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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Artists refuse to
scab on printers
at Defender

The Chicago Defender. whose
printers are on strike. was still
encountering difficulties in pub
fishing this week-thanks to IS
progressive artists.
The Defender telephoned the
South Side Community Art
Center. at 1891 S. Michigan av,
and pleaded for the artists to
accept jobs putting together
the photo engraved W ky
paper.
The artists turned down the
job and sent a delegation TO
wish the piclkets In front of
the plant good luck in their
fight against union busting use
of the Taft-HartIeY law.
John J. Pitch. president of
Chicago Typographical Union
No. Is. later sent an official
letter of thanks TO the artists
for their demonstration of sup
port.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
H.. Of c. crisis

Vet students at the University
of Chicago know what depres-
sion is.
Uncle Sam has fallen one to
six months behind in sending sub
Sistence checks to an estimated
900 OF the schools $500 CT. stu
dents.
at looks like grim Christmas
from here" Joseph Borbely, uni
versity employed veterans adj
visor, said. zone lad told me he
even broke open the kids piggy
bank to get cash." Borbely added.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20

wise improve street car and bus
services by a 10-year program to
cost $3.50, 1000, 900, McCarter said:
I'VE don't believe the public
is too interested in the amount
Of fares. 50 long as they get good
Service. Cleveland people pay
Is cents for express service that
saves them eight minutes
Obviously, Carter hasn't
heard about the High Cost of
Living.
At the same time, the CTA an
nounced this week that 1000 new
buses, trolley coaches and street
cars will be placed in service in
1948 as a result of a $4,000, 000
expenditure program budgeted for
the year.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Revenge or stooIie'
seen in mass sIuyinq
GANGLAND killing

N1AANO41A1NO KILLING -
N one of the worst here
since the st. Valentines Day mas
sacre of 1929-ended in the death
of four men and started grand
jury wheels in motion this week
to send two youths to trial for
their part in the wholesale slaugh-
ter.
Indictments were sought on
charges of murder and assault to
kill for James Morelli, 20, of 800
S. Winchester av., and Lowell
Fentress, 10, of 35O1 Jackson
blvd.
Stories told to police by Merelli
and Fentress concerning their
part in the Sayings did not jibe,
but as nearly as. police could fig.
ure this was what took place:
The multiple Sayings. which
occurred over period of more
than six hours last weekend in
Chicago and suburban Brook
field. were attributed TO a
grudge of Thomas Daley, %,
former convict. of 33As Licking
ton ST.. against reputed stool
pigeon" John Kussis. 90, of
7lo S. HoYne av.
Police said Daley believed
Kuesis was the Finger" in a rob-
berry case in which Daley was
acquitted.
Daley, MoreIli and Fentress set
out to get" Kuesis on Friday
night. They drove in Fentress'
car to the Bridgeport Garage,
3841 S. Parnell av., where John
was working.
Killed were Kuesis, and by
ISLANDERS Emil Schmeichel, 80, 513
w. 22nd ST., and Theodore James
Calls, 30, 2110 S. Leavitt st.
Shot and near death in MacNeal
Hospital, Berwyn, were
KueSiS' brother, Nick, 81, and
Frank Baker, II, of 1921 w. North
av.
Cornered by police in Morelh's
apartment the next day, Daley
was killed by five police bullets.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Tough guy

Just how tough is tough any,
way?
E. Gordon Fox, Chicago engi-
neer who claims five years ex-
perience as an industrial con-
sultant in the Soviet Union, of
fered pointers to the Wisconsin
Society in the Bismarck Hotel
last week for success in dealing
with the Soviets. Fox declared:
For amy degree of success
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Dairy dilemma

Two Chicago diaries, Bowman
and Borden, claimed this week
that they are being "harassed" by
the federal grand jury investigat-
ing high prices in Chicago.
Their attorneys told Federal
Judge John P. Barnes they had
received subpoena ordering them
to produce records going back 20
years.
Milk buyers can synpathize
with the diaries. Think how
harassed you'd be if you had to
go back 20 years and compare
the price of milk then and now.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Long sleep

Theodore ]. Schnier, so, of 1000
Loyola av., salesman, who lay
nine and a half hours in a Chi
cago Motor Coach Co. garage be-
cause employees thought he was
sleeping off a drunk, died last
week.
Cause of death was reported as
a cerebral hemorrhage.
A Motor Coach company spokes-
man said it had been practice
to let men sleep off drunks in
buses.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Movie tax

