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K .:· jî: at Ch.yton i: -d" -it Raleigh. ..<>'!· :. 111 · 11 c i t' : · C 'i...#· Ι»ill . * i '. ' *. ^ . · alt :y:; at liende: - :. !;.v Rale.gh at H". :idt·! ■ · Hetid'.·: r. R.m K: Ilendersii; at lîaU·^!. nCLRS TO OPPOSE WEND'ELL ON SUNDAY ...■ 'una Iigii- : la.-' Sunday •V ::·.(·(·: Wt'iui. . it· ig g i lored tea SPRING VALLEY NINE MEETS DURHAM COLTS Si ring Yalit'v -,d : ·■ ' )iiv!m:<i • ill set ' W ■ S a 1 ν ,Π,·, - t 3:3 'la' Grev me park in what should be a very T a' public d: . ·. : ., ted e . tit Tl'.cic . ' · ad — tee Knox Lauds Eight-Point War Aims Durham, Aug, 16.—CAP)—Using ■ _::t dt'l'lai\i'a r Uoo.se elt Churchill conference this week . : sea Secretary Frank Knox of the • d Stales m ·>. :·· before i· North Carolina League of Muni ■ - in 33rd ··.· . · invention • i^t «rent. 1 I··· !· ;t« the >: nt ·.·. :i .it·: ■···-<■»'. cvingress ·■ :ts approval, and God help that • ]· ,p c ■, 11 n : ■ ι ■ ' ~ 'he ν tes •Only the strong can preserve a 't t poare " Si 'ary Knox • ■(I .'ι d'-fct: «■ ' ·' present ■ mal pri'gran. Ί atary pre -deness. if ".a- my rerog m of the earful perils of this hour that caused forsake ay b'.,»ines< and poli· : ι*· pferenr . temporarily, I·· be *'··· vil an pad i what will ■ *hi· area "est naval power that ever "· t' the ea-." Sécréta· y Knox de r) . 'p<> . η 'he theme Tin- That Menace I/herty." Introduced By Rrouehton ·· Kr-ox · ν· ι s introduced - r; , J M Rroughton. who was -Mrrj ' tlin CO'fUin hv Mayor W f nf Din-'imi Π th Carr and • .-pfi'i'lpH thp ruc^d riv η between Durham τ* ·< "1,1 η former v^arc. Oov ■ Prnutrhton refered to the Dur inro-Rolpip'1 airport a = the bindinr Kinds of the two hitherto rival CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX YLENA turned slowly in Tate's arms. Across the street she saw the station wagon being deftly backed into a short space. Yes, it is my good friend Scott And with him," she emphasized, "is Tlsh Reynolds who probably will marry him before the winter sea- I son is over. Tf he does escape her, then he s far more slippery than the first three she wanted to mai ry She watched Tish scramble out of the machine like a \\ riggling lit- . tie plump [Hippy and hang her arm ι through Scott's While the pair stood waiting a break in traffic, Ylena stepped onto the narrow bal cony that overlooked the street. She put two lingers between her teeth anil whistled stridently, as bo.lsterous boys do in a picture show, the way Scott had taught her to whistle during one of their desert rldee. He recogniaed the sound and immediately glanced up, but by then Ylena was looking with dreamy attention at something on the far horizon, hand stiffly shading· the eyes. « To Tate's look of Impolite ask ance she said, "I'm an Indian." He did not laugh. "You mean you're crazy." Hé stepped back into the room, his face darkly Impa tient. Diane was horror stricken, Ylena saw, as she swept back Into the room and onto the stairway entrance to welcome her guests. To herself she was thinking, "Now, I'm going to have some fun." "Darling, darling, Ylena!" Tish was saying as she rame up the grill-work steps. She fell upon the blond girl with her usual suffoca tion. Ra-pturous verbal endear ments, " ionstantly reiterated be tween kisses und squeezes. "Scott and I have come to take you to dinner. Oh, how do you do ? How do you do?" she commented brief ly as Ylena managed to stop her lush long enough to present Diane and her brother. Tate and Scott Hamilton shook hands, then moved as far apart as possible. Diane forgot to be outraged at Ylena s tomboyisli behavior in her delight at meeting THE Tish Rey no'. ls, made famous by rich an cestors, columnists and photogra phers. Clanking with cowboy spurs and precious