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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12
HIGH SCHOOL
RESULTS

Bethel Hill 10; Oak Grove 7.
Elon College 81; Curry IL.
LAGRANGE 1s; Selma o..
Morganton IL; N. c. S. D. 0.
North Wilkesboro rs; Jonesville 6.
Sanford 10, Rockingham 0.
Troy 26; Mt. Gilead 6.
Wallace Z; Ayden 6.
Wilkesboro 6. Mocksville 2.
Boone High 81; Walkertown Z.
Sparta 80, Cove Creek 0.
Boonville 40, Flat Rock 0.
Cathedral Latin (Raleigh) II; Wake
Forest High School 6.
Bethel Hill 10; Oak Grove Z.
Fuquay Springs Z; Garner 6.
Fairmont 6; C1arkton o.
Sanford 10; Rockingham 0.
Wilkesboro 6; Mocksville 2.
North Wilkesboro IS; Jonesville 6.
Morganton ~; North Carolina School
OR The Deaf 0.
Catawaba "B" u; Presbyterian Junior
Tollege 6.
Davidson "B" 20; Belmont Abbey IA.
Lancaster 6; Kershaw 0.
Siler City 6; Bragtown (Durham) U.
Burlington 81; Chapel Hill 0.
Oxford O%rphanage 27; Roxboro 0.
Fayetteville 10, Rocky Mount 0.
Goldsboro 20; Henderson s.
Durham 7; Wilson 6.
Laurniburg 10; Hamlet 7.
Greensboro -; Ashevil1e Z.
Raleigh IL; Wilmington g.
Mt. Airy 38; Harding (Charlettel IL.
Tech (Charlotte) 80; Rutherford 0.
Shelby IL; Gastonia 6.
Kings Mountain II; Belmont 0.
Concord IS; Barium Springs I.
Waynesville 20; Cantor 6.
Franklin "a: Robbinsville 20.
Mars Hill B -. Christ School 6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12

Ing, OtaA al Brigham Young n
montana STATE at Utan State,
CLINTON, S. e., Oct. 11.--(PE
Inc freOS .erlan college Blue
Stockings overwhelmed naples
GrsKlne 80 rrlaay nlgn. bu. We
tly-ng rect, who LAY yet % score
IN tn ee games, gave a gooa ac-
counting ot themselves before a
CROWD of 3,U0U.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-lP-
ru.tmg together a SAFETY ana a
.oucnaoWn in the tnlru PERIOD,
Georgetown came from behind tIl-
day niat to defeat Fordham 81 in
a nard prayed but ragged FOOTBALL
game.
DALLAS, Tex, Oct. H. (R -
Freshman Frank payne paSsea and
ran Southern Methodist to a 1876
victory over OKIanoma over Okla
noma A. and NJ. FRIDAY night De-
fore $4,000 fans in the Cotton bowl.
Inc sensational Iaylle cuI4pletvu
u passes In IA tries and scored
potn Methodist toucndoWns.
ATHENS, Ga, Oct. 11.-(R-
Charlie Trippi, Georgia's great
nalfback, lived up to his preseason
rating here FRIDAY night as the
Bulldogs dumped Kentucky from
the unbeaten ranks, 28-13, before
an estlmated 2O,UUu on a soaAeo
field.
GREENVILLE, S. c., Oct. IL
up South Cardinals Gamecocks
converted a 10-yard kickoff into a
set-up for a touchdown and de-
feated the Furman University Hur-
%ricane, IA to 7, Friday night before
a capacity crowd of $4,000.
WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. IL
W.H-Scoring three quick goals in
the third period, Army defeated
Dartmouth in Soccer Friday, 3 to
l. Dartmouth tailed its lone goal
in the closing minutes.
AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. II - up -
Bobby Layne, c of the University
of Texas football team, has been
ordered for his pre-induction Army
physical examination Oct. 16 at
Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio,
Travis County draft board officials
said Friday.
WILSON, Oct. II - up Wilson
fans Saturday night will have their
first home college football since
1881 when Atlantic Christian Col
lege plays Lenoir-Rhyne here in
the Municipal Stadium before an
expected crowd of 5000.
WAKE FOREST, Oct. II -P)e
Wake Forest football team. boast
ing impressive victories over Bos-
ton College and Georgetown, opens
its Southern Conference campaign
here Saturday by entertaining
tWice-beaten Clemson College.
It will be Wake Forests first
home game, and a crowd of over
10000 is expected in Groves Stad-
ium.
BOONE, Oct. II - R - Appa-
lachian States high = scoring
Mountaineers, and High Point Col
lege's once-beaten and once-tied
Panthers, will meet in a home
coming game for the Mountain
GERS here Saturday afternoon. The
kickoff is set for 2 p. m.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IL. - lP -
Vlctory-starved Duke, denied sue.
cess in both of it's two tits thus
Tar this season. will tangle with
Navy on the soggy turf of Balti-
more Stadium Saturday in a cen
test rated to be %anybody's bah
game.
sPARTANBURG, Oct. II - R
= The Wofford Terriers, making
their first home appearance of
the season. clash with a favored
Catawba College football team
here Saturday afternoon. The kick
off will be at 2:3O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12
LATE
FOOTBALL SCORES

