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Evening star., 1946-08-02
BOATS.

PROPELLER REPAIRiNG-Have your pro-
fHl9 M 24as @arfRs FR faRpie'' s4sa 1912 llth St Sc
HIGGINS BoAT--Now being demonstrated
AND orders accepted II you want a boat
today, we have fine assortment of Rich
ardson, Chrls-Craft and other stock built
H6aR 4lEsnSS AIExRSDER 5Rs bank aah6rne nane
Higgins de9lsr' yssech6t saramia. 1850 Maine
Bp ate N s4 cRrysef qes cf6Wn sf9n eTnssf engnG
Built-in radio. Stainless steel galley Many
extra; EXTRA fully equipped and ready 70 60;
more. nd. Cal Essex. Nd. 1645, or
5aFT ssfn0!d MaHoGANY HH5GG,2P Sioop ffs fss, 5b,.
sailor. beautiful lines received excellent at
tenttoni looks new. built 1942 dble cabin,
Win ounEs' I,50O pds. outside ballast
sIde and out: idea! for week ending on
Cnesapeake: 90, 500 CORINTHIAN YACHT
WANTEDpo11ooaTo 9ii3 arc mole noters regardless OF
sizs or condition; cash for same 1877
1928 MATTHEWS twin scripps 22a h.p.
}ust installed shower two electric toilets
- volt genera tor; complete and perfect
SI5.oQo:- aft. 1910 Sport Fisherman
1--WE: looks ike new obat, $500 ii i6ii
49dtt. Custom Cruiser. I65-h.p. Lycoming,
fSd6o t6feo ph9}net 81 volt generator, electric
coz; SS;250, 19-ft. Chris-Craft, built
i9Sl f9Sjrs Will d. Do % mph I355hp Chris Graft
YACHT CO, IO5 Penn Street. Baltimore,
soH e, enssIt sALE6oNTSENd .osSg p.sg c8%maRao
mediate deivery also parts for Hail
fSS f6 cHRfPR 81 BR04 qRff oK ps$ s8 be
ful 5o-tt. cabin cruiser, sleeps eight; rea-
sonable rates. CAPT. HANNuM, Ex, $3.50
ion; SIS D. coMoTTSo5,s Rhode fS@1 fSRei; RiVer,
oUTBoARD MOTOR, 11.toot boat, sell
oTTBoARD MOTOR. SIP. va, Watervioch
scEooS22fRR 81 SS22fRs5a aNSA a s6f st. 90 it long
~ eTg5s GyeiFTs {iFS so 4s .t f. GRAFT semi-Deise
tS g$6SUR2s0 oRsh cHaRL2s 6saaT E sq PEE TE
cUSToM-BUILT CRUISER. % it.. powere,
ey ush water tank head. sseb etc oGnn complete sa
Maine sg WSa 91 cs e %o seq Ss44 At Nasi
oUTRoAKp' l'S RGS:ABo22f, ,s3a - - = it; si5o
s foR ~sst.fr sAIEnvIsEuDf Is PE fh M6IoR 5I5a
AEaecooIED BOAT S'l ENGINES sl5it ( ? I'm m 2g-h @ ,
bk@sS5N bk@5 c6 6efe'SRt 5oo maine fSf 0Gsis s4s
CABIN CRUISER. 30 foot, sleeps ?; Fore
offer located 18th and o SITS. sc. Phone
cKNTURY HyDRoPLANE, class c. anc
lS-h.p- Neptune motor with speedwheeI
IN good condition. $3.50. Call CHI 585:
CABIN CRUISER, 43-ft. 50 $50. Deadris
hull, large cabin, sleeps SIX; dinette, gale,
with three-burner stove, head; Buick con
version, lust came from West River 4
Wash. on 35 gallons of gas. sound boa
in excellent condition; probably the bes
cruiser-type fishing boat on the Chesa
peake. Docked in Wash. OR. 4442 o
ME 5000, Ext 231 ~
CHESAPEAKE BAY BOAT. tip top shape
ready, to go, 32xs.5; 81 800 or best rea
sonable offer. MR.. DOYLE, Deale, Md
rear Of school West River 27-F-5.
CABIN CRUISER, 2sx7.5: 1st-class shape
only years old. 81 500. MR. DOYLE
Desle, Md. rear of school, West Rive
RUNABoUT. 1871 feet, built of soli
Honduras mahogany. ChrySler engine. ex
cellent condition, s495. Apply boathouse
Woodland Beach. Maryland. on the roa,
! 70 Beverly Beach. --4
FOR sALE-5a4 Wsterwitch. de luxe. uset
only three times. SE. 1910 after o.
Evening star., 1946-08-02
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

