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Roanoke Rapids Offers Stars In Game Friday Hard daily workouts wore continu ing for tho Henderson high .school Bulldogs football eleven in prepara tion for the team's first name of the season, to l>o played nil the local field at the school Friday afternoon with Koanoko Hapids Yellow Jac kets. Coach \\T. '.teuton. •>! the Bulldogs, said today he had learned tn.it Coach Cagle. of Koatiokf Kapid-. said he had one of the best tea"!- in many - years for that ,-chool. The Yellow Jackets will bring such star- .1- h'rani; ll.nvley. Illicit Rose. Kenneth Ttlley. Cha. les Draug han. Dewey Wale s and I'.iily Stacy to match pr'i.'.o- •. t!i '•;<■ llo'idcr «on eleven Most o! the !<«• ; 11 t«*:<: 11 are hoys who are new a: t otba . tins reason. With comparatively few of lust year's uudoteated 1 '< . <"■ '> (! .ul lation aild the di.': . <■ . .1 ov.e pi.r tion of the local eleven. but its per sonnel this fall is made up .>i oovs who are determined t > stive ail they have for a winning team. Plans for the same tall tor pep parade Thursday eveniriu. led by the iliKh school band, and with m.»t of the student body in li e t » inai'cii through the business sect on. The parade will form at the »ch«>ol and move through the bii.-ines- section and then back t<> the school. Coach Whiltenton expects to be able to appraise his eleven better af ter seeing them ;ri real combat I'o • the first time, lie and his men a e fully aware of the still opp >~11• they must confront in the r nitial contest. The lletuierson eleven ha- a • ine Same schedule for tin* >easuii. .<11 i>t them except three t<> i>«■ play« d ..ral ly. C)\fo:d. traditional i al "I Un it u Idugs. will Ik? played Iwieo. mnv tile: e and "her liei e. ,>r rf() 1>L Durha.. color u be ties it! I I i afU'i!i ,.:i with the.r • • Hill 1'iv-K Day celt monstrat. nes stationed pus. ;!« N ,11,1 uii£ie t"i j' . .ni t : •. Although •. ■ I'.uk turned ,fi tii| <: • two stat ti and tin Olo stopped .11 , ,iy young gridir , die Cameron !, :o, Duke's i . winch in.at, - : pression uii. pearance th.- •> as Will tne I> bugle c«»t rj . .in i • i itn-i ;ui > - •' ;;ic ■ «li iV.lC 1 Ktl nev. :1 coneer ned every time - >■• e one entions the football y. n <• w ii eh v. II climax "he aftenKi:,-.' . • vi'.t's. And Can.er in ha-- . doable reason for not being the hupp.est man In the world. First all. tfBlue Duke mentor found out i before the kickoft las" weekend •: at Untidy Mulligan, one : "hi- ■-< promising youngsters io ; "• i Dukes in quite some! I: ••. had , . " received his orders to report mediately for | Naval Av.at "ram g at a H. ith | Carolina base. To add lo his ineas'ness. Cameron then had to .-it or. the be eh and i watch the CJreensb, • • speedster turn in one of the • >.-! peeti cular per formance- seen on the Dolce turf i in many years. Piling up a total ot : 125 yards as he car ed the ball four i times. lite -opho : ore -v. • back whip- I ped around his own left end once for ti yards and a touchdown in ad- , dition to scamper;ng yard- another I time to once more p i the Devils in < pay territory. The star—t .titled -;«■.• of the well Conditioned Flight - not help ing to lighten the tr ibles of the Duke mentor >ne o I .Mtho iiih he knowv tha' L'. Frank Kir .brough".-., charges took a I, i ng las' weekend from the N'a. v a" Annapol . (' ameron j also know that trie \I '-lies pot en- i tially have one :ie ,,-t p,;vei"ful I gridiron . •!••• i i;,.:i :i» -1 \ventje;. .. : busters have Could pliiv haviM willi any ••piHiiieitt oiiee the Imi.v ;;i-: tin1 "im I • playing t« >nol her Know. H flilt I ..•,•;•••!! ■ he. I men like !•>'••. Kill >gg, Wear, stall <-iickiitg t ogether . > ■mbitiaiion, tac Dili.i netit . <lr: • ely • "t classing ' • men overwhcl niiij! favorite* t topple t sC'h«.idl>usier-. .1.1 • tin >p|>'»i>:ia. 'i i <■. hf i working ihi'it h ido than <-.•v. Moti day after- n i.e i In > th;<.a>>!. • tie .it tlit- 1 tie ! -< .ij'e nl the fall .vliidi .1 ii. .-- n> i at .v.c. i > ripen ,i[) t!.' <•. . i ■ h»-ie .i! .1 ry. With i•ciiiiluUvl foi 3:00 p in.. ■ i- >lii; t il i ei'i in inie are <et t • . .n ■•rily at'te.