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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25
MERRY-GO-ROUND

Pierce Butler, son of the late anti-New Deal Supreme Court Justice, is one of the braintrust- CTS on the Willkie train. Young Butler is aiding in the prepara- tion of speeches To block NaZi seizure of Dutch investments in the United States through ter rorization of their families and associates, Dutch businessmen in this country have. quietly formed new companies that have taken over the assets of the old ones under long-term notes, payable only when Holland regains its freedom. This reorganization has been done with Treasury and SEC aid, thus saving about $50,000,- 600 from Nazi coffers To keep step with the new civilian army, the War Department has added a civilian adviser to its press section. He is Harold Jacobs, vet eran newsman, borrowed from the Wage-Hour Division.
 DRAFT FORMULA
 Following is the mathematical formula likely to be used in de- termining the first-call draft quota of each state:
 400 (OO-State uuOta
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25
Questions
 and Answers
RY rREDERTC M KERBY

IN4NA-A
 Enclose three cent stamp for reply when addressing any ques- ton of fact or information Co the Waterbury Democratic iervice Bu- reau at Washington. Legal and medical advice cannot be gigen. nor cam extended research be un- taken Be sure all mail ts ad- i. dressed to The WATERBURY DEMOCRATS SERVICE BU- REAU, 1913 Thirteenth Street. Washington, Q. c.
 THE EDITOR e. What is a ''parlor pink?"
 A. The epithet is applied to cul- tured persons who subscribe to radi- cal political philosophies.
 o. Please give brief summary of the career of King Mifai of Ru- mania?
 A. Mihai (MichaeD of Rumania was born October 25, 1921, the son of Carol II; and grandson of the late King Ferdinand and Queen Marie. His mother was Helen, former prir- cess of Greece, daughter of the late Constantine, king of the Hellenes. Carols marriage to Helen was dis solved June q, 1928. Mihai was first proclaimed king when his father re- nounced the succession on the death of King Ferdinand, July 20, 1927, and reigned under a regency. He ceased to be king when his father returned on June 8, 1930, and ascended the throne, and Mihai was given the title of Great Voevod of Alba Julia. Mihai was again proclaimed king when his father abdicated September 6, 1940.
 o. Please state the areas of Wy oming and Colorado?
 A. wyoming 97,914 square miles; Colorado 103 ,948.
 o. What is the greatest speed at which an oil well has been drilled?
 A. Tt is believed to be slightly under 400 feet in A hours.
 o. Name the ten photoplays that have had the highest gross receipts. A. Among the leading pictures with high gross receipts were Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," Gone with the Wind" "Ben Hur," "The Singing Fool" "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" '"The Big Parade" "The Birth of a Nation" "Calval- cade," "The Covered Wagon" and ''The Jazz Singer"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25
National Spotlight
BY BRUCE CAPTION Waterbury Democrat Washington
 Correspondent

Washington, Oct. 25-Out of the agony of bomb-racked England, the American Red Cross hopes to get scientific information and work out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25

portional to the number of Class IA men registered in that state.
 Example: If there are 4,000,- GOO Class IA registrants in the nation. and a given state has 2.O00 of these, the formula would work out like this:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25

pear that whether or not the war achieves a new order" for either side it has already, for the time be- ing anyway, succeeded in turning hack the clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25
1000 100000

Not all the 200, however, would be called in the first draft. since from the figure would be deduct ed the number of state residents serving in the National Guard,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25

o. Is it proper to put ice in wine?
 A. No; because it kills the Lou quet of still wines and halts the effervescence of sparkling wines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25

regular army, navy, marine corps and coast guard. Copyright, 1940, 'by United Feature
 Syndicate, Inc)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25
Total Glass IA Registrants in U. s.

