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Evening star., 1941-03-14
ST. AIbans Grapplers
Dominate Field in
A. A. u. Contests
Enters Dozen in Junior,
Four in Senior Tests
Tomorrow Night

Representatives of st. Adams
School dominate the District A A.
U. wrestling tournament to be held
in their schools gym tonight and
tomorrow night.
Announcement of firSt-rOund pair
ings today showed - St. Adams
grapplers entered in the Junior di-
vision and four in the senior, with
the Y. M. C. A. the only organization
to have more than two entrants.
Other schools or organizations to
be represented are Police Boys Club,
Southeast Boys Club and the John
Eaton School, while IA Junior en-
trantS and one senior are unat-
tached.
Competition will get under way at
7:30 each evening.
Juniors-Johnson Cunattachedl VS.. Brad
ner Cunattached), De Fontatne tunat-
tached) VS.. Piric tunattachedl. Furmaga
Booker (st Adams vs.. Burgess Gunat,7;
tachedl, ,sterlins unattached vs.; Gqsnell
lunattachedl Birney st AIosnsl vs. L0ck
N. c. A. vs., Daniels unattached: Good
Bradner match Folger (Y. NJ c. A. vs.
Irwin ~. NJ c A. PiDpel " NJ. G, A.
vs.. winner De Fontaine-Piric match Dubose
tSt Adams vs.. winner Furmaga-W Wallace
match. Crews y. NJ. c. A. VS.. Baker
Cunattached). Waldman John Eaton
SchooD VS.. Fields st Albans). Allin tB
E. s. VS. winner Booker-Burgess match,
Thomas LSt. Albans) vs.. Bowles lunat;
tached), Carter tSt. Adams vs.; Wishard
(unattached). Surratt (St. Albans) vs..
winner Sterling -Gosnen match. Burton IS.
E. B. c. VS.. winner Birney-Lockwood
match. FAINT (Y. NJ. c. Al Us. winner
Schoenfeld-M match, Bell fSt Adams
vs.. winner Rojas-Daniels match, Echegaray
fSt Adams VS.. Ridgway (unattached).
Seniors-Herd IS E. B. c. VS.. Blue
". M. C. A.. Gaillard (st. Albans) VS..
TnqmPson EaSte5n to s6 sh1 s5 seal scPic Epa{
~ M. C. A. VS.. Goettling washington
and Lee High winner Gaillard- Thompson
match VS.. winner Seal-Wilson match Bir-
ney (St. Albans) VS.. winner Schick-Goet-
ting match, Toense (St Albans) VS.. Prince
(Police, B. c., Beuder (Y. NJ. C. A. VS.. Bell
(St Albans)
Evening star., 1941-03-14

ern football demands rhythm and
close timing, just like some of
these intricate dance steps, and
I'd be tickled if all my football
kids were good dancers.
I've seen very few good ath-
letes who weren't also good
dancers"
Cranf1ll was helping teach the
physical education classes dance
steps when luke box" was in
Evening star., 1941-03-14
New B. {. Grid Coach
Advances in Game
As Did Leahy
Like Predecessor, Myers
Coins Fame in Sport
As Line Mentor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWTON, Mass, March IA
Apparently determined 70 engage the
closest possible analogue for the de-
parted Frank Leahv, Boston College
today formally will sign Dennis F.
Denny Myers as its head coach
for the next two years.
Myers, a successful line coach at
Brown and Yale, has much the same
background Leahy had when he came
here from Fordham in 1889 and di-
rected the Eagles through two of
their most successful football sea-
sons.
For the past month, ever since
Leahy stunned Boston Colleges ad-
mirers by requesting his release from
a new five-year contract to answer
Notre Danes call, it has been taken
much for granted that Myers would
be his successor.
Picked From More Than so.
1t took all that time, however, be-
fore the Boston College authorities
saw fit to announce Myers appoint
ment, which they did last night.
Myers was born in Algona, Iowa,
35 years ago. He was a lineman
during his playing days, a guard and
tackle on the Iowa elevens from
1927-1929, and started his coaching
career drilling linemen at West Vir-
ginia in 1882.
Fine as Aide at Yale.
The new B. C. coach first attracted
attention in Eastern gridiron circles
wher he accompanied Earle
(Greasy) Neale to Yale in 1884.
Wher "Tuss" McLaughry placed
him on his Brown staff in 1886, the
Bruins had not made single point
against a major opponent the pre-
vious season. From then on, how
ever, Brown teams were among the
Nations highest scorers.
When McLaughry moved on to
Dartmouth, majority of the Brown
football squad urged Myers ap-
pointn.ent, but he was passed over
in favor of Neil Skip Stanley, a
member of Dick Harlow's Harvard
staff
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Call Beats Ballard by Point
As All Rec Tits Are Tiqht

