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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Cold Wave
Sets Record
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The lowest temperature reported
anywhere in the land was SO degrees
below zero in Pigeon Falls. Wis.
One man died in Wisconsin from
the eNertion Of shoveling snow. The
cold wave caused the death of two
persons in Minnesota.
Chicago'S five degrees below zero
w: unmatched in the United States
weather bureaus records for Deem
Der 5.
At least four hunters were missing
in near zero weather and a snow
storm that piled up six-ioot drifts in
PENNSYLVANIA northern counties.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Airlines Release
Engines To Army
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pressed wish that the commercial
airlines would not expand their
schedules while planes were needed
urgently by the Army and Navy.
The agreement was reached yes
terday at a meeting attended by
heads of the airlines and by Mer-
Ri S. MeigS. director of the aviation
division Of the advisory commission
to the national defense council.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03

n addition to his running, Lewis
has an excellent scholastic average
Of 80. is prominent in eXtraclTricu-
lar activities. and still finds time to
earn part Of his expenses by self
help work.
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Wage-Hour
Law Protest
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hard to comprehend" the brief said
Inevitably. it seems. bushes!
would cease TO be local thing anC
would be controlled almost entirely
from the political center Of this
country"
The brief was presented on be-
half Of the Opp Cotton Mills, Inc. OF
OPP. Ala. and other concerns pre-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03

no real substitute for
" Justice.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-12-03
Nazies Claim Is
Merchant Ships Sunk

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
Appalachian
Meets Heels
On Wednesday

Chapel Hill, Jan. 2.-Victorious in
five practice games with crack in
dependent ana city league outfits,
North Cardinals, varsity basketball
team will get itS4rst regular college
test Wednesday night when tire
White Phantoms open their 1910
schedule against the formidable APP
palachian five. The game will get
under way at O'Clock in N'uC!Iln
, Gymnasium.
! With towering George Glamack,
foot inch ccrtcr. leading the way,
he Phantoms have rac!;ed up two
victories over Lynn's All Stars from
Raleigh 1912 and 1882, Atlantic
Christian College 1882. EHtman-
Smiths City League entry from
greensboro 1923 ard the cracl: Nc
Crazy Eagles 1888. Glamack scored
a total Of l02 points in flvr games,
bagging 81 markers against McCrary
Saturday night for his highest total
to date. &lW
Botn Appalachian and Catawba.
the Tar Heels meet here Thusdday
might, have two Of the strongest
teams in tie North State Conference.
Appalachian opened its season r2-
Gently with an impressive 10 to 81
victory over Norris Harvey College
of Charleston, w. Va. NovOtny, ran2y
guard led the scoring with Is points
while Hudson. another guard stand
!out. turned in bang-up defensive
performance. CataWba has broken
even in two games with McCrary,
winning 1851 and losing 1928, and
in addition holds Il 1851 decision
over Morris-Harvcy.
The Appalachian and CataWba
games will give fans their first real
opportunity of sizing up the relative
strength OF the 1910 White Phantoms
hardwood edition for tho working
boys who play on the independent
teams are at disadvantage in train
ing and conditioning to the collegians
who have been practiciEg almost
daily for the past month.
Catawba showed marked improve
ment in its second contest with Nc
Crary's and looked even better
against the Eagles than the Tar Heels
did. And Appalachian's victory over
Morris Harvey slightly exceeded Ca
tawba's margin over the same team.
The Tar Heels are nj FIJI strength
now with Pau! SEVERN. aIl-Amnrican
football end. back in the fold. Sever
in reported for practice Monday, be-
ing delayed due to attending testi-
monial dinner in his honor at his
home in Natrona. Pa. Friday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
Kimbrough Is
Tops As Aggies
Defeat Tulane

