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Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
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@aibington - Cine Minilte Dor
Mitternndt, Dem .3eitpgnft oes an-
ge0robten Streifs, fanlen in Sen
Mdlmlen 6eS @rbeits : Experiments
8ertreter Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten liro ser berlfieoenen Getleute-
iilr6 Godarbeiter . @elperfidafteu I'M
8eiiein bon @ertretern Ser @nnoes-
regierung 81 elmer giniguna. ulo
elm husband Der SeeIel!te pllr0G per-
biitet.
Snfalge ser IeBtniniitigen Gini-
aline fam es i'll manden StlOten al
uoriiberepben0en fllr8en A~rbeitsein-
IteIlnngeny oa ore Nnhridt BON Der
8eiIegung Ser 9ifferan5en BORT crit
StunOen ipdter eintraf.
Gus gr0Bte &inoernis, oas I'M leb-
ten Staoium Der 8ertragsper6ano-
lllr9en 3t iibermimoen mar, fonnte
aus Dem 8ege gerdumt meroen, als
Granville GontpaD mltteilen fonnte,
oaB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SarrD Brio.
5es iid nit elmer Stunoenlobnerbo-
ltilg bon % Gents fir fene @odar-
better einberltanoen erfldrt babe.
Bridges batte bart fir 90 Gents
2o6nerbObung gef1mpft itno mebr
als einmol 6atte es Den snidein,
ols miiroen Die 8erbnn0lungen an
oieier Slippe en0siiltig i1eitern.
Gie &eaierung ibrerieits bebnrrte
ouf ibren goridlag bon % Gents
ais Soditeren5e.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21

GrieQSoepartment cS beitebe aus-
iiGt, OoB iie lin 0roBrm MoBiab"
Nt 6abelt iein meroeL mo PM
iud)en inn flctne Mengen fonuten
jebt loiort pom &rnnfenbdlrlern
ltniperlitGtcrL inoMtrielIen untO
Mathematician 6orihrmgSloboro.
torien ltno BON tIinii6en 6br-
ibnlgSSllppeu aeiasIlt meroen.
Gle Ueritdrfie nno ollgemeine
GertciHup," beiBt eS in Der An.
fiin0igilnq Oiirite lc6r mobl Don
meitreiAenOcr @iht;Gfeit icin mir
bic irieoIihen 6oridun9en in 9bD-
iif, @bemie, Mehallur9ie unO Den
meoi5nii6en @iiienihoiten."
,Si elmer garlIllln9 uon Gr-
run1enidaiten, Die ait Den Ir6u.
men ser often Aldimiiten mettei
fern mudlte Der Manbdt.en Gn5i.
near 9iitrict oetaiIIierte @ln9ubel
iiber Die SeriteIlllng non 1u1e.
iabr 100 oeri6ieOeiten u&aOio !
Siotopen."
81 cen ErC0uften Die inter
anoeren icbt III 9r0Bereu 0Unn.
tit1ten oils ic 5uuor l5u baben iein
mer0en geboren uaoiooftipe Sor.
men bon Y6oabor, Sdmeiel unO
300.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
Steuert uuf @rds @ettern Se8en
iiOeuti&uft 5u vJrieOcnSfeinOe"

