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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Grid Giants Happy

Thirty-fve players are eN-
peCted 10 report 10 the New
York football Giants al Bear
Mountain. Aug Is, fourteen
more than answered the first
call at Superior. Wis, last year.
1t. Don Faurot, named to
succeed Bernie Bierman as head
football coach AT Iowa naval
pre-f1ight school. as a football
coach has a lifetime record Of
lie victories. y defeats and
9 ties in nine years At Kinks
vile tMo) Teachers and eight
al Missouri
In MiSsouris last game under
-Faurot. the Tigers defeated the
Seahawks last fall, 7 10 o. /.
Among seven OF FaurotS as
SlStantS in his new staff IS
Doug Kerr. 1912 line coach at
Iowa State, once a Michigan
player.
While not disappointing. the
S45. 1888 gate for the Lee Sa-
vold-Lou Nova fight in Chicago
was under the $4,000 antici-
pated Jesse II. Martin of
Kramer. Ala. in a letter 10
Steve O'Neill, manager of the
Tigers, enclosed clipping from
the Montgomery Advertiser in
which was reported Virgil
Trucks strikeout record. Alb,
achieved when the Detroit
finger pitched for Andalusia
against Troy, Ala, in the old
Alabama florida Class d
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11

Tigers in hitting. At bat 25 times in Is games Dana otaed
10 hits.
One Of the 10 safees home He has batted in
Because of his hitting, ONel has used the
Prince a pinch hitter.
There is the possibility ONeil may continue to use
Dana both in the box and in the oued that he has
Forrest Orrel, pitcher from Portland to tighten his
pitching worries. nv.
However, ONell still has Ned Harris and Rip Radclif
either of whom play the outfed satisfactorily.
At any rate ONel has some figuring to do.
After two-day ayof, the Tigers return to action
against the Washington Senators in twilight game at
Briggs Stadium tonight. The game will start at o'clock
The Tigers booked for four games with the Sena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
BIGGEST UPSET
NaViatOr 20
Plays Police

Crosse lie, reading the Times
Serviccmens Baseball League,
will play Detroit Police al 4.3O
p. m. today at Northwestern
Field No. in the feature of
three contests. MP's play at
RomuluS, Coast Guard at
Sclfridgc.
The NaviatorS chalked up VIC
tory No. Is az Dearborn ycSter-
day with a 3D. decision over
Ferry Command. II was ninth
inning single by Dick Blauvelt,
scoring Len KubitSky, that did
the trick. Bob Mach won No, s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
BY LEO MACDONELL

Whether or not Henry tPrince Dana will replace Dick
Wakefield in left field when the young Tiger sugger is
indicted into military service in the next two three weeks
today awaited the return Of Steve ONel from Cleveland
the manager visited with his family yesterday
The possibility of the switch doomed in local baseball
circles with speculation the probable replacement
in the hole which will be left by Wakehed's going,
1 The Tigers batting power will suffer from Wakeheds
loss and Oanas the front because the Hawaiian
is a strong batsman rs we'll former ouheder.
He was an outheder until last year. when Rogers
Hornsby Worth in the Texas League converted him
pitcher.
with a mark Of 400 Dana currently is leading the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Trippi Reports
To AN-Stars

EVANSTON, III, Aus. II tINS)
Charley Trippl, Georgia's spec
tacular halfback today Joined the
collcgianS who will play the pro-
fc>Sional champion Washington
Redskins I'm the annual All-Star
football game IN Dyche Stadium.
Evanston. the night of Aug %
Trippi reported from his army
base In Greensboro, y. {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11

tors series that promises lively battle for second place,
lofty position Washington holds with Detroit only
two games behind.
Either Paul Dizzy Trout Frank Stubby) Overmre
will do the pitching for the Tigers with Dutch Leonard the
ASar game knuckle-bal artist the firing line for the
invaders.
Rudy York apparently in oldme batting form, is
renty leading the league home htters with total of
u.s. than boased by Charley Keller of the Yankees
Wakefield is still engaged in a battle with Luke Apping
of the White Sox for batting honors Appng leads
with mark of .333 10 points better than Dicks
Of today
Jake Powell recently purchased from Minneapolis Of the
American Association back with the Washington club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Alice Marble Wins
First Exhibition

