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Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
PUBLIC SALE!

! viii sell al Public Sale at my homo
on Nillshoro Stone Road. near Loves
Creek. five miles from LcwcS. on
Wednesday, April 18th, 1947
At TWO O'CLOCK r. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
II good grade Guernsey milk cows
age from TO years; 4 fresh. with
calves by their side: others to freshen
soon: | Guernsey heifer. l year old ::
Guernsey Bull. , years old: all r..
Il. and blood tested.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
One 10 50 Cnidilla silo, in good
condition: ! Wilson 2-can cooler, Il
two single unit Farm Master Milking
Machine. used six months: milk
cans. buckets. straincr. one six
h. p. gasoline motor. some haled hay
T.. ROY DORMAN
EeweS. X. ID. l.
Dickcrson Bros. Auctionecrs. a4-2t
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
Thursday, April 10th, 1947

LIVE STOCK
16 Head HoIstein and Guernsey
Dairy Cattle
Consisting of 10 Milk Cows. nearly
all fresh with calves by their sides:
> HeIfers. Guernsey Bull. This herd
Is +. Il. tested and accredited One
black horse, . years old, will work
anywhere: black mule. 10 years old.
II fine work mule.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
w c. Allis- Chalmers tractor. on
rubber. with power lift and cultiva
tors i'm fine condition: John Deere a.
men tractor plOwS. Mccormick Deer
ing disc harrow, 6-foOt. nearly new:
Mccormick manure spreader, with
tractor hitch, in good shape: John
Deere ll-spout grain drill with tractor
n'tcn: n e IN ilne condition; Case mower.
6.ioot cut with horse and tractor
hitch. new: John Deere riding cui-
tivators. ,2-horse roller. 10-inch ham
ner mill. nearly new: Chrysler 30
horse power motor i'm fine condition:
% feet of 6-inch betting: one 1-horse
power electric motor, new: John Deere
corn planter with phosphate attach
lnents in good condition: John Deere
RIDING piow. two No. 10 Oliver plows.
Oliver "A" plOws. 1-row corn dunn
cutter. 2-horse wagon, i'm good shane
] low wheel wagon with tractor hitch.
hay rake. hay rack. Hardie sprayer.
one corn shelter. fruit grader. fruit
ringers and tubs. caps and liners, sew
oral ladders: 15-1S-20 feet long: 2 seed
sewers. : job corn hand planters. set
Fairbanks scales. barn truck. 500 50
baskets, new: 800 used u baskets
single trees. wagon harness. plow har-
ness. barrels. lot of old iron, pea
guards. old mower. orchard harrow
Buckeye hrooder stoves, several
rolls smooth wire. suitable for an
electric fence. forks. shovels, hoes
large iron lard pot. and lot of other
things too numerous to mention: $50
bushels corn, 100 bushels black SOY
beans. 100 bushels barley. 10 tons hay
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Eight milk cans, milk buckets
straners. Farm Master electric milk
ers: two CD units with aluminium
pals.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
TERMS: CASH.
IRVING G. ENNIS
Anthony Carroll. Auctioneer. in2S- 2t
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
Thursday, April 10th, 1947


AT ONE O'CLOCK +. NJ
The following Personal Property. to
wit:
ISEHOI.D GOODS
One washing machine. one trigi-
daire. one cook stove. one Ray BOY
Heater. 3 SideboardS, : bureaus, |
organ. ! radio. , extension tables. )
stands. , hail racks, one sewing ma
chine. 3 bedsteads and springs, rugs.
carpet, chairs. rockers. Davcl bed,
dishes, cooking utensils. etc.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 2-hOrSe wagon. hay rake.
one 2-horSe plOw, one l-horSc ploW.
one 0toOth drag. | Mccormick NOW
er. John Deere riding plow, ! riding
harrow, | cutivator. tlukc harrow.
suits work harness. , horse collars.
3-row marker. SWinglc trees
Five Stacks Fodder. 400 baskets
corn, 20 baskets sweet potatoes. and
many other things too numerous to
mention.
TERMS: CASH
CHARLES NJ. PHILLIPS
Daniel J. Short. Auctioneor. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NOTICE-Brng your Jewelry trou-
hles to me! can rebuild any wrist
or pocket watches to look and run
like new. Rings to order. any type
Repair work end cleaning done while
you wait. Gifts mailed free in the
I. :. A. Broken jeweIry. diamond
brooches, rings OF any description
bought for cash. All work guara nteed
;. H. Frank. the Little Ieweler on
the Fridge" Phone 4h4. Milford j17-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
NJ O \ + y = NJ A KIN G.

