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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27

From all information leaking out
of Charleston, the North Charles
ton ,Bantams will exhibit the
strongest opposition the Whining.
ton Wildcats have faced this year,
when the two power-laden outfits
collide there tomorrow night.
Five All-State candidates bolster
the Charleston aggregation. These
are Robert Harris, bullet-passine
quarterback; Scott Babson, smash
ing right halfback; Dick Brewer,
sensation fullback speedster; and
newcomer Charles Stevenson, who
starred in the Bantams' 10 loss tc
Columbia last week. Co-Captain
Bruce Evans is the standout line
man. He was hailed by many
sports writer's in South Carolina
last year as a potential All-State
end, and though he did not make
the dream" eleven, Evans will be
among the first in line for the
honor this season.:
The remainder of the Charles
ton forward wall include Dooding,
right end; Bob Klein and Hutson,
tackles; Co-Captain Sandy Hoover
and Donald Garris, guards; and
Gene Brannon, center.
Meanwhile Coach Leon Brogden
and backfield skipper Tom Davis
sent probable starters Herman
Wick, Louis Skyes, Jim Gibson, and
Jimmy Piner through relatively
light drills so as to escape any
last minute injuries that NIGH
come up in practice. Wick, whose
shoulder injury prevented him from
passing, but three times agains
Rockingham last Saturday, is feel
ing in better shape than at any
other time this season, and hi
recovery will undoubtly strengthen
the Wildcats. Sykes, Gibson, ant
Piner have also struck their strld'
along with backfield replacement
Johnny Crowley, Homer Brewer
Rudy Johnson, and Charlie Smith
The word up front is big Lloyt
Foneycutt, left tackle. This husk.
has been tearing through for NOR
tackles than any other linema1
lately, seriously threatening tt
take over a starting role Saturday
Other men doing xceptiona
playing are Irwin Gore, place kick
ing artist, center Don Hyatt, AM
end Bobby Stewart.
Coach Brogden said at the enc
of practice yesterday that the team
would work out in gym togs today
in a short session and will leave
for Charleston at 9 o'clock Satur
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
High School B. Gridders Schedule
Tabor City At Legion Field Tonight
JAYVEE'S DEPEND
ON CARL JENKINS
Large Crowd OF Fans Elk.
pected To See Kickoff
- AT 8 O'Clock

Taking the place of the MINIS
varsity, the Wilmington "B" foot
ball team will open its home stand
at Legion Stadium tonight at
o'clock against Tabor City High.
Jaycee skipper M. E. Mcdonald
is depending upon quarterback
Carl Jenkins, ace passer of the
club, to carry the Junior Cats sue
c~essfully through their first till
before a local crowd. Jenkins
proved the most dependable sigma
caller against Whiteville last week,
and his defensive work aided ire
mendously in stopping Whiteville's
offensive tactics.
Other backfield players are bat
tering Charles Penny, fullback
star; Jerry iKafalas, left halfback;
and. Jack Parker, right halfback.
Although they are ragged on most
plays, this backfield combination
is developing into a polished grour
of ball handlers with each practice
Making up the front barrier are
lanky Emory Hewlett and George
Mclean at ends, Ed Garfield and
T. Sanderson at tackles, Jefferson
Tart and B. Horn at guards, and
Harry Mustard Mathis at center
Little is known of Tabor City,
but they will probably present a
larger outfit on the gridiron at
kickoff time than the locals.
A large crowd of local pigskin
enthusiasts are making plans to
attend tonight's ARRAY, as they
will not e the Wilmington varsity
play at home in two weeks. New
Hanover travels to Charleston to-
morrow, and freaks to Rocky
Mount the next Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
HANK CREENBERC
HITS TWO H0MERS
Swats 43 And Al AS Tigers
Trounce Browns,
6 To ;

