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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY home owners
nave buyers in all price ranges. WA OSos
WILL BUY YOUR HOME Tor cash while
tnere Is no ceiling price. Union 35O7,
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY wanted In Hy.
attsyille, with or without buildings, WA,
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OFFICES WANTED

WELL-KNOWN MANUFACTURER desires
TO lease downtown ONCE space, 5 or 4
rooms. Phone OIL. 516l =.
DOCTOR. Md. would like to get an uffce
IN an apartment building, Northwest pre-
ferred. Box 1874 A Star
basement facilities. Ma O555
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION wants one or
tT2 orneeS or will share suite. c. M Me
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp.

COMFORTABLY FURNISHED 3-bedroom
and 3.bath home in Rockcrest, ROCKVILLE,
No. Gas heat: available Jan. 22: SI5n
ReI p r m2ntn a., on years lease. Cali MRS
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

= TO 3 A. HOMEsITES, wooded or cleared.
county, on good roads; reasonable prices
and terms: VERNON NJ. LYNCH d SONS.
4 4 s m: out Columbia pike. Phone AL. 5000.
ACREAGE for colored subdivision, with
s sood school, bus and shopping nearby;
can furnish for immediate construeiioo
prelaprlcated houses for the lots: liberia
s ., on purchase of land MURDOCH,
SH. S79i.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE,
DETROIT SUBURBAN-Wm trade owner
snip or rental, SlS,O00 class. for Wash
ne. or NV. single Diet. MR. MERSHON
II. 1878. owner
WATER FRONT PROPERTY
BEVERLY BEACH. on Chesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites Write
Ior catalogue. Cox II. MaYn A ca M
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1881 model A, "a tons, dual wheels
IU-ply tires. platform body, S245, under
opA. HAWKINS d SIMPLIFY, Rockville
CHEVROLET 1885 psneled truck: motor
excellent. 4l0S Crittenden ST.. Hyattsville,
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED,
RAIlERS.

PANEL TRUCK, "a or ton, 1888 or later
MODEL Call GE 2339 evenings and Sum
layS,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORES, warehouses, ofices; specializins
In commercial and Industrial properties
VIII build to suit your requirement.. Lo.
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE-
DOWNTOWN SHOPPING CENTER, 1,54O
So. IT.. flight up; long lease Mr.. Berg
man. Err. $50. CITY REALTY co
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STORES FOR RENT
OFFICES FOR RENT.

fOhEkoOM, now occupied by SRyiand
5na rnlsey; I4Jl G0od Hope I'd Sc: rental.
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DESK SPACE WANTED
PROPERTY FOR SALE

DESK SPACE or ONCE space
in hieh-class downtown office. c. M Nc
MILAN, Elk. 1913 or Elk. 1000. a.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

5000 50. FT.. downtown; S115 per month:
also, $500 IT.. now building. And some
GOOD sites, o'HARE ESTATES MA. 05S6.
WAREHOUSE SPACE. brand-new construc-
tion, f1reproof. $500 So. it., / floor: .
loading platforms on railroad siding; To-
Gated at Union and Duke sts, Alex For
inform. call TIE. 1850, if no answer cali
MR.. BAROCAS RIA rQQR
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

lLLEY GARAGE, downtown northwest To-
alton; alton, size 25x40 IT.; for sale. not lease
7IlGsa sI-'2oo' Terms See NJ. Dixon, with
Bldg. MA. 400 or co G5I5
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sAIE-

FURNISHED DECK SPACE, attractive
suite; central: modern; telephone, sec
retsrisl services; reasonable. Phone Ma
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AUTO LOANS

LOANS without indorsers-
We do not check with employer or use
record; Car does not have to be paid Tor
~ order TO obtain money NOLAN FL
NANCE CO. OF New York ave, NV.
Open Till Il pm
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
40 YARD DRIVE
MADE BY GOLFER

TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. 29.-P)-
Leo Diegel, Tucson golf pro, was
given the title worlds longest
driver" by Fred Corcoran, PEA
tournament manager, today after
he smashed drive Of 40 yards
from the side of a Tucson mountain
to win 500 war bond from nine
of the nations longest hitters.
The ten golfers who took part in
the contest in preparation for the
Tucson open tournament this Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday, and
their distances were: Leo Diegel,
Tucson, 40 yards; Lloyd Mangrum.
Los Angeles, 4o5; Ed "Poky'' DIV
er, Taunton, Mass, 365; Bob Ham.
Ilton, Chicago, 355; Mario Gonzales,
Sac Paulo, Brazil, $50; Vic Ghezzi.
Knoxville, Tenn, 345; Virgil
Shreeve, San Francisco, 1877; Steve
Doctor, Buffalo, N. Y. 355; Jim
CAN'T, Signal Mountain, Tenn, 800;
Henry Ransom, Houston, Texas,
out of bounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
ITALIAN Fight Card
Features Six Bouts

A full card of six fights, featur-
ing two 10 round bouts, was re-
leased last night by Promoters
Harry Fales and Skeets James for
presentation Friday evening at
ITALIAN Hall.
Early Hamilton who almost de-
feated Buddy Best in his last fight
here. has been signed to meet
plucky Delmar Mobley in one of
the ten round wind-ups. AS annom-
ced yesterday, Best meets Guy
Brown in grudge bout in the fea-
tured attraction.
An Unknown" Rocky-Bye Tan
go has been signed to meet deputy
sheriff., c. M. Carter in a semi
final bout. In a 1875 pound mix,
Skeet Odnn of Wilmington will
take on Jimmy Collins of Lumber
ton, Jimmie Bryant of Wilmington
will face Johnny Davis Of Lumber
ton in 145 pound fight. Rod Eason
of Wilmington meets Billy Hug
gins, in another preliminary at 125
pounds.
Leon Thomas has been signed as
referee with Capt. Charles Register
acting as time-keeper.
Tickets for the card, which will
start at 8 o'clock, are on sale at the
Kid Ellis Grill, Orion Billiard par
lor, Bakers Pool Hall, and Charlie
Tavern on the Carolina Beach
Road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
A ROUNDABOUTWAY
Bing, Beauty Starve Cage Quint

they tossed Mat one down, too. Al
the game our dressing room looked
more like a sick-bay. But our team
staggered through to a 43 to 81
victory despite our mass indiges.
tion."
During the game, somebody
sided up to the bench beside
Russell. It was the teams bust.
ness manager who had just arriv-
ed in Buffalo. He explained coyly
that he missed the train in New
York in his excitement ut
chance to see the Bells Of ST.
Mary's at Radio City.
"And you know WHAT" Rus
sell continued. Instead Of apollo
aizing he went into a rhapsody
describing that movie with the
durn bells. Crosby? Bergman?
Bah! He thinks of them when my
poor ball club is either starving
or stutfing itself to death"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
NC. State Fiue Meets
Touted Service Cagers

RALEIGH, Jan. 90 State Col
lege's Red Terrors, having a record
Of two wins and four losses in
Southern Conference competition,
will be attempting to break a seven
game losing streak when they meet
the strong cage team from Wright
Field in Dayton, Ohio, here in
Fra nk Thompson Gymnasium
Wednesday night. Gametime is 8
o'clock.
Wright Field is fast-moving
professional quintet and is favored
to hand the Terrors a licking, but
the State team, which showed
promise of developing into fine
ball club in the early part of the
season, hopes to land in the win
column again following losses to
Maryland twice and to Duke, Caro-
lima, Virginia, McCrary Eagles,
and the Little Creek Amphibious
five once each.
Coach Leroy Jay believes that
his team is in better shape than it
was week ago and may yet stand
chance of bouncing back with a
lot Of zeal to gain berth in the
Southern Conference tournament
which gets underway here in Raj
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

