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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-29
LISTARNA F. I. |. S.
Oddeleni pro registraci cizincG
neposkytuje cizincGm informa-
ce @ ieiich prfiiezdu.

Dotaz: Mnze Sc ciZinec, KITE
ry Sc musi DAFT registrovati We
shode Sc zakonem o r~egistraci
cizinc1, obratiti ma immigracn1
a naturalisacn1 sluzbu ma Ellis
Islande, nebo ma oddelen1 pro
registraci cizincG We Washing
tone a pozadati je, ably mu zji-
stilo jmeno lodi, pc ktere sem
prijel, nebo den jeho pr1jezdu?
Odpoved: Bohuzel nemuze.
Cizinec, ktery Sc ma to sam ne
pamatuje a ktery nema pasu,
nebo lodni nalepky Sc zavaza-
del, nebo jine zaznamy,z nichz
by to mohl zjistiti, must zodpo-
vedeti sedmou otazku ma regi-
stracnim formulate pravdivym
priznanim "Nev1m" Ct do not
know.
Je pri registraci nutno predlo-
ziti prvni list nebo rodny list?
Dotaz: AZ Sc pdjdu registro-
vati jake cizinec, muslin prime
sti fotografii, svuj rodny list
nebo svuj prvn1 list?
Odpoved: Nemus1te. Foto-
giraffe nenf v1bec potreb1, ale
pokud Sc rodneho a prvn1ho IL
stu tyce, radime YAM, abyste je
pozorne procetl, neil k regi-
straci pGjdete. Vyhnete Sc tax
pochybnostem o spravnosti
svych odpovedf ma kladene
yam otaZky.
Common Council For Ameri-
can Unity vydal brozurku O re-
gistraci cizincu, v n1z je celia O.
taxa registrace podrobne ro-
zebrana. Cena jednoho wits
ku je Is cent?, kterouzto sunni
m1zete poslati We znamkach.
Dopiste O brozurku ma adresu !:
Common Council for American
Unity, 222 Fourth Ave-, New
York, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-29
Dive krajanky usmrceny.

V Milwaukee, Wis, byly po-
stizeny dive ceske rodiny, kdyz
pod koly auta zahynuly matky
a manzelky jejich. Jsou to:
Bozena, manzelka Jana Be-
palce a Cornelia, manzelka An
tonfna Bezpalce, ktere zasahl
opily autoista tax nestastne, re
smrt zen byla skoro okamzita.
zeny byly ma ceste do koste-
la. V autu byli diva muzi, ma
kterych bylo mono pozorovati
1cinky alkoholu.
V jedn6 rodin6 je pet a We
druhe tTi deti, re kterych Je
nejstarsf 16lete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-29
Skoro stoleta Ceska ma Morave
pamatuje robotu.
Y Rrnu "LidOve nOyinv"

V Brnu "Lidove noviny" p1s1
Pametnice selske roboty. V
Nasedloviclch ma Morave zije
bezmala stoleta starenka, w.
menkaTka Frantiska Mastna,
ktera pamatuje selskou robotu.
Sauna chodila jeste jake decko
"a rodici ma panske. StaTenka
je zivou kronikou sveho rodu
cele vesnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-29

mluvu, re Sc proto temito
instrukcemi nerldil, nebo re z
te priciny nezazadal O preve-
den1 do jine tT1dy v zakonem
povolene lhGte.
F. l.. L. S. Comon Council.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-29
Valka v Europe

