Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 14

THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, ABHEVTLLE. N. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1941 rage FOI'RTKKN 1 A 45 DRUNKEN! RADIO PROGRAMS VISIBILITY IN SUBMARINES IWISE 1370 Kc. GARY Kc; BEER LICENSE IS SURRENDERED BY MARGARETS CLUB Hearing Is Held Before County Board Of Commissioners THREE COUNTIES CASES CONGEST COuRTJOCKET Negro Woman Is Given Two-Year Sentenc In Theft Case PERISCOPE UP 4 FT In V- mlZ Prizes Are Offered Fire Prevention Campaign SUB CAN Stt (OP OF, SHIP'S MAST AT 8 Ml.

Will Relate Adventures At White House On We, The People SUB UNABLE TO TL'ESDAY MORNING 6:27 T. P. News 6:30 HI Neighbor 6:45 Sunrise Serenade 7:00 T. P. News 7:10 Sunrise Serenade 8:00 News Here Abroad 8:15 Gene Glenn 8:45 Musical Moods 9:00 T.

P. News 9:05 Happy Jack 9:15 Rhythmic Melodies 9:30 Knights of the Road 9:45 Gospel Singer 10:00 Calendar of Events 10:15 Cadets Quartet 10:30 Ellen Randolph 10:45 T. P. News 10:50 Varieties r- SEE BOAT BECAUSE OE OF THE EARTH Patterned after the forest fire prevention contests now under way In Buncombe county, three essay contests have been launched In grammar and high schools of Cher ANN SKLEPOVIOH, 13, of Gary W. Va will tell how she be Following a lengthy hearing yesterday morning before the Buncombe county boarc1 of commissioners, Mrs.

Margaret Fleming, owner and operator of Margaret's supper club on the Asheville- SCIfNCf COaPO'ATION I Week-end arrests for drunkenness congested yesterday's police court docket. Of a total of 77 cases that came before Judge Sam M. Cathey, 45 were for drunkenness, 41 of these representing week-end arrests. A few of the drunks were given 30 days, most were let off with payment of the costs, and a number of cases were continued. Floyd Stephenson of 99 Cloyes street, up for driving while Intoxicated, had prayer for Judgment Weavervllle highway, voluntarily surrendered her beer license.

The hearing was held at the re Tl'ESDAY MORNING 6:30 Morris Brothers 6:45 Top O' the Mornln' 7:45 Esso Reporter 7:50 Top the Mornln' 8:00 News of Europe 8:15 Morning Horizons 8:30 Milton Charles Presents 8:45 Greenfield Village Chapel 9:00 Press News 9:15 American School of the Air 9:45 Dancing Thru the Years 10:00 Esso Riaiortcr 10:05 Time Out Woman of Courage 11 :00 The Woman's World 11:30 It's Dance Time 11:45 Professor Curb-Word TL'ESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 I. Mid Day Review 12:15 Esso Reporter 12:20 Mid Day Review 12:30 W. N. C. Farm Hour 1:30 String Along With Us 2:00 U.

P. War Commentary 2:05 Woman's Matinee 2:45 Carnival 3:15 Tunes From the Tropics 3:30 A Friend In Deed 3:45 Preview to "Let's Pretend" 3:55 Press News 4:00 Siesta 4:15 We, the Abbotts 4:30 The Hymn Singer 4:45 Early String Classics 5:00 Bordertown Barbecue 5:15 Console Reflections came the Cinderella of the President's Birthday ball; had a private visit with Mrs. Roosevelt and took the spotlight from Hollywood movie queens, in an appearance as Gabriel Heatter's guest on We, the People over WWNC-CBS at 9 o'clock tonight. As the result of a hoax, Ann thought she had been Invited to Washington hv the nrnsirient. tn quest of the Brewers and North 11:00 To Be Announced Carolina Beer Distributors' committee of Raleigh, which requested LEGION POST TO AWARD MEDAL IN SPEECH CONTEST okee, Clay and Oraham counties and will be concluded with award-! arise iiivf AT 1 7'V lng of prizes on Feb.

20. it was an- Mhb. "Ol Lij ALIAj 1 nounced yesterday by Jack Spratt. WILL SPEAK TO district forester of the North Car- olina State Forest service. T.

