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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-28

HENDRICKS Mrs. Etta c Hendricks, IT, mother of Mrs. Jettie Burroughs Thorpe of Waterbury died Friday night at ther home, 557 Windsor avenue, New Haven. She is survived by another daughter, ( Miss Villa Burroughs of Lynn, Mass. and a grandson, Elmer Thorpe of Waterbury.
 Funeral services were held from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-28

The funeral of Mrs. Madeline Mazzanotte, 137 1-2 Griggs street, was held Saturday morning from the Maioranp funeral home to St. Lucy's church where a solemn high Mass was celebrated by Rev. Frank lin Coyyigap. HssiEted hx RAE NiRh-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
Mokyklonns Padaro
$4,000 Nuostoliu
per Metus

Per metus laiko miesto vie
Sosioms mokykloms niekdariai
padare nuostoliu uz S26,000.
Vienu tik langu buvo isdau-
Iyta " $4,000. Viduje, su-
gadinta, sulauzyta baldu W
$4,000; iSVogta raSomQ masi-
neIiu ir kitty aparatu uz $4,000.
Xiii nuostoliai padaryta Siaip
apie mOkyklq namus.
Sic $4,000 nuostoliq apskai-
tyta per meta Xxi Lapkricio l..
NuOstoliai daromi ir mokslo
metu: langai dauzomi AREA XII
ii vandalizmo darbai papiIdoma
pc mokyklQ valandQ, If seSta-
dicniais bel sekmadieniais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
Redarhies Valstijoje
Buvo Mazai

Ohio valstija turf bedarbiu
fonda, is kurio moka neteku-
stems darbininkams nustatyta
atlyginima.
Per praeita meta bedarbiu
atlyginimu ismoketa Xxi Spa
liu /, tik $1,382,406, arba net
II milijonu dolariQ maziau ne
gu per meta anksciau. Toks
pasidare skirtumas su darbais
sio paskutinio meto begiu: tik
maZa dalis is visu Ohio valsti-
jos darOininku nedirbo kuriuo
nors laikotarpiu per visa meta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
NJ ] z | vi A |
VIOLA PROKOPIENE

Pereita sekmadieni, Lapkri-
clio p, staiga mire Viola Pro
kopiene, placiai zinoma Cleve-
lande Lietuve, Stasio Prokopo
zmona, nuo 1919 Ansel Road.
il ta ryta sake jautus galvos
skaudejina ir pasiliko mamie,
nGjo baznycion, ir netrukus
mire. Velione buvo jauna mo-
teris, tik 46 metu annziaus.
Palaidota Lapk. 25 d., Kal-
Varijos kapinese, pamaIdos at
sibuVo Sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Liko vyras, Stasys, tevas,
Tamas Caplikas, trys sunai ir
viena dukte. Du JOS sunai pa
sizymejo sporte pastaru metQ
hegyje. Sunus Juozas 1888
m. dalyvavo Lietuvos Sporto
OlllnplGuOJe Su JuO LleLQVa
tada aplank5 ir patti motina.
Juozas lanke Notre Dame
UniversitetQ, dabar paimtas ]
karo laivyna ir randasi Nor
folk, Va.
Antras sunus, Eddie, taip
pat pragarsejo futbole, iisai
IoSia su Georgia Tech ir jo
vardas placiai skamba Ameri-
Kos laikraSciu sporto pusla-
)iu0se.
Abu sunai sportininkai at
1yko j motinos laidotuves.
Prokopai yra ilgameciai Dir
'os skaitytojai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
Statyba po Karo Palms
Daug DarbininExu

Karui pasibaigus ir sustojus
kariSku reikmcnQ gamybai, be
darbo liks daug darbininku,
labiausia ypac Xxi tue laiko-
tarpiu Xxi dirbtuves persikeis
j Siaip reiknenu gaminima.
Daug darbu gaus tose sako-
Sc kurios dabar like veik be
daroininku, kaip tai visokiuo-
Sc aptarnavimuose, distribuci-
ioje, ir statyboie. Spejama
kad statybos darbai tuoj pra-
sides kaip tik karas liausis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26

