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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
WHITE PHANTOMS
FAVORED TO WIN
RALEIGH TOURNEY
Duke Blue Devils Rate As
Only Five Dangerous
p To Tar Heels

RALEIGH, Feb. q. - R = The
cream of the Southern Confer
ence's basketball crop will open
their annual tournament here be-
fore sell-out crowd in Memorial
Auditorium tomorrow, with the
University of North Carolina well
favored to retain the crown.
The opening game, at 2 p. M,
will pit V.P.I against George
Washington, followed by NC. State
versus Duke University at p. m.
First Seeded University of North
Carolina will meet Maryland at
7:30 p. M, and at $3.50 p. M, Will
liam and Mary will play Wake
Forest.
The winner of the North Caro-
lina-Maryland game will meet the
winner of the William and Mary
Wake Forest game at 7:30 p. M,
Friday, and the winner of the V.P.
I.-George Washington game will
meet the NC. State-Duke winner
at 9 p. m.
The championship game will be
played at p. M, Saturday.
While North Carolina is the
heavy favorite, an upset could we'll
be in the cards, for only once III
the last six years has the number
one rated outfit been able to stand
the pressure. That, was Duke IN
1912. The other five years an I'M
derling had roared to the cham
jpionship.
Yet the tar heels will take the
floor with a couple of All-South-
ems in their lineup. Horace
(Bones) Mckinney, who made the
mythical five while at NC. State
before he entered the service, will
be at center; and Jim Jordan,
who placed on the 1945 team, will
be at guard post. Rubber Sew
ard, the Duke goal expert, will be
trying for repeat spot after a
two-year layoff.
All five choices for the 1945 sec
ond team will be on hand. They
are John. Dillon and Bob Paxton
of North Carolina; Ed Koffen-
berger of Duke; Jack Flynn OF
Maryland; and Stan Magdzlak Oh
William and Mary.
Oddly enough, not a South Car
DINA team placed in the palrlngs.
The conference basketball commit
tee meeting last Sunday, dis
counted Furman's bid on the
grounds that it played only two
games outside of South Carolina
and four of its games were with
with Davidson. ..-
| Only two teams were seeded
North Carolina and Duke. No 9TH
ers were seeded because of the
comparatively small marginal dit
ferences in won and lost records
lin fact, the committee said, the
standings were as close as any IN
tournament history.
Memorial auditorium will be
damned for the contests. Inc
4 900 seats have been sold 1oi
weeks and J. L. Won Claim busl'
ness manager of the tournament
has accepted no orders since Feb
ruary 2. Hundreds of applicants
have been turned down. Adding
to the problem is the. room short
age here. Many fans have reserved
accommodations in nearby towns.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
SOUTHERN SCORING
ACES IN TOURNEY

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 27-(P-
Eleven of the first Is scoring lead
ers in the southern conference will
be on hand at the leagues annual
basketball classic which opens al
Raleigh Thursday.
The No. / point maker as far as
points are concerned is North Caro-.
lina's John Dillon, whose 1913 points
lead Ed Koffenberger, Duke center,
who is in second with 1854. Both
have played in IA loop contests,
giving Dillon an average of 1875
and Koffenberger, lit.
Considering averages, however
the conferences most potent baske
pitcher-the University of Rich
mond's Freddie Gantt-will be sit
ting out the tourney. CAN'T dumped
in 154 points in 10 games for ar
average of 1874.
OF course, il you lock at the rec
ords of players who participated
in only part Of the campaign, Barry
Kreisberg, George Washington
pivot man, will average bit better
than CAN'T. Kreisherg Joined the
Colonials early in February, played
in only four conference games,
but he made 63 points-not enough
to put him among the leading scor.
ers, but goodenough for an ever
age of 1873 points.
There's another gentleman, too,
who undoubtedly will have lot
to say before the fire dies away
on the 1916 tournament Saturday
night even if he didn't make
enough points to rank among the
leaders. He's Big Bones Mckinney
North Cardinals ace center, who
played'i in only nine games for the
Tar Heels to make SO points,
9.9 point average.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
Optimistic Davidson
Ewes Football Season

Their of Tommy Peters, who was
killed last April on the European
front. AS a passing duo, Peters
to-Peters made local gridiron his
tory back in 1912 and 1913.
Others who have dotted military
uniforms for football toys include:
Earl Red Bethea, blocking back
of 41-42; Art Roach, tailback who
was one of Davidson's leading
ground-gainers in 1912; and Ed
White, scrappy 155-pound back.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
Tournament Play Starts
AT 'Y' Friday Afternoon

