Contest
Winners
( \ ! λ winners must rail it Dispatch
office lor pri/c tnoiKM 1
I ;rsi l'ri/.e ι»ί s.ï.OO
10 Winners pirked II out ot 1 *i
\ ach re« et\ cs .'iOc
Ralph \\ laiton
Leslie ν HamcN
\liee λ iek
.lack W illi.inis
Mrs i . I I lliniiton.
( linton î «lu ai d ( iriffith.
Mrs ||im I Pou <·Ι1
( harlie W itkiiis
I*. Κ W '»o(||irt
\ ester Κ nit; ht
s,·, mill Γι i/.c ot x -.00
10 winners pu ked 1.Î out ot Iti
lath receives 20c
John >1 lluçhe- Jr.
I es ( ansler
Hilli; Prit» hard
ΗιΙΙν Κ "dark
.Mis William Morgan King
ton l'a.
la» k \ inson
James II 11 is* lit
H V Terrell
Bohhv 1 inch
W > Terrell. Ji
rhird l'vi/e s ι 00
Γϊ 1 winners pieked 1Î out of hi.
1 aeh recei\ es !'»♦
l.radv Di'kersnn
steuart l*'o«;lem;!ii
I ï I'ridqen Jr.
Martha Bait*
Helen I ow r\
Mildred l'ace, route 1
Mrs. I li/aheth ( hav is
Mrs. 1 ( |*oe
Μι 11 \ league
Donald Seiiert
I. I ranklin ΝI « ( aulev
W Β M m irk
( W Κ usse \
James Idwards route l
Jimmie llite
<«uerr\ llel'fncr
( icorne l'ow ers
Mis \ M (ireenw.1% route .">.
1 ane W ehh W illianis
i I . W ililams
W I W 11liams
( lit'ion linn.'lt
Mrs. Il L. White Jr.. <·!
Tow lis\ il le
Lo\ d \V ilknis
Bill\ Mitehell
Mrs J M Miteliell.
Κ ( W hite
Κι 11 \\ oodliet
K l 1 il Mer. î r
Mrs \ Β 'smith
Mrs \\ I < lihornc
Kohert I · e I ι ueette
W «Mis HI.u k !. il!
Malcolm I .onu.
Duke Routs
Vols, 19 to 0;
Other Games
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III
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Ulltl ' Λ fi< ·' ·. 1 Jot ' Ί
π . · , ·.· \V S- I1· ::·
m . · .ι'. ··!.· Cadet*
• : ι ' · .<»· i î. d T:u· Λr.r.y
won thai Κ with Citadel 1 !)-6.
Duke. Su Γ : · : r. C >n:ei'ence η·>νν !
er house, shows its wares to the folks,
; : t t>. : t · ι s ■ ter wit..
\1 ι rv 1 ; ■ il Til ' ; ι i ' t:\eii
seIve ·.»» ··> Β \vl hid
rec>u: ; ■ m \ .· ·ι:.η . Γ·.·ηη····
■ft
W ' ■ ' ruling
maji>r ■ ' . : ι . Ken
lucky and G u;. k ί;
ι h« · s
gin <>: \ · s · · :ι . ·ρ :
foe- 1 ··. ·. ο ne
by defeating Washington and Lee
7-0 and s ■ ith c.i.in r--p «- j
tiveiy Th - ·ιι al it \V and L. !
gave a surprisingly good account of
them-i·! .· 4 ι ; ρ st · ;.· \v ί t· .its. but
Frank:»' Sinkwich md '··.· Gemcri
tea m η .it. - ·. : ! s 1 .ne Al Grygo and
fellow Gamecof·,·.-.
What a Difference
Soap and Water
Can Make
Ever notice how much better a
car runs after it has been wash
ed and cleaned, to say nothing
of how much better it looks'.'
A good washing and
cleaning such as we
give a car makes all
the difference in the
world.
Let L's Clean Yours lip
EVEREADY
CHEVROLET CO.
PHONE 707
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Oweri s Error
Gives Yanks
Fourth Game
Brooklyn. Oct. t: (AP) —Th»·
\ .!·('< .M red At
- Su: .1. V :.,!··.·<« .muttu·:
■
d tin· Λ
Γ. ·ι\ Γ. "il . · < trail
d tiit \unqu -! · i Dodders coining
a : - Ρ a tûte"' \a> "i· ' Thi y wer^
t-y .. ! ic 1 tj v\ u .ûted Mi· world U»
C «irh \1 f h . -»?·.!> - ; red
·: nd t u gang joined iti wîlîi
Y · ^ » ' baseman, ριι11
c d ·. - > . t t»t rcht ci iiiu:
• 111 d bv.tian t.
h':»··. ; t · , through his
• ;h W · ill S
a ν a
V' i Si : _ ' ··. S! uni '
t. · ! ·. another!
di . - · .ν, .ιng h«»t
(i c ' - '.u·' eu ·
l )-·«::;! · loop
Ί< ! fil nd ci. - .i ; · : > 11 st ι ί ;
■" !?;.·· ' '!<· Ν. : 11 \ r U«»'
·· < brcaiv- ο >hould
' L;« ■ ? ! ! î ht î ' :
I .· ·. · î . · ' 1 ! * : η Ί îdr.