A. LOUALiL The essays will be written by Students In three sections, sixth Mrs. Doyle Alley of Waynesville. and seventh grades on the first, president of the North Carolina eighth and ninth grades in the next Congress of Parents and Teachers, and tenth and eleventh grades mi will speak at a meeting nf the the third group. The essay subject Buncombe County Parent-Teacher Is.

"Why Prevent Forest Fires In council Saturday night at 130 revocation or the license In a pe continued upon payment of a fine tition to the county commissioners. of $50 and the costs. Claude S. Ramsey, former Ashe Margaret Thompson, negro, of 76 1 joln his celebration. She arrived ville resident who is public relations director for the brewers com Eagle street drew a sentence of mittee, and Coy S.

Tate, a former at the White House and learned the truth. But when the president heard about Ann, he made the youngster hLs special guest. Buncombe county resident and field two years for the larceny of nightgowns and slips from Montgomery Ward and Company. Claudia Crouch, negro, of 219 Southslde avenue drew a six months' sentence In the same case. It was brought out in court that the Thompson woman has a My County?" io'clock at the courthouse.

Founders' The state forest service Is spon- Day will be observed. Oratorical Competition anrintr the contests, with the co-1 Mothersingers from the county representative for the committee, represented the Raleigh group. Worth McKinney, Asheville attorney, represented Mrs. Fleming. Open To Students In Robert Day, 20-year-old U.

S. army private, has Just learned through Columbia network's Court nf MitrnT Upira thnt. his father. Mrs. Fleming had three witnesses Buncombe Schools court record.

operation of the Tennessee Valley schools Will take part in the pro-authority and the Nantnhala Na-jgram. tional forest. The contests in Bun-! A special Invitation has been ex-combe county, which include actual tended to the principals of all Bun-fire prevention work and deelama- combe county schools. at the hearing who testified that Annie Mae Mills, negro, of 12 h. hadn't seen for 15 years.

her supper club was not a public Now on display In the windows of Madison street explained the reason dlpd eaving mm a $5,000 estate. nuisance, as alleged In the petition of the beer distributors committee. They were George Trout, John 5:30 Talk by A. L. Montford- 11:15 Hymns of Devotion 11:30 To Be Announced 11:45 Singing Violins TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Words and Music 12:15 News 12:30 Four Showmen 12:45 Keyboard Chatter 1:00 Emma Otero 1:15 To Be Announced 1 :30 Tune Time 1:45 A News 1:50 Rhythm Eight 2:00 To Be Announced 2:15 Concert Hour 3:00 Mary Marlin 3:15 Ma Perkins 3:30 Time for Tunes 3:45 News 3:50 Time for Tunes 4:00 Hi Neighbor 4:15 Ivory Silhouettes 4:30 John's Other Wife 4:45 Just Plain Bill 5:00 Mother O' Mine 5:15 Let's Go To the Movies 5:15 Dream House 5:45 Life Can Be Beautiful TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 T.P.

News 6:10 Supper Serenade 6:45 James Dawson 7:00 Fred Waring 7:15 NBC News Room 7:30 Children's Revue tion contests in rural schools, arc! Mrs. W. J. Barnard, president of the Carpenter-Matthew Jewelry progressing well. John W.

Squires, i the council, has asked that mem- company Is the Rold medal to be assistant supervisor of Pisgah Na-jbers of the executive committee presented by Kiffin Rockwell post, tional forest, said. The Buncombe meet with her at 7 o'clock to ap- American Legion, In the 1941 ora- ponce iouna nan a ganoii ui Day was grantec! permission to at her home was that she was cele-1 Camp Edwards, Falmouth, brating her and the President's I Mass to apPear on the "court" birthday. Judge Cathey gave her 90 troadcast, tonight at 8 o'clock days, and agreed to suspend It upon-oyer wwNC-CBS. payment of $30 and the costs. Day the 57th her traced by Stanley McDowell, negro, of 25jtne since its CBS debut Phifer street, was found not guilty Dec 19 1939.

The total of their of an assault. legacies exceed $371,000. county contests arc being handled point a nominating committee Medford and Mrs. Sam Thabit, who live near the supper club. After the hearing Mr.

