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Record Capital Entry National Duckpn Meet nte by Big P O. List
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Yale's baseball team has sched.
uled games with Georgetown and
Catholic U. here April I. G. U.
will be met In the morning and
G. U. in the afternoon.
Babe Ruth is starting training
camp fans with a 54-ounce bat.
Most players use a bat Of As
ounces or less.
Harvard's tennis team will play
Chevy Chase Club here April %
on a swing through the South.
The Potomac Anglers Associa-
ton will meet tonight at the
Rathskeller at Eighth and E
streets for the annual election of
officers.
The McKeesport High School
quint, Pennsylvania titleholders
which will meet Tech here soon,
beat Wilmington High in a tune
up game, 81 to II.
Evening star., 1940-03-10

ST. MARTINS LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
First Win in P|ayoff
Still Brewers Goal
In Clipper Game
Regular Lineup to Face
Baltimore Team Here
This Afternoon

Still seeking their first victory in
the American. Basket Ball Leagues
playoff championship series, the
Heurich Brewers this afternoon en-
tertain one Of the two teams which
has defeated them since the title
play started a week ago today.
The Baltimore Clippers. 1887
conquerors Of the Brewers only last
Friday night. are the guests of the
day, but they probably will be with
out their big star again when play
begins at 2::30 o'clock.
Clippers Minus Star.
Although he ended the season as
the leagues leading scorer by
wide margin, Bob McDermott was
injured in the Clipper-Brewer game
a week ago last night and his re-
turn to the lineup today is problem
atical. The visitors will be bolstered,
however. by the return of Bill Nash,
a versatile veteran who always Is
valuable.
The Brewers also must keep their
eyes peeled on Bob Bollerman, AL
Esposito and Allie Schuckman, all
Of whom played an equal share in
stopping them at Baltimore two
nights back.
If they are to remain q serious
contender for the league cup, its
almost vital that the Brewers break
their recent slump today. Only
eight games are scheduled for each
team in the playoff series and three
defeats would be well-nigh fatal.
Brewer Regulars to Start.
The regular Heurich quint of Phil
Rabin, Moe Dubilier, Mike Bloom.
Ben Kramer and Coach Mack Pos
mack is expected to take the floor
at the start.
A preliminary between United
Clay Products and Petworth A. G.
is scheduled for LAS o'clock, with
Bob Nowaskey, George Washington
University football star, making his
debut with United Clay.
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Eastern Loop for Mat
Competition Formed

BY the Associated Press.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 9.-An
Eastern intercollegiate wrestling
league was formed here today.
The league title will be distinct
from the American tournament
championship.
At the same time the association
voted into its membership the Mill
tary Academy and announced that
action on including the Naval
Academy was pending.
Other association members are
Iehigh, Penn State, Pennsylvania,
Columbia, Yale, Princeton, Harvard,
Cornell and Syracuse.
Next years championship tourna-
ment was awarded to Columbia, for
March IA and Is.
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High team set-Holy Name. 1.7O3.
High team game-et. Peters 3, 01z.
11l.34.
High individual set-Morsanstsrn ~.
Peters ~, 4l3.
HiEh. individual gams-F. Ftsgsfald
(Holy Name), 1877.
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Washington Bodninton Meet
Will Have Record Entry

With the prospects of the largest
field ever to compete in a local
badminton tournament, the ninth
annual District of Columbia closed
championships will start next Sat-
urday at the Kensington Armory.
Mems and women's singles and
doubles and mixed doubles, with
consolation rounds in all events, are
scheduled, with competition re-
stricted to residents of this area.
Entries close at noon Thursday
and should be sent to Bill Shreve
at the Tennis Shop, 1919 Fifteenth
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Lehieh GroppIers Again
Take Eastern Crown

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 9 R.-
Lehigh's hardy wrestling perennials
won the Eastern intercollegiate As
sociation title for the tenth time in
13 years today.
Coming through the final bouts
with two champions and Is points,
the Engineers laboriously added six
more points in consolation bouts for
q total 81.
Princeton, with two champions
and II points, had q final score of
Is. Yale gathered enough consola-
ton points to tie Princeton for
second honors.
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street NV. or telephoned to him at
National 5165. Fees are so cents per
person per event.
Kay and Joe Baker will defend
their singles championships as well
as their mixed doubles title and will
pair with Polly Norment and Max
Harrington in defense Of the
women's and mems doubles cham
pionships.
First rounds of play are scheduled
for Saturday and Sunday, second
rounds. for March 40, quarter1nAls
and semifinals for March a and
finals On Sunday, March ~.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Calvary Five Captures
Loops Feature Game