for a restaurant meal before the
game with Scranton U. Manhattan
won, 46 to 40, then grabbed a
quick train for Buffalo - by day
coach with the diner ban still IN
effect.
Arriving in Buffalo at 5 a. M, the
party sat around all during the
morning, starving and weary
eyed, while hotel accommodations
were sought in vain.
Finally, at 2:30 p. M. we got a
place to stay and the boys sat down
to their first meal in "a hours,
Russell related. "And did they
throw it Own. Along about 6, just
before the game with Cannon col
lege, they went into the dining
room for tea and crackers. But
somebody made mistake ana
served a ful1-course dinner.
Maybe the boys didn't know
when they'd get another meal, 30
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
The
Morning Watch
WITH
Edward Sachs

IF WILLIAM TUCKER of the United Press thoucb+
he was going to impress me with his sad tale of that
starving New York basketball team he has several more
thinks coming The story, which you'll find on tho h+
tom of this page reminded this corner of the time wbs
for very paltry sum- chaperoned three of the meanest
ras who ever played tennis from Washington to Phv
1t all happened just after young men, Brown Baker
and nss hss the w.t. 1a
doubles tournament BY two other young As
Philadelphia Of those Georgetown cornered and
me into taking her little nephew and his friends
The qrshns were going play Once train they
assortment of stories that shocked worthless In the
hey and bsckhads in at e the wat
nearly cripping two old ladies' clutched the ony their mother
ing alone. "A' ""'e''
conductor told that had arrived Philadelphia.
with background Of cheers whistles think one
York; s esadae e one DID t ON
s e how all the tell the
CITY Of Brothery Love. wy " ~
The little buzzards did quite tournament and
% IL sea se best e szs to Play
bounced both singles and doubles very early As limped
of s step he ssa es
& set in the pictre was GENTLY ied o IN when
reporter N''~ "
back just bad They polished cups and
medals and passed as out clippings all the way Wilmington Del
all the way into Washington.
When got home they all ill., and received lee
hS m nave s ever n lecture in
learned that all the war
hst bsrth eastern college but you'll know
dull day. I'll
his basketball thought they
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
WILMINGTON CADET
LEADS emf CACERS

sALEMB BURG, Jan. 2e.-
(SpeciaD-Edwards Military In
stitute, long a power in Sampson
county basketball circles, is at it
again this year and one of the
reasons is from Wilmington.
His name is George Gross, and
the young caret who has been en-
rolled in the school here for nearly
two years has paced the Edwards
quint with his offensive play dur
ing the past season.
Gross, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Gross, of 8l3 Chestnut street, is
co-captain of the cagers.
In the Institutes last start,
co-Captain Gross paced the Cadets
to a So to 10 victory over the
Campbell college hardwooders OF
Buies Creek with II points.
The game was played at Buies
Creek and after a close first half,
which saw the Salemburg boys hold
1917 lead, the Edwards cagers
went on a second half spree, hold
ing Campbell to two free throws.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
Davidson, VPZ, Auburn
Name Football Coaches

DAVIDSON, Jan. 29.-R-David-
son college, emerging from war
years of curtailed athletics, dis
closed plans today for its return to
a full intercollegiate sports pro-
gram with the announcement of
Charley D. Jamerson's assignment
as assistant football and head base
ball coach.
Former head football mentor at
Memphis State Teachers college,
the Tennessee coach comes to Da-
wilson after serving last fall on
Coach Carl Snavely's staff at the
University of North Carolina. JAM
erson went to Chapel Hill on a
years leave of absence from the
Memphis college when 1t suspended
football in 1914 because Of the war.
Announced today by Davidson
Public Relations Director John
Payne, Jamerson's signing was re-
garded as completing Davidson's
coaching roster, paving the way for
the colleges resumption of inter-
collegiate competition in all major
sports.
Jamerson is expected to assume
his new coaching duties here Febru.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
BY WILLIAM TUCKER
United Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 - The
Bells Of st. Mary's undoubtedly
were calling tonight but Coach
John (Honey) Russell Of the Man.
haitian basketball team needed
them not. He wanted no part Of
those bells, even with Ingrid Berg
man thrown in.
Miss Bergman's charm and the
chime Of the bells almost proved
Russell's undoing last weekend,
in roundabout way, when his
Manhattan basketball team en-
barked for Buffalo by way Of
Scranton, Pa.
Everything was lovely as we
boarded the train for Scranton
and pulled out Of New York." re-
lated the broad-shouldere1 coach
who rattles off the syllables like
a gatling gun in a gale. "And then
the conductor comes through and
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
INAROUNDABOUTWAY

