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The Nome nugget., 1947-03-24
FAIR NOTES

To clear up matter which seems 10 be creating a great deal of confusion, it is brought to your attention that the Fair Big 3 Raffle' tickets now being sold, and the Arctic Club Queen" tickets ".so on sale are in no way con- nCcted.
 The tickets are for two differ cnt events, the Arctic Club Car . Ns. $ planned for the night of
 cA 20 and the Fair begins on
 '2 night of April IT, with rallies for each event.
 The Big 3 Raffle" is for the
 rigidaire, Radio-Phonograph, and " ashing Machine to be given 0Way at the Gay 90's Night at the : i, Q" April l9 Enuf said.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-24
BOY SCOUTS SURPRISE B. c. BAKER

The Boy Scouts, Troop 666, had a surprise party on MT. B. G. Baker last Saturday evening. MT. Baker has been active in the development of the troop since it was organized and has been both scoutmaSter and a member of the board. The boys are looking forward with antici- patton to the plans for the coming summer, when most of the activi- ty takes place
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-24
Dutch To Replace Seized Cargo

THE HAGUE, (P)-The Neither lands government said today an agreement had been reached in | Q case of the United States freighter Martin Behrman, whose $3,000,00G cargo was seized by Dutch auto" ities in Batavia.
 The Martin Behrman, clartere by the Isbradndtsen company O. New York, was ordered to BataV q by Dutch naval craft after slc loaded sugar, s!sa., ruooer aN 2 other products at the Rcpuol.cu port of Cneribon in Java.
 Netherlands East Indies official, said the cargo was seized because the products were grown on eS- tateS, now in Indonesian hanu,, which rightfully belonged Q Dutchmen.
 "The Netherlands Indies cNv- ernment," said the communique is sued here, "has declared itself pre- pared to provide the Martin Behr- man with a similar legal cargo so that there will be no financial loss for the ship.
 "NiO"coVcr, the NET "OVe"n"1"r'
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-24
FAREWELL PARTY FOR CHAPLAIN AND MRS. YORK

A farewell party was given last evening at the Federated church after the evening services for Chaplain and Mrs. James York, who have taken an active part in the church work during their stay here.
 Chaplain York is leaving for the States soon, where he will receive his discharge from the U. s. Army, after which he plans to return to school and complete his training.
 A presentation of a beautiful or iginal Alaskan drawing was made to Chaplain and Mrs. York in ap- preciation of their fine co-opera- tive spirit.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-24

ATLANTA, Ga. P)-Gov. Mel win E. Thompson declared today that Herman Talmadgc and his po- litical associates no longer had the right to speak for the Democratic party, and branded the Talmadge- sponsored white supremacy" leg iSlation as an invitation to fraud and stolen elections.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-24
Train.AutO Collision Kills Six

EVANSVILLE, Utah. Rl-DorO- thy Webster, 20, was in critical condition today from injuries sui Foced in a train-automobile colli- sion that killed six children and injured three other persons las. night. The accident occurred Whe3 Webster's car, carrying the chi dren and his daughter home from a movie at nearby Layton, was struck by the Union Pacific's west bound Los Angeles limited from Chicago at a crossing here.
 Train crewmen said the sigma was functioning, and state highway patrolmen quoted Webster as say ing he started over the crossing al ter observing that freight traln on the double tracks had stopped He said he did not see the limited
 Those who survived were ridine in the front seat. The car was hurled more than 50 feet.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-24
Ban Communists From LabOrCrOups

SAN FRANCISCO (P)-The San Francisco central labor council voted l38-36 last night to ban Communists from membership and urged they be excluded from state AFL councils as well.
 Thomas White, secretary of a warehousemen's local, introduced the resolution declaring it's pur- pose was ito eliminate Commun- ists from places of authority with in labor"
 One delegate, Rene Battalini, protested "this is the road to Fas- ciSm."
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-24

is willing to compensate the com Dany for financial losses caused by the order to the Martin Behrman to sail from Cheribon to Batavia. This compensation may be deter mined by arbitration if necessary"
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-24

