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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
| Wilson, Robinson,
Negro Ring Stars,
Should Be Thriller

New York, Feb. 10 - While Ray
Robinson was bowling over oil avail
able welterweight opposition in the
East, California Jackie Wilson was
doing precisely the same thing on
the West Coast, up until the time
he entered the service last May.
Now these 49, Robinson, rated best
In the East, and Wilson, tops In tho
West finally meet ct Madison
Square Garden Friday night In
contest scheduled for ten rounds.
Boxing men had been talking about
O contest between Sugar Ray and
California Jackie for q long time.
Robinson's boxing record Is well
known to local ring fans. Up until
the time he was outpointed by ia
cob LaMotta In Detroit close to two
weeks ago, he had gone through 40
professional bouts without q defeat.
He had beaten practically every
outstanding welterweight around
with the exception Of Freddie (Redl
Cochrane, champion WHO Is In the
Navy. }s
But Wilson, at the same time, was
boXinb considerably better than all
right himself. The men he defeated
are not, perhaps as well known los
cally as those trounced by Robin
son. But In California the Wilson
Victims are rated high.
Licked Good Men
Among those to fall before Wilson
prior to his entry into the Army
Che Is now sergeant and stationed
at Mitchell Field where Mike Kap-
Ian, Sammy Secret, Rudolfo RAJ
mireS, Larry CisneroS, Bobby Nc
Intyre. Kid Azteca, Jimmy CARR
son, and Ceferino Garcia. Most Of
these were knockout victims.
Wilson's kayo record, indeed, is
imposing. He has had 81 bouts as O
professional and has registered 80
knockouts. Before turning pro In
1887 he had won 30 out Of 81 bouts
as an amateur and represented the
q. 8. in the Berlin Olympics In 1885.
The important thing In connec-
ton with Wilson's ring appearance
Friday Is that he is in excellent
physical condition, has been able 70
train hard for the Robinson fight.
He was definitely not In prime cor
dition the evening he met JAKE
LaMotta several weeks ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16

Captain Gal" Marsela, Of
has been shipped at his request and
Facc read this bit about the popular
been for MAJOR though the gold leaf
through
bouncing around like rubber days his pride
and JOY Frank Jr home for frlough Army
base at Portland Maine
ton mechanic Waterbury get GANDER
Gilman stationed
ne does not have walk mile for camel walks
after riding Some Of friends
van De out IN force for Jimmy Pompe
tomorrow night at the Canal Lunch Saone Prop spaghetti
comes to by the MILE With
duet Of Yorky and Kelly will be out early
Waterways B. C. alunnu Shea
MANDO STYLE - 1890 = ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16

lander and Marches 1876; 1877: Pin
ter and Post (W) defeated Chern-
off and Marches 1910, I5-l2; Pin
ter and Newbeiy (W) defeated
Oppe and Rattgeber $50, 1876:
berry and Albert (W) defeated Rat
tigeher and Chemoff 1876, 1873:
Galgot and Albert tW) defeated Me-
Alisser and Slogland 1854. 1876.
Bristol Co., Beaten
Through the fine playing OF the
Waterbury w. NJ. @. A. Class b
Badmint0n team defeated the Bris-
tol Co., Women's team 6-2. -four
doubles and one singles matches
were played by the locals. who also,
forfeited two games. Results rs fol-
lowe: Doris Nelson (W) defeated
Martha Koslosky ilsl. ii.3: Mary
Sanford and Lena Caffrey wv de-
feafed Martha KoSl0sky- Harriet
Pf0n0vost ik-3, i6-0; Eve Webbe-
Gloria Kraus defeated Eleanor An.
derBon- Charlotte Benedict 1870;
is-T; Eve Webbe-Mngy Sanford de-
feated NllsaoTe Donlnn Blanche
Hatch, i6.t. i6-i: Gloria kraus-
Doris Mielanli defeated Fillmore Dole
laH- AliidFen neiilv. ik.fn ia-9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
Eli Cowley Leads Big
League Puck Chasers

