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Evening star., 1942-07-19
Hogerstown Results
e. the Associated Press

e: the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE--Purse. $500: claiming;
anyass s1y1ss ;oda eHarTel, s fur0nfse $40 40 $50
Sea- sspps silet etavf ,Eve1soieS aseeSep' o." $50
Also ran-Chief Teddy. Small Time Lit
tie Pete, Amperase Happy Gallop.
SECOND RAcE-purse. 5000; claiming;
Eltonhead (BaIzsrette) $50 $40 $50
Paso Grande Grant see 34o
Also ran-Balkanese, Chilleevalee, Can
S'''' afai tpaily Double paid s2s.7oo
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500; 2-year-
olas; Mason DiSon s course. .-o s.o
c Seventeen Guns Dufiordj j'' go so
oh Sun Klass tCarrilIol $50
oh Second Curtain (Witmer) $50
Also rsn-Grsnny Cake. a Doctor Posey.
Tyssovski and RODGERS entry.
| cStraus and Sprague entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $780,. claim
ing: 8 and 4 year olds; IL. miles
Eyeopener tDufford) 2.90 300
Delhi Fims' pAn :5s.sF ,Hsrnandeo $50
Also ran@Yellow Dragon. Purport, Du-
! pllhcl Fauu IODpeL AdSdO
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
3-year-olds Lis miles
Found Out tSnyder) 1880 T.20 $50
| Rolls Rough (HernandeZl $40 $50
Sun Maker (Kirk} 3.10
| Time, .5S2s.
| Also ran-El Jelis, Mowlees Lad, Nyleve.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $700 claiming;
the Connococheague; 4-year-olds and up;
| 11's miles.
| Jewel Song (Snyder) 1040 7.60
| Jim Wallace tBalaZarettD $40
! Time, 542s
Also ran--Hot Man, STUNNING. Worth
! owning, Tanganyiks.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 500; ella i'm
| ing: 3-year-olds and upward; 21e miles.
Summer Stock 'Dufford) $40 so 20
| Alamode tAcosta) 4s0 ago
Brilliant Carl (CartlloD 800
Time. 3:54b.
Also ran-Reisn Supreme, Lackawanna
Some Groucher, West Sea.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse- $500: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and inward i i. miles.
Purple Dawn (Duf1ord) 1920 $50 2.af
Big Gay fCarrillo) $50 go
Macie Margaret tKlrk) @.i(
Time, 572 5.
Dominal Grouchy.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Groys Open Second-HoIf
Series Aquinst Giants

Washington Homestead Grays will
open their second-half home sched-
ule in the Negro National League
next Sunday, when they meet the
Baltimore Elite Giants in double
header, beginning at o'clock.
The Giants ended the flrst-half
schedule in first place, dethroning
the Grays, who had been at the top.
1t was the Newark Eagles more than
the Giants, though, that put the
Grays down. The Eagles topped the
Homesteaders in two consecutive
double headers and then won one
game and tied another of their third
twin bill,
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Through Bound Lowers Own Track Record Triumph Suffolk Downs Feature
Boxing Show 10 Test
Talent for Future
Turner Cards
Promoter Hopes to Find
Ring Jewels in Rough
In Bouts Tomorrow

