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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
THOMAS SHIFTED

irwin Thomas. chief specialist
in the naval physical training
program, has been transferred
10 Wheeling. w. Va He
taught boxing at Highland Park
Recreation He had been
connected with the naval pro-
Curemcnt board here.
Pfc. Elmer Madar, end on the
great Michigan line last year,
has been picked for the ALI
Star football team 10 play the
Washington Redskins late next
month He is stationed at
the army air force radio school
Truax Field, Madison, Wis. -.
Madar, who starred In the back
field for Northeastern High, is
the youngest Of 13 children
CoXSwain A. a. Richardson Of
Dearborn ted the Twelfth RcE1-
ment 10 victory in cutter race
az Great Lakes last week
His crew IS now second in the
standings after nine races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Series
Encore
I'm Sight

The awful Specter Of runaway
victories by the New York Sank-
eeS and the ST. Louis Cardinals
in the major league races SEEM
lngly is about 10 become a reality.
Aside from those aspects Of the
situation, tho World Series Of
1913 seems 10 he virtual CinCh
for an encore Of the 1912 presen-
tation The Yanks lead in thet
American League as Of today by
Ga games and the Cards are out
in front in the National byN9la.
The. YsnKs picked up a half
game on the idle Detroit Tigers
YESTERDAY when, In the thirteen.h
80 81. "a. &c..
shot a scratch single through fhe
infield' with two out TO beat the
Cleveland Indians. 4 10 3, and
give Hank Borowy. who went the
route, his sixth victory of the sea-
SON.
The ST. Louis Browns staged a
seven-run uprising in the eighth
and ninth innings TO beat the
Philadelphia Athletics, s 10 q. and
in night game, only other
American League contest at
Washington. the Chicago White
SoX defeated the slipping Sena-
tors. 6 10 ).
The Cardinals picked up a full
game over the idle Brooklyn
Dodgers in the National League
by twice beating the Philadelphia
PhiIlieS, s 10 and ; 10 2.
The Boston Braves handed
Bucky Walters his eleventh de-
feat in beating Cincinnati, s 10 ?.
behind Jim Tobin. Homers by Van
Robays. Elliott and O'Brien ac-
counted for six runs as the Pitts
burgh Pirates beat the New York
Giants, S 10 5, in the only other
game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
3 Brothers in Service

Harry. family man himself,
has three brothers in service.
There are six Hopp brothers all
together Harry and Walter
were football stars at UnlVer-
sity of Nebraska. Johnny, a
baseball star, plays with the
ST. Louis Cardinals.
III we win our first two
games. and I think we should,
we ought to have a sell-out for
the Bears" Mandel INDUCED in
a happy thought.
The Lions onen their home
season Sept. 10 with the Cardi-
nails and on Sept. rs play the
Brooklyn Dodgers. Then come
the Bears on Oct. 3.
All regular games will he
played at Briggs Stadium. The
Lions will train at West Shore
Country Club, Crosse lie, start
ing Aug. 10.
Ted Pavelec's name was
brought up.
II saw Ted I'm Chicago" Man
del recalled. HE had his knee
operated on and il feeling fine
again. He should be home to-
morrow (today)."
Pavelec. a former University
Of Detroit star forward, proba-
bly, will start at guard this sea-
son. He played both tackle and
guard last year.
DoraiS moved into another
room 10 finish his dictation.
The rest OF us had CokeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Ruth Returns
As Pilot Tonight

NEW YORK, July IS (INS)--
George Herman Ruth. the Babe
himself, returned TO New York s
Yankee Stadium today as mana
ger Of the "Yank-lands," a hybrid
team made up OF Yankee an d
Cleveland players pitted against
the Chapel Hill, n. C., navy pre-
flight cloud-busters in a double
header for the war relief and
service fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
PAID HIS WAY

He worked al FordS for two
years and saved enough money
to pay his way through four
years of college al Western
Michigan He won varsity
letters in baseball and football
and was a teammate of Stubby
Overmire During the sum-
mer he caught for sandlot
teams here.
Jenkins entered Iowa Pre-
fight in June. last year, and
then went through advanced
training at Glenview. III.
He received his wings this
spring at Corpus Christi, where
he was appointed cadet lieuten-
ant commander for more than
1000 men in his section He
was invited 10 a luncheon given
al the station by President
Roosevelt for the President of
Mexico.
Seaman First Class Andy
Karpus, University Of Detroit
halfback in 1884, is home from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
BY EDGAR HAYES

