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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
BAPTBTS SET
new meetings Me. ! N'|G,S
Further Group Gatherings
Will Be Held in Asso-
citation Sunday
By JANIS BROWN

making the SUNDAY schooi
More Attractive" will be the pro-
gram theme of the monthly meet
ing of the churches Of the Caro-
lima Baptist Sunday School associ-
alton on the afternoon OF Marcn
II at rs o'clock. The group OF
churches of which the BantlsV
churc; at Hendersonville is a
member is under the direction OF
Alvin J. Nancy of Shaws Creek
and this group will meet with his
church. and Mrs. Oscar Smith o,
Valley Hill will preside, assisted
by Mr.. Nancy, Miss Marie Case
Of Refuge and Miss Annabelle
Raines of Balfour, Mr.. Nanney's
associates in this group. The group
consists of Hendersonville, Ebe-
nezer. Refuge, Mud Creek, Valley
Hill 'Balfour and Shaws Creek.
! These churches have a large men,
bership and it is expected that
the pastors, deacons. superintend-
ents and teachers of these seven
churches will fill the auditorium
at Shaws Creek, but they will give
all who come a hearty welcome,
and Mrs. Smith and Mr.. Nancy
promise splendid program that
will be helpful to any pastor, su.
perintendent, deacon or teacher
and the program will be entertain
ing to those who like good music
and good talks.
Jim Townsend of Fruitland viii
hold his meeting at Mountain
Home. and Marion Walker will
give his program at Saluda, while
Domino Wilkie Of Tuxedo vii
have a fine meeting at the Greer
River Baptist church.
Clifford Field of Mills River
will be at French Broad. Miss
! Marcia HIGGINS of Beulah has il
her group the following churches
Beulah, Jones Gap, Pleasant
Grove. Etowah and. Horse Shoe
and will hold her meeting at one
Vi JIeSt. All DIN vi IiiSSN
meetings are to be held at the
same time. the second Sunday af
.ternoon, at 2:15 o'clock in eacl
and every month, and are well at
tended.
The program for the March as
sociational Sunday school rally a
Shaws Greek Baptist church is a.
follows:
2:15 p. m.-Song service; con
gregational singing of gospe
songs; o. A. Anders, chorister
Mrs. O. A. Anders, organist.
2:30 p. m.-Scripture lesson
Isaiah 52:6-10, and opening pray
er, by C. F. Jervis.
2:40 p. m.-Song by congrega
ton, "TaFe Time to Be Holy"
2:45 p. m.-Roll call and re
ports from the churches.
2:55 p. m.-Quartet by Ander!
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
HOLD GRAVELY RITES
AT E. FORK CHURCH

BREVARD, March 8.-Funeral
services for W.. w. Gravely, ST.,
were held at East Fork Methodist
church Wednesday afternoon ut
300 o'clock, with the Rev. J. N.
Hall. pastor, in charge. Inter
ment followed in the cemetery
nearby.
Mr.. Gravely, who was in his
18th year died at his East Fork
home Tuesday morning after 4
brief illness. He was prominent
farmer, having made his home in
this county since a small child.
Surviving are his widow, one
daughter, Mrs. B. A. Gillespie,
and one son, w. c. Gravely. ali
of East Fork,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
How One Man ~.
Lost p Pounds

Mr.. Herman Runkis of Detroit
writes: "a few lines of thanks
from a rheumatism sufferer-My
first bottle of Kruschen Salts took
all of the aches and swellings, out
of my joints-with my first bottle
l went on a diet and lost %
pounds and now feel like a new
man."
To lose fat safely and quickly
take one half teaspoonful of
Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot
water before breakfast every
morning-an Soc bottle lasts 4
weeks-Get it at Scruggs Drug
Store or any drug store in Amer
lea. ss$-e . -
I If notaa syfaslly satisfied after
the ,frstsb zmoneysha +.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
JOHNSON CALLS TWO
NEW SESSIONS OF
NRA CODE LEADERS
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
covery.
As the chief topic for today's
discussions he caves srs:.
Glow are we going to make
Jobs by production and consump-
ton? How are we going to ac-
tivatc the capital goods indus
tries. What more can we do
than we have dOne?"
For the next few weeks VIC
shall be in continuous session"
he said. "Just as promptly as
possible we will. make available to
you and to the nation the results
of our investigations and our con-
clEsions. But whatever action is
taken. based on these. conclusions
will be with due regard, to the
partnerships spirit that has char
acterized the NRA." .+. .a-.
He warned employees emphati-
cally against interference with
the rights of labor and paid high
tribute to labor leaders for their
cooperation, .. ......... -, .p-,.
eve have got to accord labor
the rights guaranteed. under this
act" he said, There is no law
prohibiting a company union ..as
such if there is. no. interposltion
whatever by employers and if the.
men freely choose it. But 80
times out Of 100, YOU and | know
that this is not the case. Let's
not kid ourselves. Let's. act. be-
fore congress acts" -.
The alternative to recognizing
labor's rights is ''the worst
epidemic of strikes in our his
tory" he said. Is .s's ..
Reviewing the days of year
ago, Johnson characterized GER
tain indnstriahsts who came to
Washington in an attempt to
block the recovery act as partici-
pants in "tthe. industrial bonus
march on Washington" Their OPP
position, he said, was responsible
for some extreme provisions in
the other direction which have
handicapped the workability of
the recovery program. rl.:.. III
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
Army AIR QUIZ
GROWING. warm |.
Foulois Says Word obs
torted; Contest Winners
Get no Contracts "2T"

