\Vnum Oiris And Oxford Boys Win In Ca,ge Tourney
Roanoke Rapids Meets
South Boston Tonight
Littleton Gnls Bow to
Wiiton; 21-19; Bpsom
Boys Surprise, Bui
Are Forced Cut in
Final Minutes ov Ox
ford. 24-19.
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Relations C cod
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to si1 l;|..
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As guest t Inter-1
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good- M • r • ( v
collabora’K.n fa >n the t: no of Si
mon P. ■!:■■ and 1 i: »■., ■
Unified ent nd rged that
all Anted n ■ date
“their de nocracies a ■ -ie"
"The ■ o i-ness "ho p-or
gency. the n -n- iv •' h of
are such t t ■ ' ■ ■ ms ”
he said " 1 Id ' • nn
looking for elen-< nts a d■ c»’„,.er,;_
tion and discord b ' sho ltd rather
lay stress nn <- 'Cm:e--, n
common ideals: our <>ped >m peace
among ourselves and freedom at
home.
“We must pool our physical . nd
■piritual wealth in this war against
political doctrines based on bru
tality. hatred and complete disre
ford for the rights of others.”
Greenville
Gunning for
Cage 1 itle
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Duke Nine
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Schedules
23 Contests
:i -Lorn.:;, .
<* tombs* |
? in; ' ilmptto stale ^
wr.e against ;
. y i ■: Smith Carloina's
l a: Columbia Mart’ll 23
; - ; *\ brace <>f c intests wit
•n and I-’ irman k ivs - tie- !
: e days.
n xe's 1942 home - . x,
;;j Wednesday. April i. . C i
tv tides Duke j>r a. ,4-. a- •
51 u ' Dev ■ • Rter- ‘
rectiosal oppose ...n : th- campaign. |
i'v.-enty >»* •: ■ ■
• De them I
confrenee : Fen’ ; •« i the I
loop program, me ’hrej-game rer.es i
ith Waki nl ■ i |
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- - - • ' t game will
-■■■ ' -moe; id * are lights at I
iy 9 D . . .. on i
D-.l 12 I i Tar !
f..'■ <:7 15 1
- •' • ■ n< '••••• >’heii-ued ; it.- t
£>*•:■ t e played at
R -1 30 as a part op a d >u
1 ; • : 1 vvhic Carolina and
e 1m re-1 tv... also participate.
Anoint" highlight is the return of
' ' iitionai E ister Mond: y d -
he- - ler. ’.vhie.'i tv i! pit th niv
• thf Univer.
■ y.and • ,tf t in Da ir pa
5- I
Duke has cancel led ;
northern tour isu; y ■ . lucted
the first week n m ,. b:caus< g
nsportat n comp cat n md
ne >1 the i
northern schools
■ each ( tombs, who became head
3-'Cball ment' r at Duke in 1929.
r b.-g.nning hir 14th sc.son as the
Blue Devils' tutor.
I HE’S HELPING FINANCE WAR, TOO
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UNC Teams.
Get 5 Titles
During Winter
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CAPITOL SQUARE
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Dailt Dispateh Bureau
In The Sir Walter Hotel—Kaleigh
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tional Guard went w..\ I.' ni -:»t i
. . a in i n Cap,. 11 I latch, i'.
ha’ wnut lie visited Italc.gli la-t
week he was a lull fudged m;ij ;
with the .hine still on ms shoulder
leaves.