McKinney announced that the license would be surrendered voluntarily. torical contest this year. This medal will be awarded a Buncombe county student. The medal will be on display at the Jewelry store all this week. The local contest is a part of the nationwide oratorical contest conducted bv the Legion.

The national FORMULATE NEW RULES FOR TRIAL OF CIVIL CASES Bebb 5:40 Stock Market Quotations 5:45 Scattergood Baines TL'ESDAY EVENING 6:00 Esso Reporter 6:05 Bon Marche Dally Remind er 6:15 Radio Dial 6:45 The World Today 7:00 Organ Interlude 7:05 Edwin C. Hill 7:15 Bob Bingham, Sports 7:30 Second Husband Driver's Licenses Of 4 Motorists Revoked by Pisgah National forest, with th' cooperation of the TVA and the state forest service. The Cherokee, Clay and Graham county contests will be tn essay only and a number of prizes, including more than 70 free visits to the Joyce Kilmer forest, a number of sports jackets and cash, will be distributed. Helen Menken, In her role P.renda Cummtngs, a brilliant Rules for expediting the trial of civil cases in Buncombe county woman who attemps to make a success of a second marriage and winner will be awarded a $4,000 scholnrshlp in a university. The avenue and Dan Hcnsley, whose address was not given on the police blotter, were acquitted for larceny.

Dan Moore of 209 Wellington street, charged with damage to property, also was found not guilty. Mildred Carpenter of Brevard paid 5 of the costs for speeding a career as well, will meet with superior couu nave uren i.i.m scholBrsnlp ls ghm bv EddiB Can lpted bv the calendar committee ofi, further adventures In Second Hus 8:00 The Court of Missing Heirs or, radio, stage and screen come-- band over WWNC-CBS tonight at 7: 30 o'clock. Driver's licenses of four Western North Carolina motorists were ordered revoked by the state highway safety division on charges of driving while drunk during the week ending January 31. The four are: Carl Otis Crook of Asheville, Isaac Williams Goans of Hickory, Henry Jones of Arden, and the Buncombe County Bar association and yesterday were approved by Judge W. H.

Bobbitt of rrhnrlnttp whn is hnldinz a term dian. Subject For Contest The subject for the contest this and Eli Argintar, 46 Austin avenue, Miss Menken current supporting 8:30 Music In the Air 8:55 Elmer Davis, News 9:00 We, the People 9:30 Variety Hour 10:00 Chesterfield Program charged with crossing a red light. I ln.llldM Jo, curtin. Jay Jos REAL ESTATE BOARD SEEKS LICENSE LAW tyn. Warren Bryan, Lois Hall, Ray Collins.

Andy Donnelly and Marion 7:45 Kaltenborn 8:00 Johnny Presents 8:30 Treasure Chest 9:00 Dancepation 9:25 Radio Trouble Column 9:30 Fibber McGee Bill Shytle of Tryon. of civil court here. 1 Tar ls uur constitution, its Mcne-iwas called and failed. Several oth- The rules will be mimeographed The orations will be composed er traffic law violation cases on and copies made available for the. of two parts, a prepared oration of tne docket were continued.

attorneys. Judge Bobbitt said. not 1" than 10 or more than 12 Tne case 0f Jule Harbin, nlght-The new rules, it Is believed, will minutes, and an extemporaneous! watchman at the home of Mrs. ereatlv sneed un the work of the oration of not less than four or Laura Berger. 306 Marlborough Barney.

Titus Carus Lucretius, ancient 10. Id Invitation to Learning 10:45 News of the World 11:00 Esso Reporter 11:05 Sport Time 11:15 Dance Music 11:30 Dance Music 12:00 Sign Off. John W. Myers, 81, Members of the Asheville Real Estate board and the board's li philosopher and poet, want- .1 rwi CTUIimil Hi I1IU.W1 iv Roman 10:00 Rob Hope Show Dies At Miami Home! cense law committee, at meetings court terms. m-jre man six minutes, me exii-m-, roaa was continued until juarcn 0.1 tneir fcars so poianeous feature will be on the: He is charged with an assault with that the universe amendments of the Constitution of deadly weapon with Intent to kill I JJ thVchance 10:30 Uncle Walters Doghouse 11:00 News Commentary 11:15 Chuck Foster Orch.

