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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
u. Of D. Frosh Rally
To Beat Ontario Club

Coming from behind with three
touchdowns in the last quarter, the
University of Detroit freshmen
scored a 80 TO 18 victory over the
University of Western Ontario
MUSTANGS here today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

CHICAGO, Nov. /. Revenge
hungry woodsmen from the north
country invade the loop tomorrow
on a Bear hunt which will head
line a full schedule of five games
in the tightening National Foot
ball League championship race.
The largest crowd in the history
professional football in Chicago
- an overflow throng of $4,000 in
Wrigley Field-will sit in on the
Green Bay Packers attempt TO
bring the unbeaten Chicago Bears
back into the league.
Brooklyn's unpredictable Dodg-
ers, who throttled down the run
away New York Giants in the
seasons first upset last week. en-
terrain the Philadelphia Eagles in
another outstanding contest, and
Pittsburgh, crippled but buoyed
by q commendable stand against
the Bears. invades Washington.
where Redskin title hopes have
scared with Brooklyn's defeat of
the Giants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Touchdovns. Kuzmh. Westfall 2 Extra
points Aezow 2 substitu,ions Illinois
Ends. Tregoning Milsosevich: tackles
Agase, Johnson. Bacevich guards Med
reiskt Mattiazza center: Cherry; quarter
back. Good. halfback. Gould: fuliback
Corren Michigan Ends: sharpe. Kar-
wales tackles. Cunningham, Flora. guards
Mellow, Amstutz center. Kennedy. half
backs: Nelson Robinson. fullback. Boot.
Referee Frank Lane tCinctnnatb. I'm
pirc-- Athony Haines tWaleD. Held Judge
~ Russell Rupp Lebanon Valleybs Head
c. CurtiEs tChicagol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
u. D.-M0nhafl0n
SfGfisfics
Vocal Experience

Bob Crush, Tulane quarterback.
acquired valuable experience for
signal-calling while winning two
Ielocution medals in high school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
WESTERN DIVISION

SUNDAYS CAMPS
Green Bay Al Chicago Bears.
Chicago Cardinals At New York.
Pittsburgh at Washington.
Detroit At Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

well-groomed hair makes favor
able impression on those you
meet. So let the Vitalis "6o-Sec-
ond Workout" give your personal
appearance the crisp, business
like look that gets favorable atten-
tion-and gets you your chance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Small Catherine
Expected TO See
Lions-Rams Tiff
CleveIanders to Honor
Johnny Drake at
Contest on Sunday

CLEVELAND, Nov. 2. - at
ought TO be a lulu of a game, but
few fans will see IT,"
That's the sentiment here con-
corning the Detroit Lions Cleve-
land Rams football game that will
be played in the Stadium Sunday.
According TO the expert experts,
the Rams are all mad at our Lions
because of that IL TO z licking
they took in Detroit, but since the
Rams have dropped their last five
games local fans are a little slow
at putting the cash on the line to
see the boys perform.
There are flock Of reasons for
the cash customers to come out
and cheer the Rams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Bears 10 Oppose
Packers Sunday
In Major Clash
Western Pro League
Lead at Stake in
Game at Chicago

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
EASTERN DIVISION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Flint Central is conceded a chance
of whipping its arch city rival.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Sacred Heart Of Dearborn Is still
leading the standings in collegiate
night at Rouge Park Rollerdrome
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

.,a. 20 Rub-Cireula-
50 s % ,Se scalp quieksn:-t;hne,
ton ton, OF If f necessary oil IS IN.
flow alss..s d The pure vegetable as,.
Gus OILS, % o;Is-your hair takes Oh .
fresh, natural lustre'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

s.,.,s. TO Comb = hala
=, ,s.y .' neatly in plaes;- ooS The Pe
yP7,aIi. 30. second Workout y so'a,
r ',sss1 r0e excessive falling hair
Pr fseIps you Keep your half
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
I%@%%(\%%
ENLISTMENTS OPEN
FOR FLYING CADETS

