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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-08
Coast Roads Closed
To Traffic At Night
Plane Crash
Kills FiDe

Trenton. Ga. July &.-(AP)-
All five members of It's crew
were killed when an Army B-2i
bomber crashed and burned on
Il mountainsiGc two miles north
Of here late yesterday, Sheriff
Grover Tatgm reported.
Army officials and military
police from Fort OGlcthOrpc. d
few mile, east of the scene,
reported that three crew mem
brrS had been identified. but
names would not he released
until all were Identified and
mex; of kin notified.
Witnesses said the plane,
headed north. roarcd over dur
ing an electrical storm and
struck the side of Il mountain
IN - heavily wooded section.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-08
Second Loop
In Rail Line
Is Objective
Chinese Still Hold 25-
Mile Sector OF Che
kiang-kiangsi K all
way; Japs Penetrate
Two Towns in New
Offensive.

Chungking. July S.-(APJ-
With the Chinese still. rlinging
to Il 25-milc sector o. the Che
klang-kiangSi railway. the Jap
ancSc were reported today to
have started d new thrust south
west from Nanchang in Il light
for the kiangSi-Hunan line.
second loop toward an overland
rail trunk with which the lap
arcSc seek To link Shanghai and
Singapore.
\ delayed Central news dis
patch from hianESi said the
Japanese penetrated Fcngchang
and Chang$hu. 80 and 10 miles
southeast of Nanchang. Mon,
day afternoon.
Fierce lighting was said Ia he
going on around the two towns.
the first I..ain stops on the line
which connected with the Che
kiang kiangsi line 1t Nam
chang and runs into Human pro-
vince To join the truck line south
Of Canton At ChuchOw. south of
the provincial capital of Chang
Sha.
The Chinese reports said their
troops had closed in around the
japanese advanced forces which
penetrated the two towns.
The Japancsc already hold railroad
connections t.pw NJ II h Il K Il .
through Shanghai 20 HanGchoW. In
drive last month they took all but
- miles q. ~. ChckianG-k iang>l link
between iIauruuw and NanChanG.
The ChinC-o nave reported holding
srimly 10 ne gap i'll the line. in
KiangSi between NanchanG and the
( Chcklang border.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-08
Senate-House
Farm Measure
Farley Planned

Washington, july &.-(NP)-SCna-
tors and House members. still sharp
IS at odds on the $3.50 400 900 farm
p'l today planned a quick rcsump-
ton "i conferences after reaching
temporary agreement Ia supply the
department OF Agriculture with July
.nds.
y compliCatiug factor. however,
was the SCnatcS action yesterday in
authorizing full parity loans on six
major farm crop, wheat. corn. cot
ton. rice. tobacco and peanuts.
Chairman Cannon. Democrat. Mis-
>"uiI. of the House appropriations
committee declared the loan bill
sponsored by Senators Russell. Demo
ICnniinlICd On pnoc ENnN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-08
Nazis Claim
More Ships
Berlin Says Total of
81 Ships Sunk from
Russia-Bound British
u. s. Convoy.

Berlin (FrOm German Broad
CiStS). July X.-tNP-Thc sink
ing of four additional merchant
men i'm Il British lmG'ican'
convoy rcp0rtcd attacked on tho
Arctic supply route 10 Russia
was claimed today by the high
command. which said altogether
32 ships of the convoy of 80 had
been sent To the bottom.
(ThCrC WAS NO confirmation of TN"
German claim from any Dthcr
Source. Previous German accounts
of ship sinking, along this route
have proved lar in excess of actual
losses when the conveys reached
their dcStinalion.)
The high command said the four
ships sunk by submarines trailing
the convoy Aggregated 24.TOO tons and
brought to 2l7.l0O tons the total
sinkingS reported in the las. two
days OF the 28 merchantmen prey
iotIsly reported sunk. 8 were said
to have been accounted FOR by bomb
crS and nine by t-boats.
4 CommuniQuc reported the state
mcnt in the special war bulletin yes
tcrday that . heavy United States
cruiser was sunk in the attacks.
London. July 8-(NP)-tnitcd
States merchant ships were in the
Russia bound convoy which 'hc
Germans claimed yesterday To have
attacked between North Cape and
SpitsbCrgcn. an authoritative British
source said today. but nc added that
he was unable 10 say whether United
States warShipS formed part of thc
escort -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-08
Action T aiken Because
of Evidence That Re-
cen. Sub Sinkin g S
Were A S S S t e d by
Lights from NJ otor
Vehicles.'