Montreal, Feb. 10 up Bill
Cowley, Boston Bruins center, con-
tinued to increase his margin Of
leadership in the National Hockey
League individual scoring race today
with three goals in the past week,
giving him total Of 81 points.
Ofilcial records credit MIN with 20
goals and Al assistS-the latter fig-
ure being four below his own league
record. Lorne Carr Of Toronto and
Doug Bentley Of Chicago remained
deadlocked in second place with SO
points, dropping another point back
Of Cowley during the week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
NEW PILLS OWNERS
NAMED THURSDAY

New York, FEB. 16-(Up)- -Four
groups are negotiating for the pur-
chase Of the Philadelphia Phfls,
National League President Ford
Prick said today, but there probably
viii not be an announcement until
the league officially takes over the
club on Thursday. ul.et f,sN
Prick revealed that representa-
tives Of the bidding factions con-
ferred yesterday with league attor-
ney Louis Carroll.
Stocks Of the Phils will be pre-
sented to the league formally by
Club President Gerry Nugent ON
Thursday. Even If the club is pur-
chased before that time there can
be no announcement until the sale
is approved by the league board of
directors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
'Y' HOUSE LEAGUE HOOP
GAMES ON TONIGHT

The Benrus A. G. will play the
Pilots tonight at $3.50 In a Central
Z House League Contest. At $50
the Long Hill win play the VOltas.
The Midshipmen stiil lead the
House League. closely followed by
the Cadets and Orioles. These teams
VIII see action tomorrow night.
Kpmansky and Traver both OF
the Midshipmen still lead the
league IN individual scoring with 81
and - respectively. Peter 0lngius
and Kennedy Of the Rangers and
vadnals OF the Cadets have 81
points each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
PALM BEACH GOLF

Palm Beach, Fla. Feb. 16- (UP)--
Peggy Kirk Of Findlay, o., held the
medaiist honors as a field OF 20
opened match play today In the
annual Palm Beach .Women's Coli
Championship.
Miss Kirk carded rs yesterday,
six strokes under Defending Cham
piOn Georgia Fainter Of Fargo, N.
g., 10 lead the qualiaers. Other low
scores were; Mrs. Edward p. Shay,
Fall River, Mass, 49,. Meroe Flint,
Providence. r. l.. 80: Mrs. Harvey
Mack. Easton. Pa, 81: MRS. q. v.
AlcAdan. Greenwich. Conn. 80, and
Mrs. James II. Howard, Framing
ham. Mass, 90. j"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
"Y" BadInintoners
Blank New Haven.
IYWCmen Also Win

The Waterbury YMCAs Glass A
f,admlnton team Travelled to New
Hayen 10 take on the Z aggregation
there and defeated them by the
overwhelming score. TO. The final
standing In the Central Section Of
he Connecticut Badminton Asso-
clalion ended up with Trinity par
lbh IN first place who beat out tia
local combine By one game for the
season. New Haven Lawn Club. 81,
place with New Haven Y In fourth
place.
Results 81 Matches
epearrin lWl defeated FTledlan.
ssf le.iS, 1875: 0aleot gWl de-
Fsaled Oppe lb-5. t5.l2: GpeaFFin
~ and Post fWl defeated Fried
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
RAIDERS WIN

Last evening the Bunker HILL
school gym was again the scene OF
another Raider victory. The Oak
vile Raiders rallied to defeat the
Training Room team Of the Scovill
Company with a score Of SO to a.
The Scovlll team was trailing dur
ing the entire game. Paul Ingraham
and Jim Speraw Of the Raiders
chalked up IS points each. Bob
Hassel followed with 8. Grenier was
high scorer for the Scovill team
with 10 points. Box score:
Raiders
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
COLLEGE BASKETBALL

(By United Press
Notre Dame IS, Oanisius 81. i
Maine 81, New Hampshire 38.
Kentucky So, Georgia Tech 81.
Illinois 81. Minnesota 43.
Missouri so, Oklahoma As. =.
Wisconsin 81, Indiana So.
Vanderbilt 80, Tennessee ~.
Northwestern So. Iowa SO.
George Washington 81, w. a. L. IS
Purdue 80, Michigan 81.
Norfolk Naval 81, Liu Al.
Texas A. ID M. 81, SMU AZ.
Villapova 80. Scranton 20. 81
Manhattan So. st. Johns 80.
Maryland So. Virginia AZ.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
LEXICON
Glaze: Look.

