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Evening star., 1941-06-21
Earlier Story on Page AID

BY the Associated Press.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., June 21.
An intrepid Navy diver went
below the ocean surface this aft
ernoon in the deepest emergency
dive ever undertaken in the
North Atlantic to determine
whether the sunken, crushed
submarine 90 and her crew Of
33 dead could be raised.
The diver. George Crocker, began
his record invasion of the ocean
depths just before Secretary of the
Navy Knox signified the "probabil-
ity" that the officers and men who
died in line of duty out there
would make their graves under the
440 feet of water where they now lie
Returning to the Portsmouth
Navy Yard after an inspection
aboard the submarine rescue ship
Falcon. 18 miles off shore, Secretary
Knox declared: Il would say that
at that depth it is highly improbable
a salvage attempt would be under
taken
Navy officers said that it would
take a diver 80 minutes to reach the
(See DIVERS, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1941-06-21
.DescentDeepest
Ever Attempted
In North Atlantic
Eight Hours Required
For 5 Minutes Work;
Knox Gives Up Hope
BULLETIN.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H. (P.-
George Crocker, 27-year-old
Navy diver, on what Navy
workers aboard the U. S. S.
Falcon called the most dan
gerouS dive" in submarine
history. was hauled up on his
first try to reach the sunken
submarine % late today be-
cause of trouble with his tele-
phone line. He arranged to
60 down again, however.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Late Races
Other Results and Entries for
Monday on Page tx.
Charles Town

Charles Town
, FIFTH RAcE-PuFs. s1iooo; handicap;
S-yesr,olds and up; ,; /: milss so oo am
fBelle d'Amour tScocca 500 $40
1hf ftnss T:o iMsEtin.1' f.1s1.i 400
egeueh.rs elsd SIofsi Roy fs stSfy Annkn ia :nd
Suffolk Downs
n.y sEvENTH s,st: auans ssasa
Lisht Lady GBiermanl 500 $50 $50
Banjo s Eyes tRicHards 800
ssefs PAS. Ration & Bssds ss's and iiAss psns
all P. Headley entry.
Aqueduet
SEVENTH RAcE-7rurse ,s1,5oO claim
ins 4ysar1ods cSsrm sks,pS srd uD Il mles
Charmins Herod DonosoJ 500 $50
DARK Timsi Nay {:4Ai Madden $50
Axss so portet, Pr.dieif. Sa''ee.f &C. Jo. ' and
Delaware Park
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added;
Sussex Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; ia
miles (chute).
Dit QGilberD 1880 40 30
Corydon tBodiou) $40 $50
Masked General (PetersD $50
Time, 2:041s
Pass.
Detroit
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; 8 furlonEs.
Bert w. "a. Carr 800 $40 go
Moonlite Bobby &C. KinG) $50 $50
Alfadildo tE. lie Blanc) $50
Time. 1:12zs
Also ran-Pin Money, Rejectsble, Argos.
Lincoln Fields
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $3.50; claiming;
4-ytar-olds and upward; furlonss.
o Play (MacAndrev) $50 400 $40
Last Call tFox) 7.40 $40
Ballindefry fBortenD $50
Time. 1:l3 2-5.
Also ran-Torch Clean, Displayer, Soup
and Fish, Brorte II and >Bul'.77e
Evening star., 1941-06-21

SUMMARY.
Two-base hits-Travis, Keltner.
Stolen bsse-Heath.
Sacrifce-Vernon.
Double pIzys-Mack, Boudreau and Grimes;
Bloodworth and Vernon; Bloodworth,
Travis and Vernon; Miinar, Boudreau
and Grimes.
Left on bases-Cleveland, 9; Washing
ton, 8.
Bases on ballS-O6 Milnar, g; OF Chase, 8.
Struck out-By Milnar, 2, by Chase, 4.
Winning pitcher-Chase.
Losing piteher-Milnar.
Umpires-Messrs. ormsby, Hubbard and
Pipgras.
Time-2:1A
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Naval Aviation Reservist Dies in Crash