At least one game of the two or
more played at four different gyms
last night in the District of Colum-
bia Recreation League, was won by
a close margin as II teams saw
action in the loop.
Call Radio nipped Ballards A. c.,
27-26, in the closest tilt of the eve
ming at Eastern.
At Roosevelt, Bellman Fuel
topped Washington Flour, 1927.
Agriculture nosed out Railroad Re-
tirement, 1922, at Central and at
Evening star., 1941-03-14
By the Associated Press.


TEMPLE, Tex, March IA
Ponderous Les Cranf1ll, one of
the most successful football
coaches in Texas, has taken up
dance teaching.
Les, a 250-pounder who is light
on his feet, hastens to reassure
fans that he's not only helping
to furnish entertainment but
doing good turn for football.
He's thinking about working in
a sort of dance step with a
strong rhythm on his spinner
backs footwork at Temple High
School next fall, He thinks that
might help put Temple in the
State play-off again.
Dancing can be big help to
athletes, "Cranf1lleXplained. Mod
Evening star., 1941-03-14
BEoz;s and Audet
To FIy TO Meet

Al Blozis and Earl Audet
Georgetown's crack shotputters.
are ticketed for an extremely
busy week end. Both boys will
compete in the Washington Ath-
letic Association meet tomorrow
night at Uline Arena and then
will hop a plane for Cleveland,
where they will heave the hard
ware in the knights OF Columbus
games on Sunday night.
Both Blozis, who has broken
records in Is Of 27 meets, and
Audet. a freshman star, will COM
pete in the shotput relay at
Cleveland. throwing the 8, II
and 16-pound shots.
Evening star., 1941-03-14

Tech, Maritime Commission topped
Nebraska A. c., 80 -25.
Other games saw the Arlington
Maccabees rout Bowie Thorough
breds, 56 to 20, and Briggs A c. de-
feat Post Office Mailing, 22-16, at
Eastern; Jewish Community Center
trounce General Accounting, 31-14,
and General Tire defeat Mclean,
1928, at Roosevelt; Herby's win over
Treasury, 47-36, and Mount Vernon
defeat the Cavaliers, 47-21, at Cen
tral and United Typewriters top
census, 46-35 at Tech.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
7ep Fields Threatens to Press Me Fast Mile W. A. Games Race
Meade Will Coach
Lehigh Stickmen
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SbNNAuA AAoPuNSii W llO Sbal"
BETHLEHEM, Pa, March IA
Jim Meade, former all-America
defense man at the University of
Maryland, has been appointed
coach of lacrosse at Lehigh, it
was announced today.
He succeeds Ted StanWick, who
resigned a month ago after being
called to active duty with the
Navy.
Meade, a halfback with the
Washington Redskin pro gridmen,
has assisted with coaching Mary
lands team during the absence
of Jack Faber and is well versed
in the game.
He will assume his new duties
Monday.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Snug Horbor in Prince
Georges County Loop

Snug Harbor baseball team has
been admitted to the Prince Georges
County League and will meet Mon
day night to make plans.
All members are requested to at
tend and may be further informed
by calling Al Moreland at Bowie
1882.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Worrenton Boys, Girls
Get Basket Crowns

