North Carolina Newspapers

Bulldogs Roll Over Roxboro High For 26-0 Triumph Henderson Shows Power In Crushing The Ramblers Roxboro Penetrate? Henderson Territory Just Once, Moving to the 45; Preston Blue Goes 50-Yards After Tak ing a Pass. H Henderson hig ro. t . F: !■.: : !it-.1 thin evening ύ enellack . < The Bt.. ·= - to ·..<.■ Κ 1 Three timendnw ;i baited v. h« §etlders η t ing to Hertdt Ci>\ t.' iil tf:.' . 45 down ' ball >:·,(■ c{«[>ted to :h Η \ Hendersoi ■back! i ' bloc Is :ng The Β down :i · ; .and ' i '. d extra point. £ .Ildug, dow:.-. :'d and I-irs! Ncnre. Mend -r- · A i !en JdftrieoTi and Carl is Mills p; I red to move 'he 'J 6 n i er ' <■ <>n the : ■ x' up «χ ·. w : flh j ' play · , «le ι·., η tried '.ie : failed. Hende:· :■ toiichdew::- i Koxboro received the b t Hen de n> "1 inter ί ■ na iiig 'he .\ ici up eight η hfcki *ak "2 Rox iag. with C. Mill? bringing ' » kick t-d j λ::, η : : ; play r. ' · ree \ r ■ 11 g. i ; Rami) e: - '. . ' :: ■ ' ' k in* he · back '.Ί'·' ■ i{ >\ bor, Ρ ■ ■-· II Ό e : !■ i ick ' " 1 MeG! · ... · f-r ι et: - ··. ·: I ■ '.ί ft ·.·.· headed . pcd " .-n ■·.' Hende k · k « •piiSS 1 >11 to t h : · · · · two, η d ti Hend of! ·!" : ec ■ d S Η· Μ· with Γ : bgot ' P ! ' ■ · Η- !. r twin ■ ■ ■··. Johi'^ . . . es ifa.led. i · ,:rj -even to go. ' ι · " I : ■ rough the Roxlv ι' ι . ,!'i y a d nnd a first drv.ii >; :.·. !2. On -.he next play. Mill.· .led h Ν left end, .-coring «.landing .T ripped the '.'.tie foY the point. Blue Goes 50 Yards. .After the kick-off Coach Bob Bmome sent several >f hts reserves into the fray. H- Mills was downéd <·η the 33 when Hende;·· >n forced Roxboro to kick. Mil' th η ρ : eked up five, McGhce got t h · · < ■ · then ··. two more for a fir-t d< .ν*. Ιϊ·>\ί>·>π· stiffened on the *·< ■ . holding Henderson ,r> ".>■ 47 > : 1 third and nine τ > go. Powers fak( ;i a kick, then pa- ! t I* -,· · :i 1;: out in the open, n.1 It' ο vent 5ii yards to score. ' ; .··· e · c · blocking a!. ■ u ν ; converted th,· point, f&FM ■ ndt ii 1 k ;. It i. till ■ :"(\itt 'ιt'vi ^ ι -- 1 a ν■ ^ :ur.nd t· t::«? « >n a series : e :id : m.-î play-, the !ûrtc^s ..rd ii. · m 'ht· !î >\b"! « ' rime .\'hi *j J( ·ιμ- . Red up two. thl'Il M:! - .il.il · .' Î\V tui»! '..:!ed. \v ::i ·> \ · iifttinjî :he ' ..ni an :h f..e T.ie H ".olers d.d | • H ;. ι .. - stippivi il · ! ι : e Κ >\- j tt\ eept a H., i>'.fr : ι.-.-, j ..ek ta the J7. a". I the | : ι 'Λ play- lat · :> i ■ <.· Β . ■ _ : >ν.η>; toward.- ' te j H ; 1 ·: : ϋ : d . ·■' >e . - I ■ ' •-i I h 1 '' "1 .Jo'" ]':■■· :Ή T:· . i'.'Cr ' t ' ·;·!'( - - . \ i' B·.!'.: i d. ' · ■ ■ ' : ! 11 K \ ■•"il · ' - ' :1 line. I Koxborn Jîpndfrson .·' .1· . d.Tl S'··πps ·· :. Γ U'.lk· · - Gv:-ï.v" 1 C !' ' MeCa«'- : Wh: ' * *!' ι RO :gh1 η :·Τ- \V;.:ist :: W: y '•{F.—Pori!e ■ ; >< " ,'B Clriv' · Λ! ' ! Β .! ■ . - I \. ! Β D ,ηη Β \ ι.: :··. '.--H Tiihi· i Sen?· !>v ρ?π I ' ■ \> .- " 0 0 . : '· ι ■ . ■· ·' : 4 o- ■· m ·.·· ' ι ρ 11· ■ te: - ·■ '.Gi! ■ ! »i; : ··; '·(*:·. : )\w • ·,» Stenva-rt. H wis. Lewis Oî : : j is' St ■ " : · . · ·-■ C .. •· Π en*". . :i: :v - i1 ·.·. DUKE BLUE DEVILS TO PLAY COLGATE IN DURHAM SATURDAY I. Oct. 1 1 Ai :!:·>·. ■ 'av. :t ; Ρ :)Ctν/ «·:. Duke an i C ι:..'