NORFOLK, Va. lP-Ensign r. j. Law, Naval ReserNlSI
attached to the Fleet Detachment instantly killed
here today scouting plane crashed on the Naval Air
Station reservation.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Perry z Up on Cummings at Ninth

BIRMINGHAM Ala lP.-Steady Sam Perry stretched MS
string today banging out the card to lead John
Cummings r Memphis Cup at the quarter mark OF thelr
hole final match Southern Amateur golf
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Earlier Story on Page AID
Baltimore Bomber Crash Kills Two

BALTIMORE UPp-A B-26 Martin medium bomber crashed
and burned ake-o the Glenn L. Martin Airport
late today killing The dead were Identified by
Martin officials 1t Col Elmer B Perrin and A. j. Bowman
civilian Army inspector The twomoored plane crashed
Carros Island mile from the plant after take
just accepted by the United States Army
he
Evening star., 1941-06-21
SyridnCdpitd|
Evacuated by
VichyForces
Ancient City Falls
After Hard Fighting
In Outskirts
By the Associated Press.

British and Free French troops
occupied Damascus. capital Of
French-mandated Syria. today
after Vichy French forces had
withdrawn from the shell
SCARED city.
The occupation was announced
officially by the British Middle
East headquarters in Cairo and
also reported in a dispatch from
Beirut, Lebanon capital. still ap-
parently in Vichy hands.
Evacuation of the ancient CITY
came after more than week OF
hard fighting in the immediate area,
with the British slowly closing in on
the city despite French counter
attacks on lines of communicated
far to the south, near the Palestlnr
border.
The CITY was shelled for the frs
time yesterday. after Gen Henri
Dentz, Syrian high commissions,
had refused to withdraw his troop
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Box Score
WASHINGTON.

" oO .
None out when winning run scored.
Evening star., 1941-06-21

fZ . . z
SCORE By INNINGS.
Clev'd 600 100000 900 90
Wash. 900 OOOO OOOOO ii
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Tigers Sign Wakefield

DETROIT lP.-The Detroit Tigers announced today the
signing Wakefield 2Oyearod outfeder who batted
University Michigan the western Conference base
ball championship Terms not disclosed Wakehed,
shopped clubs for two weeks before
signing said have received 10000 bonus offer from
Larry MacPha general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers
Earlier Story Page B-10D
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Firms Ordered to Deliver Autos to Army

HELSINKI OPD-The Finnish Army ordered all automo-
bile today register their vehicles with the nearest
civic guard headquarters Many given only five
hours notice to get their automobiles of and de-
liver them to specified army posts.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Two Extra Pages
In This Edition

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
Tx and 2-X of this edition of The Star, supple
menting the news of the regular home delivered
edition of The Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Aqueduct
Delaware Park
Detroit

FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: Claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; furlongs.
Bert w. "a. Carr 800 $40 240
Moonlite Bobby &c. KinG) $50 $50
Alfadildo e. lie Blanc) $50
Time. 1928.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-08
NOTICE OF RESALE.

An advance bid having been made
on the premises hereinafter descrit-
ed, upon the ORDER of The Clerk o.
the Superior Court OF Vance County
N the Special Proceeding entitled
"B. p. Wyche, administrator OF Ar
thur Burton, Deceased, VS. AlcN Bur
tom and wife. Jessie Burton, James Il.
Burton. John Burton and Hattie Bur
ton, minors; Harry Burton and wife.
Lizzie Burton: A. b. Burton. Unmar-
rird. Harry Cousins ana wife, Jose
phinc Cousins, George Wheeler
Cousins. Minor; Howard Burton, I'm
married; Russell Burton and wife,
Bessie Burton, and Sherman Burton.
U~nmarricd'. and by the authority OF
the said order, the undersigned Com
mISSiunre Will again offer for sale al
public auction, to the highest bidder.
for cash, at the Courthouse door IL
Henderson. Vance County, North
Carolina. at II Noon, Eastern Stand
and Time. ON Wednesday, September
H.. 1871, the following described
real estate.
Tract adjoining lands Of Walter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-08