Stop worrying about that new
three per cent amusement tax.
When You drop into a neigh
borhood movie house. you
won't have 10 kick in the three
per cent-but the theater OPP
orator will.
The City Council last week
issued orders TO theater opera
tors not TO add the city tax
to the ticket price.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20

moval. The corporate" fund was
set at $83 million.
The budget allowed, at the same
time, for the blanket eight and
hall per cent wage increase won
for all city employees earning less
than $1,000 yearly by ALL unions.
A one per cent cut in personnel
in all city departments was eff
fected before the wage increase
was approved.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Divorce drops

For the first time in eight
years, this year divorce de-
clined, the Superior and Circuit
Courts reported this week.
Divorce suits filed this year
in both courts totaled 1885,
or 3.50s less than the all time
high of 2l,I3l set last year.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Transit fares

Walter J. McCarter, general
manager of the Chicago Transit
Authority, said mouthful.
Announcing that the CTA will
attempt to speed up and other
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20

our course must be positive,
persistent. forceful and firm. To
the extent that we are positive.
persistent. forceful and firm. we
will lessen the likelihood of a
need 10 get tough"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Jail census

Sheriff Walsh appealed this
week for more social workers at
County Jail to help young pris-
oners.
Walsh reported that the jail
population is 1900, or two and a
half times what it was in 1913,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20

meet next week in Washington,
D. c., to map a nationwide cam
paign to obtain prompt action by
Congress on the Ives Chavez-Ful
ton bill to prevent discrimination
in employment.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-27

- lynferItiibcn S,e Die III unieres
ssituna unaeieenss,,:: @eihaftSlerni
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-27

IN pcritehcnoer @ciie su5ubGrcn mlS
Yrphlem tpTpll5ierter uno bean
ciuen Nat 81 crteileu. Git lit oaS
Iprlltt mcbr Hahocnfen. Nbcr in1
1rer mad, Dem critcn Snterpiew mal
man IN ser Sage, ehpas illr so
lung oes Eroblems 81 tln.
Some Scrpicc. lit cine Charter
Sbliaotiou ocS siotcu GrcllScs. &,
III Sns &erbinol,nasalico uno Nit
&erbinolmgslinic Spild,cn Sen Sol
oo!cn uno ibrc Tanilicu, Iolangc III
III ltuiiornls iiuo, mo CT bilu oel
Seuten weiter, lucnn iie sic l(lli'nrn
oEsaejogen baben.
&etcranen aller &ricgc tnnnen ia
az ooS &opitel ibres 9iuten arcu5e:
I'm Silfe uno 9at lpenoen. Se,
Some Serpicc in GI.Wlnno hat be
uieicn, oaI CT sic Erohlcme Be-
Nchabilitierllng lmo ser llnllte!
lnna erlcoiscu tonn
Ias Rnte 3reu3 bittet, haB mar
linn bel ser &anpagne pom 1. bi;
III Mar5 Dilft, Sen Some Serpic'
uno anocre 9ienite fiir 9emeinn'
uno Meni6beit fnrt5uTilbrcn. M'ol
actc rcihIid.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-27
Rskordjahr dss
Bell.Systems

