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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

The ROETTGER boys are keeping the family
name in baseball WALLIS is coach at the Uni
versity of Illinois; OSCAR will manage Birmng-
ham in the Southern Association. while HAROLD,
the youngest. is business manager of the Syracuse
baseball club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

ELMER LAYDEN blames the downfall of his
Notre Dame team to the fact that early season
opposition was too weak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

MARY HAKDWICk,
in MARBLE troupe,
beaten in England for the last three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

TRAVIS JACKSON, coach with the Giants
asst year and before that manager of the Jersey
City farm club. is contemplating retiring from
baseball because of i'll health
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
PLAY AGAIN TUESDAY

The New Workers will get q
whack back at the Wings in New
York tomorrow night. but count
ing that contest they have only
three games left while Detroit has
six in which TO collect points.
Detroit now has a record OF
three victories. one defeat and
three ties with the club which il
is almost certain to oppose in the
first round of the playoffs.
Were not through yet, but
the Wings have certainly made
IL tough for us. l thought we
were in with that two-goal lead"
said Coach frankie Boucher
after the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
HOCKEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS GAMES
DETROIT at Rangers.
Chicago AT Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
RANGERS TAKE 20 LEAD

Boucher wasn't the only one
who thought the Rangers were
home free. After Neil Colville
winged a 35-footer home from the
right boards in the first period
and Bryan Hextall slapped Clint
Smiths pitch past Mowers in the
third period, that 20 looked good
for the night.
Detroit had subjected Goalie
Davie Kerr TO tremendous pres
sure in the second period when
Orlando. Bruneteau. Liscombe and
Abel had all been foiled on shots
that appeared certain goals. The
Detroit team that had missed its
star forechecker. Don Crosse, so
sadly in the first period had come
back-but just seemed to be goal
shy.
But the goalie who shut Out
Detroit three-times- season
couldn't keep up the miracle play
when his teammates tried TO play
defensive hockey to protect their
two-goal edge. Just q seconds
after Hextall had whipped the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

MARY HARDWICK. FL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

CHRISTOFORID1S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Women TO Open
Record Meet

When the annual women's city
bowling tournament opens today
at Red Mill Recreation all the rec
ords for local ten pin events will
go by the boards.
This year there are 742 teams,
which is an increase of 166 over
last years entry, which set new
record Signed up are Gal doubles
as compared with 391 of last year
and $50 singles to GIL last year.
Rolling will begin at 2 p. m. with
80 teams of the Detroit Bowling
Proprietors Association and will
continue every night until April 10.
Class A has 81 doubles and 108
singles; Class B, 124 doubles and
215 singles: Class c, 218 doubles
and $40 singles; Class D, 156 dou-
bles and 224 singles; Class E, So
doubles and So singles; Class +,
26 doubles and 80 singles, and
Glass c., 2 doubles and 3 singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Army TO Give Oliver
Limited Golf PLAY

FORT DIX, N. j., March IS
QNS)-The army is no country
club. but it appeared today that it
would permit its first draftee from
the ranks of professional golf to
get in few practice rounds.
Ed Oliver, hefty linksman who
kept pace in the United States
Open last Summer with Lawson
Little and Gene Sarazen, is the
draftee.
And it was learned today that
Ed will be permitted to play on
the officers nine-hole course, and
perhaps enter an occasional one
day tournament down in Philadel-
phia. His PEA classification, he
said, is being changed from west
ern New York to the Philadelphia
district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Mdtty Bell Has
New Contract
International New. seryie, w,r.