Class IA Registrants in State
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25

e. What is a ''parlor pink2"
 A. The epithet is applied to, cul- tured persons who subscribe to radi- cal political philosophies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-25

X 100000 200 State quota.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05
Sc E~NTREGARON CUATRO
A DE LOS -PRESI-
DIARIOS

Columbia, La, sep. Qua
tro de los presidiarios evadidos
fueron recapturados aver y el
quinto del grupo muerto a tiros
por la fuerza p1blica. Los ciu-
dadanos armados habian resca-
tado a Voncilla Williams, de 16
amos, y encontraron ilesos a los
otros dos jovencitos, Jerry Harr
inghili, de II amos, y Gladys
Diamond, de 10. FL criminal
muerto a tiros Sc liamaba Bruce
Fowler, de 20 amos, de Gary,
Indiana. Floyd BOyce tambien
de 29, otro de los recapturados
sostuvo I'm duelo a balazos, con
lua policia, en- Vicksburg, Miss.
Los otros que no hicieron resis
tencia Sc nohmbran William
Heard, Williams Lambers y
w. M. Meharg.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05
r DE 10 CRIMINAL

Ell juez Dewell, de Barlow,
suspendi6 aver para Ell dia II de
octubre la vista de la causa con-
ira Henry Artigas y Joe Pardo,
acusados de violar la ley contra
las bolitas Y loterias. Pidi6 Ell
aplazamiento de la vista ell fis-
cal Jose E. Williams, quien ase-
gura Sc encuentran fuera del
estado los tres principles tes-
tigos. Los hombres Sc declara-
ron culpables del delito, pero
despues cambiaron de parecer
cuando Ell juez Hines impuso a
cada uno condena de Is meses
de carcel. Apelaron al Tribu-
nal Supreme y fall6 en- ell SEN
lido de que Sc les otorgara un
juicio, retirandose ell testimo-
Mo de culpabilidad.
Obtuvo las evidencias contra
ellos Ell sheriff Culbreath.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05
UNA BOMBA MAT0
A 20 Personals
Alarma deN dos horas

Berlin, Sep. Sci mando
del ejercito informa que 18
personals murieron en- un ba-
rrio de trabajadores, en- esta
capital, con motive de haber
caido ALI una bomba lanzada
por la aviaci6n inglesa. Tn pc
licia pereci6 en- ell parque Tier
graten, donde tambien cay6
otra bomba. En- una casa de
a~pa~tamentos, destruida por
altos explosives, muri6 otro
hombre mas. Dur6 ell ataque
dos horas y los aviones visitan
ties encontraron una fuerte o.
~posicion.
Los peri6dicos Sc refieren a
las palabras die canciller Hit
Ter, pronunciadas aver, sobre
que la guerra pudiera durar
cuatro o cinco amos. Este indi-
ce que la invasion sera demo
rada hasta ell momento que Sc
considere mas favorable.
En- los 1ltimos dfas, seg1n
la nota Official, los ingleses
han perdido cinco destructo-
res, dos de ellos de tipo mo-
dernO.
Las bombas inglesas produ-
jeron tambien dahos en- una
planta electrical y en- varios al
macenes del ejercito.
BESIDE Suiza informan que
varios aeroplanos cruzaron so
bre su territorio, a gran altu-
ra, tomando Ia direction nor
deste.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05
NOMBRADO Ell JUE ADAMS
PARA Ell Case DE LA
IMPOSITION A LA TAMPA
ELECTRICA