Glaze:
Brace Of fine glns: Two eyes,
Hard hype: Inside information.
Flying this slight kite: Airmau letter.
Lift wig: Understand.
Mellow ride portion
haircut Within the
Righteous dull Night
IS by 5" around the chimer: About 10 p M.
Deuce Of fine cats: Two young
Boots and laced Awise capable. superintendent
Light oNing Have fight.
the lights hpped
One most frantic: Getting along famousy
q
Means about the Square.
Square with the Whskers laid light
Lift about haircus
Light Snitch: Short note
Foxy Studys: Smart young fighters.
Get straight: Settle argument.
Alligator bait: Victim.
Three blows inside grounding Feb
Cut the string this wooden bird: Mail this letter
off,
a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
TOOL TOSSERS WIN

Blll oveFton and Joe Kalosky
scored 20 points ill q Waterbury
Tool Company basketball decision
over the shamFocks last night ~
tlAe Barnard agm; Costello getting
- for NE lCseEN. who pressed ne
DE Wnloa combine Cot De Afel halt
ol tie game which araed ain19.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
Barnard Earns Tie
For Loop Crown

Barnard won from Hopeville about
as 1t pleased yesterday afternoon,
doubling the score AZ to 81, with
game to be played later In Minor
Division of the Public School Bass
ketball League. The Barnerd win
gives the boys from Barnard no
worse than a tie for the, title. Score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
New Han,Oshire Cancels
State Hoop. Track Meets

Durham. ". IT,. Feh. ie- fuPl-
Wartime transportation troubles
have forced the University Of New
HamnshlTe 10 cancel plans for hold
trg is Two intersch0iasllc ANNALS
-~baEketball and track.
University 0filelals eald That .
thorough study has convinced them
u IA better that tfe state paaketbnll
tournament ~ veil 81 ne iFaeg
acct be cpnf ellfd hfrnslke q lfnnes
shwlnilnn flliIlmiil'ft.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16
Dear serst. joel

Dear Gergt Joe:-
your eyes inside information writing in this air.
mail letter and please understand the essential points I'm discussing
Note: Friday M about o'clock
excellent awe to the tricks Of their profession
going about contest for supremacy at Msdson Square
the critics boving In the world hand
fighters neither ordinary
going mousy until Uncle got him via the draft The
other due to into the Army about three weeks What I'm telling
IN this letter that these out to settle all DIFF
between them before IT'S too late and neither intends to be
dueed Thereu rabd paying In the when Sugar
Robinson Mad
square Eighth third February
position that III right line
ticket Well I'll this aman letter short and call
day Until you write me- III remain
Your boy
Pvt D Home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16

Score at half time: Barnard; 10.
aopeyllle II. Referee: Siieo.e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-16

q ran. 1g-UPl -plnehurst Country Club Officials
thst the alst annual North and South OPEN Uolt
"a De held March 2S-sS with only golfers IN me armed
ver So eligible.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09
WANTED

6-fiElP WAN lid
CLUB, 631 MAIN. BILL
WANTED Experienced beauty OPP
orator, $25 Wk. guarantee ana
commission. COS Olive, Tel. 143l.
sill
WAITRESS WANTED. Good pay.
Hotel California. bib
HELP WANTED-Man for mix
house work See Broadbeck, Quail
ity Dairy. o-lz
b-HELP WANTED
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09

FOR RENT-Unfur. bdrm house.
New and modern. Permanent ten
mats. Inquire 839 Olive. 5-l2
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09
FOR RENT

