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Gro-Amoso Wins, 9-2
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Two Softball
Games Tonigh
; i · ι γι* ι· ■ be treated to
. ι·· ·. .i;·. d ci'iilostb th:< c.'cn.i
• · -11 ! 1i / .ι 11 park.
The Ep*>!!! and To\vn.»v:'.i<· ga '
uft ?· «get her :n the lir.-t a..■·.·
o'clock, and the Henderson A
«•ill ".ppose Qxf> rd Ai -Sta
liio nightcap, which is set for 9'
:leck ai order to give fans \vl
0# η Saturday night an npj)u
mty to reach the pâïfe béîdfi il
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«>: the 5fate ; ». tfrv Local !âtis ap^
I ; ; ■ i\ ;i! . nd enjoy · nt
The management has purchased
in w Lintfirrm» that w II be w rn only
by the A Η-Star learn 111 'he Λ li
st..: ■ f>. I'.-u-y isital
i*e .·' !.· · ..nd sin Id t \ e; y
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0 be run «!' ! : : t ·. e :n\ : . eel·;.
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' like the sc. ·γ» ν ; ι. .i »i '
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t) neip him an-nu
Gulfei> rii ·
7 getting in tru ,.· : :
R themselves eligible ; t! ·· ..·
1 Jimmy Couper. Jr.
champion, and he \vT?7 · '
t.· his laurels during tiu
week.
F. >t r.'und matche.· .. ·
I to begin Sunday, ami i·.
I·; u:> I'.fS! S.i: ;.'day ,· S
,ι ;ι · irnam'iit c '■
ι) , ·:\ · · . ·· e\ r.-y ι». ·!:«·
Ι ρ lie. and again re η ind t : t
1 I:h· t' :> a special ! !.ghî
ο .. handsome dips . - i
INDIANS TO PLAY
WITH TIGERS AWAY
ι · (. :ia γ !««··! . ncy
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E for . conli st with the Ε:ιιΛ · of that
1 cily. : * ' ihoi't w ll : 't■ t *ost ;,t
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11 The Carolina Indian.*, the second
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CITY SOFTBALL U:\GM·
Oxford AI l-St a :*s - Holder»·»
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I'll DMOVr Ι.ΓΛίίΓΞ
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Ashevilie .it Portsmouth.
.•id at Chariot
\ MI IÏI1 \\ LEAGUE
W.i ÎlûlRtOn.
f'ii iadelphia.
d ' New York.
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NATIONAL LEAC'E
I '.... ιd··!;·:'...ι at Chicago.
I» >.··.<!» a: I'itt.sfeiiirgh.
Nr.·. York a' Cincinnati.
1 '■ · r.iyn at St. Lo ι : ■
In jealousy there ·
e -el!" than of somebody ι ;
The chief purpose ·■: h a
a human happiness.
Su r vivats
Tell Details
Of Sinking
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m'm-, exprès ηκ special admira'
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• ···. ■ ont ,:i I ' I'll, l't ns
1 · j il of Ι. ·. . t'e-.e. κ ship.
. : tin ' - .·. ·*·ι :»·"> 1» r
. r π'1î \ '. · - ■: ·ι il.
ι» ά.0 -.d · .4:.-—··γ;ι
uct t!î . · · .1 day- and
ί..·" . re - ' con
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Ί - ;>lcn " > 1>· .: 1 -.
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\n ' · - irv . Wil' am C" ry.
. χ. ν ι · t uni
marine officer seemed especially in
•1 . ·■ I ·ι the :: M · deck
. il11 m.· ι . -.
Officer Κ ' ^orr\
The saine officer. Cary said, told
• 1! fi et r ' Ίΐ H i1 π Moor
..· ··.· ,· , re vei ν rrv b· it you η re
·. ■ . 1 irgo ■ 1 '·■■ l'Hintry
i^llli··, "id thell IX
i-d tint 1! ·■ r:ne would
c ' ■ nk the ι .iid its cargo.
When the vessel first was stopped
as pushed through the south At
l.in::e I· aed C, j'· '<'π. Union of
* ι.*· Λ· .m. C. .1. "Λ Germa::
: · et r η her to-. (of 'lie subma
rine) asked in fiùd En&ïïsih what
cargo we were carrying and our des
' il t 11.'
