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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
COUNTY
REDUCES TAX RATE

Scotland Neck, May IA re-
duction in the county tax rate for the
next fiscal year from 80 cents per
leo to SIS cents per 100 was announc-
ed by the county commissioners Of
Halifax county following meeting
held earlier last week at Halifax.
For the first time in perhaps 60
years ana maybe longer. ii was stat
cd. the county will not levy one
penny Of tux Tor either debt service
or bond payments, either for schools,
roads or general purposes. All Of the
debt services Of the county are now
being PAID from the profits Of The A.
=. G. stores which have amounted
10 &4OC.0Go in the past five years.
The commissioners approved d
budget estimate Of S33G,li6.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13

College Station, Ralci%. May ID
Figures announced today by f. Y.
Floyd, AAA executive officer of
State College, showed that North
Carolina farmers have earned a
larger percentage OF their maximum
SOil-building payments under the
Agricultural Conservation Program
each succeeding year since the pro-
gram, in its present form, began in
936 Floyd announced that in 1893
this state earned 7&.l percent Of It's
maximum payments.
In 1886 the earnings were only
GOA percent of the maximum: in
1897 they were G9.l percent; and in
1888 farmers earned 1919 percent D!
the maximum payments.
Nine counties earned 50 percent or
more Of their maximum payments
last year. the Triplc-A executive said.
Tyrrcll led with 97.4 percent. follow
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
Memorial Day Is
Observed by L.

The Vance county chapter. l. d.
c.. observed Confederate Memorial
Day Friday. with IN appropriate pro-
gram that afternoon. Early in the
morning Il wreath was placed on the
Confederate mOnucmCnt in the court
house square. ana wreath and flow
ers Wcre placed in the Confederate
square 1t EimWood cemetery. and a
wreath wa sent to Annie Lees grave
in Warren county.
Because OF the Indictment weather.
The Friday afternoon exercises Wcrr
held IT ihu Eunc Of Mrs. Alex Coop
CT. rather than 1T the cemetery US
had been planned.
Punch and cakes were served tac
gucst, upon their arrival. After Z
bushes. meeting. a program was
presented. N...1 Mrs. i. r. Singleton
giving = par om Genera! P"ndar.
t"or, EG..cnmhc county. ono Of the
great Confederate grncrai= Killed
during the war.
\ large number al members al
tended the meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
Pulloril'm Tests
More Than Double
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
I'm Inc Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh. May l3.-Alm0st 100000
chickens (589.672 to be cNact were
cstcd for pulorum this season, more
.h1n twice az many as were tested
or years go, T. j. Foi;rie. Chief "i
hc plil0"Im djSHa"C control program
IF the State Department Of Agrlcul-
cr"". aid today.
The increase over last season
amounted to more than 100000, he
added. lin the 1867 season pullorum
tests were given to 2T7,4G5 BIRDS.
Fourie pointed out that there is no
real nope that the disease can be
completely controlled or eradlcatcd,
but constant testing and adoption
of recommended sanitation methods
will result in minimum loss OF p0ll-
u.v from iris malady>. he said.
The pullorlum disease control pro-
gram in North Carolina is o! parfl-
GUAR value to the farmer VINO buys
chickens for commercial purposes -.
he continued NATURALLY It IS to th'
farmers economic best interests Il
purchase birds that are free from lh'
disease.
"Therefore. farmers and o;he'
who desire baby chicks should IT,
sist that they arc from flockS ana
hatcheries under state SUPERVISOR.
Tests for the disease have been
completed in 90 North Carolina hat
cherries, all Of which have been de-
Signated as being IN. Gu. S. APP
proved Pullorlm Tested
Fourie lauded the cooperation OF
hatcherymen and flock owners with
the Agriculture Department in North
rlI.II;p1
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
T0night;S Game Ends
Bridge Tournament

