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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12
Sran 9. G., Ga.

Gieie leiften Sautausi6lase rib
rem mellt Don unreinem glut ber. Sic
1ollten cine 5eitlang einen 8lutreini=
gung5tee trtnfen, Der 5u glei6er 3eit
leldt obfiibrt. ginen ousee5ei6neten,
aus 9eilfrautern beitebenben 9lut-
relni9ungstee erbalten Sic bon Mr.
u. SperL 1917 8onifap Street,
9ittSburgb 3, @a.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12
M, s., ga.

Sas 8elten0e lit nur 8ott Be-
fannt. @eoer elm Sterbli9er, nod
Die gngel nod bic Seufel fennen
ben Sag unO Die Stunoe. gu ben Dem
enoe Der @elt porbergebenoen 3ei-
hen gebort Die 8erlideruns, bob oas
8eltenoe nift eintreten iperoe, Bis
bas gpongelium allen Nationen Der.
fiinOet tporOen un6 Bis, nod bem
fl. Gaulus, bas iiibii6e 8olf befebrt
1poroen. Serner lpir6 Elm GROCER, all.
gemeiner slbfaQ bonn 8lauben 1lnb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12
MuAkuA@
Bon Yrpf. 5. 30. 9abreu,
Gcbafteur bes ,@aiieufreaub'
= Ssrau q. g., Snb. =

Sic Soiobobne (Sop Beam Itammt
aus China, no tie i6on Dor tauienoen
bon Sabren befannt mar. 9ie Chine
len fannten Sic Seilfraft Der &rau-
ter lange bepor Die 5ioiltlterte lpelt=
lihe @elt 0orouf aufmerfiam puroe.
9ie Spjobobne beiibt einen boben
NGbrpert unb ioQte in ieoer Sous
balhlng oI5 Semitic perwenoet lper=
oen. Sic lit in ollen iogenannten
ySealtb Stores" erbdltlih in per-
iGieoenen Jormen rno sufmahuns
gen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

ltngt es, Elm abnli6es Weittel gegen
Die itA INNER mebr ausbreitenoe
afertpinbe 5u finoen.
3u gn6e 6es alien Sab
res tpurbe boriiber geflagt, oaB un=
sefabr iehaig Sdiffe, bic NIT &oblen
1nb @etreioe belaben tparen, S1fen
am Itlantil6en Saean riht perlaiien
fonnten, tpeil es an 8en1annl,ne fell
te. Gie 2aoungen tparen fit Die Not=
leioenoen IN europa beItinlmt. Sb=
5mar Die giienbabnen iiberlaben tpa-
rem, 10 gelane es ibnen ood, bu,1bert-
fiinfunbiieb5ig Wiaionen 8uibel @ei=
gen an Die Itlantilde &iilte 5u befor-
bern.
Ole Gatbolic union Of
Sarmers of Canada bielt fiiralid ibre
einuno5manaigite Sabresperiamm=
lung IN Wontreal ab. Dem 8erbano
seboren iett 32,132 Meitslie6er an -
neutrality-suspicious. mebr ols
Dor einen Sabr.
Ole III ebermaB- m a 5 -8r it.
iteuer", melde inn Sabre 1941 als
&riegsmaBnabme eingefiibrt tpurbe
unb ieitoem Dem 8unoes- -Shatamt
$40, O0,OO0,0O0 51fiibrte, tpuroe am
l. sSanltar aufgeboben. Son bieIer
Steuer tpuroen Die Sarn1er niht be-
troffen, folglib bebeutet bie Mufbe.
bung oerIelben feine grleiaterung
Ser Steuerbiiroe, iolpeit oie 2anouirt-
iAaft inbetra6t fonmt. @eieIllhaf-
ten, Die infolde oes &rieges einen i'm
Sinne bes @eieses iibermGBigen 8ro.
tit er5ielten, be5ablten bisber 85.5
Bro5ent bes Brofites. Seit Dem 1.
Sanuar betragt bie &061trate Der
neuen Normal- unb Surtar- -Mbgabe
nur nod a6tnnboreibig Bro5ent, tpo.
otrd) Die Steuereinnabnlen aus Die
Ter anelle idasunsstpeile um $3,-
1876, 100000 i'm neuen sSabr perrin-
CERT tDeroen @s tpurbe bermntet, 6aR
mande Sirmen, Die 8erminoerung
Der Steuerrate erparteno, NIT Ser
llmitellnng (reconOersion) ni6t an
81 eilig naren lrnb Der Mangel an
pielen geoarfsartifeln gum Sell bier.
auf 5nriid5nfiibren mar. Die 3ufunft
n1nB es lebren, Oh Dies tpirflid) Der
Saa mar nnb Oh Die Mufbebung Der
uebermaBiteiler 5nr 5oIge baben
niro, Dob oas Qngebot bon s5arm-
'maibinen nn6 -gerdti1aften bebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12
- Tarn,-Runhfrtau
@pn S. W. Sepeni d, ebemali-
ger &ebaftenr bes ,GanbmanH'