asks for our party's tickets.
1--WE start looking around and
what do we think? Our team man.
ager, the guy with the tickets and
the money for our board and
room, is nowhere on the train. We
secured it from end to end, even
looking in the baggage coach. out
no manager.
''By some fast talking, We IL
nagled credit for the trip to Scran-
ton and at the first stop I wired
back to school for some dough.
At the next stop, we got a wire
from our missing manager-teu-
ing us to be sure not to eat IN the
diner because we hadn't been al
lotted that much money Tor the
trip. He said he would be along
shortly
1t was ravenous band OF Jas
pers who rolled into Scranton out
they were destined to feast clny
on victory as there wasn't tin'e
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
BASKETBALL SCORES

Newberry Sc, Presbyterian IS.
Kansas university So, Kansas
state 43.
Oklahoma A. & M. college 50.
Tulsa university ~.
Illinois Teachers SO, Illinois Nor
NAL As.
Slippery Rock so, Indiana Pa.
State Tchrs. 81.
Sampson So. Ithaca college 43.
Hiwassee 43, Union college (Ky)
20.
Milligan 43, Tusculum Al.
Wayne Tchrs. IS, Kearney Tchrs.
"A.
Auburn 40, Florida SO.
Butler 40, Franklin 81.
cambridge Navy 81, Franklin
and Marshall 38.
U. S. Navy Armed Guard center
81, Seton Hall AZ.
Western Carolina Teachers 80,
Moore General hospital 20.
Richmond A., Hampden-Sydney
81. lxrHsN
Duke A, Wright Field 40.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
airy Is along with Bill Storey, re-
Gently announced as the colleges
new head football mentor.

y
Gently announced as the colleges
new head football mentor.
BLACKSBURG, Va, Jan. 29.-(R
Jimmy Kits, who recently re-
turned here after a three-year tour
of duty in the navy, today was sign
ed to three-year contract as head
football coach at Virginia Tech. The
contract, signed here today at q
meeting of the Virginia Tech athle-
tic council, became effective as of
January /, 1916. Terms were not
disclosed.
Kits, who came to VPI from
Rice Institute March, 1941, and
coached only one Gobbler team be-
fore entering the service in August,
1912, will name two assistants.
AUBURN, Ala, Jan. 29.-P)-
Athletic Director Carl Voyles an
nouneed today the signing Of
Charles Purvis, former University
of Illinois halfback, as backfield
coach for the Auburn Tigers.
Purvis, now a lieutenant in the
navy, was an assistant coach at Hi.
nois before entering the service,
and assisted with the backfield at
navy last season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
BAN HOCKEY STAR

MONTREAL, Jan. 29.-UH-
Walter (Babe) Pratt, brilliant
defenseman for the Toronto
Maple Leafs was expelled from
the National Hockey league to-
day for conduct prejudical to
the welfare of hockey.
League President Mervyn
Dutton, who announced the &C
ton, would not elaborate.
But in Toronto, officials of the
club said: 1--WE understand that
it was gambling on the results
Of the National League hockey
games and for failing to report
an unsuccessful effort to bride
him to throw a game"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
MEETING POWDERS
CLASS B. OR D.
BASEBALL LEAGUE
Wade Plans Attending
Piedmont League Con-
ference In Portsmouth
By EDWARD SACHS,
Star Sports Editor

