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BREAKFAST. Sliced oranges
with chopped mint. dry cereal.
rice mullins. grape jelly, coffee,
milk.
LUNG EoNs Potato and
onion soup. hot French bread.
cheese. cherry tArts. tea. milk.
DINNER; Grapefruit cock
tail. Dreaded veal chops. brown
gravy. potato balls, summer
squash with parsley, romains
with French dressing. fresh
peach pie glaee. coffee, milk.
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complexion to life. And they add
smiles 70 the menu In pies. cakes.
dumplings and shimmering salads.
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below are the answers 10 tea,
eusstlcns printed oa the editorial
Page
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28
|Gro-Swift And
Rose Winners

Murat Kearney's pinched triple in
the last of the seventh put Rose
pack in the running, and Charlie
Garman's single in the last of the
eighth gave Rose a 6 to victory
over the Christians yesterday after
noon at the high school bali lot.
Gro-Swift had three big scoring
innings to hand Purol Pep a II to s
defeat on the new diamond at Hill
Top.
Purol scored five of their tallies
IN one frame.
Red Norvell began the pitching.
with Speed and Bell dividing the
catching honors. The credit for the
win went to Stewart Finch. who
finished the game for the winners
At the beginning of the seventh.
Christians had a 5 to 2 lead.
Todays game finds Gro-Swifts
and Bankers crossing bats.
Erskine Clements pitched and J.
|. Hamm caught for Christians.
CraWley pitched and Branch
caught for Gro-Swift, while Adcock
did the pitching, and Watkins did
the catching for Purol.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28

nounced attitude which has led Mr.
Gill to announce new appraisal"
OF the Casey plea for clemency.
The commissioner points out that
under no circumstances can a jury
impeach its own verdict; that the
fact that there was some sort of com
promise in reaching it does not in
dictate for a moment that Casey was
completely innocent; and that the
ought to serve for an offense which
the jury undoubtedly must have be-
lieved he committed in some degree
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28
Prisoners
Wounded But
Hostage Safe

Michigan City, Ind, June 28.-
(AP)-Three desperate felonS arm.
cd with butcher knives seized a Wo.
man welfare worker in Indiana state
prison yesterday and threatened t,
Kill her unless they were given gun.
and freedom, but sharp-shootins
guards and state police shot then
down as they held a parley with the
prison warden.
Ihe three prisoners were wound
ed severely. A fourth prisoner
forced into their scheme; the wo-
man hostage and the Warden's sec
rotary suffered slight wounds, anC
a prison guard who sought to in
terfere with the convicts' plans wa
slashed in the neck with a knife.
Mrs. Ruth Joiner, 90 of Craw.
louisville, Ind, member of a party
of eight welfare workers being es-
cOrted through the prison, was the
woman seized
Grabbed AS She Passed
AS the party passed through the
prison hospital Mrs. Joiner wa
grabbed by Richard Sweet, 26; AL.
phonse SkuszWich, 20, and Earl Niv-
erson, 30. The trio hustled her in.
to the office of DR.. Peter Weeks
prison physician.
Leroy Hunt, "a, trusty working
as a hospital attendant, and JOSEF
PlotroWski. 81, guard, sought to res
cue Mrs. Joiner. The convcts stab
bed PiotroWski in the neck ant
nerded Hunt into the doctors offic
with Mrs. Joiner.
over Weeks telephone, the con-
victS called Warden Alfred Dowd
Give us guns and getaway ca.
within 10 minutes, or We'll kill the
woman" the warded quoted them
as saying.
DoWd called for state police as
sistance. summoned extra guards to
duty and went to the hospital.
Through the door of the doctors
office, against which the convicts hac
erected q barricade, the warden
shouted to the men and told them
he would take up their demands with
the governors office.
He told them Mrs. Joiner was the
mother of a three-ycar- daughter,
pleaded with them to remember their
mothers and asked them to release
their hostage unnamed.
Sweet shouted back:
Nothing doing to that. I'm 60
ing out of here feet first some time,
and l might as we'll go now.
The warden retired, convinced
Mrs. Joiner would come to no i'm
mediate harm, and told the con-
victs he would soon return with an
answer.
Guards outside were instructed to
hoist quietly ladders to two outside
windows in Weeks office. Two
squads inside crept to windows
along side the door leading into the
office. These windows are equipped
with bulet-proof glass. ,.
Signal Starts Firing
Down went back to the door and
resumed his parley. At a prear-
ranged signal, the squads at the out
Idle and inside windows smashed
the glass, and volley Of shots rang
out The three ring leaders were
dropped before they could harm
their captive
Mrs. Joiner was shot in the should
or. Hunt received flesh wound in
the thigh, and Edgar Wetzell, the
Wardens secretary, was hit by q
ricocheting bullet and wounded in
the leg
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28