WASHINGTON. Mar. 8. (UP)
Major General Benz. D. Foulols,
chief of the army air corps was
questioned vigorously before the
House military committee yester-,
day after Harry Weodring. asSls-
tant secretary Of war denied that
he altered army specifications TOT
100 airplanes: go .....,....s. .,, 4,
Foulois, appearing recently before
the House appropriations COM
mittee. gave testimony interpret
ed by Woodring and the press: as
a charge that the speclflcaitiohS
had been changed by Woodrinilg;'
who insisted on competitive +, bid I'D
ding instead of negotiated con-
tracts such as the army had Ia
vored for several years. Wood
ring who asked to testify, assert
ed fatty yesterday that he made
no change in the specification
though ne llau
petitive bidding because the law
required it.
Foulois, called later in the day,
said his appropriations committee
testimony had been "distorted."
He insisted that he had meant
only that WoOdring had required
competitive bidding. He admitted
he had read proof on the appro-
priations testimony and had not
sought to make his meaning clear
Ell before publication.
Committee members subjected
the air corps chief to a barrage
of questions. He admitted in re-
Spouse that no plane company
with which the army had negoti-
ated contracts had been able to
win a single event in the national
air races in the last five years.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
duke: REFORM
REPORT MADE
Students Want Changes
Stls:j and Increased ''aHs',:'
au.Powers azeo

D11RHAM March SUP
Drastic .curtailmert of ce n,.n
agencies through which the Jun
University administration eAe
cises disciplinary powers is rec e.
commended in ten-page rep9rI
released last night by the 1aculty
student committee appointed al !
recert mass meeting to lnVestiga'e
The report. distributed with
The Chronicle, student newspa:-
per called for a mass meeting n
Page Auditorium tonight for FUR
Their discussion. e.. .,.
It advocated:
Abolition of all punitive fines.
Denial of disciplinary function
to dormitory matrons. s.........,
Discontinuance of surveillance
by the superintendent of build
ings over Student conduct.
Abolition of the administra-
tion-controlled pub LEGATIONS board,
provision of a fixed salary of $500
to $7OO a year for editors Of all
student publications, and election
by popular vote.
That the student council have
sole power to punish all minor Of
fenseS. ......
That closer supervision be ex.
ercised over preparation of food
in the university dining hall. -.
Operation of the university
store on cooperative basis.
That the committee have pow
err to accept or reject all admins,
tration recommendations concern,
ing the report.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
SPAIN NEARS
MARTIAL Law

MADRID, March S.-(UP).-
A state of alarm, the second of
three steps ending in martial law,
was proclaimed here yesterday as
rising unrest threatened over
throw of the government. The
first a state of prevention. has
been in effect for some weeks.
Extra police precautions were
taken to prevent violence in the
national capital. Public buildings
were heavily guarded. and the
soldiery held in readiness to pre-
vent trouble. -...-- ------
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
Relieves Worst Cough
In Just 50 Seconds

s-2/ One dose of BronchG-
49, line Emulsion will fix
sz.& that cough of yours.
"a, * Gives IN S T A Mt RE-
e~s..-. LIEF! Another dose or
two an hour apart will probably
end it for good and all. If you
have to take more than half a
bottle to get rid of it, you can
have your money hack. Wilson
Drug Co. (mail orders filled) and
all other good druggists guaran-
tee it. Contains no dope and
won't upset your stomach. Bron-
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RELIEF from COUGHS. (ady)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08