. Ensign Robert jenkins is
home on a short leave before
reporting 10 Fort Worth for as
Sgnment in the transport COM
mand Bob attended South
western High and graduated in
1896 with eight letters. won in
baseball, football and ice hockey
He was a teammate of Bar
ney McCoSky on the city cham
pionShip high school team 4.
Bob was a catcher.
That year Bob was chosen
captain of the All-City high
school baseball team and he
graduated with the highest pos
sible scholastic honors Jen-
kins was then picked up by the
Boston Americans and sent to
Danville. Va. After spend
ing a couple OF months on the
bench, Bob returned home, pre-
fcring 10 work if he couldn't
play ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

20 continue in professional foot
ball Cecil 1Sbell has Joined the
coaching staff AT Purdue.
Hopp was k c d what he
! h Dug I about the Lions
chances,
Il don't see why we won't he
able 10 beat some of the clubs
Hopp replied
Harry can play any position
in the backfield," Mandel cut
in
"Yeh, I am--what YOU call
that superman," the cookbook
ing and apa b le ball toter
kidded at his own expense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
DISTRICT A

INifhMEItAIE DINlNiON
IAN Games ~ Noe"p
DISTRICT
A. Cars,ens oCharlevoix and Lakewood
Ar Tigers VS.. A-i0 Nuts As Round
heads vs.. IS Eagles At Hosmer tCan-
field and Esstlawni At FAirviews vs..
Al Aces, Ali Tophats vs.. AS Aveng-
ers.
DISTRICT
A. Chandler Park Conner and War
REM --B-2 Blues VS. BE- Flying Tigers,
B-l Bears VS.. B-3 Wolverines At Robin
son young and Grover BIS Mudhens
VS.. B-4 Thunderhalts. Ri sandlotters bye.
DISTRICT
A. Lodge ivan DYKE and Georgia -
CT Termites vs.. Clio Wolves. CO Irish
vs. ca Majors Al Pingree Park OFores,
lors, c-l Wildcats W NC-4 Seniors
DISTRICT u
], At Campbell CAlexandrine and 81. Az
bini .D6 Monsrchs W, D-3 Eagles D-s
sSss " D-s Merchants A. Dufheld
tchene and Clintonj-D-1r wildcats vs.
D-7 Braves; D-1 FirebAlis Va. D-ls
DISTRICT
~ Lodge wan DYKE 9nd Georgia =
FL Dixies vs. E-3 stars rs Polish
Laneers vs.. E-2 Besrcats. E-ll.Yanks W.
DISTRICT q
A. JAYNE tConant and Davison)--G-7
Tigers W. G-3 Wolves. Gs KINGS. Va GIL
Hawks At Courville Nevada and De-
quindre)-G-2 Commands VS.. G-6 Inter
medlstes. o,sa
a. - 90 n - II uts1"-- - II -" &C.,
Conmandos v. HIS DeviI Dogs.
DISTRICT
A. Codd CWocdrow Wilson and Hazel
wood --J.2 18th ST. Wonders vs. J-l3
Eagles. J-t4 Terriers Va. il Spit fires,
ia Pirates vs.. Us Owls. ia All stars,
bye. -
DISTRICT T.
~ Cooley (Hubbell and Chafonte -
LU-4 Wildcats vs. IL Thunderbolts LIS
Tigers vs. LIS Giants, LUZ Braves W.
Ii GremliAs, Ii ladianz4- byes-i---1
DISTRICT VI
At Chadsey High NIB Ravens Va M-6
sptnres, MS Hsres Va Ms Alles, MILO
Commands vs. NIP Mudhens.
DISTRICT
A. Clark Park-N-2 Tiger cubs Va Nj
Wolves, N-3 Times Tigers vs. Ma
Flames Ma Bengsls vs.. Nib Wolverines.
No Pirates. bye.
DISTRICT "
A. Wilson Central and Lane ~ Ri
Gremnns vs. RS Wildcats, RIP Eagles,
bye A. Boynton (Visger and Waring)--
R-l5 Plumbers VS.. RIA Bears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
CROSSE PoINTE HIGH BOY