Led by Grigsby and Russell, who
scored Is and 10 points, respectively,
Calvary Baptist tossers defeated ST.
Stephens, 1923, yesterday in the
feature Y. M. G. A. Junior Sunday
School League game.
Other games saw United Brethren
whip Rhode Island Avenue M. E.,
34-22; Y. M. c. A. Flashes trim
Mount Vernon, 1920, and Y. M.
c. A. Hawks spank Cleveland Park,
1912.
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Totals IS 5 35
Totals IA 4 80
RafArAA-n TreR

Totals IL O %
Referee-D. Treg.
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Arcadia Women OutroII
TivoIi, 1852 to 1,574

A big middle-game count of 6l4
enabled the Arcadia Ladies' District
League team to triumph over the
Tivoi quint OF Baltimore last night
at the Arcadia by . score of 1882 to
1,574 In the first skirmish of q
home home series. Scores:
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FiIIy Ariel Time Dies
From Natural Causes
By the Associated Press

0y IlIe AS8OClSCeU TFeS8.
LOS ANGELES, March 9.-Ariel
Time, fleet 3-year-old fllly, died
from natural causes Thursday
night, 1t was learned today.
Ariel Time was by Ariel out Of
Centime and was purchased for
5000 at the 1887 Saratoga year.
ling sales by Harry Warner and
MMvyn Le Roy, motion picture exec.
0ttyoA
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SILVER SPRING GEORGIA AVE. LEAGUE.

High team games-Colesville Service,
$50; Mascetti's Shoe Repair. $40: National
Electric Machine. 6:3S.
High team sets-s 8. Dyers 4 Cleaners.
1.193; Farran's Grill, 1.761; Franklin
High averases-o. Green ls. 8. Dyers,.
117-77: T. Brown lFarran's). 114-46: M.
Brown National Electric Machine). 114-32;
Hisn spare.o. Green Is, 8. Dyers,.
242: Reds Miller Franklin), 214: B.
Drott Franklin). 210.
55; K. schroyer rMorninssidei. 81: r.
Brown Farran'0. 80; L. Hendrick (Willis).
so.
Dyers,. 421; L. Hendrick willis. 412: W.
Arnold (Bergmann'O. 40.
High individual Rames-L. Hendrick
tWilliS). III; K Schroyer iMorningside).
40; Leer tMascettis). l6s; Lanhardt
tCarter-LanhardD. 1853.
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s. s. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

High team setS-RyAnS Iavern. l,142;
southern Oxygen. 1.732: Mizeu Lumber,
1,710.
High team sames-Ryans Tavern. 631;
southern Oxygen. GIL: Fort Stevens Post,
High averaRes-Roberts (Southern). j.
Halt: Mehler Camp Meigs), 1852;
King tsouthern). 1879.
High spares-Roberts (southern). 1874;
Binks (southern). 1888; Allen (Ryans). 1S1.
High strikes-Roberts and T. Lehmans,
46: Miller and Turner, A; Allen (Ryans),
43.
High individual sets-Kine (Southern),
Alb: Hanlein Furt Stevens). 401: Brust
tFreddy's). 1894
High individual games-King (South-
ern). 113; Sacrey Camp Meigs), 1877: Allen
tRyans), 1852.
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GREENBELT LEAGUE,

High team g&mes-Musketeers. b87;
HiIh, team sets-.Musketeers 1885:
High individual games-Temple. III:
Bowman and Boggs, 1853.
man. 307.
Hish strikes-Temple. 81: LAstner. 80.
High spAres-Temple, 21B; MillbTook.
High nat game-Allen, o6
Hish ayeragesETemple, 1919: Bow
Hscs,:i i0's; s:.a:s: 'a'2o '2os:' 11sasssst 1s1,nssS:ss
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Henley Stars as Local
CoIored Quint Wins

Henley scored 20 points in leading
the Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. basket
ball team to a 61-35 victory over
Butler Street Y. M. G. A. of Atlanta,
Ca, last night.
The local colored Y. M. G. A. volley
ball team also whipped the invading
Atlantans, FL.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
3 Basket Ball Ti|ts
Listed During Week
In Rec League

