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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
Training Leaders To Meet; Flower
Show By Home Clubs Is Scheduled

All clubwomen who are interest
ed in taking a tour to New York
or to Manteo during the summer
will notify their local recreation
leader who are as follows: Myrtle
Grove, Mrs. John R. Teachey;
Masonboro, Mrs. F. L. Traister;
Lake Forest, Mrs. J. H. Wilson,;
Carolina Beach, Mrs. John Nc
Leod; Murraysville, Mrs. S. W.
Murray; Wrightsboro, Mrs. Elmo
Fountain; Sunset Park, Mrs. J. F.
Crawford; East Wilmington, Mrs.
Harry Terrell; Winter Park, Mrs.
] E. Hall; Kures Beach, Mrs. O.
J. Brown; Gordon Road, Mrs.
Ruby Buck; Bradley Creek, Mrs.
A. Williamson and Mrs. Garland
Brown; Audubon, Mrs. R. L. Bos-
tain; Oak Hill, Mrs. c. L. Bowden;
South Wilmington, Miss Doris
Landen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07

Ether was not put to any prac-
teal use until 1912, although it
was discovered in the 18th CEN
turv.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
Miss LaPorte,
Bride Elect
Of Week, Feted
Mrs. R. R. Christie Enter.
tains So turday With
Luncheon At St. Johns

Miss Anne Harrison LAP orte.
whose wedding will be an event OF
Wednesday afternoon at St. Mary S
Pro-Cathedral in Wilmington, was
honored yesterday with delight
full luncheon at St. Johns Tavern
by Mrs. Robert R. Christie.
The luncheon party was held in
the East room of the Tavern and
the brides table held a centerpiece
of white spring flowers flanked
by three-branched candelahra hold
ing burning tapers.
Luncheon was served at 1870
o'clock to the following: Miss La
Porte, honoree; Mrs. William Fran
els LaPorte, Mrs. Robert 4.
Christie, Jr., of Charlotte; Miss
Nudge Strange, Miss May Taylor,
Miss Mary Symmes, Mrs. James
Edmunds, Miss Jocelyn Peck,
Miss Lucy Sheffield, Mrs. James
Vivian, and Miss Martha Bellamy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
Dorothy McEwen,
Harry Hosack Wed
In Denver, Colo

The wedding of Miss Dorothy
McEwen and Harry Neal Hosack
was solemnized on Friday, March
IS. at 4:30 o'clock by the Rev.
Paul White. pastor of the Reform
Presbyterian church of Denver,
Colo, in a double ring ceremony.
The bride chose for her wedding
a lime green wool suit with pink
and black accessories and cor
sage OF white orchids.
Mrs. Hosack is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight McEwen of
Wilmington. She was discharged
from the Womens Reserve of the
U. S. Navy on February 10 nav
ing served 16 IL months in that
branch of the service. While in the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07

The following trained clothing
leaders will give the demonstration
en- The Cleaning and Care of the
Sewing Machine in their local
clubs during the week:
Mrs. W. A. Murray, Murrays-
vile; Mrs. Fred Herring, Kures
Beach; Mrs. J. A. Short assisted
by Mrs. M. D. Brinn, Oak Hill.
The Annual spring Flower show
Of the New Hanover County Fed
Grafton Of Home Demonstration
clubs will be held on Thursday
May 2 in the home demonstration
agents office. Al clubwomen are
asked to make at least one entry.
Miss Ruby Pearson, assistant state
All club leader, will be the guest
speaker on the morning of May 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
Sylvia Kaminsky,
Meyer Blumberg
To Wed In June

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Kaminsky
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Sylvia, to Meyer Blum
berg, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Blumberg.
The wedding will take place
June 2.
Miss Kaminsky is a graduate OF
Savannah High school, She is the
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Evenson, TIC Castle street, Will
mington.
Mr.. Blumberg is a graduate Of
GINA. and attended the Universe
ty Of Georgia. i
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan S. Haskell
Jr., announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Sandra Jeanne, April 8 a
| Marion Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
Hi-Y Minstrel
Slated Friday
AT High School