c. Sam B. Curry, recently
named local chairman Of the
Elks' National Defense commit
tee, today urged qualified young
men here 10 investigate the EIks
plan for existing II the army as
flying cadets
Curry said men between p
and % with high school educa-
tons or two years OF college
training viii De selected for a
training course at atlanta and
enlistment In the army air
corps.
Men subject to CONSUMPTION
can enter the air corps IN this
way and. if they are qualified,
secure commissions IN the re-
serve. Curry explained The
chairman viii give complete IN
formation 10 applicants who
visit his 1926 Olivia street home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
Debate On Neutrality Issue
To Begin In House Tomorrow

WASHINGTON Nov. II-De-
bate On the controversial Ques-
tio1 O. United States neutrality
policies VIII beEin o. Ife floOr
Of the house tomorrow morning
a. Il O'clock md administration
leaders have declared they ex-
pect q vote ana = victory By
thursday
Already passed by the senate,
the amended measure noW Up
70 the house would permit arm
mg o. American merchant Sims
and would withdraw restrictions
against their sailing through bel
Egenent waters The house pre-
vi0usly has passed the armIng
authorization. but the removal Of
restrictions was added as an
amendment II the senate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11

rate Of speed A piece Of the
heavy, two by SIX mch railing
was ripped from the bridge and
driven completely through the
car, entering through the radiator
and coming out through the trunk
compartment Of the car
With the three men sitting II
the front seat, the road patrolman
said II IS almost impossible 70 see
how the SIX inch strip could have
been driven through. about waist
high. without impaling one Of
them.
After tearing up the raiL the
car went into a skid. ending the
wild ride with one wheel spinning
over the water and the car neatly
balanced on two wheels on the
edge OF the bridge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
RED CROSS ROLL CALL WILL
BE OFFICIALLY OPENED WITH
BREAKFAST EARLY TOMORROW
b MRS. HUGH WILLIAMS

Warren. who serves also as team
Captain VIII be Mrs Frederick
Knapp. Mrs Dan Navarro. Mrs "
D. Wilder. Bsrs. H. J. Carew. Mrs
Ralph Russell Mrs Joseph Val
dez
Mrs George Archer. team cap
tam, viii have as her aides Mrs
George Lucas, Mrs William De
merritt Mrs Z L Doughty. Mrs
Bessie Lowe. Mrs 3 A Baker.
Mrs John Fleming. Mrs Berthe
CroucheT, Mrs Fl0rie Michael AS
sisting Mrs Joseph Lopez VIII be
Mrs Charles H wardIow. Jr-
Mrs.. Malcolm Pinder. MrS Lois
Pinder. Mrs. J L johnson. Mrs
Andrew Elwood Working with
Mrs GIorianz BayIv. team captain
VII be Mrs. A 7 S5usen. Mrs. a
\. Hewitt Mrs II L Sawyer
NJ Saunders general chair
man states that Local enthusiasm
II the coming Roll Call : highly
gratifying ard that he was con
WINGED Kew West would reach =
high goal II the final results
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
0PM, GIVE Me MY
BOOTS AND SADDLE

FORT WORTH, Tex Nox. Il
defense programs the
cattle country stu VII be able 70
buy lsrists and windmills- The
OPAf Is going . permit the manu-
facture Of new windniIls and
parts for old ones- Tens Of thou
sands Of the wafer raisers are scat
tered acrOss the Great Plains
Assured that 2sriats are neceS-
sary II the cattle business, OPM
also ruled that a rancher may
purchase as much as $50 feet Of
first quality manila rope for the
manufacture Of them This VIII
make from Il 70 rs larists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
Also Report Capture Of
Large Forces OF German
Troops Northwest OF
Capital


