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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-21

DoVy WoIo M0keS JOCK HdpPY -.
Davy Ward Tacoma welter gave away poundage and
went big In his first in many months Monday
night.
That was ut Ocean park Calf. where he went TO a
draw with Francois De Tombeaux, French refugee.
Wire information said
Here however mail
coma promoter and Los Angeles tells
brighter story of Davys showing:
Los Angeles Cal,
Aug. 18th.
Hello Net night fought the
sensational French boxer
main event at Ocean Park
swell fight
1ng the Fenchnsn than pounds.
fenheaux and 1874 pounds
10 have Tcuesux the knockout
The Frenchman had won 10 in = up To mig
That Jack Conner fight
hee Reminded of the night Eddie Bobby Harper
with Harpes referee
that happy last night
So long. Met good Harold Bird Ceorss
Bhankln and yourself. As ever
JOE WATERMAN
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FRIsCH CHASED

The Tigers slashed out Is hits
to win the opener, 1913. pounding
Marvin Breuer to cover. Marius
Russo pitched the Yanks to an
SO victory in the nightcap, win
ming his 18th game. Charlie Kel-
Ter hit homer No. 80 in the opener.
Heinrich hit No. % and Gordon
No. FL in the Yanks' 16-hit attack
in the nightcap.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Bob Rays courage was real no question about
that. He simply didn't know what fear felt like.
Hes not quite human" said Iris. Then.
by Douglas Newton
Mvsscfsd by Arthur sonoH
uIvstrufsd BY Arthur SornoH

on the scene, knew it was all up. Nothing
could save the girl. This was even beyond
Bob Rays we'll known valor. Custance heard
Fawkner on the next veranda crying: Hell,
Hasn't anyone got gun p"
Nobody had. But Bob Ray bent down and
picked up fistful of gravel
There was gasp as he Strengthened and let
Song Linn have half of it. He missed, but that
didn't worry him; Song Lin had checked a
little. Walking with easy, cold steps he closed
on the murderer, shouting calm insults all
the time. Then, just as Song Lin again
crouched to leap at Iris, he let the madman
have the rest of the gravel full in the face.
1t was pretty timing. Song Lin leapt back
instead of forward, whirled, saw his tormentor
and dived straight at him.
A dozen voices screamed to Iris to run,
certain that Ray could only 60 the way of the
Sikh before that insane onslaught. They were
wrong. Bob Ray remained unruffled as he
always boasted of being As Song Lin dived,
he dropped into boxing crouch, side e-stepped
like a flash, and let Song Lin have it on the
jaw with slogging left.
A moment later half dozen men were
pinning the unconscious Song Lin to the
EARTH the rest were gathered about Iris and
Bob Ray, thanking heaven that the girl was
Evening star., 1941-01-12

missed. Custance had the wit enough to shout:
Iris - Here - Run for it." Just as the
men came dreadfully together
But Iris took only five steps before the
sais screamed, missy, look OUT" She looked
round and stopped as though petrified. The
Sikh policeman lay in an odd, still tumble
on the ground, and Song Linn was jgging
away from him in slow and horrible dance;
moving towards the girl, his red eyes fixed
on her.
Custance did shout then: Ray! Ray! For
PHYS sake -"
Dur that did not matter. Bob Ray had
already heard the uproar, had come out of
his Office. Come out at the prospect of trouble
yes, that was the sort of thing he would
naturally do, thank heaven. As he appeared,
his steady stare took in what was happening
and putting his hand on the rail, he vaulted
off his veranda.
As he struck the road he shouted the few
native swear words he had so far picked up,
giving Song Linn an ancestry that no Malay
could hear without violence Song Lin paid
no attention. He had more attractive and
convenient slaughter in view. His jigging
shuttle towards Iris quickened
Custance, the other men who had now come
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Il Short Story Complete in This Issue