Placiai zinoma Clevelandiete
dainininke, Pile Brone RasiuIy-
te istek6io uz Walter Guenther
Ju sliubas atsibuvo Lapk. q,
New Iorke. Vestuvams j New
Yorka kartu vaziavo Brones
sesuo is Cambridge Springs,
Pa, if Ona Karpiene, Bron6s
drauge, kuriodvi 1888 metals
kartu keliavo po Lietuva ir Eu-
ropa.
Brone pasiryzo sliuba init
New Yorke del to kad Cleve-
lande, sake, vistiek j vestuves
nepajiegs sukviesti visu savo
draugQ, 0 savo teviSkeie Cam
bridge Springs nenorejo del to
kad JOS broliu nera, vienas zu-
YES karo laivyne, xiii tarnauia
nilitarinese dalyse ir nebutu
galeJe ] vestuves parvykti.
Ia proga nuvaziavusios j
New Yorka Brone ir Karpiene
aplanke savo draugus ir pazy-
stamus. GryS LapkriCio %.
JaunaVedziai gyvens Cleve-
lande po senovei.
Linketina Bronei ir JOS Wy
rui laimlngo, inksmo gyveni-
mo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26

Lapkricio %, gryzdamas is
Chicagos Washingtona, Gle
velande buvo sustojes pasiIna-
tyti su vietos veikejais Lietu-
vOs Minister'S P. Zadeikis. Ap-
Iank9 il LietuVos Prezidenta p.
Smetona. Is Clevelando isva-
ziavo treCiadienio vakare.
Ponas Minister'S taresi su
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos val
dybos nariais reikale organi-
zuojamo bendro Lietuvos nuo
karo nukentejusiu zmoniu sell
pimo.
Chicagoje to bendro fondo
tV9rimO reikalaiS lankesi is
PrCOklyn0 Kun. Pakalnis ir
Kun. Balkunas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
REDS WILL FREE BALTIC STATES,
HULL BELIEVES
DETROIT TIMES,
November 19. 1881

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 INS)
= Sources close to Secretary of
State Hull said today that Ameri-
can government intends eventually
to urge Soviet Russia to restore in
dependence of the Baltic States.
Hull is known to be perpetuated
by the impression which prevails
IN some quarters that he sold the
Baltic States short at Moscow in
order to obtain Russias co-opera-
ton in the postwar world.
Hull is said to have pursued at
Moscow what he considered to be
g policy Of first thing first. He
sought and obtained Russia's ac-
ceptance Of broad principles, in
Guiding recognition of the sovereign
equality Of all nations and the
right of all people to choose their
own form of government.
Hull told an applauding Congress
yesterday that the declaration of
Moscow laid the foundation stone
Of just world security system bar
ring schemes for spheres Of in
fluence", for alliances, for balance
of power.
Addressing the Senate and House,
members Of the Supreme Court,
the Presidents cabinet and a large
Of the diplomatic
corps, Hull said:
"The principle Of sovereign
equality Of all peace-l loving states
irrespective of size or strength,
rs partners in a future system Of
general security, will be the
foundation stone upon which the
future international organization
will be constructed"
He warned that unless the broad
agreed upon in Moscow
are carried forward, the peace-lov
ne nations again will become "vic-
inns Of destructive forces of inter-
?ational anarchy which in the alb
scnce of organized international re-
ations will rule the world.
He said he was proud of Con-
gress for adopting resolution
,ledging the United States to CO.
operation in the postwar world.
"There will be no longer need
for spheres of influence, for al
liances, for balance of power, or
any other special arrangement
through which in the unhappy
past nations strove to safeguard
their security or to promote their
interests, Hull said.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
THE PERgSCOPE
BY sARUNAS.

IN THE TWO press conferences
which Secretary of States Cordell
Hull gave in Washington the fate
of the Baltic States underwent the
famous ''now you see me, now you
don't. AS the Washington CORES
pondent of the Boston Christian
Science Monitor aptly puts it, 'high
Allied policy" may be more clear
ly read" as the result Of these con-
ferences. In the first place, in
every liberated country there will
be complete freedom for its inhabit-
ants to choose a democratic govern
ment (and to eliminate all Fascist
influences). However, the cores
pondent points out, "this does not
mean that peoples all over Europe
will be free to choose the country
to which they wish to belong. There
must be general broad territorial
settlements reached on the basis
of the interests of Europe as .,
whole.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
Cruodzio 7 Rengiama
"Blackout"

Gruodzio 7 vakare, sukakty-
je dViejQ metu nuo Pearl Har-
Dor uzpuolimo, kada Amerika
istojo i kara, Cuyahoga apps
krityje ir Clevelande bus pra-
vesta "blackout" arba uztam-
sinimas, Tam tikslui bus su-
naudota 20 minutQ laiko, is ju
10 minutQ laiko bus sustabdy-
ia visas trafiko iudejimas ir
VaikSciojimas.
Temykit ta ir pasirupinkit
prisilaikyti visos tvarkos ko-
kia bus veliau praneSta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
Miesto Istaisynnui Rel
kalinga 16O Milijonu