8ufbington (S2aD - Reiie Ser
ipeftipen er0iincn iih beiite in Der
i'm Gberiten gunoeseerittsbof Der
&ereiiriQten Stooten onSBebrode1en
Ieboe our6 sic G|ntbiiaung aus or.
mieieuermoben eIaubpiiroi9er Duel
le, DAB @idter 8obert Sadiou ben
ais @bief Suffice po%rgeiebeuen 6reo
Ginion telegropbiih ats Hiirnberg
oobon in 9erntnis icste, onB lein
6ifentIiter @ngriff alf Ri6ter Sill
90 9Iod erfolgen meroe.
Gle gleife Giielle beridiet, 0aB
Der. @inion an 3ihter Sadinu ieine
@euebuigmg mad gtiiriberg gefa-
belt babe.
Ion lit ser Mfetmng, oaB elm
Sell Ser @%egieruug aus Sadions per-
i0nIi6er Gntt1uidung, nid)t lelblt
sitiii G6efrihter eruarat moroen gu
iein, aapitoI ldIagen Mil. &i6-
ter glad mar 0dS entihei0ene Bling
leih au Der @ooge in 10 manden
Gmi6eiounget nit einem Stimmen=
perbaltnis A 81 ( Seine @ntfer-
nilnq II o0er ser 3iidtritt lomobl
glads ols SSodiorS II wiiroe Der
Administration oie M0sIiGfeit ge-
ben, Grnenlulngen 81 mad)en Die
Dns Gtimntenper11ltniS umteDren.
gBte MINER 6ie Gin9e oilsge9en
m0gen, man it itf Jet befuaBt oaB
8iniou ours Ser gegenip1rtigen CT
tuition mn profitieren fam. Gr
pir0 ieinen @SoIten ol8 Gbeiridter
nod eiltem arad nntreten Der @e.
leQen6eit gibt. ooS Sos iiir Die
SeiIlnq Ser mneren 8mtoen oes
@eridtSbofeS ein5ubeimien. Seln
Greitige ais mGgIider oemotratll d}er
Observation-Disclosures n I'M Sole
QrdiiOent Irlunan 1913 nidt fuloi-
0teren iollte = mlrOe 0aDurd erbeb-
Iihen Auftrieb befommen.
IS beIte6t fein 3peiFel 6uriiber,
6uB Ginion nuf ben Ernlloentell-
itltbI ospiriert. IS lit befannt, ooB
er Ieine Gnti6etomg, Die ernen.
nlnq on5rnebmeu, anl Gfitttpot 10
rioer ISOLDE troll bem gleidJen 600.
an oent sic beseifnenoen G~rgebniie
Ser 9rimaries in 9ulifornien Der.
ofienfliht mnroen. &inIon nabe.
1te6enOe @erionen be6drptetl oar
er oie ge%genpdrtige pulitild)e S5eilt
ais Id1lefte8 @or8eid)en fiir Bralt-
0ent 5rltmon betrod)tet uno iid) oa4
fitr euti6ieo, iib nid)t mebr oftir
nit 0eIlen Administration 81 toentl'
fi8ieren, Ionoern in ben SberlIeil
8unoesQeui6tsbof ein5utreten lIlIG
{id fir oie @ablen i'm Sabre l94s
bereit gu bulten.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21

MoSkall. - 2fe WtOSluutl PtV'
IL puO ser Mo9faiter 8unNTitni
ieucrn fraitiee greitieiten 9egcu
,,RoaFtioudre uno 6eiuSe 0eS 6rle'
Oens."
@ieid8eit,g meIOet ole rniiiide
Nodriditcnncrut ABB aus va
ris, oaB man ,,neue @orldldge'
Don Ieicgierten Der Ser. Staoter
ms @rog6ritonnieu ermorte, no'
nit oie aonieren5 Der AuBennpl'
niItar iil.r Sen totem Fuutt &C.
iiibrt merOsn f0nne.
.Neite aeede OeS international
len 94r6lifuH5 erDarten DON Det
ISlcaotonen Der betOen 2dncel
fouitrufttue 8oridlage 9pedS So
npmI ser Itrittigen BrobleTlle,
rngJoet GoB.
Ole weIuntlid)en Angriife dig
6ete in Mosfaus @reiIe utG
Nnn0iupt qatndt werogil, betreI.
len SIC 6ra9e Der 0onuui6tE-
Iobrt, Spanien un0 @ried)enlano.
sen Nnteil 8ublanoS on oel
0eltIden &ieoerlage iIno 6rie'
0en8ieinOe in Den un8eliddNild)er
2Gnoern.
Grrsut miro geIn9t einiIiB.
rctd)e areiie in ben ungelid6fl.
ld,en Slaoteu rrr0 mft in Sop.
jetruBiamo geiSbroen ben 0rie
Oen 0urh .eiile Bolitif Der AlrI
3pinglp5 hires @illens All at
0cir Gambler"
uGieieniJan. 0it Oos 5roncl
AaJilme iii Spanien unO Den Ger
ror ser Hopoliiten i'll @rieden
l1nS bilEiaeu, f0nneu natiirlid
seinen @eiallea fintcn an Der
hrngen arGiieu ser gemofratie
Sic i'm 6itliden europa ltdnOtt
@1uidt unO GnfluB Qepinnt.~
Gle Musfouer ,,geaue 3eit'
id,retbt, eS I'll IGd]erlid,, mem
Die ,,Nep gorf 6erab0 tribune
periidere, oGentihlono bdtte Ohm
@aiitano GnqInnOS uno ser Ser
5anaten niht BON GopietraBtani
6cicat mt!ten f6nlcn, uber 81
Scr. 5saaten lfro @roBbrihnniel
6dtteu obne rnliiide Saie Oel
Siel riser 0eutidlanO errlngel
i5nru. SinO ole Nmerifonel
nirflih 10 fidrr, 0aB 0ie Gent
Ihen nidt ais erlte ooS @ebeiul
mis- Der 4tommniit cntoedt bat
ten menm GeltiidEnnO n;dt Ae
3mllBeu 8epeien mdes, ale ieirl
NrGite ms @ili5Quellen bier Sab
re long alp Die Sauptfront De:
3mciten @eltfriege@, ndbmli6 br
rteiiih : oelr.ihe 6ront 8ll fon
3enir sreu2~, irugt ole ,,9tene Sat
CIR Mosfniler 9fo0iofonlneilta
TOR Ebilip NarotoD be5ieGt lid
All AlsBe1msniiter geoins 9enter
famas inn en9liid)ea llnter6oul
aill 4. 1Slni, in ioenen 9aoin for
oertc, all, eltrop1l' d)en ginnen
naiierpeae Scr inteplationalen S1if
ia6rt 5u 0jfnen:
las 9onnapro6!en lit elm
ien1r 9ladfrio9siru3en, Die boz
QeUiiIel &reir IN geihoffen Inn
fiiliffid toinpli5iert meu0elt. Sc
ne areiie fdnpien uer5uelfelt oar
I'M, lire gorrehte aus SER 8or
frieaS3eit 0urt @eiualt l1nO MIDI
oard Red)t pieoer5n9epinnen. 81
GonmlTruge fnnn Don ocn %
noltltaateH obne ginmiidung, oi,
ibnen Don altBen uufgeSuunacr
meroen iol, geregeIt mer0en, :
erflarte 8oratoD.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
&rife lit
Traufreid