DALLAS, Tex, March IS
Contract troubles which plague 30
many coaches apparently are the
least OF Coach Matty Bells wor-
ries at Southern Methodist Uni
versity. University officials an
nounced today Bell has been
granted a new contract running
through 1947.
The Mustang mentor became
head football coach at Southern
Methodist in 1898, and since his<
teams have won AZ games againstV
Is losses and four ties. Last year,
the Mustangs tied-with- Texss-A-
& NJ. for the Southwest Confer
ence championship.
The explanation Tor Bells new
five-year contract. granted a year
ahead of time since it will not
take effect until 1912. was that il
will prevent him from entertain
ing coaching offers from other
schools" Its terms were not re-
vealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

regular season play but they all
still have to face Scovel and it's
sure that the latter club. which is
headed for its third title, will 0e
no cinch.
Scovel depends on steady team
play that has come from playing
together the past five or six years.
Members of the squad have all
been together for at least three
years with the exception of James
Clements, former Cass Tech star,
who is this years rookie. He was
one of the Metropolitan High
Schools leading scorers last year.
Highland Park Presbyterians,
rated a threat TO Scovel Suprem-
acy, have Don Mcleod, former
high scoring Highland Park High
School all-city star. on their club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
81 Teams Compete
In Big Cage Meet

DENVER. March 15.-(INS)-
Barring last-minute changes, 81
basketball teams from states
will fight for the crown next week
IN the National A. A. U. tourna-
ment.
Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville,
Okla, the defending champions,
will be seeded, as will the Denver
Legions, co-favored with the Oilers
for the crown. Officials indicated
that two more places would 90 to
the st. Louis Rangers and the
Olympic Club of San Francisco. At
least a dozen teams rate considera-
ton for the four other prize posts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
81 Drivers
In Midget
Classic
BY BILL FILLMORE

Thirey-one Of the best midget
auto racers will bid for glory
tonight when Clyde Boyer stages
his 1Oo-lap worlds indoor cham
pionship in the State Fair Coli
scum.
Included among the entries are
three previous l0o-lap winners
Art HartSfeld. formerly OF Toledo,
hut now a full-nedged Detroiter,
Ray Richards Of Highland Park,
H.. and Wally Yale. Chicago's
Midwest champion.
Other entries include outstand-
ing drivers such as Jake Jacobson,
Pontiacs cigar-Smoking clown;
Teddy Duncan. Zale's driving
partner: Myron Fair. who finished
fourth in the last 100-lapper here.
Eddie Ostwick. pilot of Ray Har-
roun'S dream car" Henry Dau-
phin. and Russ York. the latter
three Detroiters.
A panorama Of racing, featur-
ing exhibits by air. land and water
Speedsters. will be displayed in
conjunction with the midget
classic. The exhibit is free.
The program follows:
ep. m.-Panorama of racing.
Displays by East Side Wheelmen. De
trofi Cupboard Association. 800 drivers
Detroit Ice Yacht Club. Indian Motorcycles
Co, Hsrtung Aviation. Detroit Cha pier
OF Academy Of Model Aeronsuties, Detroit
Miniature Race Car Association, Detroit
Power Model Boat Club. 1S5-clASs IN
board hydroplanes, Gar Wood.
7:S0 p. m.-ousiifyinE trials for uidEe,s
$50 p. m--hatch rsce-tBartsfeld.
ZAie and RichArdsD.
s:4s .. m.-Bicycle race between mem
bers Of East Side wheelmen.
500 .. m-Ciass cham pionship tfor
ears unable to qualify for worlds cham
pionship iOo-lapperl. rs laps.
$50 p. Worlds indoor champion
ship. 100 laps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Pro Teams Reach
Golf SemifinaIs

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, March
IS. = (INS) - Vic GheZzi of Deal,
N. j., and Bruno Minkley of Bos-
ton today teamed together against
Sam Snead of Hot Springs, Ark,
and MILFORD Wehrle of r n e,
Wis, in the semifinals of the ma
tional pro-amateur golf tourna-
ment. In the o ther semifinal
atch, Jimmy Hines of Great
Neck, N. j., and Mel Damarais of
Haverhill, Mass, were pit d
against Jack Grout and Frank
Allan. both of Pittston, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Rossi
Off toCdmps