Clevelando taip vadinama Ci-
ty Planning Commission pa
ruose planus ir padare apskai-
ciaVimus kick atsieitu sutvar-
kymas, pagrazinimas ir itai-
symas dar nesanCiQ bet reika-
lingu miestui pastatQ, kurie
padarytQ 81 miesta tikrai ge-
raj sutvarkytu miestu.
Komisijos rumatymu, tam
tikslui uztektu apie 100 mill
jonu dOlariu.
zinoma, tas pravesti nebutu
galima vienQ metu begyje, tie
darbai il projektai ivykdyti
truktQ SeSis Xxi desimts. metu,
taigi ir ia 100 nilijonQ suma
sukelti nereiketu vienu metu,
bet iSsidalintQ per keliolika me-
tQ.
PlanUose ineina isstatymas
orlaiviams stociu, nes ateityje
orlalVininhyst1je sis miestas
uzims zymia role; apima zais-
lavieciQ irengima, gatviQ ge-
resni apSvietimq, gatviQ istai-
syma. susisiekima ir daug XII
tn dalykQ. Tas viskas taciau
yra rytojaus dalykai, Xxi karas
tesiasi nieko neealima prede-
ii ir nebus pradeta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26

Netrukus ateis 1914 metas.
JUS CIeveIandie@iai kurie dar
Dirvos ueskaitot, turit Droga
j. uzsira5ytj dabar Wis uz 81
visan n,etui. Bet skub6kit ia
padaryti nelauhjami ilgiau,
nes kita metz Dirva gal bus
pabranginta.
Kurie dabar uzsiraSys, Xxi
gallo siQ metQ, gaus dovanu
puikV sienini Dirvos kalendo-
IiQ 1914 retams.
ATNAUJINKIT. Visi senie-
il Diryos prenumeratoriai at
nauiindani savo prenumerata
uz 1914 metus, taip pat gauS
puikU kalendoriu. Bet nevil-
kinkit, ret Symet ir kalendo-
riU sunku gauti,
Dirvos ofisas atdaras vaka-
rails Xxi 8 val. Ateikit. Pre-.
numerata galima prisiQsti il
pastu: $500 Superior Avenue
City 8.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
ATVYhSTA DR.. NOREM

LFS Centro Valdyba gavo
pranesima is Kalifornijos kad
! Clevelandq trumpam laikui
2tyykst DR.. Owen J. C. Norem,
Ameriko5 Minister'S Lietuvai,
kuris parase knyga "Timeless
Lithuania". Bus pasitarta tos
Nnygos baigimo spausdinti rel
kalais.
Is Clevelando DR.. Norem su-
stos Chicagoje, kur jo knyga
sDauSdinama.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
Lietuviu Saleje

Ateikit Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra su savo draugais. Sios su-
eigos buna antradienio, ketvir-
tadienio, penktadienio ir ses-
tadienio vakarais, nuo 8 val.
lygiai. Paremkit savo kluba ir
LietuViu sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
EEE

THE CATHOLIC BISHOPS con-
ference in Washington put out a
little warning as to the results of
the Moscow conference. The Bish-
ops think that there is tendency
to do little monkeying with the
principles of the Atlantic Charter.
AS is well known, the monkeyers
are the Russians, and their aim is
subiugaton of the Baltic nations.
This brings to mind short poem:
The woodchuck told it all about,
I'm going to build dwelling
Six stories high, up to the sky.
He never tired Of telling.
He dug the cellar smooth and we'll.
But made no more advances:
That lovely hole so pleased his soul
And satisfied his fancies.
1t would be the cruellest joke Of
fate if the net result of World War
II would be a hole to bury the
freedom of Lithuanians, Latvians
and Estonians. whom World War |
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26

like the millions of Americans do
not wish to return to the rule Of
the Indians.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26

CHOCOLATE Dippers
Moterys ar merginos, patty
rusios tame darbe reikalin-
gos tuojau. Gera mokestls
nuo valandu.
Mes mokame aukStas algas pa
uyrusioms darbininkems, bet
priimsim il naujas mokytis sio
darbo. toA)
Kreipkites
McNALLY-DOYLE co.
6408 Euclid Ave., Room 205
20 9 val. ryto.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26