The final evening of the bridge
tournament at West End Country
club. which has been in session for
several weeks. will be tonight, when
Mrs. W. ". Parker, il. and Ms.
Katherine Ralston play Miss Eliza
beth Morton and Mrs. CHARTS =.
Church for the loving cup. The cou-
test for the consolation prtzc will also
be tonight.
Play Will begin al $50 o'clock To-
night as usual, and members are urg-
ed to take part in the game tonight.
They are also requested to make up
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
Here for Weekend

Miss Martha Baity, Of High Point
College. visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. N. Baity. over the Weekend,
and had as her guests Miss Virginia
Jester. of Baltimore, and Miss Carol
Smith. OF Staten Island, N. Y. Miss
Mary Mitchell Bajty, Il student at the
Of North Carolina, also
spent the Weekend with them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
Class Meeting

The Shaw Philathea class Of the
First Baptist church will meet to-
night at 7:45 o'clock at the church,
with Mrs. Roy Tippett, Mrs. w. H,
Hester Mrs. II. E. Burgess. Mrs. f.
r.. Collins, Mrs. E. A. Jackson, and
Mrs. NJ L. Wood as hoSteSSes. Th2
home department Of the church will
be guests of the class.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
MARRIAGES
PARTIES
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES

their tables beforehand. \ high score
prize viii bc given fur the top score
10 night
Ii was said uy Il. 4. Clements, j.,
chairman Of the committee in charge
Ct the tournament that ii has been
very successful. with an average oi
~ tables participating per night He
stated thai much enthusiasm has
been displayed by the members dur
ing the weeks that the tournament
has been held.
All nsmbcrS arc urged 10 take part
in tonignt'& game, and 10 be ready to
BOOM on time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
Visit Mrs. Edwards.

Ms. \. l.. Hobgood. OF
g. a.a4ood. Jr.. Of the Uni
.. North Carolina, and Mr..
X. &. Edwards. of Rich
U... spent the Weekend in
..- .-.,l Mrs. x. W. Edwards.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
,isit in Greenville.

L. I. WoooIiet. Miss Betsy
"..&,c: Nj. and Mrs. c. D.
..t Miss Na>htI Newman
-... = IN GrccuV.ile. with MIR.
....- t.. II. Umphlett.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
y . 4 Iilgb Meeting.

....- ma Professional %O-
vii. .oid 4 very impor-
.-..- .u.oyrUW night at T:45
20 Perry Memorial lib
.... .t,sntuuCe is desired.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
Week End Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clyde HrHviS of
Greensboro were the weekend guests
Of Mr.. RcaNl>' parents. hry. and
Mrs. 3. {. ReaviS. They came on
Friday afternoon and rvtlncd to
Greensboro Sunday night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
Club Meeting Postponed.

. .,..ng OF the junior Tues
club. scheduled for tomorrow,
postponed until next Tues
..,.y -. NJ that time Mrs. H.
... Bass VIII bc hostess 70 the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13

"ArriI showers" sang the poet,
bring May flowers" Which too often
.lYn out 10 be just dondelion=.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
t.,r, IN Washington

..-. j,a-N Allen and al
. ... visiting Mrs. Fannie
III. IN Washington. D.
-..... days.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13

Tom, Van Noppcn, OF
.- .-e Weekend III Hen
BIZ. .uG Mrs. =. 1. Kirk
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13

... OF South Hill, Va,
...cN-eud with Mr..
Seaman.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13

... ~. viii arrive home
... tuesday. May II. He
.. ..... . 4. tie Export Leaf
L.. ... tour years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILL.

