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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

Man S Honesty
Makes a Story
We Like TO Tell
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

This is the sort of story We
like to tell. It's as invigorating
as a crisp, clean breeze. And
best Of all. we know its true.
Edward u. Leonard, an eXecu-
tive OF a roller mill. lost $500 at
the Detroit track yesterday
lie didn't lose the wad the
way lot Of misguided horse
PLAYERS are wont 10 do. II was
In a very proSaic way
His wallet. containing over
$500. fell out of his pocket.
Leonard philoSophlcally resigned
himself 10 the loss.
He was still resigned when he
heard "A voice over the public
address system. SummOnlng
him 10 the business office When
he arrived m answer 10 the call.
he learned there are still men
10 whom such things as honesty
are deep. real and all-lmpOrlant.
1--WE found your wallet, MIR.
Leonard, here il is" announced
n stranger Who later Identified
himself a. John PrcntiS of 1887
Harvard Leonard tried 10 show
his appreciation In a monetary
way. but PreniiS wouldn't hear
Of II
"Why should YOU pay me any
thing ?" PrentlS wanted 10 know
Its your money, isn't II" And
n man certainly shouldn't have
10 he paid for being honest"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Death of lev
Winner of 1923
Derby, Revealed

LEESBuRG " 1t1y . UPj
Zov ono of tho greatest Amer
ie-+H- -Aet-4--t4f n y tit,4t-- }l-ti4e,
is best remembered as The winner
of the international match with
P3p,uS. the English champion
J., dead
II was revealed late yesterday
that tho world famous winner OF
The 1923 Kentucky Derby died
last week az Belmont. tho estate
of Brig Gen Patrick Hurley near
here He was still owned by Harry
= Sinclair. oil maCnatc and owner
of The RanCocaS Stable Of the
carly l92OS but had been brought
here for grazing three years ago
Zcv and Papyrus were matched
after Zcv became the American
3-ycar-old champion by virtue
Of the derby triumph in 1923
Papyrus was the English cham
pOn having won the 1923 Epson
Derby Zcv was ridden by Earle
Sando in the 100000 race at Bel
mont Park. y. Y. and won by
approximately six lengths.
Before hls multiple trlumph> In
19t3 Iev had finished last IN the
prgakuc-> at Pimhc0 and thus
was u long shot i'm ihc derby
the following year Up>crting the
field hlS followers Icapcd q har-
vest. derby mutuelS paying about
SbO
In 1921 Zcy ran In two more
international classics involving
Ep.nard the French champion
and other American horses, but
never attained anything Compar-
able 10 his 1923 supremacy
lie was retired in 1925. At
that time he was the greatest
money winner of all time with
S3l3639 10 has credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

CLASS
IIrls- 90 T-ls.C0.s Ham ram sta.
d..fr af Police SIS NICt.rs Ives ~
Cn.gr1.c' u.s. Teams'rls Belle Isle B
~ Auto CIuu Vs. Pausccau. b. T.
b a.
CLASS
law "a So Erwa|stf Hanramrt
stadium At SANS VS. LAW $40 Ives
a. South For VS. Cadillac Gauge
Wallace ~ l. krattKe vs. DSR. = j. 3
A. Artnurs vs. JAW l5f AZ q.
Grfnu ~ Rays Wallace a. Hoffman
VS. FieN-O. clark PARK a. 8.
CLASS ~
Susrtans w Haags. Atkinson a. 4
Dixie vs Sheriff. c.. Juversty ot
Detroit a. East SIDE Coal vs. Rams.
JAYNE A. Russell Woods vs. Afrn~s.
DI0Eeman ~ Oakwr0d Aces ~
AIraWs Dingeman ~ East side vs.
Cuhs JAYNE a. West Side W
sens Atkinson ? a.
ST Bta's IS Moruc.ans So ciair A.
Kings W Local l5f Juniors. Grafiot
and Ton Mile road State show IS. North
vest Lions Palmer PARK a. o".s So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Boom Boom Goes Bye

PHILADELPHIA, July . GNS)
Million Boom Booml- Beck and
Paul Bushy today have been
shipped 70 Knoxville in the
Association by the Phils
in part payment for catcher Dick
htnle, Beck was released out
right. but the Ph!ls retained
BuSby'S option.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
DBF Sunday Schedule