SADDLE HORSES for sale, or boarded;
5000 60 4, pony POI and workhorse; reas. THREE
blvd, Route /. Berwyn, Md. Tower 1885.
SORREL MARE, years old, good jumper.
Call WA. 6755 after $50 pm. -5
FOR SALE-Five-gai saddle horse; very
gentie: 5-yr; ;-old sorrel mare. Call Frank
N 4374 between s and IL am a.
MARE. years old, good hunter and
Jumper. gentle; can be used as park hack.
ONE-HORSE TRAILER-Enclosed padded
SIDES, balanced perfectly. Call AT 6S74,
3401 Branch ave Sc a
WANTED, horse hay rake must be in
good condition. Cash, Box AK. Star. Il
HORSES. work or ride mules, good and
cheap; l 5-gaited horse. s hands; sell :
pony carts and harness; 3 double wagons
been used for hayrides; English and West
truck or WAGON. Rear 73G 18th St Sc 4
Evening star., 1946-08-02
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED tcon, J

HOUSE. s rooms, 2l2 baths, screened porch,
gas heat, Cleveland Park; rent 81 so will
exchange for > or 3 bedroom apartment in
Northwest CHI 23t0 ."
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt
in Bethesda, Md. for smaller apt furn.
or unfurn., in vicinity Dupont or Wash
ington Circles. Box 61-X, Star. II
WILL EXCHANGE attractive furnished
apartment. consisting of living room. din
ing room, bedroom, kitchen, shower, in
Nv; Tesldential section for suitable l-rm.
hacheIor OF eficiency apartment in Wash
WAsHISGTOS-NEW YORK - VIII ex-
change 1-bedroom apt. for / bedroom
furn. or unfurn' in New York. DU. o72l.
WASHINGTON FOR KANSAS CITY-WilI
eHchanee ;3-bed room apt. in Kansas City
TesldentlaI section for similar apt in
Washington area. RE. 4I42, Ext 2Si4
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

eoos KEARNy ST. N.E.-Double room
for rent; IN private home; S25 per month
fTE The GAIENA.,0 A.0i:a i8a st. n.e.-Large. Gle clean
laundry facilities, lounge for entertaining
THE 55I1nd, MskISk 1Iis only S2R to $40
opened guesthouse;. new furniture, new
paper and paint. fresh and clean, large
closets and chest. laundry facilities: single
1928 BRYANT ST.-One bedrm, and small
attached living room, $50 per mo.
150 r. i. AVE. N.E.-Attention-d
apartments can find comfortable quarters
IN large, summit place excellent transpor
tation, only refined people need apply
1920 37d,5o and $500 per week. each. Call MI
$3.50 CLAY ST. NE.-Lge. bedrm. to
young couple for / mo. only; rent, $50.
f7ao = GfY LYMAN IAN PLhcE p N.E.-Near Sea sears.
Venetian, blinds nicely furnished; SIS.
9I7 5 sT N.E.-Front rm.. twin beds det.
house; y So. from carline: SIS a. week.
1877 Is sT.-Nicely furnished large front
room; working married couple or two gem
tlemen; near bus and car line; $50. Call
coy TO SHARE ROOM with another. 1881
lst, st, Double rm.; twin beds; conv. to bus
and st. car: unlmt phone; pvt. home; S5
25oi 10th sT.-Lsrge double room; twin
| radio, elec., fan and unlimit. phone; en-
ployed gentlemen: $3.50 per week each
sss IS IL 94nSNkssEa & kksyssfof Ave- Aas SEBedsttns
rm., dhle. bed; conV. transp. cafe $3.50
coLoREp-.25aa 2sth rL. N,E.-Larse
al. sa54. '''A'' ~''o Co. 's. a nv
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=
AETNA MOVING . STORAGE CO.-Local
none too small. IL 100
yon day or evening; reasonable rates; light
VETERAN MOVEiS-AH new equipment:
al al white veteran help. CHI. 1901. ewes,
iRF,Y ABEF You MoyING2 Let the RETURN
moving-day problems packing, transporta-
oion ana storage; many years, of expert
f9ar sK f. hhoGSehod 0ys fSect Gene in ana e Us
d;FSFks1 Is FIosida u.fl, aTe ns TyG Room M 2l9 .
ns:a: hIcHr Nc MovlSc, Nc JoBs-wnl make .: de-
eialty;, reasonable rates. MI 5O65. s.
rates Call HO. 445l. B
MOVING and general hauling; contract
and tbct ]oo trash removal; Services and prices
yETERAN---NEW BUSINESS, moving and
hauling pickup and delivery. Metropolitan
DAsHIELL TRANSFER - Local moving,
general hauling, 50-mi. radius; cargo in
or night and Sunday. Reasonable rates.
-GI-Hauling. moving storage; will move
YOUR trunk or your house: special rates to
FFfbSEITamaI FbETm,NSSo SoHS MSviIf vGII2VER sd Pc $3.50 Z
Reas rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving.
0toI'' local. long-dlst moving. Ia. 2937
YOUR BEST MOVE (by BAYNE & scAfEs,
moving, packing and storage. Phone, ST.
2l1l: nights, EN- 1868 2s
Evening star., 1946-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont,