· . ν h - · Duke st liUtu one \veek from · · : ψ = ;ng . \ a!ry ' ·<· re. ! t had : ·t-lîι ! · r ! :Ι'3β (1 a 1 .vd C3 tcck Trend h Irregular V Oct. 11, —(AP) —Stocks ng .tii irregular by-path to /•■ci by reports of stiff Russian ' iMCt* and bedeviled by new de . " labor troubles. Ί he approaching long week-end ; ; ! led traders from undertaking . \ tensive opera tiarts and thv short see on closed with transactions ■·{ ■ ■ ·> about JOO.OOO sha ' rec«>rded. CI' ~:ng quotatii is.: . \r; : ie:tn Hadiat: r A:.iei:ean 'Telephone American Tobacco Β Anaconda . . Atlantic Coast Line Atlantic Refining ' i : - ! Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Chrysler . Columbia Gas & hii i Conmiercial S>.iv< ·" Consolidated Oil C ti 1--I Curtiss Wright 10 1-81 DuPont 147 Electric Ρ iwr: ' . 1 General Elect: ι 30 General Motors 39 3-. Liggett & My®rs Β m 3-cf | Montgomery Ward Sc Co . 32 1-4 Ioyuold" Tobacco Β Jl) 1 > I'hern Railway 5 7 standard Oil Co Ν ,1 41 3-Fi C S Steel . 02 3-1 ι-ί :W 3 iâ-tsîsob Prices Greatly Reduced On All USED CARS Legg-Parham Co. Buick Dealers. Duke To Play Texas A.&M., Vanderbilt gridiron giant* will an· D .kt !' ·. : .-itv's Μ·1η· '♦2. . · ''lacing two Ump - !>!.,>v-ti 1 r,■- .·«mm·ιι at' I • included a yeaΓ 1 i«'TH\·. ml. .iti. π ι ι·«·ι·ι\ e«l suurces considered m· 9t Si. will replace Marv-1 • · :t. Bittf Devils com-1 Puk.· llidlli. \ \ ,\,il in Dui îity's home soil. Duke's l!H2 schedule has not been! .i l l iy ,.!iiuiunct «i . yet. «il i ■ torv r«·«·«·.·. i d hci «· av ha\ «· ' - law . L>l;' .t is i»« lie\ «··.! · he . t: CAROLINA-TULANE GAME RENEWS VERY HOT RIVALRY STATE FLAYSFURMAN UNDER THE LIGHTS '. u dt'ft ;i *. ere It night in a • .· · « : : it-nt !' 1 Ί'Ί'· Η .!·:· «·. - tv. Capital Gossip By HENRY AVERILL Κ :« si·. « ' : 11 —AnrU'-.ini-i :r.cnt >y Motor V ehicle Cum m issioner T. Γ. :.i e W.ud that there vvilî be .1 drastic shakeup in highway patrol 1 ■ ; · ' North lin . <··.·...-'. by î he bui'i' r. 1 : ■ a* 1 1 . ...y ; but that - quite ·: t.int > that the ,.·· carries with ' ·!; ' therc^ will be " ide a· •••••.stent offert ' · ». : : .··. • the statute- · ··.·.· ■ η · η itably the ti1' Mr. W rd's id·, a Mr ' *'··· : : "selective en! .··( it jiven a fair chance to show what it ! λ :I1 do in the v. :· > :! ■ n g the appalling :··)! ·:' ··- n.>w lu>in : taken daily :ι X ..■■■ Car .1 na i. gh ways. By "selective enforcement" it i should be distinctly understood that1 the e -Sioner dees η >t τι' η th. ' ■■iny · ih.r ■!· !' ne: - .-.s il | ! · it ·!μγ> wh< -n t » pr cl .ce < et·t It does " can that ! • · i.e " ."st accidents ttr ·> elected for especial ι the patrolmen and •i : : icers will be in- : ·<· 1" down with particu • : ta.η offenses which show are causing a j •ui 1- pro·.·v!ion >f the North j na : talities. Of course, the commissioner real that his new plan will not be 1 ; 1 sh i\v all :ts host results un after the maneuvers are over r.d the hundred >r t. ire pat- ilmen " iv.· tied ti with th'-vs are available : - .·<»!