Twin victories by the Warrenton
High School girls and boys earned
each class a Northern Virginia Bas-
ket Ball League title.
Aldie High was the victim in each
class, as the Warrenton boys won,
21-19, and the girls, 1914.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Trio in Good Trim.
Capture Hockey Crown

MONTREAL, March 16 (Ho.-With
Bull Durnan unbeatable in the nets
the Montreal Royals captured the
Quebec Senior Hockey League title
for the third successive year by
turning back the Ottawa Senators,
30. in the fourth game of their
best-of five series.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Idaho in Boxing Tourney

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, March II
(PD-Idaho, last years unofficial
national champion, has entered the
seventh annual national collegiate
boxing tournament here March 81
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Evening star., 1941-03-14
Fast Terps Ready
For Grid Relay

Maryland has a fleet football
relay team ready for action in the
Washington A. A. games at the
Uline Arena tomorrow night.
Jock Mier, Don Shockey, Jack
Wright and Elmer Rigby, all of
whom now are indulging in
spring grid practice, are slated to
run the order named.
Wright and Shockey go over
200 pounds, but the former is just
about the speediest man in
Terp football suit.
Evening star., 1941-03-14
Roosevelt, B.-C.C. Quints Rated
Highly as Defending Champ
Loses in Duke Tourney

small, fast team that also was
runnerup in its State. Its standout
player is Bill Linkelfelter, who is
averaging close to 10 points a game.
Other leaders are Wallace Rose and
Jim Head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Mrs. Corbetf in ST. Louis

Mrs. Sydney Corbett III left
Tuesday for ST Louis. where
she VIII visit her daughter.
katherine, at MafyFille Col
lcge
Mrs. Lacey Brown left
Wednesday for an extended visit
IN Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Frederick S. Glover Jr.
and her young daughter, Robin,
returned Monday from Holly
wood Fla, where they had
spent a month.
Judy Mayors. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Mayors. re-
turned 10 her home Friday after
spending six weeks in Sarasota,
Fla
Janith McNabb. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan J. Me
Nabb, arrived Thursday from
Maryville College, ST. Louis. for
her Spring vacation.
Nj. and Mrs George Weight
man and their TWO daughters.
Dorothy and Betty. moved
Wednesday into their new home
on Thorotarc road after spend
ing the Winter in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Party for Careless

Nr. and Mr.. John {. GaIrelS
Jf mad a Dutch supper and
games party Saturday for Nj
and Mrs. Robert GarrelS of
Evanston. H., who are visiting
MI and Mrs. John {. Garrels
81 for the Easter weekend.
M, David kaplan Of Dams
VILE H.. is The weekend guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. John G. Gar
rels Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John G Garrcls
entertained AZ a buffet supper
last Sunday for Lieut. Command
or and Mrs. r c. Young The
guests were Lieut.. and Mrs J.
r. kimplcr, Captain and Mrs.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur +.
ZolI. Nj and Mrs James Beatty
MI Nj Aiiaii@-Ha -AHgGll and Nj.
and Mrs. John c. GarrelS IT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
TzanteAAS

MRS. FORD WHELDEN and
vi Mrs. Harry Frost are motor
ing TO Tryon, \. c.
Before returning tie Detroit
Mrs. Whelden will go TO Suffolk.
Va. 10 visit her mother Mrs. J.
NJ, Warden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Mrs. Arthur II. BuhI and Mrs.

4. II arOl Il
w Is, who
have been out
In + a | m
Springs, Cal,
left I h e r 2
early in the
W q Q X o r
Miami Beach.
I h 2 Y are
spending Eas-
ter with the {.
Henry Bulls
at l. n | IN
Beach. II will
be "A n o I he
two weeks he
fore their De
IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

MRS AM
- r TON
OR y are
aid TO bC
having mar
Vicious tim o.
Out m Pasa-
q O a. Cal
wire r. fnCf sc
been visiting
their aunt
Mrs Gilbert
Lee who'll be
returning be-
fore long her
friends trust
70 her beau
uful place At
Ice Gate in
the PoInte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

will catch n glimpse of them.
Miss Jane Peabody who has
been baSking IN the sun on the
SINUS dr Cd@ IIaTIHa f5eaC1.
Key West. since before Christ
mas. is expected back the first
OF the week al her Crosse Pointe
home.
Her mother Mrs Edward 3
CaulkinS, and.Mr. Caulkins VIII
stay on for some time AT their
Winter place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
81 \