I105 pound class: Chestnut Bears,
"Y" Sharks, Catlett Lions, "Y
Crusaders, Beavers, Hi Black
hawks, Lucky Seven; 100 pound
class: "Y'' Leaders, "Y" Crows,
Winter Park, Tileston; 1876 pound
class, "Y" An-Stars, White Sox,
Long Greek Grady, White Eagles,
"Y" Hawks, First Presbyterian;
$50 pound class: Beachcombers,
Atkinson, Unknows, Junior Varsi-
ty; Unlimited Class: YMCA Var
| sity, War Dogs of Camp Lejeune,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28

FISHING CLUB
OFFICERS MEET
AT WRlCHTSVILLE
Plan. For Coming Year
Discussed At Business
Meeting OF Officials

President Truman and Gov
ernor Cherry last night Joined
a local organization-although
neither gentleman is as yet
aware of the fact. Both were
made honorary members of the
New Hanover Fishing club,
largest organization of its kind
in the country, by an action of
the groups officers and men,
bers Of the board of directors
at an oyster roast-business
meeting at Wrightsville Beach.
After prolonged discussion
It was decided to. allow all
members participating in the
clubs membership drive a
chance to win the two and
half horsepower motor given
to the man selling the most
tickets to new members with
the exception of the. donors of
the motor.
Ine group also voted TO nave
a prize list valued at 81 500 this
year.
Bert Blake, chairmen Of the
scales committee was COM
mended by the group for his
work i'll lining up additional
weighing stat ons for the COM
ing season, and George Canady
received a, vote of thanks from
the organization for his work
during the war years." he
was instrumental in keeping
the club together" President
Watkins observed.
Plans for the coming annual
were discussed with various
members reporting on .adver-
tis'ng sales. 1t was voted to
have 3 first printing of the an
nual Of $500 copies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28

Teams entered in the YMCA
basketball tournament will start
play at the ''Y'' floor at 4 p. m.
Friday, Adam Smith, physical di-
rector of the organization announc-
ed last night.
Smith said that "a teams have
netted the various divisions Of play
in the tournament. They include in
the 30 pound class: Winter Park
Flashers, "Y' Pirates, ''Y" Bull
dogs, Sunset Park Partners, "Y"
Wilcats, ''Y'' Comets, "Y" Storks;
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28

factors were equal, the more ma
ture cadet was placed in the
higher class.
At Annapolis the Naval academy
classes returned to peacetime
basis last June, and only one
major football player-Fullback
Joe Bartos-was affected. The
Navy divided classes on an AGA
demic basis, and Bartos found
himself in an upper group. Big
Joe, from Lorain, Ohio, will have
one more year of football.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
BASKETBALL TONIGHT

The 1928-29 New Hanover
High school state championship
basketball team will try to
turn back the clock several
years tonight when they meet
the current edition of the
schools basketball teams in a
contest at the MINIS floor. The
game will be a benefit.
Evening star., 1946-10-24

}. C.-S1S,750-Close to
( the most conven. loc.-
his, lge. Sunrm. on first
F.: purchaser can obtain
,rmS. Call WO. 2300 till
I. JONES d CO.. INC,
Evening star., 1946-10-24
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAND.