No woman wants a dress iden- t;cal to another woman's-but all the rules are off about mink coats.
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Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
Operation Successful;
Joe DiMaggio Plans To
Be In Opening Contest

BALTIMORE, March 12-P)-
Whether Joe DiMaggio will be in
centerfield when the Yankees AND
Senators touch off the baseball:
season at Washington April Il
depended largely today on a piece
Of skin the size of a special de-
livery stamp and a new cutaway
shoe for his left foot.
IT hope I'll make it," said the
Yankee slugger. "But I've got nc
idea how long I'll be here"
Joe is recuperating from a IS
minute skin graft operation per
formed at Johns Hopkins hospita
yesterday to close an open wouno
inside his left heel. DR.. Edward
M. Hanrahan, plastic surgeon
transferred the patch Of epider
mis- from the back of Joe's RICH
thigh.
The special baseball shoe fol
Joe's left foot--size 8k-is being
designed by DR.. George E. Ben
nett. Hopkins O%rthopedic spec
ialist. Part of the heel will be Gu
away, with a narrow band at the
ankle to keep the shoe on.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
WILLIE HOPPE TO
RECEIVE AWARD
Outstanding Sportsman
ship Trophy Will Be
Presented April 10

POTSDAM. N. Y, March II -
U.R - Willie Hoppe, 59-year-old
cuemaster and billiard champion,
has been selected to receive the
annual award given by the Sports
manship Brotherhood, it was an
nounced today.
The award will be presented to
Hoppe at a testimonial dinner in
New York on April 10 by John
T. McGovern, chairman of the
award committee. Gen. John Kill
patrick and ex = heavyweight
champion Gene Tunney Will speak
at the function.
Previous award winners for out
standing craftsmanship include,
Walter Johnson, Amos Alonzo
Stag, Lou Gehrig, Grantland Rice,
Devereux Milburn. Me OFT, Torg-
err Toxic, Connie Mack and Meryll
Frost.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
Qualifying Rounds To Be
gin On Municipal
Course March Is

The adviso-y board of the
Municipal golf course voted last
night to stage the annual spring
Municipal championship gol1
tournament. The finals will be helc
May 4 on the Mum course.
The qualifying rounds will gel
underway on March Is, the las
day to post qualifying scores has
been set for April 6. Match play
will follow for the next four weeks
and the finals played on May 4.
The winner of the championship
flight will be presented a prize
and have his name enscribed or
the club trophy, which is kept in
the MUM trophy room.
Jesse Ellison Won the tourna
ment last year, it was disclosed
The spring tourney is open tt
all Municipal golfers. A $l.00 entry
fee must be posted before playing
the qualifying rounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
HOGAN, DEMARET
FAVORED IN MEET
New Gold Dust Twin
To Play Jacksonville
Open Tourney

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March u
-P)-Ben Hogan and Jimmy De-
maret, the new gold dust twins
OF professional golf, rule heavy
favorites to make top money in
the $40, 900 Jacksonville open
tournament starting tomorrow
over the Hyde Park Municipal
course.
A wind that resembled a young
williwaw whipped over the $685.
yard layout today and sent many
practice scores soaring. However,
it had little effect on the shots
of the two Texans who keep them
low and long in the teeth of a gade.
With Sam Snead, winner of the
two previous open events here,
on a South African tour the nigh
ty little Hogan is given the best
chance of capturing the $4,000
first prize money.
Beltin' Ben's home elub Is
Hershey, Pa, and Damaret is
playing out Of Ojai, Calf. They
succeeded to the role OF the gold
dust twins when Byron Nelson
retired and Harold (Jug) McSpa-
den hit a slump.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
Play To Get Underway Fri
day Afternoon AT
Three O'clock