NEW YORK. New. lI.-Th-ss
German generals. enc believed &c
be the Man Chief Of staff Frznz
van Holta. have been killed by
Russian sasrillas near Lszinsrz5.
Moscow radio claimed todHy.
Moscow reports reaching Lon
don tod Of the capture Of large
forces q Naz troops 65 mixes
northwest Of the capital and
heavy fighting was reported n
progress there. The Moscow ra1io
said the German forces were cn
OF and trapped By q Russian a.
vance column and now ara beng
wiped OFT or captured
German reports told Of cams fur
Nazi and Rumanian rr00ps "a tfae
Crimes. but 3 bulletin Ia "a
rible winter Eezt1er n tn nortn
is hampering the movements q
troops and rain IN the Crimea IS
SAID 70 have begged down sone
equipment
Moscow admitted q GerTn4n a.
tack near TulR. south e the capi-
tai. bat insisted the Ezzls arr -
ing beaten eff
Italy. meanwhile, suffered re-
aersal attacks froEn the Rayal AT
Force. win Naples ana Brzm1zsi
suffering casualties and prnFaTHy
damage IN 3 long b-srznar1zsaszsi
carried Oft BY Ehe Brztish-
Rome repaired fha1 s rermsz@
A--n--e a-sgis> mad raure sha~ - -
jured n the Brindiz md
The Lnn6an adua-1lfv rsRse1
Is clairn az harxuE Eznk u~R
Italian destroyer IN ~ sreark 81 .
NednerTanear conruF lzst Nse1
claiming that tszrue I1siaan waT-
SIMS actually werr dez<ru7s1
After ne Briszsh I'D riar-e1 q
single destrrveT IN thae tarz r1--
rnuniuae. Rurae azrzs-1e1 go
Two were lozt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
DEATH
OF MRS. GIBBONS

News has been received n the
city announcing the death Of
Mrs. George Gibbons al her home
IN Corpus Christi. Tex
Mrs Gibbons. with her hus-
band. the late George Gibbons,
formerly resided in Key West
Mr.. Gibbons conducted dry
goods establishment for many
years al the corner Of SimOntOn
and Angela streets.
Mrs GibboHs many friends
VIII learn Of her death with sin
cere regret-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11

According TO Gerald Saunders,
general chairman Of the Annual
Red Cross Roll Call the In
spirationaI Breakfast originally
slated 70 be held at ST. PauTs
Parish Hall VII take place tonOr-
TOW morning, al $50 at Ia Concha
Hotel Officially launching the
Red Cross Roll Call. the event
promises 70 bring cut q large at
tendance
In addition 70 previously pub
lished lists Of team captains and
their c0-w0rkers. the Residential
Committee OF which Mrs VII
liam r Warren and Mrs A II
Morgan are cO-Chairmen- an
nOunCe the following
Miss Eta Patterson, team zap
tain. VIII be assisted By Mrs Fred
EberharCit- Ms Paul Desay, Ms
John Gardner, Ms R 7 Men
ner. Mrs Grace Phillips. Mrs
Marie Shaw Mrs Gibson Miss
Helen Williams. Mrs William
Weldon
Cooperating with Mrs William
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
I%%%%%.%%%%
TRYING TO REACH
STRIKE SETTLEMENT

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Nov.
ll.-Fedsral con-iliatorx and
union leaders To-Day teak ad-
vantage Of the Ar-nistics
holiday IN = final e1t-rt 70
reach 4 settlement IN the
A.F-cI- building trades
union strike here winch the
navy has described As an
open rsvolt" against the
United States.
ThirtY-Evs hundred work
ers refused 70 report q navy
construction icbx yesterday.
and the navy threatened 70
use marines. Il necessary. 70
get the projects back under
construction Defense prof
ects halted by the strike total
SIS ooo.ooo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
Car SmaSheS Into Guard Rail
On Highway Bridge; Occupants
Of Auto Are Slightly Injured

