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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13

FOR SALE-A Meadows electric
hammer mill, practically new. A
bargain. Ashe Motor Co. 3-13-1tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13
NOTICE OF SERVICE
BY PUBLICATION

In THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
R. A. GOODMAN
VS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13

FARM FOR SALE - IS acres,
priced $500 for quick sale. Write
or see Paul Williams, jefferson.
3-13-2tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13
NOTICE OF SALE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13
MARTHA GOODMAN

The defendant, Martha Good
man, will take notice that an ac-
ton entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Ashe County, North Carolina,
by summons issued February "a,
1941, for the purpose of the plain
tiff obtaining an absolute divorce
from the defendant; that said de-
PENDANT will further take notice
that she is required to appear at
the office of. the Clerk of the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13

FOR SALE Canvas cloth, 2A
cents yard. Special price on good
burlap. Richardson's S and 10,
West Jefferson. 3-14-1t
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House.
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Mind.
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Songs OF a Dreamer.
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book.
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organ Music.
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Aunt Jenny
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book.
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m d mis- h {. Concert
Hour; a. m. Hour
Of Reflection.
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Stepmother
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Treasury.
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ter.
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) IS. Smllin Thru
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World Today
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As. Gasoline Alley.
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Lone Journey
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SfnuIut sam
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10 IS. II Fna h}
Wa
\ Y l-Hsppiness 10 -
Mar Lee TAYLOR
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Young, lis, Comics
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Myrt and Marze
kOMO-Baclstage Wife.
lis, Stella Dallas
kJR-Mother OF Nine.
lis. Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Serial
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When & Girl Marries
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sc.
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Club.
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$3.50 A. VI.
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~ % MUSE
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Our Gal SUNDAY
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Musical Handy Man.
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Play Bridge.
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2ss sea DO q
Bainex
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24s Life Beautiful.
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Home. 2i5 Goodwill.
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N sale.
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Powers. Organist.
HOMO - ReverieS, 7.4S
Sam Hayes
KJR-Breakfast Club
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sic: T.55. Weather.
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That Girl.
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SIS. Childrens story
KIRO-Ser.Al
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ton.
KIRO-Guy Lombardo.
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Hymns q A. Churches
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6;s5. David Hsrum
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Ann Sterling
URO-GoldherCx
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~ IS. Hollywood
X LIE bsautifuls
10 Is. Woman IN " nite
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Hozel TafE
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To- Is. InaGirlns Re-
porter
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Evening star., 1941-08-31
Devil Diver Sets Pace in Sweep
OF Hopeful by Whitney Entry;
Arcoro, in Jam, Is Set Down

Buster, which was another length
away.
Paying $3.50. $3.50 and $40 in
the. mutuels. Devil Diver was away
in second place. Sent to the front
after quarter Of a mile in the 61a-
furlong dash. he stayed right out
there to win in 1:18ss and earn
$35,950 top prize money. Second
place was worth $500: third. $500,
and fourth, $500. The race sent
Devil Divers earnings soaring to
S43.375.
Jockey Club Gets Arcaro Case.
Families lost whatever chance he
had when the entry pinched him
off, just as he moved up on the in
side. He recovered gamely to finish
fifth.
The stewards accused Arcaro, who
served a 30-day suspension for
rough riding on Bright Grey at En-
pire City last July 10, Of unfair
tactics" His case was referred to
the Jockey Club, which meets next
Tuesday.
The largest closing day crowd in
years - 81 ,101 - also watched Roy
Martins Dorimar win the $3.50
first prize money in the TX mile
Saratoga Cup by S lengths from
w. E. Boeing's Welcome Pass. Will
liam du Points Fairymant was third,
with Fenelon, the favorite, finishing
fourth The winner paid $3.50.
Dorimar covered the long route in
2:582s.
The crowd established a record
one-race betting handle for the Spa
on the Hopeful A total OF $l46, 1863
was bet on the event.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

ahead of Jack Grout of Pittston, Pa,
who showed his familiarity with this
course with a good SO, to go with his
66 of yesterday, best round of the
tournament so far, and only his
shaky II at the start kept him from
being in contending position.
Snead Fails on Greens.
Sam Snead hit his shots as well
as ever, but couldn't sink putt
When he got to the sixteenth, Snead
in disgust, raped his putter on his
shoe and the head few off. He had
an even par 73 for 214. along with
Clayton Heafner, Linville, N. C..
who had a II.
Horton Smith saw a good bit OF
the countryside on his round, but
putted we'll as usual and saved Y
for 215, where he was tied with
Harry Nettlebladt, birmingham
Mass, who had a II, and Gene
Kunes, Philadelphia, with 72.
Lefty Bill Stackhouse of Sequin
Tex, equaled par for 216, as did
Johnny Bulla. The 1899 Hershey
open champion, Felix Serafin Of
Scranton, Pa, rolled up another Is
for 217, where he was bracketed
with Teri Johnson. Norristown. Pa
Eighteen professionals have played
the 81 holes in par or better. with
bright sun, dry turf and without
wind.
After tomorrow's final 18 holes
the brigade looks toward Chicago
for the $1,000 Tam-O-Shantel
tournament, for which qualifying
starts Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
Chaos Marks Windup of u S. Amateur Golf
Abbott Lifted on Shoulders of Fons; Pays Tribute Ward