Raleigh. May l3.-Campaign cards
Of Waiter Murphy, Rowan Legislator
who is candidate against Secretary
OF State Trad Eure, reveal clearly
that ne was brought up in the old
school OF politics where ridicule Oh
tie opponent was always an impor-
tan1 part Of the game.
This is natural in view OF the Tact
that Murphy'S first campaign for the
Democratic party was made in 1884.
Ills card headed Pete" Murphy for
Secretary OF States makes several
ar:mudvclSiuns upon his opponent,
although it does not mention HIM by
Iamc.
It reads: Pete Murphy docs not
go to Atlanta to have his dental work
done. He wears clothes made out Of
North Carolina wool. woven on
North Carolina Icons. made and sold
~ North Carolina tallors; does not
20 u Norfolk. Va. 10 buy them. Pa
,runizcs nom" concerns: believes. in
North Carolina and has worked for
4 .or IDrly-siX years. Experience
counts Service amounts to more
has iland- maxim" and looking purity.
vote fer q hc-man for Secretary
cG State. not q kid with rompcrS on.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13

ErTVYnS EINI .ENsF.taI.
Mrs. Leon Njck returned to her
homie hero Saturday from Duke hos
piirl, Drnhuu. and is said TO be get
mg along nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13

Occasionally you have lad night and
wake the next morning feeling to9gY,
ii.ery and generally "all-in". When
this happens. let BIC" lend helping
hand. The quick-acting ingredients in
the BIC" formula work fast and relieve
in hurry.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-13

Keep loc or Csc package Of &c
handy. Use according 10 package di
reetions for the relief OF annoying LEAD
aches. the pains OF neuralgia or ian.
talizing muscular aches. When pains Of
this character persist or recur freq.en'
ly. consult a physician.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1940-07-19

knothor not22 Visitor this woul, vas
r. Lloyd fro cshinCton DC. wlao
IL co1@oc tea vita the Dopcrt.Hont Of
7: ,oicNl turo. 10 and ?. O1drov3
M . 5hor extension po0ple no. III tt,
bur board Of dtroctors end r..
i@eus0n and expressed their Gcsiro
TO coorora " with IS in cnv ,sv
P3sei}lo in doVo1opin~ { bitter
T arm 21ogreM. "ds portioNlcrlv
m0ro8sod With tn fronl- informal
g. 2'r. Lloyd discussed those rob
T Us ind told Us how they Horo st.
to*lr 5inC to over conc .5hoa in tho
tct35. tic told Of the co,cr-,1 t55.2s
Fec "oro a&nGltn~ these pr 3bl0~?s
f lc2"'1or5 that wono COMPOSED Of
T { r:1oas cnl it wcs the opin on Of
I'll those present tha uo should
f1v2 Q set up hero IN t225 valley
Pr thc, t na tlr3. ~.:
; viii hear moro Of this ct tho
~2>s'borahip r2ootinc also.
L.C.S.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21

Governali; Navy, which shut out a
good Drake team, 1910; George.
town, 1914 winner over Virginia
Tech on Friday night, and, among
the smaller schools, Rutgers, un-
scored-on in three games, Penn
State, Lafayette and Franklin and
Marshal e. ,-s-Yg-
Midwest = Oklahoma, starring
Jack Jacobs in a 14-0 score over
Kansas State; Detroit, unbeaten
and 60 winner over Manhattan on
Friday.
South-Georgia Tech, 1910 win.
ner over Vanderbilt; M~ississinni.
whose Junie Hovious and Merle
Hapes combined to send D,ioi1esne
down, to 14-6 defeat. first. in IS
games; Kentucky, impressive in
rolling over George Washington.
24-0; Mississippi etate, ,40-7 win
ner owe Howard, and, in the South
ern conference, North Carolina,
paced by Jim Lalanne in a 1877 de.
feat of N. c. State, and Duke 13.o
intersectional winner. over Colgate.
Southwest-Texas, which kent
Jack Grain on the benz = for half
the game and still beat Arkansas.
21-0. md Southern Methodist'
whose Preston Johnston ran 81
yards after punting the same dis.
lance the week before and also
was a defensive ace in a. 2O-13
victory over Auburn. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21
LIGHTNING CENSUS
CONDUCTED BY TURKS
Population Is Ordered To Remain
Indoors Until Count Is
Completed