11:30 Emil Coleman Orch. 12:00 Sign off. pDerate.1 everywhere and the only Litr- uiiJLtu wi.mt.-i. i.nui vuiikt-aLniii. in tUIHieCVlUll Willi tuc wumnum will draw his subject from a hat one evening last April of 13-year-five minutes before he is to old Carolyn Berry, at the Berger News of Public Record John W.

Myers, 81, former Asheville resident, died last Thursday at Miami, and was buried Saturday, it was learned here yesterday. Mr. Myers was the father of Mrs. law Ls that of alternative growth and decay. Lucretius wrote a poem 1 11 "rn tv.

Nntiir nf yesterday afternoon at the S. and! W. cafeteria and last night at the office of Herbert E. Johnson, completed a draft of recommendations for a proposed law to be submitted this week to the North Carolina general assembly govern-, lng the licensing of real estate! dealers. He will not be allowed to consult home when the child one of a 1 Jnn.luill, as -i, H11U lb anv person or literature on his rang the Berger bell and rang the Berger bell and G.

F. Bell of Biltmore. He left Ashe Considered bv critics standard WEDNESDAY MORNING 6:30 Morris Brothers 6:45 Top O' the Mornln' 7:45 Esso Reporter 8:00 News of Europe 8:15 Sunrise Serenade 8:30 Milton Charles Presents 8:45 Adelaide Hawley 9:00 Press News 9:15 American School of the 9:45 Invitation to the Waltz nun us Born to Mr. and Mrs. J.

Troy Crisp Anv boy or girl enrolled In grades Asheville realtor and 01 any accreouea nign scnooi Plott Boyd ville about 27 years ago to make his home in Miami. He was a member of Biltmore council of the Junior Order United Amerlean for its theme, hLs writing is to be discussed on Columbia network's Invitation to Learning tonight at 10:15 o'clock. in the nation a member of is eligible for en-contest. Each high me MHie ouarushome ran. A civil case is pending.

missclem1sthas best average at st. genevieve's license law committee, presented; Born to Mr. nd Mrs T. O. Morrow trance in the school must select by a public con nt Fnirvtrw a 1aiehtr on February the first draft at the noon meet St.

Joseph's hospital. test between Feb. 25 and 28 a contestant for the school. In Buncombe the radio, 10:00 Esso Reporter the CBS 10:05 Time Out Nila Mack will tell audience the story of tllVonCKS iHMt.l ttrpd names of winners In high program! 10:45 Woman of Courage It's Pretend children Vflca Sarah Plnmnt with in Houston Doyle KfUrr vs cnoois snimia dp scm 111 oanifs v. ia1.

Rfnnrntlon average of 98.4, and Miss Anne and lUs reiationsnip to tne WEDNESDAY MORNING 6:27 T. P. News 6:30 Hi Neighbor 6:45 Sunrise Serenade 7:00 T. P. News 7:10 Sunrise Serenade 8:00 News Here Abroad 8:15 Gene Glenn 8:45 Musical Moods 9:00 T.

P. News 9:05 Happy Jack 9:15 Rhythmic Melodies 9:30 Knights of the Road 9:45 Gospel Singer 10:00 Calendar of Events 10:15 Deep River Boys 10:30 Ellen Randolph 10:45 T. P. News 10:50 Varieties 11:00 To be announced 11:15 Hymns of Devotion 11:30 To be announced 11:45 Singing Violins. Pfjcy Ho'ncycutt, Eve vs.

Joseph! Tisdalf. Technical building. Ashe- 11:00 Rhythm Roundup 11:15 The Woman's World 11:45 Professor Curb-Word. Westall. with an average of 97.8.meni 01 emmrrna viPo.

not later than March 1 Miss Willa Young To Speak At College Here Miss Willa Young, former dean of women at Sweet Briar college, and founder of Cragmore School for Girls at Blue Ridge, will speak at the Asheville college chapel period today at noon. or afternoon at 1:1.1. cuuni were the outstanding students Winners in high schools will com with the Child Studv association. MLss Mack will explain the man- pete in a county-wide contest on Network Programs 1 March 7 In the fourth floor assem ing. At the present time, it was explained, anyone can pay a fee of 45 and enter the real estate business.