Sn Dem @eihditsberidlt iiir bas
Sahr 1916, sen oie amcrtcan Sc.
llrbon & Seleerapb Gc. ner6ficnt.
llt't, luirh Ser hllnoertltcn Wicoer.
fchr ors GcburtStages bon slleran-
Ser @ruDam 9cG, ocs Mannes ae-
oeht, ser Dem umerifani'cl)cn Itrn-
iprehmcien ieineIr 9samen geactcn
bot.
Ser 9erisht 5eist, oaIi - iolueit
Ser ted,uiitbe @etrieb III 6ragc
fplumt oas Sohr 1916 ciu Ne.
fcroiahr NOR. Torb batten iniplac
crhobtcr Soften sic Ginnabmeu uid,t
nit ser crbobten SGtigfeit Shritt
ychaltcn.
Srps Observation-Disclosures iei
6 nlogIid, ge!ueIcn, ppn ocn iiber
iiiNi Millioncn slntrGaen uui ne,,c
Telephone iln Sabre 1916 orei Iftl'
Iiuuen su iultullicrcn. sic Ginnob-
iacn I'M pergangenen Sabre betruacu
s. ,093, ,665,OO0 olio S.4 Yrp5ent
mcbr als i'm Sabre 1916. Gicies
Ginfpmmen puroe Ourcb gelpille
Stcuerriid5abll,ngcn nod neitcr er-
bDtt. Shue sic Hiif5ublllngcn &c,
rchnet, bebeten sic Ginnabnen einen
GruIit bon 81 Grojent oes geiam,
ten 9lnlagctapitoIs. Sieire Broiil
loa ionlit inter oenl Surbibnitt Sc,
iettcu % Sabre.
slm Gnoe oes Sabres 1916 bat.
ter sic sum Bell -SpItem geborenoer
lIntcruebnu,ugen iiber 25.7 0tillio
Ken Selepbone in Wetrieb. Gie 3abl
Der Iernge'prade betri,g l,771 Mil
lipnen.
g31breHo ocs Gaid1itsiabres liul
cine Ncihe neller Grperimeute ourd)
geiiibrt uno ueen Sienit5lpeige eil
serihtet ,purocn. 81 Sen crIterel
5ihlen IarbeniernIeb Grperimcnt'
'miihcn @albinetpn uub Stem Durf
sSeruer ser 9lusbau eines Spitenl:
BON 6unfrelais-Ger gu
lcngc Streden. gu Den nelcn Iienlt
Smeisen lino Gerbiuoungen nit Ill
irafllr5pellen in California mn
/ Ifu'iohu'ctts 81 rcduen. sluG &C
! bort bier5u Ser sSeruiprehoerfeh1
nit fabrenoen slutomobilen, oeI
iest in 20 j. 9. Sttiotcn beltebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-27

- lnteritiiben S;e bic IN unlerei
1eituna an,eiaenoen 8efh6ftslelte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-27
$artcn rerssisiat Gitcl
iu 2lrss,u

Sa5ton, SdipergcpittSmeiiter Ser
Hingfampi.uelt miro ieilcn Sitcl an
Sonnerstagabenb in Ser alrcra &C.
geu eireir ;eirclr fanaGiichcH Hfinl
fdmpfer, Carl Wc8reabp, aus Stto.
,lua. Dcrtcioigcn. Gleuclan0er ir2ltttll
lid, ais SaStou ,srieoricb pos Sdadt,
Ser i'm foIt gelegt battt, icing.
Carton hat in WtcCSrcaSD cincu ges
id)idten erfoDrcllcu uuso1urrnb,n
8egner. Nnd1oeu McBrcoou ollie lei
he @egner Jeid)lageu bate, lnlo tel,
ne IN &anuoa iano sic iib init ibn
mchen ipolltcn, bat Sad Ganirn ihll
erIud)t nadJ Glcoelano ,u ronunclI
,uno lid nit Carton SIT id)!aacn. ;}:pci
|alls 3 sSallen in eilulnoeiahalD Stun,
Ben bringt Den Sicg mo Sen $1o,-
O0G Sianantcn hciesten Meilter.
giirtel, ser Don ser sllreritou &rcit.
ling tNn'n. gccisuct miro.
sluberoenl ringt Sob oStronsier"
@aaner nit Nall @oeid'. Stonlcn
Mpsl1if nit 0tite tSDurp, cincm 6
tsub 6 3on grobcn Tiltgfdnlpier luio
Hchei ,&ob" HilileIl lulb Saul Stur.
lep. SitetS iino 5il baben bel Sticl).
Imam, 736 G,.clib Noe. llno IN Ser
slrenn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-27
11eueS 11tittcl
Mar-Away Fleckcn Entferner.

Iuer viele Jahre habcn Haus-
frauen gewundert VIC sic hacss-
lichc weisse Fleciier Won ihren
geachteten Mahogany oder Miss
,,au1i- i-MoeJel ei,.ie:rcn kocn-
men.
Diesc wcissen I;lcctcn erschei-
nen gewoehnlich wenn Getraenkc
durch Lnfall verschuettct wer,.cn
Nasen und Topfpfanzcn machcn
oft weisSt Ringc, die Schr schwcr
zu entfernen sind und heisse &C.
scllirre haben schon oft den Spei-
sezimmertisch ruiniert. pariuem,
Medizill unl oft auch cinfaches
Wasser habcn mehrcr Dresser
l,nd andere Sachen ruinicrt und
auch Alkohpl hat es getan.
Nun ist endlich Elm neues Creme
erhaeltlich die vollstaend,S dicse
garsteen Flecken 'entiernt chine
viel Arbeit und crosse Ausgaben
Diese Creme wird in ell paai Mi
nuten die Flecken cntfernen und
ist absolut schadlos fuer die fein-
ste Narnish Nollendung.
Sic koennen diese Creme Won
der Simeon Product Co. billig
kautcn. Wenn diese Creme die
Flecken nicht entfernt erhalten
Sic Ihr Geld zurueck. Machen
Sic einen Ncrsuch.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-27