Black faces, catchy tunes, loud
colors, good old fashioned jokes
and lots of fun-why that sounds
like the Hi.Y Minstrel is here
again. Yes, il is here again. The
33rd annual Hi-Y Minstrel, the
blackface sensation of each year
is scheduled for Friday, April IL
at 8 o'clock in the New Hanover
High school auditorium.
The minstrel will consist of the
traditional semi-circle in which
solos and comedy are intermittant.
Johnny King. post graduate stu
dent, who literally stole last year
show, will again be on hand as
an end man. Rex Willis, Allen
Lanier and Bobby Melton will also
take parts as the traditional enc
men. Joann Plaster and Jear
Cross as end-women, will try tt
hold their own among the men
Among the soloists are: LAIR,
Dagenhart, Rachel Blackham
Jimmy Brown, Flora McIver ane
Bobby Melton.
| The second part of the minstre
will be court scene. Taking par
in this skit are: Ebe Goodwin, Tom
my Hall, Earl Goodwin, Rober
Furr, Mary Ann Spi1lman, Ann;
Kamer, Billy Hill, Herman Swan
and Jack Perkins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
Audrey Lucille Moss,
James F. Walker Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Moss an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Audrey Lucille, to
James Franklin Walker, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Walker of this
city.
Miss Moss is graduate of High
Point High school and for the past
year has neen employed in the
Timekeeping Bureau of the At
lantic Coast Line railroad.
Mr.. Walker is a graduate of New
Hanover High school and is af-
filiated with the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad.
The wedding will take place
within the near future.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07

Katherine Meier wore sarong'
type bathing suit in silk jersey.
With her black hair and gorgeous
coloring, she made quite an at
tractive model In anything she
wore.
Martha Bellany showed off a
pink silk play dress to advantage.
AS she mounted the top ramp, she
removed the bolero to display a
mid-riff cone in woven n1ateriel,
the same as the dress. There were
many lovely dresses, date and
everyday, and the suits were stun
ring. And, true to form, the men
came. through with their two rep
resentatives.
AS a climax to a parade Of the
fashions to be, trousseau For the
spring bride was shown. Mary
league modelled pair Of jade
and black lounging pajamas while
Jean Mead wore a white satin
negligee with lace-top robe to
match. Each of the models came
cut in bridesmaids dresses and
formed a seni-circle on the ramp.
AS maid-of-honor, Ann Bryant was
lovely in a pink evening dress.
carrying a matching ostrich fan.
Bob Tilden entered as the bride
groom. And, Katherine Meier was
more beautiful than ever in a
bridal gown with seed pearl coro-
net and veil of bridal illusion. Her
bouquet was of real orange bios
SONS which were flown here from
Florida. Truly a fitting end to a
wonderful night Of fashions.
When George Paxton cut loose
with Film fam Sauce" the
Jumpers" could hold themselves
back no longer, and the floor was
alive and jumping with all the
''hepsters" present. With the
group o. onlookers you would have
seen some Of the High school
faculty, Miss Dorothy Harper,
Miss Martha Cromartie, and Miss
Martha Stack. There was also
Miss Elizabeth King, Dorothy Nc
Cowan and Chubby Paul, Sara
Koonce and Billy Melton, Law
renee Bowden and Sheila Ryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Orrell, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson O'Quinn, Miss
Mary Ann Chatham and Dudley
Mote, Rosemary Sweeney and
Herman Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ken Kavanaugh, and Thad, Walker
and Mary Jarman.
] st as at every dance, there
were some boys who came stag
and they were Willie Hewlett, Sid
ney Holford. Bill Montgomery, Ian
Rothweil, Willard Herring, James
Goodwin (who has just returned
from service in Germany, Fred
Hatch, and Jim Benson. There
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
Miss Lois Herring,
Allen Carney Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. v. Herring OF
Sumter, S. c., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Lois,
to Allen Carney, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Carney of Wilmington.
The wedding will take place May
4 at the First Baptist church.
Miss Herring resides with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Rocks of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07

7 ZEN AGE
TAT TIER
Bu Cunthia johnson

affair has end and everyone
who was there really wonderful time the Lions dance
onlookers well
start off the gala evening models repre-
senting the city displayed some OF the spring
fashions. ILL.,.
clothing Mobley stunning
onepiece classic bathing suit with straps And Bunny
Rlackhan suit 1t seems as
every Bunny made her entrance eager
attempted shoot with
of but But just Bunny made
her way to clad in the bath suit the
flashed and the photographer sat Gown Win loo OIL
bic foco
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
Donald Brown Sings
Tonight At Trinity