Ranches. Farms. equipped and UNI
equipped motclS. taVcrnS. hotels, gas
stations. stores, shops. homes. etc.
outstanding values Great variety size.
price. purpose. Oct local lists O. ii
banning. Strout Realty. 21 Market
street, HrjdgrVilIo. Del. Phone 2790
StrOut green CHtalog over 2560 bar
eainS--Coa -to-coaSt. Mailed free Tell
us what YOU want. Where? When?
Price" Terms? We will try to save
YOU time money through our helpful
-N"hr-old- service. Strout Realty,
li21 Land Title Building. Philadelphia
IL. Pa Strout sells List yours nows.
2l-cOW-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NOTIt'F.-This is to notify the pub
lie that have been able to secure
more sewing machine parts then tho
schools r"quir" this year. for the first
TIM" since the war. If YOU have "A
sewing mHChin" that is giving YOU
trouble. would gladly examine it,
telling You exactly what il would cost
To S"rNi"" your machine All work
ls done at your home There is no
Chhr@" for examination. If you care
In HAY" your machine ScrViccd. plea So
drop mo 4 card at your earliest con-
Ncnirnc" rs | ann working in Della
Ware Tor TN" next two or three weeks
Il. ID. AlliStcr. COS Snow Hin Road
Salisbury Maryland. Telephone 2S1SJ.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NoTltE-Now IS the opportunity
To hcc0mr "A registered nurse. High
school seniors should apply now The
Delaware Hospital is one of the most
modern hospitals Next class begins
August 18th For further information
and applications write Principal
School OF Nursing Today Delaware
Hospital Wilmington IL. Delaware.
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Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property
SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1941

The undersigned owner will expose
I" sale. hy way of Public Auction. on
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

