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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

The effect of that remark
was striking The girl stiff
fened and something alert.
guarded cleaned in her eyes.
Why do you want to
talk to the Judge? You
don't think ?"
I'm cases like this there
are always unpleasant for
malities to be gone through"
She clenched her hands
into fists. Suddenly, jerkily,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

There are quite a lot of angles / don
like" l told him IN tell you when you
get here.
"Okay. I'll be right over"
Just as / set down the receiver was con
scious of a faint tapping at the window be-
hind me. / pulled back the curtain. The
earnest face of my daughter was peering at
me through the glass | opened the French
window taking care TO stand between my
daughter and the couch where the body lay.
How is she, Daddy" Dawn asked
anxiously.
She's dead" said fatty. you'd better
go home, Dawn, and try not to think about it."
Dawn is not the motherless daughter of
country doctor for nothing and sine recognized
at once from my tone that / meant exactly
what ] said, She is not callous either about
death or disease but she has nstinctively
adopted. toward them the professional attitude
Of nurses and doctors. | knew therefore that
when she did not Immediately obey me, there
was something really important on her mind.
Daddy she lowered thin. tense wisp,
on the terrace there's something you ought
to know. I've found out just what happened
and what made Monarch rear the way he did r."
l said: He reared at the bright lights on
the Christmas trees"
But he wouldn't have done that. Daddy"
Dawn was clutching her fashlight stubbornly.
"Monarchs never frightened Of bright lights
Colonel Wallace used TO let me ride him all
last fall and he never SHE'D at anything and
he certainly never rears at lights was sure
Of that That's why, when | saw what hap
pencd / thought I'd better investigate" She
paused "Of course, it's awful. what's hap
pened but / don't see why Monarch should be
blamed unjustly That's why you've got to
come"
My daughter is a horscwoman born and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
poor NOrmie," MOdned Karen in
an AgOny of Grief. Looking at Her
Sisters LfeIeSS Form, 81 Arrays
Told Her Not to GiUe Monarch His
Head When They Came Up
the DriUc."

in a III state 10 be questioned"
! made a gesture of apology "IIc seemed
the right person to talk to-"
"Oh, don't blame you You couldn't have
known. But since we lost our SON" Mrs
Sater's glance. curiously hardening. switched
TO the photograph on the piano the Judge
has had breakdown in health He was com
pctely wrapped up in the boy"
Judging from her voice Mrs Sater had
not shared her husbands enthusiasm for their
son.
Well" she said at length" if there's any
thing you want. l think I'm the person 10
help you"
She turned ont TO he cooperative and SEN
sible when / told her that in the circum-
stances thought il would he best 10 inform
the authorities I assured her that both In
spcctor Cobb of the Grovcstown police and
Or. Fordor the Coroner were good friends OF
nj by American w'okly Inc Great Britain Rights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

bred Although have never been able To
afford her a mount Of her own the lack
has been generously supplied by my neigh
bors. Consequently Dawn knew every
horse in the neighborhood intimately in
some cases better even than their owners
Her opinion therefore. on the actions and
reactions OF horses. and Monarch in partcu-
lar, was not TO be despised
AN right" | said.
AS moved out 10 join her the lights from
the Christmas trees on the lawn suddenly
went out. leaving the garden dark.
My daughter drew me toward the drive
using her fashlght. l could tell she was
bursting with the excitement Of her discovery
felt queerly apprehensve.
We reached the two nearest Christmas
trees, the fashlight dimly picking ont the col
ored balls AS we moved past them toward
the spot where Norma fell, | had the curious
sensation that someone was ahead Of US IN the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