Another all-star club card, featur-
ing Billy Banks VS.. Jimmy Collins
and frankie Wills VS.. Deacon Brown
in co-featured 10-rounders, will be
presented tomorrow night at Grit
fifth Stadium.
Although devoid OF big names, the
card should be entertaining and
Promoter Joe Turner is hoping to
dig up some suitable talent for fu-
ture shows. He wants to bring in
a couple of nationally prominent
fighters - Lightweight Champion
Sammy Angott for example-but
can't until he finds somebody good
enough to at least stay 10 rounds
with him.
Whether tomorrow's show will
produce the desired character is
conjectural, but you can't blame the
promoter for hoping for the best.
Third Fight With Collins.
Banks most important victory in
the last year was an upset over
Pedro Hernandez, AL Wells protege,
who, in turn, recently won the nod
over Lulu Constantine. Constan-
tino, if you aren't familiar with the
situation, rates right on top of the
135-pound heap. Banks has been
beaten by Harry Jeffra, Bobby
Rufin and Allie Stoltz, all top
ranking fighters, and also by the
same Collins he's dueling tomorrow
But the local colored boy got a
draw with Collins the last time out
and thinks he can square accounts
in their third fight.
Wills, an in-and-outer who
showed lot of promise in his debut
here several years ago. but never
caught fire, will be the underdog
in his fight, but is gwen chance
Brown, a preachers son, Is popular
in Baltimore and has a bright
record which includes a decisive
win over Phil FUR.
Lively Preliminary Card.
Turner has a lively set of pre-
liminaries under the co-features
with Lew Hanbury, exactly even
after two pro appearances, down
for a six-rounder with one Steve
Luss, a newcomer from Baltimore
Danny Petro will battle Joe Longc
in a four-rounder and Buddy
Thomas will meet Billy Morris ovel
the same route, but Turner is still
looking for an opponent for Charley
Petro to close out the program.
The first bout is scheduled fol
8.45.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Outsider Bargain Boy
Bags Hagerstown's
Jewel Song, Jim Wallace
Trail Winner; Third Won
By Sweetie Face
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, July 18.-
Bargain Boy, long shot. romped off
with honors in the Connococheague
purse, sixth number on the race pro-
gram today.
Ridden by Jockey Dufford, Bar
gain Boy beat Jewel Song to the
wire to pay 5000, $50 and IS
Jewel Song rewarded its hackers
with sl0.40 payoff for second and
$3.50 for show.
Jim Wallace came in third to pay
$500,
In the third contest over the
Mason Dixon course, Sweetie Face,
in the silks of j. D. Rodgers, made
three in row for the players.
George Napier had Sweetie Face
on top almost from the start to beat
Seventeen Guns. Second Curtain
and Sun Klass finished in dead
heat for third. Backers of the win
ner got $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Garden Stute Results
By the Associated Press

by tEe ASSoCldbeu fIseh'
old F1RsI MAIDEN n4GErs9se es " uronss 81 nse a's'r
sasni Spanish Sun sRoberts' 1880 sddoo 3'3oo
Caroline r. fCrowther) 27o
Also ran-punde, Can Time, OAK Queen;
Suffraeette. Browsing, Miss islam and
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ins s-year-2lds atais and upWasd I'd 5nrongs so
PeTes PeTe VseGut Be- Akfnson5 iknnsp' ''o 80 80
Gayest Neil. Note, Black Bun.
THIRD RAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming;
gettys Bobby tcllnsman} $40 40
io1x T,me s'esi fi4sRs spRe oamiiiis' "'@o
Also rsnI7Uvalde, Hslen's Lad, Avesta
FOURTH RAcE-Purse.- 81 300; claim
SKI sKin Rrssas psea cheman, ksea $40 s5o o sS ssS
jay Jay fHacker1 go
Time. LAS.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 5000 added;
the camden Ca traaa. aandicap; s-yearlolds and
Boysy tClinsman) $3.50 $50 500
Valdina Alpha fAtknsonl $50 $40
De Kalb lHowelD 500
Time, 113h.
Also ran--f Grand Party, Joe Ray,
Monids. Stolen Tryst, Cape Cod, Dispose,
AuGury. Field.
SIXTH RACE--Purse, S1,500; The
Holmdel Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; /
mile and 70 yards.
n Question tRoberts> $50 40 $50
Westnesa tDecamillis) 11.50 so
A One tAtkinsonl 4.30
Time, 46ls
Also ran--Firebroom Wood Robin and
Shadows.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse, I,1oo: claim
ms; 3-year-olds and up; !. miles:
Brother Dear lAtkinsonl $50 3.5d
Williamstown tClingman) 300
Time, 14sss
Also ran-John Hunnicutt, Neutrality,
Flashalong and Lanceron.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ms. .4-year-olds and up: ! y miles.
Woodbuck knapp lilo $40 $50
Whistling Dick tRienzn $40 $50
Sun Phantom tRobertsl 500
Hse r.n@,ood e,,d Conduct. whit. From.
md Gay judxe.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Suffolk Downs Results
b. tht Associated Press.