w pleasant or a profitable article to
W meet. Custance, on the Agency We
randa, heard the yelling among the huts,
saw the small brown men and women and
children scattering from the kamb pong like
chickens before dog, and knew big trouble
was loose He leaned over the rail shouting to
Iris to run for cover, for at that moment he
didn't know from what angle or how quickly
the thing was coming.
Iris, thinking it half joke, moved over
towards the Sikh policeman on duty by the
head of the square = and Song Linn came
straight out that way.
Song Lin was seagoing Malay -lank and
sinewy and tough. An ugly bit of work at
any moment, Song Lin amok was wholesale
murder He came on at bent-kneed shuttle,
his head lowered between his shoulders like
the mad dog he had become, his long arms
hanging, and in his right hand kris, that
wickedest of stabbing knives, with blood
already upon it.
Custance being not particularly brave -
or otherwise - his heart became frozen lead.
Even the big Sikh policeman was anything
but happy. He stood very still, and his hand
fluttered backward, warning Iris to remain
still, too One could never tell just what
Malay would do in this madness; his crazy
mind might be turned aside by quietness just
as readily as it might slash at everything in
sight at the f1utter of garment.
The sais standing behind Custance in the
Agency door gave little whimper as Song
Inns shuttle punched into a crouch. He
muttered, Shout one-time for Ray tuan."
Custance frowned and muttered Shut
upH but he glanced hesitantly across the
square at the Teak Office Ray might do it. .
The Sikh sensed Song Inns spring. Sud-
denly he ran forward slashing with his
truncheon He was strong and nimbe fellow,
the policeman, but no sane man can be a
match for Malay with the murder madness
on him. Song Linn ducked and the truncheon
Evening star., 1941-01-12

safe, and trying to make their admiration for
Bob Rays coolness and pluck sound genuine.
But not even Iris herself could manage that.
Bob Ray had saved Iris life by an exhibition
of frigid daring few men could have equaled.
Also Bob Ray was in love with her - and yet
it was only with embarrassment that she
thanked him, and she did it from Custance's
shoulder against which she leaned, trembling.
0UT the whole thing was even more odd
than that Iris was half in love with Bob Ray,
wanted, even, to love him. From the moment
he had come to the Settlement they had been
drawn to one another. She had just the fragile
and golden loveliness that called to his clean
strong darkness. They shared youth and
vividness as no other pair did. In fact no man.
not even Custance thought he had chance
from then on, for Bob Ray had everything"
There, perhaps was the flaw. He had too
much. Too much, anyhow. of that essential
for the winning of women - manliness. He
was quite the bravest person the Settlement
had ever SEEN Far too much the bravest, in
fact - for he knew it.
He knew it not as thing for Dragging, but
as plain fact. He didn't give himself any
frills over it; he did not outrage anybody's
feelings by showing off. He just knew what he
was, and had to say so if the matter came up.
And he was always right about it.
1t had been so from the first. Quite early
he and another man had been caught by gang
robbers as they took the pay box up to a
teak camp. They had fought the thieves off
with pistols, and the other man, Barton, an
old hand, had confessed to being scared to his
very marrow, the thieves had seemed so many
and ferocious Bob Ray had said nothing,
until someone asked if he hadn't been in a
blue funk too. Then he answered. quite nat
urally: mot particularly: got rather kick
out of it"
That was thought to be a newcomers bra
vado. But it wasn't Bob Ray just didn't
seem to feel fear as ordinary men felt fear
There were heaps of proof of this. Fawkner, for
CONTINUED on pose 10)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07
Referendum Unlikely

By fam means OF foul, depending
on the viewpoint. the proposed state
wide referendum on liquor is gradu-
ally being chloroformed in the legis-
Iature. Prospects for enactment Of
a measure t. that effect are less
promising now than before the bin
was offered. and indications are the
tide will continue to flow against the
drys.
Whatever ones desires or hopes
may have been, the result is hardly
more than was expected by many
observers of the legislative scene It
had been apparent to us from the
start hat the cards We're fairly well
stacked against the drys. And the
handling Of the referendum bill since
it appeared in the legislative hopper
has not been such as to offer any
great amount of encouragement to
their cause,
AS it has appeared. the real fight
from the beginning has been IN the
General Assembly. And movements
there have consisted more of subtle
maneuvering than of the knockdoWn-
and-drag-out type Of combat. The
reason for that is the widespread
and rather general feeling that if the
whole state were given a chance for
expression, liquor would be definite
ly outlaWed in all of the counties.
Vets have known all along that their
best, perhaps their only, hope lay in
blocking the whole issue in the legis-
lature itself, They seem now to have
achieved their victory.
Assuming, therefore. that it is all
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

