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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
Gus Britain Ordered Placed
On BasebaN:s Ineligible List
J udge W. G. Branham
Orders Additional Fine;
Mungo Suspended

DURHAM, N. C., Aug. 3O-PH
Judge w. G.. Bramham Friday
placed one Tobacco State League
manager on baseball's ineligible
list indefinitely and suspended an
other for what he called one of the
worst demonstrations of rowdyism
in the minor leagues in 20 years.
Gus Britain of Wilmington, who
has been fined. $50 and suspended
for the season by the league, was
fined an additional $50 and declared
ineligible. Van Lingle Mungo,
formerly of the New York Giants
and now managing Clinton, was
suspended for the season. Mungo
had been fined $50 by the league.
Britain was charged with rush
ing onto the field and humping UNI
pire James Goodwin during a Will
mington-Clinton game at Whining
ton, Aug. 10. Fans swarmed out OF
the stands supporting Britain.
When the uprising apparently
had been quelled, a fist fight de-
veloped between Britain and Nun.
go. This was followed by a general
free-for-all in which umpire God
win and several players were in.
jured.
Mungo testified at a hearing be-
fore Bramham Thursday that he
was held and beaten by players
and fans.
Bramham said that in all fl
ture cases of assaults on umpires
and conduct melting riots the pen
atty would be ineligibility for the
offending player.
"Shunney" Britain, placed on
the ineligible list by Judge Bran.
ham yesterday said last night that
he would appeal to the Minor Lea
que Car for reinstatement as soon
as possible.
"There is not much hope that
will get back in uniform this sea-
son, but I feel that they (The Ma
tional Association of professional
baseball leagues) should give me a
hearing On the matter and recon
slider the penalty placed on me by
Judge Bramham," Britain said
last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
WILDCATS PREPARE
FOR OPENING GAME
Sc Turn Out For Daily
Drills Al 18th
And Ann
BY GENE
Star Sports Writer

With their first football game
against Kinston on September 10
only two weeks away the New
Hanover High School Wildcats
charged through their final work
outs withous gridiron pads yes
terday morning. Afternoon rains
prevented the 4 o'clock drills,
which were to be the first in foot
ball armor
Over Sc boys were observed at
one time or another, prancing
across the field, throwing passes,
and lifting high spiraling punts.
The most notable, of course, was
triple-threat Louis Sykes, return
ing aerial wizard, who starred in
the Wildcat overhead offensive
during the '46 season. 'Bubba" is
welcome back. He has all-around
touchdown qualities - namely,
passing, running, punting, and ex-
ira point kicking. The swivel
hipped senior paced everyone ir
scoring in his As play.
Butch Swart is the big re-
placement for giant John Hobbs,
who graduated last year and now
is reported playing for Wake
Forest. Other huskies, along with
Swart, are Bill Cohn, DOC" Ven
tiers, Dick Jordan, and Bobby
Haas. These are probably the
tackle candidates.
A new boy from South Carolina
came into the football picture yes
terday also in the person of John
son. He looks like a tricky run
ner, and Brogden is using him al
fullback. Homer Brewer, the
American Legion Junior baseball
star, also stood out like red
from the others with his spirited
practice work. Brewer made sew
eral nice snags of passes bott
from a defensive and offensive
angle Another recruit, A. G.
Gregg, received a great deal oil
attention from Unlocking specta-
tors with his sparkling punt re-
turns.
AS for kicking, Linwood Girls
som, Louis Sykes, and Dick Han
son got some long and high punts
away. Also booming them dowr
the field was burly Coach jar
Davis. Former Duke star Tom
Davis sprinted back on severa.
occasions with several frantic
youngsters trying to tag him on
to his return training phase.
To any sport enthusiasts who
with to 60 out, and watch them,
the MINIS squad practices from
10 a. m. to II o'clock in the morn
ings and from 4 p. m. to around
6 o'clock in the afternoons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
IN Sports Pan@~
@Tpr<;> c (:
BY Roy Cook
BY Roy Cook