Out at Crosse Pointe II G h
School young Oliver is we'll re-
membcred for his swimming feats.
He still holds the pool record of
1:04.5 for the 100 yards back
stroke.
Hes that kind OF boy" said
Clarence PinkSton. who coached
him at the Detroit Athletic
Club. when told of divers feat
inrthe Pacific. "A big guy. just
as nice too as he is big. He had
a world of ability as swim
mer,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Ryder Cup Likely
To Be 8-Man Team

There probably will be only
eight instead Of 10 players on the
Ryder Cup team facing Walter
Hagen'S challcngers in the Red
Cross matches AT Plum Hollow.
Aug. rs, Russ Gnau, chairman Of
the event Indicated today. Ben
Hogan and Horton Smith are un-
able to get furloughs, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
It's SIlOcking.' Says Bucky

ST. LOUIS. July IS QNS)-"It is shocking"
ms the statement today of Bucky
ing his dismissal manager Of the Philadelphia
Moreover Harris declared officially
OF his
II haven't talked to Mr. Cox civilian Cox president
PhllS) suppose he will call on
far haven't heard word true, I
like to have a least n explanation.
Until official word the matter.
far know officially, I'm still q club
The PhlleS St Louis Cardinals
and dropped douhleheader world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Vandermeer Goinq
To Army Next Month

CINCINNATI, July % GNS)--
Johnny Vandermeer. Cincinnati
Reds hurler, will he indicted into
the army in August, he disclosed
today. VaudeTmeer who trans.
ferred his draft registration TO
Cincinnati from Ridgewood. ~ j..
declared nc would - n TO the
la das
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Probable Pitchers
Ky United Press
NATIoNAL LEAGuE

New York CHubhen 3-3) n Pittsburgh
tSewel 15-2b--e 90 p. m. tEWTl
Boston tSalvo 3-3i at Cincinnati
WANDER Nicer 7-ll)--e 90 D. m tEWTb.
Brooklyn Wyatt "a and Melton 5-7)
AZ Chicago OPsssesu 1875 and Wyse 4-3l
Two games 30 ,. m detroit tjmeJ.
Philadelphia Rowe so ~ 81. Louis
tMunger 3-1J--s;30 p. m. tENTy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Hsrder 3-2D az New York
tChHudler 1927 i 30 g. M (FWTl
DETROIT tTRUCKS II and BRIDGES
$50 ~ Boston Judd s5 and NeWsome
i-Sl--THo gAmCs--l 100 p m. tFWTi.
81. Louis .6Potter 3-3l Al Philadelphia
tArnigcn 3-S 90 =. m. 6EWTl.
Chicago Ross $40 at Washington
(ScarborouEh 3-3b--s.30 p. m. tEWT).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

AUU 7 I'M W'I NI0UII-t If'V 'II'I'IU - NJ nv
stun I put out
Naniel, appearance AZ the typewriter was
NOT startling One time Al the helchi OF a foot
BAN season $50 found Hm there up 20 his chin
in phone calls The phone girl had stepped out
.ul "t.A minutes
Another tlnc he was IN Lou CromwellS
gal, d.>h.oE out tickets with The speed OF
carnival seller
some SUNDAY I'll probably he the lion who
parades up and down the sdelines," Mandel
suggested,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Crosse POinfe Boy
esuadaIcanaI Hero
Ed Oliver
Braved Fire,
Saved Munitions