atlanta, July s. Cap -
Fourth corps area headquarters
today ordered several North Car
Glina coastal roads closed To
night traffic because Of evidence
that recent submarine SinkingS
along the coast were assisted by
lights from motor vehicles
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-08

Continued on Page Two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-08

"FICiCc battles continued to the
west al NuruncIh, Il Soviet war
bulletin sand.
I'm nnv sector. large Ger
NAN farce attempted Ia capture a
height defend d by soviet tank
dCtLCnmi Ti>. oar tanks met the
enemy .ltJdtI>uN "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-08
Sufficient
Oil For East
Is Predicted

Washington. July 8.-tAPD-
Delivery Of sufficient oil to the
gasoline ratiOncd east coast by
the end of this year 10 meet its
daily requirements was forecast
to-day by !. X. Partcn. director
Of transportation in tho petrol
cum coOrdinatOrs office.
Chairman Bailey. Democrat. North
Carolina. Of the Senate commerce
committee made public Partin'S re-
port after the COMMITTEES had APP
proved. II To- 3. u measure authoriI-
ing expenditures of 500. 5000 Ia
construct barge canal across Flor
ida, pipeline across the same state,
another pipeline from Mississippi to
the cast coast and 10 enlarge the gulf
intcrCUastal waterway.
Estimating overland movement OF
oil To- the cast coast at $500 bar
rclS daily OH June 20, PartCn wrote
the committee that a pipeline re-
arrangement and construction pro-
(Ccntin!jcd on pogc TwOJ
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-08
Voronezh
Still Held
By Soviiets
German Losses in Men
and Tanks Reported
He avy; Opposing
Armies in f g PIT
Jockey for Position for
Decisive Battle.

Wy III" -t->uCl;tJrd l'rcSS)
Counter attacking Red army
troops were reported late today
To br Wiping out German bridge
hcaiS un Inc east bank Of the
Don river and hurting back all
further ,M,my attempts t. cross
-hc stream IN fierce fighting
vest ri NurunrZA.
RrcoiIiGg after thc first vio-
lent shocks OF an offensive by
-uU.uuu German troops, Marshal
lImU>hvMhu : armies We're PIC
cured ~ checking The l2O-mile
ia. brvanli.,"ugn and inflict-
~ huge losses.
Red army headquarters ig-
aDrcd an Official. German claim
hat Nor"mrZh had fallen. de-
claring that the battle was still
aging before that key city on
he Mo>cuw-RU>tuN railway.
Soviet di>pa tchcS from the
flaming battlefront said heavy
combat sill ragged along the river,
but declared light nazi forces
which reached the east bank
were smashed and the bulk of the
naIi invaders were held OH the
west bank.
Conflicting versions from Bcr-
lin and Moscow made il difficult
Ia assess the true situation, but
there was At least the possibility
that the German offensive hid
reached Its climax and begun
Ia hog down against the rally
Ing Soviet armies.
IH ..HI nl tins thesis was the
!J>; 'ua' 81. German nigh command
.a..gu e. IrirruiC lis claim that Ger
aaH t0.s .aa captured NOrOncZh
md L.,t .... 60 vague description
"Ficirc battles continued to the
west al NurunrIh.' Soviet war
bulletin said.
I'm rnr sector. large Ger
NAN farce attempted Ia capture
height defend d bN Soviet tank
attachments. oar tanks met the
enemy ~lcLdid>tlN.'
Ia. ...u.u r... sad more than
5000 G,..... dead ."cl-d the battle
.rr.- .lo -E .... were destroyed.
4 uG...u '... ta... li.tlcr's field
.cao. s..'rI. ...rr:,a thai strong
i.-..au ...... ..a .g,u cnClrClcd
wcH."a o., \..H,la 'front.' and that
ID -.ug .@ '., SH.o. lines had been
".acucU.
C1m,rum- ,u.. 'a. Russians were
-... .-"..- oa'..u N.ronCZh, the
H.. c.#m..1 declared Rcd army
....r.'r.. .''...- : .l'IN,ySf of the rIty
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-08

IpE NOETU CAROLINA
Scattered thundcrshowcrS iu
III" mountains this afternoon and
tonight slightly warmer extreme
aud unrirwrsi roriionS to
nIgIit
Evening star., 1942-11-01
PERSONNEL
WORK.