The YMCA Weight division bas-
ketball tournament will get under
way tomorrow at 3 p. m. on the
YMCA hardwood and will con
tinue until Friday, March 81, with
the championship games of each
division being played in the New
Hanover High School gymnasium.
It was announced yesterday by
Adam Smith, YMCA physical di-
rector.
Thirty-seven teams have enter
ed the tournament from all parts
of Wilmington, New Hanover Coun-
ty, and other sections of East
ern North Carolina.
The teams are divided into
weight divisions of 80 h., 1o5 h.,
120 h., 1875 h., $50 h., and the
unlimited class, with the winners
of each class receiving a bronze
triangular YMCA medal. Each
medal will be inscribed with the
weight class, date of tournament,
and champions on the back.
Teams entered in the tourna-
ment with schedule for Friday,
March IA, through Saturday,
March Is, are as follows: Friday:
8 p. NJ: Deamons VS.. Y Owls, 80
b.; 4 p. M: Chestnut st. Cubs VS..
Spofford Cadets, 80 h.; Chestnut
st. Bear Cats VS.. Lake Forest
Colts, 80 h.; 7 p. M: Y Comets
VS.. State Five, 120 h.; 8 p. M:
High School Hardwood Tigers VS..
Chestnut st. Grizzlies, 1876 h.; 9
p. M: High School Black Knights
VS.. Spofford Mills, $50 lb.; 10
p. M: College Aces VS.. Sneads
Ferry, unlimited; Saturday: 1:30
p. NJ: Winter Park CASHIERS VS..
Leland Juniors, los h.; 2 p. M:
Y Cobras VS.. Y Cadets, 80 lb.;
3 p M: Lake Forest Broncos VS..
Speed Demons, 105 h.; 4 p. m:
Y Hawks VS.. Y Stars, 105 h.; 5
p. M: Y Indians VS.. High School
Eight Balls, 1876 h.; s p. M: Point
Makers VS.. High Flyers, 120 Id.
The remainder Of the schedule
will be released in Saturdays
Morning Star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
BIG FOUR SLATE
BEGINS APRIL 5
Duke Meets North Carolina
In Baseball Cir
cult Opener

DURHAM, March IL R -
The North Carolina big four base
ball league schedule released to-
day opens with Duke at North
Carolina April S. Wake Forest
opens at Duke April u and State
plays its first league game at
Wake Forest April Is.
The schedule lists "a games,
each club meeting the three
others four times, twice at home
and twice away. State is defend
ing champion.
The schedule:
April 5 - Duke at North Caro-
lima: II - Wake Forest at Duke;
Is - Carolina at Duke and State
at Wake Forest; 10 Duke at
State and Wake Forest at Caro-
lima; % - Duke at Wake Forest;
"a - State at Duke; Is Wake
Forest at State; 20 - Wake Forest
at Carolina; 30 - State at Wake
Forest.
May 8 Duke at Carolina and
Wake Forest at State; 6 - Caro-
lima at Wake Forest; - Duke at
State; 10 Wake Forest at Duke;
u - State at Duke and Carolina
at Wake Forest; IA Carolina
at State and Duke at Wake Forest;
II - Carolina at Duke; 81 -
State at Carolina; "a - Carolina
at State; 81 - State at Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
4 TEAMS ADVANCE
IN WALLACE MEET
YMCA Varsity Cagers De.
feat Beaulaville In
Strawberry Tits
Special To The Star

WALLACE, March II - Four
teams, Faison, Ivanhoe, Wallace
and the YMCA Varsity of Will
mington advanced to the semi
finals of the Strawberry All-Star
basketball tournament here to-
night.
The Faison quint, led by Tay-
lor with seven points, defeated
the Chinquapin five, "a to 10 in
the opening game. Rifton with 6
points was high scorer for the
losers.
The Ivanhoe team swamped the
Clinton aggregation SO to 80 in the
second contest. Harrell set the
pace for the Ivanhoe five with II
points while Holland was high
man for the Clinton team with Is
markers.
The Wallace All-Stars defeated
B. F. Grady, IS to Fl. The Wal
lace attack was led by Overman
with 16 points. Westbrock with Z
points was high man for the losers.
In the final game of the even
ing, the Wilmington YMCA Var
sity quint defeated Beaulaville, sc
to 70. Legs" McKoy of the Will
mington team was high scorer
with 16 points, he was closely fol-
lowed by Taylor of the YMCA
five with IS tallies. Parker of
Beaulaville scored 8 to lead his
mates.
Falson will play Wallace Thurs
day night at 8 o'clock and the
Wilmington team is slated to meet
the lvanhoe quint at 9:15 o'clock.
The finals of the tournament
will be played Friday night in the
Wallace high school gymnasium.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
PENDERLEA PLAYERS
PRESENTED LETTERS
Special To The Star