FORT SHERIDAN. IL. Aug. Il
up Alice Marble former queen
OF the L. :. courts was one match
up on former British titlist Mary
HardwiCk Hare today as the pair
opened their exhibition tour of the
nation WAC camps Miss Marble
won the first match Of the tour,
Ga. 81. yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Eastern Tennis
Season Opens

RYE. y. Y, Aug II CINS)-
The 1913 tennis season opened
officially today with the mems
and women'S eastern tennis cham
pIonShlpS SChcdulcd for this after
noon al the WcStcheSlor Country
Club in Rye. Francisco "Pancho'
Scgura was strong favQrltc as
the Ecuador champ has an UNI
beaten record this season and a
string Of five tournament wins be-
hind him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Probable Pitchers
ny United Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LFAVIF
81 Louis tLanier $50 AZ New York
tWittig b-12i-2 80 p, m. (EWTl.
Cincinnati tRiddle 40 A. Brooklyn
tHigbe 6-9l-2 80 3. m. tEWTI
Chicago tBthorn 1919 and HanyzeWsA
b-2l a. Boston tTohin 81 and Barrett
g.lOl. Two games 1 80 p. m tEWTI.
Pittsburgh tSewell l7-3 and Hebert 80
a. Philadelphia Rowe % and Conger l-5J
-T Two games 10 30 a. m tEWTJ.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York Russo 3-jl ~ So. louis
(Sundra e-G-2 80 .. m. (CWTD.
Washington Lfonarc 500 A. De
TROIT TROUT n-9j--s p. m, tEWTI.
PhiiafpiphtA tBiack SIS and woin SO
At Cleveland reynolds SIS and Smith
i0-3l=Two games-54S p m. tEWTt.
Boston tDohson 2-Sl Al Chicago Grove
1n.2l-s 30 n N. lCWTl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Fitzsimmons Already
Siqned for 1914

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. II
lNSJ-PrcSidcnt Bill Cox Of the
PhllllcS today announced Freddy
F'ISlmmore. Wb o succeeded
Bucky Harris sS manager Of the
Quakcre last month has already
icncd 1914 contract Chuck
Klein has also signed for 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Alley Donald
Still in 4-F

ST. LOUIS, Aug II CUP) -
Pitcher Alley Donald Of the New
York Yankees has been re-exam-
ined and returned to his Az claS-
sification by his New York draft
board, manager Joe Mccarthy
said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11

Sirens screamed and the planes
raced over the Detroit race track
to dump the dummy demolition
and incendiary bombs on the
nearby army supply depot.
But 10000 racing fans found
even more excitment in a turf
drama that could be entitled
Seven Hearts Revenge.
There was money and more in
volved as Seven Hearts, the
3-year-old son Of Grand Slam and
Lowe, kicked the dust of defeat
in the faces of his foes as he
sped down the stretch 10 a length
and a half victory in the $1,000
Beaubien Handicap.
Just six days before, Seven
Hearts came down this same
stretch, 3 TO 10 favorite, only
to be beaten a head by I. {.
MelroSe's Indian Watch.
BIGGEST UPSET
That was the biggest upset Of
the meeting, for there did not
appear TO be another horse in the
race which could match strides
with the Brown Hotel Stable colt
that whipped all the 2-year-olds
around here last season. Not the
colt that won the Arkansas Derby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Gridders Want Games

Bay City Semippo football team
wants 10 schedule games with any
team in or around Detroit Service
teams take notice Write manager
Ken Mccain, Ola s. jefferson,
Bay City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
HARD DECISION