MofaVlan O; Davis Elkins 0.
nouth Carolina IA; Furman 7.
west Chester Tchrs 40; Penn
pituitary Coll 0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12

Baker University rs; Bethany College
Iindsboro Kas.) 0.
New Britain Teachers 2e; Trenton
Teachers 0.
Mcpherson %; College of Emporia 0.
Indiana Jayvees 6; Michigan Jayvees 0.
Michigan State Jayvees 80; Central
Michigan Jayvees 0.
Michigan Normal s; Alma 0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12
Raleigh Caps Defeat Wilmington, 1873
Football Roundup

Iowa STATE; Nebraska moves out
OF the Big Six to visit Iowa of the
Big Nine; MISSISSIPPI Sta.e moves
north Tor an lntersectlonal squabble
with Michigan state ana 1oano
moves east 70 Dautle Marquette.
BeSloeS the UCLA-otan1ord
the ar West mas Sot;Ln-
ern California at Oregon State;
Washington at Washington State;
montana at Oregon; 81. Mary
1t C~alnurliIa; Co4orauo al myu.A-
ing, Utah at Brigham Young ano
montana STATE at Otan State.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-lP-
ru..mg together a SAFETY anu a
.oucnooWn in the tnlra PERIOD,
Georgetown came from behind trl-
day niht to defeat Fordham 81 in
a nard played but ragged FOOTBALL
game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12

CLINTON, S. e., Oct. l1.-(PE
Ihe treoS .erlan college Blue
Stockings overwhelmed naples
nrSKlne 80 rrlaay nlgnt bul we
tly-ng r4eer, who nave yet 70 score
IN tn ee games, gave d COCA ac-
counting OF themselves before a
crowd of 3,U0U.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. H. (P -
Freshman Frank payne passea and
ran Southern Methodist to a 1876
victory over OKIanoma over Okla
noma A. and NJ. FRIDAY night De
fore Is, 900 fans in the Cotton bowl.
Inc sensational Tayne cUIIlpletru
u passes In IA tries and scored
Dotn Methodist toucndoWns.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12
BOX SCORE

BOSTON, Oct. 11.-PO-Box score OF
me fifth game in the 1916 World Series:
ST. LOUIS (NL) ALB R H O A
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12

BOONE, Oct. II - (9 - Appa-
lachian States high = scoring
Mountaineers, and High Point Col
lege's once-beaten and once-tied
Panthers, will meet in a home
coming game for the Mountain
GERS here Saturday afternoon. The
kickoff is set for 2 p. m.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28
Religious Week
OF PresbVterians
To Start Sunday