BRADBURY HEIGHTs-Good 6-rm. brick
SupfssTT b MfaRTN p'iseos so 81 sl4h mmfdas Eli pm
bungalows g bedrms,); full basement, gas
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Site in established subdivision: Sony to
SILVER II sos spsSe aSSe g.
NC sH; yls2; ewes; 81 1887 20, mgs onno,.
mi tunity TO- buy this home in, Hyattsyillss;
spts <, M "a and i, 1ssai ssat tsssa.' ,assms
Workshop Work plenty Of nice fruit trees and
coss f. sshSSs SS 1ss saa st. sranss ns
Mt. RAINIER, ,370s 34th st-NTi shop shop
ping center only 800 down Tftb VIII ppiTat. 9Hy
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bath and will be vacant; downstairs apt.
Isss 5as sas sa aBa s5ssS ssoa
DRIVE BY, and see this this modern der, ,.9I4 White
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ss fhsss " Is En- .'s5s2S7RA GE67ARk s5l sEiI
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MdDHere is a dandy. detached. Just 4
yrs. old and in beautiful condition: iarIe
iving room dining .snsrnus room sne sasd Te- Sed-
roonlp' rooms. tile bath; full basement. outside
nice Level lot .nd WITH piSket fenfe pTesd very az
fasgs12 fNsaR2NcE s9soAsAAN e.. 81. $3.50 @ 50 |ae
THIS PRETTY 5-room brick bungalow has
ment, oil h.-w-h.. gsrage; nice shaded lot;
is SSSs iIsp0G4 Gs G4ss s uSs ps pa HAs
MT. RAINIERLe rooms and bath: 2 sood.
extra large. level lot; near bus, stores and
:sasSsls; 's.'0?s'H1zA HARRIS sEls'f
h-story,. 7-room brick
bungalow, tiled bath, fireplace, oil h.-W.h.,
double garage; approximately la-acre lot;
near ali conveniences: S13,950; $1,000
cash. J HARRIS ROGERS. UN. e493
until p.n1. -27
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-The loyeliest brick
bungalow in this popular subdivision; large
fenced lot, screened porch, 3 rooms. with
nuge attic. oil as. heat, Price, S14 600.
ave, Hyatfspille Md WA. 5000. Open
daily and Sunday until pm.
EDGEM0OR. Bethesda, .Md-New home.
Also 3 al homes under construction in
Rockville Nd. WI. 4725. r. W. EvERS.
sion; lovely 3-bedroom Cape Cod; lot 100x
100: full basement, finished attic; rented
as apt; h.-w.h. 2-car detached garage;
Il Co. 1904 baltimore ave. Hyattsvilfe.
Nd Wa 5000. Open daily and Sunday
until 8 pm. 20
CONTINUED % Next Page,
Evening star., 1946-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. and s.W.

U~SSsS tSN SNAs - oue S''Ns
COLORED-PREFERRED section, 18Th St.
s.e.--Nice Groom and bath row brick;
concr9R front porch, h;-w;h., terms. Cal
III saaf PP8Bssas ~ 4th ana saS
Sic. $ssoS s5St ssSo es.h aanasa 3d.
coLoRED-1o ROOMS. 2 BATHS. ami:
" sa;sgsss ssss zig g ssa'n' una;E p,
9-rm.. bath brick: electricity: now ar
ranged ss apts; rent $3.50. Good value.
soHoRpSMssS sAM R25Ey a. E2E 2foo osr. sEvassssn..
needs repairs: only $3.50 down, semide-
$685. sasssS bsane. sso mo no ca Ifs Mr. pSe V
: nlsk q w SA toas' a \. DRAIsNER' l404 I St.
ccioGLoREhDtSeSs' ROOMS. bath and electric
fly; excellent Sc location; $500 down
THOMAS P. BROWN. 615 4th st. sw.
COLORED-BARGAIN, near 18th and Pa
ass b.cK aTsf r ss., anS s pas ss.ensnt ssm
perches; per ' Al condition; o mic. neisRSerheod
wsekdays vsaS ssss0sanie sa5 set% tn WI M eALoMfR
PROPERTIES. 1912 18th st. NV. d. 1885
coLoRED VETERANS oNLY-1o0 nv
semidet.. 6-rm. bricks. Auto. gas hes
rea re % slFdry yyefsr sra's and ssn
sc ssh ssGss doRn and oer mo
Gcoi0RED-PossEssIoN; vic Bird and
sts. s.e.-Brick. 5 rms, bath. b. -w.h.; prie,
$1,000; $3.50 cash. EX. 1922. IA
Evening star., 1946-10-24
HoUses FOR sALE-Northesss.

