88 Awards In
UNC Athletics
Chapel llill. May 20 Tin' Ath
letic Council at the t'ni\ci t.\ oi'
North Carolina ha-, in-1 rewarded
members ol tin- Tar Heel-' \ ■ lm
spring athletic team with I I mono
1'iain.-' and I;> Ireslimaii iniiiier.il
Sixtccn nHMlograih- v. < . . . .'id l
to Coach llunn llc.-irn"
team, which won Hit* ll.it 1. u •
championship anil plain! third hi
111,. Smith" -l 11 I t- • CI',
undefeated Kichtn.'iul ■:.• I C'i '
with mm- victm-ie- :.n I t .. <!• !• •
Those roiviviitK :-il .. ar<l itt
baseball were Captai i • lla.v
wortli and .l.u'!. II . • t!
Point; Dnh Join ii. t •. ( na
lie .Ylonre. !•' n -1 C !.
l is, Oasto: ::i. avd I! ■ -
side
Wc.niiiK tin- :• : -\ •
J'rams were Ken:-.
Va AI It ii c i n
Hugh Cox. I'ainiivn, S. f '.-i •
Johnson, Wai Mil i •• K > ■ y
Sp: 111.1. n: \
Ka.\ Walt». I I
Widclll.lM U ..
M.i.iam-i .1 I i >i ■. i
J I Cireett. II ;
Track cll.t :;e 1 !: \
I>.)!•" Wan -.ii i
team uir. i
t rn Coutei. • t.• i
I III ot till t I ll
t.; tin Na-. al \i-ad» -< v.
Ft tlr :■< it.
. waul: Tin- . v.. V ' < • • .
Charlotte: II. \V I.I vd l»l t n-i> Id
X. J c I M , .ii' -.V p.
fi- : ''i* I It. Van Wa • et*. S • -
\ille. V V
Sic. nd award. -.v. ".- ,'i. ? T
v i-;> ii i •• \- J,. ■. ii ... r • • '
Grten:!.. . i: A. 11 .Hand. \ \V.. :
ill}: toil I1* '' : •' n i ;-. II
V.II I.iul X < > M. I).. •.•!!. .1 land
Neck.
VV.sininp, th.-i:
.? i) i\.i pi n lit- i:
Davis. I.rr.i. I !a <1. '
Holzman. I1
FRESH '
!
From The
COAST |
l.arge llr«l t in
CROAKERS 3 lbs. 25:
Largo Round
GRAY TROUT lb. 10c
Drcvsnl Read) lor I'an
TROUT lb. 15c
Pan
TROUT 3 lbs. 2B
Thacker's
Super Market.
BARCLAY-ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
TIm Authority on AuthorltlM"
C.l'ARD AGAINST A RVFF
IK YOU HAVE to enter dum
my a couple of times, so you can
!• i't from there for trump finesses,
do it generally with two different
suits if you can—that Is. if you
have the tops of two different
suits available for the purpose. By
that in* ans. you may guard your
self against having one of them
trumped by a defender. Using two
different suits for entry makes
you safe against anything except
:t complete blank in one of the de
fenders- hamls, whereas using one
■ uit twice puts you in danger if
cither opponent has a singleton
in it.
* A K J 2
*7 6
4 A K 83
+ <■>5 2
A 0 !"» 3
i r- North
tin. i able )
£ Q 8 7 4
»KS
♦ Q 9 4
A A Q J 10
North-South
West
4 V
East South
1 'a.-:! 'J A
rats 6 A
u:i !> r bid. over the pre
v.vuM have been 4-Spades.
• it turned out. the 6-Clubs
have 1 'it n made, and 6
.* < . uKl not. If East led a
At the club small slam,
■ i.i.l bis heart A and led
1 4>
r. a
...iil.l
heart
\\, t
the v. lijih South took. To the
lamii.iy he uent with tbe diamond
A anil. n.tinting East for the
I. ii.ii .1 K tinessed the trump Q
.'4 ::ime the vital error.
Pc .'ii it ! the diamond 9. to reach
lummy f-.r a second finesse of
trumps, and West rutfed with the
E>l»ti ibutcd by King F<
1 X Y . <5 I'. !.ewi..
• • ■ . X V.: •' A Mi Ken/ie. I
: I it. Millor. Kn»\ P:i : D
i| X. ' '• i:. i::'V.i;lyn. X Y : K. 1$
s \ . 'I ciin 111. St«-\ i-n
U I .1 K. Sti •nv.:» lit. Way
m n ille.