Huy mad qu te a cei eniony about
I is inciting "Hi ggle down at Camp
.1 aits u. Du* h .1 U e weeks ago
; ' a b xmg sli iv. with 3,0till soul.e s
h King on. 1: was a surprise, or
upp eel to be. I Jut At \S h j pen t •
ku t licit at least one pci soil ex
[)te! d :t. "Doggie • ' on gave hint a
bill bud r ior Chiistma- and on it.
ui 1 right gold t i.ti . . v., re the
v.e.rd. "Alajo: I!. .! Hateiler "
PFRMISSION—1 I n .
last MimilU'! q.e 1 , If C1 ai 1! 1 e ■
t ■ ct'l. rc Cleat ell ... .1 .u-er it tlcig 1
nas been ed as ,. vacat n spot for
British sailc.r ami .; a .e, who •
hips were undergoing epairs Re
■ 'illy t: e v. . e huiicli eib of them
hire. Tile • t.i’o OK\I in ■ ‘I'liiat.on
ill!CP saw a good ] cture story, wrote
■ i peril;,s e n 'ai get pictor. ■. Back
out l rt.i the request went "through
•hannels.” Finally came the otficial
"oinmunication:
“T-Branch Information Otikc-T.
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"From—The head of the British
V.tvisory Repair Commission, Wash
nglon, I). C.
"!li—With reference to the ap
jlication for y nurse It and Your photo
grant r to va it Crabtree Creek
.'amp, t am pit used tq i;i e y , i i!
a i -.-ary permission.
"(2)—At the pit rut time there a
i o ro at tlio camp. I
"(signed) W. V. Branch, t ie -ad ■
viral." 1
Too many fear not of doing wrong ;
out of the wrong being found out.
Navy Offers
Trade Ratings
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FELMET SENTENCED
FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
lb "ab : '. II . March 1 1 —(API
('..•! F« '.-iu t. ni' A.-neville. termer
deputy . kite revenue collect* r. was
•entenced vt^terd.iv m S neriur
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nounced by .ludge A. Hall ,1- • *:i.
• t Ashe\ .ile. :»»liow ng a plea <•* n
ntendere entered i y the defend
.nt la.-t wt t a charge of embez
• vg si’.M.Vt 7 i *>i state funds.
The poet s the champ;.>n "f lev?
tgamst death.
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CHAPTER SIXTEEN
NOTHING was saiil as Anotte,
\*• 11 tt:. * ar. : the two producers
: ar 1 the Blackstone hotel.
.■ ?*.• , ■ , ■ -'h: iri-'ht t i- £tii*,.rr t1'
7a:i his 1-brows in
. a tad a v<)iee of
, iaasar;. v o' 1 to know
i• _■ have yo'i fA • n doing a
of an.-'.' the girl
n-musly. V.'k.it on earth
:n r. »ttire of a ro
W, used : i spend entire aft
■ t'.e vaudeville houses
■ .vie kids. Music halls.
: vs my child. Ho tappet!
■ i with his thumb. "Make
\ v What do you want
' i ■ tlized she had been peer
■ _ i: tiie printed list without see
s single item. "I don’t want
\ rang. I've had dinner.’’
' it is Larry, anyway?" Verra
z.ii " asked conversationally.
He's tine, but I didn't have din
ner with Larry. I had dinner with
Lois Lyndon. I ate mine. She drank
lnrs."
Tiie man inquired in a soft tone,
"isn't that a strange !. ,-you
"No. She drink- ail Mm tune."
r:.• teacher said. 'V, u know
what I meant "
At ’ ’ t,■ pa: i r.o attention to him.
S' e t : . ff her little brown felt
■ ' ' . : ."'tied ia r forehead. "My
td siie s.in! apologetically
-s The table to Vcrrazano’s pro
.tua-r frier, is.
Id i. t’"t giving his order to the
: sai : nothing. Seymour put
• I and ta his chin, and rubbed
: s aivli::,' up ditatively. while he
••'ai'd it 1 • r. He said, in a tone
that an.i unled to accusation, "You
wen n t wearing your hair that
way in the pictures."
"1 'a lures ?" Her frowning puz
zlement turned into annoyance.
'Professor Verrazano, did you act
ually show those dreadful wedding
pictures to your friends?"