cENTE1-ENTRANCE CoRNER BRicK, *.
Sfslisntns seS;tipnn. e; near Tech .raas HshS
only. Nh. dLipDEN. De oosz after .
Bocr6Ry.pEHriS4aass BE Ssy RI iS$4te East c.Dito, .t
-custom-b brick corner property, con.
level for professional occupancy; nrst noor
ainins roo den and si5cen WIN WITH brssR
fast nook; bedrooms. 3 baths and . large
recreation room on third floor complete
rST en- Iac 20 1Sfs
PiEsr PE Dt offssrSS 11ss Soti q D brand-nev d..
with living room, dining room. kitchen.
ad esta Ss Ss On ssa seaon
now now used for ONCE ofices This home is in per
Sc Sc, '5ea's,sh saa fEn's ssss'sS Rs
s1kM. sasa ssRnck. Bill N.E-Mod.rn home ap-
~ MODERN tie bath. knotiy o pine ses recreation cr
rm., gas h.-w,h.; conyenient neishborhood;
pTee nr stevsf Hh soSoa ansoE s5Hs So G5
MA. s2ss. RE. bals. Once open to 9.
..sSss tsE ssn. with TINS s.ss sna
aoxs; gas hssts axninss a IN Please Pi sall
ssao; @ 8 sy..'. ~RvahT Wi 5sz4 a4o Wis ave- as WI.
seetisn fn, and snt isths Si N brink
and rent put ths other: ys very Aeo conveniens et
terms se T. ee tn csLoHRs On Ssstqge pKopgRh1Es saa
coEoikhbrossEssioN' Saa ikasb oSE as'' $1,000 down
MSrfs ssl st. large aad bath brs6 s6
s ysn,ent terms rms Aet aaeF Sall iii f[ eon
sssasiss zsn dis f7 %n " as e. 1sSs
GoIoRED-s ROOMS. nearby Narthsss..
as TRs zisfa ssR g. lfso S5 'HEt BE- s sss
coLoRED-1NcoME OR HOME, beautiful
11as Sssa Dossssson d. svn ss r.
Cc6oiLaoRED-LoyELY MODERN row brick
saRs ,esrs od rfSaI ss ss
~ SaSr ATTRACTIVE n sns
8 rms, baths. new oil burner. hot
Snod Wssr hst efSTe
FRED A. SMITH, Reaitor. Ills i7th st
ccioSLiosED-lose e s.h ST. NE.-open
bath. h.-w.h., porcffes front and rear;
vacant; $1,000 down; balance on easy
t tsTmi 81. FRSARD alS4. l. WILLS CO. 7oa 5 Eye
sionals-Lovely det cor. home. 8 lge. rms
2 baths; lge. grounds, h.-w.h., 2-car gar;
excel. cond.; 1st-time offered; possession
caaokkDMkARE MSs hhy1s En; sssG ssseArs in "a GOOD
bungalow, loc. on Grant st. ne; only So
500 with low down payment Act quickly.
Call Ma. 9797 or II. 3548 until pm.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO., Realtors,
exclusive agents. 925 N. Y. ave.
COLORED-COMMERC block of
ton; 3-story and basement brick. large
| rms and bath, h.-w.h., coal: reasonable
dosn praym@snt; r @ tsrms; W 80 Call Dl. s724,o N.
COLORED-ON 4th ST. Me-, near Florida
| ave, one Of the best locations in town;
nice 2-story semidet. brick. in excel cond.;
bedrooms, l bath. 3 porches e glass;
inclosed. gar. nice lot 20'x14O. Don't
REALTY CO. DU. 5oe7-soas, until 8 Pm n.
COLORED-N.E.; UNIT BLOCK Que St
Two-story brick. 8 rooms and bath, full
cut basement; h;-w.h.; down payment.
n, y, 55AAssHnIKov REAdTYi zsL 4 orr . ~ 81
Two-story brick. rooms and bath; h.-w. h.
Full-cut basement; down payment, $1,000.
Call DI. 1874. BAsLIKo REALTY co.
Evening star., 1946-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-korthsest.

VACANT-WOODRDG months
old, detached brick. large rooms, IN
Priced for Immediate sale. For informa-
tion call Nj. Goldshorough. IN e53s; with
elusive AGENTS. "a
only years old; Q lovely bedrooms, mod
ern Kitchen, agtomasti,S; beat; quick sk PCS, pS
aadi PEcK CO, CO 3333. "a
Ho.1E AND INCoMEIs.bstantial we'll
A SITS ne; consisting Of g rms closed-in.
heated rear porches: hardwood floors; eel
oil. in eonv.- section. Priced right. Excl.
with L J. MILLS g. SONS, 4so 9Th st. NV,
Row Brick, 8 rms. kitchen. bath, large
utility rm.. 2-story incl. back porch, 2
very nice ne neighborhood. Sale by
OWNER; S14,500. Call FIR. 0S30 Tor appt.
e5ss RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Ten-
room. detached house: h.-w;h.: large yard;
excellent location; good value. Write BOX
16b-H. Star. IA
Evening star., 1946-10-24

IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-s Ode st., All;
brick bungalow; fully insulated; full base Sc
fst5so rst51ssFessF as ss fsTe'sase
IMMEDIATE PROFESSIONALISM. fully
det. house on Georgia ave. near Walter
Reed Hospital: lot .4sx15Q; zoned C,8;
hot water heat, stoker, thsrmostatically
Priced ISt si' at $sI.5oo; ali clear: viii take
ess osss sos Ess tga't Arlington i pEd kdss
By BY aowNfEREVacant; 1000 cash viii buy
SsTnsSy wocds seldom ns sns nsnsa
eitahsn; ait;hs ;m bedrms & baths, panslsa pins
rsGlsG rsrass newiy wy decorated: ready 70 move in;
new Venetian blinds; price. s22,boo. Gall
SILVER sPRING-Home with income
on % ist fioor: 4 bedrooms, baths up: large
9snssa for wisa sa5 month Sn with prisas
scas ssas'ff it, S-esE REIT e.
Ga; ave, sH. 1141; after 6 pm, SH'
NEAR fs1 THE substantial de-
brick home vacant ana vne u
snd floor bedrooms and e., 2 baths; II 3rd ra
Containing maids room and bath; 2-car
garage: oil heat early occupancy. For cp-
pointment and informet tion about NM
homes. please call INEz CUSHARD, Qh
VACANT, asth ST. NV, near Mass. and
Wis. aves.--Modern, 7-room semidstacned
500: terms So 900 cash. WALTER N.
BAUMAN. No. 1 Thomas circle, Ma. 6S2e'
NEAR 18th AND IRvING-Brick. semi
detached; gross rental $4.920 per year
plus attractive apt. that will be availanl,s; ,;
particulars call ewes. and Sun, DE, 1857.
METzLER. Realtors, 1106 Vermont ave.
DI. 5000. -SA
Evening star., 1946-10-24

ms and tiled bath. ex-
Mt. h.-w.h., fireplace:
session: price reduced
$50; terms.
IT sell; large bungalow,
led bath. fioored attic,
full basement; dandy
only $10,950, terms:
Vacant, 8 rooms and
roof. good condition;
values in D. C. and
inspection, call today,
TY CO.. 23S1 r. I.
Evening star., 1946-10-24

tconttnusd - Next Psss9
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07

they have are made by them, SO
that there is no alibi when they
fall short.
The democratic way Of life de-
mands SELF CONTROL. Man is
not restrained by force, but must
reason and restrain himself.
The democratic way of life de-
mands EDUCATION. Not the ed
ucation given to children in trc
dictator ruled state-but the train
ing in things OUT and thinking
things THROUGH. Man must
learn to live in a democracy. He
must be educated to live with his
fellow man, to cooperate without
meddling, to act in a spirit of fell
lowship without any attempt to
domineer over the life Of someone
else, and to accept the peculiari-
ties of another as he expects his
w peculiarities to be accepted.
The democratic way of life de-
mands cooperation. In order to
make it work there must be an
opportunity for each citizen to
earn a living, to have opportuni-
ties equal to his natural capabili-
ties and to have a chance to de-
velop those capabilities to the ut
most. We have gone far under
the capitalist system, and if we
want to see free enterprise con-
tinue we will have to see that it
works for the good of all.
The democratic way Of life de-
mands CONSTRUCTIVE ACTION
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07

ing full well that 1 could not an
swer or solve any of her problems
Anne looked at me, her eyes never
leaving my face, wanting me to
say something. anything tn
might help her. I was still in my
teens, and / was afraid to say
anything. I was not capable 70
give advice to one such as Anne.
Never have I spoken against any
one wanting to enter a life with
God. Anything truly Cody, has
to be good, and Anne was good. I
had experienced very little Of life
and I fought within myself to find
some words.
I stood up, sat down, and bro
kenly said, Anything you ever do
will always be good. Ask your God
what to do. You can serve Him
as well a living example, with a
husband and with children. A
greater happiness man cannot con-
ceive than having you Is his wife.
Surely it is meant for you to make
others happy.
Tears filled her eyes and slowly
ran down her face. l was afraid
that / had made a mistake. I didn't
want to make a mistake. / should
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
R. NJ. SAVIM Pre,ents-NANTAN MORELAND in
all, an and errific"
TIE SYNOPSIS-AANDsOME HARRY.