New Orleans, Jan. 2.-(AP)-Bull-
ShOuldered John Alec Kimbrough,
sturdy son OF the Texas COW coun-
try, gathered his fading Texas Aggies
for d dramatic fourth period surge
that buried Tulane's Green Wave,
l4-l3, in the Sugar bowl classic.
Scventy-three thousand, the south
lands largest football throng, saw
one OF the most destructive full
backs the game has ever known
simply crush Tulane team that
had pulled ahead. 1871. on 4 grand
comeback Of its own.
Kimbrough, six foot, two inch
Haskell. Texas lad, carried the ball
.26 times from scrimmage and gain
ed l52 yards, averaging 81 yeards
each time he burroWed into the Green
Wave. No one knew how much he
did actually gain, for he added many
more yards on the tail-erl Of cum
ming Aggie lateral passes. Only once
was he stopped Withou; Il gain.
No longer than il took to get the
kickoff after Tulane had punched
them groggy for fourth period
touchdown. did Kimbrough and his
weary mates wait to sweep down.
field 70 yards on seven plays for the
clinching score.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02

Jimmy Howard, who will be at
one guard post when Carolina
opens its regular season with
Appalachian Wednesday and enter
tains Catawba Thursday night, is
being called the most improved
player OH the Tar Heel squad. The
speedy, flashy little Junior has
featured almost every one of Caro-
lina's five practice wins with his
brilliant floorWork and defensive
play. Although he does not get so
many shots from his position, he
has shown a dead eye for the bas-
ket the times he cid shoot.
1871-George L. ("Tex"O Richard,
colorful sports and prize-flRht pro-
moter. born in Kansas City, Mo.
Died Jan. 6, 1929.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
High Cagers
Open Season
Here Friday

Henderson high school basket
ball teams have resumed their
practice sessions, and are pointing
10 the first games of the season Fri
day evening at 1880 o'clock when
Louisburg high comes here to en-
gage the strong Henderson teams:
Last year, Henderson had little
trouble in lacking defeats onto the
Louisburg teams.
Coaches Fred Fitzpatrick, of the
boys, and Bob Harrison, of the
girls, feel they will have fair
teams to offer this season, and the
champions of the county are ont to
repeat the honor gained last year.
Coach Fitzpatrick has been look
ing for some talent to replace the
boys lost through graduation, and
Coach Harrison is faced with the
same problem. Guards are the prob
lem for the girls, while there are
several spots to be filled On the
starting five for the boys.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
Health Director
Urges Observance
OfDiphtheria Act

Raleigh, Jan. 1.-THE law designed
to prevent diphtheria by requiring
that children be immunized, which
Was passed by the last General As
ycmhly and ratified March II, 1889,
is not being enforced, it was assert
ed here today by Dr.. Carl V. Key
holds. State health officer.
In substantiation Of this assertion,
Dr.. Reynolds pointed out the fact
that, according to the report of the
Stale Board Of Health's division OF
cDidemiology, there were 476 cases
OF diphtheria throughout the State IN
November. 2ll of which occurred IN
children under five years Of age and
ITS in children from five to nine.
IT requires only about sixty days
for. q child to become imnlunlZed,"
Dr.. Reynolds said, and ii this law
had been observed to the letter, dlph-
iberia could have been wiped out by
midsummer of this year. Instead, we
see where 476 cases occurred last
month. and in some communities the
disease was prevalent to marked
degree. In fact, in thirteen counties
from 10 to ~ cases occurred.
IF the people of this State could
only witness these helpless children
and see the scores Of them in hos
pitfalls with tubes in their threats,
some of which had 10 be inserted by
making incisions in their neckS, our
people would wake up to just what
this means.
The State Board of Health re-
quests all parents to see that their
children are immuniZed against this
highly infectious disease, thereby
saving UP the embarrassment Of hav-
ing 10 take drastic steps," Dr. Rey-
holds added significantly.
The results OF diphtheria are not
only dangerous to the child. but thro-
ugh the neglect Of not having chill
dren immunized the lives Of all sus-
ceptibieS within the range Of its con-
tact are endangered.
Il call upon the parents Of North
Carolina to act now, before it is too
late"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
DRIVER is ABSOLVED
IN SOLDIERS DEATH