·. -ral duty gain. Hi d îes bo] ie\ e. however. that • mcontrat a>ns :n the zones •catest dnngrr. with m or · night pat- iang than even in the past, will sr : · i> t 1 cut down the terrible slaughter. Economists In Dispute (Continued from Page One) want higher prices on non-essential suit!, t . ! : m i t buying all the can. but they want to keep the advance strictly mder governmental régula it >n. Taxation Method. Now. how to accomplish this? Secretary Morgenthau especially pre -crioes the taxation method. Tin Treasury needs the taxation money, for one thing. He's urged increased levies upon nearly everything in the luxury category and upon quite a few things that are middling neces sary. And Congress provided him with the required law, which began to take effect October 1. Naturally salesmanship tacked the extra per centage onto its consumers' bills. It tacked on more. too. It is noticeable from the very jump. Illustratively, occasionally I've been in the habit of buying a 15-cent di η!; U:ul. r t! · '0\v law tti.it til :i . :«· ..'ii iv«it>. Λη r\t:'.i nicket isn't much, but it's .1 stilt . , . My . - .it · \ . : Γ : li..·. ti.it ?1 .1 'î »l Î ; W gVn\'\ r.i , · · r ule S.it·: ,et< ■ Λ * t :t · t 1 e ιί ii. >\v:\ r- ■ t i« »n * he ts Unci# Sa Γ. · · ·"■.· ι ιΛ' ' • ι i - . ν And λ I W > da y Henry M finer Keck -* r : i > ! ; " ) ρ : 1 ' h » · · -. i .i M VA > »:■ Mv g I V -ItMH'p l;»\ : » ·.· m-îït : . : ' ' .. η ι! ff.p. ? .^«1 .η c· > •Hefnite r ! : \ed \· > take ! · >;i, t)V t » h ;y 4\'» >■ : e\ . , - λ Wait Till \« \t Man li. rid! ' <d.»v* ne\* It'll he .. ">ne. vliii'! I ■ · ·, h ' V Τ : ·· ' it · ν Λ!· h fees* wh t'-s η he ge!> his : M «:v:\ î94J ::n ache c • !>N t.» \vh » • t «»p:n; >n Th..* M. : '· :v. ;· Γ ·. *hey Ye r· t a m h .. !"·! ■-■a ■ ein remarked ! 1Y . ·>". ■<.; ''IS ' \Y \Y h ; ι ? f-'ilks as by what . 1 . " Record Crowd Is Expected At State Fair Daily Uispalrh Iiureau, In the Mr ** alu*r !l<nH ι ι Οι i \ t ' ; - g ' or ,. I : ,. · ! Ι ι Chili · 1 i I ï U < .11 j ' : . : . are ex acta-.g : appt·mcbinp ι :nd civ ilians—to see an all-out at- ι .ompt to give T..r Heels the Ιι»·.«: I ii :-! ' : : .·: "a· ι>l. : y ι>! J 1 Λ ; 1 . ■ ' .Ici. I \|lt ■ ; ' ■ ! I. I II · " . nd five I ι ; t; 1 i ·. . >i ,.»·!. the sates will b ι educational displ ;,"s, fun and thrills, I Man.-gt ; s l> . ; ή .. .1 • :.< > ΊΙ ' : .η al t.nii.. ι· of e\ try- i Th.ι! " ■ 1 " '.t· tip ,ι re- | Iί ίϊ| . ■ the tilth operated I : ii u[ L'uniii inner .Vu. ■ W K· : ι Se ι': and un- 1 ii . :>·,. . · . .-et. Γ· ι -· ·!·. ! ·: aiiagen.en! ; ί • ' · ' cans Ivlr. I S. " '. ■ · ' ■ has p. >s it inn ' 1 ι ι " -..t·· ■ ' ii ι < . ' dia ,ι V in and ai- j :iust \ i b« given p· anai y em- 1 : ."l* the ex ve..r acii $23.000, ' : ι ι Ι-v . . Tal I :ii)U -- nd d ; l>r. ' ' ' ι- ·: ici·.· I 'he picture j • e ·.·· nt ί ..·»· are ni ! ; uang ι \ .a d. Ti > : ι ■ ό 1 at-!..".ding grand ! ,ι!: η-. Le. .y Teter and li,- i:··., et . i.ann ■ - and , · - 11 ,bik · ' U. and, a< always a η ι ni... > : ο·ι.ι . . ii- ami .eut , β it ι \ < · o\ mi·: ι > λ λϊ ι s κι:νι ί S . t": id- brav:- to tile -!.ig ι!' ·,in· S' ai S .Ί IV ..η Λ the seasons sn artest revues featuring an ; all star aa.-: Notable in the cast is the bicycle I riding ι.1.' Page and Jswett, being the country' .•-tand'.iig i. -■· : . a aid ers Pau· ad Jewett λ h 1 the audience ι.