1STANBUL, Turkey, Oct. 20. III
The entire Turkish population
virtually was imprisoned" at
home today as the government
conducted a lightning" census.
From 5 a. M, until 2 p. m.
when cannon doomed to signal
their release" the population had
been ordered to remain indoors I'm.
til the count could be completed
AN foreigners also were required
to remain at home.
Istanbul was like a deserted me.
tropolis during the count, with all
street cars, ferryboat and pedes.
train rtaffic stilled.
Officials predicted the census
would show a population climb tc
about 20, 000, 900 from the 1885 cen.
sus figure of 6 5000, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21
DUKE. TIGERS PUT TITLE ON LINE
DEVILS TO BATTLE
DEAC0NS OCT. rs
Clemson Engages Gamecocks
Thursday; Two Teams Now
Top Southern Circuit

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 20.-PC
Both Duke and Clemson, Southern
Conference football co-champions
last year, will place their 1910 title
hopes on the line against neigh
boring family foes this week.
Clemson's powerful squad, unde-
|feated in the loop in four seasons,
will engage South Carolina at Co.
lumbia on Thursday and Dukes
Blue Devils will play at Wake For
est on Saturday.
Clemson whipped the Gamecocks
|27-0 in the annual state fair clash
last year and will be heavy favor.
ties again. The Tigers have already
annexed two conference scalps, de.
feating N. c.. State 26.7 and Wake
Forest $50, and if they hurdle
South Carolina only Furman will
bar the way to a perfect loop record
and at least a share in the cham.
pionship honors.
Duke opened with a circuit de.
cision over V.M.I., \ then lost to
Tennessee 1870. Yesterday, the Blue
Devils downed Colgate 1870. Duke
eked out a 60 victory over Wake
Forest last year.
Three other conference duels are
docketed for this weekend. Wash.
ington and Lees Generals, who
opened their loop and state cam
paign with a 80 triumph over a
favored Richmond club, meet Vir.
GINA Tech at Lynchburg; David
sons Wildcats will be seeking their
first loop win in four tries at Fur
man, and v. M. rs Cadets, whose
stock is now booming after that
impressive victory over Virginia,
meet Richmond here.
Two major Southeastern-South.
ern scraps are also listed, Tulane
playing at North Carolina and Miss.
issippi State meeting N. G. State
at Raleigh. The latter will take
place Saturday night. Tulane and
Carolina left off at ALA last year.
A pair of Friday tilts-Oglethorpe
at The Citadel and Maryland.
Western Maryland at Baltimore
and William and Mary's homecomer
against Virginia Saturday round
out the program.
Southern Conference elevens made
their best showing of the season
against outside opposition last
weekend, winning five in nine
games. Paced by Dukes victory
over Colgate, Davidson downed Sc
vance 27-20, Wake Forest bested
strong Marshall College 31-19, V.
M. I. upset Virginia 10 and Will
liam and Mary rolled over Hamp.
den-Sydney 40. The reverses were
tailed by Florida over Maryland,
Ohio U. over Furman, George.
town over Virginia Tech and Pres.
~byterian over Citadel.
Standing of Southern Conference
football teams:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21

the Devils on the Baptists' lot this
weekend in the states chief at
traction.
At Chapel Hill, North Carolina
will be host to Tulane in another
aging rivalry that last year threw
some old-time fear into the hearts
of the Tar Heels. A great passing
attack saved the day and the game
ended in a 14-14 tie.
Other week end masterpieces
will match Davidson, plucky and
deceptive as ever, against tn e
powerful Furman Hurricane, while
N. c. State will entertain MISSISSIPPI
pi state in a night affair.
The weeks north state confer
ence program will offer Appalachi:
an against King at Boone, Catawba
against Guilford at Winston-Salem,
Elon at Miami university, Lenoir-
Rhyme at Newberry and Western
Carolina Teachers at High Point. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21
Grid Scores