DETROIT, Sep. 26.-(P--Ham-
mering Hank Greenberg, pushing
his slugging spree toward . rous-
ing finish, swatted his 43rd and
44th home runs of the season here
Thursday as the Detroit Tigers
whipped the St. Louis Browns 6
to 8. j
Greenberg, hiking his runs bat
ted-in total to 125 to streng hen his
league lead in that department as
well as in the home run derby,
scored the first three Detroit runs
before the Tigers went ahead to
sew up the victory with four tallies
in the eighth inning.
With Is homers for the month Of
September, Hank needs one in each
of Detroit's last three games to
break Rudy York's single month
record of Is established in August,
1887.
Rookie Lou Kretlow, making his
first major league appearance,
gave the Browns seven hits, two
of them homers by Al Zarilla and
Vern Stephens, while Detroit col
l-cted Is ~safeties off Denny Gale
house and Stan Ferens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
WASHINGTON MATS
BLANK ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-(P)
- The Washington Senators shut
out the Philadelphia Athletics, 2 to
0, Thursday in the final game OF
the year between the two teams
at Shibe Park.
Mickey Heather shutout the AS
with six hits, allowing only one
man to reach third a~d one second,
for his 18th victo1. of the season.
The Senators scored their two
runs off Jess Flores in the sixth
inning on a walk to Joe Grace, a
triple off the right field wall by
Stan Spence and a single BY Cecil
Travis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
! en- Defeated, 6 To 4;
i, Ill es Lose 10 To 0
To Eyemen

A Sunshine Laundry, which had
both a Hanover League pitcher
and is year old catcher, defeated
the supposedly strong Fire De-
partment club, 6 to 4, last night in
a Senior Class A League softball
doubleheader. City Optical won the
first tilt, 10 to 0, over Whites Ice
Cream.
The former Hanover loop under
handler, Cook, completely baffled
the ~Smokeaters, allowing only five
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
In Sports Pan..
= <<. ce >. y. ".
BY Roy Cook


The New Hanover "B" foot
hall squad will take to the
field at Legion Stadium Fri
dav night in their first home
zane when the Tabor City
squad invades the city. The
"%Kittens" tied the Whiteville
team in their first encounter
A large crowd of fans are
expeeted to attend the contest
The "B" outfit, compos-
ed of players who failed to
make the varsity squad, is
coached by NJ. E. Mcdonald.
The game will be called at 8
o'clock.
The charges of Coach Leon
Brodgen will travel to North
Charleston, S. C. to engage the
High school squad Saturday
night at $3.50 O'Clock 80.
Local Junior Chamber of Com
merce officials said last night
that special busses. will leave
the Woodrow Wilson Hut at 2 p.
nj. Saturday afternoon. Reser-
vations may be made by s
o'clock Friday afternoon. The
Wildcats are slight favorites
over the Bantams and will be
seeking to win their third
straight game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
NEW YORK GIANTS
SPLIT TWIN BILL
B oston Braves Capture
Opener, 80, But Lose
Nightcap, 5-4

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-P-The
New York Giants dropped the Bos-
'.on Braves out of a third place tie
with the Chicago Cubs by gaining
a split in their deubleheader. The
Giants won the second game Sd
after the Braves had won the open
err 80.
A pinch hit homer by Sid Gordon
in the last 1T the ninth climaxed
an uphill battle to win for the
Giants. Trailing AZ, the Giants
tied the score in the eighth when
Willard Marshall hit his 18Th home
run and Buddy Blattner followed
Bobby Thomson's double with a
triple.
Mort Cooper pitched ~ shutout
for the Braves, limiting tie Giants
to three hits for his 18th victory.
Cooper also hit a home run, his
first of the season. Billy Herman,
with three hits, including a four
Dagger, led the Braves assault or
three Giant hurlers.
(FIRST GAME)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27

E-Verban. RIB - Walker, Reese,
Stanky. Galan, Medwick 3, Edwards,
Newsome 2. 2BH-Stevens, Furillo, H, n
sley, Newsome. HR-Medwick. S-Resse,
Edwards. LOB-Philadelphia 4; Brook
lyn 8. ~BOB-scnanz 2; Judd 2. so -
Higbe 6, Schanz /, Judd 3. H-Schanz Z
in 3 1-3 innings; judo 3 in 2 2-3; Stanceu
1 in 1; Karl 2 in 1. PB-Hemsley. LIP =
Schanz. U-PenelIi, Barlick and Ballan-
FAINT. T-2:06. A-31,7o8 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PENNANT RACE AT A GLANCE