Jacket Dresses. RedinsOtes. BOIeros.
One and TwO-Piece Dresses
thrilling afterEasfer Dress Party for Juniors smart
JANE WHITNEY dresses for and into Summer
rsyon crepes, rsyon sheers colorful prints. checks
check combnstions interesting new BODICE button and
neckIne reaiments-Bege Dusty Rose Blues Pasfes
and Black and Navy with white lingerie collars and cuffs
Sizes TO H.
Juaiors' Sbob-Kifne's-Sfstb Ffoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Crosse lie
to W. ed
In St. Louis
CROSSE LIE. April y.

nF MUCH interest TO Island
" ers is the announcement OF
Barbara Hamilton BrodheadS
wedding plans. Her marriage
10 John Wheaton Mayors, son of
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ Mayors,
Will take place April % in the
old Cathedral, ST. Louis. Mo.
with Monsignor Carol offlciat-
ing.
Barbara is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brodhead of
ST. Louis and the niece Of Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan j. McNabb of
Crosse lie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth r
White left TODAY by car for New
Orleans where they Will take a
steamer for Guatemala. They
Will be gone about three weeks.
In their honor Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN +. Welton entertained
at dinner Saturday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee II Clark
will leave Wednesday for two
weeks al White Sulphur Springs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Garden lovers \
To View Films

MR.. AND MRS. ARTHUR J.
WULFF of Piedmont avenue
will entertain members of the
Garden Lovers Club of north
west Detroit at 6 o'clock dinner
Monday.
Tom and Arlene Hadley will
speak and show colored movies
of the wildlife Of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

Spring fweeds. plain fabrics and bold and sub
dued pleids trimmed with creamy light Spring
furs F.. Handsome coats at big saving.
bob--Khses--FoRrfb Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

MRS. c. THORNE MURPHY
l. back in town after visit
way down in Georgia with the
Russell \. Alger Jrs.. who re
Gently have taken an estate
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
P otricia Fare Il
Visits Parents Here

MISS pATRICIA F'ARRELL
IS spending her vacation from
s. Mary i'm Monroe with her
family In Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
GardenCIub Meets
At Country Club

MRS. PHILIP MULKEY,
Mrs FRANK lambert and 1HtTg.
Meredith Randall Will be host
esseS To the Crosse poinfe
branch Of the Womans National
Farm and Garden Association.
Monday. at 230 O'Clock, at the
Country Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

VIZ. Erncal Kan.Ier IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Luncheon Friday
For ZOar Society

LADIES OF the Zoar Society
will hold their monthly meeting
Friday at 81. Johns Church
House, with luncheon at 1870
p. m. Proceeds will 90 10 ben
eft the Orphanage Home and
Old People.
HostesseS include:
MEsDAMES
Albert Weber Edward " Radfke
Edward ". Garpow william Mette
Miss Marie Mette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

will catch glimpse Of them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-30
s 81 I1oney9m!9 3; !: !! G! G! J
S~>H- N-~D> RnMHDM cmmL PRESS AsacArov VIZ
PEGGY

