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HANES SHIRTS
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Win«ton-So!»m. N. C
,-fv ^na n •?. 3 to?? oTe
o» "ill. tciii.V':i U> -ee It.
! ' three rounds. the w!-Uerweight
i <>«on icst \v.sn mil took a
j"■»>ii sound ticking. Tin:: lu? tunnel
the range. lie battered the light
v.en:ht title holder ti» the tloor si\
Ihne through ttie ne\t three heats
ami hurt him so badly that the Te\an
thin man just couldn't make it for
the se\entii. lie slumped to his
knee in his own corner in seconds
l>i i. re the be!! rant* opening the
-cv.nth and the State Athletic Coin
• i':. ■ ion i:i u-»I it a six round terhni
i-.-i UtuK'l.ont for tho t.r< at little Ne
Results
?'!l.l)MONT Llv\Gl t
j 11:;i-U;:n» Ashevillr I.
Uoeky Mount 8: Portsmouth <>•
i Norfolk «»0; Richmond 7-t) (first
i^ame I.j innings. 2nd gillie called
i oml t>!h. darkness^.
C'harlolto 7-1: Winston-Salem 3-2.
AMFIIK'AN TFAGI E
llitston J5-8: I Vtroit
Xew York 4: Cleveland
V" :stii:; ".ton Chicago 2.
Only games played.
VATIOWI. I.KAC.I E
Prooklyn "J: Chicago !.
Cincinnati -t Huston
S? L,oni< a; Philadelphia .'i.
Only games played.
It matter of common experi- I
we thai ti .iperate men are the !
f-t and longest-lived.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Club
Ashevilk
Durham
Uiehmotul ....
Charlotte . . . .
lio.-ky Mount
Portsmouth . . .
Norioik
Winslnn-Sali'iu
Vv.
53
47
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13
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47
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Club
Cleveland
Di-ln.ii .
! id -Still .
New York
Chira,u<>
U'a liini'.l.;
Philudoljii*
St. Lutii-s
W.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Club W. L
Ciiu'innnti 52 24
I lit Hiklyn IS) 23
Now York 42 311
Chicago 43 "1
Si. Louis 3!> 42
Pittsburgh 33 12
Boston 23 45
Philadelphia 2(J 49
Schedule
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Winston-Salem ;it Richmond,
lloeky Mount at Charlotte.
Portsmouth at Asheville,
Durham at Norfolk.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago al Washington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York :>t Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
HARRIET NINE TO
PLAY FIVE FORKS
The Harriet Mil! nine will tackle
Five Forks at Pine Park in South
Henderson at 3 o'clock Saturday aft
ernoon. it is said.
This is a Golden Bell league con
test. and a good game is expected.
NORTH HENDERSON
LASSIES WINNERS
The North Henderson recreation
gills soltball team beat Spring Val
ley girls 9 to 2 at the Parish House
ball park recently.
Wiggins and Edwards were the top
hitters for the losers, with Johnson.
Miller, the captain. Helen Lowry
and Sarah Uenn being the best for
the lo.-ers.
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I'.KDS—IF YOU
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Your lUisincss.
See This One Today!
2-piecv Kroehler living room
suite, mohair covering. superior
con -truction. I tegular $119.50
value—
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CLOSE OUT—LAWN LOUNGE ON
wheels. Waterproofed pad. Alumi
num finish. Adjustable back. Spe
cial at $14.50. Call for "Dick"
Moseley.
METAL UTILITY CABINET—|
Large, adjustable shelves. C;ili
Telephone 94!! lor prompt delivery.
DISIIES. DISHES. DISIIES, NOW
is the time to buy that extra 32
pieco dinner set. Complete service
for six. Hcautil'ul patterns. See
Cleveland Moore.
FREE DEMONSTRATION 1941
model radios. Made by Farns
worth. Many new features. S17.95
and up.
TEN 1'IECE MED ROOM GROUP—
Let Ben Perry show you this bar
gain group. Bed. chest, vanity
springs, mattress, lamp set. pil
lows. and other items for only
$59.50. On display now.
