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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
MRS. KELLER ACCEPTS
POSITION IN RALEIGH

Mrs. Teresa c. Keller and her
daughter, Mary Jane, will go To Ra-
leigh next Tuesday and Mrs. Keller
will assume duties of position
which she has accepted with the
Methodist Orphanage. Harry Keller.
Mrs. kcllers son, will remain in Hen
dGrSon until November |. when he
expects tn report for duty under the
Nays VIZ program.
AT the Orphanage. Mrs. Keller and
Mary Jane will make their home AT
the McGhee Cottage.
Mrs. Keller has been employed al
the II. Leslie Perry Memorial Lib
rary here for the past four years.
with the exception of short while
last winter when she was connected
with the area rent control Office
mere.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
Group of Masons
At Meeting Held
In Halifax Friday

About twenty Henderson Masons
took their blue lodge degree team TO
Halifax Friday night and conferred
the master Mason degree on four
candidates at an elaborate festival
arranged by the Halifax lodge.
A feature of the evening was a
brunswick stew that was provided
by the Halifax Masons.
The lodge there is ono Of the old
est in the country. and meets in its
own hall. which is the Oldest build
ing used for a Masonic assembly
place anywhere in the United States.
The building was erected about 1850.
nearly two hundred years ago.
George Washington was once guest
Of the Halifax lodge.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
HENDERSON TOWNSHIP
WHITE
l24 Abbott. Claude & Lcssic.

l2I Abbott. Claude r. Lcssic
10 a. Conpcr Road ST52
l9l Anderson. Howard >
lots =. 49,. .Sllg1
go Ayscur, C. T. lois $50
3l7 Beckham. J. o. Est. W.
Henderson 400
354 Bobbitt. l.. NJ, Jr.. LOT s 900
4Oi Brame. Nathan, | LOT S 5.47
424 Briggs. Mrs. Mamie. | lot
Vance street sG37
489 Burrows. Mrs. r. d. | lo,
West End .sl9o6
535 Garter. ]. r. Jr. LOT,
william street " .'.' .sl4.s7
SAB Casper. ". II. / lot home $40 m
$50 cheSsOm, l.. III. / LOT SlGi
Gil Clark. W. G.. | lot home S G3I
G67 Collins. Mrs. w. G.. / LOT
home =. O.. =. =. ..Sl5.3y
948 Edwards. M. p. 10 lots
Raleigh Road :. 463
1914 Evcrottc. Martha, II ID
A Louisburg Road ........s $50
LOGS Fallincr. Matthews, Est.
l LOT .....................sl.G 7
1928 Fleming. W. r. / lot West
Henderson .sl3O2
1921 Gill. F.. A. | lot home $50 sB
1907 Gupton. David Il. lot.
South Henderson .....S 5.97
1868 Hardcc. Asa A. 2 lots Ss2 90
1867 Hardcc. Mrs. Asa. . lots s2I 80
1886 Harris, 4. tt LOT SCI -
1903 Harris. Mrs. Ida Mac lois . 90
1419 Harris. Mrs. Mamie. >
lots. North Henderson ..$2l.85
1888 Harris. Willard w. | LOT.
Garnet street .S3l.Ss
1923 Hicks. Norman, LOT.
Gary street =. =. ..SiT.8a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28

seal and mentality tests.
ll"S" accepted f"r service with
thr Navy are Robert Wc$lri Davis
oi ~" Orange street and John Henry
Drake al Baltimore. Accepted Ion the
Army are l'Hyipu Davis. 2n6 Rock
spring street: Anderson Fuller. PhIi-
adclphla: William Wyatt F"r". KIT
lrcll: tIir;uIEI Cobb. route >: Ira,
Thomas Hendricks, route /: ". j.
Matthew Hicks. Henderson: Robert
LIttlrI"nm. Portsmouth. Va: Anurcly.
jackson, go BrrckCnridrr street :
Matthew William AlSlon. route ::
James Nathaniel Jones, Jr. Ports
mouth. Va; Thomas Edward Mont
Gomcry, route >: and DamIrl Ley,
Smith, kittrrll route >
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of l.. T. Mitchell de-
ceased, late of the County of Vance.
State of North Carolina: this is to
Notify all persons having claims
against said estate To exhibit them
TO the undersigned on or before the
LIST day of August, 1914 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to the
estate will please make settlement
This 30th day of July. 1913.
EMMA S. MITCHELL.
Administrators of l.. r. Mitchell.
Kittrell & Kittrcll, Attys.
3l-7- ld-2l-28-l
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
Four-to-One Ratio Rejected
Among II Colored Selectees