held yesterday Cor MRS W. A.
Garren were Mrs. Annie Lange
and son. John LANCE, Mrs. Bessie
+. Rector, Mrs. ]. L. Rarden, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Pace, and
Mrs. Lille Arrowood, all of Ashe-
Vile: Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Tyler,
of Jacksonville, Fla: Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Whitmire and daughter,
Mary Louise. and Mr.. Lawrence
Holt. of Brevard; Mrs. B. 3.
Southley. of Greenville, S. c.; and
Mr.. Clarence Pace, of Saluda.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
GINGER SLOWER TO
Z APPEAR AT. CAROLINA

e.
{. Miss Ginger Slower, of Kansas
City; Kans., Frances Cummings,
of Wichita, Kans., and mickey"
Reynolds of New York, were
guests yesterday of Miss Stover's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Smith, of Grab Creek.
Miss Slower dances in "Jack
McBride's Whirlwind," RKO unit,
which appears at the Carolina the
alter here on March %. ..
. ,Hendersonville is Miss Stover's
home town., although she has been
making Kansas City, Kans., her
home. for several years, She has
visited here aften in the mean
time. She is known here as Villa
Vene Hamilton.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
BLUE RIDGE SCHOOL
a;.l ,POSTP0NES DANCE

Announcement was made today
that a dance scheduled to be given
at Blue Ridge school on Friday
evening had been postponed for
two weeks due to the fact that
case of measles was discovered at
the. school today. t...r,,.t,.. ,.ca .
Announcement was made that
the dance would be held on Friday
evening, March %, instead of to-
morrow night. a...... .
Guests invited for the dance
Friday evening were being mott
fled that their. invitations would
be, extended until the later date.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08

$50
E&S3IE3AS
ay Mrs. e. r. McManaway
! Society Editor
Phone 90 Before IL Noou
ANNUALa,MEETING
OF WOM.AN'S CLUB

The civic, department o. IHG
Woman's club held the annual
meeting in the ballroom OF the
Skyland hotel yesterday after
noon. In the absence of the presl-
dent, Mrs. John S. Forrest, the
meeting was conducted by the
first vice president. Mrs. o. A.
Never. Attention was called TO the
fact that the club was organized
10 years ago. The round table
benefit-bridge to be given at the
Skyland hotel on Tuesday after
noon, March Is. was mentioned
Mrs. J. C. Morrow. Jr.. thank
ed the clnbfor the gift with which
they presented her for training
the children for the Christmas
carols. She also stated that work
on the highway Identification was
suspended at present. The treas
urer's report was a good one.
One of the important features
of the meeting was the election
of some of the officers. Mrs. For
rest was, reelected president; Mrs.
H. c. Ransom was made first vice
president? Mrs. J. n. BrunsOn re-
elected treisurer, and Mrs. George
VI. Flanagan twas elected CORE
spending secretary.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
MRS. GARREN'S RITES
&3#5 IDEWEDNESDAY

Continued from page one.)
L. Whitmire, L. B, Prince. K. G.
Morris, Brownlow Jackson, ]. c,
Morrow A V. Edwards, J. 7.
Fain. r. L. Edwards, H. NJ. Flynn,
H. E. Drake, c.. w. Justice, j. a.
Rusherl j. H. Ballenger,, ] G,
Goston, J. P. Fletcher, Bruce Cox,
w. P. Whitmire, T. ], Gillian,
C. c. Mccall. R. R. Arledge,f c,
F. Toms. E. w. -Ewbank, Lee Os'
borne. Fred Justus. A. j. Redden
c. D. Weeks, o. B. Crowell. Eel
Brookshire, Ernest Brookshire,
Otto Brookshire. W. c, Meekins.
R. M Pryor, J. @. Bell; G. O.
Morgan. Or, Summer, Frank Ca,
they, Frank Smith, Harry Jones
J. C. Sales, J., S. Jones, H., B
Kelly, VIC. ". Shepherd, OTIS
Garren, IS. E. 4Shipmanr iMingps
Sbipman. A. l.. Davenport. ], L.
Taylor, J. Foy Justice and w. R,
Sheppard. a.. ~ ~ y
Mrs. ..Garren was a native OF
Henderson county and spent her
entire life here, She was prior. to
her marriage Miss Lille Forrest,
q daughter of the late John and
Louise Forrest. 7f 49,.
: She is survived by her husband
and the following children; Mrs,
Kathleen Paige, Mrs, Clyde Bane,
Mrs, Jessie Bailey, Mrs. Roe. Sen
rem, Earle .Garren, Walter. Gar
rem, Rolla Garren and; John Gar
rem. She is also. survived by three
sisters, Mrs. Annie LANCE, Mrs,
Bessie Rector of Asheville. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Tyler of Jacksonville,
and one brother, John S. Forrest
of this city. .
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
Better After Taking
First Bottle of Cardui