Tonight at the 8 o'clock worship
service at Trinity Methodist
church, Donald Brown will sing
THE Lords Prayer" by Malotte.
Mr.. Brown is well known through
out the city for his excellent per-
Torrance in the MINIS G,ee club
operetta, New Moon" He has
also been heard as soloist in sew
eral chur ches in Wilmington.
The Rev. E. B. Fisher, pastor,
will preach on the subject, THE
Spirit Of Charity
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Howard an
nounce the birth of u son, Jay
Hall Howard, on April 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
Manette Dixon,
John W. MIMI
Engaged To Wed

Mrs. Hazel c. Dixon Of Whining
ton, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Manette, to John w.
Mintz, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Danial
w. Mintz of Wilmington.
Wedding plans will be announced
later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
Mystery-Hit By Work.
Shop Set This Week
Continued From Page One)

play is one Of mystery combining
with the death of Holbrook, E. E.
Erb to make the audience do a
bit Of premature guessing as to
his identity.
Holbrook is killed by Driscoll, a
character DEPT c t e d by T. R.
Jack" Cowie. Driscou is the
family "ws tchdog" of the treasury
and his ''double-crossing" methods
are revealed as he kills his bene.
factor before the eyes of the audi
ence.
A man Of mystery, Smith,
played by James c. King, adds to
the intrigue of the plot. King,
county prosecutor in public life, re.
verts to the opposite side Of the
fence in his role. Smith, charac-
ter from the city, makes life
miserable for Jessop, small towr
cop, as he upsets Jessop's theo
RES in order. Jessop. played by
Billy Lane. adds both comedy anc
mystery to the action.
Aunt Alicia, Miss Hartlwicke
talks in stage double-talk as she
says the wrong things at the RICH
time and vice-versa throughout thu
action.
The action is centered around
Bunny, man of mystery played .
Ben M. Jones, Jr., Bunny is a visit
or to the Holbrook home ane
throughout the scenes acts as
handy man to have around"
Roberts, Holbrooks' butler, Ii
played by Andy Johnson.-JC)-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-07
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Edens an
nounce the birth of a son, Robert
James, 3rd on March 26 at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Edens is the
former Hattie Crews.
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Hrano 20 pse veiiko stone

Porocllo trgoVskega depart
menta z dine 9. oktobra pravi,
da potrosi amerisko ljudstvo "a
hrano V k~onzervah, XII je prepa-
rirana "a pse, sto milijonov do
larjev ma leto, sedem milijonov
pa "a zdravljenje psov pri zivi-
nozdravnikih. Poleg tega potro-
Sijo ljudje tri milijinoe dollar
jew "a odeje psom in "a razno
drugo opremo MIN V udobje.
Tu MISC vsteti izdatki "a zivez
psom, katerega ljudje sami pre-
parirajo, nit ne licence. Vsega
skupaj je V tel dezeli okrog IS
milijonov psov.
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Sc dolgo potem, ko so Sc Min
re vozili vsi drugi vladarji, prin-
ci in knezi. A koncno so sc mo-
dernemu toku podali tudi V Va
tikanu in papez je tedaj dobil
emo najlepSih limuzin. Rekli SO,
da je bila nalasc zanj narejena.
Konji SO torej V modi lie Sc ma
a~ngleSkem dvoru, toda samo V
naivecjih svecanostih, kadar Sc
krali in kraljica Sc volta V zlati
kociji, XII 10 vlece vec parov ele-
gantnih konj.
Jugoslaviia je placala sorod-
nixon petih ubitih ameriSkih
letalcev $780, 900 ali $50, 900 "a
vsakega. Sorodniki enega so re-
XII, da Jim ia znesek ne DO dial
ubitega sina in brata nazaj in je
naravno, da bi raise MEGA ka-
kor pa $50, 900. Bill je pac nepri-
jeten, morda tudi neroden Incl
dent, "a katerega pa Jugoslavi-
ia odklanja krivdo. Omenjeno
vsoto je placala - tako so po-
jasnili V Beogradu - IL Glove
koljubnosti in IL simpatije do
sorodnikov pokojnih letalcev.
Skoda "a diva ameriSka razbita
letala pa Jugoslavija noce pla-
cati. Vzlic temu je ia neljuba
zadeva menda v glavnem po-
ravnana in S casoma DO tudi po-
zabljena, kot Sc pozabi vse dru-
go, pref ali slej tudi vojne in
Meme grozote, ceprav je bio V
Min ubitih stotisoce in m%ilijone
ljudi. Bio pa bi morda dobro,
&c jih svet ne bi pozabil tako hi
tro. Verjetno je, da &c 81 Jill bi
narodi ohranili pred ocmi, Sc bi
move vojne ne mogle dogajati
tako zlahka in tako pogosto.
Drew Pearson, XII Sc V svojih
prerokbah rad zmoti, je V sojih
komentarjih V radiu dine 5. ok
tobra trdil, da ie naSa vlada An
CLIO skrivoma zalozila z atom
skimi bombami. Vojni tajnik je
to trditev zanikal. Zdaj je vpra-
SAME ali maj verjamemo MENU
ali Pearsonu. Nekaj lie mora biti
ma stvari.
Anglesko letalo, XII Sc je mo-
ralo pred par tedni blizu NiSa v
Jugoslaviji spustiti ma tia, je
postalo precinct ~hujskacev, ces,
kako a%rogantna je Titova vlada.
Pa je zadevo koncno London
pojasnil, ola nj bio v Mi nicesar
narobe, lie NAL nesporazum, XII
pa ga nj zakrivila jugoslovanska
oblast. Tako je sla stvar mimo
ne da Sc bi razpletla v "inci-
dent.
Neki Rus je ponarejal karte
"a dobavo sladkorja. Oblast mt
je prisla ma sled in bill je ma So
discu v Moskvi obsojen V smrt
Vsega skupaj je S ponaredbam
dobil nepostavno nekaj ton slad
korja in pr tenn precej zasluzil
Ali Sc mt je izplaealo? Ne V Ru
sill Pri mas bi morda uspel.
Blizu Gorice so 8. oktobra ma
sli v grmovju ubitega sloven
skega kaplana, XII so ga pogre
Sail re par tednov. Bale so 6;
ubili "komunisti'', ker SO ga su
mill sodelovanja z italijanskim
nationalist in fasisti. Gorisk
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(NadalievanJe S 1. strani.)