Charles A Sands. %, 400 White
street, was held under $3.50 bond
today on a double charge Of driv-
ing while under the influence Of
liquor and reckless driving after
an accident yesterday afternoon
al Geigers key in which he and
two companions miraculOusly eS-
capped serious injury.
Sands and James H Powell.
900 Duval street. were taken 10
Marine hospital for treatment Of
minor abrasions and cuts. while
the other. unidentified occupant
Of the car was not hurt
Sands, according TO the road
patrOlman who made the arrest,
drove into the guard rail of the
bridge while travelling at a high
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
Secretary hull And His
Aides Are Looking For
Some Common Meeting
Ground On Question


WASHINGTON. Nov. II.-Sec-
rotary of State cordsn Hall and
his aides today gave up their
Armirfiee holiday for a series Of
conferences designed to find
some common meeting ground
fer an asreemeni between the
United States and Japan.
With relations between the
two countries frankly regarded
as IN their most dangerous state
in history. the secretary and his
advisors were understood 10 b.
preparing for a scheduled con
fererce with the japanese envoy.
Ssburo Karusu.
Previous conferences have
failed to unszrfh any arrange
nent on which the two countries
could frame al agreement.
First On the list for the United
States in any talk has been the
demand that China shall not be
made a victim. while the Japan
ess have fatty refused to get
cut Of China. and have demand
ed that the United States resume
shipments of oil
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
SWISS SNOWFLAKES
PICK OWN SEAS

BERN. Switzerland. Nov IL
Swiss Alp snow. when II NETS,
depending upon where II lies,
finds its way into one Of three
Widely-sepsrated seas
But there Is one spot IN the
Canton of Grisons where one
can empty a glass Of water and
choose his sea
One slope carries il 70 Lake
Lonehin and ultimately 10 the
Black sea. another 20 the Rhine
and finally the North sea, while
the third route. over a noun
tain slope and into the Maroz
valley. follows the Rhone into
the Mediterranean.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
Moscow Radio Reports Three Nal
Generals Killed By Rcd GuGTINaS
Roosevelt Speaks Before
Tomb Of Unknown Soldier;
Entire Nation Pays Tribute

WASHINGTON. Nov. Il -
Speaking II the impressive SUP
roundings Of Arlington cemetery
before the tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier, President Roosevelt : to
day declared that the American
soldiers who died IN I917-1S did
not die IN vain
The chief executive spoke as the
entire nation paused for a moment
at Il O'Clock 10 pay tribute 10 the
soldiers O. the other World War.
3 years after the guns stopped
firing On the western front al Il
O'Clock Nov II, 1915
The Presidents words. brad
cast throughout the nation and
the world were carried BY navy
shortwave 70 the men Of the feet
both al sea and al stations In other
countries
Recalling the statement Of the
World War hero. Sergeant York.
that people sometimes ask war
veterans now, Well what did Il
get you :" the President declared:
II our armies had lost the
World War. thsre would not be q
man IN this country VINO would
ask what i was worth
The soldiers who died n the
World War. ne said died 10 save
their country from = terrible dan
ger. Citizens today. he contended,
can understand their action, be
cause they are faced with q like
danger
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
ANNOUNCE CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMS

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces the clos
ing Of the open competitive ex-
animation for the position Of Iron
worker (for the performance Of
shipfitting duty. Applications
must be filed by the close Of bust
ness November "a with the Re
cOrder. Labor Board, Post Office
Building. Key West, Florida
The commission also announces
open competitive examinations
for the positions Of Concrete
Worker. 'FuTnaceman Foundry.
Application can be filed with the
Labor Board.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
A 99-YEAR LEASE
MIGHT HELP S0N

NV YORK 49, He
veteran Mrtur IzWa1
Is tire rrT1ect semans-sa HzaE
moved Erun So $500 H
rentc1 $ NHHrz 49, an4 aM 81
Entertaar az nnW So g. 1m So
aEre H Ekaz q unrH D. AZ
ana IS sGrE ~ ~
1ez1ew waaw a c. Para
az taa1 q rEzzHeeEz ea tE
tsaczZsH E fz4 $500 -
EEaeu1aw 1a -
tiu-gea ia 49, ~
ar5 --ne Grza Arua 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
j. S. Officials Seek
Way For Bringing About
Agreement With Japanese
WILLIAM SHULTZ
CELEBRATES HIS
86TH BIRTHDAY