He finished his most particular
order "And be sure there is garlic
on both the salad and the st-ak. '
Then lie turned to pupil. "Yes,
3 did. Burptiscly '
I: ' I iodic er Bra ,f* r i was look
ing at Iter now. "You don't look
likt tin same girl. '
' ■ ■■' a heaven, ' she murmured.
I?: . .! rd leaned on his elbows
an.. !•:. ught his face closer to hers
' ’ table. “Why do you say
She met his eyes and found them '
s0 coldly gray and critical that she
■ :ls completely disconcerted. "Why
not"" she asked shortly. "It isn't
exactly pleasant to have your hair
wadded on your neck and look
plain and ugly at your own wed
ding, especially when someone like
August Drake—" There it came
again, that choked feeling of hot
anger. She picked up her glass of
iced water anil sipped it, staring
downward all the while. Because of
Lhat, she missed completely the in
| d glances of the tb>er
, V- •• nano o! -• rvc 1 " V' •
:•:
■ 11S p fl
sot feelings, Bi i ; i
"We’ve
you. Ki cm lur. V.Y. a 1. -
o;u h. “A! out your ai : , .iitu. c in
’ the auiali ur shoe hi' \ i: iiii vou
I work, how talented you ai... Then
we saw y >ur j.i. tut.-s r. tie- pa
pers \ prof.
his voice. ‘•I y hing."
"Y. s," agre< .- i <
tic s w e li 1. Qualities were
; looking for.
Bradford s ■. !, "In your far,
tions — sell y- ) pj ... ■, al
ousy, frig t !i lity, •
ger. E\ eryt ■ t e in theisc
not-at-al • . •
boy it.- ■ : i;; i ; _ 1:::. “So.
after " ‘ ’ :■ v u .ivlv ran
, imagii < .. ,
you j_; . aluj
yelling i ■ . aft i I ’
-V ‘ ’ . :f sin : . I been
| ^app, : 11, :• . -.. ... which li el been
■ '■' ■ on the o pro
to the sandy n k-lik< tones they
;ti,nk mi wtan sin: was unusually
, .r.tui. it' d. S; sank tc in tier
; ehair an is id v , d hai i. In her
Idisappointiue-.'. ar.,1 v, Nation she
found hers • bl tn it g eve ryone
\ errazar. , l, ■ r.,,i h iv.e.g tid i tier
slie was to ti. -ludicd 1" ins two
friends. Augu ■- u 1 Larry : r h iv
ing upset ln-r in tin- tir.-t place,
riven the in m win>se a, : ha 1
iisrupted— si blamed everyone in
a blind, groping, helpless, heart
broken anger.
"I didn’t ki nv I w is on id ,v.
she began in rrij pi, .; • ■ , '
Verrazano waited until t! ■ w , t
er placed seafoo 1 coi kt n the
tabic, before asking. "Win- , ;.-e did
vou think you d be alon, m a pox
with a spotlight o n v< u
the gaze shu tune : unon liim
was dewy and besec hing [ mean
I didn't know I w is being ii ptavc d
to Mr. Bradford an 1 Mi Sc nnour."
"Dismiss that angle for the mo
ment. 1 want to ku.,v. how vou
happened to i,. making Midi a
sPf ctaote of yourself " Nc t trusting
her voice. Anette just shook her I
negatively. But Verrazano re
tused to accept that for an answer, '
Having discovered that her < v. lids
weie slightly puffy, he prodded de- 1
klvrately, cruelly, "Come on t, 11
n:e Speak up! Have you been
struck dumb?" He jabbed a slim
salted wafer into the sauce on the
seafood. "I can't understand v l v
you were not at the theater with
Larry. That's where vou belnm
Larry doesn’t think so—he'
didn't want me there." The ■ h
managed to get the words said
without faltering. But now the
enormity of having been spume,!!
seemed far more insulting when I
spoken aloud. Her eyes widened 1
with a shamed horror and she
glanced quickly about the table" to
see the effect of her statement on
the three men.