Young man, under 35, draft-deferred,
with some college training, to assist in busy
employment office; experience not neces-
sary; ability to get along with both white
and coored applicants. and thoroughness
essential; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement; $3.50 to $50 per month to
start. Write, giving age, education, ex-
perience. marital status whether at present
employed and when available for interview,
which will be arranged. Box BIG, Star.
PORTERS, colored, over 18
yrs. of age, must be able to
ride a bicycle; short hours,
6-day week, good pay, vaca-
tion with pay. Apply employ
ment department, Peoples
Drug Stores office, II P
st. ne,
Evening star., 1942-11-01
HELP MEN.
PERMANENT POSITION.

Excellent salary while learning. to service
gas appliances: rapid increases and oppor-
tunity for Advancement; experience helpful
bat not essential. Box 314-B. Star.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
HELP MEN.
EXPERIENCED
COLLECTION MANAGER

For out -of-town finance company; good pay
steady position with excellent prospects for
Advancement to right man. Call on Mr..
Blasey. Monday, Nov. 2. Suite 200. Wood
ward BLDG
Evening star., 1942-11-01
HELP MEN.
DECORATOR (INTERIO

For work in conjunction with our sales
department. This is an. extraordinary
opportunity for man with good display
P. j. NEE CO.,
745 eth st. NV. Or Phone Executive 9600.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

AUTO MECHANIC. Packard experience pre-
ferred but not necessary. Permanent 1o5
in small shop of Packard dealer. Good
BAY Excellent opportunity for an elderly
man Call GE 5111
Evening star., 1942-11-01

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, experienced
only, good working conditions; $50 :, per
wk. Also gas station attendants, s35 wk.
141 Carroll ave. SH. 9645.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

ASSISTANT JANITOR. colored, excellent
raw, GOOD hours: familiar with stoker.
switchboa rd. elevator. Harwill Apis. 1888
Evening star., 1942-11-01

BAKER, cafeteria experience. for Danish
rolls. cakes and pies Hours :, am. TO
10 am No Sundays. Excellent pay.
Apply Washington Restaurant Assoclatloh'
Evening star., 1942-11-01
APPLES! CIDER!
HELP MEN.

ACCIDENT AND HEALTH SUPERVISOR.
excellent opportunity for qualified man.
Write giving fun details Of past experience.
All replies held in strict confidence. Box
AIR Star
Evening star., 1942-11-01
HELP MEN.
MECHANICS HET PEE

MECHANICS HELPERS
For auto repair work. Steady Job. good
pay. Clean. modern shop.
LEO ROCCA, INC,
1901 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 1000,
MULTILITH OPERATOR.
Good pay. quality work Opportunity to
learn larger Offset presses. Drake Press,
1921 New York ave. NV.
MAN. white, for care OF furnace, Groom
house. Nice basement front free for
services.
+. THURM & SILVER,
9OS 10th St. NV. MA. 1854 or DI. 5051.
FORD MECHANIC WANTED
Excellent permanent position with WASH
ington's Oldest Ford dealer. should earn
up to $50 weekly See Mr.. Messick.
foreman.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9th and N. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

ing; plenty of work Maryland Roofing
Co, MARYLAND blvd, Hyattsville Md. War
Evening star., 1942-11-01

AUTO MECHANIC, highest salarv and
pleasant working conditions. LOVING
MOTORS 500 NJ st NV
Evening star., 1942-11-01

BOY OR YOUNG MAN. anxious to learn q m
in nroduction department. Apply in per-
SON to Miss Gwyer, Henry 7. Kaufman
Advertising, Homer Bldg, 18th between r
q
Evening star., 1942-11-01

BOY wanted for grocery store: must have
D. c. permit; well paid. Apply l923
Evening star., 1942-11-01
HELP MEN,

PAPERHANoERs, white. Cali CHESTNUT
2122.
PAPERHANGER-If you are a good pa
hanger and want good job, report for work
Monday morning: must do knife and
straight-edge work. George Pitt, ST., 2434
Evening star., 1942-11-01

BAKER or experienced heluer part time
and Sat nights only. Cali AT. 3o4@ Tues
Evening star., 1942-11-01

AUTO MECHANICS HELPER wanted; must
have D. C. drivers permit. 200 11th
Evening star., 1942-11-01

AUTO MECHANIC, fast. thoroughly exper.:
5i2-day week $50 New heated bldg South
west Antn Works 4l2 11th st. s.W.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other. than
myself. CHARLES F. MCCOY, 61S st. ne.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