"I was in need Of something to
build me Up, as I was in a run
down condition and suffering with
my back and Sides" writes Mrs. M.
M. Cook, Of Fort Payne, Ala. Tile
pain In my side seemed to cause a
soreness all through my body. I
was reading the newspaper and
saw Cardui advertised. I thought
1t might help me. After my first
bottle, I felt better and I took an
other, after which I was greatly
so much so that I have
recommended Cardui since"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
COS PAXTON is OUT
FOR STATE SENATE

BREVARD, Mar. s. Especially
Cos Paxton is third man to an
nounce for the post of senator
from the 32nd state senatorial
district on the Democratic ticket,
while Glen Burrell is fifth man TO
announce for the office of county
register of deeds.
The, senatorial candidate has
served one term in the state SEN
ate, has been clerk of Transyl-
yania superior court one term and
sheriff four years. Prior to enter-
ing the political field Mr.. Paxton
was in. the lumber business, and
is now project supervisor for the
Johns, Rock CCC camp near
Pisgah Forest.
I'll -. = -..I-A:A.k E.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
HOW WOMEN
CAN WIN MEN
and men VIII
The Favor of Othe, Ma
The Favor Of Otke, Es

Unless two rints Of bile i.aHI|
from your liver into Vol. .ag 4
food decays in your bowels. aai
your whole body. Movements aals1
constipated. You get yellow ~ y
low skin, pimplea, dull ey.:, . ~
bad taste, gas. Ilzzlnrss, htilS Y.
have become an ugIy-luoELs ~
ing. sour-thinking person, w. =
your personal charm. Lyci!.9 4
to run from you.
But don't take salts. mo-. 4
oils. laxative pills, laxative lGsI
chewing gums GD3 c,pcCt ,a=us
of this poison tina, Gc,,nys va. 4
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move out the tail end Of yo-. q
that doesn't take away cng-S' Z
caycd poison. Cosm,,Ics r0lt IN
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stop this dccav poison IN o1 oral
one mild vcgctabl" i1Ctcn 80
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Little Liver Pills. 10 caIoat o.
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extracts. II you would bans ,%
personal charm 10 win iagl. ~
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Refuse "somcthinG i.st 3 -
may gripe. loosen t'"'h or 80. ~,
Ask for Carriers Little ldT., E+
and get what you ;tsa io!. : .'.~'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
NELLIE ROSS QUITS
NEHER G0siMlTIfEl:sESHIP

f3F,.N f-lttt4s.4+!4Et54I =; =. 5 tEIt
WASHINGTON. Mar. 8. (UP)
Nellie Tayloe Ross, director of
the; mint, has resigned from the
Democratic national committee, it
was. announced last night. r
Mrs, Ross, former. governor of
Wyoming, wrote Chairman James
A. Farley that she, was resignins
as national committeewoman from
Wyoming to- avoid .''eyen the APP
pearance of conflicting interests"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
JUNIOR WELFARE CLUB
BENEFIT DATE CHANGED

The date of the benefit-bridge
to be given by the Junior Welfare
club on March 13 at the country
club has been changed to Friday,
the BIRD, because it conflicted
with the tea to be given by the
Belle Bennett Missionary society
on the first date chosen. ......
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
MARRfES .VIScoUNT

PALM BEACH. Fla, March 8.
(UP)-Miss Nancy. Yuille, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Yuille, of New York, was married
here yesterday to Richard Wis
count Adare, son and heir of the
Earl and Countess of Dunraven,
of Ireland and Wales.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
WILL OPEN BREVARD
DEPARTMENT STORE

BREVARD, Mar. 8. Especially.
Edward J. Bogen Of Denmark, S.
c., is opening a new department
store in Brevard on Friday morn
ing of this week, having leased
the two-Story Pickelsimer build
ing on Main street as store site.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
CUBA DEGREES
DEFENSE LAW

HAVANA, Cuba, March 81
(UP)-The government struck at
communists yesterday with a dras-
tic decree suspending constitu-
tntional guarantees for 90 DAYS in
it's efforts to avert serious labor
unrest.
The measure was published in
tho Official Gazette under the IT,
tie "a law for the defense OF the
republic"
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brothers..