REFRIGERATOR, electric. small. needed
by veteran: must be in good condition;
not over $50 81. 2172. II
SEWING MACHINES WANTED. S25 for q
good Singer sewing machine. Call TIE.
WASHING MACHINE. any size, any make
Also washers for parts. AT. 1886. -3
SEWING MsCHINks-We buy all types.
pieatins 9iT st RE 900. RE. 23lI,
All INTERESTED IN buying cups and sau-
GERS any size. old iewelry, silver, china.
bric-a-brac, old glass DORA MILESTONE.
Me 607a After 2 call WA, 26S0
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver.
jewelry, diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
Ing. musical instruments. engineering in
struments and what have you? Will call
MAX ZWEIG SONS, 937 D st. NV. ME-
Want TO BUY good pair of binoculars,
10x50. Call TR. 0477 %
WILL BUY light motor scooter If condition
Is good and price is right. A. DISBRO,
Box 1907, City.
WANTED. good looking mahogany secre-
tary. Box 3S0-X Star
Evening star., 1946-08-02
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

furnished or furnished $50 including
utilities, for or more. Box 2o5-.X, Star
4
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom duplex in
desirable residential section Los Angeles
rent $50 for 2-bedroom house, quiet resi-
dential section Washington or suburbs. up
TO Sl25, RE, 670o, Ext. 77133, MR..
WASHINGTON NEW YORK 2-bedroom
apt, Conn ave, to exchange for 2 to S
bedroom apt or house. New York City or
vicinity. OR. 6490. %
Evening star., 1946-08-02
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

sR0OM BRICK HOUSE, Cleveland Park
oil heat. completely redecorated: as low
as $500 cash. balance $3.50 per month or
will rent on long lease to good tenants,
gentlles only Address OWNER Box
400-Y Star 4s
Evening star., 1946-08-02
APARTMENTS uNFURkisHEp

FOR COMMERCIAL USE ONLY-Second-
fl. apt, @037 st. NV, rms, suitable
CoLoRED-uNIT, EYE ST. N.W.-one-
use OF bath: S35; heat, gas and electricity
incl; convenient transportation Must
have coed references: married couple only,
Y. Star 2s
Evening star., 1946-08-02
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER and day care
Tor !G-month old daughter in Arlington
NICE ROOM AND BOARD. wanted fo7 el.
derly gentleman. Phone Owens 5000 3.
Evening star., 1946-08-02
TABLE BOARD,
1T STITt CnCTe, TrE,

vt STILL COSTS LESS than 81 per da,
Tor generous home-cooked meals in Mrs
r = pleasant dlnlnG room We invite re.
hhed gentle persons 10 board by tht
week or month LOG 10Th 81 NV -
Evening star., 1946-08-02
POULTRY e. EGGS.

CORN FOR SALE, shelled or cracked. De-
livery this week. ST.. 1877. 10112 Rem
CHRISIY NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pullets.
Matched March l5, ready TO lay. Phone
DaleView SST-W-l2 80
Evening star., 1946-08-02

SINGLE ROOM, furnished, for light house
keeping or furnished 1-room apt at rca-
sonablc price, by lady employed by Govt
S5aaaa 1urnlsh excellent ref. Write Box
Evening star., 1946-08-02
ROOMS uNEuRNtsHED
RQQLdS WANTED

1928 GEORGIA AVE. NV, for couple
rooms and porch, light housekeeping O
share home with elderly Jewish lady; so
Evening star., 1946-08-02
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE,