COMING TO THE FATE of
Lithuania, the Christian Science
Monitor goes on to say: Thus the
generalization of the Italian docu-
ment does not mean that the in
habitants Of Lithuania, for example,
will be free to choose whether
Lithuania shall be incorporated in
to the Soviet Union or not. Mr..
HulPs first conference left this i'm
preston with some of the listen
ers. His second conference care
fully withdrew any such implica-
ton"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26
ExE

THE NEWSWEEK, however, does
not give up hope. In its latest is
sue it says: "Now that there has
been time for a thorough study Of
the Moscow declarations, the best
informed Washington sources be-
lieve four major topics remain to
be cleared by the top leaders Of the
United States, Great Britain and
Russia. The fourth great topic is
settlement of the Soviet's bounda-
ry question, especially the restOra-
tion of the Baltic countries.
"THE SOUNDING board of a
closed mind, the esteemed Soviet
Russia To-day has no qualms, how
ever, is stating a list OF palpable
falsehoods, amongst which is I'M
bedded only one solid truth. This
propagandistic journal attacks the
Hearst Mccormick Patterson" press
which gives space to the view
point of a few Baltic emigre bar
ons", while "the desires of the
millions of Latvians, Lithuanians
and Estonians, who long for the
liberation of their countries from
the Germans and their return to
the Soviet State, is ignored. In
this quotation only the longing of
the Baltic people for liberation from
the Germans is a solid truth-the
rest is pure fiction.
The millions Of Lithuanians, Lat
VANS and Estonians have no wish
% return to the Soviet State, just
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-26

1T SEEMS, there is going to be
some hair-splitting distinction be-
tween CELEBRATED countries" and
CELEBRATED areas. This distinction
is going to be mice" one, says
the above quoted correspondent.
"When the German armies are
driven from the Baltic States Of Es
tGnia, Latvia and Ljthuania, the
latter with certainty are going 20
be regarded as CELEBRATED areas. In
fact, according to Russian defini-
ton, they will be liberated areas
in exactly, the same sense chat Uk-
raine is already a liberated part
Of integral Russian soil. Whether
the Italian formula is ever applied
to them will depend entirely on
whether they are ever designated
as countries. which under the cir
cumstances seems highly impro-
hahle"
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Cool Control for Slim Figure
in d rayon tricot grdle or
foundation sized. .for.Juniors

The foundation is cIeverk scanned slim you firmly but
gently without the Of bones The erde thanks
to the ingenious placing Of tiny darts in the right Places
exceedingly comfortable to sit n and how we'll it stays
down the body. Wash your royon trieot garment -
with the you give your fine lingerie and
marvel at its long wear. -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-06

months ago.
III ADDITION to the husband and
parents, other survives are five SIS
,erS' Elizabeth, Annie ROSA, Betty
Lee and Ruby Hedgrlc,n. and three
nr"therS, 0. s., il | mic and
Charles Hedgepcth. all ct the home
near k:ttrell, and . g.@ndmother,
MIS- Joseph Twisdal,. also OF near
Ni,trcIl.
The body arrived her" Sunday
morning To await f.rIM services
Tuesday.
iallhcarcrS were a.uoumcrd as
follows: Active, Elmv. ernest, Char
les and James Invisible. and Ernest
and Hubert Hope: honorary. Jack
Eris$om. Charlie Slc,i. Wuoaruv.
Nca;hrry, Smith Brown. Charles
bI"wn. Rufus Ovcrly. Fred Keith,
hiihard Ncathery. Kenneth Wuudlief
and Marvin Brown.
Flower girls were named as fol-
lows: Mrs. Charlie S...u. Mrs. Jack
Gr!sS"n. Mrs. Ernest Il, pc. Mrs. Hu-
bert TwISdalc, Mrs. Ai..iC TwiSQaic.
Miss Mildred TwiSGu.r and MlSS
Hazel Ellington.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-06
More Than 100
ENpectant Mothers
Treated bV State