FOR SALE CARD TABLES A1
'give away' prices ... strong, dur
able. attractive. Not to be confus
ed with cheap, inferior table. Asl<
"Dick" Moseley to give you ar
unusual demonstration. Only $2.95
FOUND—THE BEST VALUE OF
July's many bargains. On th<
third floor at Christian-Harward
S. C. Stephenson has found a larg<
enameled wood and coal range
Originally marked S99.50. Car
be hud lor only $79.50.
Free
Delivery
TURE CO., INC. HENDERSON, N. C.
Council On
Monday Will
Get Budget
A tentative budget lor the current
fiscal year will be given to the City
Council Monday evening at ils
monthly ses.sion for July, it was
learned today. Some action may he
taken at that time also on leasing of
fishing rights in the city waterworks i
! lakes.
The new budget has not yet been j
: whipped inl" shape to cover all ilein^ i
of expenditure for the year, but will '
be. at least in tentative form, by the I
: meeting of the Council Monday night.
During the past fiscal year the
city's lax rale was SI.(ill oil Ihe $l((t)
valuation. Indications are. so far as
has been lea ned, that this rate will
i not be increased, and that there is
| some possibility that a slight rcduc
I tion will be attempted.
There has been some talk of a new
funding «.>f maturing debt service ob
ligations in 1940-41. but whelhcr or
not this is seriously contemplated will
await the Council's consideration of
i budget matters for definite deter
i mination.
AROUND TOWN
Pays Traffic Fine—A traffic fine
of $1 was collected from the Economy
Auto Supply Store, records at Ihe
city clerk's office revealed today.
Pleads Guilty — Arthur Ayscuej
| pleaded guilty to being drunk in city
! court today before Mayor Henry T.
I'owell, and was given 3(1 days, u
I spended upon payment of the eo;1s. |
I ndcrsocs Operation.
Billy Fugleman underwent an op- |
era tion for appendicitis last night at i
Maria I'arham hospital, and is said j
to be doing very nicely.
Cotton Closes
7-12 Lower
I I
New York, Jiuy 18.— (AP)
| ton futures opened 1 higher
| lower.
Futures closed 7 to 12 lower
dling spot lO.al. off 12.
New contracts:
October 9.42
Decembei 9..12
January
March 9.09
May 8.91
it's Wallace' For FDR's
Running Mate; President
To Speak by Radio Tonight
'Continued From Page One)
became known after both Secretary
of State Cordell TIull and Byrnes had
refused to be considered.
Word that "it's Wallace" quickly j
spread from delegate to delegate and
there were indications that other
contenders would withdraw. Sena
tor Harrison of Mississippi told the
Mississippi delegation it was Wal- j
lace "on the first ballot" and pre- .
dieted no one else would even be
nominated. * , I
—Cot-|
• to 1
•, mid
9.30;
9.201
9.1II
9.01
Burma Accord Seeks
To End War in China
(Continued From Tage One)
gukited with a view to restoring a
balance between rich and poor and ,
not in pursuance of any policy of
reducing the number of persons in j
"this well defended island."
"After months of widespread if ill
directed bombardment," he said, "our
casualties have been singularly
slight."
Babson Urges Sound Tax
Program In Defense Plan
(Continued From rage One)
in this new "defense war" seems to j
be the same as that which destroyed
France and which threatens England.
France was defeated by New Deal
pap, shorter hours, and high costs.
Two months have gone by since we
suddenly realized that our defenses
were vulnerable. Yet. I have found
but few people who have any under
standing of what we face in the
months ahead to provide adequate
defense.