Dssde Tallahassee Sc anun-
clio aver ell nombramiento de-
juez Hal w. Adams, de la Corte
del Circuito de Moyo, para presi
dir aqui Ell juicio de demanda de
la compania Tampa Electric,
que Sc opone a una disminuci6n
en- las tarifas, decretada por Ia
Junta de Utilidad, de NADIA me.
nos que ell 800
Mas de Is jueces habian re-
chazado la designation, por d.
ferentes motives. Adams ven
dra a Tampa y aqui conferen-
clara con los letrados de la Jun
ia y los que representa- a la
compania de electricidad
Creada por una combination
politica y presidida por I'm enc
Imigo personal del coronel
Knight, la Junta quiere sepa-
rar Ell servicio de tranvfa del a.
lumbrado para justificar asf Ia
rebaja.
La compahfa sostiene que su
utilidad es menor del 7% que la
ley permite y afirma que Sc We
"a obligada a aumentar ell pre-
clio del pasaje en- los carros 81
Sc separa, como la junta qiere,
Ell alumbrado en- detrimento de
otros negocios legales e inter-
relacionados de la empresa.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05
IONA NOEVAS MEDIDAs
DE Ell co.
.BIERNo DE

Ciudad de MEXICO, Sep. s.
Con motive de las nuevas anne
nazas de los "almazanistas',
ell gobierno del general Laza-
70 CaEdenas ha tornado nue.
vas precauciones para contes-
tar a la violencia con la vio-
lencia, 81 ell candidate derro-
tado en- las pasadas elecciones
decide recurrir a las armas
Todos los movimientos de
los partidarios de Almazan
son vigilados. Graciano San
chez, presidente de la COME
deraci6n del Trabajo, declare
hoy que $1,000, 900 de campe-
sinos v obreros apoyan al ge-
neral Cardenas y que $4,000
de ellos son soldados bien en-
trenados. "Estamos dispuestos
a tomar las armas en- favor
del gobierno y del presidente
electo, general Avila CANA
cho."
Antes de marcharse de esta
capital, NIGEL ATrechuelo, secre-
tario eecutivo del partido de AL
mazan, anunci6 que Ell "atrope-
llo" no sera toleradO. Trechue-
10 desapareci6 y junto con Ell O.
tro 500 "almazanistas"
Ell dia IL de septiembre, en-
una brilalnte ceremonial, la Ca
mara de Diputados declara que
ell general Avila Camacho es Ell
presidente electo de la Republi-
ca.
Prominentes almazanistas Sc
estan reuniendo en- San Anto-
Mo o Eagle Pass, Texas, co ell
fin de organizar una Junta y
preparar una revolution. Entire
los llegados figuran Francisco
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

us6 en- Nda ivan Tageneff. Pc
saba Ell cere0ro del fanoso no
velisp russo del siglo XVIy, cua
tro libras yS0 onzas.
Despues Sc menciona ell de Da-
mel Webster, ell .estadista amef
cano. mes =
iAporta ell tamanoNe kcere-
bro una wrdadera meR2
No Sc ha probado aunque ~
cerebro de mayor tamano haga
mas efectivas Gas facultades
mentales. Ell DR.. R. J. A.. BerEy,
exprdfesor de- Anatomia debia
Universidad de Melbourne, mi
di6 miles de craneos y encontr6
que ninos de mentalidad defec-
tuosa tenian ell cerebro un20%o
por debajo del tamano normal.
FL professor Berry tambi4n
midio ell craneo de profesores,
estudiantes y criminaleSALos re
sultados, en- centip fos cdbi-
cos, son los siguientes profeso-
res, 1924 centimetros c1bicos;
estudiantes: 1,5O7 &C. .crimina-
les, 1,438, &C.
Tambien investig6 las diferen
cias entire varias categorias de
y descubri6 que an
grupo de desfalcadores tenia
100 centfmetros c1bicos mas de
capacidad cerebral que ell prone
dio de un grupo de mozos encar-
de cuidar ell ganado.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05
PARA LA NUJER DEL HOO
DEsTn;oI - MUJER ksN A saANIA
LA igusGs 5 campo de once niS &cii65n"