Games
W. L. Pct. G. B. To Play
st. Louis $780, 95 Sc .629 - ;
Brooklyn: At home-Boston 2 total 2.
REMAINING GAMES
Brooklyn: At home-Boston 2 totalu Q
AWay-none.
st. Louis: At Home-Chicago 3 total ).
AWay-none.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27

Yesterdays RESULTS
Brooklyn 8, Philadelphia 2.
Boston "a, New York o-5.
Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 3. -
(Only games scheduled).
TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati -(2l-Bahr
(8-5) and Heintzelman (8-12) VS.. LAMBERT
(2-2) and Hetki (5-6) or Blackwell OLD.
Chicago at st. Louis -(night)-Borowy
11-1Ol VS. Pollet (20-9l.
Only games scheduled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis 6, Detroit 3.
Washington 2, Philadelphia 0.
(Only games s~cheduled).
TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at Boston-Newsom 14-12)
VS.. Ferris 1856 or Hughson Q9-11).
Cleveland at Detroit-Embree (8-12
VS.. Gray 900.
st. Louis at Chicago-0)-Kramer 13
10) and Sanford go VS.. Lopat Q2-13l
and Smith GID.
Only games scheduled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
Dodgers Hopes Of Ouertaking
Cardinals Takes On Mew Life
Buns Victory Closes Gap Between Them And
st. Louis To Half-A-Game; Outfielder
Pete Reiser Suffers Leg Injury

BROOKLYN, Sept. 26.-P-Brooklyns hopes of over
taking the St. Louis Cardinals took on new life Tuesday
when the Dodgers, rebounding from yesterdays horendols
setback by Philadelphia, turned on the Philies with a 13-
hit attack which produced an 80 victory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
Wildcats Are Rated Slight Fauorites
Over Charleston In Battle Saturday
Chamber OF Com.
merce Announces Bus
Plans For Contest

Officers of the Wilmington
Junior Chamber of Commerce
said last night that reservations
could be made at the Cham
ber's offices until 5 p. m. to-
day for transportation to
Charleston.
The organization has charter
ed several buses, which will
leave the Woodrow Wilson hut
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
for the journey to South Caro-
lima. The buses will return to
Wilmington Immediately after
the game. Roundtrip tickets
are on sale for $3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27

A little older and perhaps a
little grayer, Wallace Wade, in
his first year at Duke since
1871, is getting set to take the
wraps off his Blue Devils at
Raleigh Saturday in what may
be his greatest team &c. The
Devils are scheduled to tangle
with the N. C. State gridders
at Riddick Stadium TIE
Duke material apparently was
never better than it is this sea-
son. The huge linemen, head
ed by CAPTAIN Bill Miner,
looks as if they had been tailor
made. The starting line against
State Saturday will average
well oyer 200 pounds The
backfield packs plenty of
sneed and deception -.
Coach Wade regards the OPEN
ing game with State as the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27
CUBS STAGE RALLY
TO DEFEAT PIRATES


CHICAGO, Sept. 26 -(P- The
Chicago Cubs used a four run
eighth inning to gain a 81 victory
over Pittsburgh here Thursday,
ending the home season IN Wrlgley
field.
Held to five hits and a single rur
in the first seven innings by Jack
Hallett, the Cubs turned on the
Pirate right handler for three O.
their five hits in the eighth.
PITTSBURGH 200 01O ooo-3 8
CHICAGO 600 100 04x-5 10
Hallett, Gerheasuser ~ and Salkeid
Kush, Hanyzewski (6), Meyer ~ anc
Mccullough.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27