this many men .1e.7 tueir regular
jobs"
Major Edmonds spoke, when it
was obvious that Brooks, at pres
ent. was beyond any such effort.
What the devil is the meaning
of all this?' parked the major like
4 cocky little Wire-haired torr.eI
Ieroclously questioning a Dd...log
much bigger and more powerful.
This island is private property
and you are trespasslng."
The stranger grinned as though
he thought that "a rather anus
ing. He bowed with unexpected
gallantry and said politely. Sorry
about that-but the truth is we
didn't have much choice. When our
snip went down, We took to the
small boats-and your island was
the first place we could reach"
Then if you are shipWrecked,
there's no reasOn for your behaving
like this snorted the major, We
are perfectly aware of our duty to-
ward shi~p-WreCked men. Put down
that gun and Wen see What can be
done for you"
The mans amusement deepened.
THAT won't be necessary" he an
sWered coolly "We're DOING what's
to be done, and we are being picked
up by Il own people. All we want
you to do is mind your own bust
ness, and forget that you know
anything about tonight"
where's my wife" Brooks de-
manled now, having cleared his
stunned brain, having forced HIM
self to a semblance of composure
that made it possible tor him to
speak.
The strangers eyes slued to
Brooks. and there was a look in
them that made every man in the
room ache to get his fingers around
the strangers thick neck.
You mean the Jane in white
pants?" he asked coolly, and both
Bill and Donald caught Brooks as
he would have Hinged forward.
She's quite a dish, isn't she? Well,
she's all right. Behave yourself and
you'l have her back completely un-
harmed as soon as our men are off
the island"
"My-my h~usband?" stammered
Betsy,
He's okay, too, if he doesn't get
too boisterous," said the stranger
grmly. "Of course, II people are
in a hurry, The Coast Guard is so
lively these days that you have to
work like lightning if you want to
avoid them. But if your husband
behaves himself, he'll be all right"
Brooks jerked himself free Of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-30
race for a moment and looked Z,

race for a moment and looked to-
ward the swamp, shuddeTing q lit
tie as she thought Of the srisly Sc
cret the swamp held. Il looked So
dark. so mysterious, so sinister.
Suddenly She caught her breath
and her hands clehChed hard Had
she really seen 4 light fICkering
for just a moment deep in that
green jungle Had 1t been a glow
worm? Or had it been a iiashlight
held in a careful. screening hand?
She waited, br~eathless. Watching
and saw it again. Now she was
certain of it. There was not only
one small, pickering light, but sey-
erai-and they moved in a line,
bohb!ng as though they We're ar
ried in the hands of men who were
walking slowly and picking their
steps caretully-perhaps carrying
a burden?
Natalie shivered beneath the i'm
pact of that thought and turned to
find Tom standing just back Of her.
mis- eyes riveted or the jungle.
"What-What does it mean ?"
she whispered, fearful that the
others might hear and their hys-
terra mount again.
Il don't know" said Tom grimly.
But I'm going to hnd out"
Natalie caught his arm in sharp
protest. mo, no, Tom-not alone.
Wait for the others" she pleaded.
That may be too late" said
Tom, pulling his arm free. III be
careful not to be seen. Maybe |
can get close enough to get some
idea what's up-and the others
must stay here with the women"
And in spite of her protest he
was gone, fading into the thick
darkness. She followed him a few
steps, her eyes on the jungle. The
lights were visible now and then,
just for a Pickering moment, but
they were moving, she thought, to-
ward the mouth of the creek,
though the night was so dark and
she was strange to the island. and
it was easy to become confused
about such a thing.
Engrossed in watching those
lights, she did not realize how far
she had strayed from the Hacienda.
Suddenly there was a soft. slither-
ing movement behind her, and she
Whirle !, a scream bubbling upward
in her throat. But before she could
open hur mouth to let that scream
out, a hand was clamped over her
mouth and a powerful arm laid
across her shoulders, holding her
prisoner, lifting her, hurrying her
away toward that row Of hickering
lights.
(To Be Continucdh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-30
Ci4aHI.., G&ENlY-ElGHT

r,aar,,
~ u.I 0l''ei men re-
.'i.t@o iio-i' ,'is-l lo''S,',S eAped'-
roI.' '''o ann. Go'"S.u9'ao StiSht'S
mNs'y''@ 3 n''o'',S o,''II'i was pre-
P.'G'. lucy were Almost 'edgH &c
S.' w. ',''I1 DOORS S"-u SHARP
>, "'1'' -''..'.,
~ o'''I7 l'oh-I "ho't as
100" s"'' 9,". t.ess..' ''1I Oh ''1,|-
NY 20''''',' o''g ''''''''' VI '0''''t''
d 9Via NI'aI''G'''
Wy. "''. T. ~ie''''ll,oe' see1HS
'eI lo' t'o Ir7l 10 OF ~ "''il''JeS'
N1.,i''"JC" IoiIa
MIS-, 1"'''"!la9 aa'o' het race
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-30
s Honey1m!9?!9?G2!G z? 9Id J.
49, &S@- EnENuE E TRIAL PSA SouAToS Il