over but the shouting by the wets,
the drys have two courses left. One
is to concentrate on one or as many
Us they wish of the twenty-siN couu.
ties that have liquor stores, and 10
make 81 demonstration 10y Whiting
down juc number is best they may.
The other IS an intensive campaIgu
of education on a statewide basis n
anticipation of and in preparutj IL
log u legislative showdown two years
hence. Il they accept the curren,
reverse Is final and conclusive. and
rest ON their oars until another Gen.
egyI Assembly ~conVeneS, they VIII
uo du.,ot lind a situation very much
like the present one. Then best bet.
as II seems t. us, is to permit no
more grass to grow under their feet.
but to Jump the gun as soon as the
smoke ol THIS battle dies away. and
10 keep i,-Up- rclentlessly until they
arrive at then goal and destination.
The more wei counties they can
dry up IN the two year period, if any.
the better impression they can make
when they come to bat again. Pre-
~uunablv the high command is aware
f that reality.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
$1,000 WATER RONDS

BE 1T ORDAINED by the CITY
Council of the City Of Henderson:
Section |. That the City of Hen
derson issue its bonds. pursuant to
The Municipal Finance Act, 1921, as
amended, IN an amount not exceed
ING $1,000 for the purpose of recon-
S1Tuctng a water tank, the same be-
ing a part of the water works sy,-
tenn of said City.
Section 2. That Il tax sufficient to
pay the principal and interest of said
bonds shall be annually levied and
collected.
Section 3. That d statement of the
debt Of the City has been filed with
the Clerk and is open to public in
SpectiOn.
Section 4. That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days after its
1lrst publication unless in the mean
time a petition for its submission to
the voters is filed under said Act,
in which event it shall take effect
when approved by the voters of the
City at an election as provided in
said Act.
The foregoing ordinance was pass-
ed on the 9th day of February, 1871.
and was first published on the 28lh
day Of February, 1871.
Any action or proceeding question:
mig the validity Of said ordinance
must be commenced within thirty
days after It's first publication.
W.. u. ROYSIER, City Clerk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07
Reducing Relief

Cutting Off of $4,000 persons
lrom WPA relief rolls by June, as
announced Oy that Federal agency
Is II line with increases in defense
JOBS and work incident to on a corol-
larry OF hat vast undertaking. With
this leNCrIsh program now We'll under
Way, and with general business be
ginning to feel the impact Of the
/ great spending effort, relief should
I decline if II can be expected ever
10 drop.
Drastic payroll cuts are necessary,
according 10 officials, if the new and
extra 1918. 600 600 supplemental re-
rel appropriation is not 10 be eN-
ceeded. This sun is supplemental
10 nearly a billion dollars voted last
spring for the first eight months OF
the current fiscal year and takes
care of requirements t0r the four
month period in March. April, May
and June to the end OF the govern
nent year.
Officials estimate current relief
enrolment at l,G84,O00 and antici-
pate a slash to l.762.0o during
March. Successive monthly reduc-
tons are contemplated until June to
reach an all-time low around I,3O0,-
Gee. This would be 2.050.00O under
the aIl-time nigh Of November l.,
1898, at the time Of the ~oft-year con
|grcsSionoI elections.
What may eventually happen with
relief IS anybody's guess. 1t was in
~augurated eight years ago as ar
emergency government activity to
furnish Jobs and staVe off starvation |
tor many people. But the emergency
then has either continued or has
been followed by a series of emer-
gencles, all giving way to tne present
Wan crisis, which embodies threats
to the security of the nation that are
generally recognized rs far more
serious than that OF 1888.
The time wa when there was hope,
and grounds for hope, that the ma
ton would work itself out of its
economic difficulties. But remedies
applied have been hardly more than
shots in the arm, and the organic
disease remains uncured. With the
expansions in most types of activity
that usually accompany war, specu-
latIon is becoming more and more
pronounced that the country, along
with much of the world, is headed
toward a terrific economic let-doWn
al the end Of the wal that may shade
any that have preceded it. Vast new
puollc works and other projects to
be launched when that time comes
are already being blue-printed, and
that Will, of course, necessitate in
creased government financing, in
VolVlng at the same time, too, per-
haps greater relief roll programs
than we have hitherto known.
Where it shall all lead us and
what the ultimate contamination
may be is, as stated at the outset,
anybodys speculation. But it is a
trifle heartening and encouraging to
know that for the time being there
is a tendency downward. Would
that it might continue in that direc-
ton, without ever the necessity and
the hazard of a reversal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