THE decision 10 disband in
tercollegiate athletics" stated
Hannah, SIS not one easy to
make"
The Michigan State president
Indicated that 10 carry on with
a limited number OF l7-year-olds
and 4-F men would be such I'M
equal competition with the 1913
football schedule As arranged,
that II seems unfair 10 possible
participants 10 expect them 10
compete with other and more
competent men
When notified Of the presidents
decision Ralph H. Young, Spartan
athletic director, had this 10 say:
mo one regrets the neces-
sity Of this action more than do
the members OF our physical
education staff and myself. You
may rest assured that Michigan
State College will resume in
teTcollegiate competition at the
earliest possible moment"
VETERAN BOSS
The rotuud Spartan head-man,
who has been connected with
football AS a player. coach and
director for 30 years. stated that
tho facilities OF the huge JenISon
gymnasium and feldhouSe would
be az the disposal of the 5000
army tralneeS now quartered on
the campus and that he hoped
competition between these SOL
dIcrS and civilian students might
be wove into a vast campus ath-
letc program.
Head football coach Charley
BaChman issued this statement:
The decision to drop inter-
collegiate football under pres
ent conditions came after we
had exhausted every possibility
of carrying on the sport. When
the army definitely ruled that
Its traineeS would not he avail
able, We we're faced with the
decision ~ playing n major
schedule with inexperienced, i'm,
mature boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11

a crisis
It. gc Mex LukatS former
No'rc Dame haIfhaCk. has
charge Of the physical educa-
tIor program for 1000 navy and
marine students a. University Of
California o.. Roy RiGelS. re-
uembercd as the football player
XDha ran Inc wrong way. a
captain IN the army F1del
la Barba, the old fyweiGht
king. is on duty with the army
in North Africa Anton
ChriStoforidis, the Greek light
heavyweight. who Joined the
navy last year, IS stationed at
Great Lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Major lie que
Standings

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
81 Louis 10 New York 2.
Chicago 4 Boston 2
Only games scheduled
TODAY's GAMES
Washington AZ DETROIT. twilight
Boston az Chicago night
Philadelphia A. Cleveland, tvilleht.night
double header
New York A. 81. Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11

~ 10 Voc uF4lC0CCS az f0t IHI'IHaI IVIaI ENNN'
,.at.ar O.. Chiefs OF Police in annual session IN
Detroit.
NOUS Zoe Nolcott on Long Island In lS05.' Sill
version recalled And Joe, a welterwelght,
could uhip most Of the heaNNweehis. Danny
Creeton Del Hawkins and other famous old-time
uitt.tcr. used 10 train NJ Mt. vernon
Branch Hickey defending recent trades IN
which trc Dodgers got rid Of Camilla and Allen
explained.
u am not going 10 wait until the winter
months Iheu Old Man Opportunity has passed
me by l will make deals in July August or
ink they will help the Brooklyn hall club
RS losing streak, Hickey remarked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
MdryAgnesWd|
Paired Against
Golf Fdvorite

EVANSTON H. Aug. II GNS)
Fast competition was in store
today Tor Catherine Fox and Kay
Byrne. cO-medalistS, AS the second
match round Of the Women's
Western Golf Association tourna-
ment got under way at the Evan
ston Golf Club.
Miss Fox. the Glen Ridge, \. j.,
swinger. was paired with Mrs.
Lawrence II. SELF Of Chicago who
as Jane Weitier won the WWGh
open IN 1882. Write Miss Byrne,
the 25-year-old New York radio
singer, FLASHED with Mary Agnes
Wall OF Menominee, Mich, run-
ner-up in 194l in three major
events, the Trans Mississippi
Western Derby and Western
Amateur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11

PUT-IN-BAY. q, Aug IL
Freddie Temple, skipper Of the
eight-meter Warrior, was out 10
win his third straight race in the
final day Of the Interla k e
Yachting Association Regatta to-
day although he needs only a
third 70 take the class champion
ship.
He's all determination and not
a little hot under his collar be-
cause the other three shippers in
the class. PIERCE Darnell. George
GOnycau and Ernie Crates, have
protested the size of one Of the
sails he is using on Warrior. This
sail is spinnaker.
Temple, lieutenant in the army,
here on leave, says in ringing
words:
"Ive beat them two straight
races, fairly and squarely.
heat them over the start and
they never were ahead of me
at any time. didn't commit
any fouls, What's this now, a
proteSt?"
THREATENS TO QUIT
I'm using the same spin
maker now | used all last sum
mer and in two races up I'm
Detroit this year. II their pro-
test is sustained. I'll quit racing.
I'll put motor In Warrior and
go cruising"
Temple can't do this right now,
OF course, because he must report
back TO his camp near New York
Thursday. -
Darnel and Crates both say
Temple was warned about the
oversize Spinnaker last summer.
Gonycau new skipper in the class
this month. Joined the protesting
shippers although he was pretty
happy about getting third ahead
OF Shamrock yesterday. Pintail
was a close second ..
Crates sailed Shamrock far off
the course on the second leg and
finished with some Of the r Class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
American LEAGUE