They made no answers. They had
stopped eating, however, and were
sitting quietly. Waiting. Watching. ,
And then it happened. She dropped
her eyelids as shields against the
tears rolling over her lower lashes,
then as they swooped down her
cheeks, wiped them away with the
backs of both hands, simultaneous
' In £. ■ ' :r<« : .." ■ • - nr'. 1 child*
! ' i .mo ' tea rs again. To
r:"5, watching
eemed not
’ 1 ’• • Ni .' i.t her late <:in
’ r t ( .1 ■ . -ly hovering
vaiter. Her grief set ed invii table,
■ ' ng solely to her
i : ' ’ ■ I . : urln’d, not to be
' . S found a ban ikerchicf
' ' ti m< the flowing eyes, but
er fact rt 11 ! ■ •. shining a:. 1
scrub! • king Fr ime ! above
the exci sivt ly pla n white .■.•Par, it
' as yt innocent, and grij ping
T. a v- ■ utterly bereft of hope
1 y, enly said "Please
" !■ • r r a l't ■■' it:.: tr.es.' and
Iff the tabhe
• l't or J-..d Iadfor,! stared after
: r n unhappy exprt tsitm ci
i. f.iee. t lien turi - : t■» \',-n a
/.a:." "You are a g my friend,
to goa ! hi r into tl it -t it \vhat an
actress! ' he exulted.
T; dramatic teacher was cut
fng into rare .-teak. "Sure. But you
•1 h i bar. kti iwn it if I hadn't
heat it out of her. You'd still have
been calling her a giggling clown."
Bradford turned to his partner,
Alio w is weal .nr- a dreamy look as
be |u< i:ed at a Spanish omelette,
"Well ? ' denial ded Bradford.
■Seymour said. "Yeah!" and con
tinued eating l’.appily.
S :- has is m, i:iv facets to la r
; dity ; - i rose-cut diann>nd,"
Vei l arum, prais, , 1
T 1 : si e. r, : d Bradford. "And
'■ igofou-'iy expressive hands."
I ia:e the way she lets go, just
not giving a cuss about anybody,"
Sevinmir said. "You can:t help
king even if it does hurt yi>u."
A fo r 15 or 110 minutes the limn
1 a ■ ed I.- : wi en bites and c<imp]i
ua M'.iry -, ntenccs to wonder wiiy
Anette had not returned.
I II try to tin i her Verraznno
volunteered He located her after a
'V search in a corner lobby
ci'air. rea ,.:.g a comic magazine.
When he stopped beside her and
coughed Iw-dv she lifted her clear
' a az eyes to his now suspicious
lllf'^ an! asked, with a laugh,
"Well. 1 ow did I go over?"
' "U little devil!" But lie had to
ar..-wcr her contagious smile. He
pulb.d her by the hand from the
1 hair and led her back toward the
dining room. "There I thought you
were eating out your heart over
something."
She admitted. "I was unhappy
over the way Larry and August
treated me at the theater. But I
had gotten over that when all three
nf you were so horrilied over that
n,<,l e.-enpade at the State-Lake
that it stood to reason I was sup
I'Osed to do tiie opposite. Anvwiy,
" hv shouldn't I get the cue? You
v.'er, ail bin sticking pins in me."
Back at tiie table, she met tiie
producers’ solicitous faces with tiie
necissary gravity. They lost no
time in coming to tiie point. We
have come to the conclusion that
Verrnzano was right about you,”
Sc mou.' hastened to say.
Bradford spoke up. "W'e know
you are right for Ninetta."
Anette knew she could let de
lighted thrills soar through her
voice now. She caroled, "But, Mr.
Bradford, I thought you produced
in New York," Swirling immediate
ly. she said to Seymour. “I didn't
Know you produced in Chicago."
Bradford said, "We do."
Seymour said, “We don't."
Together they said:
"W'e mean you'll have to go to
New York.”
(To B« Continued)