William Shultz. father Of
Robert T. Shultz. sports pro-
meier. who resides at 900
Whitehead street. Is today
celebrating his ssth birthday
anniversary.
Mr.. Shultx Is a retired
quartsrmaster with the
Lighthouse Department. hzv-
ing seen many years service
aboard government vessels
His numerous friends wish
him many more happy
birthdays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
Election Carried On Very
Quietly; Legion Puts IN
Armistice Program At Park

Key WeSiexS fDazv wreEN E3kzszE
their election day ard 49,
celebration uaiefiv- MA ~
American L.eEson Esel1 1zE ~
BsyvheW ParK as aE1-1 80 uE
organized ACTIVITY
Hundreds q ri1xezz izzs@ D.
val street dnr1-E TIE zz1r-S Scr
4 parade 0f state 1efenee -@z
and 6ezsrnru-~ss 49, ere zr~s
&c services, and ne EaEwseM
Park celenwztsnr up9ue1 -
o'clock VIII . b4G Ez-ze hzfm=ez
the zrruy chznzp1nzzlzr - MnE
q picked team Ct E&4nH4 mm1
Earznex.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
BOOM is CAUSE
OF BANK CLOSING

louisville IL. Nov IL
Despite an oil boom and lots OF
money II its vaults, the State
Bank had 70 close
a new oil field usually means
good business for everybody.
bot nobody wants 20 borrow
money IN louisville any more.
and the bank rad 10 income 70
meet rs own expenses
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
VOTING PICKS UP
AFTER NOON HOUR
UP TO z.3o THIS AFTERNOON
ASA VOTES HAD BEEN
CAST

Nearly one half the qualified
voters In Key West had made their
way TO the polls this afternoon AZ
$50 O'Clock, shortly before The
Citizen went to press The total
vote al that time was 2.554. ont
Of q qualified list OF 6.22l OF
whom about 5000 are expected 70
vote
By districts. the vote totals
FoEarx.-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
TWO HELD FOR
COURT TRIAL

A. S. Hooker and J. Z Green.
charged with fraud on the COM
plant Of a local hotel owner
that they had not paid their
bills, were bound over to Grim
inal court this morning by Peace
Justice Franklin Arenberg under
$50 bonds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
SUGGESTIVE OF
HOT SH0VELS

ANDERSON, s. c. New. lit
might have been conscience OF II
could have been that the articles
were Just plain hot but. any
way. an Anders0zisn was swsk-
ele5 from his sleep BY . prOWleT
leaving three long-handled shov-
els underneath ms house The
tools had been taken from the
house next doc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
DOUBLE CELEBRATION

EVANSTON. wv - Recently
n. and Mrs. Harry Harris and
" md Mrs Ephraim Harris
their golden wedding
anniversary together. The two
couples had been married fifty
years before IN Z double wedding
CEREMONY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11

NEW PRESIDENT OF
CHILE TAKES OVER

SANTIAGO. EhilR. M1x.
lls-Gerorinno RGen6ez- cal
ear ~stro1u nan and lsz1sE
Ct the nz1ionzEEtac parry. ~
cay became Cnile's prn9S5e~f
as Presideu1 Aruixrs Csrsz
turned ever sxe=uxzwe pcw-
srx on the sruun1 me Is 111
IL 70 carry Ell hzz Gus1ex-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11

Administration leaders BE-
cause Of the possible effects
abroad. are striving % Swing an
overwhelming display OF ap-
rroval 70 their side.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11

HUNTERS RANGE n Y
Mrs Belinda Clark. =. C TINS
city. walked IL miles 20 q beauty
shop for q permanent wave
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
ELECTION RETURNS AT
THE CITIZEN TONIGHT

Election returns In to6aYk
baIlo<ing wiu be posted On
buIletin boards In frurt CT
the Office tonight
The public Is extenasd Al
irxi1z1inn 20 c1zne zxcune
ard icin The Cisixsrs Par
ty-, which Is given on every
els=tion night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11