Raleigh, Sept. 6.-Morc Than 4.lOO
cNpcctant mothers who are the wives
OF service men have been provided
with medical and hospital care to
date by the North Carolina State
Huard of Health, il WAS announced
here today by DIR. George NJ. Coop
cr, director of the boards maternal
and child health services.
The service rendered, which i
Tree 10 wives of enlisted men IN The
18th. 9Th, 9th. and Tth pay grades. IN
CludcS prenatal care. delivery. ana
p"StpaT;um examinations. When hos
p!taliHation is recommended by the
attending physician. the hospital bill
also is paid bv the State Board of
Health. if the hospital is in the group
approved for this service. In the ap-
proved group there already are 80
hospitals, covering alma>t ali the
cities and large town.
North Carolina was the first
State in the Union To have lis plan
for these services to III" families OF
men under arms approved by the
United States ChildruuS Bureau.
from which the funds ale secured
Doctor Cooper said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-06
Seven Violent
N. c. Deaths

Charlotte, Sept. G-lAP)-At least
seven persons died : violence in
N"rt" Carolina durina ne week end.
Charlie Wllbert Fiynm. 81, WAS de
capi;at"d III II collision IT two trucks
at " street inicr$ec'uH in Winston
%,Irm
Ihr"" navy men ...u'ri"d by au-
lhu.it.ct =; Norfolk, ~. =. Ensign
ID. NJ. Scnter oi &r!Eclcy. Cal.
Charles J. Lach. q: uliun. N. j.,
nnd Orlando b. Lyons or Sctaukct.
n. !. were killed 100 the crash of
ih"r Hlrplanc near ltumtco. John
Daniel. 9. of Mamie al play in a
wood where the Graf, crashed. was
fatally burned.
JOHN Henry williams. 81. Il. was
fatally injured whcn his motor and
track coliidcd in Winston Salem.
Mrs. Francis Packard. -. of Brock
ton. MaSs.. Was killed when struck
~ = backing truck a. she stepped
"ul o! Il cafe here.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-06
Recorder Tries
Three Charges at
Morning Session

Three Gases were tried i'm rccnrd-
er'S court today, two involving d,,ml,
charges and the other u driving cnsc
Johnnie benson, white, charged
with being drunk. was given thirty
days on the roads. suspended on con-
ui'iuh ne leave the county by & p. IN.
To-Day ana remain away twelve
months. Costs We're RENTED.
Norileet Jones, colored, was charg-
ed with drunken driving, and was
given ninety days on the roads, Sus-
pended on payment Of Il $50 fine and
costs and drivers license suspended
for twelve months.
Samuel Vann, colored, was charged
with driving without proper license.
and prayer for Judgment was co:,-
tinued on payment Of the costs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-06
MRS. ELLIOTT DIES
At SPANGLER, PA.
Daughter at Mr. anu Mrs. o. =.
licdgrprih. of kittrcll. to BE
Buried in County TUESDAY

Fun,... "",Ir.- lm Mrs. rat.icl.
Elliott p. sal. ar nrld at = o.ri ok
Tuesday ...".M.HI al OAK Ridge
Baptist r...,.. a"g' Kit;rcl!. il was
"nnomcvG '.G,y Rev. T.. G.. I>ry. of
bNi"rd. the pastor. Will be IN charge.
an" htc'"'n' viii be in the cnut ch
cemetery.
Mrs. Elliott died Friday al the
home Of he. husbands parents. M.
and Mrs. John Elliott. at Spauglcr.
Pa. whc"" She had lived since ..nri-
y after he mmG'iIg" 10 thu Camr
Lt'nrr soldier. NOM understood 10 DC
overseas OF ou his way to . foreign
wa" area. Sh" had been i'll about two
weeks prior ~ ucr death.
She was the daughter OF Mr.. and
MI. Q. S. Hcdgrpcth. of Kittrcn.
and was born III Vance county ana
lived here all of her life until she
went 10 Spanglor. Pa. about two
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-06

and several other candidates have
been coming along with rush,
These arc headed b. Oliver Poole
cousin OF the Two ends here fron,
Old Miss; Fred Hamilton of VanS,,.
Bill Waglcy fro SMU, and Uivsss.,'
Cornogg. who starred for the Carolin,,
irost last seSSon: Oddly, Coph Cor
nogg at 225 is the heaviest man IN
the team; the other tackles ronoa
around 100 TO 90 for the most nart
Other candidates very much in ,bo
running Include Jack Aland, Alobne
ma: G. d. Hodges, V. p. l.: and lin,
Springfield and Tom Lano, Carolinn
Grady Pritchard is serving as line
coach, assisted by Bernie Kaplan
Pritchard was Il star guard, tackle,
and captain of Cardinals 1922 Soutb
Atlantic champions. kaplan pIsyed
for Western Maryland and the New
York Giants.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-06
STATE OFFERS SIX
WAR WORK COURSES