gems, interspersed with Indian Jewelry, she sat down be side Diane, and went right on talk ing breathlessly, finally interrupt ing herself to ask: "How long hav« you know Ylena?" "Since she first came to La Ma dera,' Diane returned. "She's go ing to marry my brother." Ylena felt the quick glance of Scott Hamilton, but before she could catch the expression on his face, he said something about fixing a drink and moved toward blue glass sliding«doors. Tish fastened snappy black eyes on Tate, who lounged in one of the blue chairs. "I can't say that I blame you. He's very handsome." The blond girl looked at her fiance, impeccable In his blue-gray gabar dine suit and white gray sport shoes, hie face still rather sullen from petty altercations with Ylena. Yes," Tish repeated. He's the most amazingly handsome man I've ever seen. Congratulations!" Tate flashed his magnetic smile o\*r perfect, white teeth and said a lice "Thank you." However, Ylena knew it was the compliment Vhat brought the smile rather than I I ' ios, l'( Governor Brought^;·. V.:ed Sec- m rotary Knox that Ν >rth %Arolina ·.·, d< .ι state ·>ί small town.·* and cities, sa -at there is only one city which cached :he 100,000 mark, and that rt ifter the third count when they ac- e> tually counted the Republicans. Ά By way of introdi.cti"n Secretary r: Knox said: "If America :s going to n be saved by its great prim·.pits it will be by the folks l,ke v.m -Hie at smaller communities I a:n glad to ri, the good wishes of Tish. Ylena excused herself. "I'll see If Scott la finding everything. " Through the blue glass doors she disappeared into a combination bâr and snack room. She perched on one of the pink leather stools be fore a semi-circular blue bar and gazed across it at Scott Hamilton. Intent on a siphon bottle, he did not look up until Ylena demanded his attention. "What do you expect me to say. Ylena? Something comforting ? To me it's an off-again on-agaln. gone again affair your own affair, I might add." He sampled his drink, and added more soda water. "I feel the same* as I always have. Give you enough rope and perhaps you'll hang yourself. By the way, who is the sultry beauty downstairs ?" Ylena frowned and reached across the bar ,for a handful of pistachio nut·. "Just a girl I hired." "Would her name happen to be Francie, or was the little boy Just calling her that for a nickname?" •'Look!" Ylena's green·eyes were filled with crackling sparks, "I've just had a long elege of this Fran cie business with Diane and Tate. I'm simply giving a poor girl a Job. That's all It amounte to." Scott placed his glass on the blue bar, then leaned on his elbows so that his face was close to the blond girl's. "So you kid yourself. Actu ally, yau\e wrapping your fears In psychological cotton wool— that's what you're doing." Without moving he called out, "Come on in, Cromwell." Ylena had heard no sound of Tate's approach. She turned as he slid on a stool beside her. He lifted her hand and kissed it ardently, for^the benefit of Scott Hamilton! Wasted effort for Scott's back was toward them as he prepared anoth er drink. "For Tlsh," he explained, again facing the two at the bar. ■* As they all re-entered the living room Tish's petulant voice began flailing Ylena, "Mr·. O'Nell saye you're going to marry as soon as you finish Terrence Alkire's house. Now, you eimply can't ik> that tc nie, Ylena. I was your first order. I was here before that old goat " "Yes, but you preferred to gc horseback riding. Meanwhile I ve made other plans." Tish turned to "young Cromwell "You can Just waltl I have to have my Casa something'or the other.' Tate had no smile for her now only a violent shake of his dark wavy head, "Oh, no! No, sir! Vrr taking no chances this time. It won't