Twenty-three games will be
played in the District Recreation
Basket Ball League this week.
Following is the schedule and
standing of the teams:
TOMORROW.
keosevelt High Division tSection NJ
sYen 8 Seas G vs. VS. y.n.S.rs nss sest
Arlington A. A. VS.. Beiimsi, Hestini. $50.
r,~ Mckinley HiEh Division.
9nited pan., Tspewriters vs. Petworth A. c.. 7:30.
Bel ,Glothiers VS.. Maritime Commission,
Eastern Division.
seat Pleasant VS.. Trinity M. E., 500.
Greenoelt VS.. National Laundry. 900.
Langley Division.
Ineta Delta Phi VS.. De Molay, 700.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is.
Roosevelt High Division tSeetion IID.
NJ: Rainier No. VS.. Pepco. $50.
Central Hish Division 5seetion M.
Epsilon, $50.
TnHggksDAY, MARCH IA.
PetWorth A. c. VS.. Regal Clothiers, 7,3O
Maritime Commission VS.. 6. A. O., $50.
NE. Merchants VS.. Marvin's Credit, $50.
A., Roosevelt High Division 'section u.
Nc MeLean sealata "A; G VS.. Red Cross: $50,
washington Flour VS., j. c. c., $50.
Boiling Field vs. Wade's Auto, 800.
LanEley Division &c. P. o. Ieasue).
job Press No. 1 VS.. Document 500.
STANDINGS SECOND HALF.
Mckinley League.
$:::: :jE
Roosevelt u Le,Eus tseetion ~.
ye3ish %sse t!09s E. Cen: Hs5.ss1surs As1ssn
Roosevelt VI Le1sue <seetion e.. ,v,
sons ss oi ssiSs fssss Ssxsn sfs' eia5 aE
Roosevelt VI Ie,Fus tseetion 81. !,
kssal SiHsa t5Ssss cis4Rs$ S.peo Ta1!e'e Mem
Central i keafus fseetion IL. w
asoApp4sns a q st5ssk' sGsisi sassd 5ees1i57 Essa
Central i aeaTus tseetion r..
s.$. E,i:.s;} s;I &, s. ss': s'E' S''ss ss.
Eastern Leasue.
E;:|| ;
Hins League.
$$$:;:,5 $:$;s S:;; e.:
Hine Leasue tF.rm Credit seetion:l.
Essss'a.- EssI:. 7 2 s=isnna.-$ s:ss.n.'.
LANGLEY he.rus tsection ~.
asiysssas, &. sss3si.- es:;.sss.f as:;s
lexington - Z 8 Is ciu6N----- !
LANGLEY Leaxus Csection ~.
Trojan. 9 . . Bates A. c. v = 4 4
:; {: silents--- / sommed: Credit ! !
Ms.': Hss'. bsits sss chi Z 6s G1yis ss,yee
LanEiey League &C. P. o. section.l.
Job Press No. 2 3 9 Proofroom---- ! j
RSsY%snt 5ss p4sss No: i i i o0m00sins---- Q !
Langley League (Hecht co.,.
sstSssitts'ssyy.--Y sasita'sy.--- fas:4oe, CLIP:
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Standings and Records in D. c. Bowling Leagues
LxrTH. CARazEsy LEAGUE.

Hieh individual averaEe-Frederichs
(CentraD, 1914:
High individual game-Frederichs (Cen-
traD. 1884
High individual sst-Frederichs (Cen-
traD, 800.
High team game-Centrsl 6O3.
High team set-Central, 1.743.
High flat gamesEMulvey fBan Franklin),
o.: Fanshaw (Woodridge), 81.
Weekly high game-GerarM (You
Hish strikss-Lindamood (You street).
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Duke Tunkmen Set Mark

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., March 9
@.-Duke's trio Of Noise, Shepard
and Emmett racked up q new ma
tional junior record Of 1:40.1 In the
150-meter medley relay at the Caro-
unas a. A. q. swimming meet here
today.
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OPTICAL LEAGUE.

High team sets-Edmonds l, 1895: Con-
necticut, 1851.
Hish team Eames-Connecticut. es1:
Shuron. 6O3,
Hish individual sets-warneke. 40;
High individual Eames-Warneke. 172:
Dublier. 40.
High averages-Warneke. 112; Brun.
High strikes-Bradley, 81: Warneke. 80.
High Spares-Brun. 104: Warneke, 1O2
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EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE

High individual averages-Deloe, 1887,
r. Smith, 1856: Nicholson, l17-b0,
High team Sets0Centennial, 1,SO4:
First Brethren, 1877
High team game-East washinRton
Heights: 674; Vaughn. 64s; First Breth-
rem, 64S.
CLANCY, 422; Treese, AIT.
High individual game-Powell, ITO;
Treese 1888: Yruton. 1855.
High strikes-L Koonty So: Nieholson.
So: Powell, So.
Hieh spares-Deloe. 230: Stewart ri:
r. Smith. 214.
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CHEVY CHASE ICE LADIES LEAGUE