0as q der bal,a m t in @ o.
ibington beridtete am ShluB bes
Sabres, Dob oie 9reiie fir Sarnpro,
Ouftc Wtitte 0e5ember auf 5peibun-
bertunoiieben Bro5ent itiegen, tpenn
Der Our6lfnittspreis in Ser geriobe
19O9/14 NIT bllnoert be5ei6net tper=
oe, unb bunoertunoa6t5ebn 8ro5ent
oes Sarttdts preiles errei6ten, eegen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dor einen ssabr.
ge5eidnet man oie 0ur6I6nittsprei=
le, Die fir 8eoarfsartifel in Der 8e-
riooe 19O9/14 be5oblt tpuroen, NIT
bunoert, 10 iino oiele ouf bunoert-
neununoa6t5ig geltiesen. Serner
puroe mitgeteilt, bob Ole Commodity
Credit Corporation IN tpe1igen Sa=
gen $4,000 8allen gaumtpolle, oie
iib I'M 8eiit oieier Corporation be,
finoen, meiItbieteno oerfaufen miro.
@eitere $4,000 8aaen 8oumnoue
iollen innerbalb bon 1eunsig Saaen
freigegeben tperoen.
Sm bergan genen Sa br r
Duroen bier5ulanoe unter 8unoes-
inipeftion 25,6OO,OOO,OOO Bfuno
6leiid) proou5iert, geseniiber 27,=
S63, 100000 8funo I'M 9fefor6iobr
1914, uno Dem belten 8orfriegsiabr
1884, als Die Sleiidprobuftion bie
Sobe BON 18,2O7OOO,OOO 8funo
Sleli6 proou5iert puroe, neil infolae
Ser berri6enben 9iirre 8ieb ntoIlen-
baft abgei6afft tperoen n1uBte. 9as
S6ladtpieb batte lestes Sabr einen
8ert bon insselamt $5,41t ,678,OOO,
cine Summe, Die nur in ben ssabren
1913 uno 1914 iibertroffen nur6e,
mo rtltno5man5is 8roaent mebr
ols Die 5armer i'm Iesten Sabr ser
Sorfriegs5eit aus Dem 8erfauf BON
S6la6toieb er5ielten.
9 ie IS ei5enernte e 81 II It a.
liens, mel6e iest etngebeimlt miro,
miro auf runo bunoertfiinfuno6rei=
Big Willionen 8ulbel gei6Gst. Ob-
gleld Der grtrag ben lebti1brigen
5lpeiunoeinbalbmal iibertrifft, lit er
1nter Dem 0ur6i6nitt Ser Iesten
5ebn Sabre.
9te g etreib 3 e. un6 8ieb-
futterernte &anabas bat einen 8ert
BON runo neunbunoertun6neun5ig
Collars. Gem @erte nod
lit es Die geringIte grnte felt Dem
Sabre 1941. Die @ei5enernte bat Ell
men @ert bon oreibunbertiiebenunb-
5ipan5ig Wilionen Dollars; oie Iett-
iabrige (1944) bate einen @ert bon
erbunoertunofiinf5ig Millionen
Dollars. 2ie groBten @ertabnabmen
entfalen auf Sasfat6epan un6 sll-
berta.
Sn Srlanb purben LETT
tes Sabr $4,000 acres Sla6s selaet,
gesen 3O,341 I'M Sabre 1914. Die
Proouftion bon Sladsfaier miro auf
II 100000 Bfuno geihdst.
Sn Mrgentini n ite bt l.
ne groBe SbIternte in glusIi6t: g.
597, 900 8uibel @epfel, 5,O75, 900
8uibel 8irnen S,698,OOO Buibel
Bfirii6e, 29,210 Sonnen 8flaumen,
S,598 Sonnen @prifoien, / ,1O2 Son.
men &irihen, 218,8O7 Sonnen Srou-
ben uto $4,000 8uibel Auitten.
Sn ser ii frifanii6 6 e n
Union nl1roen lettes sSabr (1945)
5,679,000 9ilten 3itrusfrudte er-
5ielt. Sie grnte lit Die geringite felt
bem Sabre 1887.
Ole 8iiienidaftbatii6 lid
Der 8efanpf1ng 6es l1ngeaiefers 1,no
l1nfraltes alien @rnltes aligepailot,
nno tpie aus Maoiion, @is., berih-
tet miro, lit ein 1pirfiames Weittel
5nr 8ernibtung bes 201pen5abns
Wutterblume) uno bes 8egeri9es in
einem Spriibmittel, befannt als 2,
AID, gefunoen 1porben. &ana6a-Di-
fteln, Die nit bieiem Wttel belpriibt
tpuroen, bliibten nidt. &offentli6 ge-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12
M., Sub.