EAST LANSING, March IS
Army duty today took two Michi-
gan State asSis tant football
coaches, Al Kircher and Don Rossi.
Kircher left today for his home
in Marquette with his wife and l.
year-old son, while Rossi went to
his home in Detroit for brief
stop before continuing on to Okla
homa City where he will enter the
cadet flying school.
Kircher, a first lieutenant in the
United States Cavalry will report
to Fort Knox where he will serve
in the mechanical unit. Rossi had
enlisted as a cadet in the flying
corps.
One other assistant football
coach, Gordon (Jake) Dahlgren,
also a first lieutenant, is expecting
to be called shortly.
Both Ralph H. Young. athletic
director and Charley Bachman,
head football coach. agreed that at
least two and possibly three as
sistants will have to be added to
the coaching staff before next
Fall.
Kircher, Michigan States last
nine letter winner, was graduated
in 1894. In 1899 he joined the
Spartan coaching staff as assistant
baseball, football and basketball
coach.
Rossi, former quarterback and
boxer, was graduated in 1910. and
was on the staff for less than a
wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
State Prep Cage
Tourney


AZ Adrian-Ann Arbor 20. Monroe %;
Jackson 46. Plymouth IS.
AT Ferndae-Pontiac 50, Crosse Pointe
Al; Hazel Park rs, Ferndale Al.
At Fordson--Lincoln Park %. Dearborn
IL; River Rouge 80. De La Sale AZ.
At Lansing-saginaw 81. Flint Northern
2e' Lansing Eastern 80, @. r. Catholic
Central is.
At -Kalamazoo-G. r. South 49, ST.
Augustine IS; Benton Harbor 81. Kazoo
Central "a.
At Muskegon-Housnd 81. c. r. Union
80.
At Bay cny-Bay City Central 30. Mid
land 23; Flint Central 20, Alpena rs.
CLASS b
At Albion-Hanover 20. North Adams
20; Horton 80 Bath as.
Al Fordson-st. Theresa 80. Melvindale
At Observation-Disclosures 80. 81. An
thony "a: Visitation 80, St. Clair 20.
At Ypsilanti-Ypsi Central IS. Redford
Union Is.
At Houghton-Hancock "a. Painesdale
%; Calumet &C. Lake Linde IS.
At Menominee-Gladstone rs, Menominee
%
Al sault ste. Msrie-Ishpeming 20,
Graverset 81; sault ste. Marie al. Ne
gaunee al.
At Mt. Pieasant-Flushing IS. Marlette
IL; Mt Pleasant 81. Alma 10.
CLASS G
At Albion--Napoleon -. Jonssville ~;
st. Mary's Lansing) 20, Holt 81.
At Escanaba-Gwinn 80. Baraga 16;
Feloh 49, Norway a..
At Lake Orion-Keego Harbor 81, New
Haven 80: Clawson rs. Lake Shore "a.
At L'Anse-L'Anse ~. Ontonagon 29.
At Newberry-Rudyard rs. Pickford 81
At Recommendations 30. Berrien
Springs 81; st. Phillips tBc) 81; Portage
At Petoskey-Harbor Springs ~, Gaylord
20; Msnton 20. Frankfort IL.
At Ypsilanti-Biissheld 81, Sacred Heart
Is; st. stsnislaus 35 University High 20.
At Lapeer-St Mary's tFlintD as: Vas.
sar 10: ST. Andrews (Saginaw) 80, Perry
80.
Al Mt. Pleasant-Evart IS. Carson City
30; Glare So West Branch 81.
CLASS ID
At Lake Orion-St Gertrude 80, LOG
Cabin 20.
At st. Josepb-st. John (BH) %, School
craft 90 stevensville 81. White Pigeon Il.
At Newberry-st. Paul (Neg.) 81, Brim-
ley 20, Eben 81, DeTour -
At L'Anse-Greenland az. J. A. Doelle
ia
Al Petoskey- Bellaire 81. McBain a.:
Roscommon 80. 81. Francis (TC) %.
At Bapeer-Flint Deaf as. Lexington ~
I FairErove IS. UnionviIle 2e.
Al Mt. Pleasant--East Tawas a. Maple
Rapids IS; Trufant a. Luther ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Former Fighter
On Mat Card