Nol II f1-CaSh paid for good used
cars and Junkcrs. See Gross, lrcdcrica
al9 a2tp
NoTlCE-~ See Roger beats for vo,Ir
SiFns ana show cards. IIone 3D. Mil
'oiu' j4-tf
NOTICE,-Brforr selling your car
taii Milford l0j. or write BOX 1l3. Nil.
'"i"' b'i. m2H-3I
NOTICE-Auto loans. retinancing,
insurance. G. Edgar Wood. l02 Church
street Ml'iord. Del. Phone II. a8-tf
NOTiCE-I will be responsible for
no bills except those incurred hy my
sell. Norman Is. Walls. Milford. Del
al-3tp
PUMP DRIVING For
prompt service anywhere, call II. r.
Warren. l'hOn" J1A5, Greenwood, Del
jl7-f
NOTlCE-Whcn your new truck is
delivered. get ii lottrred to suit your
352 "a ',f =
NOTICE. For , 1. , X 6 and G-inch
rool"IS. dressed. sec w H. Draper.
Milford. or Lotland Deputy. Lincoln.
bcI. m2S-3t p
MOTTO Sewing machines clean
rd' repaired and adjusted. 30 years
experience. K. -. Davis. Phone 3n3W.
Milford MIL :,
NOTICE-Weekly feed deliveries in
your vicinity. Can 1l8 for service.
MILFORD Supply Company. Shawnee
l'odu' Mlllold sG-tf
NOTlCE-l am now grinding lawn
mowers. Your work appreciated. Viii
liam w. Moore. 3ll South Washington
street. Milford mes 3tn
NOTICE = Furnace and chimney
cleaning with all new modern equip
m"nt. Owens Sheet Metal Works
Phone Milford 246. DAFT
NOTICE Plumbing. heating, job
hlh@. Promptly attended. Clarence
ford. Phone 762R 7-1Otr
NOTICE-We have copper in rolls
and sheets. stainless steel on sheets
%G SO. Owens Sheet Metal Works
Phone 246, Milford. OFT
NOTICE = Plumbing. heating, lob.
hlng promptly attended to. Harye,
Davidson. 400 North Washington
street. Milford. Phone G5. ml7-t1
MOTTO CE-Wc have oil burners. wa.
Ter heaters and furnaces i'm stock I'm.
mediate delivery. Owens Sheet Meta
Works. Phone Milford 246 n29-t1
NOTICE-Wcekly feed deliveries il
your vicinity. can 1l8 for service
Milford Supply Company Shawnee
ltOdd' hillOlu. So -ti
EOTl'E-IIHrmon'S Fender shop
lalntlnG speciality. .\cetylcnp weld.
ing. Vincent Harmon. proprietor, 51t
North Church street. Milford. m2S- 5tJ
NOTlCE-Money to loan on farms
homes and business properties Stat,
location and amount loan desired
Writ" l'oN II, Milford Chronicle. Mil
ford. n,oIt
NOTlCE-Button scrap to give ava.
to anyone who will haul it. EXcellen
Tor building road or concrete base O
filling holes. Phone 224I. richards an,
TNndal. Milton. Del. nj f
NOTlCE-Wp can repair and fur
hlSh batteries for any make porta hl
radio. IL t"rnau'S. =. T., Second an
Charles streets, Milford. Phone 322
m2l-:t
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE

given on personal loans. real estate
loans. all types of financing. General
inSurhnc" Speciality" Citizens
Loan and Mortgage Company, Box
lS9. Georgetown. Phone 47G. f2i-t
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

Two books in the Blble are named
after women. 81 after men.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

-'t'U 7 T. NOOd ShOUTdUr tUrh
Ea. Catch Basins
$500 Lib. Castings
300 G. Y. TOpSoil
0.15 y. Seeding
2.''o l.. i. Reset Guard Rail
500 IA. New Guard Rail Posts
> Ea. Removal of Trees
$50 :. Y. Sod Gutter
700 Il. Sand
30" :. Y. Removal Present Pave
mcnt
III" i. -ASphaltic LcVclng Course
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will he received hv
the State highway Department at its
Offices Dover. Delaware. until 200
i. NJ, f.. :. r.. April 23. 1917. and al
that time and place publicly opened
Tor contracts involving the following
approximate quantities:
CONTRACT GIG
Milford to Little Heaven
Kent County
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

The undersigned will sell mt Pubic
Auction at his home on the Old Coun-
try ROAD leading from Georgetown to
MllShOro. Sussex County. Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
REAL ESTATE
Personal Property

Because of poor health. will sell
ut Public Auction at my home. four
miles east of Harrington. on the IIer-
rinSt on ErcdcricH a.cment rOnd on
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

MOTTO -liouSrkcepcr. refined lady
desires position aS huuSckecper i'm Wild
overs home no NOR" than two in
family. Can give the best of refer
cnr"S. FhrAhl" of taking fun charge
Writ" i. @. l;oN Pa. harrington. Del
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Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property
REAL ESTATE

Due to the death of Elias Galloway.
| Will sell ut Public Auction at my
farm, known rs the "Necdles Farm. -
located | mile west OF Swing Tree
off the Thompsonvilc- South Bowers
RO0d: ON
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
PUBLIC SALE!
SATURDAY, APRIL ), 1947

AS | have sold my farm. ! will offer
at Public Auction. one mile northwest
OF Milford on WilliamSvile Road, on
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NOTICE - MILLWORK -
/. &, dressed four sides
ltooltrS. flooring made TO order. We
also Sp"clalizr in general custom work
j. L. Deputy and Son. Lincoln. Del
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Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
BE INDIVIDUAL - Have

your spring suit and coat designed
and custom made by Nannctte at
Nan"tt"'S House "f Fashion. II = f.
Front street. Phone 7S9-W. Milford
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Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
AND
Personal Property