Ginen Sil5but laBt man am beIten
denliid) reinigen Corp gleating).
@epobnli6e Slefe farn man ielbIt
bon Setts unb S6ntusflefen reit1i.
gen, inoem man ei1e Mi9ung bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12
: -SeilfrGnter.

Seler, tDelde Seilfr1uter benoti-
gen, mogen ii6 an Die neue lbreIle
oes Seilfrauternannes Intbonh
Sperl, 1O6 Bius Street, 9ittsburab
3, Ha., penoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

lingt es, Elm abnli6es Neittel gegen
Die fi6 INNER mebr ousbreitenbe
Iderpinbe 5u finben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

den wieder wissen wollen und xur
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun VOL.
len, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkriuter. Vorsicht: Nur IN 20
brauchen vie angewiesen.
Falls Sic 90 in lhrer Nachbarschafs
nicht kaufen k6nnen, sendcn Sic fur unssr
AipenkrSuter Einfuhrunssangebot und
erhalten Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12
MTTCTED 6Oc Wert--Pro-
MOO i LIN beflaschen Won

FORNpS HEIL-OEL IINlMENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnclle LinderunS Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer.
gen. muskul0sen Rlckenschmerxen, stei-
fem oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau.
ehungen und Verrenkunsen.
gewtsse vorJbereehende Maaenstorunnen
wte Sodbrennen und Verdauuno sstSrwn-
gen. hervorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-12

Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkei, an.
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fiihlen und an deren Symp.
tome Observation-Disclosures, 6blem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, Ver.
dauungsst6rung, Schlaf. und Appetite
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt yol von
Case und Blihungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkriuter.
Mehr ais Elm Abfihrmittel, es list auch
cine Magentitigkeit anregende Medi-
xin, hergestellt aus 18 der Natur eige-
men medizinischen Wurzeln, Krsutern
und Pnanzen. Alpenkriuter bringt
trage Darme gum Arbei-
ten und hilft, verharteten -
Abfall sanft und leicht e.S.
auszuscheiden, sowie die /
durch Hartleibigkeit yer ~
ursachten Case zu vertrei. ZMW
ben und gibt ExM
dem Magen das
angenehme &c.
fGhl von Wirme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden glicki. TsST:.H
cher Linderung kRfEEN
Won Hartleibig- SSskERA
keits h eschxver.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
CLAIMS
PROBLEM FACING
N. E. WORK GROUP