b. tht Associated Press.
FIRST ,RAcE-purse, $1,000 claiming;
S7ysar,olds and R,u up; furlonss 6G ~ oo
Flag Orland (TurnbulD $50 $50
Hi-Kid (Seabo) $50
Also ran---Mad Crusader. Big Stakes,
Gran Cosa, Tetratown and Compton.
SECOND RAcE-purse, 1000; claim
Liberty Patsy (Deerinsl 1000 $50 $40
keene ADVICE lTnrnbulD 400 22ssoo
Irish Ivy tBrunelle) $50
Also e' ran2Great Hurry. Vain Beauty,
Tinto Wallingfcrd, Very Graceful, Reckless
DAILY Double paid ss74o)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 300; maidens;
aeAfCDtas, oxie 1Deerins) 3 iu''0nfS $50 $50 $40
SsIdina TToth eH5Iett5nsep ' 500 sssSS
Also ranwsickles Choice Misinterpret.
Izzat. Lady Flares.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
shrimpie lT1rnbulD $50 $40 $40
cs.2ry s.qn seS eoDsef sReeFREo Fnnee.n, 500 so so
Advice, 1slam's Islam and Omy Reign.
FIFTH ,RAcE-Purse, ST 200; claiming:
spare the Rod (Turnb'D $40 800 $50
Allegro Durando) $40 $50
kleis Lisht It.. tDuncan) $50
~ AZ g.. rsnm5os,s's ~ a!., Pal. Bit O. Green
Preece and Pierce entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming:
4-year,ohs and up; IL miles. oo
Rss:s Raek On One ,M3i1dssp1 ,Maddsn, sao ss99oo
Also ran-Richestan. Old River Lady
Lyonors, Dark Level Pilatesun and stri-
dent.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $4,000 added:
The Mayfower Stakes; 2-year -olds; 5ia
through Bound lBrunelle) $50 $50 out
Hygrohour tDeering) out
Time, 1:0445 tnew track record.
Also ran-Swimming Hole and Ogma.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Ing 3-year-olds and up; l mile and 70
Windshield Iongden), 900 40 3.2o
Brooklandvile lMoore) 400 $50
Display Style tChafhn) 4,40
Also ran-Gisi, Pomplit, creakit, Wadd,
and Chance Run.
NINTH RACE-Purse. S1,300: claiming
5-year -olds and up; l mile and 20 yards
Who Calls tHettinger, $50 800 80
Claro tFinnegan) Az
Also ran-Kaptime Two Ways Posi-
bility, Wabaunsee, and Meadow Court.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Biggest Summer Pin
Tourney Slated al
King Pin Today
Hondicop Event Will Buy
Smokes for Yonks;
Other Tests Listed

Flanked by a varied assortment
of bowling events the fifth Smokes
for Yanks handicap, the biggest
summertime duckpin tournament
ever staged here, Is scheduled to
start at King Pin this afternoon at
2 o'clock and continue until mid
night.
The benefit series which has
gained momentum each Sunday
since 1t started month ago at
Penn Recreation then moved to
Clarendon Bowling Center, Bethesda
Bowling Center and Aacostia Spill
way with total of 326 men and
women competing, again is expected
to draw a big field. A full handicap
based on a scratch of 128 has served
as a magnet to lure many Of the
city's bowling lesser lights.
Greenway Bowl will be the scene
when the Dick Hobart All-Stars
seek their third consecutive victory
tonight against the Anacostia Spill
ways starting at 8 o'clock. Twice
winners over Bethesda Bowling
Center, the Hobart combination OF
Lindsay Stott, Julie Singer, Ell Geib
Bert Lynn and Abe Weinberg will
engage such notable veterans as
Nick Chaconas, Lou Pantos, Pete
Metrakos, Gus Places and Brad
Mandley.
Johnny Evans will be out for his
second straight win in the Airing
ton weekly handicap which Man.
ager Paul James will get under way
at 2 this afternoon.
Three matches in the Metropoli-
| tan Women's Summer League also
are on tap tonight starting at
o'clock with Chevy Chase Ice Palace
scheduled at Penn Recreation
Brookland at Bethesda Bowling
Center and Takoma at Clarendon
Evening star., 1942-07-19
20 Years Aqo
In The Star
A. P. Wirephoto.