brothers. ~
300 S; p. M. some Thu.
to Make the Buir5.ny mrs.. ~. .,
More Attractive. v " 1 D '.G'as,
BIB p. m. The 3d. =. Md 4,
end Making Iii, Wnr. 5a.,,i, b,
ATTRACTIVE, Rev. n '' PIoa
! Quartet by Andor> 5,o,t5 "a
$50 p. M Na,rr.,.' ' ,,N
Of the Teachor }.11a' ne y
G. l.. Stevenson. A'la.
S:45 p. m. Closing
congregation, when . >. b
Called Up Yont.,." e., ..- Re-
er, Re-. J. ". K ..a..o, i, !
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MEMPHIS ACTOR DIES

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 8.
(UP) = Sid Lewis, Memphis
vaudeville actor, died in a hospl-
tai here yesterday from injuries
he told friends were suffered in
an automobile accident near
Huntsville, Ala.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
U.D.C. MEETING
Is HELD -nr,-

The meeting of the Margaret
Davis HayeS, chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
which waS postponed from last
Thursday. was held at the home
of the chairman, Mrs. Walter R.
Groce. and was well attended. The
session opened with the singing of
Carolina, and the Lords Prayer
was repeated in unison. Routine
business matters were soon dis
patched. The treasurer reported
that all outstanding debts had
been paid.
Mrs. George W. Justice read
splendid paper written by Mr.. H,
VI. StacShouse, a veteran of 81
years, which was thoroughly en-
joyed. The title was, Education. in
the South Following the War Be-
tween the States. Mrs. A. Flicker
also read an excellent paper on.
RecOlleetiops and Observations of
the Reconstruction Days, prepar-
ed by Mr.. Haywood Parker. Dur
ing the,~social hour cookies and
tea were served. .... ,.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-08
USE THE WANT An,
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DIES FROM INJURIES

PENSACOLA. Fla, Mar. s.
(UP).-Mrs. Lewis Bear died
yesterday from injuries su cred
when her automobile overturned
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HERE TO ATTEND
FUNERAL.

Among The Out-Of-tOwn guests
here to attend the funeral services
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There is no substitute fo,
Newspaper advertising.
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ASaI =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-09

Again in Gehrnger and Goslin a short Gchringer couldn't Hank Grecnberg popped Tigers chance the ball o think t, Cardinal in the Derots three that it wouldn't
 
 all Schooboy didn't his inning advantage could forge ahead E
 
  failed his Schoolboy Haahan likely twill be Dizzy brothers feel there what opportunity like  "Theren be holding the whippersnapper on his hcad-his s a unne plenty of what credited allowed 
  of these a cheap Texas Leaguer almost n1ov
  Tigers there sharp repartee between had it been. this in their last
 
 
  deciding 1sO9 tonight with fervent his lips history {. fCony wright Kim
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-09
HUNTER CAPTURES
 STATE PCA TITLE
l47 Score Nets Meriden Entry CrOwn-Whalen
 Four Strokes Behind

Pennington, Conn. Oct D. GU. P. P.)-George Hunter, Meriden, was Connecticut P. G. A. champion to- day by virtue of a 147 score at Pennington Country Club yester- day, the lowest card ever to win the title.
 Hunter. out in front from the start, was out in "A and back in 73, four strokes under his closest rival, Willie Whalen, Tumble Brook. He succeeds Gene Kunes. Philadelphia. who won the trophy outright last year.
 Tom Donohue. West Hartford. and Willie Hunter, New Haven. were tied for third place with l53s and Carl Anderson, Williams Memorial and Graham Reid. Farm ington, shot 154 piece to bring up in fourth place.
 Among the other scores were: Charles Nicoll, Sunset Ridge. Bob Smith, Indian Hill and Clarence Booth. Wethersfield. 155 apiece; Jack Williams. New Haven. Cap Perkins, Wampanoag. Alex Fergu- son, Meredith Nickel. Tumble Brook, and Dave Campbell, Rock ledge, 15S apiece and Joel Smith. Wallingford, 159.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-09
UabIe To Come Terms For Sunday Come
Daffy Holds
 Those Tigers
By DAN PARKER
DETROIT, oct 8.

 SECOND TIME this world series the newspapers to- to before for the second time the pitcher learned his prediction the morning family in climax winning the Tigers As aduaon failed with named Tommy certain party named Paul (Dany) Dean. And. IS saying Dafy a pitching duel the at ahy his winning slamming to rghtf m he immediately cher,th the
 
 the tinE Orde take am taken pastinle with bad for n isn't able to hit the of his
 everything
 
 Schooboy the Pete Fox the seventh by dropping Texas League double ball player doesn't end with his ptchng him to third with that the Tigers would Yet White grounded weakly to tied the pinch this
  they trouble at all