(INdQdIJSNdIJS D l.. oA~A'/
lati "pokoro" V kak samostan.
Da bi bill Skof obsojen V kamno-
lone tolci kamenje, kaj takega
Sc V Evropi, ne drugje, nj doga-
jalo. Dogajalo pa Sc je skozi sto-
letia, ola so bill skofje sodniki
in Gestokrat V izrekanju kazni
zelo krvoloGni.
Kardinal Mooney V Detroitu
ie Titov rezim obdolzil terorja
prot katoliSki duhovScini, bru-
talne "Gistke' prot Mi in apeli-
raj ma mas drzavni department,
mai stori V obrambo preganjane-
ga nadSkofa Stepinaca vse po-
trebne korake, da Sc ga osvobo-
di. Pravi, da Sc mu cudno zdi,
ker ie naSa vlada vprico Titove-
ga divjaStva tako ravnodusna in
brezbrizna. Pa nj. LIE pomagati
81 ne more.
Edward Kardelj je anglo-ame-
riSkemu bloku dejal, da nj ma
pravil IL mirovne conference
drugega kot Stevni stroj - pet
najst glasov proti Sestim. Am
pax Stevni stroj sam ma sebi ne
pomeni miru, neglede kolikSno
vecino naSteje. Kardelj je po-
udaril, da mora mir sloneti ma
sporazumih, razumevanju pra-
vice, ma kompromisih in wa
jemnosti. AmpaK take reel MISC
bile Sc nikoli svOjstva diploma
CHE.
Senatorial Vandenberg in Con-
nally sta Sc ma mirOvni konfe-
renci V Parizu V pomOc Byrne-
sow taktiki ("be tough with
Russian pridno o~glaSala. Eden
Nmed nju Sc je pc sprejemu
italijanske mirovne pogodbe
Cglasovalo Sc je 0 vsaki klavzuli
posebej) spozabil, da je V vecji
druzbi radostno poudaril, "to
smo iih namlatili!" In je dodal:
'Oni (sovjetski biloxi imajo be-
sedo, mi pa besedo in glasove."
Morda je mislil, da je V zveznem
senatu, kjer lahko en- glas veci-
ne pomeni novo postavo, Xxi je
veljaVna tudi "a m%anjSino. Toda
Parizu je bill vsak glas oddan
V menu drzave, katero je dele
gat zastopal. Ako je bill V mani
SIM, to ne pomeni, da Sc DO mo-
rala njegova vlada svojemu sta
liScu odreci. Kajti kot je rekel
Kardelj: wi Sc radujete, a mi
CJugosloVani) te conference ne
bono nikdar pozabili. Borili Sc
bono tOliko casa, da Sc nam
storjeno krivico popravi." Anne
risk senator je med ten lahko
spoznal, ola Vecina ma mirovni
konferenci ne pomeni isto kot V
zveznem senatu ali V %poslanski
zbornici, kjer vsak poslanec gla-
suje pc svojem nagibu in IL svo-
Jill nagnjenj, torej kot indivi-
dualist, neglede ma volilce, in
n~eOziraje Sc ma stranko.
POmozni vOjni tajnik Syming-
ton Sc je pohvalil z nacrtom, XII
DO dial naSim morebitnim bodo-
elm sovraznikom razumeti, da
Sc z Mani nj Saliti, ako nocejo
biti V naprej tepeni. Doloca tu-
re nash velebombnikoV okrog
sveta. "Kajti tudi zracna flota
je lahko instrument naSe vnanje
politike in Mi V oporo, ne samo
vojna mornarica." Torej cika
tudi Symington ma Rusijo. Med
tenn prihajajo IL Sovjetske uni
je poroGila, ne samo il soviet
skin temveC tudi iz ameriSkih
casnikarskih krogov, da 81 ljud-
stvo tam ne zeli drugega kakor
mir, ola 81 V MENU obnovi svoja
poruSene vasi in mesta, da 81
popravi ceste in mostove, prido-
bi Irvine in strojev "a obdelo-
vanje poll in da 81 ustvari raz-
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da je bill ubiti duhovnik Savad-
low vzoren in da Sc nj pecal S po-
litiko. Ako bi to trdil KIDD drugi
namesto Margottija, hi mu bilo
laglje v%erjeti. Dejstvo pr vsem
tenn je lie, da~ Sc z umori vpra-
SANTA Julijske krajine ne DO no
glo reSiti.
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OMENTARU