The pennant race is strikingly
similar in both major leagues.
The New York and st. Louis
teams are battling for the leads.
Chicago clubs are in third place.
Philadelphia holds seventh
places, and Boston is on the bot
tom in both loops.
Harry Greb, light-heavyweight
champion. was suspended by the
New York commission for not
signing to fight Jack Rosenberg
for the middleweight title. A
month ago Johnny Wilson. the
middle champ, was suspended for
not signing against Greb. 1t now
seems that whoever beats Ro-
senberg will get the middle crown.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Arlington Park Results
Bx the Associated Press

By tff Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-purse;. $1,000; claiming:
xel!ed .Phophet Rich' d. a5,2o 1899 $50
Esil EsH'sa Spirit he1G 9RayeoekS yeekf' V $50
Also ran-Emporium, Her Reieh, -Bri
Esde coIors; Portsmouth' lushns' 1I oS,ust oust'
iHS 3yssr olds and upVaEd 5S t0rlopss so
Night's Quest II ,BalaskD $50 $50
Ars1so Fed st sks Dog Al yxss ssss R RHG
Oats Best n.,fs SuaI,y d,h,. Side e. TEX rgs So
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s1,4oo; claiming;
S,yesr-olds End up fu5longs, oo oo
David B, Jr fBrooks) 1000 40
Mexicana Hauer1 $50
Also ran-Away. Hills Palm. Linser On
and Bright Ann
FOURTH RAcE-Pnrse; 81 500; claim
Ium's Pride. Smith 1920 so 800
Jamer,caa 80 GWielander) asrsI, 500 sso sssoo
AS9sro Tims opt9 3s 'Ne'es' -"
Also ranDKansas City, One Ton and
Leslie Jarvis.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
snceS; 3-year- -olds and up; the Man o
war fUrlongs (chutel.
Some Man tNevesJ 1850 $40 4 20
Wishing tVedderl $40 $50
Radio Crusade tBarney) 4st
Also ran-Battle Hymn, Proud ooe
French Horn and Yesteryear.
SIXTH RAcEmpurse, RAcErpIur,. 100000 added
Occupation lBalaskD 900 $50 s.o'
Glanceabout GWielander) 1885
Aiae' Also ran@Rinsmenox, ysldina Sol
IiFht, Careless, Adulator. Hoosier, ouillon
Alquest, Big Me.
w E. Boeing entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 50 900; allow
ances; 3-year-olo and upward; the MAI
O. War (second division; furlongs.
Despatch tNeves) 7.40 so 81
Ouien Es Haas 3OO o.
Topic (George) 3%
Time | :22es
Also ran-Buster. Rinsie, Shortening
Sales Talk.
EIGHTH RACE-PurSe, $1,000 claim
inE 3-year-olds and upward lis mile
HAPPY khayyam (Hauer) a2o $50 32
MISS Baker tHartos) $50 : s.
Bonnie Sea tNevesj 3S
lime, 2.a0ls.
Flower, Burr Hickman. Royal RISK
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Plum Is Named Coach
At La SoIIe High