High team Eames-Bees. 625; WaspA
511.
Hish team sets-Bses. 1.471, Easlss,
High individual samss-Mrs. Ford. 1ks;
Mrs. Vest, 146. '
High individual sets-Mrs. Fued. So6:
Mrs. Burns, $50. '
Bageant IA.
High spares-Mrs. BAssett, eS; Ms.
9vingle. SO.
High sverases-Mrs Ford. 1o6; Mrs,
Bassett, 95.
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INSURANCE LEAGUE,

High team same-Great American, 617.
High team set-Aetna, 1.719.
High individual game-Wilson. 161.
High individual set-Hurd, 421.
Hieh individual averages-Schaffert,
118-46: Hurd, Halt
High strikesWhite. 46
High spares-Schafert, 172.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Tiqers Want TuIent

The Takoma Tigers are seeking
hustling ball players. Phone Ed
Bladen at Shepherd 2542-J.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE.
EXeninK'a Hi9ha,

Evenings Highs.
High individual set. Diegelmann. 381.
High individual -Cocimano. Ia.
High team game-Trinidad, 525.
High team set-Trinidad, 1882
Weekly prize-Cocimano (Trinidad), IA
game (43 pins over his average),
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VETERANS ADMINISTRATION LADIES.

High individual game-Miller. 141.
High individual Set-Hennerich. 341.
High team gsme-Stenographers, 626.
1,1as: aash team 'e'-o'Denden'' Claims
High spares-aheetx. 1O6.
High strikes-Hennsrich, ~.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY LEAGUE

High team same--Q: & 8. Laundry. 67s.
High individual game-Hilliard, 179.
High individual set-P. Wolfe. 436.
High strikes-Money. 80.
High spares-Hish, pol.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
LADIES' FEDERAL LEAGUE.
BUREAU OF ENGNEERNc 1EAcur

High individual Eame-Irish Prescher,
152.
High individual set-Lt. Comdr. sulli.
van, 3s1.
High team game-Shellbacks, SOL.
High team Shellbacks, 1871.
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BETHEsDA DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

High individual game-J. Perrell. 1913,
High team eame-Battery PARK Market,
673
High team set-Battery Park Market.
1878.
High spares-F. Riley $50
Hish strike-G. Lnkins, 43: L. Robin
son. 43.
Hiser. 11S.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
SECTION H.
SECTION I.

Hish team sst-st. Nary's I, 1,01o.
Hieh team game-St. Mays l. E6T
y. 107-3l
>. Hish Individual sst-w. wss.ek -.
Hish individual samss-P. Dd 1vrsu
(st. Joseph'O, 100.
Evening star., 1940-03-10

NEWEST PIN STAR-Championshps in two Of the ctys strong
est bowling leagues Ernie Hauser
blossomed of the Capitals leading duckpnners
vincng he the National Capital League
average 127 Southeast League In 1885
he Washington's junior ttleholder.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
SILVER SPRING FRIENDSHIP IEAGu1

Hieh team games-Dome OIL. 647; Stew
High team sets-A. and w. No /, 1,793;
President Valet. 1,7s4: Wakefield Dairy.
. High averases-Hutchison (w.keae,d,,
l17.4S: Wellington (Wakefield), 1I4-29;
Wootton tSherer's). 114-17; Hisbie
High spares~Mellinrton (wakeneld).
20: A. A.. Cyr tWillis), 1913: J. Stewart
b: N. >Wootton (Sherer's). "a; Higbie
tShererO, So: Hutchison (Wakefeld). 81.
High individual sets-Wilder "a. and
w: No: u. 429: Behncke Dome Old. 416;
- Wootton tsherer'D, 4lO; Hutchison
High individual games-w. Arnold
valsD, III; brost 166cref'O. ie7.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
MASONIC LEAGUE.