Bulldogs To
Face Roxboro
Here Friday
W ! ' ' 'ν ϋ·1θΓ îh«\"
«ν,. Η -.Αχ" - η' >eh --!
Β
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CAROLINA TIGERS
AND GRAYS DEADLOCK
"*· ■ : · : f I t i ι ( · I » ; ι -
• . II .
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ill.id I.)
FORTY STUDENTS GET
AVIATION TRAINING
<1. -Thirty :
m a ! id Πι Γι·.···
t\ ' Νυι·" ι
ΛΑ ρ ■ .
w : An ; .."·. \v
.ι\ «· ,ί·lined ··. "Τ ·'· 'η tr.ru
ng air ρ ' ' nation" de
fense. The fac 11îe . " ae new
ι >rt here at Chap.·! 11 .1 re ,eaol
ti. ι > ■ ' . \. ι iο ' ;·;. ,n. ng f.lC; 1 : ties ίιΊ'
st .tient.··· .it both institut,.>ns
The Univ >rs;ty here began its
program of flight training under ΓΛΛ
- ,. .η- ι''-hip . year ί»,·, and three
. ght cl ι . , in-i· i>!n-adv been I
licensed. The aeronaut.cal program
Γ the University is under the di
rection of the Engineering School
f the G re ter University.
TIME IS EXTENDED
FOR TAX PAYMENT
Raleigh. Oct. β.—Employers sub
ject to the state unemployment com
pensation who have not paid the
State tax of 2.7 per cent of their
payrolls for the year li)40 may pay
the State tax by midnight of Novem
ber If?. 1941. and still get credit for
00 per cent of what thev would have
-eceived from the federal govern
ii :nt. Chairman A. L Fletcher, of
the st te commission, has been ad
vised by the Social Security Board
This easing of penalty for not
oaving the State tax on time be
came effectiv? when President
Roosevelt signed the revenue act of
1941 on September 20.
Pas;- G-Jtb A\va\ · roni Ci t-.!nt
Though Gant:. I >i. χ.· · · ·:ά '. ■ ■ ;
knocked down !·> \ λ c Tt ···· > ::d
nt>M¥ charsc> :· ι I . :
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Fcrdham Tc Display Bowl
Club And Aces Ai UNC
Chapel Hill. Oct. 6— A 1940 (.'■
tun Bowl t« . :■ U'.ici mk !
I ill' till' 1 !)4 ! Iι μ Πι '·\ ..: ni
dozen ut 'tu il..' iii' · ·ι ·. ■ ■ ι il ■ ·
:. τ Λ11 - Λ ι « . :i th. -■ .·
m till· thini! - ' ' ' ; ι i
turnout Hi '. !l ■ ι· ν ιv'i'd : I : ι S..' -
,1 relay
Nu. it'< η·.· ι
who are talking bowl u imp and A -
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.!■·.· Ii : -t'l:
■ ..Ι ' Π ii.id T at'- .-.i.vin« unit-·
• ! me. tor the 1 .■ ι Heels remember·
\ u aii.s (urn th.it Bluinenstock. bill
ι ..'ni Noble could g" last year,
I Tl.rv'rt· nil back, plus several
wl li e till c.itei. : n,. ; ι ι >ιι>;
1 . . ι ' . 1. Ί k Wil - \ . ited η \ ;|1- !
ι · · ( '· >t 1. >n It.iv I. .nut many
< ι ι π wi.'er- ;irc pickiii!»
back tin· year." Kill·
p. u η . tin· sophomore fireball,
i · ι λ 'Ί1 hot ici ill ι.; vc.ir. And
λ m· hitu'kvr and I ekt gen
, un ι. n Claude 1'iacil
■ '. ■ ·ί; luin a race lor the
ι hi· si ning new lights arc Joe Λη
ιi: t ΐι'ι ,,ιίΙ ( ίι ■ .ν ( 'hevi ι k". a pair
!»···! "I 1 t'lvicl; who weir
! ! ο ίι 'Ui i.down t w in>" a t
II !'.. . md lii'iin ν Γ,. 11 nila,
nul ilV. , . Γ..· ,ia ν . t'
1 "ί the I la t." a coup!.'
.i d Audi ejeo κ an
"i. ι.. · · d ■ : ίι·. -opho
i■ κ ii and
1 Chever
I II 11 I 11 ' 1
ι ., ι. Ι.';.· al-o being
1 ■ . ■ I ■· ' 1 H ;. - "Si \ I'll nil'cks of
ci. ; '· wh'ch Ι,.ιικΙιίΙ Carolina il.-.