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-08
g. StEe99Z = z5@}E! {2I@t[g* t;

know. Too much happiness can be
as bad as too much unhappiness."
III be all right. I need only a
few minutes to get hold Of myself.
Oh, Vernon, when l saw her in your
arms, when l touched her Hap
py tears broke through and
coursed down her cheeks.
Vernon gave her a ~consoling pat
on the arm. Il think you're over
tie worst right now. Those tears
will relax you. Ylena, you have a
great responsibility now. Carlyle is
the heiress to several millions,
which will make her a much publ
cized child, unless You take steps
to prevent it. Even so, she must
have a bodyguard. I've taken the
liberty Of engaging one called
Tony. I hope you will like him.
Ylena froWned. Il suppose I'll
like him as well as any body
guard"
HE looks like a cheerful COM
panion instead of a fierce watch
DOG. mat heips you hAoN. rio',,
a 1at wallet stone looh d sinai
ooN' IN IL was 1Ig"l e.i,vi'ia
engagement ring, which he pushed
loWaru her across lne .!ioul'i S'.'
ION ui'oei9'',I" o'.0
pered' Ineh accused LOU 'e"'"'
Vernon ~
NO, 4leha. MIS- 'I''Ie'''' 0te
knew gems Ven enouSI' W apply,
ciate a me elherdiu. N''eN Ioa'q
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-08
CHAPTER


PERHAPS 1T was only natural
that the thing for which Ylena had
planned breathlessly, dramatically
wen, should happen without warn
ing. entirely unheralded.
While She stood there staring
with eyes that dared not believe,
Carlyle lifted her white-gloved
hand and said, "Yippee! I'm in the
west now Mother. You told me they
said 'Yippee!'"
Ylena remembered having told
the little girl how. at the rodeos,
spectators screamed "Yippee, Ride
'em, cowboy" and such shouts of
encouragement. That out-Of-place
greeting brought laughter to Ylena,
helpful laughter that eased the
aching tension in her throat and
saved her from breaking COM
pletely.
From the tearful-with-joy Stone
she took the child into her arms,
held her against the coral folds Of
her velvet %housecoat, and walked
into the baby's bedroom.
Darling" she said, This is your
room and these r all your dolls,
and toys" She set Carlyle on the
floor and watched, with a full
heart, While the youngstes pushed
from one enhancing part OF the
room to another.
It's like a circus, mother" she
said delightedly, with all the tents
and cages and animals. And all the
dolls are watching the show" She
sat down in a small armchair,
founced with white rufles. What
a nice chair. I've never had a white
chair" With caressing hands. she
patted it.
Ylena thought: Pm the happiest
woman in the world. Everything
I've wanted, everything I've waited
Tor, Is right here in this room.
Suddenly she remembered having
'eft Vernon Stone standing just in
Side her front door.
Gently she murmured to the
naby, Il forgot all about Uncle
vernon. l was so happy about you
completely forgot him. I'm going
70 send Scott Hamilton in to talk
70 you. You will like him. He tells
such marvellous stories"
quickly she sped to the living
oon. Hamilton had taken charge
ol Vernon Stone and had made him
a. nome. The girl stopped to put
81 admonishing hand on Scott
namllton's arm. Help me, Scott,
70 IN and entertain her while l talk
" vernon. 1t is a strange thing,
ou1 having her here so suddenly
aas overwhelmed me-" The trem-
Jung OF her body shook her friends
a!ll 10 his shoulder. Without an in
.eahl pause, he went to the child's
lawyer.
stone followed her to the rose
uau blue dining quarters. where
10y cllmbed onto the rose leather
hs' Ilena poured two cups of
ill., coffee and placed one before
~ thought 1t advisable not to
o we were coming, my dear.
P AM mad so many false hopes.
now, don't know. It seems to
80 MT you with a bang" He
aas head uervously, II don't
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-08