~ SOS Palmer rars.1. '.. E.'
rur p - t.. .n.'H PARK
I.t1 rtrfHle Glars a' Zen Arrow
ts Jaw 2. T. 81 e.
CLASS
state Lumber Vs. pe'rHt.-e FF1r a'
Accessory w. Cafh.U, Centre. JAYNE
/ ~ Van Elfa w. S.rha.-f s'tf-.
p Sat Spa-s vs. Stam- 80 a O.
Jayne b a. LIurnr ys. Scorpions Lattice
field az ambesf IS HGWHs. Atkinson
s at g. Cardinals ss Lesfh.-r.rks 'HaI
a. MneHers vs.. Precincts. S'Hrrc.
1 ~ T.
R-.t S-rr s1aru-u-icv vv Wyoming
s'9epei J ~ Great Lakes IS. wilson's.
L.'fIcteid az j. The Fort VS. Bees. D'gEe-
man . A. ST. Aiph0Hsus u.s. stays.
pingemau a. 81 john Cavugs
Jar ors US Dukes Atk.reor : a' NO.
hawks VS. Cowboys Atkinson a. !.
MIDGETS
Ono - Ten Jayne ~ TW. We
Sire p { ~ Four VS. tIFn- Coa1
FIo.d a. Three vs. Twelve ~ ~ D. a.
Five SIS Eleven 81 clair d. /. sA
W seven Atkinson $ at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Two New Tag Teams
Feature Mat Card

Two new Australian tag team
combinations will participate in
one of these four-man mat battles
10 feature the second outdoor
wrestling show of the season al
Mack Park Tuesday night They
are Walter Roxy and Louis Klein.
and Al PaSha and Wild Man"
Zim There will be two other ono
fall bouts with Jack League and
Jack Reader tanglIng in one Of
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Braves Drop Stout,
Sign MdtFdyden

BOSTON. July . tUP)-The
Boston Braves made room on their
mound staff today for veteran
pitcher Danny MacFaydan by the
outright relea> of 3S-year-old
Allyn Stout 20 their Hartford
farm club
Stout who was formerly with
the Cardinals. Reds and Giants,
pitched for Elmira IN the Eastern
League last season MacFayden
was signed by Boston yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
WiSEsler Airs
HassS.S Race

Harry Wi>mer, sports COM
mentatOr for the Blue network.
has been chosen To do "A broad
cast of Gundar Hagg'S defense
of his tWo-mile worlds record
tonight at Soldier Field, Chi
cagO.
The broadcast will 20 on the
air at ll:l5 p. m.
iii pahhS- IIagg.S f.iaia
American challenger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Lawn 3owIers in Meet

Detroit lawn bowlercs Will COM
pete Sunday at p m. IN an open
trcblcS meet on the east side
greens Northwestern greens are
closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

We were talking yesterday to
an OLD friend of ours q modest
hero who insisted ms name be-
withheld. lie has served IN the
L. s. Navy since before Pearl
Harhor and he's seen plenty of
action
Three times his ship was
torpcdocd
He has lived through some Of
tho most heari-breakinE stories
Of herolSm and Self-SacrIhce VIC
have ever heard
He was a most unhappy man
yesterday lie had Just received
his medical discharge and he
didn't like it
He wanted 20 get another
chance at our countrN'S enemies.
but a grateful government de-
Cidcd he had done his fun share
and more.
All his efforts TO have tho
medical discharge scr aside have
been unavailing and he IS
sharply disappointed
He showed Us the discharge
and from II We learned some
thing Of the more restrained
nomenclature OF World War l.
His discharge set forth that
he had been released from the
navy because OF combat
fatigue.
What. We asked him, was
combat fatigue.
AS YOU know. I served In the
first world war a. we'll as this
one" he replied. We'll. in the
first world war we used 10 call
II shell shock Now they call
IL combat fatigue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

daily prints IN the Night Edition only the
which experts feel the outstanding
bets Of the day.
The code kew appears Eight Star and Red Line
corresponding IN each letter OF the alphabet
The horses name appears THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT Is PRINTED IN CODE
The code tomorrow follows
AIS B-2s Die E-5? 70 Clio HI6 - I-SS
k-9O I-97 O-50 PEI Q-32 R-3i S-A To
U-S7 NJ N-Il Z-99
Clip key It Will enable 10 dcpher the name OF
anncaring ONLY IN TIE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Their Own SIanq