After the lob e. Moor's first ·:"
fiver ctearly answered the question;.,
( ' ■- i!i'ed. '. 1 ( îei'ir in ' ' ■ ·
w · 1: below.
Courage I- Shown
Τ ·■ .·. ' ir.cn. :n:d especially ' c·
f.'ii y· ni .Id i. y C.iry -aid.
"very courageous'' and accepted the
• ii··' ' ■. ι a !\ 1 * t- life'n. .aS ■
.1 whimper .· complaint
(*iii' German · lor. lie -.iid. s νι
111- i'oat a van o: press."d blaeii bread
but the lifeboat passengers toiind i:
: 1 " · tough t . eat.
"On the 1 nth day of voyage ni
lia IV. we - .y ted a hi: > and li: a
.- .filial fi:e b'.'. * !'e\ tl ' r1 v. · ee US."
C' iy aid .. "ter e n"·Ίê Π.n« thi
seaman's story at tlie tortures of the
. .1 11 and tmp-eal -un.
'Π iring t!,e lion ί>!e wage we
-ans and ioke ! as much ρ lib .
trying to l.eeu .rr Morale high until
tee Ozorio found us."
Wheat Sale
Rules Given
I ' -gi Si.ι ' .· Ί1, K.i it'.4:1, I .lilt' 1 i.
— Γι.I' . 1.4 iuct- :ι: i· ol import
: ' 11 ' , i.lJUU Ν >: ill C'a 1 ul.11..
.■ iiiiit.- λ iu-.it gniwiT.-, m 11 i c r
. ·,«. . uîiU thresher.·*:
Ali wheat threshers unci combine
- , ·.-. \\ii'» take wheat as toll
. . 1 t .·.. 1:1< al e required .11
•i··.· the i'J41 λ lieat marketing quota
... to nake permanent leeura. ul
irun.-.ietiun. This record 1- nece
.. y. ;l was explained today uy E.
'1' Floyd. State AAA executive ol
; .ul·: at Sta'e College, to identity
tiie lull wheat when it is passed
ainng by tin· chresher or combine. ;
it her buyers.
Millers and processors ol wheat
also are required to execute a Tnph
Λ lonn listing all wheat b,night and
including grain accepted a.- t>·!; ; 1
grinding, ii the miller maintain
own system of bookkeep 114.
system should be modified -> . t
embrace all information .ι·ιμι. . .i :
the marketing quota prugi .ia . .1
Any person—harvestor of processor
—who accept.- penalty .1' 4!' 1 .
bushel ill excess whe.i' icq .. 1·.:
to execute .. separate ΑΛΑ : 1. 1 an
le.-s the wiieat is idem.1.eel by the
thresher or combine operator.
1 Executive officer Floyd aid that
I all growers who remove 1941 wheat
from the la: :, either ... toll or by
sale must have a marki'i.ng card in
ι order to make such removal without
[penalty. Marketing card* a >w are
available m county AAA iffices and
may be issued immediately to grow
ers who have planted 12 acres ol
wheat or le.-s. and to tli-i-.t glowers
who.-e wheat acreage has been
check checked. Other growers may
receive marketing card a- soon a.
acreage is checked by tiie AAA.
SEMINAR TO OPEN
JUNE 27 AT ECTC
I Greenville, June 14.—The Associa
tion for Childhood Education will
, hold a seminar at Ea.-t Carolina
, Teachers College on June 27.
All teachers, parents, and super
intendents interested in young chil
dren and their welfare are invited
to attend this conference.
Defense Program May Take
Some 'Lost Colony' Actors
M; :.·· ■' · M Though the η:ι- ,
·>:ΐ! may take
. ■> . innel of Paul
ι . ilc:: . >CTUl'.V, "The
11 ; t'h opens it.- lifth
• Κ.. .1 .gii here ■) Lily .'1.
' >ii.,y declared Ilia*.
; .ductioii promi-es to
: i n alliant and color!u]
.accptaai of tile Roanoke
i celebrations.
\V · 'iir ca-t of Jill), ,-onie of oui·
.· ,iy iir drafted .iiul we are
' care ■ ·!' every emergency oy
.·. :ag experienced actor- and tecii
e .ills .ead\ '.·) step into parts and]
iin.-t.- va.ated by tho.-e answering i
t'ai- il.ι! ill' call." I). 15: adford Fear-!