ECrr ~ No.. .,,,n n cork
NJ, ,r,rf,, r~,orniro 4 ah,,,, noon
er,' l,n,.n 49,, h.fIro tho -bon in
T.,,s ,,5ror, couna paw seated
L,s,5. r,r Al o~vrroesior Of orati-
-r-, .I,.+ ,.auli ,tbor,risa have
b.cn rttoroa ,.oro s,ihn> ord in the
m,.4,o, h~,4,yo.n CarIvla and Davv
TIL Gu,,-. walked rioht m TO
oarb o,bar md ctaro4 s;;anfIv ne
,hfr1ren do wban formin5 a, onin-
ion Tbon thew smiled and ey-
Glanced "uolIos"
e. on INTO the natio" Car
l,,a wv 81 ,,modiotelv and nlav
I,;tb coo o,d Ton,r,v Tucker"
A,~,v ihoy ra593 their friend
shin canontrf
,rsor y,ona sail =, Francje.
"FeaI ha++nrp"
The darl. GIRL nodded I'm living
At fro Cromwell house" And that
was I'll in the wav If eyplanation
ar thanks
70 Ylona. time was nc longer
time, Such a thing did not exist
because each dav now was heaven.
Truo she had charlottesville En-
scnada hotel md Tish's house, 9TH
or work also had crowded in. but
the dcnendable Barker saw to it
that she had MANY extra hours
with CARLYLE.
They made trims to SCOTS Cop
per Creek ranch, where the little
girl lived = rapturous life. She had
her nonv. She learned to twirl a
lariat. She became acquainted
with the call of a COYOTE, with lack
rabbits With road runners and
horned toads. and less pleasantly
with a r~attlesnake While Scott
beat the writing menac to O
dusty pu)n. CARLYLE helped by ;ump-
ing I'M and ,oWn and screeching.
Atfarward Scott present her
VIII the rattlers. seven buttons, a
friehtful affair which CARLYLE cher
jsbed and put on her dressing ia.
lie. Beside if. she placed q placard
studded with cold paper stars
"Scottv is the bravest in tbs
world" she printed, then, renlem.
herring hey voune Italian protector
she added with tact, YOU too
Tonv."
Occasionally Ylena thought O
Tate, What vas he doing? Was h,
we'll? She wanted to know. We
dared not ask anyone How. sh,
wondered, was it possible not t,
catch ven a slight glimpse Of him
in a comparative,v small town.
And then that very evening sl,
saw him While she sat in her car
waiting for Carlv,e and Tonv t,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-08
Castle %C0NtentMenE
" stesLA ! By OREWA CARLTON %