High team games-Lebanon. 681; Cen.
tennial, 644.
High team sets-Columbia. 1906: Leb-
anon, 1.799.
High averaxes-Brown. Lee. 1918; 81
1870; Billheimer, 1925.
High individual gAmes-Povich, 1874:
LAwrenson, III: Schlosser. 169.
High individual sets-Schlosser.. 42s;
Povich, 42s: Freeman. 427: Litchneld. 427:
Brown. Otey. 426.
High strikes-Wondrack, 60: Brown.
Lee, so: Povich, 81.
High spares-Simon. 2O5: Povich. 1o7;
Brown. Otey. 1876.
High weekly games-Keefer. 1oo: o.
rich. 169.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
MOUNT RAINIER LEAGUE.

es4. ''''' W.
High team set-Russell Motor Co., 1,914,
High individual game-E. Shapk, 1872.
Hish individual set-C. Lilley. 442.
High strikes-R Ward, 69
High spares-R. Ward 2S4
High average-R. Ward, 124-3S,
Evening star., 1940-03-10

High individual average-Reid. Ill.
High individual sAme-E. Finch. 1853.
High strikes-E. Finch. 3S.
High spares-Fsh. 1877.
High team set-M. Finch. l,625.
Hgh team game-Dorsch. 592.
High hat gAme-FranSione, 96.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
SECTION ].

s. g. 5ssls';. 5s:sGs,:s 4 Il :: e. i
st. r. de Sales SO 80 st. Jo6eph'sf "a $x
st. Martins 33 SO St. Dominic I ia a
High team set-st. Josenh's 2, 1.s2s.
High team same-St. Joseph's 2. 676.
Sales). 1O3
High individual set-sanell tst. Peters
=, High individual Eame-safen tst. Peters
p. LAT.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
NAVAL TOOL DESIGNERS LEAGUE.
Tennina

w. L. W. L.
Destroyers - 81 % submarines --27 81
Torpedoes - % 26 Cruisers ----- % 80
weekly high sames-Herbert Laity, 215;
Herman Gastra, 191.
Season high game"Henry Jarvis 221:
John Penn. 223: Jim CREIGHTON and John
Penn. 222.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
SECTION g.

High team set-St. Josephs No. 1, 1.6ss.
616. N'' -
High averase-Marascio (st. Jossph's
No ID. 110-5.
High individual set-Forcione (st. Jos.
Peters No. u, 155,
Evening star., 1940-03-10
SECTION y

High team set-st. Mary's No. 2, 1853,
High team aame-St James No. 2. $50,
=, High averaEe-J. Dieeelmann (St Msry's
No. II, 1O6-2O
\, High individual set. Diegelmann tst.
,sH High Individual game. Diegelmann
(St. Mary's No. ID. 1872
Evening star., 1940-03-10
SECTION D.
SECTION Z.

aIKH IeHm 6eC-St. Mnrtin6, 1634,
High team game-St. Dominic'S No. q,
High averase-Lipski (st. Dominic's No,
p. l10-22
l., High individual set-Lpski (st. Dom.
inc's No. y, 3s3.
High individual eame-Hofman (st
Peters No. p, 1856
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-12
PEA DIRECTORS IN
MEETING RECENTLY

Directors of eight North Carolina
and four South Carolina production
credit associations met in group
conference at Myrtle Beach and dis
cuSscd efficient operating methods
and other matters Of mutual interest,
according to Z. w. Allen, president
of the Henderson Production Credit
Association.
Mr.. Allen said that the conference
was one of the best Of the group con-
ferences that have been held and
that all of the directors present pro-
fitted from the discussions and the
exchange of ideas. He said that the
reports indicated that continued pro-
gress was being made by the produce
ton credit associations in this sec
ton.
The associations represented at the
conference were BcnncttSVille, Chcs-
terrified. Rock Hill and ChcrryVillc
in South Carolina and Carthage.
Dunn, Graham, Henderson. KenanS-
vile, Laurinburg, RutherGOrdtOn and
Weldon in North Carolina.
Attending the conference from the
Henderson association in addition to
Mr.. Allen were w. w. White. E. H.
Pinnell. S. N. Hawks, and Calvin T.
Fakes, directors, and w. B. Good
ing, secretary-treasurer.
The Henderson Production Credit
Association serves Vance, Granville.
and Warren counties and this year
has made 657 loans totaling S227.-
600. 90.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-12
.BLOXAM IS SPEAKER
At LIONS MEETING
Native of England Speaks
to Civic Group On
Americanism

Percy BlOXam, a native Of Sussex,
England, but now city manager OF
RoXboro. spoke to the members of
the Henderson Lions club al the re-
gular weekly meeting of that or
ganization Wednesday evening al the
Vance hotel. He spoke on Ameri-
canism.
A. c. Hoover, president, presided
over the meeting, and attendance was
SO per cent.
It was reported the Lions sponsor
cd scout troop 81 will go to Camp
Balance Rock for Il week in August.
A Buddy Club" was formed
among the Lions, with the members
being buddieS to members Of the
sponsored scout troop.
w. B. Shearer, manager Of j. {.
Penney Co., store; was Il guest of A.
c. Hoover at the meeting.
Fred Kesler had charge of the pro-
gram.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-12
TobaccoReferendu m Polls And
Officials Are AnnouncedToda