In some European countries bank
messengers wear plug hats and ride
on special bicycles. In order, pa
parently, that huld-up men may more
easily identify them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

Movies have been called a means
of escape. They are no escape, be-
cause, when you get home from the
theatre, you usually find the dishes
still waiting to be washed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

Following Bugbug and Zemzem
in the news is the town of Cubcub,
reported captured by the British.
The war in Africa is rapidly taking
on the aspects of a double-feature.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

German troops were in Sofia, CAPT
tai Of Bulgaria, several hours before
Bulgaria signed to become a mem
Der of the Axis. Adolf Hitler, it
seems, moves so fast that he scoops
himself.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07


29c QUART MOOhAS INSIDE
wall paint, Wall Satin, IN elgh:
beautiful tlntS, Lln>eed oil 81 per
gallon. Watkins Hardware Co.
Nam street. ca
rvrpN cDrCrD1 ~ Dr-CCrC
a., D'''"'or
t't '|VA u! M,'''(I "I's>eS' sooo
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a(>," ~ Ni'N' ','sc
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Cnn,nla,o ~ ~
I.,,+Ir w.. INo'"''I =
90 MAX '+,.,o "''N"'N 4''I"n a.
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Nalor's son 2l5335. Dam, Wake
IItId queen 1928. Paternai
SrandSne, Nalor'S Foremost 20l63l.
Iat"lnaI gfanddam, Quail RooS1
aNl daughter 316399. Maternal
2landSIFe. QUAIL RooSt MaNim's
MAJESTY 2ol+29. Maternal grand
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

WE SPECIALIZE IN All
kinds OF body and fender re.
PAIR work. Motor Sales ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

StlNET PlANO-PARTY LEAVING
town. Lett with Us to sell 500 less
than original cost. Manning Piano
Co. Box All, Rocky Mount, N. c.
6-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

BABY CHICKS, DAY OLD AND
started. f. {. X. feeds and seeds.
Henderson Hatchery, back Of Leg
gets. 26-28-3-5-1-l0-l2-l4-l7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

MONEY FOR YOU, MR.,
Merchant. Every person m usn.
defSon lnsurlng with us Aas-mnro
money 10 spend with YOU. Tboir
savings IN Dividends are theirs f..
Spcnd for merchandise with Won
think It over. Gates In.1u3nE,
Agency. ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

HONE 638-THE HARBOR OF
Lost SoleS. Grissom's Shoe Shop,
424 5. Garnet street, Grover Girls
Sc11, prop. 1T
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