Rev W. d. Mc!nnis. minister q.
the First Pre-: 'v;"riau CN .'"r'' ~
pen Religious Education Week OBJ
Scrvancr Sunday u pramG. u>.rG It,
his sermon topic. when Is EiuCa-
ton Reli2Iou:"'
Monday and Tuesday nights have
been designated as parents Nights
for parents - n ct informally with
teacher. III the Sunday school de-
partmcntS. Light refreshments will
De served Il; each OF these group
meetings.
On Wednesday night. the entire
congregation will gather tor picnic
in the lever auditCriuHs VI the
church. Families are asked 10 come
IN groups and TO bring their Own
food Drinks Wi,l be served by the
church. NC:inC pictures o: tho &C
.iviiIcs of the local church viii be
shown by Euch Stafford ar, an en-
tertaining sound picture will also DC
ShCNn.
The week will conc to a close
with the observance Of Rally Day
in the Church school. and the cclc-
bratInG Of the sacrament Oi the
Lords Supper on Sunday. October
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28
Judge Lowry Tries
Charges Involving
Driving Ordinances

Cases involving driving rcgula
t'onS were tried III recorders cuur,
yesterday. presided at by Rccordcr
Protein c. p. Lowry. Three OF the
cases were for driving without a
license.
Chester y. Ragland. white. was
tried for drunk driving and opcrat-
ing a motor vehicle without an op-
orators license. He was fined So
and costs and his license was re-
vokCd for - months.
Willie Furman Hobbs. white. tried
for drunk driving and having no
operators license. was adIudgct
guilty only Of public drunkenness
lie waS fined $40 and costs.
Thomas Glover. COlOrcd. tried for
assault with deadly weapon. was
sentenced Ia six months on the roads.
suspended for two years upon pay
men, Of costs.
\ mol pros with leave was taken
II The case of David Turner. colorcd.
charged with baStardy.
Tried for beng drunk on 4 pub
lie highway. David Hobbs and FloS-
lie f"l,cr. white. were fined with
unc-hali the costs each.
William Harris. colorcd. was tried
for allowing an unlicensed opcratur
10 upcrat" his motor vehicle and
was fined five dollars and costs.
Prayer for Judgment for Joe 7.
Alien, colorCd. tried tor careless and
reckless driving and driving without
a license. was continued upon pay
men; OF five dollars and costs.
Henry Parrish. Colored. tried for
assault and non-Support. was sent
cnCCd 10 - months on the roads.
suspended upon payment OF costs
and on condition that he provide
support for his three minor children
and keep tn" peace towards his
wife. ThClma Parrish.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28

Salad got its name from tho Latin
sal, meaning salt as the first sal
ads were made o: raw vegetables
and salt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28
:OPA Makes
Ruling On
Vet Homes

Raleigh, Sept. 28.-VctcranS whn
buy homes for their own occupancy
in OPA rent-cOn:rollcd areas il,
North Carolina which have a sin
months waiti3g period for non-vct,
Grams may hereafter cvict tenant &C.
cupantS after an automatic four
month waiting period, OPA'S State
Rent Executive, Frank McInnlS.
said here today.
In few other rent areas. where
the normal waiting period is three
months. such veterans are now au-
thorized by OPA 10 proceed with
eviction after flat two-nonth wait.
McInnis said.
Previously. OPA area rem. dircc-
tors were permitted to waive any
or all of the regular waiting period
for hOnc-5UyinE veterans i'll special
circumstances. NClnniS explained
The current change still gil'C. vet
Grams preference. he said. bat put,
the waiting Period on u uniform baSi,
for each rent area.
Beth the tenants and hpnr-bl!v-
ing veterans should benefit from this
chanCc, since there will no lounCr
be any uncertainty as To The extent
Of m" voting period. ard in prac-
tlcally all cases the veteran who
buys home will know tho mo-
mont he receives INC deed Just how
long he will hive tO Wal, before he
can gain possession" McInniS said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28
FUNERAL IN WILSON
FOR RICHARD SHAW
Former Henderson Man To BE
Buried Here SUNDAY After
noon: Died On Friday

Funeral services for Richard Mcr-
rill Shaw, aged 26. who died at his
home in Wilson Friday afternoon.
will be held at the FRS, Bap,is,
church IN Wilson. Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Tnterment will follow
at the Elmwcod cemetery in Hend-
erson.
Shaw is the son Of Mrs. G.. V.
Massey, of Durham. and the late Hal
Shaw. Of Henderson. In addition to
h!s mother he is survived by two
brothers. Hal Shaw. Of Washington.
D. c.. and Ferebee Shaw. of Will
son. He is also survived by three
aunts, Mrs. T. B. Parham. Miss Sue
Kelly and Mrs. Betsy K. Shanks. all
Of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28
.Motordrome Show
To Be Feature At
Golden Belt Fair