PENDERLEA, March u.
Penderiea boys and girls of the
basketball teams have been pre-
sented letters of achievement here,
Receiving letters we're: Marie
Orr, Betty Joe billiard, Elaine An.
d%erson, Imogene Savage, Janice
Pigford, Irene Duet, Annie Del
Autry, Mary Catherine Strickland
Margaret English, Elizabeth Strick.
land, Mammie Helen Lee, Barbara
billiard, Julian Mills, C. J. King
Kenneth Farrier. Raymond Pig
ford, Pat Wheeler, j. T. Marsh
burn, Fred Rocks, Marvin Ander
son, Leland Savage, Dewett Nc
GoWen, and Gerald Sutton.
All of these basketball players
competed in the recent YMCA-Star.
News basketball tournament.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13

cats will keep their record
clear.
We would like to see the
Greensboro team advance tn
the finals with the Wilmington
quiht The Greensboro
coach said Tuesday night his
team would have played bet
ter on their home court and
that the Wildcats were used
TO the local floor, which Is cor
rect =. Now, if both teams
happen to meet in Durham.
neither a claim any ad-
vantage over the other on a
matter of the playing court.
1t will be new to beth teams.
Getting back a moment to
placing the Wildcats in the
favorite role, with apologies to
coach Brogden.
Marvin Francis in his col
umn in the Durham Herald
wrote the following article.
although officials of the
meet failed to establish a ia
orite by eliminating the seed
Ing procedure, many Durham
fans are picking Wilmington's
high-scoring Wildcats as the
team to beat in the event. The
New Hanover County boys
placed third in the event last
year by whipping Greenville,
5. c., Senior High in the con-
ISOLATION scrap and this years
Wilmington club is considered
much stronger than the n
which performed here in 1916.
With four regulars back from
last years club-three of whom
won second string berths on
the All-TOIrnament selections
plus Billy Mason, a regular
on the 1945 team, the Wildcats
have run up an impressive rec
ord this year. They have yet
to taste defeat at the hands of
a high school opponent and
their only loss of the season
was administered by a touring
House of David crew. The
Wilmington boys are one of
four clubs in the event with
only one defeat on their rec
ord for the year.
Come on Wildcats, lets not
let the fans in Durham or
WILMINGTON down.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
CAPE FEAR LOOP
ADOPTS 20-CAME
SLATE AT FARLEY
Three Contests Scheduled
For Sunday, April II,
By Directors 3.

Three games will open the 1947
schedule of the Cape Fear semi
pro baseball league Sunday, April
27, it was decided at a meeting
Of the board Of directors Of the
circuit last night at the Recorders
court room.
The new schedule, drawn up by
Bill Eubanks and Rhode FarroW
gives each team a 20 game sched-
ule. 1t was pointed out that the
present schedule only calls for
Sunday games. The managers of
the teams, with the permission
of the board of directors may
play night games.
The opening games will be as
follows Acme-Delco at Seagate;
Winter Park at Hampstead and
Masonboro at Pepsi-Cola.
The meeting last night was call
ed by Addison Hewlett, Jr., presi-
dent Of the loop. After much dis
cussion it vas voted to have an
official s~corekeeper for each team.
Bunny Hines has been appointed
to keep the averages of the indi-
vidual clubs and players. The man
ayers were urged to turn in their
box scores as oon as possible
after each game.
Frank Hines, Rhode Farrow and
Barney Rodgers were appointed
to the grounds committee. 1t will
be their duty to inspect the various
playing fields and report to the
board their findings.
Ebert Brown, commissioner Of
umpires, reported ne was having
slight difficulties in securing the
men in blue. However, he told the
directors he would have a staff by
opening game time.
Other important matters were
discussed by the directors in the
tWo-hour session.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
High School Swimming
Meet Slated March u