7igerish Tony Zale (above) Of Gary,
Indiana, defends his middleweight
Crown for the first time at New York>s
lankee Stadium tonight. Questioning
MS reign is Rocky Graziano, Man
Aattan's No. l title contender.
Since returning from the service
last fall, Zale has engaged in six con-
tests and won all by knockouts. Tony
Is one of the most savage body
Slashers seen in years. His chief
Weapon is a smashing left hook to
me midsection-a punch Rock-a-Bye
Rocky has never before encountered.
But Graziano is a hot fighter who
Knocks EN- cold. He has hattened all
put one of his last eight opponents.
hocky has no truck with fstic fnesse.
lie loves to punch. If permitted, he
would fight with his bare hands.
ENJOY the excitement, blow-by-
blow on Gillette 'sC avalcade ofSports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
"NF n, 400 on your dial at 9 pm.
And remember -A
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men LOOK kiIetJe SF
sharp! FEEL .LHnEs ISL
sharp! BE sharp! IE7H
Use Gillette Blue UGHI
Blades with the k5
'harpest edges H~T
ever honed! ~x kI
Upright. 1915. by Gnlett. Safety kasor Ce1npaay
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27

WASHINGTON 900 0o2 ooo-2 7 0
PHILADELPHIA 900 600 0O0-0 b U
Haefner and Early; Flores, Christopher
(9) and Rosar.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27

Cooper and Mast; Koslo, Carpenter 60,
Gee (9) and Grasso.
(SECOND GAME)
BOSTON ---- 200 DOL 100-4 6 ]
NEW YORK $50 900 100 1915 II 2
Wright, SPAIN () F. Barrett (8) and
Padgett, Mast co.; Grissom, Thompson
(8) and Warren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27

Galehouse, Gerens
KretloW and Swift.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27

NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-27

Kush, Hanyzewski (6), Meyer G) a
Mccullough.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
Children's Wear Concern
Is Asking Quarters Here

A leading northern manufacture"
of children's wear and novelties for
Infants has notified the Henderso |
Chamber of Commerce that II de-
sires to establish IL branch maniiiac-
turing plant in Henderson. maxim"
the second such request in the las
two weeks. Bloys W. Britt. the cham
ber's executive secretary. said to-
day.
Britt said communication from
the president Of a New York concern
had requested bclwrui 1900 and
10000 square feet Of floor space.
preferably OH one floor. for its
initial operations. The minimum
floor space would be acceptable,
the official said, if future expansion
is possible
The firm, which has been 81 bust
ress for 35 years and has ~ excel
lent reputation i'm its field. would
employ minimum of 100 seam
stresses in the plant here. gradually
increasing the number of employees
as facilities were expanded.
The manufactures said he was
particularly in Interested II Hen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
IRISH POTATO CROP
FAR ABOVE AVERAGE

Raleigh. .Jgly - r. ports from
commercial early Irish potato grow
crs III North Carolina rs of .Iuiy !
Indicated that crop of G0l2.00O
bushels Was produced in :hc Sat;
~ 1916. stated Clyde Willis. officiJr
Of the Fcdcral-Statc Crop Rcpurtin:.
Service.
This is 80 per cent larger ina:
the crop Of i.55O.0On bushels pro-
dIced in l945 and 30 per '.cnt 'arsc
than the l0-ycar average G92j- ~
produced Of l,628.O00 bushels. Til;
increase in production for 1916
stated Willis. resulted from an in
crease in acreage and the harvcs,
of an all-iimc record high yield of
1875 bushels per acre
The estimate &C the commercial
acreage for the late spring hhvcS.
is row placed nj 32.5OO.C acres. m
increase of - per cent over the
acreage harvested last year. bu,
seven per cent less than the l0-ycm
average.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
StudentsMay
Sign Today
For College