Sc. i I! wcie made to C'nac'n
.)••!:;. Krnl «•' !' tennis tl'ain. wllicll
.'. < 111 UtulHc.iti-d tin- Sollth and
! . i:!. the Naval Ai-ademy. a-4 1
Si-i I . am went t" Moyer I
• it I • •. \Vm-t<in-Salem: Harold;
\! Palm Bench. Fla : and Jade'
■ i :han , l):rh;.!: Those rtivivmg
: » I 1 -I till".'.. l«-t tfl > Ul'I'C I..IITV I
; i. I'li'l .t'-liihi.i. Pa.: Itav M<>r
Pre\H Hill. Pa.: Dan Marks.
H and Don Peck. Biidj;e
•■■!'. X. T.
! i.c t.i ivivbinpn numerals award
: ' mi.- i, mi mli(>r< of Cnro
t- an.- :ncl ulcd if) in
•'•a ebaU. 10 i •. track, and 1(1 in tennis, j
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
Hv I.YXX NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
I In fin- Sir Walter liotel—Raleigh
i II* »l.—One reason i! proved
the diver-e t baeiM in
wt : iRother on .< farm
i ttit; plan here T.iosday lay
t i ii iiici - are jn«t as afr.iiil
■ 't* I •' tliev are >>t the htiy
• v.anie . There was some
1 .• Hi.- eonli-renee t<- take
Away from liomr? Regardless of
where In' i«. nothing is morr* cheering
than news from I lie folks he loves,
.Sit down today—make it a regular
duty—it's one of the important
things you ran do to help him.
In between times, write a few checks
for War Savings Bonds—another
sure way to help speed Victory.
This mr**aRc contributed by
CENTURY
DISTILLING COMPANY
PEORIA. ILLINOIS
rlub 1. sotting tho contract on*.
He returned tho heart J, which
ileclarer ruffed with the dummy's
5. Kast discarding a diamond so
is to retain tliree trumps. South
could lead through them only
once more, so could not catch the
K. which put the contract down a
second trick.
If South, after using diamonds
for his first entry to dummy, had
used the spade A for his second
i>ne. he would have made his con
tract. The second trump finesse
would have made West out oi
trumps ami it would have madt
no difference what was used foi
the third entry for the thir<
finesse.
When South led the seconc
round of diamonds, only foui
cards of that suit were out. where
as the defenders :<t that stage helc
five spades, a suit which was a tit
safer against a ruff under the cir
cumstances.
• # »
Tomorrow s Problem
♦ " 6
V J 0 4 3
♦ A Q J
+ KQ9 3
A Q J 10 $ — ♦ K 9 4 3
2 •' » A 8
V ^ W K ♦ K 9 S 5
♦ 10 64 ,S f A 4 2 .
* J 7 6 5 .
A A 5
v1 •**»'.» * K 10 7 6 5
- ♦ "3 2
+ 10 S
(Denier. North East-Wost vul
nerable.)
It' South wins the spade Q lead.
East playing the 4. loses a heart
to East, sees East return the
spado 'J to the 10. and West shift
to the «tub 5. tile dummy's 3 and
the A en and the heart 8
coming t.ai k. what two clear-cut
piiidrs should t<ll South exactly
how he ran wake his contract?
• tur*} Syndicate. Inc. ')
,i i . \ "i I di ear
lier ....«■■! i!..-* lor .it o..i..et
I'iii ...>■• . ■ .i :.i re iw olial-li
.itt.llld. ■ '!IMIflldl!!0 e:n 1 • t
s !«• Tlie I S I'obaeeo Association
h.t ;dI :i.rolled : . 111 s >i lc>
S«.:i <• . • ;.!• .»•!.- prevent lcurtu
Ilia: ;! con!;"! v. ere taken aw.iv in
the e.irr« :i! i ■ there ni:;jh.
lit- n n-c I oovcrtiini; ai'enc
tier.! > ••.it :md cha-n w.cill re.-itli
Kalii.e I >«.• i;l ■; ea;;er In ([(I Job ecu
ttKitU'j as - .:i as possible. have al
in t vi';y yea.' asked earlier date.-,
than tiny Til is "mie they have
sonii'lhiMK In-sides desire to get
spendin;; money. The bu> isi» and
iii.muk rUi: :iik r« co/ni.te the despei
ate need I i c tise-rve I l)<ir I >r har
vesting |>e; i.-halde loud crop- and
have promised to i:x wiling limes
vvi'.h tiia. v.tir.d
IJvAMPLE — "Honest Harold'
Ickes, .-ccret;.:y o! the interior, liar
«9t a fine vxatitple ; • other officials
Ho asked for a substantial cut in
his ret: a la. dep i nii ::i.il budget, say
■tig thai normal activititv- should
jtive place to the war etl -ri. To
bail that example was not bclort
State department head during toe
i ereat t; t-t ><:.»1 A culdy when al
most to man hey a>ked large .n
ci ease.. in lhe:r budgets. A wag
.-.round the Capitol i. iiiarUe-d tn.i.
k-ker- had .-'.nil. a te: rdile blow at
the .11 i.-'.e •: X: :«• <11 a.-".-lioUiin^ da.
