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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-31
FaScistS Executed

FaSciStS Executed
Some FaScistS were executed IN
Milan, Bologna and Florerce, and
more than 1000 Fascist militiamen.
as we'll as the chief OF police and the
president OF the Fascist Peoples Tri-
bunal, were arrested IN Naples, an
Algiers broadcast asserted,
Ciano's deposal was disclosed III
Rome broadcast announcing that
King Victor Emmanuel III had &C.
cepted his resignation" as ambas-
sador to the Vatican, He had been
named TO the post by Mussolini last
February 8, only week after his
removal as italian foreign minister.
portfolio he held for six years,
European reports said Ciano and
his wife, Edda, Mussolini's daugh-
ter, had taken refuge in Vatican
City following Mussolini's custer
last Sunday,
The report that Badoglio had
drafted a peace proposal reachde
London as the British war cabinet
was placed on call Tor possible
emergency weekend meetings IL
connection with the Italian crisis,
Plan
Al Exchange Telegraph Dispatch
ifom Zurich quoted An italian dip
lomatle source as reporting that
the plan called for
J, A request 10 the Allies and
TO Germany 10 eonsent 10 ltaly's
return 10 neutral status under Gon~
tfol OF military experts acceptable
20 both sides,
2, An Italian guarantee OF i'm.
mediate Withdrawal OF German troops
from llaly and rehabilitation ~
Italian forces
s. Concession Of sicily 10 lna
Allles for the duration OF the VA
I a pledge from both sides lDgf
lhe italian Wplnland WI Hol hs
employed tor mlllITay operations
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~ saylng lhal nc seems quit plesR
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-31
NO Lift Yet
On Gas Bon
BY EULALIE MCDOWELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

Omitted Press Staff correspondent
Washington. July 3l-(UP) -
Plans to lift the Eastern States ban
o., pleasure driving next week have
been postponed week or 10 days,
il was learned today.
The plans are. dependent upon a
report on the gasoline situation be-
ing made by war mobilization d.
rector James F. Byrnes, The as
Imption Is that 1t will recommend
Fitting the ban, although IT could
adyise its continuance.
The delay has been caused by adj
ditional time needed for Byrpes TO
complete the report which is ex-
fected to do for the gasoline sltua-
iion what the Baruch report did
for the muddled rubber situation,
Whether the pleasure ban Us Mt
I'D or not, the A card gasoline mo-
florists will get more gasoline per
"a coupon (they now get llr2 gall
Ions q week., and Midwesterp mor
orists will get less they now get
our gallons a week.,
Byrnes' study reportedly VIII recT
ammend diversion OF excess stores
~ military gasoline into CIVILIAN
channels, That recommendation
you'd be the outgrowth OF claims
IF defense transportation Director
Joseph b, Eastman that 4 isential
transportation IN the East has }een
:urtailed seriously while military
reserves continue 10 pile up laF lapk
Of transportation,
Revising Regulations
THE Office Of Price AdmlnlAlERT
ton Is revising US regulations ~
lake care Of the equallzatlqn pro-
gram, and Proceeding on thf phT
sumption that The pleasure agl}7
Ing ban viii be llfted qPAs new
senerai manager Chester y lRpFleS
has described the hRp Rs fQnlpaTl
able 10 giving y phlla z lQllknQp Rlip
then not citing him eat \
RoBles has served naLlef ana
nftjng 81 the pleasure arlGMR Dal
would involve FaqVefAnR RAlfV
OH pf d AND a TailQlf Hf con-
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they nffl for faaentlAl nNlpQlN
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22
Defying Government