Chapel Hill. July 22.-Nctcrans an,
uun-vCtcranS throughout the stat
who wish to begin college educ;
ton al enc of the ccnierS being Sc
up throughout the State may regis
ter for admit,anCc in their county q
city school superintendent orf.c"
Mu,day and Tuesday. July 22-23.
This is the official registration
according TO Russell NJ. Grammar
secretary CT the Steering Committee
number and lC-atiOn OF ccnterS need
cd 10 meet the needs Of veteran
and non-vctcr;,-S for cducationa
facilities. Results u! the rcgiS'ra-
ton will be reported al tho mex:
meeting of The committee in Raleigh
July 30. nc said.
The Steering Committee represents
tie Governors Committee on Vet
Grams Education. the n. &. Cole"
Conference. the n. G. Negro College
Conference. and the State Depart
ment of Public instruction. The re-
gional office of The Veterans Admin
istratiOn is cooperating actively j..
plans for the participation Of 70;
crsrs in the college ccnters.
Twenty-four institutions Of higher
education in North Carolina. for both
white and Negro students. have ~
dictated they will conduct late aft
crrnon and evening classes ~ on
campus" ccntcrs should sufficient
number of students apply.
To date the list includes Atlantic
Christian College. Catawba College.
Davidson. Duke. Edwards Military
''stitutc. Gardncr-WCbb Junior Col
lcge. Guiliord. Lcnoir Rhyme. Pres
byicrian Junior College. AShcvrile-
Biltmorc Junior College. Ea:i Caro-
lima Teachers College. High Point
College. Elizabeth City Teachers Col
lego. Fayetteville Teachers College.
johnson {. Smith University. y. G.
G. n. Shaw University. 81. Angus
tine College and Winston Salem
Teachers College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22

derson because of its ample rail
ana truck transportation facilities
and because of its fine background
In labor relations.
we believe that our presence i'm
your >ity would be mutually advm-
tageouS, the official stated. Am,nu
other things. the company munurac-
lures baby boys suits, ctuns.. novel
lies and SportSwear.
leading manufacturer of pupu-
lar priced mems shirts recently
sought Il location for Il m;,,uract,r-
ing plant III Henderson. rcutlrsiinu
Il minimum III 5000 square feet a.,
lluor space. with room for cXpun-
SION by the company itself. Thi.
lirm would have employed from 100
10 o0O persons. depending upon the
eNiuNt L. which il could enlarge il.
'aciiitleS beyond the minimum re-
questcd to start
Brit said survey being conducted
by the chambers committee for
planning and development. headed
by William Bailey. had failed to I'M
cover any existing structure which
could be utilized for heavy manu-
featuring. However. the chamber l.
piat'llnS In contact local business
men with capital enough t. cree,
suitable plants in each case whcr,
industrial prospects could and woul.3
wait for buildings SuitaJIc TO tnri,
types OF manufacturing Ia be con-
Structed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
OIL RELATIVES
SOUGHT IN STATE

Chicago. H.. July 22-Children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Obi or if none
the descendants of their brother,
or sisters. are being sought through
out North Carolina to claim n $4,000
estate left by relative of whom
they probably never heard.
This was revealed here today when
Walter c. Cox. probate gencalogist
assumed charge of the hunt. M
Cox. a specialist in tracing missin
relatives 10 settle estate. said fam
!ly records show the couple to have
ben' married in North Carolina abOu
1890. but the CXG-t place is TN
known
Mrs. Ohl's maiden name was Mat
tic Leonard" Mr.. Cox said. "W'
have no other information concern
ing their families. except some cvi-
dence that members arc still Twin
III North Carolina
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
Find Body
Pete Turner
On Railroad

funlral services wee held I'M
afternoon at i l'c!y.E for PEI,
Henry Turner. ~. whose Dad
main line track. OF the ScuDuGrd Al
Line Railway North Hcndc"S"
early Sunday. Tie rites were held
ii the Pcntccostal IlJlincss chuc!
in North Henderson. in charge [
the pastor. Rev. II. +. Dalton. aSSia
ed by Rev. y. ". lCurd. North lien
dcrson Baptist minister. BiTia! w,
IL. ElmWOJd cemetery.
When found alongside the .ra;Iis
Tuners body was horribly Gu: up
Both legs had been severed oclcI
the knees and enc arm al the shout
der and the head was crushed.
Coroner Asa p"Schull summoned
coroncr'S jury. which sat in nn t.
quest al 1890 Il. II. al the Barnc
Funeral Home, where the body IA
being prepared for burial. The We
diet was that death resulted irur
Il railroad tracey.
Turner was a native OF ilai!'a
corrty and was born Nav :. ~
The family had lived in Hcnde'So
about 80 years.
Turne: was Il World War II vet
cran Of forty months service an
had served ih the Paci!i He re
turned IL the States and vas dis
charged into civilian life last De-
tober.
So far as learned. Turner was last
SCu shortly before midnight Satur-
day a; u barber shop west of.thc rail-
road and the highway not far from
where the body was found. The Trm-
ncr home was on the cast side of the
railroad almost within a stones throw
q! the tragedy.
Surviving are Turner's mother.
Mrs. Lizzie Turner. sister. Mis-
Annie Turner. with whom he live.
al 2l3 Lowry street: and TIVE blntn.
crs. Sam +. Turner and Frank O
Turner.
The deceased was a mcmDcr o.
the VctcrG''S of Foreign Wars. which
organic had charge ,
rites II the grave. wa INC VIEW
and American Legion furnishing IN
honorary pai!bcarcrS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
OXFORD 20 STANDS UP.