"Pick up Ward, too," that the
new champion was lifted to the
shoulders Of other exuberant
fans.
The gallery of 5000 made no
secret of Its hopes that Abbott
would win
Said Harold w. Pierce of Brook
line, Mass, president of the
United States Golf Association:
IT think much of the feeling
for Abbott was aroused because
he never had won this title, while
Ward was seeking his second. I
know that every time I 60 to see
Joe Louis fight am hoping that
the champion will be beaten and
that will see an upset"
Pierce also said he was positive
that the spectators who kept
Abbott's ball from rolling down
the steep rear bank on the
twenty-fourth hole had done 80
unintentionally.
'The galleries were as tough on
Evening star., 1941-08-31
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aug. 30-While
5O.370 fans screamed and shouted at
the carnage, the New York Giants
iolted the Brooklyn Dodgers out of
the National League, lead today with
a surprising double triumph, 4 to 3
and 5 to /.
The Dodgers showed up at the
Polo Grounds with a game and a
half advantage over the st. Louis
Cardinals, but the combination of
Lon Warneke's no-hitter at Cincin-
natl and Brooklyn's double setback
here threw the two pennant rivals
into tie on won-lost reckoning and
sent St. Louis in front in percentage,
$40 to .638.
Brooklyn had held the lead since
August 20 and turned back the
Giants yesterday, 5 to 4.
Giants Go Wild at Bat.
But today the Terrymen opened
the f1oodgates on all the pentup ami
mostly surrounding the cross-town
rivalry and bagged Doth games with
a great show of authority.
They made a dozen hits off four
Brooklyn hurlers in the first game
and IA against two unlucky Dodger
chuckers in the nightcap.
Mel OFT, veteran star of the
Giants. led the flrst-game attack
with three hits. His first single
knocked Newt Kimball out of the
box in the sixth. His oath home
run tied the score in the eighth,
and his single with two out in the
ninth knocked In the deciding run.
The only Brooklyn scores came on
Lew Riggs homer with two on
against Bill Lohrman in the fourth.
The Giants got two of these runs
back in the fifth when Hank DAN
ming singled and Bill Jurges and
ODell Hale doubled in succession.
Lohrman was removed for a
pinch-hitter in the seventh and Bob
Bowman gained credit for the vic
tory by pitching the last two innings.
Medwick Averts Shutout.
Kirby Higbe, winner of 1S games
for Brooklyn, was sent onto the
scene in the ninth and received his
Evening star., 1941-08-31
BY BOB MCCORMICK,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y,
Aug. 30.-The racing Whitneys ran
one-two-t -three-four in the historic
Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga today,
but only after their chief contender
for the juvenile jackpot of the turf
was bumped right out of the pic
ture. After dividing five of Sara
toga's traditional 2-year-old classics,
the Whitneys really went to town in
today's rich getaway feature. Mrs.
Payne Whitney's Devil Diver won
it, her Shut Out was second, her
daughters Ampitheatre was third
and her sons Buster was fourth.
But Walter P. Chrysler, jr.'s
Families, the well-played second
choice, was pinched into the rail,
bumped and almost knocked down by
a couple of the Whitney horses just
as he was making his move on the
far turn. And, shortly afterward,
the stewards announced they were
suspending Jockey Eddie Arcaro,
who had the ride on Shut Out and
who just recently returned to action
after serving a suspension for rough
riding at Empire City.
Second Sweep by Entry.
It was the second time this year
that an entry has swept stake race.
Ben Jones, trainer for Warren
Wright's Calumet Farms, did it in
the Arlington Futurity with Sun
Again, Some Chance and Wishbone.
That was supposed to be the first
time it ever happened
The first three Whitney horses to
finish were coupled in the betting
and held at odds-on favorites. The
winner, ridden by young Jack Skelly,
finished two lengths in front of Shut
Out, with Mrs. Charles Shipman
Payson's Ampitheatre another two
lengths back. Jock Whitney owns