head, but a COLD head, NOT
10 argue with some. of the UNI
pires hired in the circuit. The
umplres sent here and from
reports l get, the other towns
nave also suffered from "blind
umpires". They have called
plays that were not even CLOSE
-. This is not an opinion, but
FACT, ask any spectator who
mas attended Tobacco State
League games. At any rate ALL
wilmington is pulling for the
Judge to give "Shunney" an
other chance.
Last night Luby Pollock,
president of the Pirate base
ball club said he has designat-
ed tonight as Jim Station
Night" in honor of the popu-
lar catcher Johnny Will
bourne has been appointed
manager of the Buccaneers to
replace Gus Britain The
Pirates have six more games
to play this season and a, very
small chance to catch the An
gier Colts in the race for fourth
place go. Two more fights re-
ported in the Tobacco State
League this week -. The lea
que is never down, unless it's
knocked Down.. Some mighty
fast races are scheduled at
the Carolina Beach Dog Race
track tonight, some OF the fast
est greyhounds in the nation
will break from the boxes at
8:15 -. Thanks to Mr.. James
H. Register, of Clinton for his
Postal Card We wish we
had nothing to do but sit down
and write such mice" cards -.
The SENECA Fish Rodeo got
off to a god start Friday. Sew
eral nice catches were reported
and the first entry was made
by Dewey Bridger, Jr., of
BladenborO,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
Pirates Lose To Smithfield, 1913
BOSTON RED S0X
SWEEP TWIN Bill
Defeat Athletics, 60 And
6-2; Hughson And
Bagby Hurl

BOSTON, Aug. 80 -(R)- With
Tex Hughson and Jim Bagby Civ
ing artistic pitching performances,
The Boston Red Sox Friday swept
a doubleheader with the lowly
Philadelphia Athletics, 60 and e..
Hughson limited the AS to four
scattered singles while gaining the
shutout that marked his 18th win.
The Seekers collected all nine of
their hits against starter Luther
Knerr before chasing him from the
mound with a five-run barrage in
the fifth inning.
While Bagby was limiting the
visitors to five hits in the night
cap, Rudy York basked out his
18th homer for the Seekers
against Phil Marchildon, who also
went the full distance.
.(FIRST GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
SNATCH
FORFEIT VICTORY
Gives Sanford The
Game As Players Fail
To Take Field

SANFORD, Aug. 80 - A heated
argument on the part of Lonnle
Smith over whether he swung ms
bat for enough to have a tnlro
strike called on him resulted IN
Umpire Smiths giving a 2 to l
game to Sanford here Friday
night.
The Stars Sanford correspon-
dent said that after being called
out, Smith continued to bee"
about the decision to the plate
umpire, and was finally ordered
off the field. Then the other Clln-
ton player came out, and argued,
going into their dugout with Smith.
Therefore the game was given to
Sanford.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

rbe decision handed down
' IOraav by Minor League
ye ". G. Eramham, has
va licked and amazed most of
81, 'a' Wilmington baseball fans.
rs. Judge placed an addition
inc so fine on Manager Gus
attain "a and placed him on
e~D..sbaIl's Ineligible list -. The
sa was an aftermath Of
aS'' wear riot' at Legion
ins in the Wilmington
s sialu game August 10.
The opinions expressed by
neal fans varied in many
u' hut, the main topic of
N .,rset corner conversations was
"Why did Mungo get off SO
rr,bto" Many of the spec
. nsm at the game that night
'ad Nungo, the Clinton manag-
~ nassed the first blow that
'.,rted the fans rush to the
playing field,
did not see The game and
uil not try to tell any version
IA but the many fans l have
,,lked with since the incident
haDuened were of the opinion
that Britain was not to blame
FIR the fight / Will not ar
sup with 1.-The Judge on his
decision, but l don't think he
has the complete details of
lust what happened on the field
te night of the near riot"
Britain said last night that
he would ask reinstatement as
soOn as possible and l feel sure
that Judge Bramham. who is
one Of the fairest men in base
ball, will give the Wilmington
manager another chance to don
baseball toys. 'Tis true that
Brittain's actions in other
games might have caused the
Judge to be as hard as he was
90. But, in my opinion, a man.
aver in the Tobacco State lea
que, has to have not a cool
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
HANOVER LOOP TITLE
AT STAKE TUESDAY AS
MOOSE MEET POSTMEN