3uriidtebrenoe Tetcrnnen, ipche
tp6breno ibrcs MilitaroicnItcs Silfe
prm Sfoten areus erhielten, iinoen,
hab ibr lufalcs 8apltcl oeS Hctcll
8reuses ebenialls bereit lit, ibnel'
sl belfeu, ialls lie iid) Dor cinenl
itrpierigen Yrohlem ieben. SSicr
raf)ten 32,5O0 Geteranen nuo ibrc
,samilien ibrc Yrpblcme hcnl Some
Serpice department bes Hoten
Greu5es in oeraonacncn Sabr. Sb
cs lid Inn sic ausIiillung eiues sc.
iud)es Inn &egierlnas5u'hiiI'e ooer
sic Musarbeitlng eines 9uoaets Tiir
oas neme Mitglieo ser ,saniIie ban-
ocIte: ser Some Serpice iano cine
SSiltng.
Manhmal mar es MIR Hotluenole,
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Oper ~Deiert Se,,e"
,pir> a,,iecfMtrt

Sic Cipic StaEt St,c:a Wuilo bat
nit grcbcn1 Griolg oufgeil,clrt. 90
gut bat cs Sen 1cl!ti'crn gafauc,l,
Sic $1,000 sablteIl. SaF Sic Srcr
vIeiert Song" nod cinlnol am
SanSias, 1. gtars in scr M'Mfhalle
1eactrll miro nit iOD Stt'altIpiclern
.na cillcm icineu groi,cp Spnlphcnic
). ithIler. ons sic Siro,, .Sn' Slior,
~Seicrt Song, ~Sabcr Sona "i,no
rNifi gong" ionic 9sonlunce ipic!cn
.uiro.
Gintrittsfarieh' 5,i hGbcn bGi San
lorS uno Ni.ifAallt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-27

8. bis Is. MGr5 ber1panoelt. Ste
ieinite uno grobie Ausitellung bon
Blumen, Hflansen, 8aumen ,,no
Strdudern tperoen IN fitnltltdcn wtls
bern ge5eigt iperoen. Gin gan5cr
Ncfer pon plumcr miro als critics
uon BGiten aeiehen nerben. Noles
Sue. ,uiro $4,000 Nolen sieDcn fiir
Sieic Ansitclluag nit cincr groben
Gpranioc BON Hc1en.
Sn ser SauptausltelIungsbaue
9sortb Sane. Siio Safe unS IN Der
slrfahc oeS GlcpelonN Yuhlic NIoi'
tori,tms ino olle Glenente Der Vau'
inouitric lcster 3eit, Seim- oo!lsltel'
l,ng, Waumateriolein, Seinloctorie.
rilngcn II. pollitanoi9eSeimc. Gs ut
cine MusltcllluEg Die feincr Der in ei''
Scinl interciIiert lit, perpaicn fam.
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RippoNrense Gtcatcr

Milliunen pc;l SumpbreD gogart
2ietbabern ieben uor.parts lm 8cgep
Iein neucltes 2ein,panoliht g 2ore,
idon 2ies5etb Scott". 2ieie 5luci
ipielen in Goll,n.i5ias uGecIo 9ecton.
ing" bas nab Dem Srppooron,eS bea-
n1dIten 'Deittob foua,lt. Sn oie'el.l
Slim gibt es oielc nieoeritiir3esba
2an0llngen lu,o Homalcc. Gie sit-
ton lit pirflicb rallb nit 8ogep, in
ocin lie i'm piel id.ucre ,ijrlifc
Straien erleibet. SRI. Scott ipiplt
cine 2iebesiteae ilno 8ogep fam
| nidt feititellen Oh lie ein 0reuno ooet
Jeino tit. gs ipielen nod nit Wor.
ris Garnoosfp lro Maroin Miller
&iuiam Grincc rno @alas sSon>
uno Charles Gane oils Yoli5iIt.
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Gtnb Gie unh sshre dnseb5rtSe1
Ulitalicb tint 0ranfenuerein nnS
HentraI Vcrtanb? @enn ntd,t, ieta
n bic Heit bet,utretrr. Nm aenauere
SafermnttRn .asen Sic Tn EOfai'
ssrtrefer en-.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
ESL Directors Slate
Final Farley Tonight