Turecka vlada prohlasila vo-
jensky zakon temer We vsech
castech evropskeho Turecka,
vcetne Istanbulu, "vzhledem
: ku vSeobecne situaci."
Tento krok byl ucinen KRAFT
&c potion, kdyz nemecky velvy-
slanec Won Pappen vratil Sc z
N6mecka a Poole vseho prinesl
u%ltimatum, ably Turecko Sc pfi-
dalo k Osou planovanemu mo
v6mu evropsk6mu Tadu."
N6ktere cast asijskeho Tu-
recka, hranicfc1 s Dardanella-
mi, byly rovn6z zahrnuty do
prohlasenf vojenskeho zakona.
Tyr byl prozatim zaveden ma
obdobf jednoho mes1ce.
ProhlaSeni vojenskeho zako-
ma nasledovalo pc tri hodiny
trvajfcf sch1zi ministerske ra-
dy, ktera rovnez schvalila pred
lohu, kterou sc Zakazuje pouz1-
vani soukromych automobile.
Vyjmutf z tohoto naf1zen1 jsOu
l6kari a cizf vyslanectv1.
Rovnez pry m~inisterska ra-
da uvazovala O moznem vyste-
civilniho obyvatelstva z
Istanbulu, nejvetsfho turecke-
no m6sta, a O pfidelovan1 po-
travin.
Recke vojsko tvrhlo do Ko-
ritzy, kterou oblehalo poslednl
diva tydny. V Athenach "a
vladla nesmirna radost, kdyz
zprava tato obdrzela a ohlase-
ma premierem gen. Mataxasem
a radost tato Sc stupnOvala,
kdyz doslo pozd6jsf sdelen1, re
Rekove tahnou ma druhou ital-
skou zakladnu v Albanii. Argi-
rOcastro.
Rekove vesli do Koritzy, me-
sta v jiohvychodn1 Albanii s
lidnatostf kolem $4,000. V &C.
lie pochodovalo horkse vojsko,
iez vypudilo Italy z prdsmykG
a vrch1 kolem mesta a tim pfi-
vodilo jeho pad.
Prof. Bella Tuka, premier
Slovenske republiky, pfijel do
Berllna ably "a svou zemi po-
depsal vojenskou alianci S GO
SOU. Slovensko by Sc tax sta
10 sestym clenem osy.
o Spanelsku Sc ocekava, re
jiz podepfse trojmocenskou vo-
jenskou dohodu "osy".
Pc navsteve bulharskeho
krale Borise u kancleTe Hitlera
V Berlfne sc ocekava, re Bull
harsko dohodu S osou podepl-
Sc a re Dude nasledovati pri-
stOupenf Slovenska.
Pr1merne dennf vydan1 Bri-
TAME ma nynejsf valku minuly
tyden kleslo ma 100000 Ii
Der sterlinku Gill $38,0OO,OOO
kdezto pred tim pc diva tydny
obnaselo 100000 liber Gill
$48,OOO,OOO denne.
Anglict1 letci v nejsilnejSlch
1tocich, jake az dosud podni-
xii, zasadili income rany ma o.
bou koncich osy cd Turina V l.
tall az ma okupovane 1zeml.
Prudky 1tok byl podniknut
ma Boulogne We Francii. V u
tocich bylo pokracovano v ia
kovem rozsahu, re pobfez1 by
10 ozaTeno vybuchy bomb, Ear
nymi sv6tly a strelami z proti-
aeroplanovych del ma kolik mil
daleko.
Letci pTinesli zpravy, re "a
palili ddlezit6 vojenske objek-
ty jake berlinska nadrazf ma
Putilitzstrasse a Lehrter, Krup
povy tovarny v Essenu, italsky
arsenal a tovarny Fiat v Turf
ne v Italii, jakoz i vojenske CT
lie v Lipsku a Duisburgu V Ne
mecku.
Anglicky nakladn1 parn1k
Port Hobart byl ostrelovan ne
meckou valecnou lodi u Zapad
nj Indie. -
Utok ma Port Hobart privedl
valku opet blfzko k americke-
mu pasmu neutrality, jez bylo
zTfzeno americkymi republika-
mi.
Parnfk byl vzdalen 500 mil
severovychodne cd Portoriko,
asi Is mil cd neutralnlho pas
ma.
ny. Lo.hS un Llnh0anknm rOZhIl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-29
Pr homie "a kloboukem rozbil
81 hIavu.