t. IT, an It m
Il WAS speaking Of HhysicEe NJ.
nationality I've about decided he
is the lucky man. Allire is creak-
ing with age and If Hamilton had
a chance, he'd have got YOU long
ago-no, it must be the Greek-l
mean, the Italian
With a calm manner that
pierced his inebriated brain she
SAID, Tony Is Carlyle's protector,
And my baby needs a protector,
because she IS The heiress TO twelve
and a half millions from her IA
TIERS mother
His white fabhergasted tace
amused ter. Beyond. she saw the
crowd pouring from the doors OF
the theater. Il must ask you either
to get control Of your manners, or
leave before Carlyle gets here
Tate remained where he was,
tense-faced, waiting, until Tony
swung the laxative child into the
vacant seat. Tony crowded into the
small n at the back,
Ylena said, Carlyle, this is
Days uncle" The little girl Of
fered her hand with a formal How
do you do?" and instantly became
quiet, in contrast TO her usual eff
fusive manner.
The two men shook hands. Nc
one spoke for an awkward instant
After a while, uneasy beneath
Tate's dark, brooding eyes. The
blond girl said, I'VE must 60
Tate snatched her hand and kisseC
it, then dropped II and wheeled
away.
AS the car started moving, Car
lyle said in a puzzled voice, mama
cita, is that nan married to Fran
Gle ?"
Ylena said that he a DO yor
like him, darling"
Evasive!y, the child said, He
very handsome" She turned to lool
at her protector. "He looks like tn
one in the picture show, doesn't h
Tony?"
j.. why, no, Carlyle. He had blon'
) air."
Not that one, Tony. The bad on
., - got shot"
IN the rear vision mirror Ylen
looked at Tony. They had troubl
f in controlling their features.
e At home, in Ylena's bedroom, he
small daughter asked in a per
e turbed voice, "Wny did that ma
kiss your hand?"
Gle used TO be in love with me.
CARLYLE leaned against the wa
e beside her mothers dressing tabl'
Solemnly she said, "Mamaoita,
think that mar still loves You. H
acted just like they do in tt
movies when they love someone
e She waited for an answer, realize
there was none coming, and bega
S to restate her opinion.
In a gentle voice, Ylena repr
e manded, Lets wait until son
d other day to talk about it. Yc
must get to bed or you can't G
. with Terry Alkire.'
# Carlyle said Importantly, THAT
|, right had forgotten my 90
date
Her golf game consisted entire.
of accompanying the old man a
over the Hotel Ensenada cours
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-08

Cf htr usual C~lnDcTlu@ self.
Where S scott ' yIcna queried.
fish sata. Il came down alone"
why the alum look Did for
Get TO plt an ashtrav in some cru
cial sD5t?" She sat down beside her
guest.
Heavens no, Ylena, the house Il,
perfect"
Their what Is the matter?
You're about as exciting as a stein
Of fla. beer"
At that fish chuckled and said,
in a voice more normal, You could
have made me more ~glaElorous. l
could at least have been fiat cham
pagne." Shs looked at her blond
friend and said with irrelcvance,
Gee. you're pretty. Why can't be
SIM and beautiful IKE you! NO
one loves a fat gal.'
If l had as many %callouses on
my finger from wedding rings as
you, Wouldn make sucIl d floIcu-
lous remark"
The small brunette fixed a dls-
gfuntied HOOK on the zoe Oh iet
cowboy riding boots. Nlth a snort
she dismissed her former husoahds.
After my money, All iAfee OF
them. And 0 the only mar I've
ever fealIy wanted uoeSll give
cuss about money. Why dld ever
happen to pick on an hompre WIN
a k as tough as Scott hahhitoh!
l can t cent IT, sllonld nave se4ec'-
ed your Tate as my Vlctlhl.
AS a pfotectoh' 1iella SAFE
laIe Uoe9h are apout nioi'eS'
ether.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-08
Rail Center Near
City Is Captured
Continued Fr9@ Ta-e Dnc)

Continued From i'a-e Dno)
and spies among the descendants Of
the German families whom Cath
crime the Great invited '' settle
along the Volga more than 200 Naa~
ago as a bulWark against the Iafja.
hurdeS,
The Germs, who comprise - per
cent of the population of the area
IN autonomous republic of iH-
Soviet UMion-Will be given land I1
Narious areas 1896 TO 1000 mile
farther east, the announcement SAID
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-08
Small Squad
At Drills
Of Bulldogs

With two practice sessions a day
until school begins Thursday, Coach
BIB BRONZE. NV mentor of the
Henderson nigh school Bulldogs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-08

Democracy cannot b. ale any
where until il is safe everywhere.
Woodrow Wilson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-21
NAVARRO INC. OFFERS
OUTSTANDING VALUES