mere, V DO VIG-
dino ziveti.
Dive sOvjetski republiki, XII sta
poleg ruske sovjetske republi-
re najveeji Ukrajinska in Be1o-
rusija) V uniji, sta skoro popol-
noma razdejani in njuna polja
SO bila opustosena kot da so ne
pregledna puscava. Mnoga veil
ka mesta SO bila spremenjena v
razvaline. Unicevanje Sc je pri-
cello oh umiku sovjetske arma-
de, da hi Nemcem ne prislo mic
koristnega V roke. Potem so ru-
Sill Nemci oh svojem umiku. In
tako je slo semintja cd nacijske
invazije q. junija 1941, pa do
konca vojne. Cisto umevno je,
ola Sc ljudstvo tako silovito pri-
zadetih dezel cudi, kako Sc sploh
kje ma svetu Sc morejo dobiti
vplivni ljudje, XII govore o ne
izogibnosti tretje svetovne vol
ne.
Chicago Tribune ina V Hell
sinkih ma Finskem porocevalca,
XII vprasuje ma postal in V no.
telih il Moskve in drugih kra-
jew Sovjetske unije doSle potni-
Ike, ces, kako je tam, kakSne so
razmere, kaj pocno boljSevi-
XII -? Nekateri petniki so opre-
mi in nocejo odgovarjati ne ia
ko ne tako, ceS, da SO bill tam
pc opravkih, drugo jih ne briga.
Dobe pa Sc tudi zgovornejsi, XII
so Tribuninemu reporterju ma
scebetali 0 pomanjkanju V Ru-
sill, O udobju "a privilegirance
V Moskvi, o SLIM draginji, O lju-
deb, XII SO V capah namesto OBJ
lekah in obuvalih, 0 pomanjka-
nju strojev V Ukrajini, O neza-
dostni zetvi, o nezadovoljstvu
Use to je lahko res, dasi lie V
najbolj prizadetih krajih, pc ka-
terih' je vojna stiri leta pusto-
Sila. Toda V Tribuni je tudi tr-
ditev, XII je IL trte izvita. Nam
rec, da 81 sovietske mase zele
move vojne, in sicer cato, ker so
uveriene, da DO anglo-ameriSki
biloxi V Mi Rusijo pretepel ter
osvobodil njena ljudstva izpod
tiranskega komunizma.
McCormickov "najvecji dnev-
mix ma svetu" Chicago Tribune)
.je pred vojno vzdrzaval V Rigi
posebno propaganda pisarno
proti Sovjetski uniji, XII so il tn
in 20 svetu rekli "kovacnica la
III. Men glavni ravnatelj je bill
Donald Day. Tribune in ma ME
ma p~orocila narocene liste je pol
nil s spisi O strahotah, XII Sc code
V Rusiji. V tenn oziru nj takrat
V zagrizenosti do USSR preka-
sal cikaske Tribune noben drug
svetovni list. Ko je prisla Riga
pod sovjete, je Day pobegnil ma
Finsko in cd tam nadaljeval. V
casu Hitlerjevega napada ma
Rusijo Sc je ia Hitlerjev ljub-
ljenec vpisal prostovoljno V fin
sko armada. Medtem je ameri-
Ska tajna sluzba dognala, da je
bill Donald Day placan Hitler
jew propaganda in spijon tudi
V casu, ko ga je placevala "a
svojega dopisnika Nice ormicko-
va Tribuna. Slednja Sc je potem
radi tega veckrat opravicevala
z izjavo, da je Donalda Dayja
odslovila Sc predno Sc je 1--WE
delo, da je V nacijski sluzbi. Ker
Sc nj Mccormick IL takih Incl
dentov mic naucil, skusa svojo
kovacnico hujskanja in lazi pro-
ii Rusiji obnoviti.
NadSkof Richard j. Gushing
V Bostonu je odredil, da smejo
odslej V njegovi nadskofiji vo-
ziti z avti tudi nune. To cloveka
spomni ma Vatikan, kjer Sc je
eden bivsih papezev branil avta
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bring in prospects since only eight