The Wilmington Junior of Cham
Der commerce was asked to join
the baseball act by that determined
bunch of troopers, the Citizen's
committee, at its meeting last nisht
at the court house.
The motion was passed after L. F.
Jones representing the JayCees,
told the meeting that he could not
report on the committees request
because meeting of the board Of
directors of that organization is
necessary before any action could
be taken.
If accepted, most Of the fund
raising duties would be, In all
probability, turned over to the
civic group.
Tabled was a motion that the
committees chairman J.E.L. Wade
drop the Tri-State League from con-
sideration and concentrate on the
Piedmont league and the Tobacco
State league. This was dropped
when discussion brouglat forth the
general sentiment that such a move
would tie the hands Of the COM
mittee."
Although the committee shrunk
to 10 hardy souls last night &C
complished quite lot in the mon
ey raising department. Added
pledges were made to the amount
of $7OO raising the total pledged to
this cause, $1,000.
Still existing in the committee
is difference Of oppinion on
whether the city should join Class
B or Glass D league,
The Tobacco State league,
Class D operation and composed
of smaller cities in this region
had quite few supporters who
claimed that the reduced costs of
operation made it suitable for our
diamond needs.
Contrastin was the sentimen
of several speakers who expressed
the thought that by joining the
smaller city circuit Wilmington
would lose prestige.
At any rate, a definite decision
on the matter was postponed pend
ing the return of Wade form three
meeting. The Piedmont in Ports
mouth, the Tri-State in Charlotte,
and the Tobac eco in Clinton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

In a preliminary game the high
flying Junior Varsity of Coach Wal
lace West will attempt to run their
string Of victories to three straight
against the Tabernacle Baptists
quint.
The Graystones are not High
school team but are composed Of
former High school and college
stars who are at present living in
the Morehead City area.
II didn't want the boys to get
stale before their game with Rocky
Mount Friday night" Coach Brog-
den said.
The Cats will play the Backbirds
at Rocky Mount Friday night and
this will be the only home appear
ance of the Cat cagers this week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
MINIS Doubleheader

Coach Wallace Vests Junior
Varsity last night defeated Clin-
ton High school, 27-26 At the
New Hanover high school floor
while the schools Girls team,
although showing improvement,
lost to the Clinton Girls, Is to
IL. Feature of the Girls tilt was
the fact that four players, two
on each squad did all the scor-
ing. For MINIS, Lib Helen made
six and Jimmie Henderson five
points. For Clinton, Best scored
le points and Weeks three.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
TALBERT WINS TWO
IN MIAMI TOURNEY

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 29-RNBilly
Talbert, second ranking tennis
player in the nation, swept aside
two opponents today to advance to
the round of four in the University
Of Miami championships.
The Wilmington, Del, star, top
seeded in the tournament, defeated
w. F. Garner of Miami, 6-1, 60,
and then eliminated Dan Sullivan,
of St. Petersburg, 60, 6-2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
Tennessee's Neyland
En- Route To School

HONOLULU, Jan. 29.-P)-Brig.
Gen. r. r. Neyland arrived from
Calcutta today en- route to his for
mer position as football coach at
the University of Tennessee.
Neyland said he was going on
the retired list and hoped ODE
back at the university by Feb. !.
about all know about my team
is what I've read in the papers,"
he said. II understand they're pref
ty well cheWed up."
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
TABERNACLE QUINT
SUBMERGES HEWES
FIVE, III TO 10

The Tabernacle Baptists gave the
Hewes Building basketball team
one of the most one-sidded ickings
yesterday in local basketball his
tory as they won, 1T to 10.
Levy Heath did the most damage
with As points.
Hewes Building however is still
not convinced and will pIay the
Baptists a return game next Thurs
day evening in a benefit game for
Hewes Building floor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
sox SIGN TWO