VACANT-OPEN-210 Adams Mill rd
Apt. 5l0--l rm.. kitchen, bath, Pricl
equity. $1,000 cash. Vienna 55-J a.
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tContinued on Next Page,
Evening star., 1946-08-02
SEVERAL INTERIOR DEPT. ENGINEERS

NAVY COMMANDER, making permanent
or partially furn. apt or house. EN-.
The Valley settler., 1946-01-18
LOCAL GIRL MARRIED
 IN WISCONSIN

lir. and Hrs. Neil s. Miller of Palmer, Alaska announce the marriage of their daughter, Priscilla Ellen, to Mir: H: Dextor Bacon on January 10, l946, at
 iver Falls, Wisconsin.
 They were mnrriod in a Candlolis shbd cere- mony at 3:3o in the afternoon at tho home Of the brtdo's grandnother, Mrs. Ella 4. Taylor, with Uhon Priscilla has made her home since 194o while receiving her University Education.
 Priscilla graduat cd froH the fivo year courso of Nurso's Ira ming at the Univcr- sity of L.inno sota, in Dec embcr l945. She uos in tho United States Cadet Nurses Corps and Eil1 cont inuo in service for thc coming year as Public Health Nurse for Frooborn County, Minnoso ta.
 Mir. Bacon was released iron the Navy in December l945. He is . graduate of The Tinona Business College, and previous to enlistment in tho Navy vas manager Of his fathcr's farm at Mabel, Minnesota.  The young couple hope to eventually mako Alaska their home.
 "thc ala ska farmer" NEW PUBLICATION PUT OUT BY THE N1P4a.RIEENT OF AGRICULTURE
 OF AIASA
 itizens of Palmer received today Vol.l No. of "the al osla farmer" publi shod by the Dopartnost of Agriculture, Terri tory of Ala ska. The Citizens of Palmer also found tho new publication very int ere st ing md many favorabl comments uero heard about it 1ator in tho day.
 In case you haven't read it hero arc sorno of the intoro sting and timoly topics you will find: Functions Of the Territorial Department of Agriculture and it's Program, Draw Up your l946 Ftirn1 Plan Nor, Longthine the Farm Yoar Is Vital, Play Ball with ' Your Coop. Also farmers arc invited to contribute letters and send in ideas, ask quest ions etc.
The Valley settler., 1946-01-18

TALLER GIRLS IRE WORKING HARD TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SEyIARD TRIP.
 Tho Palmer Basket Ball Girls want to go to Seward and it takes money. They havo set out to earn that money by selling pop corn at tho shows and ba sket ball games. This uook Saturday January le, they arc Having dance Tn order to incrco SC tho size of their fund. So lots turn out and holp the Girls. If you don't dance, buy a ticket anyuay.
 By tho 1ny, have you bought your chnnco on tho wool blanket that is be ing roffled off at tho dance?
The Valley settler., 1946-01-18

Co-oP ANNUAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON NJ FRIDAY JANUARY 25,@ le4e. K Don't fol'set your Coop Meeting this next rook in tho Community Hall at 1O:oo AIM. Free Lunch will be served. Four directors will be elected at this inocting. The following are those whose F orr1s expire at this imo. Joo Lontz Walter Marsh Clair Patton Henry Jensen Annual reports will be given and other business of importance taken up.
The Valley settler., 1946-01-18
PALMEI2 VERSUS
 < ARISTOCI2ATS

La st Monday evening tho Aristocrats from
 F2rt Richardson played tho First String of Palmer in tho Palmer Community Hnll. The final score Uas 36 to 32 in favor of the Aristocrats Uho' occDrding to spectators might hovo lost the game if it had lasted . little longer. During the last quarter Of tho gci1c Palmer overcalao a strong lead bringing their score up to 32.
The Valley settler., 1946-01-18

SHAMROCK BAKERY CHANGES HANDS. Harry Rice has sold his baking business to walter Cooper, Harry Ryan and C.L.Car son. Haltcr Cooper and Harry Ryan bought tho building and Walter Cooper handles tho Retail part of tho Bakery. Harry Rice and family will 1oavo this next week by boat for t he States.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07
Jester II next
Texas CeveFmor