TIE S~YhOPSIS-HANDSOME HARRY, owner of the Gold
en- Slipper Mite Club, losses at the Lukes gambling joint. Harry
leaving his l. O. u, promises to return later to recoup his losses.
MAINTAIN Moreland and Miss Tall, Tan and Terrific, singing sensation
are the reigning favorites with a1rlems Cafe Society at Harry's club.
Duke, and Lefty, his partner, enter the club. The Dukes
greatest wish is to own the Golden Slipper. He knows that Mantan
and Miss alIl, Tan and Terrific are under contract to Harry, but
that doesn't stop Duke. He offers Ills Tall, Tan and Terrific more
money to leave the club and work for him in Chicago. She is in
love with Harry and tells him Of the offer.
Harry slips a gun into his pocket and goes out front looking
for Duke. Both MAINTAIN and Miss aTI, Tan and Terrific tell him to
avoid the Duke who runs a crooked game, but Harry is adamant.
Lefty lifts HaTrys gun from his pocket at the table. Duke and Har-
ry argue and when Harry reaches into his pocket, after Duke has
threatened him, he discovers thai his gun i missing.
Harry returns to Dukes joint that night and breaks the bank.
As he is about to leave, the lights go out; shots are fired and Duke is
killed. The murder weapon is identified as farry's and he 5
charged with the crime.
Mantan visits aItrry in jail, gels the name Of his attorney,
and leaves to gel money concealed in harys office. While Mantan
is looking for the money, he is su-prised by B~utterbeans, crcsseyed
photo girl in the club. aMntan is annoyed, but when she tells him
that she has a photo which she snapped in the club, showing Lefty
lifting Handsomes gun from his pocket, aMntan kisses the girl in his
excitement.
Harry is freed of the murder charge and Lefty confesses to
shooting the Dixie accidentally. Harry i disconsolate, because
Miss Tall, Tan and Terrific left the club while he was imprisoned
MAINTAIN tries to console him, but a surprise entertainer, Miss Tall
Tan and Terrific appears to sing her number. Harry embraces her
before the entire club and Mantan embraces Butterbeans IS his good
luck charm.
This alIColored film will be shown al the TOWN Theatre
l4l2 Douglas St, Saturday, Sept. 1h It a Midni-e Show-One per
Torrance Only.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07

We must not be content with
as they are, but we must
plan and work for a better world
tomorrow. We have progressed be-
cause u standards have gone up.
We can progress only as we take
steps to insure still finer things
for the coming generation.
The democratic way of life de-
mands CONSIDERATION. Demo-
cracy is not a free gift-it must
be earned new by each genera
ton. We must defend our demo-
cratic heritage both from the enc
mics without and from the enc
r7ie5 of Indifference, neglect and
c~NreIessness within. We must re-
dedicate ourselves to the princi-
pies upon which our government
is founded-and live up to them in
our daily lives as we'll as in our
public utterances. Thus and thus
only will the democratic way of
life endure.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
EQUAL RIGHTS LEAGUE
WIRES GOV. DEWEY OVER
CHAIN GANG VICTIM

NEW YORK-(CNS)-In a tel
egram to Governor Dewey, the
Equal Rights League here prote-
sted the trial of James johnson,
victim of the Florida Chain Gang
Read the telegram:
Investigate case of James John
son escaped Florida chain gang
victim reported in early editions
Mondays papers. Prevent his re-
turn south to be lynched or killed
on chain gang within short time
unless pardoned by Governor of
Florida before his trial Jamaica
Long Island Court Friday-Presi-
dent of other organizations will
cooperate and held NJ So
lined fugitive slave-law as aid to
lyncher.
The Omaha guide., 1946-09-07
ODE STREET
and thereubOuts
BY p. LEWIS

She could leave her family to make
it the best way possible, or stay
with them, working, not for her
self, but for the family, never able
to do any dating, dancing or have
much fun with her friends, be-
cause she would not be able to
spend her money for the clothes
necessary to attract the boys of
her set. All. of it would used by
the family.
Anne decided to stay and help
her family. One year passed. then
another, all without the joy Of be-
ing with her friends, and yet there
yer few times that Anne was
not happy. The family kept going
with help of Anne. Soon those
years added up to ten. All Of this
time, no dates, and very few
friends.
From II to 81, all of the best
Of her youth had passed, yet never
a word of regret, as she watched