Durante muchoS amos Hitler
ha estado prometiendo a las mu
jeres alemanas un parafso de
b~ienestar y felicidad material.
e~Rcie0temente Sc ha publicado
un libro, debido a la puma del
professor Ernesto Bergman IL
tulado "Vom Geiste Der Mutt
erschaft", lei espfritu de ma
ternidad) ell que proyecta un ra
yo de luz especial sobre esta pro
mesa. "E estado de monoga-
mia por la duraci6n de la vida"
dice, "es contrario a la naturale-
"a y daioso para la raza. A
fortunadamente la monogamfa
existe solo en- teorfa. En- un es-
tado acknowledgements organiza-
do, la mujer infecunda es objeto
de desprecio. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
hay un sinn1mero de hombres
i6venes y writes dispuestos y
deseosos, y por fortuna Sc ne
costa solo un hOmbre joven de
pura raza para convertir en- ma
dres a veinte muchachas. Las
mujeres j6venes estan prepare
das a cooperar a s~atisfacer la
necesidad de prole, siempre que
no Sc hallen detenidas por la es-
t1pida idea de 10 que Sc llama
"costumbre civilizada de matri-
monio mon6gamo'."
En- ell Tercer Reich TODD, abb
s~olutamente TODD esta subordina
do a la guerra. Recientemente,
por ejempIo, ell peri6dico "Ras-
see" public6 I'm articulo en- el
que Sc LEILA: "Cuando una madre
alemana da a luz a un hijo ro-
I!busto, una batalla por Alemania
sc ha ganado".
Cuando Hitler Sc elev6 al po-
der, Sc dijo al pueblo aleman,
que mientras los hombres 'gober
naban ell mundo" las mujeres
"gobernaban la cocina". Sin en-
barge la guerra, y la economic
que la guerra ha impuesto, ha
hecho que 10 de "gobernar la CO.
cina' sea una pura Illusion. A 10
menos ounce milones de mule
res alemanas trabajan en- la ac-
tualidad, diez horas en- fabri-
cas- y talleres. FL "Reichsar-
betisblatt' 'mencionaba hace po-
co que muchas de las mujeres
trabajando en- fabricas y talle-
res sufrian o bien de exoftal-
mia o bien de paperas. Estas
enfermedades son signos de des-
6rdenes glandulares debidos al
exceso de trabajo. Insomnia, es-
tadOs nerviosps y palpitaciones
son otros signos no menos evil
denies de la indisposici6n epis
demica entire las obreras de las
fabricas en- AlemanIa.
A fin de que la mujer alema-
ma no sc de demasiada importan
La gaceta., 1940-09-05
CEREBROS

Los medicos que hicieron la
autopsia al cadaver de Leon
.Trotzky Quedaron impresiona-
dos por ell tamano de su cerebro.
Pesaba tres libras y media, uno
de los mas grandes encontrados
por las autoridades medicas me-
jicanas.
Ell mayor cerebro que Sc re-
.cuerda en- la historic medica, 20
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

Cardenas, exgobernader del eS-
tadO de Nuevo Leon: general
Jose JMijares Paencia, exjefe
de la policfa de Ciadad de Me-
leo; Luis Morones, lider obrero,
y uno de Tos directories de la cam
pana de Almazan. Almazan Sc
encuentra ahora en- la ciudad de
Baltimore, Estados Unidos, y di
cese que Sc unira a sus partida-
rios en- la frontera.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

