[ Quartet Arrested
For Violations Bv
Various Officers
.Continued from page one)
costs.
Questioned about the groceries
found in the car. the boys said
the; hud bought them from Mo
zingo’s father-in-law in Bethel.
The police called Bethel, talked
with Officer Walter Gray and
were advised that no groceries
had been bought as the boys had
claimed The officers then called
several towns in the county but
were advised b> authorities that
as far as they knew there had
been no robberies. The police,
however, held the groceries and
the ear.
Friday morning the sheriff's of
fice was advised by Clay that his
little store in Parrnele had been
robbed Saturday the sheriff
rounded up the same quartert in
various parts of the county and
carried them before Justice John
son to answer the breaking and
entering chaj ge.
T>vo l nions Fail
To (ret Majority
Vote In Flection
(Continued from page onp)
be learned why eleven or more on
the col ip;m\' i egulai ;>a> 11
not participate in the election.
The election, the second of its
kind ever held in this county, at
tracted very little public atten
tion. Rules and regulations set out
by the National Labor Relations
Board wore observed and the vote
was conducted fairly foi each
group.
Represefitatives of the unions,
holding their distant-; .luring the
voting hour 4:30 to 5:30 p. m
stated that they saw nothing
wrong with the way in which tie
election was con lucted However,
no official notice oi the outcome
will be announced by the Nation
al Labor Relations Boards for
about ten days, giving all parties
time to enter any protests.
Gordons
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Kobersonville 27
The Robcrsonvilh
HasseJI 2
Rams lump
ed to an easy 21 2 victory over a
crippled Hassell nine last Sunday
in a game that saw every Ram in
the starting line-up hit safely all
lest once and score at least twice. '
Evan Perry started on the j
mound for the Rams and was nev- |
it in serious trouble He gave
wav to Shortv Warren in the sev- I
going
and
eiitfi altnoiigh he Was still
strong. Perrv struck out
i
allowed unit' six hits. Warren I
struckout 2 and allowed three’
safeties.
Dixon started for the Spuds but. I
was driven from the mound in the
third when the Rams crossed the
plate seven times. Raymond i
Fleming came in to do the hurl- j
mg then and pitched until the,
eighth when Haislip came on to I
toss a few. Fleming suffered
9-run 5th inning. Haislip allowed I
three runs in the 8tli
Reid Bullock lead the 18-hit at
tack for the Rams as he slammed j
out a horrific triple and three
singles m 0 trios. Perry had three
singles for four tnps while Shorty
Warren had 3 for 3. Johnny Ross
and Donald Everett each had 2
for -1. Fourteen base on balls and
one hit batsman figured promi
nently m the 27-run total chalked
up by the Rams.
Robert MeClaren lead the Spud
offensive with 3 singles for 4 trips
to tin plate. He also scored the
two Spud tallies, as he came in
twice on a double steal.
Although the Spuds trailed the
entire game by a one-sided score,
then sportsmanship and high spir
its remained until the final out.
The box:
Hassell
Fleming, H . cf. », 2b
MeClaren, 2b, lb
Ah It
Wai ren, D., 3b, e
Haislip, 1 b. 2b, p
Fleming. 13., ss
Hinson, 3b, rf
Keel, it
Ayers, e. i f
Dixon, p. ef
0
Totals 2
Robersonville Ah R
Forbes. If. ss, 4 2
S. Warren, ss, p 5 2
J. Ross, ef, rf 4 3
Brown, lb. If 2 4
C. Warren, 3b 4 3
Everett. 2b 4 4
Croom, rf, e 4 3
Bullock, e, ef 8 3
Perry, p 4 3
Sullivan, lb 2 0
it
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3
2
1
1
2
1
4
3
0
Totals
39 27 98
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Score by innings:
Hassells 000 001 010 2
Robersonville 037 291 23x—27
Doubles: C Warren, Everett.
Triple: Bullock. Stolen bases: S.
Wm ren 4, Brown 3 Ross 2, Forbes
Bullock. Perry. D. Warren. Me
Claren 3. Struckout: Perry 5,
Warren 2. Fleming 1. Winning
pitcher, Perry. Losing pitcher,
Dixon.
Leiwit
IlanjrsHimself At
H'wie Last Friday
(Continued Lom page one)
Surviving besides his parents
and sister is one brother, Charles
Ray Leggett.
funeral services were conduct
ed at the home lust Sunday after
noon at 3:00 o'clock by Rev. Den
nis sV. Davis and interment was in
the old family cemetery near
1 ranters Creek Church in Beau-’
fort County.
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'] wenty-nine American varieties
i Tnd corn arc now being test
I ed in Europe.
Released on Bail
ONE OF THE 12 alleged Communists
indicted on charges of plotting the
overthrow of tlie U. S. Government
by force, Gus Hall, alias Gust Hall
berg, is shown alter he was ar
raigned in New York’s Federal
Court. He pleaded not guilty to the
charges. Before Hall was released
in $5,000 bail, he had to spend four
and a half hours in a federal deten
tion cell because his bail bondsman
showed up with a $10,000 bill. The
court clerks would not accept it. So
tlie bondsman had to rush to the
bank and get two “fives” for his
$10,000 bill. (International)
D. II. Chandler
Passes At Home
In Robersonville
-o
(Continued from page one)
Rev. J M. Perry, pastor of the
Robersonville Christian Church,
and Rev. Sidney Boone of the
Robersonville Methodist Church,
are eon iueting the last rites at the
home Tuesday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock. Interment will be in the
old cemetery in Robersonville.
The deacons of the Christian
Church are serving as active pall
bearers and members of the Rob
sonville Rotary Club are acting as
honorary pallbearers.
About 70,000 tons of asparagus
butts are discarded annually by
processing plants.
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Peanut Picker, one case hay
baler, $500, one 1939 1 1-2 ton
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USED TWO DOOR 1940 CHEV- j
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FRESH SUPPLY OF FALL GAR
den seeds. Leggetts Soda Shop.
au 24 4t
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lots in Martin
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