Four Negro EclcctcrS were reject
cd Tor every ON" accepted from Il
contingent of - culorcd men sent tp
the Fort Bragg induction center on
August II by the Vance county Sclcc-
tive service board, the induction cen
ter informed the local board official
~ today.
Fourteen of the Negroes were &C
copied, two going Ia the Navy and
the balance la the Army, and 50
others were rejected 81 failing 10
pass physical examinations. u fail
ing tu meet mentality and iitcracy
requirements, one being under age.
one having previous discharge Groh.
the Navy. and one failing both phy-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
Plane With Bridegroom
Does Emergency Landing

Pilot Charles VI. Clark and
CO-PilDt X. d. Ball, the latter a
bridegroom be Of next Nom
day, made an emergency land
ing Oh the small landing field
four miles east of the city Fri
day evening about nine o'clock.
after circiing the city i'm an ef-
fort to locate 4 spot where they
could come down. They had only
about thirty minutes more or
gasoline left in the tanks of tho
twin mOtOrcd B-26 advanced
trainer plane in which they were
travelling.
The plane circlcd the city for five
on ten minutes. and Il spotlight N
The COrbitt Company was FLASHED
into the air and came near causiu.
the plane Ia drop there i'm Tho
thought that il was landing field
State Highway Patrulman Nj. G
Byrum and Deputy Sheriff ]. d
Peck saved the day for the pilots
however, when they rushed TO tn,
landing field and pukcd the patrn
cars beam directly into the al,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
MIDDLEBIRG TOWNSHIP
COIORED

8045 Eubanks. ". c. ! lot IS 40
8O81 Henderson. ElmuS 8 acres $ 2.52
8O98 Henderson. JuniuS lot . S 2.52
300 Henderson. MolliC 3 acres 5 5.G8
8lO2 Henderson. Thomas S.
Jas. 10 acres .Sl3.7I
8ll8 Pritchctt. Levi acre ....4.O8
$3.50 RCaViS. Matt. 3 Sd acres SlI.O4
8l5l RcaviS. Vim. Est. | lot S 200
8l19 TwiSdalc. XaCk. 9 acres S 200
S2O7 SancCy. Louise. | lot ...S 2.Ug
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
TOWNSVILLE TOWNSHIP
COLORED

7195 Bullock, Mamie, lot S 220
7l86 Bullock, Sam lot ...S 153
1l96 Daniel. Mamie. lot ..SlO.75
1919 kcarney. Elmira. Is acres s 40
1905 Mason, Simon. 81 acres .S34.7y
1875 Scott. Thomas. Est. sc
pSiN 70 $500. > W.
1885 Terry. Bessie. | lot .....S Bis
1910 Thomas, Cyrus 40 acres S3O.79
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
jackson Attends
Spotter Meeting
OF Norfolk Area

l.. a. Jackson, local civilian super
visor Of the Ground Observer Corps,
Aircraft Warning System under the
Norfolk Fighter Wing. went TO Nor
folk this morning 10 attend a two
day session AT which supervisors
throughout this territory of North
Carolina and Virginia will discuss
common problems and become fur
Their acquainted with the air defense
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28

system.
John Il. Maycs, Jr.. Of Oxford ana
w. Boyd White of Norma were
among those expected tu attend from
this immediate territory.
In addition To visiting the Norfolk
information center and attending
business sessions, the delegates will
be guests Of the Fifth Naval District
Those attending the conference.
will also he presented with the FIRST
Fighter Commands rcccatly issued
awards Tor mcritoriouS service. The
medals are to he awarded ON the
basis of length of service and ulr,-
standing duty on Il volunteer basis.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
Bulgarian
Crisis Near
Continued from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
illness made in n Bulgarian broad
cast led 10 the belief in some Tur-
kiSii quarters that tn Sing may haSc
been the victim oil. an assassination
attempt.
1stanbul heard wholly unverificd
reports that the king suffered a
heart attack after an unpleasant
two-day conference at the head
quarters of Adolph Hitler during
which the nazi leader became en-
ragged and attempted TO strike the
monarch,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
NUTBUSH Observation-Disclosures

I45l Bullock. Eliza II acres S ESQ
I+56 Bullock. Frank II. 78
acres Cbgll 60, On
7478 Bullock. T. S. - acres .Sl8.23
1924 Hargrovc. Sooky. Est -
acres S2l5
1865 billiard Mary. II acres S 2.o4
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
KITTRELL TOwNsHIP-wHuTE.