Key West. Florida. mas ire
most eQuable climate Il the
country; with ar average
range Of only IL Fahrenhsir
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-09
Strike Law
Before Senate

Archibald Il. WaVills command il
House insistcncc that legislation to
curb defense strikes be CouChcd m
general terms was reported today Is
Senate action was sought ON a meas
uUc permitting the government to
take over strike-bound plants.
In compliance with administration
wishes. advocates advanced a pro-
posed amendment to the SclcctlVc
service act providing for the com
manding of defense plant in which
the Army or Navy found there Was
an existing or threatened failure OF
production.
Similar in form to a bill prcSenr
ed previously by Senator Connally,
Democrat, Texas, the proposed
amendment omittcd-some senators
said significantly-any mention Of
strikes or lOckOuts.
Connally'S measure would give the
President authority to take over any
factory or plant where defense pro-
duction is "hampercd, delayed, inn
peded or stopped by existence o:
strike or other labor disturbance or
other cause
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-09
Daily Dispatch bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY HENRY ANERILL.

Raleigh, June s. Interest in CON
groSsional ace has begun to pcrk
up in At least two districts, With for
NAL announcements and consequent
quickening of the pace expected in
others before many moons have wan
cd.
In the FIRST, J. Con Lanier of Pitt
county has tossed a hat into the ring,
bringing to four the number Of al
ready announced opponents for Con-
eressman Herbert Bonner. The in
cumbcnt probably smiles very broad
~ at each new foes plunge into the
political pool, as there is always
greater safety for the "inS' in the
number of the 'uuts" who want
in
In the Sixth, there are reliable 70
ports that City Judge f. Earle Rives
of Greensboro has begun an unde
clared war on Congressman Carl I.
Durham of Orange county while
other formidable groups "a known
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-09
Six Killed
On Highways

Charlotte, June 9.-(AP)-SiX per
sons died on North Cardinals high
ways over the Weekend and others
We're taken to hospitals, some of them
seriously hurt,
{. p. Meredith of Apopka, Fla,
was burned to death and G.. +. Little
of FairVille, Fla, was killed near
Wilson in the collision Of two trucks
which injured three other persons,
W. c. Mobiles of FairVille, and Jake
Shelton and Pete Johns, both OF Meg
gett, S. G.
Mrs. Bruce Mauldin and her ten
year old daughter, Martha, were Kill
Washington, June 9.(AP)-Whjte
injured in an automobile crash on
the MISUNDERSTANDING highway
about five miles from Albemarle.
They were all residents Of Stanley
county. -Four other persons were m
jurcd.
An automobile turned over near
Charlotte and fatally hurt Terry
llaigIcr, cltVcn-mOnths old. His par
cntS, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ". Iiaiglcr, ana
q brother received minor injuries.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-09
Nazis Sink
Two Vessels

Berlin, June 9.-(AP)-German
bombcrs sank two merchant ships
totaling 1000 tons in raids during
the night V G British waters and
pounded harbGrs on the English
south and southeast coast, the high
command reported today.
a lone daylight raider, it said,
dropped several bombs on a raw
material depot in southern England.
Two names-the fourth and fifth
were added by the high command
to the list of nazi submarine com
mandcrs credited with having sunk
more than 100000 tins Of British
shipping. The lei were Lieutenant
Commander Heinrich Licbc and
First Lieutenant EndrasS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-09
NEW FOR
The BRITISH IN EGYPT

London, June 9. - (AP)-Licutc-
nant-Gcncral Sir James MARSHALL
Cornwall has become general officer
commander in chief of the British
troops in Egypt. the war office al
nounccd today.
The announcement calls his troops
"a component part" OF General Sly
Henderson township led other
the Middle East.
Marshall-CornWall's appointment:
as general officer commanding IN
chief-the British way Of putting 1t
was announced June g., but his as
Siynrrant was not then disclosed.