Nsp Nof. tUr U...UIN. us U
81. Irl.f .gI H4r H'R Boz 81 So
Errrwf. F~rIf~ .fH hrr T.res.-. ErErf.
O. sno4fs srr Es.es
Boston rtf u.U HHrl
c -sF0 o11 rUr frs-f q
NsVsrme f'9vl 60 and Farst
eu'h EE1 casino.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
Michigan State College Drops Football for War
Sports Halted
BySpdrtdns

The decision OF Michigan
State to drop football for the
dura I on left University OF
Michigan with an open date,
Sept. 25. This game has always
been one of the most profitable
of the year for both teams. 1t
Is possible Western Michigan
will be substituted for the
Spartans. Western Michigan has
"A large group of navy and
marine players eligible 10 play
football.
EAST LANSING. Aug. IL
State College today
joined some 200 other UNIVERSE
ties and colleges throughout the
country when President John A.
Hannah announced the terminal
ton OF intercollegiate athletics
for the duration of the war.
The announcement. one Of the
major athletic decisions made on
the Spartan campus In its SO
years OF existence, did not come
as a total surprise.
In making the announcement,
President Hannah stated that al
most 100 per cent of Michigan 8
able-bodied men were now SerV-
ing in the armed forces. Last fall
there were 135 students partici-
pating in football, both varsity
and freshmen today l34 are in
the services while only one IS
still IN school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
EASY WINNERS

The eastern co-medaliSts breczed
through their first round matches
Miss Fox disposed OF Marion
Schuster OF La Grange. H., 6 and
4, and Miss Byrne won a s and 5
decision over Mrs. +. w. thinner
man of Chicago.
Miss Wall Travelled at an even
faster pace than her opponent
today requiring only II holes 70
Overwhelm Dolly Schildmiler Of
Cincinnati, s and 7. Mrs. SELF
eliminated one of Ohio's better
golfers. Naomi Copic of Toledo,
. and ]
The former Illinois champion.
Dorothy Foster OF Springfield.
who defeated Marjorie Lindsay of
Decatur. H., 6 and 4, was paired
with Marjorie Row of Detroit.
winner over Lillian Townsend of
Los Angeles, 5 and g.
In an all-Ohio match. Claire
Doran of Cleveland ClaShed with
Peggy Kirk of Findlay. Miss
Doran beat Mrs. +. j. KrausS of
Chicago, 3 and 2 and Miss Kirk
defeated Lois Penn of Des Moines,
la, l UP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
PLAYS SALLY

Dorothy German, the long-hit-
ting Philadelphia who defeated
Mary Jane Garman OF Hammond.
Ind 3 and 2, was paired with
Sally Sessions of MuskeGon, Mich.
winner over Mrs. w. II. Brctzlaff
of Detroit, 5 and 3.
Ann Casey, University Of Iowa
senior, engaged Dorothy Ellis of
Indianapolis. Miss Casey beat Vir-
ginia Ingram Of Chicago, 6 and 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11

Septemher ! I INoN
Dodgers losing streak Hickey remarked;
This like which will have 10 run It's course 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled
TODAN'S GAMES
Chicago A. Boston ca.
Pittsburgh al Philadelphia ca.
Cincinnati a. Brooklyn
81. Louis At New York
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1913
Woman Accused of
I'hefts Sent Away
By Mayor Powell

y white woman booked as Flor
cncc Cllrrin was tried in police court
today ON two charges of theft from
local stores, and was required To
leave the city and remain away toI
"" Yeats. in the judgment by Mayor
Hem Y Powell, who heard the cases.
In one instance the theft of a par
u hn;.C valued al % cents from
R"S"'S 5-l0-25c Store was alleged ana
thirty days in Jail was the judy
mont. In the other il was charged
n" stole dress material remnants
from T.. G.. Davis and Sons Com
pLny store. this valued al ten To
twenty-five cents. On this count, she
WAS given six months in Jail. Sus-
pended on condition that she re-
nla;n away from The city Tor two
years. Costs were RENTED.
Raymond l.aSSllcr. white man. was
cnt Ia The roads Tor thirty days for
DCing drunk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04
Bond Sales
Near Twice
Local Quota
Over $14O,323
Bought in County
In January, With
$75,O5O Allotment.
February Quota
$57,O3S