ι y mainte ! hey ar. m 1 the stage Hart and Allison's own style ol | dancing .·! e.· t a ι m - me >f the finest dance teams on the American ι siaue ' · The ·■ · · ".Ml ·:ι nf the dance · ' overture Pact and Pea-ant :e plat". - ' hi m in mg th tin ht ci η ne·, rs Hnrt and Ai..s.m ;a.-tice t·» c >:ncdy nlso. The::· νι·:- of '.he Apache dance :s par ex(. . ■ nt. Aim! . . . r ,·-tar. ling performer ' ■ ι:· .e- t ν η the p< r - ai il' Gl?nn M ι >n. · η in the -h >\v world . sone · · · top \' >p':a n:.-t- of the •iiiintry t i .y. H:< pl..y ng and in- I str aie: t he ng most l'itst'indin-g. , Jess : r ι r; . "V.iod being mie ■ !' the j sweetest singers of swing songs doesj ins' re ' ί·■>:· version of yours nd the Sw .1 ·· song The H ! Sut Song M s C 'i ha- aeen the .ong -tres- with some of the largest land- nf th"· country. For ;>ϋ aind amusement Frank 'in and i ■ Ρ ds is one of th« clever est acts 11 s kind. Frinklhi does vender-· with h < pals a very enter "lining a· 1 -aliasing act. . Baron .· ί Dur nd d.. the impos able in ' a- vers: m of how tumb ' i η t .'hoai'l ho done. This act is one •f thn funniest act- of its kind ai ' ο Ame in stage todav. Hnrrv Shannon. .Jr. is the Master it' cer?m n:rs and a very fin» per former He i- a finished musician bring the conductor of the band. The dancing of the Dames is most outstanding. Beautiful girls. pleasing p. !\m'M lit:es and dancing ability round " il the all star cast of S ill..· Chilli's ' Bring >n the Dames" revue. P. ·:.· an tanned sole leather is i·'... ail to iie the world's best. Last year's bicjcle accidents cans-1 fi tia dt ath (·. 7 "i and the injur ing <·: 35.000. ΓΗΝΓΤΓΠ TV.· Κ XT Υ-FIVE I sn; ι ; t: e . or to the Λ··.:ΐι.-·«.' and Fen . ; ... >··:·!. "Hell", Funny1 Faces! ι got here too late to go to, s5:i. π with I. >u and Toby, but I · t l-.ivo to leave until I've t ■ ■ · · , ι fi-, t r the keys and Λ few I . . · · > . . . I've got cock : · : '■ I 11 ; .»·. 1 in t! e doorway ' ■ .· ··, ,.!inking it all in. Louise , . . j ·.* itji i:i'v; curtains. Thert : ,s a slij -eovi r on the lounge. 1 . ·, '.'..it ι .ere pietni'3 on tie ν ; I is :t: . · ·.·. >» more rows of crowd , I ι .usl-,« l\i s Hut it *· as almost t) , - . :,s that night when Erie ■ i s is only the beginning Next year well have a bigger, place. And a bigger one the next yt ar." She had a lump in he* throat and tears in her tves. "Happy ones," she said to Toby, who saw them. •Υ. '.ι don't know what it means to come home." •\V ve so much to talk about," t.ou'se said, coming in from the kitchenette with a platter of canapes. I'm anxious to talk about that job." Eric said. "You're amonc friends, Adams. 1 can speak plainly?" Eric lucked surprised, innocent. "Why not?" he wanted to know. "All I've got to offer you is a rnkes-and-rarfare job, old man, · 1 ait things are pretty slow, with ! the summer coming along. We're putting more shows on in the fall. ' but >ou know we coast during the summer. "Get to it, darling," Louise urgt d. "Frankly, the best I can do for; you is a bit on a morning program. 1 had to squeeze you in. The best I ■ ' > 11 ! d get, with a 13-week guaran tee. is $20 a week." Hallie felt lier rising hopes do a sharp side-s!:p. Twenty a week in Xew York! Eric said gallantly, "That's swell, Toby. I'm not too proud to take it. Thanks wry much." Hallie ; ! ; t · · 'He's sweet! ' H .