The undersigned. Administrator of
the estate of Mary G.. Pierce. dcccaS-
ed. will sell at Public Auction ut her
late nome at 800 South Walnut Street.
Milford. Della ware, on
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
SATURDAY, APRIL II. l947

.AT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or Shine
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
LIVE STOCK
FARM MACHINERY

AS have sold my farm. located be-
tween what was known as Cedar
Grove School and Magnolia, on the
improved Stag road. on
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

OTl''E-lIarmon'S Fender Shop.
i'hlntimE speciality. Acotylcnc weld
nS. Vincent Harmon, proprietor. 80
North Church street. Milford. m2S-6tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

MILDRED c. I'IHNN
FT.ORENt cNII.AWNG
Owners
Milford. X. u. ,. Del.
DickcrSon Eros. AuCtiOn""rS.
Harvey Thompson and
Raymond Bennett, Clerks m28-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NOTlCE-ButtOn scrap to give ava,
10 anyone who will haul it. Excellent
lor building road or concrete base or
filling holes. Phone 224I richards and
lHid;ill, Mutton. Del. l-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NoTlCE-W" can repair and fur
hlSh batteries for any make porta hie
radio. IL t"rran'S. :. T.. Second and
Charles streets. Milford. Phone 322
m2l-:t
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NOTlCE-Money To loan on farms.
homes ana business properties. State
location and amount loan desired
Write Box II, Milford Chronicle. Mil
I"fd m2l- ri
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NOTICE-Wcekly feed deliveries in
your vicinity. can 1lS for service.
Milford Supply Company Shawnee
l'o'td' hiIiOlu. S6tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NOTlCE-We have oil burners. wa
ter heaters and furnaces in stock. I'm
mediate delivery. Owens Sheet Metal
Works. Phone Milford 246. n29-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

owner
Houston Wilson. Attorney.
issued March 2S. 1917 ai-ot
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04
NOTICE

MOTTO CE-Cash paid for good used
cars ana Junktrs. See Gross, Ercderica
al9a2tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NOTICE - Plumbing. heating, job
hing promptly attended to. Harvey
Davidson. 400 North Washington
street. Milford. Phone 90. ml7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-04

NOTICE See Roger beats for YOUR
SlFns S ana show cards. Ihone 352. Mil
'oiu- j4-tf
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-01

key character, describes as to
morrow"
In other words: what has hap
pened in Chicago radio is that
in Here Comes Tomorrow" If
has produced Americas first
socially significant radio serial
with a commercial sponsor.
CREATED BY RICHARD DUR
HAM. who writes and produces
the show under the direction of
Allan Harris, its sponsor is the
Metropolitan Mutual Assurance
Company of Chicago, the first
Negro company to take to the air
with a dramatic serial.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-01

It's 'Here Comes Tomorrow a
skillfully written and well-enacted
drama about the Redmond" fam
lily, recently from C1aybank Ala.
bama, now of Chicago, Illinois.
THE STRIKING. DIFFERENCE
between the Redmonds and other
members of radios SOAP opera"
families such as. Ma Perkins"
lone Mans Family" big Sister,"
and Lonely Women" is not simply
that the Retlmonds happen to be
a Negro family that has moved
in on their block although this
in itself is sufficient to cause
pandemonium among the "soap
families'o-but that the Redmonds
live where none of the other fam
lies have. yet lived: in a real
world.
The Here Comes Tomorrow"
the Redmonds live in is a real
world in which they struggle
through things that never exist in
radio serials, such as high prices,
housing shortages, racial discrim-
nation, search for jobs and other
real-Ife situations, in order to
reach what Milton Redmond, the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-01