North Carolina has a general un-
employment claims problem, that
of returning veterans who have
not adjusted themselves, accord
ing to W. P. Niche, state train
ing technician for N. C. Employ
ment Claims Commission
The technician who is in Will
mington on his first official visit
today, said last night that the
majority of claims handled by the
office now are for returned veter-
ans, however there are still a
large number of non-veterans ap-
plicants in the State and several
hundred in Wilmington who are
eligible for compensation, because
a job has not been found which
would be suitable for them, or for
some other reason"
Niche said the local UCC de-
partment is a splendid office,
stated with exceptional person
nell"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
.SBI PROBE SHOWS
CHARGES UNTRUE
Chapel Hill Police, High
way Patrol Exonerated
In Henry Case

RALEIGH. May 22-P)-A probe
by the State Bureau of 1nvestiga'
ton into charges that Chapel Hill
police and members of the State
Highway patrol had conspired to
violate the States liquor lawse"did
not disclose n iota of evidence
to support the charges, a report
released by the Governors office
revealed Wednesday.
The charges were made by Tom
Henry, former prosecutor of the
Chapel Hill Recorders court, in q
voluminous letter to Governor
Cherry. Among many other things.
the letter charge that the Chapel
Hill police and State Highway
patrolmen stationed at Chapel Hill
had conspired to operate a liquor
ring using the University OIL
North Carolina as a front"
The probe was ordered by
Governor Cherry with instructions
to 'let the chips fall where they
may" after it had been requested
by the Chapel Hill board Of alder
men and by officials of the univer-
sity. H. L. Pearce, SMI agent who
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
NAL WILL START
HAVANA RUN SOON
Baker Announces Plan For
First Flight In Early
Summer

NEW YORK, May %. -W.H-
v. T. Baker. president OF National
Airlines, said Wednesday night
that Nationals new service be
tween Miami and Havana and Tam
pa and Havana. authorized by the
Civil Aeronautics board, would be
inaugurated the early part OF the
summer, possibly sooner.
Start of the new service, Baker
said, would depend on the time
needed to provide landing and radio
facilities at Havana.
Baker said the airlines woulc
use four-engined, 46-passenger DC
4 transports or the new routes.
He disclosed that the company
was considering establishment OF
nonstop New York to Havana
service, with a flying time OF less
than V hours from here to the
Cuban capital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23

was formerly Chief of Police in
Raleigh, made the Investigation.
At the conclusion of the lengthy
report, Pearce said:
1.-The investigation did not dis
close one iota of evidence to sub
stantiate a single accusation Mr..
Tom Henry had made, as agent
was totally unable to discover any
evidence even remotely pointing
to the veracity Of his charges"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23

IA families owned property worth
more than so, 900, 900 (M) yen (S3,-
1888, 1881
In addition, they deposited g.
900, 900 CM) yen in securities with
the imperial household treasury as
the war ended, obviously to pro-
tect the securities from anticipated
seizure"
Jennings said the securities were
ordered returned to the owners anc
would be taxed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
YMCA Champions TO Get
E1nbZems AT Ceremonies

son Fred Orgsl, Oscar Simpson
and Herman Hayden
Two-Man Volley
Twpman vcllsy champions were
Charles Stephenson and Herman
Hayden,
In the Noon Business mems
lsasus ne Sunshine Laundry team
vas winner With Eugene Billiard
J. 8. McQuere. Bill Mclntirs, Tom
Griffin and Edwin Carter playing.
Softbal champion cadets were
Mack DagenharI. Jon Geroes'
Jack Craig and Upchurch, mem
oers Of Thrift stores cam.
Softbal champions Juniors team
FOX Royal Bakery with Pete
Dannenbaum. Lawrence Pennlng-
ton. Junior Hollis. George Zlollng,
Graham Farmer and c. \. Jugeson
playing.
Swimming champions were Dave
Padrick with IS points. Tom Lewis
with u points, Van Sellers Win
II points.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23