are available now.
Virginia Tech-Seven old.timers
will be present when Coach Jimmy
Kits calls his first postwar eleven
together April 8. Back from SER
vice are John Maskas, 210-pound
tackle; Joe Hoffman, center; Jack
Gallagher, tailback; Joe Foltz, half
back; Bob Smith, fullback; o. B.
Martin, blocking back, and Bob
Storie, guard.
Maryland-Clark Shaughnessy is
back and ready to punt his famous
''T'' formation into operation. He
even postponed a planned vacation
to get started with spring training
early in march. Red Polling, Dick
Turyn and Harry Bonk, backs, and
Joe Schreckeagost, center, are in
school.
Clemson-Coach Frank Howard
opens spring work Monday. Great
est single loss is Marion (Butch)
Butler, tailback, but center Ralph
jenkins, who made the Associated
Press All-American third team in
1945, will return to lead IA letter.
men.
Virginia Military Institute-Coach
Pooley Hubert plans to open spring
drills March 4 for four weeks. His
biggest problem is to develop CEN
ter, tackles and ends. Expected
back from 1945 are Lynn Chewing,
Robert Thomason, William Haw-
kias, Henry johnson and Walter
Vannoy, Backs; Bernard Skladany,
Paul Applin, William Noftsinger,
guards; Malachi Mills and John
German, tackles, Jess Tottea and
John Maier, ends. Mike Duko,
guard and tackle in 1912, and Vim
cent Ragunas, Frosh back the same
year, are in school.
Davieson, Washington and Lee,
Furman and Citadel-these were
among the Southern Conference
schools which didn't play football
in 1945. and they know little 1t
anything about their 1916 prospects.
Any one of them, Of course, could
come up with a surprise next
autumn, that is, if. -.
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YMCA Cadet teams, the Merit
company, played a 3 to 2 affair
with the Davis five lining.
Box scores:
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Demon Deacon Gridders
Begin Training TOMORROW

Maneri halls from Hopewell, Va,
and won letter here in 1912.
Among the discharges who are
slated to be in the thick of the
hight for starting berth up front
are Jack Ciccarelli, hankman VINO
lettered in 1912. Ciccarelh earned
a starting assignment in 1912 and
was recently mustered out Of the
Army. Bud Wedel, letterman in
AZ, is also back from the wars.
Wedel works at the guard posts.
Another bright prospect who is
sure to see plenty Of action this
season as either guard or tackle
is husky Bob Leoneti, 250-pounder,
fresh out of the Navy. Leoneti play
ed at George Washington univer-
sity in 1941.
Red O'Quin, who played with
Jim Taturn's Jacksonville, Fla.
MAS eleven for two years, is seek
ing a berth on this years Wake
club and appears to be one OF the
top candidates to fill Harris shoes
at one of the flanks.
With the appointment Of Bobby
Kellogg as backfield coach, Wake
Forest has a five-man coaching
staff. Other coaches are Hank
Bartos, line; Pat Preston, line;
Murray Greason, backfield and
scout. Jim Weaver, director Of ath-
letics, will likely help coach this
season also.