The curtain will fall down on
Hanover league softball Tuesday
night. when the Lolay Order OF
Moose, first half champions, play
the powerful Post Office, second
half winners, at Robert Strange
park. The Tuesday night schedule
has a twin bill on tap. If the two
competing teams split, then Wed
nesday will be the deciding date:
The series will be a two out OF
three affair.
Bert Hawley, city recreation dl-
rector, announced that the cham
pion would play Ninth Streets 10
year old club in an exhibition
series. following the playotfs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
EASTERN LEAGUE
TITLE AT STAKE
Championship Battle Slat.
edFor Masonboro Field
Sunday Afternoon

The MaSonboro- Whiteville game,
long awaited championship battle
10 decide the semi-pro Ea stern
State league winner, will be played
at M%asonboro diamond Sunday,
but instead Of only one ARRAY there
will be two tussels. The tits are
set for $3.50.
Last week the two clubs were
scheduled to clash at Whiteville,
but rain forced a postponement.
frank Maner, manager of Mason.
'oFo, indicated yesterday that he
would place his victory twins, W.
a. Browa and Snag Allen, in the
ooS Tor Sundays encounter.
I'VE are only one game ahead OF
HAlteville, Therefore, I am put
ing my two aces on the mound TO
capture both games or at least
a split Maner said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
DELC0 OVERC0MES
RANGERS, I TO 4
Workman Oh Aces Pitches
x-Hitter; Rain Ends
Tilt In Sixth

The Delco Aces defeated Winter
Parks Rangers, 7 to Z, at Legion
Stadium last night in a game called
at the end of the six inning because
of rain.
Workman of the Aces turned in
a nice hurting performance for the
local crowd, striking out seven,
walking one. He gave up only six
scattered hits.
Ned Braswell and Hewlett shar'
ed the hurting duties for Winter
Park. BrasWell was the more i'm
pressive of the two, as the tall
Highlander sent four down via the
wifi route, and issued only three
bases on balls.
Leading hitters were Clayton
Marks, and Workman for Delco
who each gathered two singles for
four times at bat. There was no
batter on the losers who knocked
out more than n safety.
De1co takes the field again this
afternoon, playing Hilton at 18th
and Ann field at 3 o'clock.
Winter Park 900 121-4
DeIco 200 212-7
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
Carolina Yacht Club
To Hold Races Sunday

The Carolina Yacth Club Will
hold a point race Sunday after
noon. in Banks Channel at z
o'clock, it was announced last
night by Edwin Nets, chairman
of the regatta committee.
The Club will also have 2 Cup
Race on Labor Day, he added.
Sundays events will be the last
for the completion Of the total
number of points compiled during
the summer.
Hamptons, Comets, Snipe and
Moth class boats will take to the
water in both days events.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
Opticians Win

Jimmy Moore's City Optici-
ans turned on the hitting power
last night to defeat the Atlantic
Coast Line "Champions" IA to
8, in a Senior Glass A league
game at Robert Strange park.
The second game between
the Senior Fraternity and Sum
shine Laundry was raineG out
in the third inning.
Biggs hurled for the Railmen
and Poovey toiled for the Eye
men.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

Runs batted in - Bass, Jackson,
Stephens, Scrobola 2, House. Two
base hits - Scrobola 2. Janik,
Ratteree. Sacrifices - Mills. Left
on bases A. F. IA, D E 5. Bases
on bals-off: Taylor 8. Struck out,
by - Taylor 7, House 8. Umpires-
Adcock, J. Stephenson, Clinard.
Time of game - LBS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
Winter Par
Delco
Suspended