Py the Associated Press.
CUMBERLAND, Md, July l8.-
Jack Plum, employed on the Cum
berland News, will coach the La
Sale High football team, succeed
ing Pat Conway, who enlisted in
the Navy.
Plum attended the University of
Maryland for a year and then was
graduated from LA Sale College of
Philadelphia. He was a leading
boxer there and a regular grid lines
man.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
In Command All WAY,
Takes Mayf|ower
By Il Lengths
Knocks OFF 5K FurIonqs
In 1:O4.8 in Second
Win Within Week
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
BOSTON, July 18-Mrs. A. r.
Smiths Through Bound shattered
his own track record for 5ha furlongs
today by reeling off the distance in
l:04.s over an off track as he cap
tured the $4,000 added Mayf1ower
Stakes. getaway day feature at Suf-
folk Downs
A crowd of $1,000 saw the winner
20 right to the top and kill off all
challenges to gallop home to "a :
length victory over Mrs. John S.
Leteflier's Jack S. L.. which had a
head margin over John L. Sullivans S
Hygrohour.
The victory was worth s14,550 for
the Texas-bred colt There was no
show betting, as the field was re-
duced to five by two scratches. Jack
S. L. returned $3.50 to place.
Coldstream tables Swimmin'
Hole was fourth, f1Ve lengths benlnd
Hygrohour, and c. G. Van Meters
Ogma trailed.
Hygrohour, top-weighted at 119,
broke on top, but Through Bound
carrying 1l6 pounds, was just behind
and took command almost immedi-
ately. Hygrohour held on to second
until Johnny Longden brought Jack
s. L. up to second.
In prep for this stake last Mon
day, Through Bound also dazzled
Jack S. L. and Hygrohour, stepping
the distance in 1:05 fiat for a new
track mark.
Today he picked up four pounds
but still was able to shave fifth of
a second off that record-setting
effort.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Peorce, Morgan Divide
Tropshooting Honors

J. M. Pearce and r. D. CPop)
Morgan divided trapshooting honors
yesterday at the weekly shoot Of the
Washington Gun Club. They tied
for first place in the feature So
target event with Al breaks.
Dr.. E. j. Britton proved best In
the 25-target handicap, shattering
20 claws,
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Aztecs, Home From Tour.
Will Bottle Hornets

Washington Aztecs return to their
home diamond today after barn
storming tour through the South
for double header.
They will entertain the Washing
70 Hornets beginning at l:30 at
Lincoln Park, Oxon Hill, Md.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Boss Jumps Into Boot

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, July 18-
William Wachtell of this place is
telling story of l0-inch bass
which jumped into his boat on the
Potomac while he was leisurely pad
ding along with not even a fishing
line at hand.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
| Emerson Fires Way
Into Struggle for
Ringer Grown

What appeared to be strictly a
two-man battle for the Glass A
championship of the Federal Horse
shoe League between Irwin Carlberg
and Clair Lacey of the Civil Service
Commission has become triangular
matter. Marvin Emerson of War
has horned into the scrap with a So
standing that puts him in second
place, dropping Lacey to third, with
Carlberg still on top.
Carlberg shot the best game of
the week, a 63-per center.
Statistics:
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Will Be Froo Hunter

Herb Thomas. minor league man
ager now in the air force, plans to
operate a feet Of frog-hunting
boats In the Everglades after the
war.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
New Siunt in OutfieId

Ho Sing Ping, Chinese gardener.
is giving Chattanoogas outf1eld a
new slant.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Racing Selections
For 7 omorroW