Surtaxes I'nsound
Congress must be extremely care- j
ful in seeking new methods of rais
ing money for our defense program. I
So far the talk seems to center on j
"excess profits" taxes. Aside from I
the practical difficulties of deter- j
mining "excess profits," this is dang-j
erous for two reasons. First, every j
person—not just business corpora
tions—must be made to feel the I
burden of this defense program for
the sake ol' our national spirit. Sec
ond, we must not discourage busi
ness men. We have plenty of evi
dence to show that high surtaxes de
1 feat their own purpose. Such taxes
. do not raise the anticipated revenue;
they discourage employers; they
penalize expansion, they cripple in
dustrial efficiency. This was our
i experience in the years from 1920
to 1922.
We must not lose sight of the fact
that in addition to our defense pro
gram we still have unemployment.
If we handle the defense program
irrop?viv. nenny pv^vv j'.vipioynDL?
should oi.' abie to find a job. Hew
ever. ii' we retard the expansion of
business and discourage the starting
><i new businesses by "heads-I-win.
tails-you-lose" taxes. we will be
missing the boat on creating new
job . Above all. we must not lax and
discourage ligitimate business to the
extent that the government itself
will start messing around with the
defense job. The moment il at
tempts to do this it is "curtains" for
democracy in the United States a*
well as in Kurope.
Flat Tax Soundest
Business men and investors will
be glad to pay tlioir share of higher
Wife Preservers
Ihili li-mon juice aivl half wator makos
a ivfivshingmonth wash; lemon juicoantl
salt make sn oxccilvni c neiia-ncy denti
frice.
tctx^s to ir.e cieien:? i^vosr^ni.
but Congier- must nor -..ddie t:.e |
entire burden on the?::. PiU-'mess"
job is to make tanks. airplanes. l itlos!
und shells. Its job is not to collect j
taxes toi Uncle Sain! The Treasury
experts must find new taxes that
give business men incentive to work
for defense, to expand their plants.
t« increase employment, and to make
America cafe from the dictatorships. J
1 believe that the soundest tax—and I
the best revenue producer—would bo ;
a flat, but fair, income tax on every
person in the country!
Tin; hope of America today is
that we will all j»et hack to the
!iindamt nI;11 -- on w hich the growth
of this old city of Gloucester was
rounded.- hard work, self-denial.!
and independence. Now. more than
at any time in the last half century, j
character -anion-; political leaders,
munuiacturers. merchant, workers,
farmer-, everybody—will dictate the'
seciiritv. the pr«ij?re». and tfio future
of tli:' .Yew World - and 1i " (>id!
Burke Bolts
Demo Ranks
(Continued From Pofjc- One)
shall work for your victory at the
polls in November."
Senator Burke, frequent critic of
ine prefer7 ncirr.tni>tr;i'ivn. »\ i> u
ier.ted in :he Neb*. . <u: Democrat
primary in hi? renomination effoi
The senator wrote Willkie *tti
he was "certain that a host"
Democrats would support the R
publican nominee.
Representative Colfee. Democr;
Nebraska. said in a statement th
he could not "conscientiously su]
pin t ny president for a third term
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
UF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief
Many sufferers relievo n iprinK baokarhi
rpiiekly, orn r they diseovor that I In* real caus<
ul their tr<i«jl>lo inav ho tired kidm-vs.
'I he kidneys arc Nature's <■ i.h-f way of takim
tho ( "irss ari'ls and wa>to out of the blood
'I hey help most pie pass about 5 pints a day
\\ iii-n disorder of kiduev funetion pernni:
p< isoiiotis matter to rrmaiii in ym:r blood. il
it ay c ause n.-iirx-'iiur baei>aehe, rheumatie pains
hi' pains, l<»s i f pep aii'l eii'Tj'v, jretiins ui
nichts, swelling, puiliness under tin' eyos, lit'inl
aehos and diz?.iue>s. Frequent < r sonnty pas
»agcs with smarting and burning sometiin**
shows there is something wrung with vou
kidneys or bladder.
I >,.n't wait! A L your drupgist for lo>an':
Pills, used fully by millions for over 4i
years, 'l iny give happy relief and wdl help thi
j.'i miles of kid lie) tubes llusll out poi-onuU
waste from your blond. t!et 1 Juan's fills.
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