WANT ADS
Get Results
FOR SALE: ONE coon As
Simmons bed and dnubfa' NEW
springs. Bargain lor un,yf' Geek
Gail Joe at phone 49, ouyer.
- Iii
SEE THE REAL yAfr-Eo --
I9ti Zenith Radios. The onINT lhL
win the radIoIgan ana rotny lauio
magnet Amazingly low wave
hughes furniture Co al
5-3t
WE ARE AGENTS FOR vIrIr-
paints enamels and yarnnEa'Ah
can supply your needs nrnn9 ana
see US Tor paints. Tanner Pp"!'
ing Co. phone 606. i'ool-
-l3
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY Nv
cars washed and creased f,r C az
Also bargains on grinding yaIro'.'
|a"hs '''lSS' ana any kind Of
rN,Dr NoIh. Lesg- Parham
f'"S i'oi'e %. 29-tf
WE HAVE \ coon -, -
of ChevrnIc,. - SELLOIlON
See us fo,. rn.I Gun" y MODELS.
used ca, C~aodt"'n ~ your hcAt
~oIIp"'S' 7-f
WE SpECIr,UI -.
IN ALL
hllluS IL BODY and fender 20
PAIR work. No1nr S,Io. ~
' w.
Merchant Lyn,-, way 49, MR,
derson I@nsin.ino nt,,h ~, II ieh-
money ia l,nf7d u,;t ''"9 more
SAVINGS in bn-idond 80 men
uncno f,,, ,,oroh.,l "ItilS 10
,I"llN 1t o\tF' Gales INSURANCE
NSo''S' 7-2ti
hNRITIorS 01Ev --z---
-:NHDilAooo MEN MANAGE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS ANY
where, anytime, day or night. just
give US your order and We viii
have your choice flowers delivered
fresh and promptly. BridgerS-The
Florist, phone $50. 3-tG
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

lust a FEW LEFT. GIRL CHAM
pion pillow points al ST per dozen.
Watkins Hardware Co. Main street
6-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

PRISCILLA ,ALUMINJM WARE.
Guaranteed Il give perfect service.
Complete assortment perColatou>,
kettles. pans, Watkins Hardware
Co. Mann street. 6-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

LET US PUT RAMCO RINGS IN
your car and Ramconize your pis-
tons. job guaranteed 10000 miles
or II months. L~egg-Parham Com
pany. Phone IS. 28-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

sou CAN BEAUTIFY YOUR
bathroom by replacing all cid fix
lures and equipment with new. We
can do il at reasonable cost. j. G..
Wheeler. il. phones 378 and 3l1,J.
6-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07
WANT ADS

SO QUART MOOBES INSIDE
wall paint, Wall Satin. in eigh:
beautiful tints. Ljn>eod OIL 81 per
gallon. Watkins Hardware Co.
Main street. Ga
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

FOR THE NEXT THIRTY Dave
ans washed and creased for 81 n6
Also bargains on grinding yaI,o',
installing rings, and any kind
mechanical work. Lcsg-pa"Ito i
ANY %. DG-ts
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

AY YOUR NEWSBOY PROMPT.
~! He Is responsible for all his col.
lcct!ons. Make il easy as possible
for HIM, Pay promptly, Hendcr-
SON Daily Dispatch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

AMBITIOUS MEN MANAGE
small movie circuits henderson
dIStrlct-b0't commissions-580
SlI5 monthly posSible-ENcellent
future. Car necessary. 1922 Rhodes
HaVerty Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. 6-3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR SALE: ONE coon ,e
summons bed and double NEW
springs. Bargain lQr ouirE geek
Can Joe at phone i95 ouyer,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

WE ARE AGENTS FOR VITAvn
pants. enamels and ,.a,ri.SAk
can supply your needs nrnror ailu
{ Us lor paints, Tanner Rndy
ing Co.. phone 606. MOL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

FOR RENT: TWO HOUSES, CLOSE
in, and one steam heated apart
ment, See Fred b. Hight, phoiie
289, night phone STU. o-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07

DEFENSE PROGRAM HAS ChtAl'
ed exceptional opening in old eS-
tablished business for reliable will
ing worker between 20 ana 49,
Write fully stating age, eXpefie1,'''
and qualifications. Address PoA
No. SOIL, Richmond, Virginia. F1'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-07
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PAYABLE Strictly In Advance

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Florida.
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ST. Louis at Boston, rain
Cincinnati at Philadelphia,
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Chicago at New York, rain.
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