The Eastern State semi-pro
baseball league board of direct
ors will meet tonight at JAMES
place at 8 o'clock, it was announc-
ed last night by Frank Maner,
president of the circuit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
MINIS TANKMEN
DRILL AT ~

New Hanover High Schools
swimming team was sent through
a lengthy practice yesterday aft
ernoon in the YMCA pool in prep
aration for swimming meets with
various schools in North Carolina
and the YMCA Water Carnival.
Adam Smith, coach, gave en-
phasis to the mariners yesterday
on endurance and form, while he
gave little time for speed.
Coach Smith commenced the
days practice session with the
lads swimming the pools length
80 times and kicking the surf
board for 10 lengths.
Later he sent the watermen
through 10 lengths the pool dog
padding after which he worked
on speed and gave speed swims
Divers Bobby Crowley and
Harry Barnhill brushed UP on
the various dives before the swim
ming session.
Crowley, starred out in the div
ing events. The Head Mentor also
said that Barnhill was improving
and a little time was needed fol
the lad to get in shape, although
neither Crowley or Barnhill are
i. top shape.
Members looking good on the
- man swimming squad for NH
| HIS were Jimmy Sutton, Pee Wee
Andrews, David Sgnith and 3on
epNanolon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
Dukes Expect Bitter Battle
With Maryland Squad
At Durham

DURHAM, N. c., Oct. IS. -
(P)- Dukes Blue Devils went
through another hard workout in
a driving rainstorm here this af-
ternoon in preparation for the
expectedly- bitter battle with
Maryland's unoefeated Old Liners
in Duke Stadium Saturday.
Working in the mud of Duke
Stadium's practice field with the
main field under the mammoth
tarpaulin, the Blue Devils took
another long look at tricky Mary
land plays as run from the split
T" formation. The Jayvees again
operated the plays.
Duke also worked on its own
running and passing offense al
though it was difficult to handle
the wet ball.
Coach Wallace Wade sees the
clash with the Old Liners as a
first-line battle, another in the
long series of tough ones the Blue
Devils have faced this season. He
is making every effort to get the
Blue Devils in top shape and is
trying not only to get his own Of
Tense into high gear but to devise
a defense to stop the bevy of fine
Maryland backs headed by the
nations leading scorer, Lu Gam
bino.
Duke lost another player by the
injury route today when it was
announced that John Karmazin,
veteran tackle, would be out of
the game due to a shoulder in
jury in practice yesterday. He
Joins tackles AL Derogatis and
Louis Allen, quarterback Jack
Eslick, end captain Ben Cittadino
and center Fletcher Wall on the
side lines.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
Wildcats Hope For Fair
Weather This Afternoon
N HIS Squad Has Not
Worked On Outside For
Three DAYS

For the third consecutive day
the New Hanover high school
Wildcats were forced to drill in
doors as near hurricane winds
and steady downpours of rain
drenched the 18th and Ann
streets practice field.
With a non-conference game
scheduled at the American Leg
ion Stadium Friday night with
the Eastern Carolina Teachers
College Junior Varsity Eleven,
Coaches here are worried about
the effects of no outdoor drills
will have on the Cats.
The coaches pointed out that
the MINIS eleven has not had a
decent day to scrimmage in over
three weeks. Weather permit
ing, the Cats will put in a hard
afternoon of scrimmage, pass
ing and running plays today.
Coach Howard Porter Of the
ECTC squad has predicted that
his charges will give the Wild
cats a rough time Friday night.
The Teachers line outweighs the
locals and their front wall is
anchored by two 23O pound men
and a 218 pound end.
Don Mckenzie and Tom
Wright are the 230 pound tackles
and six foot three inch Mack
Eure is the 218 pound end. The
trio gives ECTC one of the most
powerful front walls among col
lege frosh teams.
In the backfield Stan Maneley,
100 pound halfback is the rum
ming star of the team who stole
the show against New Bern
when the Greenies whirled past
the coastal city team 21-6 this
year. Maneley is the aerial
chucker, who clicked twice in
the New Bern game for scores.
while Carroll Harrington, 1876
pound fullback bucked. the New
Bern line for the third touch
down after leading a sustained
drive. George Wood, right half
was the leading ground-gainer
when the ECTC lads tied Rocky
Mount 6-6.
Porter uses the T. formation
with a split line patterned after
the ECTC varsity squad which
clashes with Erskine Saturday.
Remembering the Cat victory,
1876 last year, Porter is pointing
for the Friday night clash.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
FL0RIDAP PLANS
AERIAL ATTACK