Two Of the nations top-rankin
motorcycle darcdcvilS 49, Teddy an,
Johnny Barrc-prcScnt 30 minute,
of high speed entertainment, rcplci,
with thrills from start Ia finish
when they ride the Wall al Death"
motordromc in Sensational fashion
on PrclrS Broadway Shows midway
at the Golden Belt FAIR from Oc-
tobcr : through October lc.
Teddy. cldcstSf the two daredevil
brothers from Garfield. y j.. II,
been riding the slick walls al tn.
muturdromc for the last eight year
and is considered ono ui tn" most
daring speed Cdmuns III the thrill
world today.
Barre has titled his show Hell "r
Wheels" and the :Sl-ycar-uld .'rr-
Seyitc provides just that type nl IN
tertainmcnt. He rides hi1h On IT,.
wall. spinning his cycle niche, iIuEr
the top and rides III prrli.Inm VIII
his brother. l'huuy. III q thrrilu
exhibition If skill AMI cycle darr.
dcViliy
bilit HIS il'tt - W. t'N 4 i'''I q
Il Stuniman. Before turning 1" tn.
mOtordrOmc as Il mean rf Ca.ulU
4 living. Teddy toured liz" nation
with the lcadu. automobile am
and cycle thrill shows. He WIZ u pr.'-
SOnal friend If the late Lucky"
Tcter. beloved king nf the motor
maniacs. who lost his life on July
10, 1912. i'll indianapolis. jumping Il
stock sedan over Il bus
Ted also had fling at motion PIC
turc doubling" and was ON the pay
loll of one of HollywoOd'S lCadIn.
studios for several years.
The Prell Shows. billed as provid-
ing all the thrills OF the big top"
feature eleven riding devices and
eight big shows. including the Che
Farce Revue. the Monkey Speed
way. the Wild Life Show. The Pa
radc of Freaks" and numerous 9TH
or side-Shows.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28
Four Minor Cases
Before The Mayor
At Day Session

Four cases of minor importance
were tried in police court by Mayor
Henry Powell today.
George Brown. COlOred. was
charged with disorderly conduct by
loud and boistcrous curSlng and using
language calculated 10 bring on an
affray. and assault with deadly
weapon on George Parham with use
OF a pocket knife. He was given
ninety days on the roads. but noted
an appeal and bond was So, al $500
Jasper Mcknight. charged with en-
gazing in game of chance. failed
to answer when called.
w. G. GrisSom. white man. was
fined s. and costs for being drunk
Jimmie Jones. colorcd. was fined
S25 and costs for being drunk.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28
How's Your |. O.?

Can you answer seven OF these
quiz questions? Turn TO Page four
for the correct answers.
!. in the recent plcbiscitc in
Greece. King George II did, or did
not. regain the throne?
>. What was The name of the black
Scottish terrier owned by the late
President Roosevelt?
3. Democratic Senator Claude Pep
per represents which State in the
L. s. Senate?
4. WIIhclmInia. Queen Of Tho
Netherlands. recently celebrated a
birthday. how old was she al that
time?
>. Luke Scwcll recently resigned
as manager Of which American
League Baseball Cub
g. Leon Blum At ono time was pre-
micr of which European country?
I. Alien SpOuscg whO marry Am
crican citizens may become T.. &.
citizens IN one. two. OF three years
3. Name tho famous mathCmatiC-.
ian and physical who recently stat
ed that the late President Roosevelt;
would have banned tho atomic
bombing of Hiroshima had he Zen
alive.
Q. The United States and Great
Britain rejected or accepted. the
Russian proposal for Joint control oI
the Dardancllcs with Turkey?
10. The United States Department,
of Commerce recently reported thai
iU15 individual incnr,nc ,,,r,,,,xi
more, or less, than they did i'll 1874?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28

GOuRI.AI Is NAMED
MARKETS SPECIALIST
Raleigh, Sept 28.--In line with
the plan for Increased marketing
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28
Large Quantities
OF Tobacco Here
For Monday Sale