COLLEGE
st. Mary's IS; LOyola Z.
Gonzaga 20; Portland O.
st. Ambrose -; Rockhurst 0.
Xavier Is; st. Vincent 3.
Providence College -; Can
isius 2.
PROFESSIONAL
Washington "a; Philadelphia
II.
New York IL; Pittsburgh O..
Chicago Bears 16; Brooklyn !.
Detroit 20; Green Bay IA.
Cleveland rs; Chicago Car
dinals IA. Jr"
Patterson 16; Newark !.
Boston 20; Buffalo O..
New York 30; Milwaukee 4.
Norfolk 10; Baltimore 10.
Wilmington 20; Long Island 0.
Jersey City 81; Providence O..
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21
VOLS TAKE FRONT
RANK IN CIRCUIT
Georgia Tech And Mississippi
Are Only Other Undefeat-
ed Southeastern Teams

ATLANTA, Oct. 20.-R-Tennes.
sees spectacular opportunists, rid.
ing the wings of Pip victory over
inspired Alabama, Joined two other
formidable teams at the head Of
the Southe astern conference foot
ball parade today.
The Knoxville Vols, with addi-
tional decisions over Duke and two
minor elevens to support their bid
for national honors, advanced with
Georgia Techs tricky Engineers in
to the front ranks, alongside Mis-
sissippi. This trio is the last of
the Southeastern's title contenders
sporting unblemished conference
records.
Tennessee, spanked by little
Johnny Buffers great running,
passing and punting, again was
outpointed in first downs but made
the points to take its first confer
ence test and strengthen it's warn
ing to four other Southeastern foes
Florida, Louisiana State, Ken
lucky and Vanderbilt.
The versatile Vols, with 10 men
scoring in their four straight tri-
umphs, flashed a two-touchdown
fourth quarter to beat down an
Alabama team, that gained only
three less yards, 2l5 to 212, with
superior blocking and great pro-
lection for their kickers and pass
ers Saturday.
Georgia Tech survived its first
conference test without exerting it.
self to its limit, Keeling off a 1910
conquest of a Vandy eleven which
had tied powerful Kentucky and
gave Princeton fits in a 7-6 defeat.
The Engineers, led by pint-sized
Johnny Bosch's passing, now face
Auburn, Kentucky, Alabama. Flor
ida and Georgia inside the con-
ference.
Mississippi Rebels, already with
two loop victories, stopped De-
quesne, 14-6, with another star per-
by little JUNE Hovious
and. powerful Merle Hapes for their
fifth consecutive win. The Rebels,
along with Tulane's 1916 victory
over Rice and Kentucky's $40 win
over. George Washington, helped
the Southeastern regain some OF
its intersectional prestige. !
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21
LADDER MATCHES
SLATED AT minis
School Net Teams To Start
Challenges Today; Boys
May Play Goldsboro

The tennis teams of New Han.
over High school will begin lad
der challenge matches today and
will continue until the spring sea.
son begins.
The girls team will line up as
follows: - Eslie Fergus, Agnes
Morton, Jocelyn Peck, Louise
Hardwick, Jean Jones, Katherine
Goodman, Mary Alice Rose, Betty
Davis, Alice Sprunt, Dotty Suther.
land, Barbara White, Betty Fay
Allen, Martha Sweeny, Peggy Nc.
liver, Julie Botesky, Florence Bo-
tesky.
This is a temporary ladder and
all girls who wish to try for the
team may challenge the last mem.
Der and work up to the first team.
This ladder was drawn from play
ers on it from last year and sew.
eral new prospects who have
shown considerable promise this
fall.
i The boys team will be:-Lionel
johnson, Nelson Taylor, Charles
Boney, Jerould Robinson, Charles
Edwards, Burt Myers, Paul Smell,
Kenneth Fuller, Matt Bullock, Cliff
Owensby, Arthur Shains, George
Saffo. Other. members will be adj
ded' to the boys. ladder as they
show up for practice.
The boys have a tentative match
with the Goldsboro Junior team,
made. up Of high school players,
on Saturday morning Of this week.
The match to be played in Colds
boro, has not been approved by
school officials, but is expected to
be today. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21
Leads Redskins To
34-17 Win Over Eagles