Jack League OF Dallas. Tex. a
former heavyweight fighter, will
make his Detroit debut in one of
the bouts on the Lord Finnegan-
Farmer Jones headlined card at
the Aerna Gardens Monday.
Jack will oppose Frederick Won
Schacht in a one-fan match.
League fought, among others,
Willie Stribling, Max Schmeling,
James J. Braddock, King Levinsky,
Charlie Retzlauff and Babe Hunt.
He is a cousin of Jack Dempsey
by marriage.
Gorilla" Macias will seek his
third straight win here, opposing
Jack Steele.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Spartan WrestIers
Stick al Cleveland

CLEVELAND, March 15.-Win-
ming three bouts by decision and
one on a foul. Michigan State
grapplers advanced to the quarter
finals of the Interstate Intercol-
legiate wrestling tournament last
night.
Billy Maxwell. in 136-pound divi-
sion, threw Boyce Luce, favorite
from Alfred University. in 7:31.
Leland Merrill defeated Bob
Deese of Case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
II. Y Puck
Clubs Try
New Rules
International New. servie, Wire

NEW YORK. March 15.-New
York's National League hockey
teams-the Americans and the
Rangers wind up their 1871 cam
paign tomorrow night with a new
idea.
The idea-a plan to reduce the
number of whistle blasts by the
referee-was originated by Lester
Patrick of the Rangers. Patrick's
innovation lies in elimination of
the off-sides rule.
He had asked several times that
he be granted permission to try
eat his idea, but this MaS-the- first
time the league directors would
give their consent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
international News Service Wire


ORLANDO. Fla. March IS
Manager Bucky Harris squinted
into the sunshine that poured
down on Tinker Field where his
Washington Senators were scamp
ering through a workout and in
reply to the observation that his
club lacked pitching and punch,
said:
but we've got speed"
This tacit admission OF his
clubs weakness might be inter-
preted to mean that the Senators
have enough speed to out-run the
Philadelphia Athletics in the 1941
American League pennant race as
they did in 1910 and thus make
another seventh place finish, leav-
ing the AS back there in the
cellar.
With Detroit Tigers, New York
Yankees, Boston Red SoX, Cleve-
land Indians and Chicago White
Sox fighting for first division
berths and the St Louis Browns
seemingly about to cash in on
their rebuilding program, it will
be left for the Senators and Ath-
letics to put on spirited scuffle
to determine which Of them will
avoid going back the farthest.
The Senators ought to score a
victory in this two-team battle
on the brink of the cellar 1t is
that they can be 10
games worse than they were last
year or that the AS can be 10
games better, or any combinations
thereof. That was the margin by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
FIGURES Don't Tell
Unbeaten Oualifer Loses Early in Church Playofs
as Team With Poorest Record Leads the Way

Here Is a believe II or not for
Mr.. Ripley!
Among the church basketball
league teams participating in the
Glass A playoffs tonight at the
Fisher and Northern Y. M. c. A. s,
Bethany Evsngelicals in the South
eastern division had the best rec
ord and Scovel Presbyterians the
worst.
Bethany was united and I'M
defeated during the regular season,
but was eliminated in the first two
rounds. Scovel lost three contests
while winning 16 this year, but
they are the only united and un-
defeated team in the Class A
playoffs.
Four other teams won all but
one contest this year in Class A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Senators for 9TH
They Lack Pitching and Punch but Are Expected
to Beat Out AS in Cellar Battle
BY LAYTON CARVER

which the Senators out-footed
the AS.
Briefly, il looks like seventh
place for the Senators. and that
is the one spot in the league that
can be thus filled almost arbi-
trarily.
Rick Terrell will head the catch
ing staff and Emil Leonard, Sic
Hudson. Ken Chase, Walter Mas
terson, Danny MacFayden, Ale.
jandro Carrasquel and odds and
ends gathered in the meantime
will do the pitching. Harris adj
mits he needs some pitchers. OBJ
viously he could use a half dozen
of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Fiqht Results