CIIKCKS—Aim >.-! t-M-i v c.uy ano
ther Indus rial bunk or two files ap
plication ! I u.:th<>: Iiaiulel
liieckin;; .1 i-ouni I . 1 i\i!.. :i- .m
CHVRCMIIl.l. M .if w.-r,
.it .•;< .1 .1 i ntci.l . tin.in \«. f,|in
<l.t> .1!u-i nti.iii :..t 1 . u I ;i!
tondants florl.t'l ... 11:1.! !. 1.11 j I
lit »ii il.JStotl < : . !. :•••.!». Mil it !
officialdom liftt ! ti, ptwli; it wj
1! ■ "1 t- hear .li.ii t!if l ■ tut iiat't
i'f.1, . . ■ir)..t t I 1: v. i plc.ir:ini.
' i y ■■■!','■ ' !!.t hear Ilia! the
■ n 1. >••. l.u jjoi
aiiiiii- !> i' ti.- ii.nc v.l at wo li:.ve
r n.int sjit.it. .11 .•! the taith and co
"pi-. it.nil •: An.eiican prc-s and pub
l.t • nulfil fine. But what really
pleaed tin* it-Hows around the ra
;• f imcquivo 1 promise <>t
I'.i .:. !i ;u(l in thf war <>11 Japan.
'! f |>: >!n -. 1t1.1t "in asliej it must
ni-l; hi>' Elation was somewhat
dampened l>. the prime minister';
•ileum w.imiii}: iijj.tiie t ti» • nuii'ii |
iiivimi in. but .the speech will bt
remembered Tor its committments ol
t'oiilinuini! united action in aid .it
Hn: 1a and Cliina and its definite pro
mise ot war to the lini h .nj.nn
Japan.
WIRE—A newsman was buying
a notebook the other day when 0111
of these expo rsfr .in Stale Collect
came alone. Interest centered in tin
spiral "wire" coil which held tin
book together: it looked different
In fact it was different. The expert
was ,-iskcd what it was made ol. and
he suggested either sweet mill;
(cas-seiii) or t y beans. That's Just .1
little incident showing what place
plastics may have in a post wai
world.
WHY—It also calls to mind com
ment by Ssnford Martin, editor of
the Winston-Salem dailies nd mem
ber of the State School Hoard. At
a recent meeting of the l> aid. Mr<
McKee. another member, asked for
some paper for the reporters (editor
Martin grinned and said: "If they
were any go- d as reporters tiioy
wouldn't need note-:: thev'd rem 111
bor everything they heard." The
press gang present admitted they
weren't that good. nd still warned
the note paper.
FISH STORY
North Carolina's menhaden fish
ermen average catching 410,000
pounds annually for each member
fit tho rrotin
FRENCH AIRCRAFT CARRIER BEARN AT MARTINIQUE
recent Developments have foeussed international attention on the
French island ul Mai tinii|ue in the West Indies, where Admiral (Sources
Hubert, Krcuch lii^li Commissioner, still yields allegiance to Viciiy.
Above is the aircraft carrier Brnrn, one of the several French naval
craft that ride at anchor in Martinique harbors awaiting the day tfc
may send them into action on one side or Uie other, (international)
FRESH FRUITS
&4t4^e<2eZZ&!edL
NOT RATIONED! ;
fki-sii <;kki:n
Butter Beans 2 lbs. 39c
FI.OKIDA ir.l.SH
Blackeye Peas 2 lbs. 33c
i \ ' r\ ! »r.M
TOMATOES lb. 17c
HOMI flKim v
Green Peas 2 lbs. 17c
UKSII Ti:\DKK
Texas Corn 6 ears 41 c il
I .WCV VM.I.OW
SQUASH 2 lbs.
homi (iiumv
Green Peas 2 lbs. 17c
T ltKKII TKNDKK
Texas Corn 6 ears 41 c S
IANCV Vi'.I.I.OW
2 lbs. ljf
K V AKIZOVA JWf
. ORANGES 5 lbs. 48c J/
Mwmnm wwmm
fri'.v/i
COFFEE
GOLDEN
BLEND
Mb. «
Bm £m JL
D. P.
24*
1 Lb
Bag
Stamp No. 23 Now Valid
Mitt's A pph:
JUKE 2 20 Oz Glasses 25c
O Iitfl C.
