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Evening star., 1947-11-24
Model Plone Hits Wire;
Operator EIectrocuted
By the Assoeiafad Press

PLEASANTVILLE. N. j., Nov. a.
Lewis Milan, "A, was electrocuted
yesterday when a model gas-pow-
cred airplane he was flying on a
50-foot wire became tangled In high
tension power lines near the sub
station of the Atlantic City Electric
Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Press Agent Dies

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Nov. "a
ItP).-Walter K. Hill. 70, a former
press agent for Buffalo Bill' Cody
and twice president of the Theatri-
cal Press Agents of America, died
at his home here Saturday.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Darn nf Chunks

KORAN, ANDREW JOHN. The family
Of the late ANDREW JOHN HORAN wish
TO thank neiehbors and friends for their
Kindness and sympathies at time when
il was deeply appreciated.
LOUISE AND MARCELLA.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Only Soldiers Ate Cundy

Moroccan youngsters of the 17th
century were not allowed to eat
candy, because it was considered a
warriors food
Evening star., 1947-11-24
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

J. William Lees Sons Co
<tn and Mass Ave. NE. Ii. $500
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrematOrium
Evening star., 1947-11-24

Prices of sunfloWer seed in Chile
have increased nearly IS per cent in
the last year.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
AMBULANCES.
CEMETERY LOTS.

FORT L.NCoLN-5 sites: sacrifice for
quick sale. Phone WI. 4946. -e4
q LOTS in National Capital Memorial
Park, on Baltimore blvd: each lot pro.
Vides space for six interments. VIII sell
Individual lots only at $50 per tnterment,
$50 per lot Call DE. 1877. "a
Evening star., 1947-11-24

A 81 :
Z late brother. JOHN q BRIG
HAM. as a courtesy to Jefferson Lodge,
No. l04. New Albany, Ind. All brothers
ssre urged to atteno. ~
Evening star., 1947-09-06
SUBURBAN REhT-MARYLANp.

north Of Rockville. Md.-2-story house
consisting OF rooms, 4ha baths; 2-car
garage with . rooms and bath over; oil
hot-water heat: electric refer. and range:
$3.50 per month. B. F. SAUL CO., Ma
Evening star., 1947-09-06
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

NEWLY DECORATED CAPE COD 2-bedrm.
bungalow in desirable residential section;
Insulation, storm windows, Venetian blinds;
rooms; chain link fence, trees. shrubbery,
tlement; S10,950. Call after evenings
CROYDON PARK. Rockville-4-room bun
galow, modern bath, stairway to attic:
attractive attic can be used if necessary for
CUsHMAN. Realtor. $40 Frederick pike,
Si1hessea5fR sew MopERN No sBfbRooM ghebf s HOME
nice sized lot in an established community
in Silver spEing aTss en- ready r, foS eeeu-
ss.S5c; ssss; - HILLSIDE. MD.-5-rm. and bath
brick bungaIlow; oil h.-w;h.; terms. terms MI,
CAROZzA. 1927 Penna ave. Sc II
ATTENTION, VETERANS-Six brick homes
without basement, S1O,S5O; ? with full
basement and dining alcoves, Sl2.450; ap-
proved for GI loans; lge. rms, fireplaces.
de luxe kitchens, plastered walls, sodded
and handicapped lots; small down payment;
occupancy Nov. 5. To reach homes, drive
out wis ave. extended through Bethesda,
turn right to homes l mi. beyond Congres-
sional Airport TEKTON CONSTRUCTION
Co. WI. 4O12: ewes. OR. 3459 or MI.
$50 DOWN buys this 6-rm. bungalow; 3
bedrms.. full bsmt., oil h.-wh:: large lot:
5lO7 M St, Hillside. SURETY REALTY
Evening star., 1947-09-06

COLORED, COLESVILLE, Md a. with
schools, busline; act quick JOHN BUR-
DOFT. Colesville, Md, Ashton (MdD 3S46.
"a new, det., 5-rm. houses, Z mi from
D. c.. near school and store la-acre lots;
run water, stove, refrigerator, ETC.; low
down payment. bal: like rent. R. H.
REST INC WI 3633 -
Evening star., 1947-09-06