is the sole matter for determination
in the new appraisal" !:
There will be a new investigation
of all the facts Of Casey'5 behavior
since his imprisonment, weight will
be given the Cranmer statement,
and a parole for Casey is not at all
out of the bounds of possibility-but
it is not a assured fact just because
it has been learned that the jury
verdict was, in fact, d compromise
one
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28

eight Of the jurors were for acquit-
tai, three for second degree murder
and one for first degree murder;
and that they 'shook hands" and
agree to return a second degree YER
dict, conditioned upon ali of them
signing parole application after
Casey had served five years Of what
ever sentence was imposed
While the parole commissioner
has had the jury angle before him
for more than half year, he did not
have the Cranmer reaction until late
in May, and it is the judges an
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28
HENDERSON, M DAILY DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2s 1889

man Casey of second. degree murder
in Lenoir county some nine years
ago is rather surprising to Parole
Commissioner Edwin Gill and Off
Gals of his division, in view of the
fact that publicity was given the
matter at least six months ago,
without any apparent ripping of the
journalistic waters.
AS a matter Of fact, the new de-
velopment in the case is the state
ment of Superior Court Judge E. H.
Cranmer that he would have set the
verdict aside if he had known that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28
Good Fishing at
Water Works Lake

Fine fishing tackle doesn't al
ways bring the best of luck, and
to prove this A. w. Pendergrass,
OF North Henderson, using a
hook and line with live bait,
landed five pound large mouth
bass, a four FOUNDER of the same
variety, and topped off his Tues
day afternoons fishing at the
water works lake with one that
weighed just above a pound.
1t was a good days fishing for
any kind of tackle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28
RED TOPS TO PLAY
DABNEY ROAD TEAM

Red Tops OF North Henderson and
he Dabney Road Confederates will
play Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the Armory.
The teams of young boys turn iii
| fine brand of baseball, and a large
crowd is expected by the youngsters
There is no admission.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28

Not all yes men are in Hollywood
Did you ever have a conversation
with a bartender. MA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28
Casey Appeal.
Is Revived
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir iT;liter HD1el.

d Raleigh, June 28.-The furore
which has arisen in portions Of the
press over the methods used by a
superior court jury to convict Her.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
!. NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
[Re{sNlfsj
CITY LEAGUE.
Rose 6; Christians 5.
Gro-SWift IL; PurOl 6.


Rose 6; Christians 5.
Gro-Swift IL; Purol 6.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Richmond IL; Durham q.
Asheville 5; Norfolk 4.
Rocky Mount 4; Portsmouth 3.
Charlotte Z; WinstOn-Salem 6.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 8; Washington 0.
Chicago IL; st. Louis 2.
Detroit O; Cleceland 5.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 6; Pittsburgh 0.
New York 10; Philadelphia 5.
st. Louis 5; Chicago 2.
Boston 2; Brooklyn 2 (23 inning
darkness. }
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-28
T0da8Gd1nes
CITY. LEAGUE

CIx AEANOE
Gro-SWift VS. Bankers.
Games Tomorrow
Bankers VS.. Christians.
KiWaniS VS.. Rose.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Durham at Richmond.
Norfolk at Asheville.
Rocky Mount at Portsmouth
Winston-Salem at Charlotte.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Washington.
st. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
No other games scheduled.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15

Spf, il, mluvi, PHI pivo kdyz
mali nejake ty Gently v kap-
sach, sedi v pTedsfni hotelu a
divl Sc, kdy budou moci jeti
zpet do Nemecka. Temito jsou
nemectf namorn1ci re dvou
Standard Oil lodi, kteTi jiz ma
ctvrty mesfc Sc povalujf v Bal
timore. Jsou zde ode dine, kdy
Nemeckem napadeno bylo Pol
sko.
Jejich byty v hotelu a straw
platf Standard Oil spolecnost z
New Jersey a dava kazdemu
SO cent? ma prilepsenou. Neni
dovoleno Jim pracovati.
Kdyz vypukla valka ODE To-
di Penelope" a Heinrich
Won Riedemann" byli Chesa-
peake zatoce. z posadek je-
,jich sedmdesat bylo zprosteno
spolecnostf a usazeno v hotelu.
Tricet Sc jich vratilo do Nemec
ka. Prvni cast techto dojela
do Nemecka, O druhe casti sc
nevi. Ostatn1, CO Install v Bal
timore, "nechteji Sc odvaziti''.
Deset z Mich je zenatych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
NEDELE NEZMENSf VfTANf
NOVEHO ROKU.