V Clevelandu Johnu McA-
leenanovi vitr strhnul klobouk.
Muz sc pustil "a MIN, dobehl,
klopytnul a narazil hlavou ma
dlazbu. By dopraven s pras-
klou lebkou do nemocnice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
NYA Auots $7l5,497
To Schools OF State

where educational facilities for this
race arc limited.
The NYA's separate work program
for students provides jobs to APP
proximately $4,000 college, unlver-
silly, and secondary school students.
About 10000 college students
about one out Of every ten in this
cuuntry-arc paying their way with
NYA earnings; and nearly as high
percentage OF high school students
nod NYA jobs. A total of 29,999
educational institutlonS-2o,3Ol high
schools and preparatory schools, and
1896 colleges and unlverSltlcs-are
participating in this program.
In his announcement oil lund allo-
cations TO the various schools, Lang
praised the work Of the youths VINO
have received NYA assistance and
pointed TO the fact that recent SUI
vCys show that college and graduate
students employed on the NYA pro-
gram receive higher grades than tho
student body us whole in 8OR OF
Inc colleges. TWo-thirdS Of the NYA
students have scholastic averages
that place them in the upper hall
of the student body" he said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30

Raleigh, July 3O.-JUhn A. Lang,
state NYA Administrator, today an
nounccd the allocalrun "a 9'lo'4S'
to the school and college work pro-
gram for the fiscal year l94O-4l. Oh
mis- amount $338.841 mas DeCn car
marked Tor the elementary ana llS'l
school program and VIII pioEluc
work and continued educational OPP
Jurlunuy lur approximately lo,Ooo
ludcnls. $3I6,G5O will be distributed
among 81 colleges and unIVcrSIllc"
Nnrrc approximately 5000 students
will receive aid III meeting lhelr
college expenses.
The allotment to the elementary
and high school division is the same
as that allocatcd last year. The col
lego allotment represents slight III
crease. All ALLEGATIONS arc based
solely upon the enrolment Oh cach
institution participating.
Several Negro institutions VIII re-
ccive supplementary grants from Il
special fund for Negro colleges, Lang
stated. This fund is designed prI-
marily to aid Negro students TO Sc
cure assistance in certain states
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
F. D. R. THINKS s.
COULD Be INVADED
Says eve Will Feel Lot SAT-
err Year From Now" After
Inspecting Norfolk Area

Norfolk. Va. July 30.-(AP)-
President Roosevelt wound up d per-
sonal inspection tour Of the "Outel
dcIcnscS" of the national capital yes
tcrday with an assertion that the
chances of success of another in
vaSion would depend entirely on
when it came and who it was"
"A year from now he remarked
"wc arc going to feel whole lot
safer"
He had spent blistering hot day
observing how some Of the cnOr-
NOUS expenditures for defense were
being put to use in the Norfolk area
and then summed It up as Il good
eve demonstration of what we have
been doing for national defense since
last Summer"
At The army's key Eastern air base
at Langley Field, he said in an in
formal chat with reporters, facilities
and activities have been quadrupled
in the last three years.
At the fleet operating base at Nor
folt, the Norfolk Navy Yard and at
the privatcly-oWned Newport News
Shipbulding and Dry Dock Com
pany. he added, work has jumped
about 80 per cent in the past year.
Conservative Estimates.
"ThOSc are conservative estimates"
the President declared. THAT is Just
the beginning. We arc going to see
lot more before VIC get through"
Mr.. Roosevelt was asked whether
the check up on defense operations
might be considered the forerunncr
of more to come at other navy yards.
"Oh, yes" he replied. mot only
that but army stuff, aviation and so
FORTH"
From 9:45 o'clock in the morning
until in the afternoon. the Chief
Executive had been on the 60 under
bliStering hot sun which eventually
persuaded him to have the TOP of his
car put up. He saw big navy and
private buildings ways, their timbers
looking like skeleton forests, on
which vessels from battleShips down
. destroyers were under coa.t-uc-
on.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
Directors Of
C. OF G. Meet
Last Night