5O2l BcCkham. W. r. 90 acres s 9.4i
5000 BlaCknall c. l.. Est. five
acres ................. 4.iG
5078 COGhill. p. d. 90 acres .SlO.O3
5lO2 Edwards. Mrs. Clinton.
Do acres ................. Sl7.71
Sill Edwards. NJ. p. 90 acres Sl8.5I
SIPS Ellis. p. L. 42 acres .. S23.36
$3.50 Erdmons, r. NJ. lot,
home OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1891 POythress. Mrs. Rose z.
and j. y. Ellis acres ..S Blu
5452 Stanton. II. G.. Est. 3 acres S 824
5i62 Stokes. Mrs. Rosa. ITO
acres (bal) ..............S 3.38
5478 Strickland, w. ~, 4 acres s 1.76
$500 Williams, B. b. 81 acres s All
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
WATKINS TOWNSHIP
(OLOREn

Gi30 Floyd. G. +. Est. 81 10
acres " Or
6l6O Parham. J. W. 100 acres s y37
GLIB Terry. Austin. Est. acre 81 ~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
Notice Of Sale Of Land For
1912 County Taxes

Under the authority of the laws of Carolina the I'M
uerSgned tax collector of Vance County will sell taxes
Monday September g. 1913 being the Monday of said
moh at the court house door in Henderson, n beginning
clock noon all such property listed below which has not
een redeemed before that time Following is the list showing
IN whose name listed description Of property amount due
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
KITTRELL TOWNSHIP
COIORED

$685. Booth, Mary, So 10 acres S 6.87
1886 Booth, Wayne acre S 4.86
1919 Cannady. Wyatt. | lot S 1.5y
563l Crudup. Henderson, Est.
lot ...,....... ........ ....S Z.OZ
$685. Crudup. !. H., 1-2 acre S | 90
5643 Davis, Indiana, acre IS 1888
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP
COI.ORED.

gal Aston. Geo. Est. 81 acres S 4.63
8I66 Broad Hill Lodge Ia acre 2.O9
1898 Owen. Tom. l6 acres IS 8.64
6905 Register. Lucinda. Est.
81 l-2 acres ...........S 9.6y
1927 Williams. Fannie, 81
acres ...... .............S T1S
1928 Williams. II. r. IL acres S 2.s4
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
WILLIAMSBURG TOWNSHIP
COI.ORED.

Glib burton, .Ias. Est. s. acres S go
6'89 Hamilton. y. ~. Esr. -
,icic$ '................. i.3S
68l3 Henderson. R"h;. 90 acres S 40
G8+2 Kelley. Lula II. Est. . IL
hSlcS 3o2
6884 Ragland, Thad J. 40 acres S 9.G5
639l Snccd. GCvan. ID acres S G.g5
o9l2 Taylor, Jordan, As ID
acreS ................. .Sl0.37
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
DABNEY TOWNSHIP-NuITE

6l9l B"bbi,;. +. V. .Jr., Sc
,''t - 'r'...... ............ .Sli.Gl
62l0 Burroughs. |. ". | lot S go
O229 Crews. Miss EuGinia. %
acres " sc5o
G3i2 Wall. Mrs. l.. ID. 10 acres S g.G5
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
TOWNSVILLE TOWNSHIP
WHITE

'oO4 Crews. Mrs. Lotto NJ. 100
acres (balD S7o9
.oi2 Glover. Mrs. Mac, 2l7 a .S8T. AT
.oi6 Gupton. j. p. lot .....Sl3.92
49, Tucker, +. 7. lot .S2l.T8
i3O Williams, ASA ! lot ...S 6.88
Ii3l Williams, Mrs. Asa. LOT Sl2.8y
'l52 Williams. David Est. "a
acres ................. Sl6,j5
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
DABNEY TOwNSlIIp-COLORED.
WILLIAMSBURG TOWNSHIP
WHITE

ilIG Mugbcc. Sue. = acres .SlG7
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28