DURHAM, March 12-P-The
eight annual North Carolina High
School swimming meet will be
held at Duke University, Saturday,
March %, athletic director Eddie
Cameron announced here today.
The tournament, suspended dur
ing the war, was last held here
in 1912 with Goldsboro High school
winning.
w. S. (Jack) Person, Duke swim
ming coach who will be in charge
of the one-day meet, advised that
invitations had been extended to
all High Schools in the state that
had outstanding teams before the
war as well as to several schools
that have adopted the sport since
1912.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
Davidson Baseball
Schedule Announced

DAVIDSON, March II. -(P9-
Athletic Director Norman Shepard
today announced a 24-game base
ball schedule for the Davidson
Wildcats, including Is Southern
Conference contests.
The schedule, at Davidson unless noted:
March 24-Duke. PIN. C. State; 29-
Trinity.
April 1-Charlotte Hornets; 3-Hor-
nets at Charlotte; LWofford at Spartan
burg: 5-Wofford at Spartanburg; T.
Presbyterian at Clinton: 8-Clemson al
Clemson; 14-North Carolina at Chapel
Hill; in. c. State at Raleigh: 10
University of Cincinnati; 1s-Furman:
22-North Carolina: 24-Presbyterian: q
-Wofford; 26-Wofford; 29-Washingtor
and Lee at Lexington; 30-VMI at Lex
ington.
May MARINES at Quantico; 2-Mary-
land at College Park; George Wash
ington ct Washington; +Duks at Dur
ham; 1o-Clemsor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13

dropped two in 81 starts, and Cal
vim Coolidge boasts a 16-2 record.
Parker and George Washington
have both lost three games.
Four of the teams comprising the
field took part in the tournament
last year, while last seasons win
ner, Frankfort, Kentucky, will not
be around to defend the champion
ship. Wilmington, with four n<
last years regulars back. captur-
ed consolation honors last year by
defeating G%reenville Senior High.
Calvin Coolidge and CRANKY were
both defeated in the opening round
last year. re-
Season tickets for the event will
remain on sale throughout today.
No tickets will be sold Friday.
Tournament officials who made
the pairings were Eddie Cameron,
a member Of the standing com-
mittee, Ed Swindell, Jr., general
chairman of the tournament; and
Hugo Germino and Marvin Francis
members Of the selection commit
tee.
First Round Games
Parker (Greenville, S. c. W.
CRANKY Norfolk. Va.), 8 !. m.
Wilmington IS. George Washing
ton alexandra, Va.), 1890 4. m.
Calvin Coolidge Washington, d.
c. VS.. Greensboro, II noon. Pat
terson Park Baltimore, Md ".
Greenville. S. c., 1870 p. m. "
Semi-FinaI Games
Parker-Granby winner VS. Will
mington-Alexandria winner, 7.S0
p. m. Patterson Park-Greenvills
winner VS.. Calvin Coolidge-Greens-
boro winner 9 p. M.
Consolation Game
Two semi-final round losers,
7:30 p. m.
Championship Garas
Two semi-final round WinneYb,
9 b. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
Pairings Set In YMCA Cage Tourney;
Plans Made For Spring Golf Matches
Trippi Smacks Homer
In Practice Session

GAINESVILLE, Fla, March
IL. -(P)- Charlie Trippi, Uni
versity of Georgia All-An,erica
half-back, hit a home run in
side the park, got a single and
stole two bases in his practice
game today with Atlanta's
Southern Association baseball
club.
Playing centerfield in an in
tra-camp game, Trippi knot
ted the score at ~ in the top
half of the ninth by circling
the bases on a line drive down
the right field line.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
IN THE SPORTS PAN
BY Roy Cook