Whether the Goa. n.r,.- A... ...
TIE. 4ol,...rut rr Not. ,r,. ...., en-.
..cy refused g.. nc.n the ~. ,....
:5,..u.. ORDERS .-..l.u- . .v.y c-,.-
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....'y r. bette. r. toy ..pr.-. H.,
M..H .s ..s :"g-. d r4r, OBJ: .g.v.".
"vU' a- u.s. Nj. Leases ~.g A...G D.
'ar ~ .".. g., aus> ..Gr. .!y,..
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.a W..B orders ..I 90 a.r.u. 3
NJ. Loses. .: 81, pay ., '.- -...y.
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appear. '.-' ..n d. J'.5". Nay u
;nv lnI',. State. .s N.s u.s. BEES
written. u.'a ..s' . Mb..,. 60.
MINER IDLE I"t .vI.. ng 70 rr;,..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22
DISORDERLY CASES
BEFORE THE MAYOR

john Thomas RIglaud. j.. cul,r-
Ell. faced charges / dIsuvdcglv con-
due; hv iuUG and bui>irruu> cursing
N - HapEc place when h.lird Dvlulu
Mayor Henry Powell III police court
today. He Ms gwen SIXTY day On
HE roads. suspended on yLymvm; 81!
'hr costs and being 90! <" q behavior"
Tor TWO year..
James Jones. Cul1yud. WAS also
charged with diSrrGr:!v Cundwc; IN
81 public place. hul Er Mas HdIudkrd
~: GML.tv md CiIschHrgwd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY PIH-
Lie NTION SPECIAL PROCEED
ING no. 1899.
In The superior Court Before
The Clerk.

iiIrnS al d Trust Company.
Ndm. of The Estate of Frank
HAYES. Deceased. Petitioner.
FlGsSir Hayes. widow of John Hayes.
.If. single. Robert HAYES single.
Joe IiavrS and wife Lucille
Hayes. Josie Lee Hayes and wife
Rhode HAYES. win Thomas Hayes
anu - Hayes his wife il mar
rird. Lucille Hayes Darlin and
Jimmie Darlin. Damon Hayes. Jr.
single, Henrietta Crews. single.
Charlie Is. station and wife --
station if married. John Henry
station. single. Sarah Jane station
and husband ii married. Mary
Henderson and husband il mar
ried. Fila Hester and husband
laudr Hester. Cora Hayes. widow
of Frank Hayes. deceased. i.unicc
Hayes. Trnie HAYES. sylvester
Hayes. and Boot Hayes. the last
named being minors represented
by their duly appointed guardian
al Litcm. Jasper II. Hicks. heirs
at law Of Frank Hayes. deceased.
defendants.
NOTICE: The defendants John
Hayes. Jr.. Josie Lee Hayes, and
wife Rhode Hayes. Will Thomas
Hayes and wife -- Hayes. Lucille
Hayes Darlin and Jimmie Dariin.
Damon Hayes. Jr.. Sarah Jane Sta
ton. Mary J. Henderson and huS-
band --- Henderson. Ella Hayes
Hester and husband Claude Hester,
and Boot Hayes will take notice.
that an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court Of Vance County. North Caro-
lima. against them for The purpose
OF selling the real estate Of Frank
Hayes. deceased. 90 make assets TO
pay his debts. and the said defend
ants named above will take notice
that they are required TO appear at
the office of Clerk OF the Superior
Court of said County at the court
house I'm Henderson. n. G. on the
9Th day of July. 1913. and answer or
demur to the petition III said action
or the plaintiff will apply TO the
court for the relief demanded IL
the petition.
This 9Th day of June, 1913.
T.. O. FALKNER,
E. s. {. Vance County
A. A. Bum, Attorney.
J 8-i5-22-29
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

An increase in the demand tor
road maps is reported. The folks.
ii seems. have developed Il great Gu
riosi'y about the places where they
won't spend their vacations
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

The man at the next desk say
helicQpters won't become really pop
ular until someone thinks up short.
or name.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

The invasion Of Europe like pros
peri,y used to be. is Just around In
corner. But what worries Herr HI.
Ter is tina, he doesn't know VIVA
corner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

Ar Indiana burglar stole $500
worth OF stamps. Probably thought
they were meat ration coupons.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22
WANT ADS