OF general interest TO oil men Is
the election of Beanford Jester as
governor of Texas,
Jester defeated Homer P. Rainey.
ousted president of the University
of Texas, who ran on a platform
calling for increased taxes on oil
and gas.
Jester, now Texas railroad COM
missioner, advocated numerous re-
forms but declared Texas finances
are in such condition no new taxes
viii be needed. He VIII take office
January !.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

you get for sticking your business
in other peoples noses.
Teacher warming her pupils
against catching cold): Il had a
little brother. 7 years Old and one
day he took his new sled out IN the
snow. He caught pneumonia and
three days later he died
Silence for 10 seconds. Then a
voice from the rear.
Where's his sled?"
Herman: One who hits his
wife over the head with his
m0ther-in-law.
an bet she wouldn't marry me, +"
he said. She called his bet and
raised him five.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

Well, like Bill for his broad
shoulders. and Jim for his new con-
vertible. and Sam for his personal
Ity, and Don for his blue eyes. and
Harry for his think I'll 20
with Harry.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07
The Ssagal,gzz
Bezeager SexY

AS for interruptions dealing, 1t
Ia bound to catch ap with you even
tuaily. Look how the snuff demand
has dropped off. That shows what
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

This series. sponsored BY the people Of Union Oil Company
is dedicated 20 discussion Of how and Ohy American bs
teti0s We hope you'll feel free TO send any suggss
lions criticisms you hare offer Write: The President
Union OIL COMPANY, Union Oil BIde Los angeles a. Calf
AmsRIeAs sIsrA FRESDoA rs ERSS ENTERPRISE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

z. These "fooIs'' in the oil industry have become
very complex Reineries, drilling rigs, pipe lines
and even service stations are far more complicated
and costly than they used to be. Consequently.
it takes an average of $38.453 worth of tools
today. for each employee in Union Oil Company.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

- Now someone has to finance these tools
not just for one but for 6, 228 Union Oil employees
Very few individuals in this country could put up
that kind of money. So we have pooled the money
of a lot of people under legal agreement known
as TpOTGtiOH. That way we divide the cost among
sc, 939 Individuals called stockholders
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

6s IN View Of she money required, the only
other way oil tools could be provided would be
through government ownership But we Americans
have chosen to do it under our free competitive
enterprise system For in that way we can preserve
the freedom of the individual the efficiency of free
economy. and that all-important human incentive
-cOmbeliion
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-09-07

5. They GEE shls in the form of diSidends- when
ever the company makes profit. Last year these
dividends averaged $l37.49 per stakeholder. In
other words for very modest share of the proceeds
of the business, these owners have '@ubstaked'
the employees to the tools" they need.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-05
Rally Day To Be
Observed Sunday
At Presbyterian

Rally Day will Ec observed in The
church school CT the First Presby-
terrain church Sunday. Parents nights
have been held this wcc!l il prep
aratiCn for the event. as we'll as ::
church picnic Wednesday nigh,.
There will be no special program
Sunday morning. but emphasis vii.
&c ON each class getting all its men,
3crS present for the regular class
periods. Next Sunday will De pro-
motion Sunday. and special pro-
gram will be presented at that time.
Inc Sacrament of the Lords SUD-
per will bC observed al the eleven
o'clock hour i'll this church. The min
lister will speak briefly from the
subject Christ Our Coordination"
The chcir will sing the anthem, 20
Lanai cf God" by McCollin.
Evening services will &c resumed
:or The fall and winter months. The
minister will preach from the sub
lcct: The Duty OF DiScouraging''.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-05
Nellie NittreII
Honorcd Friday
At Bridge Party

Miss Nellie kitircll. bridc-clcCt oi
October 20. was cnmplimrntCd Fri
day evening when Miss Louise Al.
Ston entertained az dinner anc
bridge party al her homo.
Fall flowers dominated the flora
decorations throughout the home.
Miss kittrcll was presented a
corSagC rf white carnations. Th.
hostess also gave Miss Kittrcll n sill
yer sandwich tray.
Guests we're seated at Individual
tables which were conferred win
lighted tdpcls.
Miss Aston was assisted in scrv-
ing dinner by Mrs. J. NJ. Aston and
Miss Ann Aston.
Durin" tho playing Of bridge In,
hostess served iced drinks.
iii"h Sc"r" prize was won by Mr..
w. II. WhiltCnton and low score
went &" Mrs. Clcr'cnt Weston. Of
Wake Forest. Floating prize was
given 10 Miss Grace Bryan.
The guest list included the fol-
lowing: Miss KittrCll. honorcc. Miss
Grace Bryan. Miss Helene Collins.
Miss Ann Evans. Miss Rose Aston,
Miss Margaret Edwards. Miss Ami,
Louise Aston. Mrs. r. j. Harring-
ton. Miss Frances Hight. Mrs. w. r.
Whi,tcnton. Miss Mary Elizabeth
McNcillcy. of Brcvard. Mrs. Clcmen;
Weston. Of Wake Forest Mrs. l.. A.
Thompson. Of Franklin,on. Mrs, O,
w. weldon and Mrs. f.. NJ. Powell,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-05
Bulldogs Go Down- Fighting;
Lose TO Wilson By Hard 1910