Continued on Page 80
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

hicles now handled by CD The com
missioner of revenue, CD the motor
vehicle bureau, (3) the auto theft
bureau. t4) the highway safety d-
vision. 60 the highway patrol, and
60 1no uniform drivers license act.
Specifically excepted from the bill
and left under the commissioner OF
revenue viii be the powers and
duties connected with CD collection
OF motor fuel taxes. (2) inspection Of
gasoline and oil. CD powers and
functions connected with issuance OF
permits to vehicles engaged III the
transportation of petroleum products.
1t is also specifically provided that
nothing IN the bill shall be construed
a. depriNing the Utilities Commission
OF any OF It's powers and duties il
connection with motor vehicle fran
chISe carriers.
Heading the department is to be an
official known as the commissioner
of motor vehicles. appointed by the
governor. responsible directly to him
and removable al any time without
@ny assignment Of cause.
Salary Of this official is to be fixed
by the governor, with approval of
the budget.
The commissioner is authorized to
work u d plan Of organization for
his department, though it cannot go
INTO effect until approved by the gov
and the budget commission. II
is provided. however, that the new
plan OF organization must divide the
setup into at least two divisions
% a division Of registration and (2)
a division of highway safety and
patrol.
All budget appropriations for the
( genCies to be consolidated are. IN
effect, tossed into n pot and the
new department is authorized to al
locate the money to its componen:
divisions as ii G e fit. subject only
10 the limitation that the total shall
not exceed the total appropriated for
the several agencies.
The bill was introduced by Repre-
sentative Clarence Stone of Rock
!ngham and vas referred to the Judi
CIary Committee No. l. which is
headed by Representative w. |. Hal
stead of Camden county.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
World Federation

A handful of gentlemen launched
a movement a few weeks ago on q
secluded Ittle island IN tie North
Carolina coast aiming at a fedora
ton Of the world, as they called it.
Since that time they have been seiz-
ing upon every opportunity to obtain
consideration and endorsement OF
their idea. Ever so often there ap-
pears in PRINT IN item relating how
4 cIuo Or some other group here or
there has heard the plan and APP
proved It,
The theory is for extension of the
IDEAL of self-government and liberty
10 all peoples of the world, a sort of
bill Of rights for every nation, as it
were. The alternative they envisiOn
is chaos everywhere, with all peO-
pies living IN a state Of uncertainty
end armed existence.
Wh9t will come OF the project is a
matter only the future viii deter
mine A. we oct if the theory j.
Patterned after the Woodrow Wilson
Teagle Of Nations which followed
tha first World War. but which long
since has been junked and all but
~forpotten Sin far =. its effectiveness
II, Influence 9rn concerned Down
4roddrn Dponles in MANY nations.
for tho more abundant life
wen = chance for q halfway de-
cont n~vistaooa have Darni1t4d and
abefted ambitious oDportlnists ia
Grasn rains of mower onlv to sub
iuoa+o thom further to the extent
tho. tbov have hro,1oht wars AGAIN
,1non tho face of tha earth. 50 here
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
Motor Vehicle Department
Proposal Gives Governor
Blank Check of Authority
CONTINUED from Page One)
the administration nleaSeS

&c the administration nlo9CaS
Tbaro ;cp,+ tho do,,b1 tbat
tho ]nronosa1 is verv much in the ma
,,ro ~ . "hIant checl" ontbori13-
too 10 Governor 7 M Rrouohton to
,enro9nize ra,,amn and ~resbnff]e n,
,~oencfee connacted with the moto,
veh;clo dn,inistration
Wbetbnr tba ~onnn.a1 ,,,n of ]eois-
1atnrs tbiok tbio - u,ise and coInd
,NaIia, baIn', rn, @acnn,o c1oar Mas,
IF ,bon1 v,are nI,t az tnun o1,er five
~lalf- n1a ,,,d 5000 1T thoee Who re-
,n,f,od annoar +a b,vo tba
III ono,,db ~ oynrecs aov definita
Dni,Gan ~ -. ,,a,.i+r ~. doY,o1.rc
Tboro ,.a,.a , fo,, ratbe, vao,,e
Ar+u ,h,, ,5nro VII ha va 'nb;ectionS
- no nT,nn.9I no the grounds maj
!. n,..,+a. ~, dol r.,v !, ub;cb ia
I,,,iIJ 49,, o1,h~n,na +o,ia1 nolit;ca1
--,.r-,o II T.. Gaan ranea,adly
o,,.ol[ .ta ,,..4 ,h,, r.t,ta 10
---..l IA a~n,,l,vee, from,
..,.4 ,.,.bnfn.nn,a no1iticaI
....a lGnIah these donar1-
.-.a,d NV n,an who are =,
..lI,. .,d tliohtiv inaa
-. g,l,a,s,or hv ,easnn
n,,Snr, fn, fived te,,oc
-. ..,-. IT, now mot ar vehicle
,.r .,.,IIId b,,.o no cnc,
...t.r1.,
Cm,a.nu,. Rronqbton has said ,ba,
4bn bfoh+,av natrnl in narticnlar
sruIld he connle,eIv removed from
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
Another Hitch Develops
To Delay Construction
Of Raleigh-D Durham Airport
Continued From Page Onel