Fayetteville, Jan. "A coroner's
jury here this afternoon exonerated
R. A. Hall, sailor, of blame for the
death of Corporal Ocie Farris, "a, FIT.
Bragg soldier, who was struck and
fatally injured by an automobile
driven by Hall early Sunday morn
ing while trying to thumb" a ride
on Lumberton road. The jury found
that the accident was unavoidable as
far as Hall was concerned. Farris
was son of Mrs. Mae Faris, of st.
Louis, Mo. He was native of Spring
field, Tenn. Hall is attached to the
battleship New York, now at Nor
folk. He is on leave with his family
near Fayetteville.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
Southern Gals
Power Roars
Through Vols
e: :. BY lack : Sords

Pasadena, Calf, Jan. 2.(AP)-
The orange and white OF Tennessee
dropped in defeat for the first time
in two long years, and there was
gloom and sadness in the Volunteer
state OF the south, for the mighty
Trojans of Southrn California de-
feated its team.
Flashing a relentless attack that
spelled power and more power, the
Trojan giants of the west crushed
the valiant Vols, IA to 0, in game
that kept a bowling capacity throng
of $4,000 on edge so minutes.
One savage burst of strength in
the second quarter broke the Ten
nessee record OF never score
against it, much less a defeat, in l6
games, and when the Vols turned
loose a Whirlwind parade late in
the fourth period, luck was against
them.
4 tumble, Southern California re-
covered-and the warriors of Troy,
ringing up their sixth triumph in
this post-season classic, travelled IS
yards in 20 plays for the second
touchdown.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
5OC,O00-GALLON TANK
PLANNED AT KINSTON

Kinston. Jan. 1.-The municipal
ity will construct 500, 000-gallon
water tank here. Height to over
flow will be l25 feet, water depth
in the tank 20 feet, it was an
nounced today. At the municipal
power house an additional 5000
kiloWatt turbo-generator and ap-
purtenant equipment, a surface con-
denser for use with the generator
and two turbine-driveh boiler feed
pumps will be Installed. Bids will
be opened at the city hall January
Is. The Improvements are expect
ed to cost 100000. The city will
receive no federal grant or loan.
Bonds will be issued to pay for the
improvements. Officials said there
had been marked increase in con-
sumption Of power and water since
last January l.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02

England's famed Elton College was
founded by Henry VI in the year
.1441.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
Tech Wrecks
Missouri I'm
Orange Bowl

Miami, Fla, Jan. 2.-(AP)-
Georgia Techs Magicions dazzled
Missouri's football team and $4,000
;pectators with magnificent decep-
ton to humiliate tho PIC Six cham
pions, q to T, in the eigh7> an
nual Orange Bowl game.
After the mighty Paul Christman
had pitched Missouri 10 an, early
touchdown, Tech unified the big
bonds aerial shots and countered
with three scoring sol'ties, two OF
them on lengthy runs by Rob Ison,
the ENGINEERS all-Southeastern end,
and Earl Wheby. substitute half
back. Ison's So yard touchdown
sash on an end-around stood out
in a game replete with flashy plays.
It was tiny Johnny Bosch, how
ever, who started Tech on its WIN
ming surge. His bullet toss $
spanked a 64-yard drive that tied
the score in the first quarter.
Missouri, clearly out-played, had
4 valiant but futile gesture in the
waning minutes, only to lose the
ball on downs two yards short OF
touchdown.
Tech proved its superiority in
virtually every department, out
rushing the Missourians 210 yards
to Isl and outpassing them 81
yards to 76.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02

international League for Peace and
Freedom, and the National Women
Trade Union league.
Study Is Made.
The National League of Women
Voters. which has Il membership o!
around $1,000. has made systematic
Study OF the Heterogeneous pro-
gram and has passed on its recon-
mendationS in favor Of the program
to its 900 branches.
The General Federation Of Wom-
ems clubs, which went on record for
the heterogeneous, in the spring
Of 1886. has recently become active
in support OF the program. There are
about $4,000 women's clubs in the
United States affiliated with the fed
GRAFTON.
The National Federation Of Bust
ness and Professional Women's clubs
and the Zonta clubs have not for
mally recommended the program but
have given some study to it. A num-
ber uf their local branches have pass
ed resolutions supporting il. officials
say.
List Is Given.
Tu> state department lists the fol-
lowing business associations among
those favorable to the trade pro-
gram:
The American Cotton Cooperative
association. the American Cotton
Shippers association. the American
Automobile Manufacturers aSSocia-
ton. the Bankers Association for For
eign Trade, the Dried Fruit aSsocta-
ton. the MiIlerS National Federation.
the National council. the National
Lumber Exporters association. and
the Aeronautical chamber Of COM
MERGE Linked with these should be
:; large number of export managers
and foreign trade clubs, such as at
Detroit, St. Louis and Philadelphia,
and certain individual chambers Of
commerce.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
Record Number Candidates
Seek Gubernatorial Honor
Three Have Announced Wi tn Others Expected to Cast
Hats in Ring Before Conclusion of Week