RODY AND FENDER MAN must be fest.
- -da, week. $50. New, heated bldg. South-
west Auto Works. 41o 11th st. S.W.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

CHECKER for wholesale cleaning plant
steady work good pay. 43o X ST. NV: -
CHEF WANTED. colored, for out-oi-toWn
work. 20 miles from WasnlngIon,a Ny tHp
wages: must be lst-class and dependaoie'
no drinking: immediate vacancy: transpor-
tation paid Box 11-G. Star.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

CARPENTERS, carpenters helpers ana Ia
horers: union wage scale. United FaoTica- :
tors Inc, As and Hanna pl. Sc" out Ben
Win r6
Evening star., 1942-11-01

MAN white, between so and 80 years of
manent position in a large laundry plant:
work is light and pleasant: Shr. day with
fair starting salary with opportunity for
promotion See Mr. Barry, 26l7 K st. n w.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

CARPENTERS, HELpERS' LaoOlSISi' ;egs
mort Monday morning with tools; Rlses
snd Blair road ne. construction JOB. -
CARPENTER. must have tools. STEADY oooi ni
Snod nav Mr.. Ferris. $50 m. Federal
Gontracting Co, 9l5 New York ave. NV
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Marriage Papers
10 Four White, Two
CoIored Couples

-Four white and 1"u Colo."d Cuu-
pies obtained marriage license, 81
the office o.: The register OF Gvcu,
i'll the last several day.
The white couples we're H. co.
lows:
benjamin Allcn Bramc. EIcnGrr-
son. Route ,. and Jane Wilson Har-
per. Henderson,. Route ;.
George p!ummrr Siallinc.. ul
Middlcbur@. and Mrs. Nora Horton.
OF Nnrlina. Route >
Raymond Everett; Lruum-!. lien
dcrSnn. Route !. and GilGa Graz
Robertson. ui Henderson
James Wallace Barker. Henderson.
Route ?. and Clara BrN Short. Hen
dCrSon.
Co!orcd couples We're.
George Edward Williams. Dx!OId
and Mary Ethel Tun>talI. U>;urd
Route !.
Eddy Thomas Perry. Henderson
Route !. and Pearl Esther F1atc.
Henderson,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
EPSON Plans
Scrap, Bond
Meet Friday

One ui the biggest war bond ami
crap rallies To- be held anywhere III
this section has been announced Toy
Friday night ui this week at EPSON.
on the Vance Franklin county line.
Production credit associations u
Henderson and LOuiS5urg and agri-
cultural workers councils of the two
counties are arranging for the meet
ing. and bond selling groups iroE,
the two counties will be on hand L.
supply al demand. Purchases Will
be segregated tor the two CountIsS
s." ;hIt each will get full credit ion
H. OWN transactions toward quotas
assigned
Details of the program have uu;
been announced. nor haS Il brCH
learned who will preside. II Is un-
dcrStoOd that there viii Or band
music. however. and that several v.i
movies will be shown. together Wl.n
"a number nj short talks ON bond I,Ia-
rhaScS and delivery of salvage ~ !
trr:al for the war effort
The program will he given N tic
auditorium Of EPSON high school.
which is Just over the line II. Fr"l.;
I'm county. II is expected mat people
ot the community viii fill ~" AUDI
forum virtually ~ CapaClly ior the
rally.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
FORMER HENDERSON
MINISTER ELECTED
TO kIWANIS OFFICE

.... "lifIrw &. Martin ri
..... ..-.."r pastor of Inc FIr..;
...'. rHU~cn of Henderson anu
.'. .'wD'g at thr IIcndcrSc'.
r.. club. yesterday va, nance
..t'. . 4. crupr Of IN" Carolina.
0.'." h'WunI. international;
.....- o." .'i'n district which IN
... '.r local KIwunI- Ciub.
II Martin was pastor of thc local
.... " 1929 and 1890.
'.u.."- {. Irwin of Forest CI'>
elected district governor. sue
'".H.. j Mary"n S1uudci, Of
N.u'. Hi.
I"" k'"lrlan~. ending trCir DIS
. '..' convention II Fin hurst yes
'y..av. rn'cd Ia hold their 1913 con-
'c.'|Du ~ Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

dents Of Henderson township
VIII DC on me same order d; ,hn,.
n.c'u al each of the five rural schooI,,
III the last several weeks. '''
NELL NJ. Smith. assistan, co,u,.
agent. IS Ia preside. Bond sale, n;
b" IN charge OF W. b. Goodino u,
the production credit organiz III, ~
and Il number Of others are 10 mai,
short talks about bonds and aI"m,
scrap metal.
The high srhuul band i, to lurr,,;.
several n!uSical numbers. and fn,r
or tive snort War and bond pjc,u,n'
" tn = comedy. are To be shown.
II l. hDrci that response in nm
chr at bonds will be iibcra, ,rd
veil ~ keeping with sales a; Inc
!..Inl IallirS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
G.. B. Harris
Passes In
9lst Year
One of City's Oldest
and Most Respected
Citizens; Once Prom
inent in Business Life
of Community; Funer-
al on Thursday.