Voris. Die aomminiiten Iiel-
ion mtiieu, OoB lie 81 EOer &e'
uierlmo in Gppoiition treten
merOen, sic pon Der Nartel Der
RoIfsrepubbifoner gebiloet miro.
@leihseiti9 fum @enerol Char
les Sc @ntrlle olri ole politiidle
giibne JronfreidS 5hriid, in6em
err oen Observation-Disclosures %or'
idyIaaen iiir oie a.. &cpTblif
branfrei6 ieiue llutcrltiibunB per
lieb.
fretdr Mdlirice Ibore5 modte ole
StenunaSna6nte ieiner &artei uIi
Ger Northumberland OeS i3entrnl-
fontitees Ser Bariei lbetannt. Ite
fommlmiitide Gntideioung er6fi-
net Size Mo9li6feit elmer neilen
&eaierlngsfriie.
Die 8olfSremIblifnuer, Gle IN
Sen @ubIen t0es 2. Sltni Die aout'
mumiIten ~iiberrunoet buben uno
5ltr Itdrfiten 8raftion in Ser nel.
Ell MISUNDERSTANDING pnrl0en
idlagen guben >.iniiasr Georges
gioault ais Gbei Der &e9ierung
Dor. Man nobnl oll8enlein on,
Dab 0ie MISUNDERSTANDING in
ibrsr Situng an tommeuoen Mitt-
nod 8iOotIt 3iim MinilterprGli-
benton mdblsn wcrSe.
@tncral 0e @aulp, ser ieAS
Monote lut9 poIiti6 idupiea,
fotoerte Sic 9tatiouolOeri0nm-
lima ollf, cine @eruiimg iiir
oie A.. Aepublif aus5tnr6eiterL IN
ser iouS 3fpeitainmeripItem uno
e'tr itarfe @refiItipe 0%eronfert limo.
Gle Yolfsrepublifaner BADEN 6e.
t1nntlib dbnlihe gerioiiunasuor-
bld8e ~uul5eitellt. Ser General
GieIt in B1Benr unIdBIid elmer
Gp,rIidtfeit, Die ieiner Riidfebr
nuf sen @eimotbcoen I'M Sabre
1914 geoudte, eine Nniprofe, IN
Ser Ct Dor Ser @efabr elmer Gil
tntltr marnte.
Ole geaengpdrti9e @eltlagf,
bel Scr binter Be~geniebliden Soeo-
lo5ien Mdbte pingetfemnlt linto. 9e-
grieinnnOer Eeben, ent6dlt loie Gro
6liit9, i'll umere in~nerpolitiihen @e,
9cniGba Elm 8eia9renelentent 5ll
brinaer," erflGrte 81 @aule. Die
lie genlerfltng lit offeirbor oie
@ieoerbollrn9 zines @eoonfenS. Sen
Der General oft ~ais9aoriidt bat,
n1bmGih ser beifIen Steaung
6ranfreidS 5miid)en HuBlono uno
Den Ser. Staaten.
a5rnnfreidy baiiuoet itdy III eli.
ner Sitlmtion. in Der cs nm Iein
QGben ooer iainen 900 gebt +"
flibr er tort. ,,Gie SteIlung I'M
ierer Notion, ibre l1nab6Gngigfeit
lulO i5re @riiten5 iteteu ouf Dem
Spiele." Gorlim lei IS notpen0ig
Sic Sr9ane ltno gefugnbIie ser
&c1ierrnJ idu6erIif 81 trennen
lnao gltt alts5n6alun3iereu.
Don nlnmt ull, SAB Sc @nul-
les Nooe tiefe Hiidmirfungen pa.
ben peroe, ga lie i'm in offcne Gp-
petition gu ben 9|omnturllien 6ringt,
Or nod tDie Dor Dos Ginfummer-
ipltern uerlnngen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
Sin gutter @runO