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Oct. Is
Florida's quarterback Doug Bel
den is this week keeping timber
for the North Carolina State a
throwing arm which has COM
pleted 16 of A attempted passes
on which the Gators have travel
led 297 yards goadward.
In Florida's IA to 20 loss to
Auburn last Saturday, Belden
completed 8 of Is passes and had
one intercepted. The compile
tions went for 1913 yards, but the
one interrogation was raced back
Sc yards for a touchdown by Au-
burns fleet-footed Gafford.
Reports Florida scouts have
brought back to Gainesville after
watching the Wolfpack bump
Davidson IA to 0 and Clemson Is
to 0 point to an exceptionally
strong N. C. State line which will
force the Gators into the air for
yardage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
NORWOOD SKIPPER
MAY TAKE MOUND
AGAINST WHEDBEE

Norwood Skipper will prob
ably face Jim Whedbee in the
third and final game of the
championship series of the Cape
Fear semi-pro league at Win
ter Park Sunday afternoon.
Skipper, ace moundsman of the
Winter Park Rangers will more
than likely be manager Frank
Hines choice to face Hampstead's
Jim Whedbee, or at least that
was the opinion of fans who have
followed the two clubs during
the season.
The Hampsteaders won the
first game and the Rangers cap
tured the second tilt last Sun
day. The third contest will be
called on the Winter Park field
at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
WHITEVILLE JV'S
PLAY AT L0RlS
BY JIGGS POWERS
Star Shorts CORRESPONDENT


WHITEVILLE, Oct. 15-White-
ville's Junior Varsity, who has
not yet won a game, will travel
to Loris, S. c., Thursday after
noon, where they will play a re-
turn game with the South Caro-
lima eleven. The Sandlappers
played here in the opening game
of the JV's calendar, and went
back across the border with a
1870 victory. They have a big
husky eleven, much larger than
the light Whiteville aggregation.
However, the Pack "B's' have
improved much since the season
opener, and will be primed to
give the Loris outfit a battle
Time of the game is 3 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
On Carolina Campus
Officials Are Confident
"Justice" Will Triumph

CHAPEL HILL, Oct. Is. Up
- University of North Carolina
officials today expressed conf
dence that the Southern Confer
ence executive committee will
rule Charlie Justice eligible to
play football here.
The committee will meet Sat-
urday in Durham where it will
consider establishing a Confer
ence basketball booking agency.
Other matters are on its agenda,
and the Justice case may not be
considered at that session.
John j. Wicker, Richmond,
(Va.) attorney recently charged
that Justice, prior to entering
North Carolina as a freshman,
signed a contract with the Phila-
delphia Eagles professional foot
ball team. Wicker charges the
contract allegedly was signed
when Justice was 10.
He aired his charges when his
client, Vernon Morgan, who is a
Richmond u, Grid luminary, was
ruled ineligible by the conference
since he signed a major league
baseball contract when Is.
But everybody here from DR..
Robert B. House, Chancellor OF
the University, to Morris Mason,
Negro trainer, for generations OF
Tar Heel athletic teams, is conf
dent that Justice will be ruled
eligible.
Justice, who turned in a sensa-
tional performance last year on
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

noon today in order that prep
arations can be made for the
supper. His telephone number is
1898.
Under the direction of Alan
Marshall, members of the tourn-
ament-seeking group have sue
cessfully received pledges total
ling approximately $4,000. The
committees are slated to make
their reports at the meeting to-
night. A tentative deadline for
securing pledges has been set
at Dec. |.
Willetts has called upon all
merchants, industrial and civic
leaders to pledge their support
to the event. He pointed out
that a speedy reply to the PEA
invitation, made in August by
George Schneitner, of the PGA,
would be necessary if Whining
ton was to get dates in 1948.