MLN. WOMEN. WANT ViAl2 STIM-
n.an;S III OstrcN Tonic Tablets pep
mp bodies lacking iron. Vitam!n
81. Calcium. Tl.a! size costs little.
Save REAL MONEY. get 81. size.
Ask about Dig money saving
ECONOMY" size. NJ all drug stores
III Henderson. al Woolard'S
NOTICE TO PATRONS: PLEASE
."nd Il hanger with each garment
To- be cleaned a.; pressed. Valet
Cleaning Go. 3-l5i:
LOST SATURDAY ON GARNETT
,'rcct envelope containing gas a.
..nu books. drivers license. auto
registration card and tire luSprc-
'I'n record. Reward !. finder.
Notify II. l.. Kutrcu. RI. Kitur!.
y c. ph"n" 22l3. 22-3tl
OFFiC. AL TIRE INSPECTION STA.
ton. Cars washed. fabricated,
polished, batteries rechargCd, Cult
gas and oils. l.. T. Harris Gull
Service Station. Garnet and Iior-
ner SITS. phone ll98-W. 26-u
WANTED-TWO NICE GIRLS AS
Mattresses al Hotel Sandra. 2ui
North William street. Good salary.
board and tips. Experience not
necessary. Apply in person a,
once. 2l-GlI
WE HAVE y FEW MORE SAFETY
pms IN stock. One package 10 Gus
TONER. Watkins Hardware Co.
GOOD USED CARS At REA SON
able prices. y look mere will con.
vince you that these cars are
priced to move. FordS-Plymoutns
-ChevroleiS, l93l'S 10 1910 s.
Candler-Palmer Motor Co. l5-tl
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Having qualified Us EXeCutrix UNI
der the viii of Joseph FulCher late
of the County of Vance. North Caro-
lima, tins Is Ia notify all persons hav-
lnG claims against the estate OF the
said deceased 10 exhibit them t. the
undersigned on or before May 1911.
1914 OF tins notice will be pleaded
IL bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted To- the estate
will please make immediate settle
! mcnt.
This tho 18Th. day May. 1919.
ROSA LEE FULCHER,
EXeCutriX of Joseph FulChcr.
! 1881 -8-l5-22
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

WANT To BUY CATTLE. HOGS.
vca!-. cn.ck"'!>. eggs. batter {. -.
King Market. @i-i;.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22
WANT ADS
Get Results

ATTENTION FARMERS, NOw =.
The time to think about HAL ,M 10
SCRANCE PROTECTION ,nr M I'm, IN
growing crops. Call-wri,,. irs, "ur
ance Department. Citizens RanI
x Trust Co. "ahk
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

WE WANT TO BUY YOUR CORN.
Can handle any quantity. large or
small. Let las du your custom
grinding OF meal and feed. Hen
Gcrsou Milling Co, formerly j. :.
Evans Milling Co. T-T-S.,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

BABY CHICKENS FOR SALE CO.
get What you want v!,hur ~
week or next. Place order nov
week or next. Place riders u,,,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered II the post office IN iieEder
son, Y G, a. second ctISS mail maf'e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

BUSINESS C0ITrc,r
New term, September Il EVE
iur the best investment I'm. ', ,,''.
tu'urr--a thorough Du>mr,. ., !ou'
Hl&. An accredited scuupl " a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

USE VITA VAR FOX YOUR NEXT
paint job. There Is no paint better
Yet II is the lowest prIccd qualty
paint IN town. Tanner Roofing Co.
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

CONE IN AND TALK OVER ypIru
c"T! needs with lob F.uknrr -,
1t. q. taIkuur md son. i..ri ..
TviSvr's. phunr 2Gu. v.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

The Henderson Daily Dispatch 3
member OF The Associated Press and
AP Features. Southern Newspaper
Publishers Association and the North
Carolina Press association.
"a" Associated Press - exclu.
siVrly rrt!tltd 20 use ."r republic"
huu a.! news dispatches credited 10
or not "thtI wise CrruitrG ia tins
paper. and alSo the local news pub.
lishrd herein. All rights uf puolIcL-
hon OF special dispatches herein are
reserved
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