emmanuel aant muroe emit i'm
2llter non chem jungen @elebrten
se'raQt, nea9al6. CT nnuerbeirutet
sap,ien lei.
uNcmit@. antmortete aant. lit
mir ergnnaen mie es lid 10 rebt
iir einen Bbilolppben ididt: Sn
Amaan Sabren. ga id cine Srnu
6dtte hrauhen f0nnen. fonnte ih
feline ernabreu uno ieBt, on i'd cine
fonnte. fam i'd feline
brau6en.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
dcnyns2lbfemmcn IN
Berlin Mntcr3cidgnct

@erlins- Nad) elmer 0~peitdtigen
Gonferen5 5iuil6en ben osutiher
@~irtihaftsm1uiitern Der merifanl-
f4a1en uno Der ruiiiihen Sffupatlons-
gone purOe cine @areiubarung en-
5ieIt, unter nelder ale orei Mo-
rofa 8roouffe I'M @est oDii $t0,-
100000 5lpiihen oieien 3onen aus.
eetaMidi lper0en iOIlen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
.6mei5 gegen
n5 per1timmt

3ueriA. @eun oid9 ole Cat
late zines e%rfolpreid)en Abidlii-
les Der @aibin1toner 8erbanOt
litugen in Scr 8ra9e Der IN Den
Shmei5 lieaenoeu @utboben Oeut-
l1er Stoats1lt9eb0riger oas A6-
fonulten bipoet in Oen ndditen
Ingen @eBrnitan0 Ger Hntifi3ie-
rltng@oebatte i'm Nntiomlrnt
in Der ihmei3eriihen Sefientlih.
felt nit @entgtuung alNgeaom-
men luor0en iit ihlDingt ood)
in ollen 9etra6htn0en, ole Der
i'm Ger Sadie lollt mer0eL ein
S6ertoil Ser 1itterfeit lruO oeS
gefranften Nationulitol5eS NIT.
@S lit feline 3puge, ouB sic Som
feren5 Der iGpei5erii1en fi1an5oe-
legation ulrtsr 6iibrllng Ocs Mi-
niiterS Studi NIT oen anerifoni-
lden llnterbdnolern ielbit I'M
6olle elmer glatten Hatifi5ierllng
oes HafteS - Die nod ~feineSmegS
ieititsbt, 3llnal id)on ser ltmItano,
OaB Der 3eitpuntt ano oas Gent
pc Der merifaniiden aompenia-
t%ionSleiitung in @eitalt ser ,gluf-
tallfung" ser idppei5eriiNen @ut-
baben in Sen 0Stutes" nod ourd).
oitS i'm 9ltnfeln lieGen = in ser
Giogeloiienidoft au lGngere
i3eit 6illaiiS Elm Itarfes Neiienti-
1ment %binterloiien miro.
IS lit peoer nod Dem @ed)t
nod ser 8ernunft ein3uIe6en, "
Elm bieliger S%udyfenner
alls, ,,tparlm oeutide @lttboben in
Derid)ont blirben menn
Gi9entiinter in sen @ereinfg=
ten Stoaten mo6nten, uno MN
aud ole 8ernl0gensre6te ser inn
9eiebten Geuti6lano %unl1Bigen
Oeutiden Staatsan8rborigen nitt.
angetaitet peroen m1breno ein5ig
oentide @erm0genslperte ber-
nlls9egeben perGcn, ole in nelltra-
fen Staaten, mie ser Sdmei3
Iie8en!" Gos Sal6port arronge.
ment oas nun in @aibfnpton
5lltonoe9efonmen lit gilt bier uls
Elm robes nT0 redJt(id ollrh nidtS
b~1ariinoetes 8euia6ren, in oas sic
Sfmei3 mir oe&babb notgeorun-
gen eingPmitligt 6at. neil Tie
onrd Den Sinpeis ouf oie in sen
yereinigten Staten ~liegen0en unO
BON Der 0ortigen Hegierung elm
8eiroren" ltno init m0gIiHer
geldlagna6nte beorobten eiogen0l.
lilden Iftipa erpreBt meroen
goies glut lnt cs bier qemadt,
oaB Dom Rem gorfer &uuo iunf
perionlid ongegriffen un0
lls moteriebf intereiiierter Sof-
potter intcrnotionnler Gnrtellp bin-
lnnrOc, bel oent nan nie
pliic, in weiien 9ltitra1 er ipre-
be.
9ie u@eue 3iriter 3eituna"
oen Mniiter in nad)-
g8eiie eealen oiele 90.
'aiptluIg lro belt linen eutge.
zen, Dab geraoe lie ~perionGd1en
Sntereiien ntIo auiiaiiungen mel.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21