campaign. the field nay be compos-
ed OF all or some Of these Demo-
Gratis:
D. L. Ward. Of New Bern. speaker
of the house OF representatives; h.
E. Stacy of Lumberton; Mayor
Thomas Z. Cooper OF Wilmington;
Paul Grady OF Kenny, who has r;n
for lieutenant governor and utilities
commissioner in the last four years:
ard Rep. W. Z. Fenner Of Rocky
Mount.
Hoey Keeps ,eutrai.
One reason for the large field is
that Governor HOey has let it be
known that he will remain strictly
neutral during the campaign, and
will take no part unless his admins
tration is attacked. Thus, no candi-
date will necessarily have to buck
administration opposition.
Probably the principal reason for
the apparent dearth OF important is
sues is that the three announced
candidates are pretty much Of the
same school of political thought. All
supported Governor HOey in the first
and second primaries Of 1886. Their
platforms Endorsed the aims and &C
complishments of the present admin
iStration.
DR.. Poe, Smith, Fenner and Stacy
also supported Hoey in both prima-
ries. Gravely and Ward backed A.
H. SANDY Graham OF Hillsboro in
the first primary and Hoey in the
second. Grady supported DR.. Ralph
w. Mcdonald in both primaries: (Po-
litical sources here said they did not
know whom Cooper voted for)
A large field also is assured for
the Democratic race for lieutenant
governor. 4. l.. Harris, of RoXb0ro,
already has paid his filing fee, and
w. w. Neal, of Marion, w. Z. Smith,
of Albemarle, and L. A. Martin, OF
Lexington, have said they also will
run.
Rep. Walter P. Murphy Of Sails
bury has announced for secretary OF
state, and Thad Eure, incumbent, will
seek reelection.
Treasurer Charles III. Johnson al
| ready has announced for reelection
| and Auditor George Pou will seek
| to succeed himself.
w. Kerr Scott. the incumbent, anc
Senator c. w. Spruill Of Windsor
are expected to run for commission
! er of agriculture. Also mentioned as
a possible candidate is Fiske Shaw
! of GuiIford county.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
Sun Bowl Is
Scoreless Tie

FL Paso, Texas, Jan. 2.-(AP)-
Catholic university of Washington
and Arizona State OF Tempe fo;ght
a vicious, bitterly fought scoreless
tie in the Sun Bowl here yesterday
before Il near capacity crowd esti-
mated AT 10000.
The maroon-clad westerners kept
the heavier Cardinals from the ma
tioual capital on their heels for Il
GOOD half of the game, but fumbleS
and couple of intercepted passes
shattered the touchdown drives of
the racing boys from AriZona's Val
lev OF the Sun.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
INV OF Voters Modified
% Defend Trade Program
scores of Organizations Over Country Are Lining up
Votes in Support of Hulls Reciprocal Trade Policy
congressman May Soon eel Pressure of Groups