The draft devised by the Asheville board proposes a state board examination for those who vould enter the business. The examination would concern character, aptitude for the business and ethics of the profession, and would be similar in many respects to examinations held In other licensed professions. The draft will be sent the Buncombe county delegation in Raleigh. Tom Rowland, president of the Asheville board, presided at Rrce Eve. two yenrs penaranon.

Elizabeth. Bryson vs. Statcsvtllc Brvson. two venrs separation, Mabel Bronkuhlra vs. Alvln T.

Brooitshire. infidelity. Elizabeth A- Deal vs. Charles E. Deal, two years separation.

Velma Hamlctt vs. H. O. Hamlett. the academy of St.

Genevicve-of-the-Pines for the mid-term, it was announced yesterday. Other students who won recog I bly room of the courthouse. The NOTE: Refer to this tbl fnr nation I winner will receive the Kiffin Rock or neiworas inoieoiea oner earn proiran Item. All Drocrama are carried bv kev ata nition for their scholastic averages ner In which parents may make full use of the Let's Pretend productions heard every Saturday, to develop the character of their children and Insure in them a development of a "social sense." tlona and haute chalna or srouoa thereof well medal and will enter a district contest with other North Carolina follow: Infidelity. Seniors: Nancy Mea-.

chemistry. wade Hn vs. Alva warn Han, iwojpounty winners to be held between unit ftperillrtl: WARC-Columbla, Sfifl "SO 110 SOU 98 ner cent: Rosellen Clayton. French nrif' March 13 and 17 at the courthouse 955: Jane Handy. French.

95 and fin. two vean separation. Five section contests for winners of Dulfle Rnv Massev vs. Charles Mas-, 20 North Carolina districts will be MOOSE LODGE TO MEET The Asheville lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Mocse home, 38 North Spruce street. Plans will be presented at this meeting for the next quarterly program.

Clay T.rvnHrm nf thA Ash- Cornelia Handley. Latin, 96. Juniors: Audrey Branch, English 965: Gladys Brumbauch, English Glenn Miller's new vocalist, Dorothy Claire, will continue her climb as a favorite of the nation with her warbling on Moonlight sty. Infidelity. $50,000 DAMAGES ARE SOUGHT FOR held on March 24 to 28.

A final state contest for sectional winners 95 5: Ruth Carroll, Betty Anne Oalnes; and Grace schoenhett. geometry. 97.5: Barely a month in the the noon meeting. Members of the board reported a definite upturn In real estate business in Asheville during the past month. Mrs.

Lenore Gaskins, immediate Cast president of the board, re Nancy Dodge, geometry, 97: Audreyj Serenade. DEATH OF CHILD 1 vUle lodge, ill preside. ItFAl.TY TKANSFKKH Natlcnal Bondholders corporation to H. 6. Jackson and wife, property on Carroll avenue.

B. H. Wllford and wife to W. H. will be announced later.

The win ner in the state contest will com pete in the national contest. Three Judges Branch, geometry. 96 5: Patty Weav-: er. geometry. 96: Henny Heykcop, geometry, 95 5: Gladys Brumbaugh, geometry, 95; Tony McCaffrey, geom-etrv.

95; Betty Anne Gaines. French. "Hall Hauls the Best" spot vacated by Marlon Hutton, who ls studying cradle rocking, the lovely blonde Dorothy has proved herself a musical "natural" on the program. Glenn and his orchestra ported on the housing meeting Simpson and wife, property In Albe- The Buncombe county contest held at the courthouse several marie nark will be Judged by three disinterest 97 5: Grace Bchoenhelt, French, 96 5: ROYAL ed persons, who will render their davs ago, at which time Arthur W.I Gran- I. services to R.

V. McCall Blnns of Philadelphia snoke and and wife, property at Black Mcnin- tAln Nancy Meaae. French. 96 5: Tony will turn out the latest In "sweet Anne -nrt swing" and MLss Claire's vo- decision as follows: 25 points for McCatfrey. French.

95: Betty be Ray ZnZlza ion of slum areas "If" ten, helpmates will Srhoenhelt. American history, 9 5 hia- Ann wnr. prur riv tn iiiiiiHiv anil ri nnu the Quaker City. I Pur, oli company of Carolina, for compelling power. and Audrey Brandh, American Eberle and the Modernalres tonight at 10 o'clock over WWNC-CBS.