Directors of the Henderson Cham
hcr of Commerce, IN monthly meet
ing last night al the Vance hotel.
heard and approved final plans for
the "pcp' dinner meeting of the or
ganiZation and nOn-member guests
which will be held Thursday night
al 30 "'clc"k # the Vance hotel.
Mrs. K. c. V. Ralston, chairman
Ol ur committee in charge OF the
affairs, outlined the complete pro-
gram, which will be featured by the
address Of l.. p. Dickic of Atlanta.
manager of the southeastern divi-
sion Of the United States Chamber Of
Commerce. Ticket reservations, Mrs.
Ralston said. assured large crowd
for the meeting.
The directors also transacted other
business as follows:
Heard a report of Fred S. Register,
chairman of the tobacco affairs CON-
mittec, regarding activities OF the
committee and the Chamber OF
Commerce in conducting 4 series OF
educational meetings in connection
with the tobacco referendum of
July 20.
Endorsed the action of the Business
md Professional Women's Club in
arranging for an address to be given
in Henderson this fall by Mrs,
Franklin D. Roosevelt, and pledged
assistance in any way possible.
Instructed !. c. Gardner, a MEM
Der of the civic affairs committee. to
work with the secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce in comforting
with city officials regarding efforts
to keep the streets of the city more
clean.
Authorized R. w. Bruin, president
of the Chamber of Commerce, to
name committee to coordinate acti-
vities Of the civic organization with
the Henderson Tobacco Board of
Trade during the coming tobacco SELL
ing season.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
Begin Sales
OF Tobacco
Coming Week

Although the tobacco crop is iar
from made in this territory. first
sales of the 1910 production. made
under AAA restrictions voted by
growers last fall, will begin Thurs
day CT next week, August s. in the
Gcorgia-FInrica hrll. Few Tobacco"
men IN this section will be active IN
the south Georgia region during a
season which usually lasts only lout
or five weeks. but many will be at
one point rr another IN the South
>uruii>ia-:5 DrC@r Belt. which Will
start ON TUESDAY. August 20.
Growers. WGrrhouscmen and buSl-
moss pruplr in This and other sec
,iunS of the North Carolina tobacco
region look with interest each year
IL the start of the Georgia season
L. get IN indication Of the price that
will be paid lur the years production.
In the recent campaign which end
cd in overwhelming grower endorse
mcnl for thrcc-yCur Federal control
of tobacco. farmers were virtually
promised by AAA officials and to-
baccu leaders in general price
about equal To- that of last season,
when the crop brought approximate
ly Is cents Il pound. This years crop,
however. is about One-thlrd less Than
that OF 1889 which means. if prices
are about the same, that growers Will
receive Unr-thWd less in actual cash
than they did Il year ago.
The tobacco districts are awaiting
the cue from Georgia, and are hop
ing for the best III the averages that
may be attained by the early offer
mos
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
Home Defense
OF Some Sort
Is Expected

While no announcement has been
made of definite plans, it is under
stood some sort of defense OrganlZa-
ton will be set up in this community,
as we'll as in others, if and when, as
is expected, the National Guard units
stationed in this city are called out
for a full year of intensive wartime
training.
Just what agency will be formed
to foster and lead in the undertake
ing has not been finally revealed, but
il is understood the American Lc-
gion will be instrumental in effect
ing the sct-up. With the guardSmcn
gone from home, there would be no
constabulary of any kind IcIt Tor
whatever emergency might arse.
Guardsmen will leave the COM
ing week for three weeks Of M
tcnSivc army mancuvcrS in the far
south, spreading over three States
Mississippi, Louisiana and part OF
Texas. This is the usual summer
training for the guardsmen, but is Il
week longer this year than usual. 1t
has no connection, however, with the
proposal for d full years training for
the guardsmen. The general under
standing is that the call for this duty
will come some time in September
after Congress has authorized the
procedure, as it is expected 10 do.
Mobilization of the National Guard
would take some $50 men from Hen
derson in the several units that exist
here, including Company {, OF the
infantry, the service company, regl-
mental band and the headquarters
staff of the l05th Medical Regiment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
Wheeler Demands
That Willkie Give
Position On Draft

Washington, July 30.-(AP)-Scn-
ator Wheeler (D-MonD challenged
Wendell l.. Willkie last night to state
his position on compulsory military
training.
1.-The American people have right
to know" said statement issued by
Wheeler, a leading foe of the pending
Burke WadSWorth CONSUMPTION bill.
The bill, the Montana Senator said,
presented the greatest issue confront
ing Congress and the people today.
1t would permit the President, he adj
ded, to conscript 42,00O,000 men, if
he saw. fit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
Vance County Farm Folk
AtFarm And Home Week
Twelve to Spend En-.
tire Week at Raleigh,
Others Plan to Attend
One or More of Daily
Sessions.