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 30 -P-
Ray L. Kennedy, general manager
of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Friday
announced suspension of pitcher
Jim Hopper, of Charlotte, N. c., for
failure to report to club officials
here after being released last
week by Birmingham, Ala. team
of the Southern Association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
Winter Park Rangers
Scheduled To Meet
Bears This Afternoon

Inc Winter Park Rangers will
meet the Winter Park Bears this
afternoon at the 18th and Ann
streets park in a crucial Indepen-
ueat League contest.
me clubs are tied for the top po-
s..lon IN the circuit and the lead
slSAlp will be decided in today's
~ ssne. Frank Hines, manager OF
Dunk Futrelle will pitch for
t Ls Bears and Jerry Hilburn be-
s.io the bat. Emory Hewlett is
az. ..a,Fd 10 get the Ranger mound
t tsi with Harlan McKeithan be-
md Nd the plate.
,.9 ane contest will be called al
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
DoCUsEN WINS

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 up -
Bernard Doeusen streamllned
Young welterweight from New Or
leans, made a successful though
unimpressive Madison Square de-
but Friday night by winning an
easy eight-round decision ove-
paul Reguejo of Mexico
before a crowd estimated at H.
fnn
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

Errors - Poklemba 2, Nc
Keithan, Howard, Neizgoda.
Runs batted in-Smith, Neizgoda 2,
Daniels, Kukulka, Woodland 3,
Plantz, Croker 2, Balla e, Pok-
lemba. Two base hits-Howard.
Poklemba. Three base hits-HoW-
ard. Woodland 2. Bases on balls
Off Bird 8, Lamb 4, Ingle 7.
Struck out, by - Bird 3, Lamb 3,
Ingle 8. Hits off Lamb in 4 1-3
innings d; off; Ingle in 3 % inn
ings 5. Losing pitcer - Lamb.
Umpires - Cullen and Gle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
Angler DEFEATS
DUNN-ERWlN, 81
House Allows Five Hits As
Mates Collect Eleven
Blows

DUNN, Aug. 80 The Angler
Fuquay Colts defeated the Dunn
Erwin Twins 5 to l here Friday
night. House, on the mound for
the Colts allowed six hits, while
his mates were collecting II
bingles off Taylor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
INDIANS WIN

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 30 - R -
The Cleveland Indians scored
seven run eff Bob Harris in the
first two innings and then STAYED
off Milwaukee Brewer challenges
to win an exhibition game, Z to 6,
Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
Hogan Leads

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 30 -(R}-
PEA Champion Benny Hogan,
chisled out a five under par %
Friday to take a one-stroke lead
in the first round of the $l5,ooo
Golden State Golf Tournament at
the California Country Club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
"JIM STATION NIGHT"

L.. M. Pollock, Pirate presi-
dent, announced yesterday
that tonight's game with San
ford would be set aside as
"Jim Station Night" in honor of
the Pirate catcher, who has
worked with the Wilmington
club faithfully throughout the
Tobacco league season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

E-Suder, Marchildon. RBI - Grimes
York, Doerr 2. Moses, Russell. 2BH =
Valo, Moses. HR-York. S-Suder, Par
tee, Russell. DP-Suder to Grimes te
McQuinn. LOB-Philadelphia 6, Boston g.
BOB-off Marchildon 3. off Bagby 4. sc
by Marchildon 2. WP-Marchildon. Pc
-Partee. U-Weafer and Summers. T.
1853. A-16,833 fpaid).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

Errors - None. Runs batted in
Smith, Hedrick, Pugh. Two base
hits - Morris 2, Smith. Bases on
balls-off: Mosser 6. Struck out, by
- Mosser 4, Stone 10. Umpires -
Smith and Mann.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
D0ubleheader Scheduled
At Legion Field Tonight
President Pollock Announces "Jim Station
Night; Sanford Spinners To Be Oppon-
ent; First Game Starts At 7 O'Clock