;· ' .;Ιι η 1 ο: the lîoanoke Island
H: !·.·>: \.- ■ Ι' at.. in. -aid. "We
have patriotic drama and urge our j
• ■ · (I.· ,;:i .· par; in t'ae national
di * t■ :. -. ; ijram
Xo exceptions an· being made, ac- (
I mi: ' ?.! 1m ji .n.u ' )ne act >r i
!..;<■ .ι i~ ι ·, d .a led. Sa m H :r
.· : ' plays tin· role.- o! Simon
I·' : .. i ι and the Master of the
(,) lee'i - Ce <· "lia- alternately
in -ι the beg.tin.an of "The Lust
(' · ay." II e\ e -, arrangement ·
ii tve been made for two experienced I
!' · ·!·.· . : ' ii" have already
played import,mt parts in the page- j
• •ici-d. :;a. to :.li these roles.
In 'in· ϊι chn.ea! «taff t\v·· po-ts
v. ν have t.i be filled bel.ire the
e, in closes—lhat of stage manager,
been held by Gene Lang
·.··. : · · three .-,.!»>»·.« : . and that
: ·· hn.ea! maanger. held by Wil
Dir.-ett -.ace 'lie t ·.-; vear of
ί ι .a. In e\ e. ν ■ : fv I).ρ:etnr
S :.·] Si Idea di ;·■ d tiia: ex
' I'M ι·{| a ■ ' " I I eildy t· '
a a into !i.· ■ ■ ; t.. make for
:·· 'ta performances.
As e .'a l .if the ea.-t
• t t :.. ; ■ duct : m οι "The
1. . ; eicoa ic change is
the .·;·. a ·· 1 >·.nald S unci - ;«i the
• i)l,l) Tuni which he
ι 'i > ed :::: tin· ,-ee. nd and third ι
-ea-..a.· ''liable to ret 'I'll last saill
ira"· because of a previous engage-ι
• •π· ι* ': e Ne·.·· Y rk World's Fair, j
3omcr> is a happy addition to th..
• ummer'.- t'a. t because hi.- piay.nn cil
ho roll? lias been loudly a ι ■ ι · 1 a. : : - < · c i
>y both press and public as the host
;<> date.
This year's production will ma: .
he return >.f such regular |.eii'or·! -
τ- as Kataherine Cale, who has won
:amo lor her heroic interpretation
if Eleanor Dare. Gregory Morton
Sir Walter Raleigh. Bedford Thur
uan as Father .Martin. Henry Back
er a.- the HiMorian. Fred Howard
ι- Uppowoc. the Indian dancer.
Katherine Muran as Queen Eliza
beth. Howard Bailey as Essex Earl.
A'ynn a> Governor White, and Helen
Hortch as Agona.
The remainder of the cast will he
composed of Carolina Playmakers
rι·uη the University of N'orth Caro
lina and mure than Km natives .if
Roanoke Is 1. nul w h·· ι: ' . - *i;«··r
services annually !<> this nun-coift
meTCial venture. Λ group J") .-ing
(■;·· f η f il 1 hr Wo- ' ■ in " ' ' : · of
: IV -icot'>n, Χ. I-. i.'nio ' · ;·( ι · on
I . if TheoS (' ·<>! :' .. : the
I η:.;- ieal backer·· nd * ■ i. una.
Too IV anv Ml' 1! ; ι ( i · · · ·,!(·. in
ί other.- just heeause λ r : nd ' - hurd
! to develop then: nnrsrk c-·.
ΛΟΙΠΉ CAROLINA STOCKS
; Ti n \' . : . · ! Τ1«» .?.·»·
ι ι. ne is a; or. :
Inc., L)i :rn · Γ\
prices based ■ ·, . :
dealer. . . ' j > :
asKuew·* ι.1 ··
only nul ι. '
Dt si riptioii
Acme St»ini - ■' 1
America!'. ΊΊ i t Γ . C'on
Amer V. rn .ν ι1
Auto Fin;.;(" ·
Auto Finance Co. 5'4"' F'iii.
Bassett Furn Ira <
Bibb Manufac'r ! ' >·
Brandon Corp "Λ"
Car· lin., ir.· . :.
Carolina Pu r. & I,· (' so pfd. .