Al New York-Tami Maurisllo, 1gI. New
York. scored technical knockout over steve
Beiloise, 1873, New York ID. Luther Whit.
I3s, Athens. Ga, defeated Bernie Miller,
l5s. New York t6D. Harold Oliver, ls2.
New York, won on technical knockout over
Bernie Manhon. Ia. Philadelphia 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Marnie Wins Job

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March Is.
- QNS) - Camp observers ex-
pressed belief today that Harry
Marine, lanky Philadelphia. has
a firm toehold on the second base
berth with the Phillies. They
agreed he's fielding like a World
Series veteran and hitting the ball
hard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Real Reunion

The Yale freshman swimming
squad of 1920, which consisted Of
SO members, held a reunion re-
Gently and 80 of them were pres
ent. including the coach, Chef
LaRoche.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Hoosiers Picked
Over Michigan
At Butler

INDIANAPOLIS, March Is
Michigan University's stranglehold
on the Butler relays championship
was threatened seriously for the
first time in eight years today al
327 athletes from "a colleges and
universities awaited the start or
the ninth annual track carnival
tomorrow.
Favorites to dethrone Michigan.
winner of the meet every year ex-
cept the first, were the Indiana
University track and field stars
who captured the Big Ten indoor
title at Lafayette last Saturday.
At least four, and possibly six.
meet records are expected to be
shattered.
One of the new marks may be
set in the university mile relay.
the event in which Michigan cap
tured the crown a year ago by
taking first place while the
Hoosier quartet was failing to nm
ish second. Michigan holds the
present record Of 1904, made in
1887.
IRISH ARE THREAT
The university four-mile relay
should produce a new mark as In
diana's team took the event in the
recent Illinois relays in 17:34.S,
which is two seconds under the
Hoosiers' Butler relays figure hung
up in 1898. Notre Dame is ex-
pected to give the Indiana runners
stiff battle.
The other two marks regarded
as likely to fall are those for the
college sprint medley and distance
medley events.
Last year Butler won the sprint
medley, on the program for the
first time, in 3:46.S. This years
team has been bolstered by the
addition of the Bulldogs sopho-
more star. Ray Alsbury.
LOOK TO HURONs
Michigan Normal's distance med
ley crew took that event in the
lllionols relays in 10:35.5 and 10
expected to have improved suffi-
GENTLY since that time 10 erase
the Butler relays mark of 1922
set in 1886 by the Emporia, Kan,
Teachers.
Hurdles records of OLA in the
highs and :06.7 in the lows also
are threatened as a host of hur-
dies aces are entered. Capable OF
producing new marks are Bob
Wright of Ohio State, Charley
Had OF Michigan Normal. Don
Olsen of Illinois and Bill Smutz OF
Nebraska.
Other events in which a slight
possibility exists for new records
are the pole vault, shot put and
college mile relay, but the stand
ards in the remaining contests are
expected to Withstand the on
slaught.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

- 4sEs4ef-sE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Natdtors
Face ID Loss
To Michigan