A DREAM-Approximat II miles from
D. C. Large living room with modern hre.
place. extra breakfast room, bedrooms
large porch overlooking beautiful valley
Price. $1,000: terms Immediate posses
sion. FREEMAN q sHERBURNE, Vienna,
Va, vi Xtsnna nna 2sS n%, ps or 80. .c,,.ts s-hsd.
rm. Colonial brick on large, elevated cor
lot; very close to schools, shopping. transp;
etc. This home is in great demand: SO cal cal
With vHtS' reasonable cash. WEAVER REALTY
CO. ~: 1875, TIE. 45ls eyes, CHI. s4s9
AIExASEDRIA. Jefferson Park; conv, tc
sone pase cape sas eod eo homs ssnSos 'hs
place, din t kit and ,sdyma and sds
resrt recre. rm, and piano, oil h.-w., heat lily
and fish pond in Ks eRsfa suSssns saik sa5a
b. BREcKENBRiDGE, Reaitor: TIE. ;3775
PC sge eaRs on aere Ffme o Of
tile soil / mile from Annandale, on Fails
Church rd,:. has full basement with h,,w;h
ofer M kANE sid INC me- ff Reators alt Alex sois
AL BAKER OFFERS attractive home on =:
af affs seh Sedrms nsns large a hnaGs With
din rm.. kit equipped with electric. range
refrigerator. combination garbage dispoiSa
bath. center stairway for 2 additional rms
on ,2nd floor, full basement, with oil h. h
and Bendix washer: excel. transp. Full
mateiy prfei 5000 5000, balance % iike rent. Shown
Reaitors, iio So St. st. Asaph st., AlexandTia
ys4s "a oDes 81 A1ex eyes ss44 And Suns Phone sE
OPEN ila = TODAY NOON TIL DARK. ao4 e
Randolph ave. Alexandria, Va. CDel Ray). L
blk. from Mt VERNON ave, schools, transp;; :.
etc: vacant: price reduced. move in with
deposit; 5-rm: semidet. brick, 2 nice bed
rms. modern bath and kit. full basement;
modern equipment, house built OF finest
this offer. CARTER REALTY CO., NO
TWo ACRES CLEARED LAND, miles west
Of Manassas; improved by a neat Arm
log cabin, cleo. $500: "a cash. WHIT
MORE & HIxsoN. Manassas. Va. PHONE
Msnfssis sIxnRM. FRAME BUNGALOW. in good
u MHrFSoRE nssSsa HH1xsseos Manassas. "a
Phone Manassas "A. =,
is this 6-room brick home: living room:
dining room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms and
bath: full basement, oil heat; blocks to
stores. schools and bus; substantial cash
afssss MsSsAs kHSEhx sesEh Co.. aiis wilson SIsd
aGLLEiSAS5kra. GLi q 2Es 2.s4 VA .ton. and brick
Cape cod of 6 rms. 3 bedrms., ultramod.
ern tiled bath and kit; complete with
rTisidairs and ssoys: fun S;It OIL aiT
good location. Vacant; immediats POSE :
So. 500. inquire BARRY. phons Alex
Evening star., 1947-09-06

suitable suit schooi. home: $4,000 with 1s0
acres. $4,000; timber worth $4,000.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

They are the daughters Of Indian
officials Melvyn knew during his war
service In India.
Claudette Colbert really had bad
time of it with her abcessed teeth.
She stayed in a dentists chair all
evening and the next day tried to
work in sleep My Love-" but had
to 60 home to do some moaning In
private. ..n
Danny Kaye Is the fastest to re-
cord "The Song of the Leaky Fau-
cet," by Frank Loesser. Frank is the
boy who did all Betty Hutton's songs
in "Perils of Pauline"
Don Ameche and Richard Hart are
testing for the father role in LUX
ury Liner" This is the part that
Walter Pidgeon was to have played.
Maureen O'Hara caused the scare
Of the week when heavy camera
crane slid on to her foot on the set
Of THE Foxes of Harrow" She was
bruised and shocked, but no bones
were broken.
Clark Gables movie, Command
Decision" will first be played on
Broadway this winter. Clark at the
moment is somewhere fishing.
Sylvia Sidney, before she took off
for points east, told me that she is
doing the Ingrid Bergman part in
Joan of Lorraine" in summer stock
appearances all over Long Island.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance Tnc
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Wife Of E1-senaior's S Son
Granted Divorce In Reno