STICKS . a'.o«. Pkg 10c
htHtinutnn n< •/ /v /'/»»»•
SAUCE . . 8 Oi Bot 9c
« /•
ZERO . . . . Qt Bot. 15c
/>. r. ISlne l.nl-I
TISSUE . . 3 Roil. 16c
X nhi*ro s lift ilih ft
WHEAT . . . . Pkg 12c
ll tnnlhury'a t iti /••/
•SOAP .... 3 B.m 25c
t'lruun* r
OCTAGON . 2 Cans 9c
i!ranmIot**l
OCTAGON . . Pi9 23c
ttrtiffifH '/'•■ili I
SOAP .... 4 b.vs 19c
Pop ft r-'Utlrrn
KLFK Sr*T»all 10c Large 21c
/•#«!»» .1 ! f»
SOAP .... 3 Bj-» 19c
rpbta n Tnp,-F,#,h o ,Lb- i eo
DI\LMI/ Our Pride Loaves X
RDPAn Tfiplo-F,.,h 20-0z. 4 QC
DRLHI/ Sandwich loaves 17
■ I Granulatod 5-Lb. <d 0
9UvlMlf With stamp No 12 Paper Ol
f I I Pondor s Bolt 12-lb ^ ft C
■ L^)^JIC Self-Rising Bag OU
CEREALS ::r - 19c
MACARONI - 9C
RIVER RICE • • 21*
AFDRFD Cereal or 8 Or **% If" C
vJ II. fx E& C. 1% Oatmeal Jfa Cfni.
TOWELS Northern 2 RoHl 17^
NORTHERN — - 5C
FLOUR «««■" 74*
imtdfrtut i <'*>*! ft fill at
VF, A I. CHOPS ^ ^
1?B«>
ROAST " ^
FAT BACK lb. 15t
m \f K HAWK
BACON ... lb. 35c
MtKKMFI) A\l> IHIAIVN
FRYERS lb. 49V2c
FRF.RII
HAMS - - lb.
IIAl.F OH WHOLE
FRESH FISH
lb. lXVfec
trout
r&OAKFRs
butterS
Super Suds
Small 0
Phfl
Large 0
Pkg. Mm&
Grant 61c
KITCHEN WARDENS^
Have a planning: cent<fr—in 4m
your kitchen or some convun- "'P
icnt place. Keep an inventory gj
of what you have on hand.
Keep point ration chart SL
posted in your kitchen, pan. ^ V
liv or oilier handy place.
Clip the charts from your-'
newspaper. Keep chart up to-j
date. Write la.changes ,
they are made. •" i T<!»•,.
V For (hrifty use of your ra
I inn points, plan at least a 4J
week ahead. I'lan for most
mil rition as well as
si retching. Include the Basic
Seven Food Clroupn dally!
Make out market order beforo
yon shop (our ads will help
you) saves lime and points.
He generous with the non- '
rationed foods — fresh fruits
and vcKOtables. cereals, eggs,
milk, cottage cheese, etc. Be
ware of lilack market m«at.
The health' of your family
may lie at stake!
liny only as much food as
your family needs. Shop early
in the week-early in the day.
Ileller l«rusli up on stews, one
dish meals, meat sauces, pat
ties, and the use ot oilier
meat stretchers.
Wlien meat and cheese ra
tion coupons run out. increase
eggs, nuts, more milk and en
riched grains. I'se the drip
pings to make gravies and
in give meat flavor to starchy
dishes.
Ration Reminders
RED STAMPS
K. P. fi. II now valid—Ex
|>lrv May 31.
BLUE STAMPS
fi, II. J now valid—Kxplr®
May 31. '
COFFEE STAMP
CoffrV Stamp No. 23 now
valiil. Expires May 2!>.
SUGAR STAMP
Sugar Stamp No. 12 now •*
valid. Kxpirca May 31. \ 1
Com at nek
© PIE APPLES *>»■ =- 18«
Ilurff's Vegetable
o SOUP ... 2 10|-0i. Can* 19^
- V-S Vend utile
© COCKTAIL . . »°- c» 14c
J/r.?. rillirrt'.i
© MARGARINE ...» 23c
A'l/coa
0 MARGARINE ...» 25c
Ntnnflnrtl Unsireetencit Clrapcfrutt (18-o».)
0 JUICE 2 Ctn 13«
l.miil O' t/tken
0 CHEESE «■ 34c
NhnuUirtl
0 PURE LARD . 18c
fine fur Ktihtds
0 WESSON OIL 27c
COFFEE
Cnlontnl mit*