WANT ADS
Get Results
ATTENTION FARMERS, NOW -
the time Ia think about IAII 10
SCRANCE PROTECTION ,n, IN
growing crops. Call-wri,,. eur
ance Department. Clt,,rns '' H
- 8.tf
HENDERSON BUSINESS cor rcn
New term. Scptrmbc! Il EVE EVE
Tor me best investment Ian. ,,
iu'ure-a thorough business .i,.,,"
nI&. An accredited scnupl " r
BABY CHICKENS FOR SALE CO
ger WHAT you want either ,his
week OF next Place order ru,,. 's
week or next Place ..drr, m,',,. -
COME IN AND TALK OVER yn,-.
cuI! needs with lob F.Lkn,,. :,
1t. .. faIkuur md son. L..,I "
rviSvr's. Phone 26O. a.,
WANTED DlHliWASlIER. APPLY
IN person. Georges Cair. oI-r,,
SPECIAL. & \ IINorII.,, ur,
n'S' rug S-,1'. o'irr :i%"a and
"''''''| !''''" I'll proportion. Come
:" .'' ". - e. HHu"I"h!tr x
.,o'''' nv. Nv station. I'LL
IRONING CORDS Arr IL-p,
jas '''r'N'" - large Shipu"il'. Get
;.,. ,T r'''" '!'' S"Pi''N |s's Wat
80 "'''''' ~. I'll
WANTED > pE , NiL,L -, r.,,.,,
u,.i,. ,ri,., -. n,I ami, - Nm
uu,.r.it!,,y.t and ,.,.,, I'...,I
''l''H ''t"' 'h' COMMIT Company.
- Il
WAMrED 80 STANDING yILprp
,i'n,.,. =, - IT,. - - H., ''''''';@ Igr
'''
'' 49,, -: - .,,, ~ l','t lh"".
the ""I l!lahtrst pGrccs paid los
tide h'i'"r'2"h J"i'E Co., phone
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yat i * ma lnwn,, ,,, n, ,,'.',,.,'l
| n.,,pt in ,n,rn .T,rn., I,>'',' r"'',,!
~ =,
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": ,r IN h.ml,,a - nIn nUU" ooNN
! s,n,u 70, 49,, dn y,,;,' 49,, ,.,' ., ~,
rrimdirs If ,,,,.,i and ,,..d ,i,n
nerson Milling Co., formerly ]. S.
r'N""S N''''4''S CO. l-l-H-l
WANT re- uI.y ChJ~TI.g ijDrS
! L,..,I- '.r;,,..,,. ..,',, ,.'',,.,. - -,
N.l-E VT N''. 1T.
BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
+ model used cars ut Motor
Sales Co., Henderson. n. G..
go, s,,,, ...,,,,,,. ,,,,-,.. =
Hn,bnmE- ,r,i,: '' tree, rose, ',"t
shrubs. nice, Will advance JAW
and he, and o.. ,r,. I,,,. I,...,,..s
El.LD tHlFltH- al.
| ST.. ,.,. =. .,r,.,, +. .r,.r,.-,.t
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! BRIDES SEE Us FOX YOUR WE'D
tInms FIncst nr,.'iI,y ~ r,nd,.r,I-
prices. Also Visiting Cards for the
G,aduatc Henderson Book Co.
pnore 10 lT-tf
/ ------.---..
GOOD g udi,,nl, Win Good TRES See.
. =, Alex : watkins. iii,
! ---.-
! EXPERIENCED y y / { Il ~ y y
want, loo. night uT day work. Ai-
I Henderson. y G nil
! -------------.-..- ---------- --.-----
! W A\TED: CARRIER SAL .F.S-
man. white or cOI"f'u. over
III years Oid 10 carry routes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

BRIDES SEE Us FOX YOUR WE'D
uInS announcer OF Invita-
tons Finest quality al moderate
prices. Also Visiting Cards Tor the
Graduate. Henderson Book Co.,
phone ITO. l1-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