The real horse player views
everything In terms OF his
favori'e psStiTo
~ the track yesterday. when
the extras bearing the ncwS Of
the communication of traitor Max
Stephan s death sentence ar
rived one regular patron TUNED
Mo his pal and remarked with
IgTlm emphasis
Brother, that Was "A late
hnsStrh,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

vaughan DodErs' g
Mccormick Hses 50
panlRreu Pht.ies 50
Herman Dodgers 50
Wakefield, ngers =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Major League leaders

By nlted Press
HIIIfRS

Herman Dodgers -
stephens Browns a.
IAfa-gir Pirates 8.
Etten. Yankees q
Eal1tt. Pirates ~
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
N. 7. STOCKS

NY STOK- MARKETS
NEW YORK May p CUP Stocks ad-
vanced todag 10 the best levels since
May 9. 1916 IN tire heaviest trading in
two weeks.
Dozens of issues reached new high
Leading issues gained fractions 10 more
than a point while special stocks. in
Nestmeni issues and some preferreds had
gains ranging 10 more than 3 points.
Market news generally was favorable
Several companies declared higher divl-
dends Several had good reports. How
ever. ear loadings declined.
Besi non-leadef group performer was
the railroad equipment. New highs We're
made by Lima Locomotive. American Car
4 Foundry. and enera American Trans
portaiion These had gains ranging TO
more than . points in Lima.
Leading steels had minor gains. Cop
pers were steady To firm with kennecoit
active. Homestake made a small net gain
in the gold mining group. New highs
were made BY Dow al 152, up , Dupont
ISL, up l.: Allied 16l14. up IL; Air
Reduction a., up ., and Union Carbide
sG9., up - Columbia Carbon equalcd its
high al 92h, up 3h- points.
Santa Fe made a new high and large
volume came into Southern Pacific which
held barely steady The rail equipments
took the lead from the rails when the
car loadings report was released showing
total loadingS for last week al S43,334
cars, against SIS SD IN the previous week.
Utility issues were enlivened by sub
staniial gains IN some preierreds.
The preliminary DoW-Jones closing aN-
erages were Industrial 4us2. up 0.4i;
rail 370s. off OBJ; utility POPS, un-
changed. IS stocks ~ q5 up 0.U4.
Sales rose 10 1.46s. .44O shares from J.
30, SO yesterday. Curb stock sales were
402 4I5 against 3lu So yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
BEAVERS SCORE
DUAL VICTORY
over ANGELS
BY UNITED PRESS

The Portland Beavers won q dOu-
BILE header from league leading Los
Angeles yesterday, to score the first
dual victory over the Angels this
season in Pacific Coast league play.
A home run by Ted Gullick of
the Beavers in the 18th inning of
the opening game gave Rortland's
Ad Liska a Well-earned l to 0 vic
tory. Four walks and two doubles
brought the visiting Beavers three
runs in the fifth inning of the sev-
en-inning nightcap and to
win.
The San Francisco Seals ad-
Vanced to within seven games of
the league lead by defeating Seattle
6 to 4, after scoring four runs in
the first inning. 1t was the 18th
win for the Seals in IA games, and
their second straight in the series
being played at Seals Stadium.
Glen Elliott, young Seattle south
paw, was the victim of the Seals at
tack. Al Epperly held the Rainiers
IN check until the ninth inning
when he allowed three runs. Seattle
outhit the winners, IA to II, Len
Gabrielson driving in all four Rain
ier runs with a single and double.
Sacramento shut out Oakland for
the second day in a row. when Cleln
DrieseWerd won his fifth game in
six starts by score of I to 0. The
Oaks out-hit the home team, 10 to
9, but the SOlonS scored six runs OIL
six hits off Cotton Pippen in tie
fifth inning to clinch the game.
The San Diego Padres evened
their series with the Hollywood
Stars in the border city by winning
yesterdays game to 3. A single
by Jack Calvey in the last half of
the ninth inning brought in Padre
Pitcher Chet johnson with the win
ming run.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
l.. A. POULTRY
L. A. PRODUCE
IOS ANGFLES. ~ u M