WANTED-Room to rent with Use
of phone. Post-fTeSS Box IA. 5-lU
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09
FOR RENT
II-HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Fur. small rm. house
with cooler, 3 room house, room
flat, elect. box, cooler. Also 2
small Apis. Marie Land, 83l Main.
$40
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09

WANTED-HOuSe man and bar
porter. Apply Barbara Worth
Hotel. 5-10
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09

HOUSEKEEPER-Room, board and
salary. Must stay nights. Phone
Mrs. HudSpeth, Calexico 503 Sig
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09

ROOM AND BOARD, air-cool'd
room. Men only. 800 III Cenlrn
Ave, Phone 297J, Oh
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09

FOR RENT-Modern cabins. air
cooled, by week or month. Green
Lantern Auto Court, mile east
on Holtville HiWay. 5-14
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09
i2-WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-2 room furnished Apt.
or house. Post Press Box 20. 5-lO
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09

WANTED-Girl for office in eStab-
lished firm. Must be permanent.
Good working conditions and op-
opportunity. Phone 10 during bus
mess hours. Sill
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09
WANTED

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted.
Good pay. Valley Drug Co. $40
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09
b-HElP WANTED

MAN FOR PARTS DEPT. Ad-
vancement; permanent work to
right party. FAURE TRACTOR
81 EQUIPT. CO, Phi. $40. 5-11
WANTED-EXperienced service sta
tion man. Good salary for right
man. Inquire I. V. Motors, 759
Main Street, FL Centro. Sis
Surc-fire results with POST
PRESS Want-ads.
o--ttElP WANTED
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09
;3-ROOMS tCk KENT

~~~~YO1~-~~-~~~~~~~~-~ ~~~-~~-c~~~@Oc~"~>>-~~~
NICE SLEEPING ROOM, close in,
private entrance, cooler, private
hath sol PARK st. $40
ROOM FOR RENT-Outside en-
trance, suitable for two. Radio
S5 cooler. 1910 Olive, PHI 59J. 5-l2
DESIRABLE mans room. Outside
entrance. 642 He'll, Phi. 1876. 5-12
SLEEPING ROOM with kitchen
privileges if desired. Cool, close
in. 78O Brighton. 5-ll
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09
,8-Couniry Property = Sale

.8-Country Property sale
LAND RS-AT'TENTIONi
BY July 1st land will be scarce
and you will have to pay more
for 1t than if you buy now.
At the present time, l have for
sale various size tracts in all
sections of the Valley, at reaS-
enable prices and terms.
Small deposit at time of sale
with balance of down payment
after harvest.
r. M. CHAPMAN,
Calipatria, Calf. Phone 38Ol
$40
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09

HELP WANTED at Valley Steam
Laundry, 331 Commercial, Phone
81. 5-1O
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-09

WANTED-Permanent local
men and women interested
in permanent positions with
opportunities to advance.
The following positions are
open: Shipping clerk, re-
ceiving clerk. service mech
anic, office clerks, sales
clerks, etc. Experience bene-
ficial although not essential.
Apply Sears Roebuck & Co.
in person. 5-ll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
ANNOUNCE PROGRAM
FOR DRAMA MEETING

Chapel Hill. oct. Two repre-
scntatlvcs Of the Community The
atrc q: the N-tinnal War Finance
Committee in Washington. John Nc
Gee. director. and Alfred Rowe. who
also represents the National Theatre
Conference. Will bc featured on the
program of tho annual Directors
Conference oi the Carolina Dramatic
Association which is To bc held al
me University Saturday. October o.
Another feature of the program
VIII be an address. Theatre on In,
Fighting Front" by DR.. Frederick II
k"ch. director of the bureau of Corn
nunIty drama of the University FIX.
tension Division. who will describe
the work OF two former Caroline
flaEnakerS nov carrying entertain
mcn' L" members of the armed for
COS IN North Africa and Sicily
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
Food for the Home

NJ recent conference IN New
York II was stated that the quantity
. OF humc-Canned vegetables this year
VIII equal the output of commercial
vegetable Gamers. The home pack
II was stated. will rum To $50 mil
lion cases. which l., an increase of