- I .v > o'eloci; when . the Xa.til nee take par: i:> . • i ",e 1 !;iji : ' >:il. Penn Coach Fears Heels Stale College. Pa.. Sept. 29—X>>: even the stury ot how a hitherto un tried Penn State eleven had over come Bucknell bv a two touchdown margin, was enough today to keep Line Coach .l<'e Bedonk front tellitiu what wonders iio saw Saturday when he watched North Carolina in actum against Georgia Tech at Atlanta, Ga. Trie Tar Heels lost. 20-7, but the score, according to the Xittany vet eran. by no mfi.tis gives a true pir tuie of Ca olinaV strength. The Tar Heels. ie\: opponent ot the Lions, are three deep in every spit and hav e p >w<\- to burn. BedenU told Head C ail) II ^gitis upon his return to State College u.th a brie: case full of advance information •»?»' the Southerner "Not only are the Tar Heels three deep," the Li« ■< .-coa; irl. -but they have weight. ;.:id experience' ia every pos • ...n," At wingb.u'k. tailback .md : lback. h<- ^nid. they have at least "wo men of e<|ual ability, .md a ' tI man who is ju-t .i step behind . n ate-. The Itne. he added, is b..; w th s;x ends wh" are near or ove. 'tie 2(K>-p«. md mark. Have a Coca-Cola =Welcome, Short-Snorter I'lnitiiiiinr - n-.- " •• - - - ...or how to bring folks closer together When short-snorters (trans-ocean flyers) meet and compare their auto graphed dollar hills, the invitation Have a "Coke" is fairly sure to follow. In three short words people strike the spark of comradeship. From the family fireside to far-flung fronts, Coca-Cola stands for the pause that rejresbes— has become a symbol of those who see things in a friendly light. hign-sigr. O'»o n»c.cc*. Carolina Must Cover Three Penn Passers Chape! Mill. Sop! 2!> I'can Slate's i j Xi'tany Lions. wlin upon tin- homo I SC. I Mill .it Carol 111:1 Saturday, have t iji>■ <■:!«• but three top-fligh! passers | : m their slarti: 4 backfiokl. acc.>rdi»m '.«• the 'I'.ir Heel si-.>uts Hobby Wi!!:ailis ts tile t.iplo-threal tai'nae.< .vlic p.teiied the V-1J eas 1 ivni leaders : 1 tin- 1 1 l-o win over ' Hurk'icll ;.i-- week. Sparky Hi'own, : v.i >e\vi-e ,1 clo i-.ax runner.| I also ikims from the fullback sp.it. . and -;>eedv .lark Cast :g ola t »en ! ivr.i-< ar.. :-nl lie w.114 ami pit I( -hes "e ri iell-iianded. Tin1 1'ar Hit!.- yielded (Ii irgia | iV 1.;. t" ji.isse- week. ij.it one of t hose wont for .1 liHichdutvM,: and Coai'li i: -i> Y > .tig - strengthen-1 l:i« h an' -a i- a!t • tin1 1. " ». i ! v. hu may p. any? •• o and tr.»it any j hl..i. 1 i.ii'i: .1 (1 !, : i« 1 .1 it I'd IV'ii- | Si.."e l..s! i.ite till' Lions as ! •-•» .«• nt t• i> three IroHi-.-i Hubs oil I >li' • -d !< 11<- tii hi. ("at ii- I .1 lias a iiatU'i1. but : •.*. 111 'needl >• gi .. • 11 gt-: t1 lb- nun wl la k> Hilly Meyers| d Kdtlit ■ ,.i. Wing back- Clay j 00111 ai 1 .l it Ii r- tt'li. and Full ! '-k !'.• 11 lilt: 1: an: .itid llo-eaj l!«'«l« «•: . .11 In le.i'ed. ( >n I ! tin' linv • ti . i,- Dirk Huni . for* 1 < 1. ill d. t. was . tan.l ..I i i'ii!' Tin. 1", :' t mi ;::tl —are ■ " •> 'Hum worry, in- recounted. , V- 'ulili 1 <|"ii t a ii) flu- \vai II- I thai 1 IV ii . i,T..iy will lint llfln II Penn State To Bring 32 Si.itr (\ , p,, si ()• 2!».—(',a<! 1I < Hg- •• iiiiin.iiiri :i Inlay ili.it he v. >u!d takr :ii' players with him t . ChaiH'l II . X. Sat.1:dayV football game with Mnrth Carolina. He planned to take two full team*.. •«'|i!aci iririit- : several key !> '> I mis. Ti'.'- entire party w ;i nam ber -IT. The name .vi!I mark Penn Sta'.cV i.r.-t :n«*eti:i;' ;!i Xorth Carolina on liie u-id ron. Parole Racket Is Checked In the Sir Walter Hotel. Daily Dispatch Bureau, L>y L.VNN N1SBET. Rnleini'. Sept. 2D.—Discovery of | what seems to have been a loosely 1 (i. a; nized racket for preying on the ' credulity and hope ot prisoners by ' proinisi!:^ paroles for money, led l" 1 b-taking ip the traffic before ii had reached uiior proportions. At least I prison . • d parole officials think and , hope i' 'vas stopped before really -triou- damage was done. As 1 -'i!t of investigation not yet I coniph •■•(!. conducted by Willard i. Gatlinu. igont of the state bureau ot j investiu..iion. in cooperation with 1 Hatha- y Cro»s. paroles commi.s- I -inner, rvnal instances cif forgery ' mi-rei entation. impersonation and ot: 1 dor ice- far faking money away 1 pi i.