Faktem, re konec "Stareho
roku" pada letos ma nedeli, ne
budou dotceni ii, kterf vitati
budou Novy Rok, jak policii O.
znameno. Pro v1tajfcf chysta-
ny jsou RUNE zabavy hotely,
nocnimi kluby a jinymi vefej.
nymi podniky tohoto druhu.
Jedna zmena letos zavlada,
PnGvodne stanoveno, re prodej
a pitt alkoholickych napojG u
staff musf We dive hodiny rano
Komisari likernfch licensl le'
tos povolujf v tom, re KIDD s
koupf lihoviny pred 2. hodinou
Dude m1ti cas- do pull tretl ranC
tyto v%ybumbati.
z policejniho Department.
sc hlasf: "Chceme, ably kazdJ
mel dobre easy. Lide mohol
zpfvati "Auld Lang Syne" tai
haste, jak budou chtiti, jer
kdyz to pdjde v poradku. Blu
deli zabava v privatnfm dome
NIUE trvati tax dlouho jak sla
vfcf pratt 81 budou - totiz a;
do chvfli - kdy sousede hlu
KEN buzenf nebudou mas VIOLA
It'll o pomoc."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
S C CUNNANE ZEMREL

Rt. Rev. Joseph A. Cunnane,
jeden z nejstars1ch knezi v A
merice, zemrel v nemocnici
Bon Secours We stTedu. Pc Vi
&c neil so rokG pracoval jake
knee v Marylandu. Pres 40 ro-
XII byl farafem St. Andrews
kostela ma Washington a Mo
nument ulic1ch. Zemrel v stair
&c rokG. Pohrben Dude V Ca
louisville ma hTbitove St.
Charles koleje. Narozen byl
v Bayou Sierra, La.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
BRUCE DO
SENATU.

Howard Bruce, demokratic-
ky predak pro Maryland cd r.
1926, prihlasil Sc v sobotu kan
datem pro Trad %senatora. Kan
didaturu oznamil 48 hodin pc
oznamenl,z re senator Radcliffe
uchazeti Sc Dude O znovuzvole-
nj. Zvlastn1 vyznam venovan
jest sch1zi, kterou Bruce mel v
hotelu Lord Baltimore neil to-
to prohlaseni ucinil. We schI-
ri byl mayor Jackson, ktery
neprohlasil, ktereho kandidata
podporovati Dude. Vedle ma
yora We schulz byli nekterf pre-
daci strany. Mayor Jackson O.
znamil, re We volbach nebude
neutralnlm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15
PROTI GAMBLOVANf MA
SORECH.

Porota B~altimorskeho okre-
su postavila Sc proti nedelnf-
mu gamblovanl ma oyster a no.
vez1ch hodech. Udani ucine-
no bylo proti 81 osobam. Pc
prepadech nekolika tydnu u
DAM ucinena byla proti Harry
SPAIN, senkyri We vychodnf ca
sti mesta. Ten spolu when byl
z prechovani lfhovin a prodeie
techto bez license.
John Lochner re 400 blocku
n. Collington avenue a Carroll
Nauman z 800 blocku N. Wash
ington ulice udani, re prodava-
Ii l1hoviny bez license. Tito
zatceni byli %. Tfjna okresni-
mi 1redn1ky, kdyz diva policis-
te V obcanskem obleku svedci-
Ii, re koupili u Mich lfhoviny a
re byli svedky gamblovani ma
sSorech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-15

NEPREHLEDNETE!
PRITnTEt

Jiz toto dtery, 19ho prosince
" 8 hodin vecer Dude VOLTA
BENES v Baltimore v Sokolov-
ne. Cd jedne ceskoslovenske
osady k druhe chodf Volta Be-
mes, posel ceskoslovenskeho Ii
du, ably pripomfnal, burcoval
do boje prot nasemu nepfiteli
ktery tax hrube chce zotrocit
ceskoslovensky lid, nestitf Sc
toho nejhorsfho. Jeden kazdy
V mas KIDD ctes tyto Tadky slib
81, re pFisti utery Ia kazdeho
pocasi prijdeme poslechnout
VOJTU BENESE.
Rady Ceskeho Narodniho
Sdruzenf rostou! Svedomi ma
Sc sc p%robouzf! Povinnost vo-
Ia a kazdy upr1mny Cecho-Slo-
yak Sc hlas1 do Tady.
Dals1 clenove: - Neuman
Anna, Legro Ros. M, Patrick
Bozena, Prochazka Jos. a Bes-
sic, RGzicka Alois a Wilma,
Bernard Carrie, Vancura An
ton, Prochazka Jaroslav, Tu-
reckova Anna, Hajek Bohu-
slav, stetka Frank, Opava Bob.
a Anna, Peroutka Edw. F., No
yak Marie, Cerny Rudolph Jr.,
Cerny Terezie.
Rozmnozte nase rady. Silou
zvltez1me!