1000 Helps-Buy 1860 More!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
Touch FootboII At "" Toniqht

Tonight starting at 6:30 at the Central YMCA the Hi-Y Touch Football league will have its initial start with twelve teams fighting for the supremacy of the two leagues that are to be conducted this year. Seven teams are entered in the Hi-Y league, naemly Sigma. Lan- cers, Beta, Alpha, A. 2. A., Pi Lambda and Sacred Heart while the intermediate Hi-Y league there are the Plainsmen, White Elephants, Ursi, Vultures and another team whose name is not yet known. In the opening game 1t will be Sigma vs. Lancers. Listed for action Tues day is the Beta and Alpha clubs. Pi Lamba and A. 2. 4. will collide on Wednesday. This week Sacred Heart drew a bye. Last year the Cadets were the winners of this popular Touch Football indoor league. With the Cadets out this year, right at this moment 1t looks as though the strong teams will be represented by Alpha and Lancers who were runners up ia that order to the Cadets. Tommy Donahue will supervise the league games this year and also some of the younger boys gym classes. He will be assist ed by Constantine Metropolis and Francis MacCormack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
COSTA BROTHERS
 BARTOLO, BATES FIGHT THIS WEEK
BY JACK FROST United Press Staff COrresnondank


 Boston, Oct. II = (UP) = Glass rather than quantity features the New England boxing show this week with two regional champions in ac- ton and the clouting Costa broth- CTS from Woonsocket, R. l., sched- uled for appearances.
 For the first time in well over a year the ring lights will be dark on a Monday. Weather forced aban- donment until sprinC of the outdoor >outS at West Springfield and the promoters have been unable to close for an indoor location. In additian, Homer Reinault's Valley Arena con- struction is stalling and he may not open until after New Years Day.
 Perhaps the most important fight of the week--at least for the parti- cipsnts- s--comes tomorrow night at New Bedford where Tony Costa faces the highly dangerous Red Brown of Detroit.
 Costa, seventh ranking feather weight, has signed to meet NBA champion Phil Terranova in the auditorium at Providence. R. T., Oct. l8 and sought to step out Of the New Bedford bout so he would be primed for the champion. Promoter Jimmy Mede refused to waive his rights so Costa must beat Brown in order to be it for Terranova.
 Bartola vs. Bates
 Because of state law, the appear ancc of New England featherWeight champion Sal Bartola aglnst Billy Bates Of Plttsburyh will come Wed- nesday. Bartolo was favored to take the decision in the match that 0Fi- ginalty was scheduled for the Tues day holiday.
 On Tliursday Q second New Eng land champion makes an appear ance when Eaiddleweight Colay Weich Of Portland. Me., battles in his home city with Handy Andy Holland of New York City.
 Holland, 6 rugged ag9roaa0r who hos been inactive for several weeks. Mng cause tho champion N0lne trouble. Weich ls due fof hla flf1l apNenfanNa ln MHasaeHMENlta since A4iE4 AontfafiY discharged IFeN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
St. Amend Bird Best ln 200 Miia Race

In the 200 mile young bird race From Wilmington, Delaware, spon- Bored by the Bristol, Terryville Thomaston Pigeon club, on Sunday, October 10, a bird owned by G. st. Amand. of Waterbury, won first place with an average speed of B92.sl yards per minute.
 Birds were liberated at ll:30 a. m. |and the winning bird was clocked |st 5:30 D. m. A bird from the loft of Arthur Denze, also of Wa erbnry, won second place, with an verage speed of 881.66 yards per ninute.
 Eleven lofts of O birds partici- n1ed.
 Other members who ciocked birds and reported were as follows:
 A. Ross, Bristol, S8l50 yards per minute.
 ?. 0osinski, TerTyville, 8Sl.4S yards
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
(Reg. U. s. Pat. Off.) BY JACK CUDDY
United Press Staff COrrespondent)