TL'ESDAY Life Can Be Beautiful nbc.veot Tom Mix Program W. Van Dyne Sonne nbc-blue-west ScattorRood Baines BeriaJ cos-wabe Captain Midmaht Serial mbs-chain 6:00 Danelna Music orch. nbc-weaf News: Proa, of Songs nbc-wjz-east King Arthur Jr. rot. nbc-blue-west Boons Neva Broadcasting- cbs-wabo News: Dance Orchestra mbs-chain Edwin C.

Hill cbj-wabc-basie Chicago'a Music Cameos cbs.midw. Dance Newa nbc-weaf Snorts Period: Music nbc-wls-east ireene Wicker, storv nbc-blue-west Ted Steele Si Novachord wabc-onl Musical Rhythm Round-uo cba-ch. Reveries bv Otch. nbc-weaf Dance Miuic Orch. nbc-wlz-eaet Bud Barton's Sketch nbc-blue-west Paul Sullivan's Comment cbs-wabc To Be Announced lis m.l mbs-chain Pearson's Snort Page nbc-weal Lowell Thomas.

Talk nbc-wjs-basic Tom Mix in repeat nbc-blue-wrst European War Broadcast cbs-wabo Caot. Midnight repeat mbs-mldwrst Vila P. Waring Tin nbc-weat-east EaftV Area. Dramatic Serial nbc-wia Amos and Andv Sketch cbs-wabc Pulton Lewis. Talk mbs-chain Wsr News tjbcwpaf Mr.

Keen. Dramatic serial nbc-wjg Lannv Ross, songs cbs-waoc-baaic To Be Announced (15 m.l mba-chala Revue and Quizrea weaf-only Concert Orchestra Prog nbc-red Tom Powers: Dance Orch. nbc-wn Second Husband" Serial cbs-wabo Arthur Hale's Broadcast mbs-east Comment nbc-red Dancing Music orchestra nbc-wir sm Baiter in Sols. Talk mbs-east ine propeny owners niviMon ..1 to jo-epn Dave ann wne. for winners ertv on Cllneman avenue and East the board reported progress un W.

W. Michalove, administrator of the estate of Maxine Evelyn Michalove, yesterday filed suit In superior court asking damages of $50,000 from the Order of Christian Education, Inc. The child was fatally Injured last July 31 at Waynesville while riding on a bus own'd by the defendant company. The plaintiff alleges that the bas windows were not equipped with screens or gratings to safeguard the children and that the Michalove girl had her head out a window of the bus when she was struck by a post. The suit was originally filed in Haywood county court at Waynesville.

It was removed to thLs county on motion of attorneys for the defendant. RED ASH EGG For Jackets Ranges Hall Coal Co. 4100 Phone 4100 Under the direction of Alan Lo- der the chairmanship of W. B. Cathey.

The board Lssued an invitation to all property owners to become members of thLs division. will be taken care of by the Legion. In the event a winner ls a girl, the "xpenscs for a chaperone will be met. In addition tn a $4,000 scholarship, the national winner will be given an engraved wrist watch. Hnvwood road.

Pose Edna A'hworth to B. Ne-bttt, property In Broad River Jaoltson and wife to 3. Smsthera and wife, property on Lor- max. library of congress folksong specialLst, vaquero songs will be featured on the Wellsprlngs of Music period of Columbia's Ameri vi M.i'mh. nri wife v.

C.l Runners-tip will receive engraved can School of the Air this morn tor, Ptl. Frejhmen: Anne Westall. English. 97.7: Sarah Clement. English, 989: Anne Westall.

algebra. 97 5: Sarah Clement, algebra. 87; Anne Westall, French. 98: Sarah Clement; French. 97.S: Sarah clement.

Latin. 99: Anne WeMall. Latin. 68; and Rosalie Reynolds, ijitln. 95.

The honor mil for the college follows: Sophomore class, literary course, first class. Lucy Ann Prltchard. Agnes Pettlt: second class. Alice Weaver. Mary Taylor.

Eleanor Crawford: secretarial course, first class, Kath-rvn Morgan; second class. Betty Ann Relster and Virginia Jnrrett. Freshman class: literary course. Glenn and wile, property on Hudson wrist watches. Winners of district.

ing at 9:15 o'clock over WWNC CBS. street. sectional ana state contests win re- Lawrence Miller and wife to w. C. ccive special awards.