troubles We're over. As week after
week passed and no tangible evid-
cnce OF an airport could be seen, they
began TO ask question. 1t develops
that the present delay is Que to lack
Of agreement on the engineer who
shall make the survey of the pro-
posed port.
The 100000 is available for i'm
mediate use, but IS wholly insult
ticient to build and equip an airport.
Most of the money for that viii come
from Washington, although addition
al support may be necessary by To-
cal interests. 1t has been made very
clear that the federal authorities Will
not do a thing until the local pro-
blemS are solved, the site acquired.
surveyed and rendered for the pur-
pose. Meantime, demands upon avail
able federal money from other points
IN the country is rapidly eXhausting
that source, and sponsors Of the Dur
ham-Raleigh project are becoming
CHARMED.
General statewide interest is in the
proposal to establish az aviation
school at State College on land now
owned by the state. This will cost a
lot Of money. If sufficiently speedy
progress is made in the development
of the proposed %inter-city airport,
then the present Raleigh municipal
port would be available as a flying
field for the college al a consider
able saving of both time and money.
Facilities there are deemed entirely
adequate for pilot training purposes.
though not adequate for the modern
flying planes in passenger transport
or for use as an emergency field for
Army planes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
Part Of Defense


u ia's 1t '''s co'le ~ oe u17
custom o- |''51 llS'0t 'iS d PEI
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

/. According to the report OF the
GtGset commission 10 the 1871 ltgls-
Iotlac there are l6.2U6. including the
governor. IN the employ OF the NuTl-
OTIS departments Of the state govern
a!tnt and state institutions. The COM
bIned salaries OF these employees
amount t, 1858 ,959 annually. One
mali OF TINS number. or 1922 are en-
ployed by the State Highway and
3uDIIc Works commission.
,. Congressman James jefferson
Britt. of AsheVIIle. who contested the
tacCtIuu of Congressman Zebulon
Weaver in 1916, was seated March
+. 1919. three days before the end OF
HE term. The term ended March 4,
iJl9.
3. The North Carolina Navy,
SHOWN as the Mosquito Fleet, was ac-
Gu.red by the Confederate govern
Hrnt III 1861 at an agreed price Of
eoI.U4O. These small boats had been
bought by North Carolina and mount
sounds and rivers OF the eastern part
Of the state. The t.eet was destroyed
by Federal gunboat> early in 1862.
4 The Society OF Friends sen a
number of freedmen and former
TO the Liberia colony shortly
AFTER 1t had been founded in 1922.
During the next lew years several
hundred were prepared 1or the trip.
Liberia was founded by the National
Colonization Society which was
founded in 1916. The first attempt
his society MADE tG a a COL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
Inc Other S,:.c

Opponents ol the lend .e.s. y.
are having their day now IN ntal.na
before the Senate Foreign Relation
Committee. and have been pullu-
no punches i'll their denunc.auou
Major Alfred Williams. former navy
speed ilier. ven ever further IN his
.estIm- ny last Week than q Cu.gut'
LInduersh before INN. Senator DH.
Bob Reynolds. member Yl The cam
m.ttec. characterized Lud1c.-a ..
tAc best witness he had ever listen.
cd To. n or Il of the court reg.
What he thought of the still H..r
derog5tury W-rds OF Williams s..
not taronIcIed.
Williams. like Lindocran. pred
cd Vie Roosevelt policy ~ send.
p.,Hc sad ships to other couHf. .
W.Ii one day be revealed To- a..e
been foolish ana futile. II not su.c.a..
He supported claims OF Senlt. r
Wheeler taat administration pol5cc
lad LETT the country without any
~agt vi defense IN the air. lie said.
the United States has no ~~lngleze.t-
cd lighting plane that can hold IT.
Ia British and German pu.
salt SHIPS now fighting in the AL.
above Br.'IID and 1oIb-.I Pr.r.r,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
Automobile Inspection
Bill Offered
(Continued From Page Cnel

official inspection station or else
where" Since past experience with
less stringent inspection regulations
indicate that most inspecting stations
will be at garages operated under
private ownership, there is a chance
for the inspector to get the repair
job and thus TO get pay for his in
spectional service, although the act
specifically prohibits his accepting
any eratuity or compensation, either
directly or indirectly.
The inspector must make monthly
reports to the safety division, the
operator of the vehicle must display
at all times a copy of the certificate
on the ar.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO t.
North Carolina:
Nnron rnhrtr.