holding third rank in the country
the Tartar swimming squad VIII
probably wind up its dual meet
season without a victory when IL
meets University of Michigan in
the Northwestern High pool at s
o'clock tonight
The star-lsden TsrtarS found
opponents hard TO get after their
speedy climb 10 the heights last
year. and the only available foes
were the Wolverines and Yale.
both the only squads in the nation
conceded wsyne's Superiors.
MADE GOOD SHOWING
But though there are no VIC
tories 10 point 10. the Tartars in
going down TO defeat made the
best showing of any team against
Michigan this season, scoring 81
points against the Wolverines IN
their first clash at Ann Arbor.
Hardly less impressive was the
performance of Coach Leo Mas
tankers against the Eli al New
Haven. Wayne lost, 1927. but only
after a brilliant duel and after
Bill Prev tied the Yale pool rec
ord for the century.
The seasons close will find none
Of Coach Mas stars lost by the
graduation route. Bill Prev, Andy
Clark. Guy Lumsden. Bob Gard
ner. Leroy Ogle. Freeman Flynn,
Ray Colby. Gordon HssSig and
Monk Taylor are all Juniors. Only
Sol Love. a diver and one OF the
lesser lights, won't be back.
DEFENDS ON DRAFT
But the draft may keep Wsyne's
standard from waving on high
next Winter. Leroy Ogle. back
stroker, is scheduled for army
duty beginning July /. and Gordon
Hassig, a breaststroker, has al
ready received his questionnaire-
Certain not to be affected, how
ever, are Prev and Bob Gardner,
each being under the draft age.
While the Tartars haven't a
ghost of a chance to win tonight,
they may improve on their earlier
showing against the Wolverines.
In their favor will be the return
to form of Capt. Andy Clark. one
of the free style aces, who is be-
ing counted on to make the water
boil against Jim Welsh and Jack
Patten in the 220 and 40.
SPRINT is FEATURE
Diving, the Wolverines weak
spot, will probably find Bob Gard
ner claiming the board honors.
But the feature win be the 100
yard sprint in which Prev will be
arrayed against Charley Barker
and Gus Sharmet.
Francis Heydt, Big Ten back
stroke champion, will not compete
for the Wolverines. Heydt left for
Cleveland where he will compete
in the National Junior A. A. u.
meet, but Michigan does not fear
losing points in the event with
three others, Capt. Bill Beebe,
Dick Reid, and Ted Horlenko, who
placed in the order named behind
Heydt in the Big Ten finals last
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-09
s5sS Quiz

.. How do | get the highest re-
turn on my Investment in defense
savings bonds?
A, BY holding each bond for its
full term of years you VIII secure
the full maturity value. a defense
saving bond of Series + increases
IN value 33 1-3 percent if held for
10 years.
G. Is the government concerned
over whether | buy my Ifense say
lngs stamps at post offices, banks,
savings and loan Institutions, retail
stores or elScWhere2
A. No. The government is inter
ested in having as many persons
as possible take a hand IN the ma
tiOnal defense program. Toward that
end the Treasury is making bonds
and stamps available for purchase in
the largest number of places possible.
Note.-To buy defense bonds and
stamps, go to the nearest post office.
'~~- or S""in"S and loan ~asSOcia-
ton; or write TO the Treasurer of
the United States, Washington, d.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-09

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Having qualified as Administrator
G. T. a. of the Estate of Mollle Rad
ford, deceased, this is notice 20 ali
persons having claims against the
estate to present them to the under
signed Administrator G. +. A. in
Henderson, North Carolina. on or be
fore the 2nd day of September, 1874.
on this notice VIII be pleaded in ban
of recovery, All persons indebted to
SAID estate viii please make prompt
settlement.
This the 2nd day of September
l94l.
A., w. GHOLSON, JR,,
Administrator c, I. A. of the
Estate of Mollle RadiOrd.
Gholsun & GholSon,
Attorneys,
Henderson, N. c.
2-9-l6-23-3O-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-09
NOTICE TO

H9Ving qualified rs Executor of
'ho Estate Of Dallio Collins Rice. thi,
'f notice 10 all persons having claims
1eainSt ~" said estate TO present
them 10 the UNDERSIGNED Executor on
or before the End day of September.
1912. or thi'notice will be pleaded
IN bar of recovery. All persons in
dohted To the said estate please make
pr"oNDt settlement.
This 2nd day Of September, 1941.
r. p. GHOISON,
Executor of the Estate of
Dallie Collins Rice.
GN")Son & Gholson.
attorneys,
Henderson, N. c.
2-9-l6-23-30-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-09

With the approach of autumn ITS
FIway- a race to see which puts IN
appearance tlrst-football~ or meth
balls.