SOM ERE N THE
SOUTH PACIFIC Delayed
OUPl Marine Cpl. Edward
+. Oliver Jr of 3si6 Grayton
road. Detroit. has been compile
mcntcd by his commanding Of
ficer for putting out fire in
an ammunition dump and driv-
ing a burning truck out Of the
danger zone.
He didn't realize how dan
Cerous his task was, he said.
until several hours after the
incident
Then 7 began 10 sweat"
The scene was GuadalCanal.
The fire started around a gun
Cmplacemcnt Oliver, a former
amateur sportsman, was filling
his cantecn from a LISTER bag.
His outfit had been warned the
Japs were masSing a task force
for an attack.
II heard some one yell fire,
ammunition on fire" he re-
lated. ~ hit the first hole near
me. II happened 10 be gar
bage pit.
CRAWLED TO FIRE
"After a moment looked out
and saw the flames mounting.
Before l realized what I was
doing. l was crawling toward
the fire. On the way over
some one slipped me fire eX-
tinguisher and briefly explained
how II worked"
Oliver approached the fire
from one direction. only TO
learn his eXtinguisher was inef-
fective at that distances He
retreated. then circled arApnd
until he was only 10 feet ftom
the burning ammunitiot.
II was dizzy from smOke
when a box exploded and spat-
tered all over me-" he said. II
thought was goner, but j
kept on fighting the fire. ! kept
thinking I might as we'll do the
best I could before 1 dropped"
THEN SAVED TRUCK
With the ammunition fire
finally brought under control.
fire broke out on the underside
of a reconnaissance truck
parked nearby.
81 leaped into the cab, turned
the ignition switch on, and drove
the truck 10 n safe place, then
beat out the fire with a piece
Of CLOTH" Oliver related,
Representing the ID etroit
Athletic Club in 1910. Oliver
won the state 100-yard back
stroke swimming championship.
The same year he was runner
up in the 147-pound division of
a Detroit amateur boxing tour
nament.
divers father IS a Superin-
tendent of the Briggs Manufac-
turing Co. A brother, David, is
a private in the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Cubs WaIIop Camp Grant

ROCKFORD, Ill, July % (UP)
The Chicago Cubs gave virtu-
ally every pitcher on their staff
feaed the cafffp Grant warriors
10 IN r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Great Lakes Beat Dodoers

GREAT LAKES. Ill. July rs
CUP) -- A two-run rally m the
ninth inning gave the Great Lakes
BiuejacketS 9 TO 8 victory over
the Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
The Greater Game
Southwestern Hiqh and W. MICHIGAN Athlete
Ensign jenkins, Rome on Leave

This column Of Neus Of aih-.
letes IN the serrice appears
erery "Wednesday and SuHday)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Ruffing Hurls
lSt NO-Hitter

LONG BEACH, Cal. July %
UNS)--Pfc. Red Ruffing, former
New York Yankee pitcher,
hurled the first no-hit, no-run
game OF his career yesterday
as. pitching for the sixth ferry
ing group, ferrying division
of the air transport command,
he shut out eX-teammate Joe
DiMaggio's Santa Ana Army
Air Base nine, 2 to O.
Whipping through a fast ball
REMINISCENT OF World Series
days. Red exhibited masterful
49," - n SaS $40 - .>i.ss.,- ,e"'
-, ...s...,....e 1.a'1aSs.o, =
Only one batter reached first
and that was on an error.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Exhibition a.

Chicago 900 2lO 1910 ~ 3
Camp Grant 020 pol 600 5 5 3
Warneke. Burrows tsl and Hernandez
Rauers and Wrona.
BROOKLYN n03 00n 05O-S'l2 3
Great Lakes 100 0t3 022-a rs 3
Macon, Allen (s) Wehber 81, Head (9)
ana Bragsn Schmitz. olson go, Hallett
Is Frrr1ck taT and Robinson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

a tour of duty that took him
all over the world Among
the spots he touched were
Alaska. India and New Gale
donia He is AT Great Lakes
awaiting a new assignment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
SPORTS
Bright Prospects for Team, Good Ticket
Sale Make Lion Offices CHEEKY
By LEO MACDONELL

The office Of the Liors busy checry place
Fred J. Nsndol Tr. millionaire owner OF Detroit iE time
professional football TocNHg away az portable type
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
PhiIIieS Fire Harris
Without Notice
Fitzsimmons
TO Take Over
Club Tonight