ium3lc by Wilson to put the Lall in
Play cn the Henderson 26.
Robertson and Allen ON a first
down advanced the ball to the Hen
atr."n 30 and DickCrSon added an
Other. but Long, Sta;nback and John
lh"na% were hi, hard for lit @
r"inS and Long kicked. The bail
went aero : the Wils;n coal inc
;nd was brought cut to the %. Over
nan so !rSt dew Tor Wilson
end th,n passes by Ncw"om and
SDcirh; rem Davis fell incomplete
a third pass rom Davis was knock
cd down ~ Long a:.I Wil2~n lic!:ed.
ho6"'Son bringing the ri"Skin To
In" Henderson %. Losses and n
prn1ny forced Hcnicr On T. kicl;
but Wilson Gidmt have time 10 do
2ny'n.nG "itl the 'al hIG.:c tic
Eh':;l" blow ,or halnirrc.
S'l!:Nan. VITO was ta;cn out on
IN injury il the first half returned
TO tn" GAM. fo" Wilson and ran
two successive first down. A Will
.Cn II m = Ic WIS recovered BY
Stokes On The Wilson 35-yard linc.
lWo II ndCrSol Passes were incom-
n!cic ard Lone kicked. TIC ball 60
lng out-c.-GoundG ca ihc ll-yari
line. Wilson kept tho bail in their
possession until few seconds be-
fore the end o: Tie third quarter.
when Henderson took il on their own
-. Making 10 gain, Long kicked
Tor Henderson and Overman started
the touchdown march fer the Cy-
clones. Ovc.man took the ball
around right end for what seemed
To bc touchdown. bat the officials
ruled that the forward motion
stoned two inches snort of a goal,
sullivan took it over on the next
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-05

play to &c, but ZrakaS' kick went
VIDE and wilson led the game GO.
ZrakaS intercepted Il pass from
John 1hcn.aS and Nilrol again tool;
over on their own a5-vard line,
Stoke. Billy Williams and the rest
o! the l! :mucr.ua hnc stopped Sui
liz; ms march. \ Wilson tumble
vas recovered by Clark on the Hen
d':son -. and - irKrr wilson
iumhling again, but recovering. The
cyclones hal Il G."Si .u.vu IN In,
Henderson - and Ovcrman and
sullivan advanced thc al! to the
fcnd, rSun three. y pass rom Davis
l" ONcrHan scored Wi,.or's second
touchdown. but a"aia 2rakas' kick
went tray as tie rcfsvcc blew
III" Whistle !" cod the c1.,r with
i'cu .".nE;CE l"-r,
W'l"n1 r. hiv team were
they" bat the Bulldogs held their
own and gave spectators something
10 talk iDoul as they stopped the
Cyclones on the twr-inch linz. Both
Teams We" hitting hard and TIC Will
son scores did not rrN'r easy. and
not until the final quarter Of the
game did they strike pay dirt
Officials for the game were c.
w. Busscy. referee; r. p. Terrell
umpire: c. O. Seifcrt. field Judge and
w. r. WhittcntOn. hcadlincsman.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-05
DreWry Highway
Farm Lands Sold;
City Lot Bought

Sevci al tracts of farm land on III.
Dr2wry highway were transferred
IN realty actions nj the register %.
deeds office yesterday.
{. ". White and wife. II. Z
White. ST.. and wife. Fuller Me ,
DUfiie end wife conveyed &c acre
N the Drewry- Middlcburg highway
TO W. w. White for $40 and othc
considerations.
W. W. White. Fuller McDufcic am
wife transferred 81 acres on Il!
Drcwry- brownsville highway To c
Nj. White and wife for SO an,
other considerations.
{. NJ. White and wife. Fuller Ne.
Duit!c and wife sold six acres on tha
Drewry-Townsvillc highway for sic
and other considerations.
a lot on Charles street was con-
Neycd 10 r. +. Satterwhite. Jr.. an,
wife by Henry T. Powell. com.
missioner for S4,O52.
y lot On Kittrell street was trans.
tcrrcd 10 Jesse J. King and wife by
r. G. Ki;trcll, commissioner, fol
S505.