Los ANGELES. May = tJP1-
PUNCHED VEGETABLES. Steady. Per
crate: BeetS 2'.-3 doz. | 25-1 50. carrots
do7 0o-1. -: ICED crts Imperial {
doz 3.50-3 IS; Guadalupe X Santa Maria
80: Chard 81 doz. 1.25-l.5o: green
o~tnns doz. =. -5-2 -. 1eets dn2. rs
200; mustard i doz. 60-s5c; parsley IS
AZ no
1.75-2.OO; spinach 4 doz. l.75-2.oo. turnips
. - - CoZ. IS : So.
CANTALOUPES: Steady. Imperial Jbo
crts. 27s 6.00-6.5O; Jbo. 26s 60o-7.00:
Jbo. ASS 6.5o-7O0: Pony 45s-54s 375-
! So Honeyballs Jbo 36s-45S $500. 90;
pony ass 350-40 90.
EGGPLANT: Steady. lmnerial ugs O.
- tops 3.O0-3 25; les 2O0-2. So; No. Is
/ l.25-l SO
CUCUMBERs: Weaker. san Diego flats
. 0O-2 so; No. 2S l.00-l -. Laguna Beach
2OO-2. 25. player 500: Tugs 3.50-4 90
No. IS 300 Imperial lugs 3.o0-3.5o. Ne.
IS 200.
SQUASH: Dull. White summer Imperial
crts. 75c-1.00; san Diego lugs l.5u-1.75;
Italian Imperial crts. 5oe-loo. Local and
san Diego 1O0-1.75.
TOMATOES: Weaker. Imperial crts. g.
u tops 2.50-3.oO, los l.75-2. -, 2Us -
3
WATERMELONS: Weaker: Imperial Klon-
dikes 1918 ID. avg. 4505.O0.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
Ortiz Wins i'm
RobIe&o Skirn1ish

the longer route told on the young
er battler.
3 ROUNDS EVEN
The first three rounds were fairly
even, but Ortiz ring science and
power began to show as the battle
wore on. His edge in the infighting
backed Robleto away where his
right crosses caught the challenger
with increasing frequency.
Referee Benny Whitman and the
two judges ruled Ortiz an easy VIM
ner amid a scattering of boos from
the rafters. Robleto's game stand
won him cheers from many of the
1000 spectators, but it couldn't turn
the tide. Both fighters threw punch
es from gong to gong, and until the
final frames, Robleto's short chops
were sailing inside of Ortiz Whal-
ing roundhouses.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27

Dodce ers
Slip
BY PAUL SCHEFFELS

NEW YORK, May 27. 1UPl-The
Brooklyn Dodgers and their purSu-
erS, the St Louis Cardinals. both
slipped in the National league and
wound up today still two and a
half games apart.
Durocher'S Dandies opened their
invasion of the west on sour
note when the Pittsburgh Pirates
deluged them with Il runs for n
l7-4 victory Pirate bats pounded
out l6 hits. two of which were home
runs by Vince DiMaggio, off Max
Macon, Les Webber and Freddy
Fitzsimmons.
The pitching trio also issued Il
walks. The Dodgers hammered out
y useless hits off Wally Hebert,
veteran Pirate southpaW.
CARDS LOSE
The Cardinals lost 4-3 4 i in
nings to the Boston Braves. who
pulled up to within three games
of the lead and only half a game
behind St. Louis.
With the bases loaded in the top
half Of the eleventh, Charley Work
man slammed a single into right
field to score Eddie Joost from
third with the winning run Al
Javery OF the Braves gave up SIX
hits while Mort Cooper allowed 10
Lou Novikoff returned to the
Cubs today but went hitless in four
times at bat as the New York Giants
hammered the Chicagoans deeper
into the cellar with a 4-2 triumph
Veteran Dick Bartell accounted for
three Of the New Workers 10 hits
off Paul Derringer and KeWpie
Barrett. The Cubs got y off Bill
Lohrman.
Bucky Walters, who hurled a four
hit game at Cincinnati, scored from
second in the last half of the ninth
with the run that gave the Reds
a 10 victory over the Philadelphia
Phillies. Charley Fuchs losing pitch
er, gave up six.
In the American league New York
Detroit, Cleveland Boston and
Chicago Philadelphia were postpon-
ed.
The Washington Senators defeat
ed the St Louis Browns, 10, be-
hind the four-hit pitching Of Dutch
Leonard who hit a single in the
sixth to keep a Senator rally going.
Stan Spence drove home the VIM
ming run. Johnny Niggeling and
George Caster teamed in a worthy
fiye-hit performance.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
By WILLIAM c. PAYETTE