PHILADELPHIA, July % (INSD
- Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons.
former Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher
coach, today celebrated his forty.
second birthday and appointments
as twenty-hrst manager OF the
National Leagues tottering Phil.
lies.
In a move which surprised
every one, including the ousted
Bucky Harris, the board of di-
rectors of the Phillies announced
Fitzsimmons has been engaged as
manager ito assume his duties
before the night game in st.
Louis" tonight. The announces
ment continued:
THE board stated Il had con-
sidered the manner Of the man.
agement Of the club at great
length and believes the action
taken was In the best interests
Of the successful operation OF
the club"
NEWS TO BUCKY
Harris. reached at a ST. Louis
hotel, was startled by the news.
81 haven't heard n thing
about it," he declared.
1t was rumored-but not con-
firmed - that a rift had oc-
Cured between PhillieS president
William -. Cox and Harris over
some of the player deals recently
engineered by Cox.
This will be FitZsimmon's first
managerial post. Harris previ-
ously served terms as manager
Of the Washington Senators. at
Detroit and with the Boston Red
SoX.
TEAM DOWN AGAIN
Phillies fans were amazed at
the change in posts. Earlier in
the season Harris was credited
with practically hitting the cellar
National League team by lis boot
straps and making creditable
and fighting organization out Of
IL. Recently, however. the Phillies
have slumped and are now only
one step removed from the base
ment again.
Harris had a one-year contract
with the Phillies. Just what
settlement will be made 10 him
was not disclosed, although IL was
thought likely he will be paid of
in full.
The new manager has won PIT
and lost l46 games in a pitching
career extending over the past l9
years. This season with the
Dodgers he has won three and
lost four. He spent II years with
the New York Giants before being
traded 10 the Dodgers in 1887 by
Bill Terry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

Games behind leader.
yesterdays RESULTS
81. Louis SIS, Phiiade lphia "a
Boston s Cincinnati
PttshurTh : New York 5.
Only Eames scheduled
TODAN's GAMES
Brooklyn a. Chicago (2l
Boston ~ Cincinnati (niEhtl.
Philadelphia a. 81. Louis might.
New York At Pittsburgh (nighO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Major lie que
STANDINGS

Games behind leader
Yesterdays RESULTS
New York & Cleveland 3 tl3 Innings.
81 louis 8, Philadelphia 4,
chicago q, Washington 3.
Only games scheduled.
TODAN'S GAMES
DETROIT. Al Boston t2).
Cleveland a. New York.
St Louis AZ Philadelphia tnight,
Chicago A. Washington might.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Schedule of Carrier
SOffball Loop Games

The Detroit Times Carrier Soft
ball League will continue district
league competition on various
playfieldS of the department Of
parks and recreation tomorrow.
The schedule:
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
American Association

YESTERDAYS REsULTs
:, brace. srrs a9syss s.
Kansas CRY 4-3. louisville U.4 49,
InIedn 8. MinneAnnllf 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

irr or7 mountain correspondence. Har} Hopp star LION
Bob LatShaW
former publicity returned to the prosaIc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

former Nat".t' ti4Hlt' p"
Life ct q newspaper ports Wiiic
Cromwell Was thUwh'rc tick
cts In his corner OF the eSt5o-
GShTrrt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22
MARY TOBE YOUNG
DIES ON TUESDAY

Mary TobC Young, colorcd died n,
hrr nome on Arch street Tuesday
morning at $50 o'clock. She was =
anyc Of Halifax county. but mad
IiTcd IN Henderson for over forty
years. She Was the wife of Tobs
h"Ung. well though-of and respected
Dy buth /. CO..
For OYER 30 years she was a mcri-
Der "i Shloh Baptist church. and
'ln"ra! services will be held n; ihot
church Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
.. IN. The pastor. Rev. ". b. West
brook. Viii Dc IN charge of the scr-
wee. lntcrmcnt will be in the Black
well cemetery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22

able of more accurate comprehend
sion OF the plight Ul the people
whom Senator George and his Cd
leagurS ON Capitol litll are tryms
10 save from ruiuation and bulk-
ruptcy Al the hands OF the guv,.l-
men;.
Morgrnthau ana his crowd l,
exceedingly and mrxcuSuDly o.,--
bearing anG persistent about the '...
measure aS JUou, other things C,n-
@:,SS is serving 'hr best Interests
Il ,hc people when b, rcSrmt, uu.;
..>l>tS such ua a't.,.Gv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22