Salc ol government II" war .,,,,...
IN vance county in .Jnnr;Irv w,, ~
most double the quota. J. c Cal
nor, chairman for the county m
nounccd TODAY. Tic Quota wa: So
o3u.23 and actual sales at cash VAIN.
not maturity value, was SIiO 35g ~,
December sales were Sl6n I1io,
ON Il cash value basis. as ap,,rei 49,
December quota nf So .O3J
Mr.. Gardner announced tho Fol
rulry quota for Vance county =,
7.03a25. "'
In only one month since saIn =,
Inc war bonds WIS begun nn nm ~
tcnSivc scale has Vance failed IA "a,
rod the count" has bnu.ht nc,rI,
margin, whereas Tor the cnt,r,, no.
RIO. the county has bought ucor;r
double its allotment.
Vance county has 800 or mnrn
men III the armed services. and tbn
people nj home are duinn their mr..
IN seeing that these men are suppli?d
with the materials Ia bring victory
Mr.. Gardner said.
II Is understood the county won,
well over it, quota IN the nlnc bll
lion dollar Victory loan drive in
December. although exact figures
nave not been gwen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04
Excerpt frnn Minutes of Meetings
oi Stockholders and Board of
Directors. Citizens Bank
d Trust (pnitluy

ON October "a. 1912 tho Citizens
Bani, u Trust Company Of lIcndcr-
on. North Carolina sustained a great
l" ~ tho death OF George Badger
Harris.
For more than fiGty-thrcc years
Mr. Harris had been faithful d.
rector and Trustee of this bank. He
va, not Just = Director in name, but
~ truth and IN fact guided the
policies of this institution. II can be
irrthfully said Of him by those close
" associated, that he was unswcrv-
M ~ his loyalty and conscientious
~ his every act. Ills absence will be
greatly felt but the memory Of his
wisdom will remain u great inspira-
tion. His deep devotion TO the Cit
liens Bank & Trust Company Is
cpiiomiZcd by the words of his last
viii in naming il his Executor and
Trustee. He had confidence in the
institution which nc had buildcd and
faith in his God whom he served.
e. II. PERRY.
T.. G. HORNFN.
j. T.. ZOLLICOFFER,
Commit! C.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY
FOR BEN J. NORDAN
Cumberland Man Was Father Of
Henderson People: Several
From Here III Funeral

Funeral WAS held Wednesday aft
crn"un nj the home near fayrttc-
III" Tor the late Ben j. NOrdan. 76,
"l" dICd Tuesday. lie WIS the FAITH
~ ui NJ. n. Nurdan. Mrs Guodc
Fleming and Mrs. W. ii. Stdinback,
all of Henderson.
Services were held from the home
1T 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
IN charge OF Rev. Mr.. Allgood. OF
Fayetteville, Episcopal rector. Inter-
mCnt was in the AdCoCk cemetery
nclr Hope Mills.
Mr.. NOrdan suffered Il stroke Jan
uary 10 and had been unconscious
until his death. lie had engaged in
80, ming for large part of his life,
III lad been inactive for ~" past
CVCrai wears. He WAS Il native ana
lifelong resident ui Cumberland
county. He had been a member of
ihr Episcopal church since chilu-
uuud.
one daughter. Mrs. j. Ed Mason.
"i Hop" Mill, survives in addition
10 the two IN Henderson. and besides
inc son here another son, James B
Nurdan. of l.urHbCrton. also survives
There are lIkCwi.c five sisters, Mrs
Ellen Phillips and Mrs. Matte BigeS,
both "i Fayetteville, Route 3: Mrs.
Hattie West, of Fayetteville, and
Mr.. AddiC Wet and Mis-. Julia Ar
uctt", both Of Hope Mills. Mr.. Nor
dam, wife died IN 1888.
beside" the children who reside
here a number OF Henderson people
attended The funeral "Wednesday. IN
rIHdIng MIR. and Mrs. Vernon
':rCCdluvc. Miss Janice Frazier. MisS
mimic Marshall LcMay, Mrs. c. S.
TIppctt and James Fleming.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04
Small Group
Attends Meet