- million cases over 1912.
Tho itgurc is not broken dow,
into quarts. but If it were would
run into quite some quarts. and the
aggregation Will so long way TO-
ward solving the nations food prob
lem for the winter.
So evidently American housewives
took government authorities at their
word when they called for an un.
prcccntcd program of conservation
for 1913. IF this is war of every
individual. as surely il is. the homo
makers OF the country have met the
challenge in an effective and impress
sive manner. They have resolved
'" "" ''''T p"'t anu are uOing ~.
According to these figures. there
won't be mucn waste Of cdibles from
gardens. orchards and farms What
ever of contribution may be made
by food toward winning the war
Will be helped no little by these
activities in the kitchen of Mrs.
America the same as in the CONNER
cial canncries. II is record justi-
flying pride on the part of all who
have had part in it, and where
indeed is there a home where no
canning has been done?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
By LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Waller Hotel-Raleigb

PCRER y small item of business
by the State Board ut Agriculture at
- last meeting failed Ia get the
publicity Is Importance would seem
Ia indicate In two on three line
resolution. the BOARD reduced the
Tolerance" ~ GuGGcr seed allowed
III lc>p"dcId Sold Tor planting from
800 to LOCO seeds per pound. I'm
pur;dnr" "i That action lies III the
iIct North Carolina Is one ui the
leading prrGarv., ai lr>pcdvIa seed.
For years tie state department has
moved pr Ugg--!'vIy toward improve
Cd seed. both with respect To- high
SrHmnutluu properties ard freedom
from foreign r- uoNIouS matter. Re-
sui; has been that Tar Heel seed
hay" Il high I.'.ng ON the genera!
market. DoiGv. Is pest ui <prrla!
worry To L.. VvGrlI growers The new
tolerance scale means that there can
nu only one uuGGvv seed fo! each 300
ir>prdcII iced ~ any lot sold. bat
departments. efforts vii, not stop.
The goal - /. u.yr seed OF absolute
purity.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
Prophecy That Failed

DI>wantl!ug CD. 'uv nationwide net
of civilian aircraft: warning service
by tire War Department. because thu
possibility ui enemy bombing rand.
on continental. United States MI,
been reduced Co. % minimum by Al
led u;tcmSlvc~ 90 Europe and tic
Pacific. recall, Co. m.uG some Of The
emphatic statement, from hlsn
places 90 recon. months tina, both
east and wcs, coast. would be
Dumbcd
North Carolina contributed Its
share 10 the injection Ut fear INTO
millions of tImd hearts. but most
OF i came from u..yIaldln IN the
national capital. some of J.; gwen by
gentlemen whose regulations ID, Dru-
phct, long before had been .a.t.:c.-
ed. one IN particular who mad been
loudCst IN his Proclamation had sad
before December :. 1871. that Pearl
Harbur was wcll-nigh uup.pguua. g
and would not 10 attacked
The course of events in this wa.
has made poor prophets of most al,
those who have cSsaycd the role.
So many have m.,cucd 80 many
times that their experience ought
10 be a warning to any or all others
who might be 80 inclined.
y gentleman widely quoted recent.
ly IL a magazine article as saying
that Germany would crack before
Christmas of this year seems now
10 be in better than fair position
To see his reputation crack instead.
He has hit the nail on the head so
often on other events OF the war
and Of international affairs gcner-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
NAMED
TO DRAMA STATE

'hapei Hill. oct. An ordained
minister. graduate of the Univcrsjtv
Oh chicago. graduate SUDDEN, nj
Harvard and the University of North
SarpIina. a member Of an expedition
led by March Of Time photographer
in Russia and the Balkans. an actor
IN Paul Green's The Lost Colony,
ana a teacher Of drama is the newest
addition to the Univcrsity's DEPART
mcnt Of Dramatic Art.
IoScph Salck. versatile drama,ist.
teacher and student of the theology,
has been appointed business manager
of the Carolina Playmakcrs and n
member of the staff of the Depart
mcnt Of Dramatic Art. il was an
nounced here today by DR.. Frcdrici;
II. Koch. head OF the Department and
Director Of the Playmakers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
On Their Own

In saying that the cost OF local