| . ~ ~ "
Empire City Concensus Fast.
By the Associated Press.
daring, Direction, Harvest Hand.
2-Mythical King, Flying Legion,
Armor Bearer.
3-Hylas, Mad Time, Lilson.
+Our Majesty, Cadenza, Afghanis-
tan.
5-Ben Gray, Burgaway, Rodney.
6-Glastauder, Notes, Recognize.
blazing Heat, Broiler, Bob's Boys.
Best bet-Blazing Heat.
Rockingham Park Selections.
B, the Associated Press.
Late Pass, Vulcanus, Within.
2-Mutinous, Pilot Boat, Set.
3-Ariel Trip, Arga, Graeme Crack
er.
4-Big Chance, Jibberty Jab, Corck-
ell
5-Sun Girl, Last Frontier, Rissa.
eight and Six, Tiberius, Frontier
Jane.
Haste Back, Battery, Lovely
Dawn
8-Stell, Olympian, Whiscendent.
9-French Trap, Flying Duke, Elsa.
Best bet-Haste Back.
Rockingham Park Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Vulcanus. Night Tide, Kilitetta.
2-Mutinous, Miss COED, Pilot
Boat.
3-Ariel Toy, Macks Dream, Arga.
Count Cotton, Cockerel, Gossip
Time.
@sun Girl, Last Frontier, Dinner
Jacket.
s-No Sir, Tiberius, Brass Kitty.
7-Battery, Haste Back, Lovely
Dawn.
s-Steel, Whiscendent, Lustrous.
9-French Trap, Esta, Supreme
Flag.
| Best-Battery.
Empire City tFast.
| BY the Louisville Times.
daring. Leo's Brandy, Orpheum
2-Armor Bearer, Belay, Flying Le-
gion.
3-Mad Time, Hylas, Budded.
4-Wilton, Cadenza, Fogoso.
5-Ben Gray, Bean by Bean, Burga-
way.
6-Notes, Glastauder, Eric Knight
blazing Heat, Bob's Boys, Broiler
Best bet-Ben Gray.
Camden (Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Vee, Quarter Time, Chance Oak
2-Clamor Girl, Hardy Bud, Joanny
3-Don Moss, Zacorel, Black Bun
4-Bold Salute, Captain Bart, Wal
Master.
5-The General, Ala Flag, Calatan
6-Hattiebelle, Mokablue, New
foundland
7-Ranchos Boy, Tiny Trick, Phone
Dion.
8-Stable, Primadonna, Priority.
Best bet-Ranchos Boy.
Arlington Park tFast.
BY the Louisville Times.
believe, Philadelphia, Dark Ad'
vice.
2-Fly the Coop, Calculator, Double
Call.
3-One Jest, Onemore. Teddy Kerry
4-Alacyon, Woodford Lad, Arrive
On Time.
5-Calumet entry, Kesargo. Enter
, 6-Woof Woof. Marriage, Col Teddy
7-Uncle Nose, Moslem, BURNING
Stick.
; s-My Myri, Woodsman, South
Bound.
9-Alrose, Big Brands Son, Coli
Flag.
Best bet-Uncle Nose.
Arlington Park (FasD.
BY the Chicago Daily Times
l-Cideam, Hugabit, Indian Watch
2-Double Call, Future Winning
Kiosk
3-One Jest, Teddy Kerry, Dane
:, Around
-Arrive On Time, Dr. Rush, Ala
? cyon.
:, 5-Kesargo. w E. Boeing entry, Cal
, ument Farm entry.
6-Woof Woof, Marriage, Roya
'' Crusader.
t 7-Uncle Nose, Burning Sticl
= Weigh Anchor.
: 8LGourmet, Rolling Ball, Sout
- Bound.
y Subst1tute-Kai-H Sidonia, Park
n wood Chief.
Il Best bet-Woof Wool.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
NINTH RACE (Substitute) Purse.
81 200; claiming; 3-year-olds and up;
Rockingham Park

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Fa ct
Evening star., 1942-07-19

al B. Mayer entry.
b W. E. Boeing entry.
Calumet Farm entry.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim

BY the Associated Press.

FOURTH RAcE-Purse, S1,soO:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
WARREN COMMITTEE

W'rrcnton. Sept 29.-Announcc-
w""t Of the personnel Of the War
'." County Ratiuring committee f.
hnudl" temporary ra'iorinc of ncw
'nI1u machinery until November I.
'ns been madr by W T.. Turner.
''"'rw.n Of the county rSDA wa"
1rd Nv. Turner H. also Chairnirr
' O." county NNN committee and
II Crvc as Chairman of the ra-
.p"ir" hpdv Other mcmbcrS chosen
"c' \ s. Bug and T.. c. Seaman.
W@rrCr'.n. ylt"rnntCS !. f.. Frazir:
I'D ". r. pasChall.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
\OC1ety News
BEFORE DAWN.