All champions of the YMCF
,hysical department will receive
uarter sleeve "Y'' shirts al spe'
ial ceremonies tomorrow nlsn'
+ 7:3O. Adam Smith, director sal
asst night.
pefreshments will be served.
basketball leagues have flnlSns0
he contests, and the fo-IoWlhs
.hampions have been announced
Cadet winners
In the cadet class, the Peoples
Rank team; John Gerdes. captain
BENDER Durham. Shunny bi
md Louis Frost.
Winners in the Junior class were;
,ixie Candy Company, John
Nright. John Walker. Graham
farmer, Russell clark, Fowler
,ow and Richard Padgett.
In the older boys class. Lanes
,ruo Store: Bobby Crowley,
.antaip. Max Collie, W. Hansley
George Mclean, and Wayne Be
,ore.
Senior YMCA basketball team
won the city league title with
<ellv. Deal. King. Pieper, Church,
3ullard, Mason Gertz and Hlnson
Champ Foul Shooter
The champion foul shooter in the
class was jim ~Jeffords; in
he Junior class, Charles Nivens;
)lder boys class, Bob Crowley
Y Sunday school basket ball lea
me- Douglas Sloan; y Senior
lass. Bill Mason.
In the 'Y' class athletic meet
he champions we're as follows;
,adet class, Harold Johnson, Bud
" Davis. and Louis Frost. junior
lass winners were Melton Sellers
inn schulken and Richard Padgett.
n the older boys class winners
vere: shorth Stevens, Jack PARK
r and Louis Grissom.
vollev ball champions were the
BUSINESS mems league; Hawk
cam. Charles Stephenson, Julian
Goodwin, o. l.. Harris, Sam Jonn-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
COMMITTEE DEALS
0PAT TOUGH PUNCH
Senate B Banking Group
Votes To Kill Low-Cost
Clothing Program

NAoy N S"D
The Senate Banking committee
dealt OPA a staggering blow
Wednesday when it voted to kill
the agency's program to force pro-
duction of loW-cost clothing.
It adopted, 10 to 3, an amend.
ment to the OPA extension bill
which would abolish on July 1 the
maximum average price order by
which OPA has forced clothing
manufacturers to produce low ano
medium-priced goods along with
high price lines. The proviso al
ready has been approved by the
House.
Subsidies Hit
The committee also swung its axe
on OPA'S subsidy program, vot-
ing IA to 2 to abolish virtually all
subsidies after May /, 1947, and
to limit such payments to l, l0o, 000,-
900 during the 10 months beginn-
ing on July l.
The subsidy amendment was de-
scribed as a compromise" be-
tween administration requests and
the drubbing subsidies took in the
House.
House Version
OPA had asked for $2,051, 900, 900
to finance subsidy payments
through June 30, 1947, with $780,
900, 900 earmarked to step up food
production and 1921 900, 900 intended
to boost the output of critically
needed petroleum, rubber and
other products. The House authori-
zed only $500, 900, 900 and ordered
a halt in meat subsidies on July !
and an end to all other subsidies
on Dec. 81.
Sen. Robert A. Taft, R., o., said
the committee intends to work out
some means of assuring that the
payments will be reduced gradually
during the 1C-month period before
they are abolished out right.
Building Materials
The ban Goes not apply to the
$500, 900, 900 in building material
subsidies authorized in separate
Legislation to increase the produc-
ton of scarce building supplies.
Neither does it affect payment on
copper, lead and zinc.
Sen. C. Douglass Buck, R., Del,
sponsored the amendment to kill
of OPA's cheap clothing program.
Industry representatives testified
during committee hearings that it
was forcing many manufacturers
out of business since they were re-
quired to produce low-cost gar
ments at a loss while OPA ignored
their pleas for price relief.
... Voted Down
Buck also sought to cut the
81. 100. 0Oo, 900 approved for SUBJ
sides to 500, GOO, 900 but was
voted down.
The committee earlier rejected,
II to 7, proposal by Sen. Homer
e.. Capehart, R., Ind, to end food
subsidies by July /.
A special subcommittee mean
time sought to draw UP a COM
bination amendment incorporating
three separate proposals limiting
OPA's authority:
Three Proposals
l, Giving Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson power to re-
move price controls on agricul-
ture commodities. offered by Sen.
John H. Bankhead. D.. Ala, it was
tentatively approved by the full
committee yesterday.
Z. Creation of a special board to
govern the decontrol of all but
Agricultural goods. 1t was pro-
posed by Sen. Eugene D. Milllkin,
R., Colo.
Barley Plan
3. Removal of controls on plenti-
full commodities after Dec. 81 Of
this year. provided prices advan-
ced only to a moderate" level
and did not upset others. It was
drafted by Democratic Leader AL.
ben W. Barley. CKy.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
IMPORTANT ROYAL
FAMILIES TOPPED
FROM NIP PAYROLL