projects i'll the postwar program
should be financed by local COM
munitieS, Kenneth Marliwcll. re-
gional director OF the Federal Works
Agency i'll Richmond Is ON solid
ground. He injected the luopholr,
however, by inserting the word
largely" y lot of cats can escape
from the bag through that opening.
Mr.. MarkwelrS statement could De
interpreted as indicating that the
Federal government prefers 10 steer
clear ui these activities. and we only
wish we could believe and that II
actually would bc that way. Bu,
that is too much to hope for.
BY the time the war is over the
President will be we'll tucked into
his fourth term and Viii be- 81 firm
" entrenchcd in the job for LIE that
II wouldn't make much difference
whether the Federal government
spent u loi OF money iur local prof.
Gets. He might bc able To thumb
his nose az SUCH requests and be
just as safely n Office Tor ~ long
as he wants - stay there.
Mr. Markwc.I further elaborated
that unless local project affects
the nation JS % whole. either ny -
..G,r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07

and i'll the end fail of Substantiation.
confidence i'll such spokesman begins
ultimately 10 wane, us II already
has III these instances.
To have an opinion rs 10 when
The war MIL end or as to other
turns that may come. is almos, in
eScapable. but 10 stick Il pin u, a
particular Spo, and 10 name dates is
something else again. Even the
high command is not brazen enough
Ia do that. whatever their convic-
tons may be And we would say
that their course is wise one.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
WANT ADS
Get Results

USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NEXT
paint job. There is no paint better
Yet it is the lowest priced quality
paint in town. Tanner Footing Co
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

!. Straits Of Mcssira.
z. Henry w. Longfellow.
3. Ulster.
4. Osmium.
5. True.
8. Ford Motor Company.
:. ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
9. Rise and fall of river.
3 ! wish that he were here.
10. Halloween.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07

PROP-RBILTS: JUST RE-
ceivcd 80 pairs brown OK
fordS for uncomfortable feet.
Your best Is stamp invest
ment. Wcbb'S Henderson
Shoe Store. 1-Sti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07

A centenarian says he cats four
boiled eggs day. Gosh, how can
he tell when it's Easter?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07

WANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOM
furnished apartment or two fur
nShcd rooms and kitchcncttc,
heated. Close 10 business section
and courthouse. Address Il. p. H..
care Dispatch. 6-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
Insurance

FOR RENT-Thc farm formerly nc-
rupIvd by J. T. Duan. Two houses
Pm good repair. o!.r eight room,
and enc three. Any part of twenty
acres tobacco allotment with land
Tor all Other crops. School truck
and ma!! route daily. Three miles
from town on ~ very near hard
surface road Ia Dabncy. If inter
cS:cd call Phone 1874, Henderson.
T-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07

WANTED THREE OR FOUR ROOM
mouse. Il. +. Cr.tChcr. 935 Nicholas
street. 1-6tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07

SCHOOL ONFORDS - HUN
dredS and hundreds of pairs
in red. antique red, black and
browns. All sizes. all widths
30 styles. Shop now with
No. Is shoe stamp. Webb'S
Henderson Shoe Store. 1-Sti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07

THERE'S y NICE STOCK OF GAL
vInlzcd garbage cans at Sl.35,
Sl.95. and S2.T5 At The Place OF
Values Alex 5. Watnins. tit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07

con- cct.oM win an air raid. When
j; developed that damage 10 his
property MAS less than he had claim
ed. n" MIS- put t. death.
Politics. - October issue o..
Pass la Review" house organ for
the Gas,nn.a American Legion Post.
drN"icS - good deal Of attention :.
Major Gregg Cherry wj,hOu. say
l"g much about his current political
aspirations. From; page has % p
columns picture of tie major stand
ing between two WAC~. caption be-
ing Two Peaches and a Cherry"
There D., ais - hrlrf story %, Cher
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07

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