Actors who portray the RED
mondS' were hand--pieked from
the theater and radio. They form
six-man group headed by Fred
Pinkard who has acted in De
mocraey USA" and WBBM's Re
port Uncensored;" Janice Kings
low, Chicago's own "Anna Lucas
ta;;" Oscar Brown, key character
actor; Jack Gibson, WCFL's Joe
key Jack" Wezlynn Tildon, who
handles the bulk of double" roles;
and Harris Gaines, Jr., currently
starring in ChicagO-made film
being produced by Oscar Misch-
auex.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-01

Total net income of 296 COM
panies for the first half of this
year was 1879 higher than for
the same period in 1916, accord
ing to a New York Times survey.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-01
People living in real world
distinguish new radio serial

Without fuss and fanfare among
soap opera families is Fields 5OOOo-wa
Each Monday Wednesday and Friday at every
gimmick and character buried while
through fifteen minutes of of the hitting
dramatzatons IN
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-01
BY EUGENE KoNEcKY


profits pay opr
present conditions,
feasible capital
only stations networks big publishers
verisers could afford the losses which
inevitable result of monopoly sabotage of FIN radio
THE situation critical which
losing money, breaking
and only 10 making small-potato profits
The effect this bad many
FIN stations will fold because
have been considering the construction FM stations win
away from FM
The broadcasns monopolts. chiefly networks
industry allies the bio radio manufacturers some powerful
eevion
tive in putting I'm on the rocks via ssboase
YET. they have putting
James the American Federation of Must
which Petrilo
According survey while some FIN broad
casters placed the responsibility where
networks others blamed Petfio the they
fused to permit the major networks to duplicate musical
stations"
Anyone in the realities broadcastng prove
falsty of this accusation.
Herea facts whic sharply refute it,
10 Out of 1870 FM stations affiliated with networks,
5sf prohibited by their AN network from broadcast
ing musical programs!
network policy and not Petrillos doings
shown by the fact that 700 of stations
ated with networks forbidden by netw
tract to duplicate AM programs FIN stations
Although Petrio the AIM lost their battle when
the Supreme Court declared the Lea Act constitutional
the networks have done nothing duplication
programs ations!
FURTHER proofs that Petro and the AIM have not stopped
musical broadcasts FIN stations follows
Cd "a stations have form
cal broadcasts
of affiliated with networks are
duplicating musical programs
sufficient of
stations
policy
But the financial collapse mainly
TO failure produce
production quantities 100000 produced
1947 only
that period
Evening star., 1947-02-25
Notre Dame Retains
N. Y.U.
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. Is. - Notre
Dame may not be the best college
basket ball team in the Nation, but
it still retains its old-time mastery
over New York University.
The fighting Irish once again
lived up to their name last night
when they won a gruelling $3.50
game from the Violets before 18, 1923
frenzied fans at Madison Square
Garden. The victory, Notre Danes
17th in 20 starts this season, was it's
11th in IA engagements with the
New Workers over a period of 13
years.
The game was in doubt until the
final minutes. Eight times the
count was deadlocked, and seven
times the lead changed hands be-
fore the Irish finally went ahead
to stay with two minutes remaining.
Regulars Frannie Curran and
Kevin O'Shea were the individual
heroes for Notre Dame, but it was
John Edley and Jim O'Halloran, un-
heralded replacements who entered
the game late in the second half
when Curran and John Brennan
were banished on personals, who
actually saved the game for the
Irish,
Evening star., 1947-02-25
Joe Turner S Widow
To Promote Fights