hurt you to wait until we'r< back from our honeymoon. She car do it then." 4 "Just so I get it," Tish agreed. Her fiance's remark astoundec Ylena; not that she wasn't willing to keep working. In fact, she pre ferred It, but she preferred also t< make the decision herself. Shi didn't want It made by Tate. Abovi all, she didn't want Scott sitting there with that sly grin on his face as though he knew something ver; funny. It was a terrible gatherinj anyway. Diane was practically do ing obeisance before the wealth; Tish. Tish, though chattering lik a monkey, was actually aware ο no one but Scott. Scott, a etrikinj figure in costly cowboy clothei was aardonie and almost openl contemptuous of Tate. Tate wa sullen, hie dark, accusing eye fixed on "Ylena, and Ylena at th end of the circle waa Impatient ic the visit to be at an end. So sh had thought she would have fu I when Scott and Tish arrived ? Ht nu· to :he state that sired tl' .■η who .signed the Mecklcnbui duration f independence," 1 id. r ' . "This is a Time when we ought 1 member and heed that doctrir prcs.-ed !y the sailor who sail iy country, may .-he ahvays I int. but right or wrong, my com "I could find no more nppropr :■ moment to appeal :o you tha ;ht now while the reports of tl' Ha: fia: Acting on an lntlultlve decision, Scott rose ttnd said quickly. Let'* go. Tish " • Now?" she protested. "We Just got here anyway, we cam· td take Ylena to dinner." Tate put in, "Ylena Is having dinner with ns." "What if she is? We can aU go together. I'm madly in lctve with Scott, hut I t love to sit across the tRble and Just look at you." She clutched the hand Hamilton ex tended and got up to lean heavily against him. What do you say, Tate?" She turned to her compan ion. "We'll make a party.-U would be fun. wouldn't It?" "I doubt It, Tislj. Would you put a brown shoe on one foot ai)4 β white one on the other t" He ^ftot a quick glance over bef coegtoroer ated outfit and shook ' Wi Ijefcd. "Teh! I guess you would! Cbmt'on, we're giiing." The pudgy girl's eyes were gawking with perplexity, fror the moment her chatter wàè «ileheed. She murmured quick farewells atld followed Scott Hamilton down the stairs As they walked through tfte Arcade, Ylena heard her friend's glib voice again, casc&dent, contin uous.' questioning. Turning back into the room Ylena remarked with mild sar<Msni, "Nice little party." She bent over the back of Tate's chair and leaned her cheek against his. "Come to dinner at the house to night, Ylena." "Just family," Diane said Inclu sively. She began draping lovely silver foxes over her shoulders. Just as she had to that first din ner invitation, Ylena asked, "Are you sure Mrs. Cromwell will want me?" "Of course," Diane reassured. Her cheeks were faintly pink with embarrassment. "So wty Percy. I'll go pick up the infant now. Meet you In the car, Tate." j As soon as his Ulster left the room, Tute leared to hU feet and gathered ΥΙβΙλ into Impatient arms. He didn't say a word, Just kissed her, until her senses swam, until she was so dlziy and breath less beneath his Hps, that no out side thoughts invaded her mind. If only such moments never had to end — thooe stars bursting about her head, those diamonds dancing before her eyes. Abruptly he re leased her and asked, "Wh^t waa Hamilton saying to you In the bar ?" The girl asked herself the age old question. Why couldn't love be free from doubts and Jealousy Τ "He s^ld I was wrapping my fears in psychological wool." ' ' ' Tate pondered the remark. "I don't understand it." "Neither do V But ®he did. Scott me^n^ she ι waj refusing to acknowledge hèr 1 fears, that in some biased fashion she hoped to hide them by having : Francie work for her. And he was rightl Ylena realised ' that as she and Tate walked ; through the shop on Tate's way to ■ his car. Why, I'm wld^-eyed and r flop-cared, Ylefla thought with î self-disgust. Staunchly she' fought f for nonchalance, as she waved te [ her guests, then rejoined Francis , In the showroom. Nevertheles s))· f admitted with honesty that phe had' 9 hired Francie to keep ap eagle ,»ye s on her, and for no other reaaon. she » wanted to snoop and probe. I'm r just a sneak, she thought with dls e tress, and love for Tat·, is r'esponsl (i hie. , ! (To Be Continued) ι c unprecendenUd conference, news ot g i which is ringing from Canada to the e borders of Mexico, in which Preci ; dent Roosevelt and Winston Chur o j chill were engaged at .>ea. These e ι two great leaders have declared that i, > neither Great Britain nor the United e ) States see it any aggrandizement of )- territorial acquisition or the exten si ns of their dominions, but the ■ ι I protection of the attributes of these η : great principles which yndergird c , their fortunes and their futures." —: 4— NORTH CAROLINA STOCKS ',The National Association oi Securities Dealers, Inc., District Ni 11. published the following retail prices based on quotations furnished to it by certain dealers as a! ■> | Any-·! 14. 1941 T· «· A soi :.ition assumes no re>p<>n.-:bility for these prices, as they are inly indicative of the general current market.) Description Bid Asked Acme Spinning Co C m un American Trust Co. Com. . . 335 350 Amer Yarn A· Processing Com . . . M4 Auto Finance Co. Com. 23 26 Auto Finance Co. 5'·.·^' Pfd 45 43 Bassett Furn Ind Com 22 24 Bibb Manufacturing Co Com. . . . 95 100 Brandon Corp. "A" 44 47 Carolina Insurance Co 291 ·_■ 31'*> Carolina Pwr. &.· Lt. Co. $6 pfd. 1ii2'j 1U5 Carolina Pwr. & Lt Co $7 pfd 1 nil1 - 111 Carolina Tel & Tel. Com. iGn 170 Oh'adwick-Hoskins Co. Com. !)'_· ι ο1 Chadwick-Hoskins Co Ht Pfd mi ]03 Chatham Mfg. Co. 6"^ Pfd 1Π6 108 China Grove Cotton Mills. Com. 99 Crescent Spinning Co. Com. .72 77 liolonii'l Stores, Inc 5*jfc pfd 44 47 Colonial Stores Inc Com . 13:,ι 15 Dixie-Home Stores Inc Com i)1 < 10'4 Dunean Mills Com. 4(1 43 Durham Hos Mills Class "A" Pfd . 30 35 Eagle Yarn Mills Com. 73 78 Elfird Mfg. Co. Com 85 90 Erwin Cotton Mills Com 18 20 Flint Mfg. Co. Com 18 20 Florence Mills Com 97 Georgia Home Ins. Com 25'-» 27 Gossett Mills Com 53 57 Hanes, P. H. Knitting Com. 13 15 Hanes, Ρ Η. Knitting 7% Pfd. 114 11* Home TeL & Tel. Co. Com. 7V4 8V4 Jefferson Std. Life Ins. Co. Com. 37 19 I Description Majestic Mfg. C'o. Com May, McEwen Kaiser Co Com May. McEwen Kaiser Co $4 pref ... Monarch Mills Com MuoresviUe Cotton Mills Comi .... ! N. C. Railroad Com. \ National Yarn Mills Com . Occidental Life Ins. Co. Com On Cotton Mills Com Perfection Spinning Co. Com. Piedmont and Northern Ry., Com., p>dm«int Mfg. Co. Com Pilot Full Fas. Hos. Mills Com 1 Pilot Full Fas Hos Mills 6Vi% pfd Riverside ·5ί Dan River Mills Com. . Riverside & Uun River MilLs 6'/ί Pf' Rose's 5, 10, 25c Stores, Com Security Ntl. Bank Com Stnyre. A. M. Mfg. Co. Com. Sonoco Products Com S uth Car Povv $6 pfd Southern Webbing Mills Com. Sterling Spinning Co. Com . Stowe Spinning Co. Com. Taylor-Colquitt Co. Com Textiles Inc Com Textile Inc 4"r pfd Tidewater P"wer Pfd. Tubize Chatillon "!% pfd , Union Buffalo Mills 7% 1st pfd Union Buffalo Mills 5% 2nd pfd > Victor-Monaghan Co. Com Va. Pub. Ser. 6% P/d Va. Pub. Ser. 7% Pfd. Wachovia Bank Si Tr. Co. Com Washington Mills Com VViseaKsett Mills Co. Com Wtst Point mlg Co. Com Bid 110 θ 86 24 161) 70 1.60 30 75 42 28 4'/4 19 9 86 28 16 12 3P^ 93 7 73 J51) 30 2 "e 14 34 1(13·4 93 Ιβ'ί 53 90 op 49 m leu 36 A**ed 11 58 89 28 166 74 1.90 35 80 45 31 5M> 21 10 90 30 17 Mi 3^1. 95 8 77 80 32 3Vi 15 36 106 96 18 51 138 130 37 Η 1 With the Americans in Iceland Phonephoto. United S;.,-.