George b. Harris. one ui ilrudur-
son ; Oldest and most respected cat
'%rn>. died al II a.. M. ;uday at MdII,
PLrham hospital. where he had bCcI.
patient since late last week. II"
mad been confined ~ his ped iOr
nor" than month and Lad grad
HhlIy grown wcahCr lie would hey -
2"cn 81 years old had he lived uut.i
November 3.
Funeral will bc held from the resi-
drnCc on the ONt,rd rnad. Iu>' ne
y"ud the city limits. Thursday al'cr-
noon al > O'Clock. IN charge ~. Ecy.
t.. {. RcaviS. pastor OF the Frs;
N.r;h"oiSt church. and lnicrmrr' Viii
D" III ElmWOOd cemetery. liz ucp-
asN> Will serve q, palibcarcr,. In
:cCp!nS with his wishes. the family
.,quC>icd that no flowers nC cent.
Nj. Harris is survived ny .:g, cn.l-
trcn. Mrs. L. {. kcrncr. y Frank
harris. LucCo r. Harris. a.. ul lien
4, rN"n: Mrs. }. Il. Tor,pnln>. ol
Columbia. S. c; Mrs. u { Lynch.
Cd! f.decilcld. S. {. and number oi
grandchildren und GroI' @IandChll-
Hlcn. Another daGsh'v.. ne late Mrs.
Henry I. Powell. -. mother al
Mayor Henry Powell. - Henderson.
died last Apr!!. There were four
children vino lied N infancy.
Mr Harris was married February
:. 1881. 10 Anna + Watkins, who
died ~ 1882. He MAS the last ri TOUR
brothers. all prominent III their Time
III the bushes, ard professional life
ii the city. They were d.. r. Il
Harris. y. J. Harris and s. r Har-
The deceased received his early.
schooling from private teachers. ana
..'"T attended HornCr Military AGA
denny IN Oxford Later he went iu
Western Maryland College al West
minister. Md. and graduated there IA
1874.
In 1871 he WAS associated with n.>
brother. :. Il. Harris. ana l.. X.
GouCh N forming the Harris. GouCii
= Company Ton the sale Oi Leaf to-
DaCC". Their warehouse WAS at ih>
corner VI Garnet and Orange streets,
npW Tie home of the Motor Sales
Company. y year later he moved
from MS home near oxford and 0l.iii
III" e, ldcncc IN the suburbs al the
city. where he spent the REMAINING
active business some thirty ycal .
ago.
In 1889 Mr. Harris helped organize
the present Citizens Bank x Tru,
Company. and had been dircctr.
continuously until his death. For :
number ui years he vas chairman .,
the banks finance committee. II,
WAS proud of his unusual and en-.
E:LD.c record of having dttcndc,
ility-ihrCc consecutive annual stool.
holders and directors meeting, o.
the bank.
He was also director III both H.,
Henderson and Harriet Cotton Mil
corporations.
Mr.. Harris was ii lifelong mcmDr,
NJ the Methodist Protestant Churci
until ], WAS merged with the Metz,
dist ChurCh Il few year, ago. He va,
u Mason and past master Of Hen,
d'r>om Lodge. No. 229.
For many years nc was ar out.
Standing business. church and fra,
tCrnal leader OF Henderson. and on,
II III" most prominent citizens uf III,
community.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Leaf Prices
Hold Near
43c Figure

Sale were light on tho Hcnnr..
son TOBACCO" market Tuesday. b,li
prices held near the i3-cCnt> level
Tor Inc day. Arthur II. Surprise. sale,
supervisor. announced today
Total transactions amounted =.
2il.Oli pounds. which sold tor 500.
lO6.i5 for an average Of Si2GI per
hundrCdwCight
Season sales through "Wednesday
amounted Ia l5.241.S2 pplInc.
which brought S6.277. 1872 ~ for al,
average oi Sll.l9 per hundred
Surprise estimated around rs 900
pounds was on warehouse floors to-
day. with probable average dbn,i.
$40
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
DEATH ON TUESDAY
OF LINDA GATLING