..,.. I-,rcn rnrN,y farm
!. ". 9""0GI II y '' pfnn'n'rr, home
agent ME- ..,tn+. Hiss In.c0hinc
demoHS''''.'.' u-'>'I I,'.|n ,scr,,r>,ra-
RancS. ">>tS''I Il, ,,-; ',";, e I: sam
tlcn agent; l.. D. " - ''i NJ AI>fnn,
ford, j. II, H,c' '| t,'',,i =, W. and
township Am 'o3 31r. XIV q W Flcm-
Mrs. l.. +, h'r ,. ~ C :: Mrs l. d.
ms MIS-, i,''''. AZ ~ ,TiII,,snr home
Hart ano MIS- vi i.! - ,''n,,nrI.s are
demone':"(,'" '',,I 3 ,In,,,, Wrel, n.
attcnd.us r"E.. | ,,, ''' .,,;.. w..cIi i
State I'!jtSe, n No.. 1I,',.,,;,, ~ Mr.
was rcp"E'c0 '''> '''>'' '''''7
Sanders Office
\ number III those from me co''"I
~ went 70 Ruici&h Yesterday SH0
others lett TINS morning 1"' '.'' '',
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
Sampson County
Youth Is Winner
Of Scholarship

Raleigh. July 3n.-Trying for the
third time in three successive years,
a Sampson County farm youth. Jack
FiSlcr Of Ivanhoe, won the Cardinals
wide championship award III inc
18th annual Cooperative Essay Con-
test.
Cot. .rahn w. Harrclsnn, ndminiS-
u'ativc dean Of N. c. State College,
presented the winner with 4 onc-ycar
tuition scholarship and SlnN. offered
by the North Carolina Cotton Grow
ers Cooperative Association and the
Farmers Cooperative Exchange, JOINT
sponsors Of the contest.
FiSler competed with four other
district rinalists here, survivors OF an
original field Of over 5000 rural high
choo! students, where they deliver
I'd orally the essays that had carried
'hcm through local, county and dis
trict elimination rounds.
Second place in the rln-off con-
test went to Horace Edward Moore
" Route No g. Rocky Mount. who
was awarded S25: third place and
SIS went to J. F. Allen of Star
IMontgomery County,; fourth place
and $40 went to Hayward Wootcn Of
Estill. S. c.: and fifth place and $3.50
went to Marie CroWdcr Of Cherry
vile. These awards were in addi-
ton to the $40 each received as a
district winner. Wooten, as state
winner for South Carolina, was the
first to represent his State in tn"
finals, the contest having been open
ed to that State this year for the
first time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

|. Name the most eastern city OF
he United States.
2. Does sclf-employment bar one
from benefits under the Social Sc
curity program? ,
3. Was John Paul Jones, David
Farragut or John Barry the FIRST
naval officer to become an admiral
IN the U. S. Navy?
4. How many square yards are IN
one acre?
5. Who was Archimedes?
6. What is the English name for
gasoline?
I. Brass is an alloy of copper ana
tin. or copper and zinc?
s. What is the postage required Tor
a special delivery letter?
9 From what musical comedy IS
the song. In My Sweet Little Alice
Blue Gown?
10. How many dozens CT eggs are
IN a case?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
lilly 30, 1920