Mrs. Josephyne NAPLES Hughes
was granted b divorce in Reno, New,
yesterday from James H. Hughes, Sd
the son of former Senator J. H
Hughes of Delaware. on grounds of
mental crulty.
The couple, widely known in
Washington, Philadelphia and Do
yer, Del, married in Georgetown,
Del, Januiry rs, 1910, with Senator
Hughes acting as his sons best man.
Mrs. Hughes is graduate Of the
Fairmont. School and the King
Smith Studio School here. She is
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
Waples OF GEORGETOWN, Del.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Hollywood:
Joan Crawford
To Play Lead in
Anna Lucasta'
By SheiIoh Grohom

Joan Crawford will star in Anna
Lucasta" for Warner Bros. The
play has been leased from Play
wright Philip Yordan for 10 years
and he'll receive 100000 for the
lease plus other payment for writ
ing the movie. The film will be
about a Polish family, as Yordan
originally wrote it for the stage.
Judy Garland, waiting for table
In the Metro con1missary, replies,
in answer to my question about her
health: you all say I'm dying.
Okay, I'm dying" In the first place,
no one has said this. Secondly,
Judy does look i'll. And she sounded
hysterical. But after the above out
burst, she joined Frank Sinatra for
lunch, and seemed as gay as any
thing.
Sinatra, by the way, has wander
ing feet again, and If he can finish
"The Kissing Bandit" and Miracle
of the Bells in time, he'll hop off
for England for a week of fun. Yes,
he'll fly, in spite of his promise to
his ear doctor to stay on the ground.
Gregory Peck's Rope" assignment
on theater stage in La Jolla is in
the nature Of a rehearsal for movie
he'll do Rope" on the screen,
with Alfred Hitchcock directing.
Deborah Kerr bought the guest
house on the Mccormick estate in
Pacific Palisades. And I'm wonder
ing what the estates big house looks
like because Debbie's guest" place
has four bedrooms and six bath
rooms!
Van johnson tells me on the set
of "Virtuous" that when and If his
movie career ever folds up, he'll try
for a play on Broadway. Inciden-
tally, Van says he did not get new
contract at Metro, as reported. u
have four more years to go on my
present DEAL" says Van. II get S.
900 week, but for 40 weeks of the
year only" That adds up to 5000, ,O0C
annually. But Van says that with
income tax, agents fee, and his re-
cent heavy expenses, he hasn't yet
been able to save anything. That
seems amazing to me. And 1t would
be amazing to the Van Of five years
ago.
Dams Clark is In Laguna for his
play "Of Mice and Men" in which
Dane Is playing Lennie. Then he
goes to Detroit to do "One Sunday
Afternoon"
Joan Crawford in a huddle with
Sam Wanamaker. He wants her tt
do play that he will direct or
Broadway. But Joan says she hasn1
the nerve to face a live audiencs
night after night.
John Garfield, by the way, bitter.
ly disappointed Wanamaker when h,
finally said mo- to starring in hi
play, Gentleman from Athens.
Now I see where Irene Selznick
thinks she has John for her Ten
nessee Williams play, "A Streetcar
Named Desire" I'll believe 1t when
I see Garfield on stage in New York.
X X
Melvyn Douglas created mile
sensation when he walked into Dor
the Beachcomber' the other nigh
with two East Indian girls. dressed
in their native costumes. One ga
is called Eena and the other Moeena.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

lister the campers at the mission. SIS
G street NV. There Is no charge
for the campers.
The public Is invited to attend the
ceremony at which camp awards will
be presented for the first two weeks
of camp at pm. Sunday at Camp
Bennett. Herbert Eberhardt, super
intendent of the Central Union Mis-
sion, will present the awards for the
best and second best girl and boy
campers.
Contributions toward support of
the camp may be sent to the Contra!
Union Mission, Mrs. Eberhardt said.
Camp Bennett is not supported by
any social agency. the Community
Chest or the Camp Fund.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Dance Festival

The Washington Guild Of the
National Negro Opera Co., Inc, will
present a "Gala Music and Dance
Festival tomorrow night at
o'clock at Griffiith Stadium.
A number of stars from New York,
Chicago. Pittsburgh and Philadel-
phia will appear. Numbers will in
ciude the triumphant chorus from
Aida and the Hallelujah chorus
from THE Ordering of Moses" Sew
eral bands and orchestras will take
part In the musical program.
Clark Griffith has donated the
stadium to the group for its fund
raising benefit.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

amendments on each late yesterday
One measure authorizes the Dis
trict Commissioners to revise their
licensing system on buildings. Ex-
empted from the licensing would be
houses containing no more than
four roomerS.
The other bill would give to war
veterans who have gone back into
business, the benefit of their previ-
GUS employment experience, when
computing their new unemployment
tax rates.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Mission Camp Announces
OPENINGS for 80 Children