cia a 81 misma. en- una palabr;
o sc de demasiados hunlos, Il
los cafes y restaurantes Sc har
puesto grandes letreros en- los
que sc lee: "Esta prohibido a Ia.
senoras Ell fumar"; "La mujel
que asa polvos y carmin pars
los labioss Sc expone a ser expul,
sada de La union de mNjereS
alemanas'."
Las leyes y disposiciones so.
bre la libertad personal Sc estan
dfa a dfa introduciendo mas pre-
fundamente en- la vida privada.
Muchachas entire las edades de
dieciseis y veinticinco tienen eli
deber de pasar un ano en- traba-
jos agricolas durante ell cual vi
ven en- campos en- la mas COM
pleta promicuidad con homb~es
del S. S.
Mientras que en- Alemania Sc
permite, mejor dicho Sc obliga,
a la mujer a desempenar los
mas pesados trabajos manuales
en- las industries, cada dfa Sc les
hace mas dificil y cast imposi-
bic ell entrar en- una de las pro-
fesiones liberales. De cada Glen
estudiantes masculinos en- una
universidad cualquiera, Sc per-
miten solo diez mujeres. De la
poblaci6n total alemana, unos
80 millones, habia en- 1889 solo
rs muchachas estudiando medi-
Gina. La entrada en- las carreras
legales, abogado ,,notario, pro-
curador, ETC., no esta permitida
a la mujer. Las mujeres macs
tras q. en- Prussia habian termi-
nado la carrera antes de la que
ira, Sc les orden6 TRAFALGAR en- ell
campo como criadas o emplea-,
das domesticas en- familias nu-
merosas. Las plazas de las escue
las, aun de las escuelas para
mujeres, eran desempenadas
por hombres hasta que al esta-
liar la guerra estos fueron Ila-
mados a filas
La igualdad de derecho en-
tire hombre y mujer, Sc reserva
en- Ell Tercer Reich q la "igual-
dad del campo de concentra-
ci6n". En- uno de dichos campos
para mujeres, en- Lichtburg, en-
Pomerania, las reclusas estan al
cargo de hombres del S. S. Las
prisioneras tienen que efectuar
Ell mismo trabajo pesadO de los
hombres (transporte de travie-
sas, machacar piedra TRAFALGAR
en- la construction de caminos Y
carreteras durante doce horas
al dia a la inclemencia del sol
o de la lluvia) y de romper la
mas minima disposition o regla,
reciben Ell mismo castigo que los
hOmbreS. FL recibir una zambu-
llida en- aqua fra como ell hie!o,
en- ell rigor de un cruel invierno,
Sc cOnsidera un "reproche sua-
We, FL horrible fin de Maria
JanowSky, que form6 parte del
Concejo de Berlin en- los dias de
la repGblica, y que fue muerta a
pedrada limpia no es nj con mu-
|cho un case dnico y excepcio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

Uno que Sc Marcia sacrifica una
casa que vale $4,000, en- Nebraska,
por$4,000 Mil pesos al contado v eli
resto a plazos. Cuatro h~abitaciones
de dOrmir, sala de sol, cocina, cochA
IA, decoradO, techo de pizarra.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

Cinco casas N Ybor, de esquina, 1
de 2 pises. Cu$tro de un piso. Todas
en- buenas condolences, con aceras.
Alquiler de $85 por mes. Precio de
venta $4,000.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

Casa de dos pisos en- Tali1ferro 8
cuartos, sala, coeina, bano arboles
f%rutales. 76x126 81 500. $3.50 al con-
tado y Is meses para pagan.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

los vapores de 81 convoy fue-
ron torpedeados a los cinco,
dias de haber salido de Liver
pool. Arrib6 ell vapor con 600
pasajeros, incluyendo 200 nj
nos ingleses, de los cuales seis
Sc quedaran aquf.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05
LOS PASAJEROS DICEN
QUE CINCO VAPORES
FUERON HUNDIDOS

Colon, Panama, Sep. 5.Pasa
jeros llegados en- ell vapor in
gls Orduna dicen que cinco de
La gaceta., 1940-09-05
de Propiedades

Dos locales para establecimientos
y n casa de vivienda ccn 3 cuartos,
On Tampa Heights, $2,75O. Una ter
cera al contado y Ell resto a plazos
faciles.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

Una casa col 4 apartamentos. AL
quiler de $3.50 al mes. Precio de
venta 1900. $3.50 al contado y Ell res
to c6mOdamente.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

Casa pequeha, dos cuartos de dor
mir, Tampa cerca de Columbus DR.
$500. $3.50 al eontado y $40 al mes.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