Agitation for Il city market in
Henderson for the benefit of both
ne housewife who must supply her
able daily, and for the farmer to
nablc him to dispose of his produce
18th pcddling from house to house.
rs been begun by the Chamber Of
commerce.
Mrs. E. S. Marlborough, who is now
Vi. ,Hng relatives and friends in
Norfolk. will go to CasWcll county
& he latter part of the week, for a
months vacation.
A proposal that express be handled
m the Shoo-fly morning and even
~ is under consideration by the
'hambcr of Commerce Transporter
ion division.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
BURNS
NEAR ROCK BRIDGE

A Dodge automobile, the property
Of J. l.. Robertson, was badly burn
ed this morning about 8 o'clock,
near Rock Bridge, in South Hender-
son. according to Fire Chief Cooper
q. Ellis.
Robertson was unable to explain
how the vehicle caught.
Fmemen responded with Engine
No. |. and rendered what assistance
thew could.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30

Colorado Springs, Colo. July 30
(AP)-Wendcll l.. Willkic declined
to comment on a challenge by Scna
tor Wheeler (D-MonD that he make
known his views regarding military
CONSUMPTION.
Aides of the Republican prcsiden-
tial nominee said it was apparent
that he could not answer each alb
struct question asked him, but that
he would make clear his position on
all major issues during the CAM
paign.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
SPAIN. PORTUGAL AGREE

Madrid. July 30.--(AP)-Spain
and Portugal have agreed on imme-
diatc consultation in case either is
attacked. The Spanish press office
early today issued the text of pro-
tocol experimenting nca-aggres-
sion pact between the Iberian pen
inSular neighDOrS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
JULY 80, 1890

The tree sitting craze which has
swept the country since the flight
Of the Hunter brothers in Chicago
several weeks ago in which they set
d new airplane endurance reGucling
record, has reached Henderson TO-
day. Frank Powell, Clarence Page,
Rcynold Smith. and Allen Tucker
were making preparations today to
climb into the leafy regions of Il
maple tree on Winder and Chestnut
streets.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
5-lO-2O-25 Years
Ago
(Taken from Daily
Dispatch Files)
JULY 80, 1885

Repairs, alterations, and remodel
ing of Parker's Drug Store, which
have been under way for several
weeks, have now been completed.
The office force Of Roses 5-lO-25c
Store had a watermelon party for
Miss Maria SellarS, a member of the
force who will leave shortly to make
her home in Stamford, Conn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
.IIiLY 90, 1915

Mr.. r. H. Duke and baby, Marv
7cadoWs, and Mrs. Al. B. Westcr LETT
his afternoon to visit thcir sisters
| Raleigh and in Harnctt county.
An organization of the alumni Of
"nko Forest college who live in
henderson and Vance county was
"rcrt"d here last night. Mrs. !. c.
,ttrcl! was last night chosen nrc"i-
'cnt Of the association. and Mr.. w
,. Daniel. .Jr., was elected Secre-
y-trcasurCr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
POE GIVEN POST

Washington. July 3O.-(AP)-The
senate confirmed yesterday the nomt-
nation Of DR.. Clarence Poe, of North
Carolina. for Il three-year term as d
member of the federal board for vO-
catiOnal education.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30

Francis Parkman, the famed Amer
lean historian, was SO poor in health
that for a period of IA years his
literary output was about six lines a
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
Mr.. Bcckham Ill

c. Z. Bccl;han has been confined
to his bed for the past two weeks by
illness. and does not show any I'M
movement.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30

Montana's veteran crusading states.
woman, Jeanette Rankin, defeated
Rep. Jacob Thorkelson in the Re-
publican primary to win the party's
nomination for the national House
of Representatives. Thorkelson had
praised leaders of the Christian Mo-
hilizers at a New York rally.
Central PresD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30

Decd Is RccOrd"d-Lucy Ilcndcr-
son. Il widow. sold Henry l.. Brodlc
a lot. on Stone Hill street for $40
and considerations, according to a
realty deed filed with the Vance
Registry Monday.
Canada is represented abroad by
ministers in the United States, France
and japan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-07-30
AROUND TOWN

Pleads Guilty - Melvin Weaver
pleaded guilty to being drunk today
before Mayor Henry T. Powell in
city court, and was taxed with the
costs.