.Nol i va
Vance County: oc
Having qualified as adnli'I5,l "a.
of the estate of Mrs. Della ~
wards, late of the County OF '''Nl,
N. c., this is to notify all person,
having claims against the ala eStad d
to present them to the undel9Is"ea
at his office in Henderson, n I" ~
or before the 18th day OF feoruaiy'
1912, or this notice will be pledaeu -
bar of their recovery. All person,
indebted 10 said estate Will pie''0
make immediate settlement ,o,,
This 10th day Of February, i'
HENRY T. POWELL
Admir-. of the Estate oil ME-
Della P. Edwards, DECEASED
l0-l7-24-3-l0-l7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
stock Market
Trend Upward

New York. Feb. 10. - (AP)-The
general stock market direction was
moderately upward today but trend
SIgnpOsts Tor the most part were
rather obscure.
While heavy industrial issues man
aged to tack on modest fractions,
minor declines were to be seer here
and there mean the fourth hour.
Ol10taIjOnS at 2 y. M
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

e.. -1l. ,nu as axe Val De
" .uu..
... Eastern Carolina gentlemen
t nave started . movement no
I..L-r than i mustard seed, but at
..l.. tGCv'Ne got the germ. Whether
ut-. their leadership OF some other,
.rr World must build lis future upon
'... ..e,. or Il VIII not build al all.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
a TRADE

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: fIlli''
ing offers many opportunities :,
advancement to young men oh'neo
workmen in this industry are III ue
mand. THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF PRINTING's faculties ~
teaching The mechanics OF the 'tr.e
are the best. For particulars "iie
to v. G. Garriott, Secfetary-lieasul
or, 15I4-16 South Street NashV''''
TepneSs0A
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
British Take Two
Towns in Eritrea
Continued From Page One)

NNUl1IITueu FTUHI F1Xe OUe1
ported 200 miles beyond Bengasi on
the 600 mile road leading to Tripoii,
today's general headquarters an
nOuncement said clearance of the
areas up TO Ell Agheila is proceed
ing Satisfactorily"
The Raj command announced
that aircraft of the fleet arm make
d 'successful' raid Saturday night
on Tripoli itself. Bombs were report
ed to have fallen on the seaplane STA
ton, setting d hangar afire.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
Drys Continue
To Wage Fight
CONTINUED From race Onel

the vine Itself VIII likely be permit
ted. ;a
Then there was 4 bill TO rev okc the
license OF beer dealers Who sell to
"drunks", but that died IN the Senate
when it was generally agreed that
the business of defining "drunks'
too much fox the ordinary NOR
tai.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

.... 1t b. uupelc,sly old fashioned.
H# 1911 #tuodel Valentines Day
IL aaw hm >tllI using bow and
u. toad oil i Girand rifle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

OF the Manx language it was said
that there were no fewer than ninety
seven ways of saying my dear"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

DISCOUNT ON ALL 1910
Model Motorola car radios. This is
d real bargain. Come in and see
them. Easy terms. Henderson Vul-
CanlZlng Co. lost
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR
baby chicks, all varieties. Full of
chick feeds, Also complete stock
of garden seeds. Get an eally start
with your chicks and garden. H. B..
Newman. 7-I0-l2-l4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

ADMIRING EYES WILL FOLLOW
you when you wear garments that
are cleaned like new by Valet
Cleaners q Dyers, phone t64. 7-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

AFFORDS PRINTING & OFFICE
Supply Co., phone 62-offers Won
quality printing and everything for
the office at reasonable prices
Wise men buy at home. 6-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

FARM FOR RENT ON SHARES
Tobacco and cotton allotments. SEQ
c. 7. Nethery at fruit store in Far.
mers Warehouse. mi,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

DOES YOUR INSURANCE COST
you too much? Phone 900 and
Well tell you how 10 reduce the
cost without sacrificing depend
ability or service. Gates Insurance
Agency. milf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

FOR RENT, CLOSE IN. SMALL
apartment, furnished or unfur-
nisheG. Mrs. Scales, phone 1861.
10-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER pr
lot OF furniture and other items,
Extra good values in this lot R
E. SatterWhite & Sons, near Fire.
Station. 80
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

HOW'S THE PLUMBING2 LET US
inspect your system and submit
figure IN any needed repairs or
changes. j. c.. Wheeler. Jr., phone
2T2 o. 812-J. l0-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