Large quantities Of tobacco We're
already rolling INTO Henderson to-
day for Mondays sale ou local aur-
tons. and II pst O! il appeared % DC
Of high quality leaf. Streets ada
cent TO warehouses with Monday
aleS were three deep III places with
trucks waiting II unload.
The market Friday stepped up
selling hours by half an hoIr. giving
three and a half hours Of sales daily
or seven hours in all with the dou-
bic set o' buyers. Each set of buy
crS hitherto has operated only three
hours daily. Selling timr was cX-
tended on all m2rkctS as c"n@cS-
ton i'll rcdryinG and packing plants
was relieved considerably with close
OF the Border Belt markets.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28

Can you answer seven OF these
quiz questions? Turn TO Page four
for the correct answers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28

services to meet the need -,
iaim%rS Of North Carolino y. The
Gourlay Of Ellington. N. G. Joseph
e oUso;,Ga Us a principal markc Sfpi.
- h,; Tor the State Depar,mnns.
% % nsr'r culture; it is ANNOUNCER 'G IN,
Ill.,, Il, - Etheridse. markets div % oy
"""r'aE returns 10 the dcpar,mo,,
after Il period of two years oh.o'
curing which he WAS associated w;,t
the iirm cf Barbour-Proc,or-co,,
lay Products co. of Fuouay Snr; Uur-
tie Was formerly n markc,;nr n snS
n"iiSi Tor the State during tho r Spe-
l9ll through l943 '"e years
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28
Episcopal Mems Club.

Tho Mems Club 0f The Holy In
roccn's Episcopal church Will have
a supper meeting Monday evening
at : o'clock at the parish house. II
was stated today. All members of
the club have been notified by mail
OF the meeting and each member Is
requested To pc present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-28
HEADS SEED PROGRAM

C"neGc station, Raleigh. Sept. 23
DR.. r. p. MoC"C, who has been
serving with the \. c. Agricultural
Experiment Station since 1871 as
head OF the C:fICil. variety testing
program. will become director in
charge cf the Farm Crop Seed In
provemort program At State College
on Oct. !.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-08
Monroe Teachers
Contracts Ready
For Signatures

Contracts are being made ready
for issuance TO all properly Flor
ida certified teachers in Monroe
casualty who have been appointed
30 teach during the school year
ipf5'47. according to an an
noasncement made today by Will
lard N. Albury, superintendent
of Monroe county schools.
Tie contracts will be available
- the office of the various prin-
espais on August 9 for the sigma
iure q teachers, Mr.. Albury said.
lie added that all teachers should
cell 10 sign their contracts before
August 81.
Teachers appointed for the
rssslling school year and whose
certificates have expired or be-
come invalid may call for their
esniFacts in. the superintendent
eificc upon proper presentation
81 a new valid certificate or ex-
tension Of their old one, Mr.. AL
iairy pointed out. He said that
thls Information must be register
Cd with the superintendent of
pssinlic Instructions office on the
sscnnd floor of the county court
hsstac building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-08
Byrnes' Speech
Published Today
In Soviet Press
tny AssooIatea PressI

MOSCOW, Aug. 8.-The Rus
sian government feels today that
it surprised the outside world by
publishing and announcing over
the radio the speech made by
Secretary of State James F.
Byrnes three days ago at the
Paris conference, which he con-
Guided with challenge to Com
issar Molotov to have published
in the Russian press.
Molotov replied that he would
have Byrnes' address published
in Russian papers, and two days
successfully it was remarked in
Paris that the address had not yet
appeared in the Soviet press.
Today it was given in full in
newspapers here, and Pravda
commented on its contents and
also published Molotov's reply.
Pravda, a semi-official organ,
stated further that the speech in
full would be broadcast in Rus
STA.
This morning all of the speech.
including the challenge, was Civ
en- over the radio The spokes-
man said that the delay had been
caused by translating the speech
into Russian and then checking
on the translation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-08
British Invite
Arab Leaders
circumference