ie6en modte uno Gorauf oringt. bob
Ole Mdhte aud in 6e5ug ntf lire
9~c5icbunQen nit GettidlonO ms
Meine fomnlen ioaten.
Evening star., 1946-12-20

fl947 that the main question was
whether production will be permit
ted without interruption.
cat the moment, he added, Il am
or the belief that something like the
1916 (strike) pattern is likely to pre-
vail. although hope In modified
form"
Mr.. Sloan outlined this e-point
program for revision Of the Wag-
ner Act:
l. Give employers right TO talk
freely to employees.
Q. Prohibit collective bargaining
on an industry basis as a "monop-
olistic practice"
3. Grant court review OF all de-
cisions of administrative agencies
4. Make strikes illegal during the
term of a contract.
S. Give foremen recognition by
law as a component part OF man
agement.
6. Outlawed closed shop.
7. Require unions to put up cues.
tions to representative proportion
of their entire membership.
8. Make unions file public finan'
cial statements and prohibit then
from making political contributions
9. Give employers unlimited righ
to petition for bargaining elections.
Evening star., 1946-12-20
Prices Must Increase
II Wages Are RAISED,
Sloan Declares
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, Dec. 90 Alfred P.
Sloan, chairman Of General Motors
Corp, asserted fatty yesterday that
wages could not be raised without
increasing prices.
He told the Boston Chamber OF
Commerce further "the idea that a
wage increase is justified soundly by
an increase In living costs is an eco
nomic absurdity."
such a policy" Mr.. Sloan said
"can only result-and, as a matter
Of fact, is resulting-in an lnlending
spiral of increasing wages and prices
THE only sound attack is more
and more production with increased
efficiency, hence lower prices through
the competition of an expanding
volume of goods and services"
Calling 1916 a. year of great eco
nomic confusion" Mr. Sloan said Tn
appraising the business trend fol
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
Fayetteville Varied Offensive
System Battles Wildcat Varsity
Coach Bill Dole OF Fayette-
vile Uses Single Wing,
Box, IT Styles

The New Hanover High school
Wildcats will face the most varied
offensives they have run up against
this season when they meet the
Eastern Conference leading Fay
etteville Bulldogs Friday at Fay
etteville.
1t has been reported that the
Bulldogs operate from three differ
ent systems-the single wing, the
box. and the 'T' formations.
Yesterday afternoon It practice
Coach Leon Brogden taught one
Of his reserve teams several of
the Fayetteville plays and they
had the Wildcat first team COM
pletely baffled.
The most amazing thing about
Fayetteville is its surprisingly
comeback from the miserable 1945
season. Last year MINIS romped
over the Dogs, 26-0.
This year the Bulldogs are burn
ing up the league. Many confer
ence coaches say the Fayetteville
club is the best high school .ag-
gregation that has come out of
the Eastern Conference in years.
One of the reasons for this is
Coach Dole, who is skippering the
Bulldogs after working with teams
at North Carolina Pre-flight school,
Dole has improved the Fayette-
vile athletic program greatly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
Chadbourn, Tabor City
Scheduled To Battle