Shuey. property on Havwood road. 1 stRte, participated In the Estate Heatrola ELECTRIC RANGE NEGRO IS HELD FOR GRAND JURY Craggy Man Charged With Driving Drunk Paul Rhoads, 23-year-nld Craggy man, was arrested by police yesterday and charged with driving while Intoxicated. He ls expected to be Riven a hearing In police court to-day. DR.

S. ROBINSON You'nVand wYfc, on Ashe-! rst contest In 1938 with 4.000 vlllf-Wraverville htirhwav. 1 students entering. In 1939. 20 states H.

K. Rhodes, et at. to Plato entered and 24,000 students partlcl EVERY SHOVEL IN SLAYING CASE property In Beems Creek township. 1 patrd. Last year 62.000 students first class, Roberta Wade, Georgia Karambelas.

end Mary Lou Marshall; AThort rtraan St nonri of Kniith County o( Buncnmne to orare 1. from 40 states entered. Scrtiw. property at Black Mountain i Metropolitan I.lfe Insurance enm-j lI9 Members Of Crew Walker. Loule 1.

.1 second class, mine ware. Elaine Lawson Helen, Threariuin- erretriai eon, first! to have fatally stabbed nPTOMETRIT "Knew Thl Rim" Of Destroyer Missing nt ii.imm; rr.RMiT Mrs. Kathryn Short, add bath and I porch to residence at 67 chestnut! street. S50O. W.

W. Parr, erect residence at 13 class. Kitty Woodard: second class. 1 Fleeceman Smith, 35, negro of Edith Drake, Norma Johnson, Sarah: South Grove street, Saturday Bealmer and Joe Reynolds. night, was ordered held for the jCcunty grand Jury after an Inquest time, but no details were given.

yesterday. BritLsh naval casualties In the I A coroner's jury returned a ver-war to date, the admiralty said, are diet that Fleeceman died from a A. LONDON. Feb. 3.

(1 The admiralty announced tonight that 149 of the crew of the destroyer Acheron were missing, five were known to have been killed and 15 wound- Phone 26; Concresa street. S1.5O0. It Patton Ave. IS QUALITY 3.419 killed, 2.665 wounded. 5.699; knife wound in the chest inflicted ed when the craft was sunk Dec.

26. missing, 79 dead from Illness and by Green. Dr. George F. Baler, JrH Johnny Presents.

Or. nbc-weaf Ben Bernle's Musical Quiz nbc-wis Court of Missing Heirs cbs-wabc Wvthe Williams Comment mbs-wor 1 Be Announced mbs-chain 8:50 Horace Heidi's Show nbc-weaf 1 Uncle Jim Question Bee nbc-wta 'First NiBhter." Dramatic cbs-wabc Musical Broadcast Features cba-Dixt Ned Jordan'a Pov Story mbs-chain Antontnl Concert wor-New England Elmer Davis, News cbs-wabc Battle of the Sexes nbc-weaf Grand Central station Plav nbc-wjx We. the People, via Radio cbs-wabo Mvsterv. Hall. Dramatic mbs-chain Fibber Mcoee'a show nbc-weaf News: The Inner Sanctum nbc-wiz Professor Quiz Sr Quizzing cbs-wabe Morion Oould's Orchestra mba-wor Bob Hope's Variety nbc-weaf Olmstead's Story Dramas nbc-wlx Olenn Miller It Orchestra -cbs-wsba Comment on News of War mbs-wor 1 -Danelng Music Orch.

nbc-wn Invitation for Learning cbs-wabe News: Dance Music Or. mbs-chain Uncle Walt Doghouse nbc-weaf Edward Weeks Broadcasl Dancing Music Orchestra mbs-chain Sentimental Concert-r-mbs-chain Broadcasting War News cbs-wabe 11:00 News and Dance nbc-weaf-east Fred Warlna'a repeat nbc-red-west News- Dancing Music Or. nbc-wiz Snorts Time Broadcasting cbs-wabe Britain sneaks. Recorded mbs-chain 11:11 Dance Orch. Si News all-chains Mayor Bryson Visited By Minnesota Friends county coroner, conducted the in Her loss was announced at that 114 prisoners.

mnmmn Reg. Price $129.95 25 Off .32.50 quest. Three negroes testified that Green and Fleeceman got into an argument at a pool room and that the stabbing followed. DELTA POWER TOOLS COAL And means more heat for you money. Prompt delivery' ASHEVILLE ICE 6c STORAGE COMPANY 24 S.