Mr.. Linda Gl,llng. well kuuWr
cniprcd citizen. died Tucsda" morn
ny gb"ut / u. ~. at h"r home ON
ra>' Rock ~prIng street. Having nvcu
~ Henderson for many years. she
vas loved and respected by all n.,,
Eu"" hCr both white and colOrcd.
Funeral services will b" conduct
81 Thursday afternoon at 3 O'clucf
a' the \. Nj T.. Zion church on VIM
der street The pastor. Rev. Jamc,
Brown. will officiate.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
POLICE COURT HAS
BUT SINGLE CASE

ono defendant was tried in police
court today. Emma Eaton. colorcd.
was charged with being drunk anr
diSordcrIy and loud and bDiStcrous
cursing. and was allowed Ia pay d
iinc Of s2N 'rd ""S's "r Scrrc thirty
Jys in ja.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
FUNERAL
TO BE THURSDAY

Mis- Hannah BurwCll colorcu.
died mere nj her home on linrnri
street Sunday evening al 9 u'cluck
Funeral services will be held Thur,-
day afternoon az : o'clock rom tn.
Spring Street Baptist church viii.
The pastor. Rev. S. 3. Clanton. ~
charge.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
Bond And Scrap Rally At
High School This Evening

New emphasis WAS laid today on
the fact That the general public l.
invited 10 attend the war bond and
scrap rally L. be held at Henderson
high school tonight al q o'clock ii
Is Ior city people and Tor rural resi-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
PLENTIFUL.

There should be plenty Of canned
pumpkin. canned cranberry sauce
and cider for the holidays as re-
suit Of WPB relaxing canned good.
restrictions for the holiday trade. tn,
Henderson Chnmhor 81 Commerce
hdy learned.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-26
Transporting
World

BY
JOHN A. CLUNEY

S
Nathan Mann knocked Louis Bobby Ruf Allie Stoz
and Bobby their hands
Constantine brother
end pals will be hand see they for themselves
little Hartford that
of without much trouble.
physical educaoner the
shire his
period IA the yaSene applied
recently he
cation Pete drives which he would like
his sleep while counting the sheep la little Bo-Peep.
games Tuesday will 20 tonight at
Of
Waerown ST. Luys and Friday it's Immaculate
St. Mikes Watervle
Widner
from the hamburger stand other
To "A Reader Believe complaint a
would be inclined to decided
anonymous In the meantime please peek at top>of
Friday.
Mickey Dance has the only tickets to
Alliance party at the Hotel ade New Haven
remarkable
Red Devils OF West Haven last night
and the Gems home floor the West
all OF the scoring
something Gottieb to II points
while scoring 10 himself
High q last night in an
getting 10
Able Rosen shoots golf in the
Saturday afternoon
at Hartford where Public swimming
and IL
like swimming that much there's Saturday
night at New
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-26
FOUR TOURNEY
GAMES TONIGHT

Naugatuck, Feb. Delight teams
have entered the Naugatuck Y. M. C.
A. Junior basketball tournament
with the first four games being
played tonight. The two late en-
tries Monday night, the Y Indians
and the Y Hawks made an even
eight team tourney. st. HedWig's
failed to enter.
The Y. Indians, weakened by sew
eral members of the High School
group, had to fill in with new play
ers and lose Jackie Stinson, Freddie
Radcliffe, and Donald Dibble. The
team, under the coaching of Eddie
Schrul, have the Healy twins, Winnie
and Joe. Tommy and Jackie Leary,
Andy McDermott, John Montanari,
Bobby Mariana, j. Cuddy, and How
ard HAWAIIAN. Jackie Stinson is
their manager. The Y Hawks, cap
tanned by MerWin Packer, have jim
mic Hacket, Joe Owens, Tommy Foy,
George Williams, Frank Klonoski,
Neil ODonovan, Jack Gunnoud, and
Mark MarkoWicz.
The first game will be played at
7 o'clock between the Y Aces and
the Y. Hawks. The second game at
745: st. Francis VS. Y. Indians. The
third game at $3.50 Prospect VS. Gen.
trail and the night cap at 9:l5 Hop
Brook VS. Salem. Referees will be
Rocco Labriola, Jackie Ashmore and
Eddie Mariana.