TABOR. CITY, Nov. 12.-Chad-
bourn's hot : and = cold football
eleven, which has had an indiffer-
ent season on the gridiron, will
come here Friday afternoon to
face the Red Devils of Tabor City
as the locals wind up their home
play.
The rival Chadbourn squad was
taken into camp by the Red Devils,
10 to 0, earlier in the hseason, but
both teams have improved great
ly since their encounter. Odds,
however, favor Tabor City in what
is certain to be a hotly contested
battle.
Since the Is 10 0 debacle at the
hands of Hallsboro in the season
inaugural. Coach Caruso has UNI
covered some excellent football
talent in the persons Of Andy Jer-
nigan, Fred Soles and Ted Fipps in
the backfield and Ralph Baxter,
Harold Rogers and Maxton Spivey
in the line. Several other members
of the squad have also come along
well.
In a return engagement with
Hallsboro, Tabor. City came up
with a 6-6 tie and the only other
loss Of the year was to Fairmont
by a n point margin.
Injuries to their great scatback,
Fipps, and to their star p%ass-catch-
err, Spivey, will prevent Coach Ca
russo from presenting top strength
in Fridays game with Chadbourn
and may make the contest closer
than team records would indicate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
WILLISTON WILL PLAY
HOST TO HILLSIDE
HERE FRIDAY NIGHT

The Williston Tigers will play
host to the potent Hillside High
School eleven from Durham at
Legion Stadium Friday night in
an expected bitter struggle. Kick
off has been set for 8 o'clock and
one of the largest crowds of the
season is anticipated by local
school officials.
Friday will be Homecoming al
Williston and plans have already
been launched to make the affair
quite a big occasion. A new band
has been organized at Willlston
and will perform Friday night.
Another highlight of Friday
nights contest will be the crown
ing of Miss Williston." This will
be bring to an end several weeks
of feverish activities among stu
dents who competed for the covet'
ed title. Zelma Struggled has
been declared miss .Williston."
The Williston gridders have been
drilling earnestly this week ano
are out to give a warm reception
to the invaders from the Bull City.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
ELEVEN
POCKETS DECISION
OVER SPORT CENTER

Enterprise Sports Shops
representative in the Junior
Touch football league clinched
second place and a chance for
the circuit championship yes
terday, defeating the strong
Sports Center club, 1910 at
Robert Strange Park.
Levy Heath, MINIS basket
ball star, provided the payoff
punch for Enterprise, hauling
down touchdown passes from
Walter Murphee and Harry
Smith in the first and final
quarters.
Aside from Heath's spectacular
pass snagging the contest was
fought on even terms with both
sides in scoring position sew
eral times.
Lineups for the game we're
for Hines: Heath, left end;
Cecil Heath, right end; Billy
Stone, center; Harry Smith,
right halfback; Walter Muir
phee, quarterback; and Gerald
Stone, left halfback. For Sports
Center: Billy Smith, left end;
Robert Brown, right end;
Herbert Lewis, = center; Paul
Horton, quarterback; Tommy
burlington, left halfback; and
Jimmy Stoudenmire, right
halfback. =
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
CAROLINA PREPS
FOR WAKE FOREST
Passing Offense And De-
tense Stressed In
Practice