· .-. · live on it." Louise spoke her thoughts out loud. Γ : re I come in," Sue put HaKie, did Louise tell you 1 m . to Europe with Aunt Λ ■ a ?" Hallie and Erie nodded. ■ I've sub-let my studio for the summer, so you'll have to clear out by the first of June: hut we want somebody to live at the place in tlie ι our.try, sort of keep «η eye on it." ' Υι s ' Louise said brightly. "ilia", s the aeond job." "1" i i· s a catch in it." Sue told li rai Am.:.·· won't part with any :1a:·;.· ι ι a caretaker. What I tin ' · i.t . ' :s that you kids would i.a\. a ■ . tug. comfortable house to 1 '.'.· li.d. finitely, because, uhde I'm coming back in Septem- ι h» γ. Au; 'if l:"is (Ierii'r.l to remain in the soutίϊ of Franco." Hallie s housekeeping brain wai already at work on budgets : train-; lare, lis. electricity, lunches fort Eric. f>o,i for the two of them cn $20 a wv< k. It m.ulit be nice in the sum mer," I\i:»· said tireamily. "Any swimn..: >-r tennia?" Sue ; ' at th»· lobe of her ear • ■ γ,a ι i 11 ι.·'. .he answered. "If j you had a ear. any kind of a car,, "you could j-o to tiie lake. I don't know aii.nit ternis. Of course you might meet s· me people . . 1 I could go for a little country club life. Shall we take it. Hallie?" Hallie lit lier breath out. "It's the answer to a pray» r. When I go to Worburn, I can brir.g by old car . back. Sue. you are an angel straight from the blue." "Of course, it will just be for the summer," Eric said. "I'm going to see Meyerling at once, and the other producers." If you should happen to want to stay on"—Sue did not say "have to stay on"—there's plenty of wood and coal, and the vegetable garden yield is pretty good—if Hallie can keep up the garden." "Oh, yes, yes I can," Hallie sang. It wasn't the cocktail that made her limbs sing; she was going to Worburn; her future was secured for a while. She wasn't in Holly wood. She'd never again have to walk down Sunset boulevard, never again have to stand at a tearoom door with a smile on her lips and a menu in lier hand. She wished that she could go to the big house just back of Green wich that very night. Some funda mental thing in her made her long for the feel of a spade and rich earth beneath her fingers. She dreamed of the garden all that night. Under her magic touch the earth would yield wholesome things; toruatocs and corn and fat peas nrtd good herbs. And (lowers to remind her of the garden at home. She would tend the earth and it would give back its fruit to hor. The years of worry and work had taken away something that was Hallie's girlhood; they were giving lier something that was an agi: 1 appreciation of root· and earthy things. Sue and Augusta Amberscn were ιοί sailing for five weeks, but the weeks sped by. Hallie had three weeks in New York, an»l then she went to Worburn with Louise to spend a fortnight. Dr. Singleton had rented his h· use. He was living "temporarily" with a crony, a retired physician, Dr. Goodenough, and so Hallie stayed those two weeks with Louise fit her grandmother's home. Her father showed the ravages of his years of worry and hard work and his rccent illness. He ■ "kept iiis finger" on special cases, ι but lie had turned over most of his work to the younger Dr: KelsnV. His income. Hallie ."