SMlTHFlELD, Aug. 30.-Their playoff chances dwind-
ling with every defeat, the Wilmington Pirates fell farther
behind the clutch playing Angier-Fuquay Colts here Friday
night, as Smithfield battered the BUGS, IA to 3.
The official Tobacco State league schedule reveals the
"last ditch" battle Wilmington's entry must wage if they
are to fight for the flag after September 2. There are ex-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

actiy six more games to play.
Right now the Pirates are chasing
frantlcally after the fast-running
Colts, who are two and one-half
games away. The Sanford double
header at Legion Stadium tonight
looks like the final and largest bar.
rier that Wilmington must over.
come.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

HONORABLE MENTION Zone
or more votes)-LorenZ, Gentry,
Scrobola, Hardee, and Mills of An
gier-Fuquay; Holmes, Stephenson
and Denning of Dunn-Erwin; Pok-
lemba, P. Smith, Davis, Andrews,
Lamb and Britain of Wilmington;
Bohonko, B~allerini, Riley, Mossor,
Peterson and Mungo of Clinton;
Powell, Messing, Pugh, Quinn,
Hedrick,. Stone. Amman and Butch
er Of Sanford; Howard, Nezgoda
| and Daniels of Smithfield.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

TODAY'S GAMES
Brooklyn at New Y~ork-Higbe Q3-4>
IS. Kennedy OBJ.
Boston at Philadelphia-Johason GA
and Niggeling Q-5l VS.. Mauney (4-3) and
Schanz (4-4).
St. Louis at Pittsburgh-Dickson U2-4)
VS.. Strincevich Gid.
Chicago at Cincinanti-Wye (13-e) VS..
Heusser GID or Vandermeer (s-8).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

E-Majeski. RBI-Williams. DiMaggio,
Doerr, York. Higgins 2. 2BH Higgins,
DiMaggio. Wagner. SB Times. DIP -
Suder, Grimes and McQuinn: Pesky,
Doerr and York. LOB-Philadelphia S;
Boston 7. BOB-Knerr 3, Pagan /. Hugh
son 2. SO-Hughson 2. H-off Knerr 9
in 5 innings; Pagan none in 8, LIP =
Knerr. U-Passarella. Weafer and Sum-
mers. T-1:41. a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
WILMINGTON 3. Smithfield IA.
Clinton l, Sanford 2.
Angier-Fuquay S, Dunn-Erwin 1.
TODAY'S GAMES
Sanford at WILMINGTON az.
Smithfleld at Dunn-ErWin.
Clinton at Angier-Fuauay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
Philadelphia Powers
4-3 Win Over Giants

NEW YORK, Aug. 80. -Pe
Philadelphia's Jim Tabor, John
ny Wyrostek and Del Ennis clout-
ed homers Friday night to lead
the Phillies to a 4-3 victory over
the New York Giants.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
'TODAY'S GAMES

.TODAY'S GAMES
Cleveland at Chicago-Embree (8-10)
n Reynolds Q0-12) VS.. Lopat Q0-10).
Detroit at St. Louis -(night)-New-
houser (22-6) VS.. Potter (8-Sl.
New York at Observation-Disclosures us
y VS.. Haefner 12-9) or Scarborough e.
81.
Philadelphia at B~oston-Fowler Ola
VS.. Zuber (3-2).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
CHARLOTTE PLAYER soI,D

TS m."aAR-OTTE, Aug. 80 - up -
Sts, tie Hornets of the Tri-
+bs league Friday announced
S r. sale Of Catcher Dick Went.
e,n u, 10 Chattanooga of the South
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
New Orleans Captures
Legion Junior Crown
By Defeating Trenton