Market Phone 72 N. C. Will Celebrate Thanksgiving Nov. 20 $97.45 Terms: KM Monthly at Dunham's Two Theft Cases Are Reported To Police have come from many quarters that such Information be given. Schedules of various everts for the Complaints of thefts of bed linen and chickens were made to fall are in many cases contingent police yesterday.

EVERY HOME NEEDS A GOOD PIANO! Geo. P. Bent Studio cn the designation of Thanksgiving day, and many of these schedules Mrs. Rosa Hayes of 322 Hay wood road reported that someone stole a bed spread, two sheets and two pillow cases from her home RALEIGH. Feb.

3. (Pi North Carolina will celebrate Thanksgiving this year on November 20 the third Thursday in November-Governor Broughton announced today. Thus, the state for the first time will follow the precedent set by President Roosevelt In advancing the Thanksgiving date by one week. Former Governor Hoey twice declined to follow the president, and North Carolina observed "old Thanksgiving" In 1939 and 1940. Broughton issued the following statement: "Thursday, November 20.

which' ls on January 31. Two of hLs white leghorn and "Delta" Motor- Driven Tools take all the drudgery out of wood-working. Save time and money. Easy to operate. No special experience required.

Triced surprisingly low. New improvements and new features make the complete 1941 Une of "Delta" Motor-Driven Tools of unusual interest to all wood workers. The "Delta" line includes: Grinders, Shapers, Jointers, Circular Saws, Band Saws, Scroll Saws, Drill Presses, Woodturning Lathes; Boring, Routing, Sanding and Mortising Attachments, and a complete line of Accessories. Forty years ago Mayor Bryson spent some time various parts of the West. While in Minnesota he became fast friends with the familv with whom he lived, and has kept in touch with them by correspondence ever since.

Yesterday two members of the family visited him at the city hall. They are Mrs. O. S. Mann of St.

a lfinn anrf Mf CI 1 lH five black hens were taken from their roosts sometime Sunday night, L. C. Jones of 40 Ora street are printed far In advance. "While my personal preference would be for the fourth Thursday in November, which ls the Thanksgiving day to which we have been accustomed, I am yielding my preference to what seems to be an overwhelming sentiment in favor of the newly designated day. "Last year 32 states of the union followed the president in designating the third Thursday as Thanksgiving day.

There are indications reported. Injured Man Reported the third Thursday In November, In SeriOUS Conditioun wiUiz'mx of 'Montevideo. Minn. will this year be designated offi cially as Thanksgiving day in North that even a larger number this year will follow such designation. They were called to Western North The condition of Luther Watts.

I Carolina by the serious illness of 38, of Stocksville. who was found their aunt, Mrs, Elizabeth Williams Sunday in a field near Stocksville of Swannanoa, and arrived In the severely beaten about the face and 'ty yesterday. head and suffering from 1 I have received from section of North Carolina numerous letters and other communications about the matter and they are in the Carolina. This will follow the precedent set by President Roosevelt in designating the third Instead of the fourth Thursday of November as Thanksgiving day. It is understood that the president during the remainder of his term in office will continue to designate last night was reported serious at READY-MIXED CONCRETE St.

Joseph's hospital. ratio of about ten to one in favor of the new date. In deference to Accurate terms See Our Complete Display of See Them Today Delta Quality Tools Ottis Green Hardware Co. 11 Pack Square Ph. 1353 9 Walnut St.

Ph. 239 i this sentiment and In keeDing with Sheriff's deputies tried to question Watts yesterday but he was too weak to talk, they reported. Of- Economical Speedy REED the third Thursday as Thanksgiving I the great majority of other states. Dunham's Music House The Home of High Grade Pianos 62 Patton Ave. nun again ADt7t? later this week in nrrirr tn finrt ADLt day.

1 1 shall follow this new designation "I am making this announce- this year and during the succeeding at thl time because requests years of my administration" hra.Sa v. I 1.