Raleigh. Sept. 6.-SiX icc!uIcIl
courses to train men and w1":ln 81
hiShly-impOrtant war wovE vii! be-
gin at State College Sept. - with
the Federal government paying ali
expenses except subsistence and
textbooks, il was announced today
by Edward w. Rugglcs, director oi
the College Extension Divisi"n.
High school education is the mimi
Mum education requirement.
The new courses will be this years
third series offered al the college as
part OF the Engineering Science and
Management War Training Program
sponsored by the government. Thous-
Ends OF men and women have .ecc!v-
ed the training at State and gone in
10 lucrative jobs OF important value
to the war effort.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-06
Burial Here For
Late Mrs. Tucker,
Former Resident

Funeral services were held at the
GravcSidr M ElmWuud cemetery here
today for the late Mr.. Willie Tin,
Fucker, ~. vino died Saturday u,,.u-
me- a her hu!u, III ChU.lut;r. Whr!.,
She had lived iol many wears.
Services here today were an clav.r
81 Rev. Henri johnson. rrcrp. Of ST.
Stephens Episcopal church ~ o.
ord
Mrs. Tucker was III, widow OF d..
l!a.tW"N Tucker. VII. dI,U Sun,.
wear. -" ,nd who f.. many %rurs
Vas an outstanding physician II,
Henderson. She was Il dyu-n'"r u.
William amt Willie RU,hi Hu. uI
BrunSWIc. county. Nsrmi.. Her
death "cla#vd al her uun.r 1T ITO
Harvard Place. Myrls paE. Char
!pttc- Service. Mere held - '.. rrrlv
ga Chariot, Sunday.
Sur'l,I'- .gv - SON. FI-ar.y. g.
Tucker, a.. Roanoke. VA. :uG i..o
uuught".... Mis-. Wil!la" Chalmers. ..
L"nCaSt,.. I.s. .nd NJ .'uhL wl.l.-
e.. of th.u ''", urG several g.H.-
.nridruu.
Gnc 500. 3D.. riawa Il. Tuv.-~.
...a 20. ra.. H.....oU ..tu auoa.,.
DR.. john H.. .ur.v.. t.ri some lu,.
o. live year. .... y daughter. Maria.
also died ~,u,, III, family moved l.,
Charlotte
DR.. john I'LL rUrE.rr lv..u nis
practice In Henderson before linz
family moved t. Charlotte. Tuus,
who knew lw ~,r me- VAS greatly
beloved IN 'u.- city When he went
&, ('fr.,'-lri't. Lac ,sp.lr r...,.- .,... e..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-06
Tar Heel Line Looks Good
At Tackle And Guard Spots

Chapel Hill. Sept. 6.-Althouph
Coach Tom Young and his staff have
their full quota of problems else
where, the North Carolina eleven.
which began its second week of
heavy drills today, appears fairly
well liked al guard and tackle.
The Tar Heels are due to shift in
to high gear today, for their opener
is at Georgia Tech September rs and
they meet Penn Site here October
2. and both rivals are repeatedly lea
ded with service trainces and stars
from other colleges.
Ralph Strayhurn and Andy KarreS.
who took rank us one OF the best
sophomore guard duus in the Con-
ference LIST year, are both back, and
there are several good guards among
the service mcn sent here from other
colleges.
These arc headed by Bull johnson,
who WAS All-SuilthwcStcrn al South
ern Methodist; George Roberts from
Fandy, and John Staples from Ala
nama. Only 4 step behind arc Arr
man. SMU: Dixon, Appalachian: and
Spurlin, Carolina.
Slrayhorn and Roberts are running
neck and neck at present at left
guard. Johnson, another 200-poun-
der. holds Il slight edge ut right
'!uard. But either Staples or karres,
who scale 1875 and ire very fast,
might catch up any time.
The ranking candidates AT tackle
arc Don Whitmire, who made All
Southeastern al Al. .bana. and John
MaSkaS, who was Ail-SOuthcr:l nj
Y. =. /.
The two stars have missed several
practices due To classes. however,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-06

of luNrlries-like unconditional
houses and television.
"But what really will shape to.
morrow's world is what goes on
In mems own hearts .. like toL
GRANGE and understanding"
And from where / sit, Docs
right Whether it's tolerance of
another's politics or respect for
a neighbours right to enjoy a
glass of beer occasionally, toler-
ance is a mighty good founda.
ton for q pcacctime world.
@e M"'1e