Thefs are openings for 88 boys and
girls Htween the ages of and u
for the two 14-day August camping
periodk at the Central Union Mis-
sion's Camp Bennett at Brookville,
Md, Mrs. Herbert Eberhardt, d.
rector OF the missions Childrens
Emergency Home. announced today.
Para1ts or relatives of children
who want to go to camp should reg
Evening star., 1947-07-18
james J. Davis Now
Able to Go to Office

James j. Davis, former United
States Senator from Pennsylvania,
who has been i'll at his home, 3618
Prospect avenue, NV, during part
Of the winter, today is so improved
that he is able to 60 to his Office.
Mr.. Davis is director general of
the Loyal Order of Moose and goes
to his headquarters here, $50 Indi-
ana avenue NV. for an hour or
two q day. The former Republican
Senator Is 70 wears old.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Indian Attuche Arrives

Col. B. M. Kaul, secretary Of the
Indian Armed Forces Nationaliza-
ton Committee, has arrived in
Washington to become military at
tache at the Indian Embassy. He
succeeds Col. Nawabzada Moham-
med Sher Ali Khan, who is return
ing to India.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
District Building License
And JobIess Bills Passed

The House has passed and sent to
the White House two District bills.
dealing with building licenses and
unemployment compensation here.
The House agreed to minor Senate
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
DELIGHT
Arlcns Brock

Mrs. A. A. Braggs, teacher at
Rosenwald School left Wednesday
to attend the teachers meeting in
Little Rock ...... Mrs. Minnie Gil
yard and family Willis johnson
and family. Lille L. Mcdaniel
and family, John Henry Matlock,
Edward Jones. Henry L. Thomas
and Lawrence johnson are here
from Hollygrove. after spending
several months there 49,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Gentry and Mrs. Mae
Ollie Gentry are here from Osce.
ola Visitors in Delight recent.
~ were Mrs. Louise Stringer Of
Hot Springs. Miss Mildred Mae
Ross of Okolona, Mrs. rlorazel
Jackson of Murphfreesboro, and
Robert Mosley. Jr. of Hensley $50.
Ben Furlow has completed his
new home ...... Mr.. and Mrs. Up.
ton Moore are having their house
painted ...... Eddie Gentry is build.
ing new home ...... Mr.. and Mrs
Bonnie Lee Griffin are also build
ing a new home ...... Earnest Nc
Daniel made a trip to Henley re-
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
Arkansas State
SigmaS Initiate

Alpha Chi Chapter of Sigma
Rho Sorority at Arkansas State
College brought seven pledges a.
cross the burning sands into the
coveted realm of the Greeks on
Wednesday night November 5th,
when the following young ladies
We're initiated: Susie Howard,
Hestiza Evans, Zelma Barr, Bet
tye Simpson, Amanda Friarson,
Claudia Hayes and Mildred Mus
tlful These new Sorors make a
lovely addition to an unusually
active and unique group. With
their new sisters. the chapter
plans to celebrate its Founders
Day with the Chapter at Langs-
ton University in Oklahoma on
November 18th.
The chapter has maintain a full
calender for the quarter having
begun its activities with a "pig-in
the Blanket rush party for a
group of approximately forty
freshmen girls in the college GYM
nasium. This affair was highly
successful as was the reception
held in the spacious lovliness of
Soror Davis home honorinp the
Arkansas Lions" and the Prairie
View Painters" after the Home
coming game. Other activities in
clude Bridge and Theatre Parties
Recently three of its Sorors
Ernestine Grice, Vivian Filler and
Irma Gillard were initiated into
Alpha Kappa Mu National Homo
rary Society Soror Gillard was
also elected Miss Arkansas
State, an honor of which the
sorors are justly proud.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
Maybe l should've been an only child -. ~"