LONG BEACH, Cal, May 27. CUP)
-Bantamweight Boxing Champion
Manuel Ortiz. successfully defend
ing his title for the fifth time last
night, pounded Joe Robleto for Is
rounds at Municipal Stadium tC take
a unanimous decision.
The champion gave away a pound
to the Pasadenan, who came III at
the ll8-pound limit.
Only once did Ortiz appear in
trouble. and Robleto was unable
to press the advantage. Early in
the seventh he opened d cut over
Ortiz eye. Continued ha.nmering
only angered the champion into a
hail of leather BY the twelfth the
cut was healed and Robleto was alb
sorbing punches from rope to rope.
Robleto's only rounds were the
seventh and eighth and a draw in
the third. 1t was his second loss to
Ortiz, having dropped a l0round
overweight decision several weeks
ago in San Diego.
The fights started the same, but
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. May - UP'-Federal-
State Market News:
CATTLE: Salable 800. very slow. de-
fnand limited owing to curtailed slaugh-
ter until next Tuesday, marekt nCminally
STEADY: few common to medium steers
12-l450; similar grade feeders 10.6O-13;
load young cows 1910 common to
medium cows 10.50-12; Gamers and
cutters S-1025; medium To good bulls
hip. 50.
CALVES: SaIable 100 slow steady;
medium to good calves and vealers l4-l6;
common down 10 j..
HOG: SaIable 250, steady, good 10
choice l90-2g0 lbs. l5-l5.25. top 1928;
290- 300 lbs. l475. few 80 lbs. Il, good
10 choice sows l3.5U-l3.75.
SHEEP: Salabie 300 steady; medium
to good l2S ID. ewes with No. . pelts
$50. good and choice spring lambs
quoted l5-l550.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, May 27 up Trading
picked up on the Los Angeles Stock EN-
change today and prices hit a higher
level. Approximately $500 shares changed
hands with - issues up three down and
six unchanged.
The list Southern Pacific l00 at 99a,
up i So. Cal. Gas siX per cent pre-
ferred 100 al 34ls. up L. Richfield OIL
~. unchanged. Union on 200 at 49,.
unchanged Aircraft Accessories 200 al
a.. up = Cons. Stee! common 100 at
10ls, down i Cons Steel preferred POO
at y, down =; Creameries Of America
20C al 5as. down : Taylor Milling 100
at II, up l. Yosemite Portland Cement
lOC at !, up i; Ryan 500 at IL. un-
changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
An.Star Outfit
To Play Army Team

Plans for the selection of an El
Centre all-star softball team to
play visiting U. S. Army outfit
here in the near future were map
ped at meeting of team managers
Wednesday night.
The all-stars will be selected from
"a players and will go through some
practice sessions prior to the en-
counter.
Wednesday nights skirmish which
was to be played in Imperial was
postponed until f1iday night be-
cause of graduation exercises at I'M
perial Friday nights encounter will
De played in Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
L. A. BUTTER De EGGS

Los ANGELES. MAY - up
LARGE EGGS No ! Grade AA 10; No. .
Grade A 43, No. Grade -. No. !
Dirties 80; No. 5 checks Sc.
MEDIUM EGGS-Grade A 36: Grade B
80, Dirties %: Greeks 81.
SMALL EGGS-Grade A IS; Grade B
p; Dirties 25; Cheeks .
MISCELLANEOUS EGGS, Ungraded SO:
Peewees 20.
CHEEsE-Triplets 27; Long Horn 27H.
Loaf 27lz,
BUTTER-U. s. 90 score 4s; 90 score
~ 80 score Az. Sc sco.e 464.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
SPTS-FILLER
URGES TOURNAMENTS

NEW YORK, May 27. cUPl-The
nations $500 public and private
golf courses were urged by George
w. Blossom, jr, president of the
United States Golf association, to-
day to hold Red Cross tournaments
this weekend, if possible, with en-
try fees serving as donations.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
INDUCTION LOOMS
TT.ADEI,PHJA

PHILADELPHIA, May 27. CUP)
-Shorstop Babe Dahlgren OF the
Philadelphia Phillies, currently one
of the National leagues leading
hitterS, may be inducted into the
armed services with the next quota
which probably will be called in
JUL, according to his draft board.
He has passed his preliminary phys
ical examination.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
M a r K ETS
L. HAY