Against tile No Trump grand
siam. lie didn't have chance. SO
ms double caused his pair 10 get a
ne i"' bottom and the particular
North-South pair 4 tie for top.
SIX trIti;S IN hearts. three in
spades. one N diamonds and three
III clubs gave the declarer his
sweep.
= Proper bidding would have
HScn about as gwen. II North
North-South had the Blackwood
convention IN It's equipment. ex-
'ept That North should have chos-
en- '-No TrTmps for the contract.
instead OF spades. without having
10 be pushed into it by East's
double With the virtual certainty
OF SIX heart tricks after he learned
about South having the A. and
with South having shown five
clubs by bidding the suit before
spades. and a king in answer to
the Blackwooi. II was almost DOS
tive that Is tricks would be in
sight, If either clubs or spades
broke. and possibly even if thev
didn't. as proved to be the case
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22
CREDITORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as ExcC,uriv -;
''le hT'aic "i MIS- Kate T.. Dean. do
ceased late OF Vance County. North
o"i"iiha, ihiS - /" notify all per-
sons having claims against ;hC estate.
., Said deceased 10 exhibit them in
me undersigned at YancCvvilIc
N"rth Carolina. on or before tbr u
day OF December. 1874. or this nn,ir.
VIII be pleaded in bar of their r.
c"vcry. All persons indebted t. said
estate VIII please make Immediate
payment.
ms 2ISl day of December. lgl3
MRS. lSLA MAE COWARD
BLAYLOCK.
ENccutrlN. Estate of Mrs. Kate
+. Dean.
22-20-5- l2-lg-26
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22

ihat bidding waS IN a match.
point duplicate game II East had
remained silent. ms pair would
nav" obtained top score for East
"'H' raifS. with the only plus
S,"rr'k by anybody agains, tn.
strong Norih-South holdings as
tr VAS certain to beat the CON.
tFi'' 9TH his spade sequence a
p"Si,i'~ PRODUCER uf on. tr,ck
when that was TRUMP
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22
81 lMMONS by PUBLICATION
IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT.
State of North Carolina:
Vance County:
william Herman Davis.
VS..
Dorothy GiCgcttS Davis


The defendant above namcd wi,l
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in thc
superior Court nj Vance County N
G., To secure for the Plaintiff u Di-
y"rcc a Ninculo MItrimonii upor
me grounds Of two years separation.
and the said defendant will further
take notice that she is required to
appcsr before tho Clerk Of Superior
Court Of Vance County at the Court
mouse IN SAID county on Tuesday.
january ith. 1914, and answer or de-
mur Ia the complaint in said ac,io,
or the Plaintiff will apply TO thc
Court for relief demanded in said
Complaint.
This 3Oth day of November. 1043.
L. o. FALkNER.
{. S. {. Vance County. N, c.
j. NJ. Peace, Attorney.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22

ATTENTION NMAS SHOPPERS
Before you buy, srr our large as
Sorimcnt oI practical gifts that viii
bc appreciated. Desk Lamps.
Chairs. Bibles, Dictionaries. Lcath-
CT Goods. Writing Cases. Also
many gifts fu" the Scrviccmcu. AL
lords Ptg. * Office Supply Go.
49,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22
WE HIVE I.ARGE.

WE HAVE LARGE. AS
SOrimcut q. Scyc@. fifteen
and seventeen jewel wrist
watches. also fountain
pens. Identification brace
lct=. diamonds and COM
plctr line o: j"WCl"y and
and leather goods for
gifts. See our complete
Stock for yp.;r needs. \.
W. Gho!Son. Jrwclcr.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22

FULLER MOpS AND BRUSHES --
d" few left To do that after The hpn-
day cleaning. An ideal gift SuggcS-
ton. See LIS n"W. H. Il. Tanner
Sewing Machine Shop. phone
ll6-W. oo-oi!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22
WANT ADS

OFFICIAL. + | r r INSPECTION
Station. Cars washed. fabricated,
polished. batteries rcchargcd. Gulf
gas and oils. l.. I. Harris Gulf
Service Station. Garne;t and Hor-
ner Sis. phone llyS-W. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22
WANT ADS
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COLORED GIRL
wants part time WORK in nome.
Sec Rosa Jones, ll6 Beck Ave.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22

DRY PINE WOOD FOR SALE.
sawed stove length and deli, crcd
anywhere i'll Henderson. ID. NJ.
Glover. phone 462l. lj-oOu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22

81 IIONiiOLE ATTACHMENTS -
We nave Il few IN stock. Come ccI
E"Urs while they last. II. Il. Tan-
ncr Sewing Machine Shop. phone
ll6-W. 30 I,;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-22

DON'T FORGET LATE SHOW
Christmas Eve night at
IL 80. Ann Savage and
Tom Neal in "Klondikc
Kate" at Embassy Theatre.
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