-oncrs and their fain- j 11 it-s hi. been uncovered. Fortt-- airly. > 1 far as the investi Tin' game, set '" Kenan Stadium :it .'{ o'clock, is tV biggest intersec tional affair scheduled for Tar Heel sml all season, and near-full house is ox pee ted to t.. '> out to see the new V-12 stars in action. Meanwhile Card ''a is striving to mount a cunter-pjssmg attack of it.s n\\ ii. Billy Myers ci >i some good pitch inx in the last practice game with the Navy I're-Fli-; •: eleven here, but Kddie Teague hail a better day at Tech. a:ut both p;i-- > will need to be still better to m..:< i I'enn State. The coaches arc -lso devoting lots of attention to the .natter of protec tion for the passe s and to the pass cut- of their U.iding receivers— F;:ch. Bryant, Cr >m and Tliomason at wing and Capt.i n Turner and the I'ole boys at enti The Carolina tnds will be up agair.st some of the season's stilfest competition, Sc«" <>ill sa>s Bill Smyth, the Lio'i-' 217-pound lett Hanker, is "the b< end 1 ever saw," Te\as I'ete Pain iwho looked mi gouil at Tech, al> has an A-1 duel 1.11 tap with Tldo t'eticl. I'e n's cap tain .iiul 230-poi, I bloeikng back. Dairy Kxpert hW. . Rcbeixj Dr. L. D. Bavrr. director or the Slate College Agricultural Ex periment Statics, annoimces the appointment of William M. Rob erts as associate : animal indus try in charke o. dairy manufac turing research. He is a native of Tennivsee and received his B. S. regice Irani the University of Tennessee in 193". Later he ear ned his masters degree from the University of Minnesota and has ju.-t completed the req :Yemenis lor his doctorate at that school. Roberts' work will deal with the problems of better butter and other dairy products in re ference to the bacteriological as pects of the-e products. Dr. Baver says. gation has disclosed, only a lew fam ilies have been v ictimized. Apparent ly ihe "ring" (lid not include anybody except prisoners either serving sen tences or on parole. There is link chance that there will be any sort <>t scandal, such as ha* rocked prism systems in oilier states and in <<ne 01 two former instances lias touched minor official's in this state. Announcement of the investiga tion known for weeks bv Raleigi newspaper ,ien. was made in ad vance of a :inal report as a warming to families of prisoners not to b< clicked in !>v the claims of slick-ton gued cro< purporting to be able to deliver paroles or pardons for money. Governor Broughton and Pa role Commissioner Cross said or dinarily no statement would have been released until it was certain that all guilty parties had been ap prehended. They think such is the case now. but are not quite sillw. Back in the sinner Commissioner Cross had his suspicions aroused by "grapevine" rumors of purchased freedom. He immediately conferred with the governor and they request ed the SHI agent to assist in the in vestigation. A very clever method ot operation was unearthed. The racketeers were smart enough to suspect when a prisoner was about to be released on parole, Titen they would steal or duplicate a sheet 01 stationery and lorge the name of a lawyer or State ot'tieial saying that freedom was In sight. Then they would contact the fellow and till him they had gotten him out. That was the build up. Next step was to visit other prisoners and theii lasn ilies. show by tin- "record" what »»ey had accomplished and demand motley for similar service. Viciousness of the system lay in the fact the operators claimed lam ily connection with Governor (trough ton and Commis-ioiier Cross. At one time one of the men .s said to have icpresentcd Iuiiim-H' as Mrs. lirough toil's brother. Secieey was pledged in every case, and "••• 1..110: antly cred ulous took the bail and handed over all the mom •• thev could scrape together. Total .atiouills collected cannot