Washington. Jan. ,. -(AP)--A
.. .wv. embracing millions of
..,. is N mobilization through
The nation - defend the trade
.lutS program against deStruc-
. lie session OF Congress which
Wednesday.
-.utv department has learned
-...,~ al organizations Of those
...L they hJEG benefited from
- ..y!proral tariff pactS have
...f .h2.r support OF Secretary
IS policy In some quarters it is
.-.G that before the fight in
.rSs really begins 4 committee
..gG been set Up 10 coordinate
."pI.Sn.
. congressman who are now
- The pressure OF industrial OF
.....u.ul interests which feel they
...s. effected adversely by the
.~. ~y,u may begin hearing
.y defense forces.
Three Maic Bodies.
49,. .<.".,M>,;uT ii the rrcervcs
......,5 - .,.,H the Magnet !!::o :~"
...-- ..,:vy shows lhSy are C2.H-
.....U.. ,h.,v mana bodies: Wen: MS
-..u,>. business Mel. ;Ht"r-
So. .r II; import and export trade.
.... ...-.a.1ujlou> devoted To the i'm
...-,.. of International relations.
......sH. SD the figures show. spend
o.. -agJr.ty Of the nations income
g.. .., -.vEGluCe Interested in low
&. --.y,s o!uugh; about by lower
.....S. The state department lists
e.. ..t..w.ng among the Women'S or
......,..vN> which have gone on rec
i ~ ;avor ii the Encouragement
Genera. Federation of Women'S
..>. embracing 100000 members:
H.. a..can Association OF University
=. .... National League OF Women
-, ...s. national board. Young Wom-
..> Christian association: National
-... q. Jewish Women: Women'S
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02

Eddie Cameron, Duke university
basketball coach, will experience one
of his biggest thrills on Saturday
night when his Little Blues" Of the
court 60 against Princeton in game
that will formally open Dukes new
gymnasium unit. Cameron has been
head mentor at Duke since 1929, and
in the last decade has earned d rep
utation as one Of the finest basket
ball coaches in the south and in the
nation. A graduate Of Washington
and Lee university, he ranks among
the more prominent Of that instltu-
TONS athletic immortals. They used
to call him "Five-Yard Cameron"
when he was winning football fame
as an All-Southern fullback III the
early wenties. In eleven seasons ms
Duke cage outfits have won III
games and lost 81.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
CANADIAN CHAMPION AT
RECREATION BILLIARD PARLOR
CANADIAN CHAMP =

CANADIAN O1AIuf
Fred Fournier, present Canadian
and New York State champion at
billiards. is one of the leading play
ers in the game today, and the cue
artist will appear tonight at ~
o'clock at the Recreation Billiard
Parlor in d special exhibition.
Fournier proved his ability last
winter by winning his two titles
against the best in the country. This
is his first exhibition tour, and he
has been greeted enthusiastically
everywhere he has appeared. He is
considered one Of the best money
players in the game.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-01-02
8v FRANK GILBRETH.

IN. Jan. . (AP) North
..s political Wheel-ot-tortune
an accelerated pace today,
indications were that the new
-auld see something UMPIRE
I'd IN the way Of Tar Hee!
~.-:u-.al campaigns.
ca sources here were almost
.o., in the belief that:
sc would be q record num-
Democratic candidates in the
Ire nomination is equivalent
ion.
mere would be few burning
ssDirant would bear the title
administration candidate.
-.,. Ce"elopment on the guber-
.nonc was the disclosure last
.., d.. Clarence Poe. Raleigh
q farm leader who has been
q frequently as a possible
.,e. would announce his in
tomorrow.
To Issue Statement.
@.e said ne would issue for
cement. but declined to re-
.e,ner the statement would
..- MS candidacy or would
. -. name from the list Of pO-
-,evterS.
C:-a.aly. Of Rocky Mount, in
.- nat he would announce be-
" md of the week, and his
--re said that he definitely
- 70 run.
acement last night by Alien
--.i. revenue commissioner,
Id enter the race, brought
.a. Of declared candidates
re others are Lieut.. Gov.
. g. I'M. Of Pittsboro, and J. NJ.
-.-..l. RaiGl 81 attorney.
@.u..a, another Raleigh law
. se probably would an
pax. Ueek. Smith said he orr
e. --i Intended - wait until
... =. but had decided to move
e. .yg"crd.
--c- dent would be set if as
. .- IKE Democrats file for the
&. indications now are that at
Sire, ana possibly as many as
.~ u:ne. alen will make the
sides B.yughtOn, Horton ana
4. Who have already an
-c.d, a-d Graveiy, Dr.. Poe ano
e.. "ho are expected to declars
-.Gether they will enter tbs