TOKYO, Thursday, May 23-(P-
Fourteen royal families, including
those of Emperor Hirohito's three
brothers, were Topped from the
public payroll by Allied order to-
day and denied all special privi-
leges including immunity from
taxation"
The order did not affect Emperor
Hirohito's immediate family.
Lieut.. Col. D. H. Jennings, OF
the Economic and Scientific sec
ton, Allied Headquarters, said the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
TO SPEAK

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, May %
- up Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson and Senator
Harry F. Byrd will be among the
speakers at the annual meeting
of the National Peanut council
here May 1928.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23

Though the President Of ~.
United States is comman~s
chief Of the Army and Navv
form. Uie uni>
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
WILL TALK

HENDERSON, May 22.-(P-
Various aspects of tobacco market
ing will be discussed by a group
of speakers at the annual con-
vention of the bright belt ware
house association at Myrtle Beach,
S. c., next Monday and Tuesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23

Originally, a cartridge was a
round of powder wrapped in pa
per for use in a flintlock musket.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Hoya Coach Planning
New Plays Against
N. Y. U. Saturday

Acting. on a scouting report OF
Joe McF'adden, who believes he
spotted one or two weaknesses in
New York University's defense,
Coach Jack Hagerty today dis-
grammed couple Of new plays the
Hoyas will use against the Violet
Saturday at New York.
McFadden saw N. Y. q. against
Lehigll and again when 1t played
Fordhann, and both times detected
openings for plays that could go
with Georgetowrl's type Of material.
But Hagerty, of course, intends to
rely on the spread, Babe Baranow-
skis passing and the sprinting OF
Jack Preston, Len Bonforte, Paul
Walsh, ct al.
Elmer Raba, who has been out a
month with q banged-up knee, was
punting yesterday with no obvious
Ill effect, and Hagerty believes his
No. / quarterback may be able to
take his place in the lineup. On
the other hand it seems that Full
back Joe Murphy, End Larry
Kcncelik and Guard Elmer Oberto
win miss the fray because Of in
juries.
Georgetown viii leave Washing
ton Friday morning and work out
at Yankee Stadium that afternoon.
AS it is the final game OF the
season the Hoyas will disband inn
mediately after the game. and prob
ably will celebrate with break
training party. &
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Sports Program for Local Fons