Rapidly approaching its TWEEN
ty-fifth year of successful endeav-
or, Navarro, Inc, with head
quarters at 6l0 Duval Street, Key
West, handles sales and service
phases on Dodge, Plymouth,
Chrysler, and De Soto cars with
a remarkable efficiency. Latest
l94l models of these fine auto
mobiles are now on display.
Dan Navarro is the able head
of this popular concern, and is
recognized as the only exclusive
ChrySler dealer in America to
handle sales on all four cars. He
extends a cordial welcome to all
motorists to inspect the values,
facilities and program of service
available. A staff of competent
employees aid in detailed excel
lence in carrying out the en-
beavers. Used cars of the better
grade are stocked also.
Mr. Navarro takes great
pride in his business and is also
a member of the Chamber Of
Commerce. We wish him CON
tinued success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-21
VILLATE PRODUCE
COMPANY POPULAR

Supplying fruit and produce to
territory such as covered by the
Villate Sons Produce Company,
located at 4l8 Front Street, Key
West, is by no means an easy
task Established about "a years
ago by Aurelio Villate. and now
in the hands of his sons, Eloy and
Emanuel Villate, the firm is noted
for keeping a large stock of the best
that the market affords in every
conceivable branch of the fruit
and vegetable line There are two
trucks which make deliveries
throughout Key West and vicinity.
while three capable employees as
SiSt them in their endeavors.
Their warehouse is always
crowded with fresh merchandise
so their patrons may never be dis
appointed and is also carefully re-
frigeratcd by modern methods.
The Villate Brothers are active
in various organizations among
which are included the Key West
Chamber of Commerce and the
odd Fellows. The efforts of such
men invariably tend to help the
growth of any section, and we are
pleased 10 include them in our
column.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-21
|. r. SHOWERS CO.
WINS PUBLIC FAVOR

Serving Key West for the past
forty years is the popular J. r.
Showers Company, located at SIS
Duval Street, engaged in the sales
and service of all types of radios,
electrical appliances and a gen.
eral line of merchandise. The
business was started by J. L.
Showers and is under the able
supervision of J. r. Showers, his
brother. There are four en-
ployeeS on the staff.
The Showers Store carries
complete line of RCA-Victor
Radios and Supplies, Rollfast and
Dayton Bicycles, Sporting Goods
and Toys as well as a modern
stock of fishing tackle and other
related items. Deliveries are
promptly made throughout Key
West and city limits.
Mr.. Showers, who is member
of the Chamber of Commerce and
the MaSOnS, merits the success
that has come to him for his we'll
directed efforts. We wish him a
continued success in his fine store
in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-21
OVERSEAS RADIO HAS
SPLENDID SERVICE

The Overseas Radio Service, To-
Gated at 822 Fleming Street, Key
West. is an establishment that has
let nothing prevent It's rendering
the people of this community the
most efficient and courteous serv-
ice. W. F. Archer and Elijah
Sands, the able proprietors, have
spent years building their business
to Its present size from a very
modest beginning.
Starting on their own behalf
about three years ago, Mr.. Archer
and Mr.. Sands were formerly To-
Gated at 822is Fleming Street, and
since October of last year moved
to more modern and large head
quarters.
A complete line of guaranteed
radios and sold reasonably and
the service Is handled by experts.
The firm does work for various
auto agencies, handling the in
stallation Of all type auto radios.
As members of the Knights of
Golden Eagle and Chamber of
Commerce, they take an active in
terest in civic affairs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-02-21
PARKS EXPERT IN
PLUMBING FIELD

Among the many important
trades which contribute in no
small measure to Thea industrial
maintenance, building upkcep,
domestic comfort and at thu
same time provides a consider
able quota to the aggregate of the
city'S business enterprises, the
plumbing contractor is worthy of
more than passing notice II is,
therefore, with pleasure we in
troduce to our readers, John G.
Parks, who is established in the
plumbing business at 328 Simon
ton street, Key West,
Mr.. Parks started the business
on his own behalf about twenty
three years ago, formerly associ-
ated with the Curtis Plumbing
Company and previous to that
with the NJ. r. Costar firm. After
al years of practical experience
he has developed a large patron
age and is widely known through
out the trade. A member of the
Eastern Star Of the Masons. Mr.
Parks has maintained his business
in our midst and has helped to
make us grow. We are pleased to
include him in our columns.