The moon descended and the cyIci,.,
,tilird.
This side Oi earth is adamm, m
sleep.
Dark carvcn trees and mraduv.
grass dew chilled
Under the morning stars slow Yves
ward sweep.
And here the last and ,,sh-palr
solitary rose,
Al tins end al summer and this cnf
90! night.
Is folded in il SCulpturrd NAN ~...
pose
Against Il glacial tide uT RISING lion.
Fr"dvrrck EHrea,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
PRICES ARE FIXED

Raleigh. Sept. %. - Nuvuunr
prices for the new victory Inc o.
Waterproof rubber footwear wcr,
announced today by +. s. John>o'
tat" director ot the office of pric
administration.
The prices arc set by - nov OPN
regulation fixing price, a' both tnc
"hnl"sul" and retail Levels. II covcrs
rra'v ocyupr'i0nal rubber foutwoa"
o., r"il as ordinary civilian articles
With manufacturers prices al
r"Hdy controlled bv an earlier r-cu-
'a'iou. '"day'S order bring sales Of
Victory li.c footwear ut all trade
levels under specific control.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
! rum Miami.

Janus II! Mauguu. of the 4. :.
Navy. stationed al Miami. Florida.
r"'"H here Saturday morning l.,
r"t 'r;i day With h.. parent.
In. and Mrs Dave Nlau.In..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29

! II, Edwards. 81 Has rctr.ucI
tr.w Palm Beach. Florida. me. .
re has been visiting ms ~ru-r Ia,.
;"r daughter, MIR. and Nh. ". ii.
T..u&.nld.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29

DR.. t!cudcuing will answer
questions of general iuirrr-'
only. and then only througa
IN, column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. N, d

THE PRINCIPAL differences
between TIA" Two common forms of
chronic joint disease. generally
called ar,nrI,!s. are in the age in
cidcmc" and IN the cause. The form
"hIch occurs ~ Young people and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
PIaN@r MCrtimg niml

Prayer Mcctin" Band VIII gr,r
IT,. evening al "'Ciuc.. "a; the nu.r
OF A.r,. John Bia,,v ON Cha,a... .
avenue. with Rev. j. *. Wur,riu.-
ton as leader.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
Visiting Here

W AmnIr n. Rage md tI,.-- L. i.
Dunlap, al NadrSb ru. arrived Mon
: y afternoon I" visit their sister.
AZ. l.. Il. Gouch. at he. nuuv url
: a'I Garnet street
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
To WUrH in washington

Mis-, Lucy Bullock. al Manson. LEI.
las, week iur Washington. y. G
where Sh" has accepted position.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29
In Hospital.

'"Hll" Barrier underwent am up-
o"'''n last NIGHT al MaIu puluau.
hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29

which wy discussed yestcr,ga. sell
dom begins after the age Of -. /,
usually comes OH gradually. Affects
II good many joints at once and
runs Il course of variable duration.
but causing almost compile. l.-u.
bi.I,y during It's actlvlty.
he chronic urthrir!. ,.....;l.
age maulfcsts itself b, .,....t. -
comparative relief. A.. ....,...,,...i
@urfri may have "A bus -r..t ,',,H
his finger ends or h. . .., =,
while. and then he i, gI a.i ,h,u,
and tending to his it..... INK. ~
lucky. he sells out a,.f ,....,. Al.
Z"ra pr Southern r...,,,..., and
YOU viii find him h. ... ..r, pIY,.
ing bowls. Then ,uw. 4.., h. ms,
Watches the Other p.a.lr., bowls
ana then for II wa,., b., d,r.u.t
show up III all. Ta,u mo MORNING
again he is on o., Jan. surv as a
robin and yelling fog a zane of
bowls.
Eycrhod! Has II
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-29

T',c moon reflect. r. g. 'r,', ., tow.
&C i'rr J. ~ .rs,s'"sd fro~ 80 -r-