belieerent about it.
Terry rinued and her ewes
danced a little.
We'll. of course, l wouldn't
know. I'm a stranger here myself"
She drawled as she turned back to-
"arl the dining room.
Tie voung IMP" said Tom
Then in a curious tone. he added.
Though. come to think of il. YOU
WE'RE blushine-and it wa verv
becoming to you. Funny, | thought
sjrls didn't blush nowadays"
Betsy wouldn't meet his eyes.
= was b'ushing for shame at the
realization that we are going to
have to sit our guests down to a
nifty little meal of baked beans and
breed and buttcr-because that's
about all our visitor of last night
left us she said with a eaiety that
was not entirely convincing.
The pantry door swung open
again and it was Brooks. saying
pleasantly, We've all been holding
a SOFT OF conference in the other
room
"Nlfhout us? That wasn't very
Hally Of you, old man." said Tom
lightly.
We'll, you We're chiefly the OBJ
jects of the conference" said
Brooks, slinning. I'VE were de-
Gliding that it was an imposition for
all Of us to wish ourselves on you
like this
Not a bit of it," protested Tom
so strongly that Betsy looked at
him swiftly, startled at his vehe-
mence. Il thought We had all
agreed that it was best for US all
to stick together tonight"
of course old man, of course"
said Brooks, soothingly. It's just
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-30


, 'e 9l''l'7 'l0'u
muraerous oleam in h;s ere Tbe
singer si-de-stpnned neatlv ana
h,lueht the bu,t of his ontomotic
Gown with mercj,ess force an
Brooks, head somehodv screamed
Brooks wavered a Ittle his knee,
sagged, and he fell heavily.
That .a;d tho s+roroor oil
trace If nlaasantnoe yanishina
from his manner ",yin Give Won
ronob idea Of What win han1en j.,
tho vast nf Won oot o,,t af lind Dan,t
gnt the imnrassion dow n,aan
it."
WHY, YOU numbering hound"
cried Bill, unable to restrain him.
self any longer, hurting himself to-
ward the man. even as Terry
screamed.
There was a crash. the smell Of
burned powder, and Bill went down
| beside Brooks, a foolish startled
look on his face. Terry screamed
and made a move toward Bill. but
the stranger warned her curtIv:
STAND back. You can take care
of him after I've gone"
You 20 to blazes!" ragged Terry.
running to Bill, kneeling beside
him raising his head to rest
against her breast.
For q moment tho etranoar
seemed about ia shoot her 10
Then he ooked at the othar,
shruoeed and said az tbnngb
ashamed "C,,ess I'm ,nst , softia
T hate n shoot a dame-n,1oss
ahsoI,ltelv have to,n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-30

The legislature dId nothing about
regulation Of small loan businesses
which charge usurious rates of m
terest: but those who are bi}ked
through eXorbitant interest charges
can get revenge through criminal
proceedings in certain cases, at least.
The attorney general has just
ruled that usDlry is a criminal Of
Tense when the loan is upon any
article OF household furniture on
Kitchen furniture, o " any assignment.
or sale Of wages earned or to be
canned"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-30

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The best way to find out what 10
send soldiers In camp II to ok
the soldiers themselves. Surveys
among the men with the colors
show cigarettes and smoking TO-
bacco head the list. Actual sales
records from service stores In tie
Army. Navy, Marine Corps and
Coast Guard show the largest
selling cigarette Is Camel. Prince
Albert Smoking Tobacco h well
Known ~ the National Joy
Smoke" A carton Of Camels or .
pound tin Of Prince Albert u H.
ways welcome, doubly welcome
around the end Of the month. Local
tobacco dealers are featuring
these brands ~ ideal gifts for men
IN the service.-Adv.