Cerca del parque kobles, dos casas,
De estuco, de dos apartamentos cada
una. A~lquiladas Ell $40 al mes. Pre-
clio $2,250.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05
G

Fernando Montana Miyaresy
vecino de la casa ndmero 220z
de Ia Gale Mitchell, en-
Heights, falleci6 aSer,
de 40 amos. - aDsu MAD,
Sra. Luisa Miyares; un hijo,
Guillermo; una hija, Olga Mi
yares, y dos hermanos.
E1 entierro Sc verificara en-
la tarde de hoy, a las $50.
La gaceta., 1940-09-05

Tenemos para Ia venta FiReas, Bo-
degas, Gasolineras y 10 que listed
ousca
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
Carolina Meets Duke Tonight

pie Hurricane Saturday. Both tits
are carded Ton the Wake gymnasium.
The DeaconS defeated South Car
DINA there in the early part of the
season, 51-38, but since that time
several new players have become
eligible for the Gamecocks, and they
will all be ready for the Deacons to-
morrow night.
Evidence of the additional
strength to the South Carolina team
was the 47-39 victory over David
son Monday night OF this week.
Wake Forest clinched a berth in
the tournament with the smashing
$3.50 win over Clemson Tuesday
night. but the DeaconS would like
very much to take their final two
games Of the year in order to assure
themselves one Of the choice seeded
places.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
little Blues" Seek to
Repeat Earlier Tri-
unnpIa; Frosh Teams
To Meet I'm PreIiu,s;
Record Crowd Ex-
oected For Contest.
EsG FIVE STANDING.
Won Lost
Game Tonight.

nuSium.
Durham. Fob. 22.-(NP)-Thcrc's
no need IL unCuncc II with In"
lIu,yina .? trumDct@--lhc crowd VIII
H.. ihcrr rouHvtil"$s-DW Duke AM
varsity and tie University uI North
Carolina are Ia renew their ancient
athletic le.ld in the Duke gymn&siuN
tonight when Eddie Cmmcron's Lit
Ire Blues clash with Bill! LangeS
White PhanlumS ~ the season.
finale for both clubs.
Tie tlp-ult tonight Will come ii
$50 o .yi,.cN. i freshr&n t3l' bCtWetn
the Blue Imps and Tar Babiec s on
thc preliminary caro- lUr l:l5.
IT,. ~-.iUlr that In" largest au
d:c.ce m southern b&ANctCa!I l.. rs
viii. Y. w the puttIc between tn" tWo
top-rynking teams in the Southern
conference. The advance sale Of
ticket, has broken AL records, but
the Duke athletic Office &unounc@d
this afternoon there were still few
seats available.
Duke will be out TO repeat an al
most miraculous triumph scored over
the rhuntOmS at Chapel Hill II days
ago. But that victory was won the
hard way. Trailing by II points at
nut!limU. the Blue Devils came back
with q tremendous scoring surge IN
the l.nal half to grab 4 5O-44 VIC
tory. They would just as soon not
nave 10 repeat that method tonight.
And the White PhanlOm& have no
duGDt taken precautions against such
= recurrence. II they get the jump
u2ain tonight, they intend 10 remain
out in front.
The polished Carolina offenSe will
function as usual aruund George
Glumuck, the SiX-iool, GiVc-inch CEN
ter, whose scoring ieals are inc Toast
Of the conference this year. George
nit the hoop Tor q points in that
FIRST Duke game and turned IN Il
sparkling ail-aromd performance.
10 CHECK G!amack-if chccK"a
him is bIe-Dutn ~ u -. :
Chuck Holley and = :. Allen. BUs
UOLu Ol lIe DI..E -~... ..-.- s,vG
away a height advantage If several
inches 10 the Carolina star.
While HoIlcy and Allen VIII be the
key men in Dukes defense, the Lit
tie Blues" will be counting on no
single player 10 lead them offensive
~. S;iI members Of lie Duke team,
paced by Allen with 1873 ITALICS, have
scored over 100 points this season
Bill Mock has l46. HoIIey has 1919,
Glenn Price, i22, Cy ValSaek, l19,
ana Captain Bill Parsons, III.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
AycockSweeps
With EPSON