WANTED DlSliWAStiER. APPLY
IN person. Georges C.l,. ~ -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

SPECIAL. q y 9 LINOEI.UM FELT
base ruS@ Sag. Other .i1ra ana
weights priced III PROPORTION. Conn.
:" u" U>. Il. t.. S.t,vrwh.t,. &.
Sons. near Fire Station. ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

iiilrns ,Lr- d Trust Companv.
Adm. of The Estate of Frank
HAYES. Deceased. Petitioner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

lh"; lIclps--h.r Loo More!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars ut Motor
Sales Co., Henderson. n. 6.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

For SALE BUICK SEDAN ~
good 4 mdIt.oM with good tires. See
(. Alex 8. Watkins. 2.-2r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

EXPERIENCED y TCIi u AN
want, I,n. night ca day work; Ad-
dress =. Il. =. Ills Vaughan 81
Henderson. y. {. 2I-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22
WANTED: CARRIER SALES

man. white on cUlurrd. over
II years old 10 carry routes
in colOrcd sections. Must be
able To post $1,000 bond. Ap-
ply Circulation Manager. Dis
patch. lS-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

GOOD USED CARS At SON
able prices. y look mere will con.
vince you that these cars are
priced to move. FordS-Plymoutns
--CheNroleiS. l93lS 10 1910 s.
Candler-Palmer Motor Co. l5-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-22

WE HAVE y FEW MORE SAFETY
pins IN stock. One package 10 Gus
TONER. Watkins Hardware Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Fined. Jockey Wins
I'm Next = Starts

The stewards OF the Detroit
Racing Association and Detroit
racing fans TOO know today that
little Johnny Deerlng means BUSH
ness when hc gets aSude horse
Hot an Of them were TOO sure
Whcn they watched the Detroit
born Jockey IN the fourth race
Yesterday lie took |. i. LcppeTS
Porky out|in front Of tho field Of
l. 2-yCar-OldS. bat after tho geld
ing was caught m the stretch
DCCrlng dldn' seem 10 be extend
lng the youngSter In fact, the
stewards thought DeerinC caSed
the long shot up 100 yards from
the finish
Because Dccrlng might have
cost Some fans a chance 10 coli
loCt show money tho stewards
fined hum So
But the fans and stewards. TOO,
went home convinced that Deerlng
doesn't fool when he knows he
mas a horse under hum that can
WIN ilc had TWO more mounts
and ho won with both Of them.
DocrnC took Tho F.llSirom Bros
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09

Col Teddy over mile and "A SIN
teenth IN The eighth race 20 win
the 81 500 New Corn Purse nm the
fastest time Of the, m cctI. &.
l.43 AS, Just two-fllhS of soc
ond over the famed MynlleWood S
record
The 4-ycar-old Sun Teddy gold
ing went 10 the font al the Start
and was llLpullihg' away atihe
finish As he steamed under the
line four lengths ahead of Tex
Hygro. his nearest pursucr m the
field Of SIN Col Teddy paid 50 20
Then DcerinC came back in tho
last race 10 ride out " G. Jones
WeStncSia for a half length VIC
tory over Dennis r and a muiuel
of 81 He walked back 20 tho
Jockey room with BIG gun on his
face
Johnny Adams was tho other
rider 10 bag a double Hc scored
IN The first race on Sldonia a. s.
and gaze a portcct-r4de-te Ait- z,
II Beezley'S Patriot ~ win the
81 900 Royal Oak Purse hy 2 mock
from Lady Waterloo in III 2-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Spills in Chase
But Remounts,
Gains Sd Money
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