CALL BAKERS FOR YOUR NEXT
repair job. Try our invisible half
soling, no nails Or sewing, Can't
tell they we're ever half soled.
Phone 142-J. lit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

JUST RECEIVED 400 NICE CEDAR
posts at The Place of Values.
Alex S. Watkins. "Where quality
tells and prices SELL 10lh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

FOR RENT JAN. i-MODERN FUR.
nlshed apartment. Dr.. A. c. Vow
l2-eod-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

MAN OR WOMAN FOR ESTAB-
lished grocery route in Henderson
Average earnings $500 weekly.
Write Box No. SOL, Richmond,
Virginia. lO--u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10
WANT ADS
Get Results

WE SELL AND INSTALL THE IN.
tire line Of Barber GenaSrn En-
Tor homes and all types OF COW ro2,'
mercial buildings. Tanner Roofn-
Co, phone Cog. '''oiths
>
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

,BABSON SAYS. IT Will pr
many years before you can bni,J
as cheaply as you can today Az
tractlve new plan books at "Tbo
Place OF Values" Alex S. Watkins
lO-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

PIGS AND SHOATS FOR SALE
Corn fed, any size, nice for bar
becue or pork. Will dress and oe-
liver if desired. Also cured sweet
potatoes at 75c per bushel at farm
G.. w. Eaves, phone 37O4. Henoef,
son 1910
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

OUR BODY AND FENDER mr.
partlnent is eVeready to do all kfnd-
OF body and fender painting and
repau work at moderate 6ricne
E~Veready Chevrolet Co., nb0nn
I0T. (4) N''o1e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS rCn
all occasions fresh from our ON
houses. We grow the fJoyaHS yell
Seii' brldsers-The Florist. Phone
$50 day or night. 'oi!e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-10

FARMERS, THESE WANT ADo
are read every day with as much
interest as any front page story
When you have something TO ous'
sell or trade, just try ne. lo7@"
BUY OR BUILD A HOME lEn
building and loan way. we luilllsu
the money quickly - no Wal'lns'
Henderson Building & Loan AS
sociation, Al. B. Wester, oecy.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Mearle DuVall, a sandy-haired
Baltimore kid, reached into the air,
made a brilliant one-hand snatch
of a rif1e-shot pass and sprinted As
yards for fourth-period touchdown
that gave Maryland a 1912 victory
over Florida yesterday at College
Park.
Jack Wright, red-headed fullback,
snapped the pass to DuVall and he
couldn't have drawn a straighter
line than the ball Travelled with a
nickel ruler. DuVall, a crack basket
ball player and one of two three
letter men on the squad, used his
court training to good advantage
in hauling down the pass. He took
it over the shoulder, buried it in the
crook of his arm and made a bee
line for the goal.
Florida's Fondren Mitchell and
Andy Bracken chased him all the
way, but they couldn't close the few
scant feet between their own and
DuValls flying dogs and he was in
the end zone, safely home, before
Mitchell dived and hit him at the
ankles. Duke Alexander's place
ment for the extra point was wioe,
but it made no difference at that
stage of the game.
Thrills Homecoming Crowd.
The play, born of desperation and
coming like a knockout punch
thrown by groggYi ighter. covered
a total Of 56 yar and restored
Maryland to the I'd almost I'M
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Desperate Lost-Quorter Pass
To Terps' Du Vail Nobs Game
Just After Gators Take Lead

mediately after it had seen Florida
punch over it's second touchdown
and 60 ahead by 12-7 margin. 1t
brought the Homecoming day crowd
of $500 fans to it's feet with a roar
and climaxed a bitterly played
fourth quarter that found the Ga
tors spending most of their time
deep in Terp territory.
Twice before this Maryland had
fought of Florida's bid for second
touchdown within kneelng distance
of its goal line. only to have Tom
Leibs men, after taking a punt,
march IS yards for the score. This
marker seemed to be decisive and
it would have been had not the
Wright to DuVall combination
clicked.
A long punt by Tommy Harrison,
downed on Marylands 10-yard
stripe, set the Old Liners back on
their heels at the start of the final
quarter and they couldn't extricate
themselves from this predicament,
although they did delay the anxious
Gators. Mitchell, Red Mack and
Harrison were the wheel horses in
drives that forced Maryland back
to its 2 and later its /. Both times
Jack Brenner tried to boot the Terps
out of the hole, but his kicks were
short and Harrison ran the first
back 20 yards to Maryland's 18 and
the second about 9 yards to the 80.
Bernie Ulman finally took over