Terrell upon whom we need not
comment ID. To all the Worms,
Dogs, Pigs, and Apes whose hard
work and perseverance enabled
them to cross the burning sands
ITO the Omegas for a well
planned chapel; the subject chos-
en-, THE Importance Of Voting
Cooperation Among Negroes in
College and Communities in the
South. was unsurpassed for time.
illness ...... Best wishes to the cho-
rus on its first tour Of the year =.
Cold Weather Brought Relief
From my subsection TO Miss Bost-
les and Mr.. Graw's tete tete
under my window every morning
after breaking the fast; Just for
the record. I'll remember that
they were nice enough to consent
to my snatchins that last ILL.,
snooze. but all the same I'm most
grateful to Crimp.
All Smiles and Sunshine: Susie.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14

Wayne, Indiana 49,. Will Hart
was found dead Saturday morn.
ing and was buried Sunday .......
Mrs. Rosky West died SATURDAY.
night ........ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Grave, ST.. and grandson motor.
Cd to Dermott Sunday and spent
the evening with Mrs. Graves
daddy. Pink Hunt N,
and Mrs. Dan Turner are still
on the sick list ........ Mrs. lsa-
bella Green and Mrs. Viola Lou
ces are still shut in,
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14

ern johnson, the talented young
daughter of Rev. and Mrs J. A
johnson of Texarkana left recent.
ly to teach at Gurdon High School
Miss johnson is a graduate of
Washington High and Arkansas
Baptist College. While in school
she showed rare ability in sing.
ing and dramatics. Her many
friends wish for her a successful
school year
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
THE SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP

november IA (Night Gavier's plays Texas State
UNIV the light of Buff in
l5-Grambngs Tigers administer the 10
e iaong Prairie View Panthers Bishop
WIN battle Texas College under
au III Nacogooches Fred Longs Wiley at the
crossroads Saturday in Scottandve guns loaded for
ooor ole stand against the Jaguars
state has her last chance victory the
as the guests at Langsons Homecoming unenya
meno Sam Huston Quinn the CAPITAL civ in
game that won't be close Carroll two
pass receivers Come November the early season
ball dopesters breathe
little limbs ~ 0'"eAe Ao" "'eH
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
Hestiza, Mildred, Amanda, Bettye,
Claudia and Zelma they crossed
the Sigma Sand. 49,

Miscellany: Apprehension over the
Samuel Huston game can be cut
with a knife 49,. To the young
lady who tried SO hard to take ov-
er while she was on pro, Mildred
has to say that she Is back on the
Job Is strong a. ever ...... Believe
you me. mike" knows how 70
keep her business straight: that's
tellin' EN- ked 1900. Now that Pero
10 at least able 70 use crutches,
Lurlyn never stops smiling: when
he calls her. she u equally ~ bad
II not a. Clio when the Chi call
came through ........ Orene Kirby
passed me In such q big hurry, I
failed to get the identity Of the
escort; bet q man win next
time ........ Arvene and the mighty
bred" just can't see for looking
--at each other ........ Nicklebury
Ses-STATE-Psss Five
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
Willow
Emergene Smith

pViEtbt NIIlIlH
Sunday School was opened and
conducted by the Assistant Supt.,
Bro. W. L. Smith. Rev. b. F. Lon
don preached a wonderful sermon
after which an appreciation pro-
gram was given for the pastor
ani his wife, They received many
lovely gifts .... Mrs. G. A. Smith
has returned from Little Rock
...... George Jenkins was married
to Mary Ann Jones last Saturday
.... Mrs Matte Smith, Miss Bcr-
nice Smith and Lorice Smith mot
ored to Malvern Saturday on bus.
mess.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
Texarkana
Lee Marshall

Lee marshall
Mrs. T.. T.. Willis and daughter,
Georgia, accompanied by Miss l..
u. Pollard and w. M. Mcconnell
OF Cotton Plant were week end
guests Of Mrs c. N. Shropshire.
Tho party was cnroute to Mar
shall, Texas to attend Bishop Col
reyes Homecoming Game .....
Mrs. Alblee Daniels Of Kansas
City, Mo, is visiting her mother
Mrs. Elnora Jones ........ Mrs. Lille
Mae Duckett of Kansas City, Mo,
was the week end guest Of her
mother, Mrs Irene Harris on
Froost st. ........ Miss Fayrene Law
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
Around Arkansas
State
With ERNIE