Carolina Pwr & I ' C pfd ·
Carolina Tel & : I c»:n.
Chadwick-H· ■ ·..:. C· C" ίτι. . . .
Chadwick-H'. r. in;· C Pfd.
Chatham Mfg. Co. 0'.; Pfd.
China Grove C lit ή Miil>, Corn.
Crescent Spinning Co. Com.
Colonial Stores, Inc., pfd
Colonial Stores. Inc., Com.
Dixie-Home Stores Inc Com
Dunean Mills Com.
Durham II s Mills Class "Λ" Pld
Eagle Yarn Mills Com.
Efird Mfg. Co. Com
Erwin Cotton Mill.·, Com.
Flint Mfg. Co. Com. .
Florence Mills Com.
Gossett Mills Com
Hanes, P. H. Knitting Com.
Hanes, P. H. Knittihg 1% Pfd.
Home Tel. & Tel. Co. Com.
Jefferson Std. Life Ins. Co. Com.
' .i.. Dealers.
: no.·, .nfe retail
ο it by certain
I'v.· Association
..." they are
ket. )
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Majestic Mig. Co. Com.
May. MeEwen Kaiser Co Con·
May, McEwen Kaiser Cu $4 ι ι :
Monarch Mills Com
Mooresville Cotton Mills C
N. C. Railroad Com.
National Yarn IM.i! C
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Occidental Lilt· I■ ι
Orr Cotton M . i C
Com.
Perfection Spinning Co. Com
Piedmont and >rtm rn Ry . Com.,
Piedmont Mi» Co. Com
Pilot Full Pa H< . Mills Com. .
Pilot Full Fa- H Mills 6'i:tf pfd
River-id»· <£· D.in Klver Mills Com.
Riverside & Dan River Mills (!'. Pfi
Rose's 5. 1", 25c Stores, Com. ...
Security Ntl. Bank Com
Smyre, A. M. Mfg. Co. Com.
Soncoo Products Coin
S uth Car Pow S6 pfd
Southern Webbing Mills Com
Sterling Spinning Co. Com
Stowe Spinning Co. Com
Taylor-Colo.uitt Co. Com.
Textiles Inc Com
Textile Inc 4'7t pfd
Tidewater Power SO Pfd.
Tubizc Chatillon $7 pfd
Union Buffalo Mills T7c 1st pfd
Union Buffalo Mills 5% 2nd pfd . . .
Victor-Monaghan Co. Com
Va. Pub. Ser. 6'; Pfd
Va. .Puο. Ser. 7% Pl'd
Wachovia Bank & Tr. Co. Com ....
Washington Mills Com
Wiscassett Mills Co. Com
West Point mfg Co. Com
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Ireiit' Dunne. Cary Crant in "Penny Serenade"
— Kiivm-v-v Snndav. Monday. Tuesday.
(il l). I » Π lit
Not Lovi'"
ThursdîiV.
ami .Martha
— Kmbassv ΊΊ
La in·
eat re
m " I ι
Wt'dlH
t :· ι »an·
day and
ΓΟΟΙ.
10c and 'ÎUr
TODAY
Roy Rogers
Ill
"R.ANGFR AM) Till l.ADY
Also
Ruck Junes- in
"WHITE EAC.7.F."
Cl Ifflflti·
HENDERSON
OX Κ Ν κ; I IT ONLY
Tues. June 17
CHAS. COLLIER
PRESENTS.
ALL NEW
THIS YEAR.
f UNNY COMEDIANS
BEAUTIFUL GIMS
PRICES
Children 25c
Includes Defense Tax
Adult Tickets 10c
Defense Tax 01c
Total 44c
STEVENSON
10c and 20c
TODAY
"Hop-A-Long
Cassidy"
l'lus ChapttT Nu. 1
"Sky Raiders"
SUNDAY ONLY
SHE LOOKED LIKE
A MILLION..
cm/ m
miiliatt, ,
tool x V \
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COLES'NORRISi
Novelty
News
EMBASSY
TODAY
Loretta Young
—in—
"Lady From
Cheyenne"
MONDAY — ΤΙ ί SDAV
The story of α small-town
biggie... who WAS BIG!
"Every St a! Λ Cool
Ret!·, at
Sunday — .Monday — Tuesday