be delern *<«d but will H.n into the liundred: >>' dollair. Chase after the u--peels and «• vi dence to convict tin • hd the in\< - tigator all over Not Hi Carolina and into several oilier tate... In lacl. one of the principal offenders is now in jail in another state.. Although the known participants have additional 1in:o to serve on existing sentences, the information obtained by SBI and paroles sleuths will be turned over to the grand jury for consideration just as soon as the report is complet t '.'d. Commissioner Cross reiterated a statement lie has often made, that his office thoroughly investigates every prison inmate's record and that paroles and releases follow a well developed plan, lie emphasized the warning issued by Governor Broughton against paving any money to any person with the expectation of gaining any advantage with re spect to oarole or pardon. j Unlawful To Sell Smokes jTo Youths 17 Daily Dispatch Bureau, In the -Sir Walter Hotel. By Z.TSN MS1FT Kalcigh, Sept. 29. It is against tho law lor any person in North Carolina to .sell cigarettes or tobacco to be liseil as a substitute !i>r cigarettes to minors 111iiii-. IV. acrordiiif. to an opinion it-lea: ed W«dtiesday by At torney General MtMiillan. Am.ther opinion tate:; that wh<io a person charged with theft of an 1 autoiiiobih i only 15 years old lie must be tried by the juvenile couvt. (Under a 1943 act 15-ycnr olds charged with violating the speed laws or other safe driving statutes must be tried in superior court.) Other opinions declare: A town or city has ample author ity to enact ordinances prohibiting smoking or overcrowding in theatres; While State law prohibits parking a motor vehicle in front of a private driveway, or within 15 feet of a -ire hydrant or entrance to a fire station, local authorities may decrease the distance permitted with respect to nydrants; (In absence of local or dinance the 13-feet State law is op erative.) Divorced persons may remarry im mediately or at any time after sign ing of the judgment in the divorce action. Admission to State hospital a' Ra leigh is limited to persons who have acquired insanity or mental derangt ment, and congenitally feeble-mind ed persons are not admissible. There is 110 exemption from taxa tion of the personal property of Spanish war veterans. A lax collector has no authority to levy on personal property alter a tax foreclosure complaint has been tiled against the real properly 01 a taxpayer. COTTON SEKD AS FF.F.D College Station, Raleigh, Sept. 2!l —Cotton seed are only about half a~ rich in digestible protein as cot tot seed meal, and hence the use or cotton seed as a feed for livestock is not an economical practice under present conditions. Dr. J. K. Foster, i.f '.he animal industry department of Me State College Experiment Sta tion. announced here yesterday. SHOP EFIRD 'S Men's New FALL SUITS In brown, teal, blue, tans and greens. Single and double breasted styles, expertly tailored. $17.501„ $24.50 Yard Wide Dress Prints | 19c, 22c . 25 Yd. Colorful BA TH SETS All colors $1.98 Cannon Bath TO VVELS Mill imperfects, all sizes 18c to 59c Men s Dress Pants In greens, teal, brown, tan, blue. All sizes, best styles. $1.98 to $5.95 Ladies Shoes • Dress Oxfords • Pumps and • Loafers $3.951 Others $1.98 to $2.95 FELT HATS ALL STYLES All the new wanted colors of grey, brown and black. We have the style and shape that will look good on you, and you'll save money, too. $1.98, , $3.95 BOYS SUITS In Tweeds or solids, all sizes and the most popular shades. $5,95 to $12.95 New Fall SWEATERS In two-tone? or solids, slip over or button styles. Ideal for s c h o o 1 wear, work or play. Sizes for father ,a n d son. 97c to $2.95 Also Wool Jackets in Plaids or Solids LADIES HOSIER Y Visit our hosiery department for the best hose you will find for the money. A large and complete stock in all the wanted colors and sizes. Save at Efird's. Children's OXFORDS Black and tan, all sizes $1.59 $1.79 EFIRD'S Department Store 230-232 South Garnett Street Henderson, N. C.
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