LOS ANGLE. May 27#6UPI
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May p UPi-Grain futures
moved within narrow limits on the Board
of Trade today.
Grain futures declined on the close,
with rye off s. to = cent a bushel, wheat
off u 10 =, corn unchanged and oats
off a 10 =.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-27
BOYS WIN AWARDS
LETTERS T0BE
GIVEN OUT At


Central Union High Schools
track and field youths will be re-
Warded for the long hours they
spent in drills and in limited con-
tests during the spring season Fri
DAY when letter awards are pre-
scented to "A boys during an honor
assembly.
Coach Lou Birnbam said some
youths are also qualifying fer Com
mando Certificates.
Seven track letters Wi. be given
To Glass 4 performers, niHc in
Glass b and eight in Glass =.
In the Glass A division two boys
Ed Alarcon and Oscar Hester
will get their fourth track award
while Ernest Alarcon will receive
his third.
In Glass B John Corfman and
Ray Muncill will get their third
straight letters.
WINNERS LISTED
The following boys will receive
letters:
Glass A-Ed Alarcon, Oscar Hun
ter. Ernest AlarcOn, Dick Carr,
Stanley Jacobs, Cliff Richards,
Gerald Greer
Glass B John Corfman, Ray
Muncill. Kenneth Addudell. Rodolfo
Hernandez Hugh Lyon, John Roder-
lex, David Barrett, David Maupin,
Howard VOgt.
Glass C Nolan Harvey, Carl
Maggie, Kit Carson, Bill Sessions.
Lon Mayfield, James Cotney, Frank
Camacho, OrVan RoSenbaum.
The awards will be presented by
Birnbaum.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-31
N. G. HOGS

RALEIGH, Dec. 3O-lR-NCDA)
Hog markets steady with tops OF
1885 at Richmond and 1885 at
Rocky Mount.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-31
Three Giuen Suspended
Sentences For Beating
Mule Hooked To Auto

Three persons were brought into
Recorders court Thursday morn
ing ano Judge Winfield Smith gave
each a 30-day suspe: ded sentence
for beating a mule.
The arresting officer found Harry
Mills, C. F. Mills and j. j. Mills,
all white, with a mule harnessed
to the front of their automobile,
which had become stuck, and they
were beating the animal in trying
to get it to pull the vehicle out,
it vas stated. They were arrest
ed and charged with cruelty to
dumb animals.
George Pearson, Negro, was
convicted OF assault with deadly
weapon. He was previously charg-
ed with assault with deadly wea-
pom with intent to kill after ne
had stabbed Jud Fennell, Negro,
with an ice pick.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-31
SOUTHSIDE.
Produce Center

Having decided to promote and
otherwise rejuvenate our bust
ness, the Southside Produce
Center takes great pleasure in
announcing new and very de-
cisive conglomeration of their
personnel and accoutrements.
So the public will not miscon-
strue the enclosed evidence
per our last requisition to date
the management reinstates the
fact of such Inconsistency as
being negligent. Not to deter
you from any false presump-
ton, we further interrogate
certain rules governing the ac-
cusation, based entirely on
problematical and typographi-
cal error. In this, we feel, we
certainly are not to blame.
Feeling you may infer we are
deliberately trying to niscon-
sloperate our service, we offer
you the above and following
statement as our final delibera-
ton. We have no intention
whatever of Sinking our duty
in the sense of not outlining the
natural cause. This discredi-
bility remains wholly in the
constant wreckage and contin-
uous counterpart of the cir
cumstances we alone have re-
Gently contaminated. May you.
and all our competitors living
in this category, not fall afoul
or in any event do anything to
cross your local Draft Board.
AND WE ALSO WISH YOU A
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
1908 So. 3rd Open "a Hrs.
Phone 9197
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-31
Changes In Nursery
School Program Made

Changes in the nursery school
program were announced Thurs
day by Mrs. Eliza eth Williams
business manager.
A reduction in fees will be ef
fective January 3, as follows: $40
per week with an additional five
cents extra for breakfast, for
white children; $1.8J per week,
with the five cent addition, for Ne
gro children.
The Negro center at 9th and
Queen streets will be reopened on
January 10. This was closed a
month ago.
All nurseries not already in op-
GRAFTON since the holidays will open
again on Monday.