United Press Staff COrrespondent)
 New York, October II. - (UP) - Monday morning quarterbacking:
 Give Amos Alonzo Stagg a couple more years experience, and he'll really turn out a footbal lteam. Although he's Sl now, his current college of Pacific Tigers have bowled over Alameda Coast Guard, St. Mary's pre-flight. U. c. L. A. and California.
 Operative No. 68.5 reports that some wise guy at the Notre Dame- Michigan game beloved, lis there jeweler in the house?" - when it was learned that the official clock had gone goofy. permitting the third period to last g minutes.
 In the fourth period of that con- test, Michigan built those S6,000 fans up to a terrific let-ciown when 1t reached Notre Dame'S six-inch line on second down: then failed to score on two plunges by big Bill Daley.
 So Near-But
 But the height of heartbreak came at Great Lakes, III, when Dean Sensanbaugher of Ohio State took the kickoff, after Great Lakes first touchdown in the third period, and galloped '98 years = only to be halted just short of Q touchdown. Then the sailors stopped the Buckeyes could. A touchdown then might have caused at tie game, instead of an Orio State defeat.
 Billy Southworth could use Bobby Hoernschemeyer, Indiana's freshman fullback who pitched six touchdown passes as the HooSiers husked Me- brasaka, 54-13. Did you notice that rice. though totally rationed by Tu- lane 33-O, managed to get to the one-yard stripe in suffering its third straight defeat?
 Richmond beat Virginia for the first time in their half-century of football relations. Richmond now regrets that Camp Grant is not on its schedule. Grant failed to take Purdue Saturday.
 Remember Harvard7 We'll. Har- ward did pretty well Saturday. It managed to reach its opponents ls- stripe in the third period before fumbling. while being beaten is-0 by a team called Worcester Poly- technic Institute.
 Army, which now has rolled up i20 points against e goose eff for three opponents. displayed chivalry in the waning minutes of Saturdays bi-0 sham battle with Temple, Charley Sampson. Q guard, inter- cepted a pass and galloped co yards, Instead 0f going over fo TO toich- down. he aaiaIntiy placed the ball on the 0iaesfoot stripe. On the next play he aleppad back and booted n neid Euni.
 Nol1a nameh Angelo nerlell| iN . 1FnneE1Ns Mau N|fN HnHHe HF feet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11

per minute. c. Fowler, Torrington, s7o.4s yards per minute. ,MsAlNll
 J. .Lebeoenski. southington, S77.3i yards per minute.
 w. Riendeau, Bristol, s77.S5 yards per minute.
 w. Austin, Oakville, s57.9s yards per minute.
 F. Rousseau. Bristol. ssS.S2 yards per minetu.
 J. Ellis. Watertown, S22.S5 yards per minute.
 w. Away, Thomaston, no report.
 Next weeks race will also be from Wilmington, Delaware. Members will report att he Thomaston rail- road station, Octobe:. .S ct ! o'clock to ship the birds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11

Touchdown, made by Schiller - Point after touchdowns, made by Schiller.
 Substitute: Naugatuclx, Kuczynsli, Stinson, Jurxenski, Pompano. Murphy. Boauiac. Perriotti. Lom- bard.
 Referee: Conway; umpire: Knight; llnesman, Massey. Time: Four 12- minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
Hoop Meeting

All candidates for basketball teams in the newsly formed Industrial League are asked to be on hand tonight at ' D. m. at the Y. M. c. A. both men and girls included in the summons announced by Ed Mc- Grath of the Scoyill Company. Roy Murphy will coach the scovill teams while J. Alden White, Cheshire coach Is to handle the Chase en- tries. both groups expected to enter male and female gr0lps In the hoop loop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
Tailoring Aerial OiIsnsIvt cOst Greedy Victory sah
FINAL sCoRE . To .

On Saturday of last week coo Grid fans from far and wide cone verged on the Municipal Stadium, with one firm convictorn foremost In their minds, that being that their favorite sons, Crosby and Central respectively, would win a decisive victory over the other In the forth coming gridiron contest. But none of the local color expected could bD found, nor could any of those tense situations, or moments he en- 4countered, in perhaps one of the most unexciting sport contests to come off here in many a season.
 On watching Crosby move into action from the sidelines, in other words, (right on the spot) in the first half we saw her attempt one half dozen forward passes all be- ing unsuccessful. The ground att tack which was negotiated mainly by rushes, with either Rosa or Me- Donnell Juggling the ball, netted Crosby about 70 of her total of 100 yards gained in the course of ( periods of play. The boys knew their ground plays as far as they 90, but 1t seemed from where l stood that before half of the contest was com pleted that Central stopped the Blue at every turn, although q few end runs, plus 8 few rushes gained Crosby a few yards totaling about 30 in the last half.
 The strong Central grid machine was very slow and cautious in the opening half, gaining about 90 of their 130 yards in the whole con- test, and unleashing only two of a total of 5 forward passes with none clicking. Tn the second half try ing vainly to score against a strong Blue line Central through ruslles and mainly through a run back ili the third by Billy Smythkowski who with the help of Charlie SoracaS line drives brought the ball up to the Crosby twenty-five but lost the down by about a yard. Then iia the final minutes of the last quar- ter in sheer desperation, Central lnleashed three passes with the first two failing, and the final for ward clicking, netting about lb yards for Central putting her on the. Crosby. 10 with Q first down, but to no avail as the whistle had blown.
 But such Q contest, I think, proved to Crosby that she must de- velop Q few more plays. plus az1 aerial attack which 1s the chief yardage gainer ln wartims football.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
The Broadway
 BugIe
By DAN PARKER