- Mantle.· .ιπ· .varmly un ; ted by members nl the British g; rison upon lia . : r:\al in Kevkievik, Iceland. Private Hubert Fowler, Venice. l'ai.. ( r «lit 1 s b< me, wi-lcnira'd bv Gunner I fun >1(1 Hirardo, 5unur-et. Knuland. The Marine.· were sen: to ccupy Iceland tu gradua replace the British trocii· Th:· is an nfficial Γ S Navy photograph. HOMECOMING WEEK BEGINS AT MANTEO Manteo, Λ . ύ It! 11· : : :ec. >11 i : ilg .veek. a ptrmd mci'iding V.rgin.a Dare's birthday—August 18—which s thi basis loi' 11 it· . ι ■ 111 ιι : 11 histoii :al celebrati η now held here in •nnneclion .'. Hi l'a,.i (Jmn's "The Lost Colony." will begin tomorrow inci run thro igb Λ ig .st J.'t. accord ing to 1) Biadbed Fearing. pro tent of the lioanokc Island 11.,-toi. .■al association. During the past five year ,i per iormanc ; The L st I'olony" has ieen dedicated to the !:]■-· Kngli.-h .•hiId born on Knglish soil, but this year August Itf lalls on a Monday. ,i day which is not on the perform ance schedule of the historical drama. Instead the cast and choir L)f "The Lost Colony" have prepared ι 1 program for 111 benefit I Bundles for Britain. Homecoming week was an annual event i'i which both Knnnoke Islai ors their friends from the mainla came over to make ;i pilgrimage t!u· lit>: !h end n| the inland, F fia! lull, and t.i play tnl. ite in rc memorative services tn Viigi Dare, wh so 354th birthday will cclcliinti'd hero Mnnady. Back : : 1 célébration wa- a thr day al l'air. and later it became week in dnration. It Κ SIG X S OXFORD T'OSX ( >\*'.ΐ!·(1. Λ is 16—Awnouncem .vas made Friday of tlx1 résignât of \V It K:n«, operator of the Qxf water filtration plant, engineer the town and town and ciiinty el tnc.'il inspector. Mr. King tins acre eM a position with the North Ca ο Ehiplniilding and Dry Do company in Wilmington as electr: .nspcetor. Sudan Temple-Shrine ANNOUNCES A Special Traill of 10 Cars of .Modern Air-Conriitiopei Coach, Section and Room Pullman Sleeping Cars, Loting Car .and a Full-Size Club Car. l'rom Goldsboro to Atlanti and H-eturn \'ia Selma, Ralei^a and Durham. The Divan, Patrol. Hand and Wrecking Crew will mak The Trip. TO THE Southeastern Shrine Convention Atlanta, Ga. t t SEPTEMBER 12th AND 13th GOING SCHEDULE September 11th Lv. Guldsbor, 4:0(1 ρ m. DST Lv. Selma 4:25 p. m. DST Ar. Raleigh 5:(>() m. DST Stop fuu* hours tor ( eremonial La·. Raleigh 9:00 p. m DST Lv. Durham St:4<) p. m DST September 12th Ar. Atlanta 7:11) a. m. EST HKTUHN SCHEDULE ' September 13th Traill placed tor occupancy 10:0 p. m. EST September 14th Lv. Atlanta 12:01 a. m. ÇS1 Ar Greensboro 9:00 a. in. OS' Ar. Durham 10:20 a. ni. OS' Ar. Raleigh 11:0f> a. m. DS Ar. Goldsboro 12:10 p. m. OS NOTE: Time how m. cur m Daylight Saving Time, except ί Atlanta which operates on Eastern Standard Time. Railroad operate in North Carolina on Eastern Time one hour slowe than time si.ou η i> -eh dull·. ROUND TRI." RAILROAD AND PULLMAN FARES Railroad Fares PULLMAN FARE From Cone: Unrestricted Lower Upper Coinpt. D-Roor Ooldsboro $12.55 $20 70 $7 90 $6.00 $22.10 §25.4 Selma 12.00 19.80 7 90 6.00 22.10 25 4 Raleigh 1145 19.05 6.30 4 .HO 17.90 23.1 Durham 11.25 18.55 6 30 4.80 17 90 23.1 Greensboro 9.65 16 00 5.80 4.40 16 HO 210 NOTE: Time show is in current Daylight Saving Time, except a coach fare tickets. Coach tickets will be honored in c ache only. Two people may occupy ;i berth and as many as tour to a partment and live to a Drawing Room at Pullman fares quoted Ei'i person must hold an unrestricted railroad fare ticket. .Make Pullman Reser\ations Quickly For Copy of Itinerary and Pullman Reservations Commun· icate with J. S. Ploodworth, DPA. Raleijrh, N. C. Phone 4821 Southern Railway System
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