BOSTON, Jan. 29.-F-The Red
Sox reported the signing OF two
more baseball players today.
Don Lang, 20, third baseman
drafted from Kansas City in 1912,
and Larry Powell Of Dinuba, Calf,
a 80 year old left handed hurler
who played with Louisville and San
Diego in 1871.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

elgh's Memorial Auditorium Feb.
urary 70 and continues through
March 2. Wednesday nights battle
may give the fans an indication of
now State will stand up against
Dukes Blue Devils when thew meet
ene durham lads in Dukes Indoor
Stadium on Saturday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
Diamond Group Asks JayCees For Help
Cats Play Morehead City Stars Tonight
TUNEUP GAME FOR
CONFERENCE TILT
WITH BLACKBIRDS
Gray.tone Players Former
College, High School
Hardwood Aces

Coach Leon Brogden Of the New
Hanover High school announced
last night that his Wildcat cagers,
at present holding a first place
Eastern conference tie with Dur.
ham Highs Bulldogs will face the
Graystoaes of Morehead City at the
New Hanover floor tonight at 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
DUKE WINS

DURHAM. Jan. 2e- H-
Dukes Blue Devils Knocked
off the top-ranking basketbau
team in the country hera to-
night by edging out the power
full Kittyhawks of Wright Field
Ohio, 44-4S, in a closely-fought
thriller from start to finish.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
ECTC WINS

GREENVILLE, Jan. 20 - Up
East Carolina teachers college de-
feated Lenoir- Rhyme of Hickory,
1851, in a basketball game played
here last night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-31
YWCA SECRETARY
RESIGNS TO JOIN HUSBAND

Chapel Hill May 3l,--Mrs. Kay
Ferrcll, popular secretary of the Uni
vcrsity's YNCA for the last two
wears. has resigned to join hcr hus-
band, Robert NJ Fcrrell, who has re
turned from overseas duty as a
aptain in the army, in Akron, ONO.
Graduating from Ohio Wesleyan,
Mrs. Fcrrcll took her first lob in
1910 when she went to NagaaailL
Japan, to teach English and phiIo5-
aphy AT kWassuI College, a Meth
dist Womcu's school. Al the out-
break Of the war she rctu,.rod t.
he United States on a government
;sin t9c Trceldcrt Taft,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-31
SWEET POTATO FOOD
VALUE is STUDIED

College Station, Raleigh, May 81.
The food value of the sweet po-
tato, an important part Of the south
crn diets, has been the object of a
number Of studies by nutrltlc;lstS,
the most recent of which was MAJ
by the Agricultural Experiment Sta
t0ns of North Carolina and Geor-
gia, and is reported in a new bul-
letn Just off the press.
Dr.. ". J. Peterson, who directed
the work for the local Station, des-
cribes the project as an effort to de-
termine the effects that environment
tai conditions and cultural practices
as we'll as cooking methods have up
on the nutritiVe value of the po-
tatOcS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-31
EECITAL> At L. n. {.

Chapel Till May 81. - Virginia
Mason. University voice student from
Akron. O.. an5 Eli oh Wor"al 0r-
eanist from st. Petersburg, Fla,
save thar senior recitals IN Hill Hall
at Chapel IIill last night. Miss Mason
is pupil of Prof. Paul Young and
Miss Worr&u studies under Prof J.
p. Schinhan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-31
Says stroDG Hand Needed.

For example, Senator Ellcndc.
90 of Louisiana, cue of the +
Democrat to vote Wednesday against
tiking cut the Presidents draf.
labor clause from the emergency bill
but nevertheless a supporter Of tha
Senate version Of the Case bill, said.
II the President maiataina a
tlo2G hi' d and fights for govern
ment superiority ever labor racke-
tecrs, ] think the people Will respec'
him moro if he bows down t. them
The President told nc he has no
intention to withdraw the emergency
aIIl and intends to maintain law
and nrdern