Henry L. Tucker, pollholderS, and
J. II. keetOn. alternate.
Those eligible to vote in the rel
erendum include farmers engaged IN
the production OF tlue-cured tobacco
in 1910 X y. Any person who shares
in the proceeds of the 1910 flue-
cured crop as owner (Other than 4
landlord of Standing-rent or fixed
rent tenant. tenant, or Sharecropper
is considered as engaged in the pro-
duction of tlue-cured tobacco IN
1910"
Farmers may vote Cd to reject
quotas on the 1871 crop. CD to I'M
pose quotas on the 1871 crop only. or
CD to impose quotas for three years
beginning with the 1871 crop.
Proponents of the three-year con-
troll plan have stated that if the pro-
gram is approved the government
will stabilize prices at or slightly
above the average of l4.9 cents Il
pound paid for the 1889 crop, and
that no growers allotment will be
decreased more than 10 percent dur
inc the three-year period and allOt-
mentS Of two acres or less will not
be decreased in any amount.
Failure to vote approval Of quotas
will result in diSaStrouS!y low prices.
it is said. and the situation will not
be much better if quotas for one year
only are approved.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-12
City Audit
Completed

Walter Charnlcy, Of the well
known Charlotte auditing firm that
bears his name. has just completed
the annual audit of the books and
accounts of the City of Henderson.
Mr.. Charmnely has been doing this
work for many years.
The audit just finished covers the
entire fiscal year, but most Of it had
been made in the early spring follow
ing the death Of the late S. B. Bur-
well, for many years city clerk OF
Henderson. The two periods were
consolidated, however, in the newest
examination.
Mr.. Charnley reported everything
in order, as usual, and the books in
good condition.
A summary of the financial status
of the city as Of June 80, 1910, was
published today, showing the con-
dition OF various funds, cash bal
ances, receipts, expenditures and
other details about the financial set
M
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-12
GRISSOM TO FACE
POSSESSION CHARGE

E. B. Grissom, who lives on the
Lynbank Road in Kittrell township
was taken Thursday morning about
II o'clock by ABC Officers j. e.
Champion and L. A. Jackson, the
officers said, while in the act Of bot
Ting non-taX paid whisky near his
home.
Officer Champion said he ano
Jackson secreted themselves near the
GrissOm home, and watched Grissom
leave the house. Champion said
GriSsom came within a few feet OF
the concealed officers, stopped, then
began siphoning whisky from jars
into bottles.
The officers confiScated about six
gallons Of illicit booze, and place.
GriSSOm under arrest.
Bond was set at 5000 for his APP
pearance in county court.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-12
Thiigpen To
Speak Here
Federal AAA Off,
cial To Speak at 2
O'Clock in Court
house in Henderson.

J. E. Thigpcn of Washington. as
sistant to J. B. Hutson, assistant AAA
administrator, will speak in Hender-
son in the courthouse tomorrow att
ernoon at 2 o'clock in connection with
the educational campaign being car
ried on in the county preliminary
to the tobacco referendum OF july
20.
Mr.. Thigpen has been with the to-
baccO division of the AAA since the
beginning Of the tobacco program in
1888, and is recognized as one of the
country's outstanding authorities on
tobacco production, consumption,
control, and the present world to-
baccO situation. He has appeared fire.
quently in the state and in this sec
ton and is well known among the
tobacco growers and those connected
with the tobacco industry.
c.. w. Knott of Henderson will
preside at the meeting Saturday aft
crnOOn.
A good crowd was present, it was
reported, at the meeting held last
night at the WILLIAMSBURG cOIorcd
school, and the opinion evidenced at
this meeting, as at others held this
week in the county, was I'LL in sup
port Of the thrCC-yCar control pro-
gram. Speakers on the program last
night included Il. r. Taylor, +. B..
Richards and c. w. Knott.
Two meetings wore scheduled for
today-lor this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at Watkins, with G. W. Knott,
J. c. KittrcII and M. Y. Cooper as
speakers; and for tonight at Dabncy
high school. with f. S. Royster, M.
f. Legg. Walter GrcenWay and Rev.
J. U. league on the program.