. ' l Ils» year. I 1-0 That
a· ,\ new s. how e\ ci. lor the
· I." .:-!a" i d t... their li.ek
i ι ι d . tel en , - Tin news th.. ;
Kordham has turned offensive-mind
id. a ι ul ι- ι \pccting I" rule it- finc-i
. ' 11 ia .· ; 11 l; attack ι Ί a 11
time straight Iron liu-e Hill to Kosv
MOUNTAIN ROAD
DELAYED BY WAR
1 ;..le ua. < >e: I' The ηι.·1. >i high j
\>. ay a ι the ρ.'.ι i; ol Mt. Λ1 ichell, j
\,ii :;i Carol.!» · highi si nui;mtani .
• ,■-· τ : it· M ss:-sippi. must await !
Ii a il .mi of tile defence cmorg- I
ency· VV. Vance Balse, Chief High
■ \ I '· : 'a -aid thai ' alter a. ]
1· !.. cinstruct tile new as- j
cess road from the Blue Ridge at j
1 "Γ Λ Single-lane toll-!".· |
connect.- Mt Michcll with
'.a l'a kw y. which is open to t.aliu
the Virginia line to the base
M· Mitchell.
School Body
Gets Report
Grand Jury
The report of the grand jury at
the October term "i \ ance criminal
c ii ; t \\ι k whs received by the
Vance County Hoard of Kducution
today and was ordered accepted and
1 ;i< d Ί hi educ ation body held its
ii t; :1a· onthly meeting for October,
tin ! : -e-'.ion it ha.- had since
the June meeting.
I!i 11 ι -t was made of the grand
nu y ·'· it when it undertakes in.sper
t oiis o: school luis-es it take along .1
η clian I . ci nsultation.
The board approved bus routes
for school trucks during the current
' ..nd al - » ordi red s'igi,
11 I ι :. ' t■ ι the State School Com
mission in Raleigh the annual bud
get for the current sch· ol year.
The session was short, as are most
such meetings of the county board,
business transacted being handled
with s|ieed
HOME GUARDS WILL
MEET FRIDAY EVENING
The regular weekly drill of the
il m Guard- li.is been changed to
Ι·"ι ■ 11, ι y evening tin- ne k instead f
Tliursd;..» evening it was announced
loday by .1 W. .lenkin , captain of
the guards.
The reason for the postponement
ol the drill is that the Armory will
be used Thursday night to hniiv*
abolit troop- who will stop
over here for the night en route
! southern maneuvers.
Member of the Home Guard are
asked to niaki note of the change
in drill night for this week and to be
on band at the usual hour Friday
evening. Rpccial guests who were
united h- the Thursday evening
drill are also asked to come Friday
evening instead.
Proper government is government
directly and positively helpful to the
people.
OLD SMOB ILE
NOW ON
DISPLAY Τ
specifications SUBJECT TO CHANGe WITHOUT NOTICE
Better looking Better lasting Better built
THAN ANY OLDSMOBILE IN 44 YEARS Γ
In addition to can
non a: d shell for the
needs of defense.
Oldsmobile contrib
utes a new kind of car
to the new kind of
need:* today's hard
working America
Τ Η Κ General Motors car that gave the world the
famous Hydra-Matic Drive now takes another
ireat step forward! For '42. Oldsmobile contributes
;he Β-44 — a brand new, heavier, huskier motor
;ar— with Hydra-Matics available for every buver!
The B-44 is stamina-styled for better looks, with
aew Double-Duty Bumpers, new Fuselage Fenders,
new sleek-line Fisher Bodies and Strato-Lounge
Interiors. It's stamina-built for better durability,
.vith heavier new Dreadnaught Frame, enlarged
Hydraulic Brakes and added weight where weight
counts. And it's stamina-powered for long, trouble
free life, with new higher compression Econo
Master Engines that develop more "fire-power"
with minimum use of gas. For a car that's built to
order for the tempo of the times, you can't beat the
Oldsmobile B-44. Come in and see it. compare it,
drive it. You'll find it offered in five separate series
—two 100 H. F. Sixes and three 110 H. F Eights.
You'll find it priced lower than you might expect —
but far beyond your expectations in appearance, in
appointments and in long-lasting, all-round quality.
DEFENSE COMES FIRST
Well ahead on its No. 1 job,
Oldsmobile is turning out
high-caliber artillery shell
by the thousands a day —
now going into mass pro
duction of automatic can
non for fighting planes.
c ^
<· it
HYDRA* MATIC
DRIVE*
NOIV ENTERING ITS
THIRD GREAT YEAR f
Proved in the hands
of more than 130,000
owners—and still fur
ther improved for '42
— General Motors'
Hydra-Matic Drive is
again offered on all
Oldsmobile models.
Hydra - Matic Drive
saves time, saves
effort, saves 10 to 15
per cent on gasoline!
★ OPTIONAL AT EXTRA COST
YOU CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON OLDSMOBILE -Jte
Garnett and Orange St. MOTOR SALES COMPANY
Phone 832