4. CHAPEL HILL, Nov. 12.-P-
Passing offense and defense were
stressed in a long workout this
afternoon as the Tar Heels pcepar-
ed for Saturdays important game
with Wake Forest, on the rebound
after last weeks defeat by Duke.
Considerable time was spenttpre-
pairing a defense for the Deacons'
fine passing attack.
The Tar Heels also worked
hard to polish their running at
tack which twice begged down on
the William and Mary goal line
last Saturday. Billy Myers alternat-
ed with Charlie Justice at the tail
back spot, while Johnny Clements
and Jim Camp alternated at wing
back. Hosea Rodgers at fullback
and Don Hartig at blocking back
rounded out first string backfield.
Barring further injuries in prac-
tice this week, the Tar Heels should
be in fairly good shape when they
face the Deacons Saturday, accord
ing to trainer Chuck Quinlan.
George Sparger was running at a
first string end position today, and
Ernie Williamson, big tackle, was
back at his regular post. Other line
men running first string today in
cluded Ted Hardwood at tackle,
Art Winer at end, Ralph Strayhorn
and Sid Varney at guards, while
Joe Swicegood alternated with
Chan Highsmith at center.
The athletic office announced
that several thousand tickets were
still available in the concrete
stands and the portable grand
stands on the upper levels have
been erected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
TILEST0N And
CHESTNUT COP
Carol Ii a Beach, Bradley
Creek Will Play
Thursday . =
BY HARRISS

Three more battling elevens
bowed out of their 1916 grid sched-
ule in a pair of one-sided. eicount-
ers staged yesterday at Thirteenth
and Ann Street. Winter. Park,
Chestnut Street, and Sunset Park
packed their gear away In moth
balls, while the ~loop-leading Tiles
ton eleven merely hung theirs out
to dry in preparation for their final
circuit engagement Thursday when
they clash with the Lake, Forest
gridsters. The Tilestonians chalk
ed up their fourth consecutive
victory by trouncing the Sunset
Park Suburbans 41-0, while on the
adjacent gridiron the Chestnut pig
SINNERS breezed past the Winter
Park aggregation, $50, to wind
up their season in second place.
The. poWer-ladens Tilestonians
scored in every period, including
twice in the second and twice in
the fourth. Walter Rogers spanked
the victors crushing offensive
play. by striking pay dirt three
times. Harold Goodson# shared
touchdown glories with Rogers by
tallying twice, arpE. G.. Britt
scooted across for the remaining
marker. 1f.sf
Al Collie, Tileston mentor. nam
ed Reynolds. johnson. Gee, and
Bendix as mainstays in. the for
ward wall. Sunset COACH Mike Mi
chaelis proclaimed Carl Mitchell
and Bruce Sandy az stand-outs on
the Suburban eleven.
The Chestnut win over Winter
Park gave the vicfors their fourth
victory against one. defeat. Chest
nuts lone loss resulted from an
encounter with the undefeated
ETileston gridsters, 1912,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
Cadets Have Not
Been Approached
By Bowl Leader.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-(R
- The only way the Pacific
Coast conference can find out
whether West Point fcotballers
would 60 to the Rose Bowl is
by asking them.
A war Department official,
who can't be named, said to-
day the Army isn't going
around answering or declining
invitations that haven't been
received.
But. the mere fact that the
Army isn't saying no leaves
the door open for speculation
that such = p~ost-season game
may, be played West Points.
great unbeaten team.
= Furthermore =: this official
added that, should a Rose Bowl
bid come, the Army is ready
to issue. \ prompt Yes-or- No
reply. 81. "a. ?
No, he couldn't say whether
the military academy is ready
to reverse its policy against
post-season games. No, he
wouldn't say whether the de-
cision would be made by Maj.
Gen. Maxwell Taylor, Acade-
my superintendent, or by Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower and his
advisers at the War Depart
ment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
MOTE, LONG OUT -

DURHAM, Nov. 12- R-Duke
continued work today in all depart
ments in preparation for -Satur-
game with South Carolina.
Offense, both running and passing,
came in for. some special attention
as the coaches sought to strengthen
the scoring punch. that broke
through against. Wake Forest after
a two week silence. il.
The Blue Devils also drilled
hard on Gamecock running and
passing plays as run by the Junior
varsity members.
Only two members Of the squad
were on the sidelines due to in
'juries. Kelley Mote, end, and full.
back Leo Long were not dressed
land nursed minor bruises sustain
led in the game last week. 80
The Blue Devils are expecting
another fought one against the
Gamecocks and will have their
hands full in trying to knock the
Birds from the Southern conference
lead. =
South Carolina has one of the tor
team passing averages in the coun'
try, having completed nearly SC
per cent of their a~erials in moving
down every opponent except Ala.
bama.
They have only Duke and Wake
Forest. between them and a con-
ference title, and to 60 after these
last two, they have. n of the
strongest teams ever turned out by
Rex Enright.
Dukes record with the. Game
cocks show four wins and two
losses with the biggest victory com
ing last year to the tune of 900.
South Cardinals last win was in