, while the Associated Press average slipped 0.2 and the composite stood near year peaks despite selling pressure on key issues.
Charles R. Jarrell son of Mrs T M Jarrell has been pledged into the Gamma Eta Gamma national legal fraternity at Wake Forest Law School and voted into the Barristers Club. He graduated from High Point College last spring and is now in the first year class at Wake Forest Law School.
The senior choir at Wesley Memorial Church will present J. H. Maunder's cantata Penitence, Pardon and Peace at the 7:30 p.m. service with Carl N. Cronstedt directing the city schools music department and baritone solos by Roy M. Padgett and others. Soprano Dorothy Hoskins and organist Mrs. Bascom Whitaker are featured. the cantata is brief but melodic and a large congregation is anticipated.
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