Episcopal at Woodberry Forest.
Orange, Va.
Washington-Lee High at Lane
High, Charlottesville, Va.
Hockey.
Baltimore VS.. washington,
Uline Arena, $50.
SATURDAY.
Football.
Georgetown at New York Uni
versity.
Maryland at Michigan state,
Lansing, Mich.
Cherry Point Marines at GUAM
tico Marines, q.
Charlotte Hall VS.. Chamberlain,
Roosevelt Stadium, 2.
Blair vs.. Bethesda, College
Park, 2.
Pro Basket Bali.
Toronto VS.. Washington, Uline
Arena, $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
BY the. Asseeiossd Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. TO-.
Coach Bert La Brucherie won't
give his U. G. L. A. Bruins q pep
talk before their cruciai game
Saturday with Southern Cali
fornia- he II say 1t with music.
All season long, the Bruin
coach has hired Q man to come.
into the dressing room and play
phonograph records for his play
ers for . half hour before game
time.
Music hath charms to soothe
the restless gridders, La. Bruch-
erie believes. He says he made
the discovery one afternoon early
in his career as q high school
coach when he dropped down
beside a portable radio playing
Evening star., 1946-11-20
|Unbedfen Delaware,
|huhIenberg Clash
For Mythical Title
By Tho Associated Press

WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. 2o.-
The University of Delaware and
Muhlenberg College, two-high pow
cred gridiron machines which have
been producing points in astro-
nomical figures, clash here Saturday
for the mythical little college foot
ball championship.
A white-hot football fever gripped
sports fans In the area today as
Delaware Coach, Bill Murray, sent
his team-unbeaten in It's last 2s
games-through a vigorous work
out In preparation for It's most i'm
portant game of the season.
For Muhlenberg, situated in the
City Of Allentown in Pennsylvania &
Lehigh Valley. has what is prob
ably its best football team in his
tory.
Coach Floyd Schwartzwalder has
converted an all-losing record into
an all-winning mark. The Mules
long major basket ball power, but
q stumblebum In football circles
had lost all five games played last
year.
| But then came Schwartzwalder
and an eight-game winning streak in
which the Mules rolled UP 259 points
Delaware, in nine consecutive VIC
tories this season, has scored 317
points.
To the winner of Saturdays game
the reward almost assuredly will be
| q bowl trip. Both Delaware and
Muhlenberg have received "feelers'
from the lesser bowl committees
but the winner might be in line for
q trip to the Orange or Cotton Bowl
1t is expected that the l4,000 who
will jam into Wilmington's baseball
park for the game will witness q
clash between Muhlenberg's speed
with the Mule attack paced by swift
Jack Crider, freshman speedster who
has scored IA touchdowns. and Della.
wares depth and strong team CO.
ordination.
Murray, former Duke University
star. insists Delaware has no stand.
out players.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Harris Offers Butboy, strunqers for Vernon.
Shoughnessy Needs Two Wins
To Boost Lifetime 7 7otuI to $50

Clark Shaughnessy is two games
shy of the $50 mark in football
coaching victories, mark he ex-
peeted to attain this year before his
University of Maryland squad hit
the skids but one still within reach
II his team can beat Michigan State
and North Carolina State.
In 80 years Of coaching at six
schools. Tulane CID, Loyola of the
South co, Chicago, (D, Stanford
(2y, Pittsburgh Cd and Maryland
(2J, Shaughnessy teams have won
148 games, lost lot and tied IA, with
Chicago and Pittsburgh his only los
ing ventures.
The Terps have played their best
football Of the season the last two
Evening star., 1946-11-20

weeks, despite 21-17 loss to South
Carolina two weeks ago, and stand
better change of beating the
Spartans this Saturday in Lansing
than they do against the stronger
Wolfpack next week.
Michigan State has played eight
games and won the first, fourth and
eighth games on its schedule, over
Wayne, Penn State and Marquette,
which makes 1t even more inconsis-
tent than Maryland.
According to word from Lansing,
Michigan State was strengthened by
the return Of three injured players,
Fullback Steve Siereskij, Halfback
Russ Reader and End Ed Sobocxak
These three missed the Marquette
game last week.