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 30
U.R- New Orleans scored three
unearned runs in the fourth in
ming here Friday night to defeat
Trenton 3 to l for the National
Junior American Legion Baseball
Championship.
Don Wetzel, New Orleans short
stop, was voted the outstanding
player of the tournament here by
the tournament committee. Wetzel
batted .444 in tournament games
before the finals here and then
during the games at Charleston,
raped out eight hits in 20 times
at bat for a 400 average.
Trenton 000-100-000-1-2-2
New Orleans O00-300-OOx-3-6-3
Uhaze and H. Page; Riordan and
Ryan.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

PHILADELPHIA 200 100 0l1-4 !. 2
NEW YORK $500 DOL 900 020-3 /
Schanz and Seminick; Budnick, Aber-
nathy Q( Schumacher (61 Thompson az
and Cooper.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

Newspaper Service Dial 2-3311
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31
Standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

Uhaze and H. Page; Riordan and
Ryan.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-31

900 121-4
200 212-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05
Z Nj n ANTS

COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
now garden seeds jn PACKAGE or
bulk. Make yOur selection now for
early planlina Purke.- ReXalI
Store. t-Gti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05

USE THE WANT ADS
REPAIR SERVICES

THE AGE OR MODEL OF YOUR
SET vii rot stop us from making
IL perform. We specialize in radio
repairing and have long expert
thee and adequate facilities. II and
- RAD Repair Service. 1903 w
montgomery street. phone 234.
Lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05

MIR. FARMER BRING US YOUR
Cows, Veal and Hogs. We pay top
prices dead OF alive. Call us and
we will come to e them. S. w.
Renn's Grocery, Phone ll0l-W.
25-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05

TRUCK WANTED. PICKUP, ONE
ton or one and one-half ton. Gail
or write l.. T. Crews, 3G5 Chavassc
Ave. Phone 646-J. 2-3tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05
WANTED TO RENT

VETERAN AND WIFE WOULD
Ike two on three o apartment,
furnished or unfuIniehcd. No chill
drcn or pets. Phone 879-J. 5-2tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05
LIVESTOCK-CHICKS

OUR 700 BARRED ROCK Pull
lets layed $4,000 eggs before jan
uary l. We have chicks from these
fine hens for sale now. Also Reds,
White Rocks and Leghorns. Call
or write Henderson Hatchery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05

WANTED WOBK AS SALESMAN.
Collector. Experienced. Address
Roy Bcckhlm, l29 BulWcll Ave.
SIT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05
INSURANCE

FOR SALE: ACCIDENT & SICK
s lnsurance-Sl2 per year. Let
us explain our Premier Double,
Duty Policy. Frank M. Barnhart.
General Insurance. Phone 562-J.
24-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05
WANTED

WANTED ALL PEOPLE SUFFER-
ing from kidney trouble or back
ache to try kiddo. 97c. None .
back guarantee. Page-Hocutt Drug
Company. i9-.I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05
Pigs and Shoats

For sale at High Price Warehouse.
See J, c, Abbott or J, c. White.
5-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05

NOT WANTED poor RISKS"
are not wanted. Only preferred
risks are insured with Dividend
paying policies. That's why we can
save you 20 percent (prcsent di-
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renewing your fire Insurance pu
llcles. Pinnell Insurance Agency,
Telephone building. Phone 252.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05

NEED LIFE INSURANCE? GET
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at a good cash profit. Let us
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tlons. Frank M. Barrhart, General
insurance, phone 5O2-J. 23-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES

NCOM f TAX RETURNS
completed by Tax Consultant.
Arrange for appointment
now. Only a few days left.
Tanner Sewing Machine Co.
Phone 1l6-W. 1-1-56
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05
FARM SUPPLIES

PLOW LINES, JUST RECEIVED.
Electric chicken breeders, rounts,
feeders. tablets, hardware cloth
for chicken floors. Special prices
on chick founts for buttcrmilk or
anything that you need an acid
resistant c%outaincr for. Watkins
Hardware Co. 2-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-05

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