ο:·η ivali7,ed, consisted largely of the proi · · ..is from the rental of the house, alter the high taxes and mortgage pay ments were deducted. But it was enough, so that he could lmve her old car put into pood shape as a present. After two weeks of bridge par ties, luncheons and teas given for her, during which she talked brightly of the wonderful ti;.,,· > : ft had had in Hollywood, Hallie ν ,tj glad to leave with Louise and back to her place as Eric's wife. At last the day came when their trunk and small luggage was strapped to the car, the overflow to be carted in Sue's car, and the three of them started for the house that was to be their home for longer than they knew. A u g u s t a Amberson's house wasn't exactly a dream cottage, or was it the sort of country place copied by scenic designers. It was high and angular and painted a de pressing greenish brown. Its rooms were many and small, and decorat ed and furnished with the heavy decore of the Victorian period whi> h had been the fashion when it was built. But it was built sturdily on a hill and its many windows 1c iked out upon rolling countryside and spreading lawns, on tall, cool-giv ing trees and, on that June day, there was a riot of color in the un tended garden. In the linen closets there were piles of lavender-scented sheets and fragrant blankets for the big four-posters in the bedrooms. And wood in the baskets by the wide hearths. "It's pretty glum, but it's all yours, "Sue said. "A man comes by with butter and eggs and milk. It's sort of late to get started, but maybe you can get something out of the vegetable garden. ... If you get a commutation ticket, the fare isn't high, and the station is only a 15-minute drive. I guess that's all." Hallie said, "Is It all right to have company?" "The sky's the limit," Sue said. "I want to invite Win here," j Hallie said that night. "It wasn't ; enough to just write and thank I him for the check. I want to do it in person. Eric was half asleep. "Win can stay where he is." "But why, darling? Surely we can have him for a week-end." "Asks too many questions. Might be embarrassing," Eric said sleep ily. "Questions? About what?" Eric turned over and buried his head in the pillow. "About Sheila— if you must know. Now go to sleep ; and forget it." . Hallie didn't forget it. What ! questions could Win ask about , Sheila? (To Be Continued) STEVENSON !>< — 25r—lut·. Ta\ Today IiOV ROGKRS—in "Bad Man From Deadwood" ( Ο.ΛΙΙ !)V and S! RIAL s ι \ η λ ν On stase SOLI,IK CHIl^)S—Presents "BRING ON THE DAMES" On Screen Jane i'razre - Johnny Downs in ■SING ANOTI1FR CHORl'S" ~ ——————— Today GEVE Al'TRY SMII.KV Bl'RNETT—in "Gaucho Serenade" SERIAL « COMEDY STEVENSON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 UREAT STAGE AM) SCREEN SHOW EMBASSY "WHERE HAPPINESS COST SO LITTLE" SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY PHONE 492 DURBBJ · LAUGHTON with ] WEDNESDAY VICTOR MacLAGLEN. MARJORIk WOODWORT1I. "BROADWAY LIMITED" — Thursday-f'ridav-Saturdav — rr