Aycock swept doublcheader here
last night with EPSON. with the girls
winning 20 to Is, and the boys by Il
SO to II score.
The Aycock girls led throughout,
paced by Miss Murphy, with ~
points. Miss Tharringtcn was the top
scorer for the losers.
Misses Gill, HoyIe and Newman,
Aycock guards, turned in bang up
games. with their pass work most
effective.
The Ayccck boys turned in their
best performance of the season. with
kittrell, with 10. and Clark. guard
who struck his stride in the contest.
getting 10. Most OF Clark's points
came from i've beautiful field goals.
McCauIcy led EPSON, with eight
points.
The lmCup.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
TAR HEEL WRESTLERS
DEFEAT N. G. STATE


Chapel Hill, Feb. 22.-(AP)-The
raruiina Wrcstlcrs defeated State
1T night, Is - To I 10 to keep
.rir Big Five slate clean. State pre-
ov>iY had beaten Dukc, and if the
IN Heels can do likewise Saturday
ley will have the title.
The matches were spirited and
lose with not single fall. seven
decision, and one draw.
Charlic TiIlett and Bill Murdoch
Hho were still even after two extra
.criods, put up the closest scrap
Ffilc Capt. Ted Johnson and Bur,
CESS Urquhart, who scored several
lear-fHll, built up the biggest mar
gins.
Feature matches were the l2l-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
PLAYMAKE.S WILL
GIVE NOTED ZLAY

Chapel Hi. Feb. 22.-"ki*s tie
Boys Goodbye. Clare Boothc's 81
tiric play ON UoilyWoOd'S natio1-
wide hunt for a Scarlet O'Haru. viii
be presented uy the Carolina Play
makers in then theatre at the Uni
verSity Wednesday. Thursday. fri
day and Saturday nights. February
%, 30, March |. >. at 1870 o'clock.
A Broadway hit last season. kiss
the Boys Goodbye" starred Alaja-
ma-boln Helen Claire in The role ~
.Cndy Lou Bethany. honcy-v"iccd
daughter of the Old South who turns
loose her Culpcppcr lcnlbcr ON 4
.hOuScful Of urban sOphlSuc2lcs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22

y promise IS Il debt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
BOOKS ACQUIRED

Durham. Feb. 22.-Four important
photographed compilations dealing
with Spanish and French history and
early literary works have been &C
qured by the Duke university libra
~. The group comprises - volumes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
HENDERSON WHIPS
LAWRENCEVlLLE MEN

Henderson took d victory from
LaWrenccviIle. Va boWers here last
night on the Standard Bowling AL
l2yS by narrow margin, The score
being 1887 10 1867.
The match was interesting, anG
closely watched by those attending.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22

and 45-pOumd bouts. Hunter tool:
DeVant down twice and scored on"
near-lall. DeVant came Up and took
the top but was too far behind 10
catch up.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
LAWRENCEVILLE WILL
BOWL HERE TONIGHT

The LaWrencevil!e, Va. ladies' bow
ling team will meet Henderson here
tonight at 8 o'clock ON the Standard
Bowling Alleys, according TO an an
nouncement made today.
The teams have met twice, with
each holding victory.
TonightS contest will be the rub
Der game Of Il series.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22
cor- locks At
Wake Forest
Friday Night

Feb. 22.-With the
..Il on ne current
.r Southern Confer
.-....y Grc2Sou'S Dea-
lu-vSt. already as
" ~ me conference
rrrN VIII wind up
weekend. meet
.e'..'S GlmecOckS
md Fur~:an'S Par
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-02-22

II is good to live up 10 the truths;
we profess.