With ERNIE"
Orchids and Congrsts: to the
Phi Beta Signals for their pre-
sentation OF Frederick Ransom in
recital Monday night; In our esti-
nation Mr.. Ransom ranks with
the truly great artists Of the day,
and judging from comments Of
approval, the public will be clam
oring for Mr.. Ransom again in
the near future. He was ably
backed by those two we'll known
perennials, Messrs. McGhee and
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14

Gently Conway Leeper. son
OF Mrs. Mary Ellen Leeper is at.
tending school at Fort Smith. Mrs.
Josie Woods Is on the sick list -.
II you want to know what Is 70.
ing on In and around DELIGHT
Read the STATE PRESS,
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
MeGEheE
Calue Green

SssAe Oreen II " 'l..- !.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred West lief,
last week for Chicago, ILL.,, for an
indefinite stay. They were accom-.
panied by Mr.. John West who is
visiting here ........ Mr.. Joe West
left for Chicago. Friday night .......
The funeral services of Charlie
Williams who passed last Satur-
Day night was held at the Niece
hee Chapel M. B. Church Sun.
day. Grafton was by the Pc stor.
Rev. M. Coleman and Mrs. p.
Tucker of Gould. sang a soul stir.
ring solo. Surviving are his wife
and son. George Williams of Fort
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14


cellar saturday with hairne 81
shap punng in the first period within
the line
oehha tina Arkansas goal line period
James ff took shuttle Tolver Dragon and
around his left
or pay art win spectacular that
James Perry injected life the period Naz-
afee Ilpplns faded bak ward hur
pass whitaker Allen who took the
e goal line Perry passed Earl Sells
the STORE 81 but
SAFE On out Ilnsey Tolver HILL Little MDonad Hart
fora We're Sam Hustons best players Perry Allen Grce
no Lloyd Scott Sells and Tppns played Arkansas
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14

cm"-A" 'AuOAAs ANNIHILATE BISHOP
Inc pace setting Southern grabbed their fifth
game In row Saturday with riunnb ovor .o
hop s The Jaguars an aerial shock in the
d1 as oooa and Baden alternaed raining deadly touch
oo"n passes beudered
enc was on the payo and Of Brad and one from
eys curing the first half while caught on of Warren
pdol shos IN the last hail. Southern ground
route as brada Wilson, sent scurryinp
the Tigers goal line and Galloway beave from proda
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
"Skipper's Southwest Sport 0graph''
~ l. E. DIXON

ooutoefns Jasuars gaced the inside
ference grid Saturday by annang Bishop Tigers with $50
~nhe the Texas College Steers giving
" ther homecoming to knock the Panthers to
tneH knees and send their title hopes eimmering
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
PHILANDER SMITH SCRATCHES OUT OVER JACKSON Ga

smith Panhers
current season Saturday when they COLLEGE
IN MISSISSIPPI 60 The Pnthers play Wlberoc FRIDAY in
western Conference a Hot Springs ~
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14
WILEY WILDCATS TRoUNCE LANGsroN LIONS 700

FRED Longs Wiley Wildcats hit victory trail again
SATURDAY hght on Wiley field they
III e tracks Tor 700 victory before pair of
costly first period fmbe ery eleven paved the way
oe TWO whey slx-pone Coon Owens
hgstohs line for yards and the Cats few min
ues later another Langston tumble on the
zap Jones Jared tackle for l8 and Johnny
oi the TOUCHDOWN After thrilling Peoples an the
a eano Arthur jackson yards Mobey behind the
ssto goal Tor the final Wiley
aus eoal hne gave Langston safety second period
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-14

eX Durleys Texas Steers reached into the old sock Sat
oay Tor their Homecoming and polished their single and
wing back plays to twist the loop Prairie View pantbe M
" 30 victory before the largest Homecoming his
anher rumble recovered by d Taylor way for
ieNs score as Houston dropped back
from me r. n late in the first stood IN
.e ulrd period when Harris blocked Texas nn hd
inc ooVh's goal Tor Panther TOUCHDOWN
S'anza Joe Herbert life with % rd dash rd
the DOWNSTAIRS right flank Won Lewis pass 10 T. Tov
e aer I'VE and the star Steer anman across for
the game winning touchdown Herbert was the games so,ia
out Taylor Lewis Ozan Payne Chalk Mathis and Rasmus yo
brilliant in supporting Arthur Young Morris n
Johnson ana Harris were the Panthers' performers
Johnson and Harris the Panthers' performers