BABE RUTH WHO recently has m o s.s @ G y % S S TO ' s r s @ D OS died In JOhannesnug from injuries received when fell the racing greyhound Of Nick the Miller tore it's efforts O ticke agencies H brand perverion of logic.
 PLASTER CAST or JOE LOUIS right fist exhibition
 A Ss B S s % A. as 1S MSsS .n of Naturs % History 5 as the one at Belmont recently and the stswrss @ ordered the Se sn1 S s Ssys c L Rock
 s @ .sssn % ~ ssars. ranging from sS tS over eO weekly Dn sn Sns' about 1sng Ss.d
 Boxing Sa S Sss WITH c45zdo AND sINxwIcH outstanding NOrthp pilot Of an Army patrol Yale in the and vss spnteT the track % the A the first world ws and Sld nUH wN0 DOs g @ Fort nssS C. %s 9 the series with @ Stan Val Army camps in North nos Of the bouts ' 'p T Vn0 r'ese' MEYER CTHE PHnosoPHER ACkERMAN the boxing press turns from the war At training recently
 ss' Gs'iS T sas lost
 ' Esss.s 'iss sspss9. e% n 's as % % sS 1n SaS PaS a % GSS E.n Se % TSn CH % SnnC c w s4s ns saDD' s. Charley S $ @ @ S 4S sss Sn. @ % p:: asd s 3 % s1 recently o % m % sy SSSNu "A roRAN the featherweight stationed at VIII Rogers Field Oklahoma City with the s7th Bomb Squadron
  i hs training preventing Ginger from earning few bucks Reversing the procedure ner Times sports department has taken with a Zimmerman former Washington sports writer ne U g Army forces Tn India Nomination for the Boxer AWardFeddie Cochrane ana hasn't tucked behind his profession getting THE CARDS going Cooper Ray Blades may be ne pdgers next manager Horace stoneham hug w PaSes 70 feOuo s Giants Johnny Allen says he's retiring oin the U g. Army Hornby manager until the Texas League folded during recent season A' 'S"'O'0 games at 
 FRANKIE Tanks was B Oct Hls first ch,d A@lgh vas born Oct 4th 19A1, 19a3 In the past few wee three fighters were hit avtonobnes within block of anOher: WE and Kid Rooney. contemporary Sullivan d of hs injuries Pv Terry Moore played U S. Army AMstars from Trinidad Cracas recently in tie series against nternaona Snanps m vhlch ahs Veneasan: made clean heok on tho New York circuit leg and all?
 PRIVATE LOU the boxing coach at rt Rosecrans
 
 Eiel Arizona Danny Gibbons Mikes followed brothers Gene and Jim into the Marines denhar the old light heavyweigh warhorse chief police Hanes Alaska Nat Fscher will entertain the soldiers tonight Middle west is recupeanr n sxss hospital from wounds received during soo- BRANCH RTCKEY tried get reservations with the Cards tEavelng tO st. Lou papers Ing # h deliberate Torrer Yankee basop has work with the Aa Powder Co of Sheldon Springs Mo- Hope powder sets in BennyS pompadow.
 ATWOOD HIo5Y the fight promoter with the ioeas who wanted in cities swnding laneRishn cLnk as result of being Baseball writers underwent a oneraton N, osto x o cataacts rom one of his Eeason tne clubs may train once in South Copyright 19lS, King Features synGcae 'St. Amend Bird Best Iper minute.