Mrs. Florence Turner, widow of
Joe Turner, sports promoter who
died last week, plans to carry on as
active manager of her husbands
business. She will apply for a box
ing promoters license at tomorrow's
meeting of the District Boxing Com
mission, it was announced yesterday
by her attorney, Charles Ford.
Granting of such a license prob
ably will be a routine matter as
Mrs. Turner meets all the commits
sion requirements for promoters.
She was closely associated with
Turner in all his activities and rare
ly missed attending his weekly box
ing and wrestling shows.
The plan also includes retaining
Gabe Menendez as boxing match
maker, a post he has held since
1910 except during his Army service.
Meanwhile, the Boxing Commis-
sion has approved the Turner's
Arena fight scheduled for next Mon
day between Bee Bee Washington
and Carmen De John. This bout
was originally scheduled for last
night, but was postponed because
of Turner's death.
Evening star., 1947-02-25
Dodgers Interested in 22-Yeor-OId Mexican

assistants are on the spot. Ben
has assigned groups of his
pitchers to different assistants for
"a thorough schooling"
SARASOTA, Fla.-Every hurler
on the Boston Red Sox roster
is here at the spring training
camp of the American League
champions and all have been in
structed by Manager Joe Cronin
to take it easy"
AVALON, Calif.-Dividing the
Chicago Cubs baseball cast into
two squads, Manager Charlie
Grimm today has the following
in the first batting corps: In
fielders Stan Hack, Don Johnson,
Eddie Watkins and Len Merullo;
Outfields Phil Cavarretta, Andy
Pafko and Bill Nicholson and
Catchers Bob Schef1ng, Clyde
Nc CuIlough and Mickey Living
ston.
Evening star., 1947-02-25
NorIander' S Sparkling
Play PAGES Caps 10
I'D Home Victory

Johnny Norlander, the least pub
licized of the Washington Caps
regulars. proved his worth as the
local pros doWned the Boston Celtics,
$3.50, for their 22d consecutive home
victory last night.
Irv Torgoff's IS points matched
Norlander's total and Bob Feerick
topped both with "a, but Norland-
er's all-around play set him apart
from the mob last night. He was
deadly on pivot shots and looped
in a couple of long ones for good
measure. His floor work was all
Coach Red Auerbach could desire,
and Red is a perfectionist.
Norlander and Feerick we're the
only regulars in Washington's line
up at the start of the fray, and for
all the impotent Celtics could do
about it they were sufficient. 1t was
25-10 in the Caps favor at the end
of the first period and 1920 at the
half. Washington led by 40 points
at one stage when all element Of
competition vanished from the fray.
Evening star., 1947-02-25

The District amateur golf cham
pion of 1947 will be the survivor of
a championship flight of 81 players
and a 36-hole final round match,
both innovations to the tournament,
1t was decided at last nights 800
annual meeting of the District Coli
Association at Woodmont Country
Club.
Woodmont, which plans to open
its new nine holes the holiday week
end of My 30, abandoned plans
for an invitation tournament and
instead bid for the District Amateur
which will be played there Septem-
Der IS. II, 18, 10. The only eXcep-
tion to the bid was that if the new
course is not ready for tournament
play at that time, the title event
may be shifted to an 18-hole course
18-Hole Play Previously.
Previously the District Amateur
has been played 18 holes all the way
with a championship fight OF l6
PLAYERS. Several association men,
bers were of the opinion that too
many good players were excluded
from the championship flight be-
cause of a bad qualifying round.
Frank Emmet, who has been
pounding junior golf into the ears
of the DGA for many years. found
his most receptive audience and his
entire program was carried.
At Emmet's suggestion junior
open was added to the tournament
schedule, while the Dawes Cur
matches and Metropolitan Schol-
astic League schedules were ap'
proved. In addition the Metropol-
itan Scholastic tournament, play
off between the Dawes and Met cup
Evening star., 1947-02-25

Cardinals advance squad settled
into the spring baseball training
routine.
Slaughter, who arrived ahead
of the regular squad, worked out
with the recruits yesterday. He
reported his right elbow, injured
in the fifth 1916 World Series
game, apparently was in fine
working order.
MIAMI, Fla.-The st. Louis
Browns hore their initial spring
baseball practice is good indi-
cation of what their hitting abili-
ties will be during the regular
season. The "a Browns who
turned out for the initial work
out yesterday still were comment
ing on their long hits.
CLEARWATER, Fla.-Manager
Ben Chapman says the Phila-
delphia Phillies are going to have
good pitchers this year-and his