LONDON. Aug. 8.-Sir Allan
Cunningham. high commissioner
in Palestine. today invited Arab
leadeFs 10 confer with him in
THIS city about conditions in Pal
cxfine.
The leaders replied that they
would come To London 10 meet
Cunningham provided no Jews
attended the conference. No
reply, 50 far as has been publicly
announced. was sent the leaders
regarding their exception.
The British cabinet decided to
maintain the mandate of Pales-
tine. hut added that the question
- ne dispute there between
Arabs and Jews will be sub
niticd 30 the United Nations, for
their decision when they recon
vUne next month. go. Rs
This afternoon the Jewish Ma
tianal Council stated that it was
proceesinrs- with the proposal to
Eend 100000 Jewish emigrants
lrom Europe to Palestine, but
lto British said that no Jews, in
exoess Of the quota, will be per-
mitied 10 land in that country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-08
Two Transfers
Of Real Estate
Total $4,000

Two transfers of realty, amount
ing to $4,000. were filed in the
county clerks office yesterday
afternoon.
Tasting c. Smith sold a house
and lot at VareIa and Catherine
streets to Howard Matthews for
$1,000. The lot has a frontage
of 55.4 feet on Catherine street
and 10410 on Varela street.
A tract of II acres at Taver-
nier has betn sold by William
Dubiler and d. A. Curtis to N. o.
Pearce for $11 900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-08
Elaborate Plans Are Made
For Key West Labor Day

A combined meeting of all
committees making preparations
Tor the Key West Labor Day
celebration, presided over by
Chairman Dwight Hunter, was
held at City Hall last evening.
j. D. Sweeting, chairman of
the field events committee, re-
ported that the Police Athletic
League has agreed to buy two
statuettes to be presented to the
outstanding boy and girl athletes
of the day. The field event will
be held at IL o'clock at Bayview
Park, Immediately after the par
AIDE, SWeeting said.
Event Al Pool
{. B. Harvey, reporting on the
swimming events, said that they
will be held at the Enlisted
Mems pool at the Navy Yard
from to 4:30 o'clock.
In a report on the main par
AIDE, Mrs. Ruth A. Higgs said that
it would form in front of City
Hall at $50 am, go south on
Duval street to Division and turn
north to Bayview Park Awards
will be made for the most beau
tiful floats in the parade, and
August "a has been set as the
deadline for their entry, Mrs.
Eliggs said
Plan Hobby Show
The Hobby Show will be held
in St. Mary's Parish House, on
Duval street, Saturday and Sun
day from 3 to Q pm. and on
Monday from 3 to midnight, Il.
c. Hicken revealed in his report.
He said Mrs. Sue Holmes, secre-
tary of the Key West Chapter of
the Red Cross, will have charge
sof arranging the various exhib-
its for the hobby show.
The JayceeS are sponsoring u
tennis tournament at BayvleW
Park from to on Labor Day,
Mr.. Hunter said, and that after
the parade a brief memorial
service will be held at the Band
Shell in Bayview Park honoring
the veter ms who persisted in the
Labor Day hurricane OF 1888.
Announce Street Dance
In the evening, Mr.. Hunter dis
closed, a street dance will be
held on Duval street between
Fleming and eaton Prizes will
be given for tie best costumes,
and rhumba contest will be held
he said.
All day on Labor Day the
Jackson Square USO will hold
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-08
Describe Danger area
For Target Practice

All vessels are warned to re-
main clear of a danger area when
the Army starts target practice
with small arms from 8 am. to IL
noon August 8, on the Fort Tay-
Tor Military Reservation.
The Army public relations de-
partment said that the danger
area will be the water area off
shore of Fort Taylor 100 yards
on each side of a line extending
due south 1000 yards out to sea
from "a degrees 80 minutes and
% seconds w Longitude.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-08
Jail Holds Drunk
Who Took Child

w. j. Matheny, arrested by po-
lice Tuesday and charged with
disorderly conduct in carrying
away four-year-old child with
out consent of the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Alfonso, owners
of the Silver Dollar Bar, plead
ed guilty to a drunk charge in
municipal court yesterday. He
WAS fined $25 and sentenced to
jail when unable to pay the
fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso did not
press charges of abduction against
Matheny.