Attendance oi ucichburluod farm
leaders last night u, Il meeting Schc-
dulcd tor the ZCb Vance Commun-
ity WAS ST. small that II Was decided
Ia adjourn the session until next
Thursday night. II WAS reported to-
uay by J. W Sanders. county farm
agent.
he mCctIng WIS on" uI series
aiiSd iur promotion at tic campaign
900. more ami larger "viCl"ry gar
."''S' la bc planted tins season.
Those present last ui"nt included
,iIs, Emily Floyd. Mr.. j. ". Harncs
nj Mrs l.. T.. Barnes. nclGhbn'ho"d
leaders OF the F'Ioydruwn section,
Mrs. Walton Smith. leader at the
B"hhitt nciGhburiuud. and Waltu:r
Smith. Miss MlrCd Nycurk. nous.
economies teacher ct Icb Vance
school. MIR. Sander and NCili N.
smith at the Extension Service. and
l.. Il. Miller of the SOIL Cuu-crNa-
tlun Service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04
Sam Afford Gives
Music Program At
Meeting of Lion.

Tho weekly dinner meeting of the
Henderson Lions club Wednesday
evening at the Vance hotel had Il
program which consisted of musical
numbers given by Sam Afford. past
president of the club. Mr.. Afford
had large number of musical in
strumcnts. all Of which he played
during his program.
The meeting was largely attended
by members, and S. S. Stevenson.
Jr., president, presided.
Fourteen countries of the Western
Hemisphere produce coffee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04
City Fire Damage
Small in Janllar\;
Some Outside Also

Fire damage estimated ~ around
S4Or WAS reported m Henderson IN
JANUARY. comparing with 500 III
'hrc" fires in january last year.
when there were only >IN calls 10
NrrnCn III the city imIt>
William Bramc. assistant ire
c'N,i. reported Is call inside the
,.iN. eight OF them fires. ana with
....iuT;vd $500 loss.
-Four calls came Ia iIvcmCn out
....v III" city limit. and IN c,tima,-
90 damage of 500 WIZ put down
.1 the two Of them tMi' were $cri-
.' enough Ia he gwen = damage
lg, The other two were Grass
lac entire wear lgln IN" city,
... iu-. WAS Sl.S9I f'WCmvn AN
r.'i 80 calls and found 81 actual
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04
CAN'T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She as Lively as a Youngster-
Now her Backache is better

Many sufferers relieve narging hlrkncho
quickly. onrc they discover that thu real
cause of tlcir trouhl" nav be- tired kidneys.
The kidneys ar" Natures chi"' wIv Of tai
ing the EXCESS acids and waste out o. tho
blood. They help mos, people pass about =;
pints dav.
When disorder al kidney function f'r'hIt'
poisonous matter tn remain III ypIr h.rMl. q,
may cause nagcin. bnCkuchC. rheumatic uIIrs.
nights, swelling. pu''In"-s under tic cEr-.
headaches md dizziness. Frequent or srlU'E
passages with srUIr,nr AMI hur'''T: some
times shows there ia snIIgthlu: wr'H: witr
your kidneys or bladder.
Dent watt Ask ypUr druggist inr D"ru'
Pills. used successfully t. millions i"r over
40 years. They CIV" happy rr'r"' and w.Il help
the l. miles ui kidney tubes flush ont I'pl-nn-
Gus waste from your blood. Get Deans Fills.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04
Returns To Norfolk.

|. ). Oakley. j.. seaman second
cla+s. has returned 10 Norfolt. Va
Tor duty after spending 4 week, fur
''uah with his relative, IN IIcudCr-
ton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04
At POPLAR CREEK.

Dr.. Vt. Il. CuIlUm, Of WIl;c FOrcsl.
will preach =, Poplar Crcvl. Bup,l..
church Suudtv a;'"gupou III = a'cInr..
Scarce foods and drug. arc being
sought III the sea by marine blulu
CiSiS and UCcanOgraphcrS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-04

Too little air IT. tires can make then
wear out 50 10 10 per cent faster.