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2o.-R-
'Slingin' Sammy Baugh put on a
one-man show today to lead the
undefeated Washington Redskins
to a "a to II victory over the Phil
adelphia Eagles for tn e ir fifth
straight triumph in the National
Professional football league. The
former Texas Christian, ace, play
ing only about half of the game,
hurled three touchdown passes OF
Al, so and q yards and set up the
other two Washington scores with
his ~aeria1s. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21
Rocky Mount At Top In Eastern Grid Loon
DURHAM, WILSON
Tie FOR SECON
Wilmington Raleigh Tam,
Friday Only Conferen,,
Tilt On This Weeks Slat.

CHAPEL HILL, Oct. 2O-1nS,,
tons are that the 1910 high scboI|
Glass A football race will he wy
OF the closest and most exciS,,
contests in the long 27 year,;
history of the North Carolina ps|
School Athletic Associations ts
ball program.
Rocky Mount, Wilson, and D,|
ham are running neck.and.r. ,,|
for the Eastern crown and ssS'
bury and Greensboro are lust i
closely punched in the We,t,,|
Glass A conference.
Durham, defending State c,,l
A champion, and Wilson battlsi |
a thrilling 14-14 tie Friday MD
and the deadlock enabled mn.
feated Rocky Mount to move IN,
first place in the Eastern standr,|
WIN a slight lead. Wilson led ma
of the way but Durham mad. !
gallant comeback midway Of \
final quarter to score a se,,,
touchdown and the tying ey1
point.
Salisbury also rallied in
second half to overtake WinynI
Salem 1914 and take over 4
leadership in the Western Clss1
loop. Greensboro got off to an
pressive start in defense Of
Western title by trouncing Gs
tonia As to 6.
Glass A games this week y,
between Raleigh Wilmington n
Wilmington Friday night Al
Greensboro High Point at M
Point Friday afternoon.
The Glass B program lists cd
tests between Hallsboro. WhiterD
Cary-Hillsboro, Lumberton.H;s
let, Observation-Disclosures Sd
ford-Raeford.
The Class A standings follow
EASTEpN
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21
CAROLINA

CHAPEL HILL, Oct. 20 - Up -
THE Tulane game will be Caro-
lina's toughest test to date" scout
Bill Lange predicted today after
seeing the Greenies' 1876 triumph
over Rice, which beat L. S. U. and
was previously unscored.on," and
Carolina will need to play better
ball than it has played all season."
Head Coach Ray Wolf thought
the Tar Heels, who took State in
camp Saturday 10 to Z, were due
to give another inspired perform
ance like their brilliant game
against T. c. U. if they can. The
dope today was for a thriller like
the Carolina Tulane 14-14 tie last
year, but impartial experts gen.
orally favored the Greenies on the
basis of their great weight and
power.
The Tar Heels had a number OF
bumps and bruises to shr' for the
hard State battle, but no impor-
tant new casualties, and all lead.
ing performers were set to begin
the weeks heavy drills for Tu-
lane. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-21
eacons Tilt Saturday
Tops States Grid Program

CHARLOTTE, Oct. 20.-RH
Three years ago a hard driving,
ruthless band of Duke Blue Devils
turned upon Wake Forest and hu-
inflated the Deacons under a 67-0
score.
1t was one of the highest scores
ever run up against the Baptists
and they never forgot. This year,
members of that loyal band say,
may be one for revenge.
There is no denying that Wake
Forest is pointing for Duke and
this Saturday will tell the tale.
The Deacons have power and
know how to use it. Thus far, all
that can be said about the Dukes
is that they have the power but
some of their talents are going to
waste, SO say those boys in the
know.
At any rate, Wake Forest may
be counted on to open up against