I There's som q thing about
StccplcchaSc racing of which De-
iror racckocrs heartily approve.
That's the rule that your morse
can fall and throw hi, Jockey
bur still can finish in the money
Before the season Us over a
>icoplcchaSc Jockey VIII prooably
rcmount his horse after a spill
and 90 on 10 win II appeared for
z fcW moments maj might happen
m tho running of The Royal IRISH
StccplcChaSc a. the Detroit race
track yesterday when three Of tho
five horses fclI Had the is
faVorItc. Fran d. Pcr,c and
Pharabanc followed thor rivals.
example there would have hoon
real scramble 10 SEQ which
Jockey could rccaplurc his horse
and win The race
There were three horses SIM m
tho running a. Tho last lump Of
The tWo-mlle race Fran dc Pcr>c
with Phil Miller up and Phara-
bang. llddcu-hl- SD G-A4+lii- n4aaa
20 hui down went John Boslcl
Jr'S HoayN PLAYED FIcmar.
Throwing bus rider Ware n
Leonard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Replaced by Ha9g

Shortly aricrVaIj ANDERSON
rIYr ns against 'I0'e cVe.c7
IlacE record he didn 2 have
long 20 enjoy the playdI', Of NIs
admirers however !la-C r'-
gained md >pufcd milo bonor>
shining tots oon' and
ior>~on NaS again ,nu,cd rfo
2 background despite tHc 'ar'
that ho had nan tho second ,7y'-
80 milo y sports rI,'or,
iIacc'S unmatched milo ar-
cowph,hmonr va, ono Of 'n"
chlcf reasons that American
sports promoters hogan 20 pas
count 10 htn lie w7, an anna
tour of course huf ho could
RAISE bushels NJ money for ao.
ScrNrc charities b, tour OF
tho American speed sfrp,
10 would ho DONG rc7' hg-
ranltaran work r c~I dc X.
American fans were ah\io.s 20
eco him m action They wanted
20 500 this iWCDilCih century
wonder man Who could un
faster than any man had over
run before
So Hagc came 10 America
Now however With Pm, tour
only We'll started with 'ho ma
ton acclaim only beginning 20
swell 20 q tumuIf of praise
well now thc guy thc-f7nS want
n 500 most Is Anderson
II happens that he Is Tho guy
Iiacr want, 10 soc most too
NacC and Anderson arc anna
tours Thcy nun only Tor tho
sport of u. and for tho cIor,
Foot racing is a sport or major
Importance m Sweden and her
'ipck idols guard their houorS
with fierce jealousy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Klein Faces Gordon
In Try for Title

Flash Gordon Veil pit his
wrIor heavyweight wrestling title
ON The block UoNf TUESDAY nl-hl
M am open AR bout IN Mack Park
l4l44- 4----- y.4-.4i4 .-ifs5--f
m 2 regulation bout under MNA
rules
Klein recently has como close
10 winning the title m bouts win
Ruby and League when they held
sway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Toledo Meter Wins
In Prep Tourney

PHILADELPHIA July Q lUP1
Don MafheE Princeton y. Ja
scored IN upset 10 The National
ln'cT>ChOlaS'c tennis tournament
Yesterday by eliminating second
seeded Bob Bc'Sor of Lan,doWnc.
Pa. nigh >cNooi ga SO 60.
I'm TWO other second round
matches transferred from The
clay courts A. Merton Cricket
Club 20 the indoor courts A. Ard
more Bernard Barton San An
7rT-IT TT7W- and DINO
Brown ri Toledo. advanced with
easy victories.
Brown defeated I. IT, Baldwin
OF BROOKLYN g.. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Nay MeetHe

Another m getting between
IaCC and Anderson D., ncNIta-
bic HaCC IS sure that he can
beat Anderson again aS 10 has
IN Tho past. Anderson with that
startling isO26 mile 10 his
credit is lust as confident that
biS turn has come
APcrhapS lhoN VIII clash in
ION native Sweden or again.
fri7rv THY ne brought T0CCrtTT
in>one Of Americas great track
SpoctaClCS And their sharp,
singing rivalry may he The IN
Splration which will produce tho
FIRST 4-minute mIl9 NJ.
II thIS happens Dad Butler
will have a perfect right 10 say
- told YOU so" But being a
modest gentleman and a GENT
inc sportsman. % viii never &C
cur ~ him TO say anything Of
the sort