Nashville. July 22.-Thosc farm
ers who arc having trouble witt
Granville wilt should see the cx
sellent crop of tobacco on the farm
Of G.. w Whceless in Nash &C rntv
On land that is heavily infested wit
this wilt the Oxford &c variety i,
standing up 100 per cent. His othc
varieties 81 land infected with viii
are breaking down and will be al
most total loss. Wheeless has con-
Quoted this variety test TO prove
TO himself and other farmers In tn,
community that the Oxford 26 |!
the only tobacco for land infected
with Granville Wilt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
WEAVER APPOINTED
U.N.C. DEAN Or MEN

Chapc! Hill. July 22.-rred r.
weaver, Of Aberdeen. university
graduate III the clas" o. 81 and pilC,
il the Navy Air Corps during the
war. has Just been a3po,.;cG Dean
OF Men al Chapel Hill.
Receiving his discharge from Tia.
navy last january. Mr.. Weaver re
turned IL the university To tegcu
economies during the spring quar-
ter. He took up his new dutic, ii!
addition To his teaching this month
After receiving his \. b. degree.
he was awarded Il trachig Tei.o.v-
ship in the School al Commerce in
1898, and served as assistant Dean
OF Students from 1898 Il lg4!. In
l94l-4 he was American Vice Con
sui i'll Rio dc Janriro.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
NEW SWEET POTATO
HELPER REPORTED

Grecnvllc. July 22.-L. n. james
of Bethel has built machine TO be
used with his tractor for fcrtilizing.
listing. marking. and watering sweet
potatoes as they are set. w. H.
Pruden, assistant farm agent of the
State College Extension Service.
says that james used the new ma
chine with good results in planting
about IS acres of potatoes this sea-
son.
The machine is really two de.
vices. Ono fcrtilizes and lists two
rows at the time. The watcrcr
knocks down the ridge. marks the
place for the plants TO be set. and
waters the planting area. Hand la
Dor then drops and pegs the plants
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
FLUSH KIDNEY URINE
\ Benefit wonderfully from famou,
doctors discovery that relieve,
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to excess acidity in the urine

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urine. DIR. kILMER'S SWAMP ROOT
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
JASPER STEED TRIED
ON DRIVING CHARGES

Jasper Steed. colored. Was tried in
police court today for operating Il
motor vehicle with improper brakes.
with no operators license and with
&c brakes. He was fined SlO and
costs.
William CCzat and Buddy Perry.
colorcd. were tried for public drunk
cnneSS. Each was fined 81 ami
-oStS.
James Brandon. cClorcd. failed To
appear on Il charge OF diSurdcrlv
conduct and the case was cCntinuci
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
lT SURE Is A
GRAND FEELING

To know YOU can get quality, fast action
and economy in St. Joseph Aspirin. Find
out for yourself today. Demand St.
Joseph Aspirin, worlds largest seller ut
Zoe. You can save even more on 100 tab
let size for 35c. almost 5 tablets for lc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22

Horse race betting has reached
record proportions. Maybe, it's be-
cause that two-buck ticket on the
nose is the only thing that's still tn"
same old price.