Out of the flying pan into
the fire That's the story
of the New Hanover Wildcats,
State Champions, that is.
The mighty cagers of coach
Leon Brogden smashed the
Western conference champion
Greensboro Whirlies, 1898
Tuesday night to earn the right
10 wear the glittering crown.
And today the "Hustling
Huskies" are making plans for
the journey to Durham Friday
morning where they will play
the George Washington high
school quint of Alexandria, Va,
In the Duke-Durham High
School invitational tournament.
The Cats will play the Vir-
xinia aggregation at 1880 a.
III. Friday morning in the first
rounds of the two-day tourna-
ment.
Coach Brogden, always a
silent man about his teams,
lust does not like for the press
10 say the Wildcats are favor
ties We said a few days
before the championship tilt
that the local cagers were
favorites to cop the state crown
and the genial New Hanover
coach seemed a little disturb
ed about 1t $50. This is not
Dragging, but we came awfully
close to predicting the score
-. We said the Cats would
claw the Whirlies by a 37-46
score.
With a great deal of luck and
no skill at all, for Unfor still
claims we know nothing about
writing sports, we will attempt
to take another chance of call
ing the score of the Whining
ton-Alexandria game.
Out on the limb again and
with the fact that we know
nothing at all about the Vir-
ginia quint, we have not even
read a line about their ability
-. Let's pick the following
score New Hanover High
School A-George Washington
81.
And for the finals of the
tournament, we will not try to
predict the score :. We hope,
along with thousands of other
Wilmington fans, that the Wild
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
CAROLINA LOOP MEET

DRAPER, March 12-P-Fina.
plans for the opening of the 1947
season will be mapped by clut
directors of the Carolina Baseball
league when they huddle at the
Henry Hotel in Martinsville, Va.
Saturday and Sunday, March q
and %, it was announced here to-
day by DR.. T. S. Wilson, president
of the eight-team circuit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
Wildcats Look To Duke-D Durham TOURNEY
Slated To Play Alexandria
In Opening Round Friday
State Champions Boast Best Record Of Eight
Teams Entered; New Hanover Students
To Charter Special Bus For Journey

A special banquet will be held tonight at Duke Uni
versity in honor of the visiting basketball teams which will
compete in the sixth annual Duke-Durham Southern High
School lnvitational Basketball Tournament that gets UNDER
way Friday morning at 9 o'clock in the Duke Indoor
Stadium.
Clubs entering the tournament are Greensboro and Will
mington of North Carolina, Norfolk and Alexandria of Wiz.
ginla, Greenville Senior High and Parker High of Green
vile, South Carolina, Patterson Park HIGH Of Raltinore
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
T

PINEHURST, March IL - P1-
Amateur golfers Dick Chapman
and Frank Chapman, members OF
the U. S. Walker Cup Squad, team
up at the Pinehurst country club
March "a against Ben Hogan and
Jimmy Demaret in an exhibition
four ball match foc benefit of the
Red Cross.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
PLAY FRIDAY

NEW YORK, March 12-(P)-
City College Of New York anc
Syracuse University will meet ir
a special basketball game at Troy.
N. Y, Friday night to determine
which will represent District No
2 in the Eastern Regional playoffs
OF the National Collegiate Ath
ietic Association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
OPTIC S~OFTBALLERS
PLAN MEET TONIGHT

Members of the City Optical
company softball team win be
treated to an oyster roast tonight,
it was announced last night by
Frank Mccall, manager of the
team.
All members of the team last
years as wei las members of this
years squad are asked to as
semble at the City Optical offices
at 5:45 o'clock this afternoon. The
players will journey in a body to
Trails End.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13
COLLEGE CAGE
RESULTS

National intercollegiate Tourna-
ment. Kansas City:
Beloit So; Texas Wesleyan SO.
Arizona State "A; University OF
Houston AZ.
Emporia (Kans.) State 60; Can't
erbury 0nd.) College 48.
Columbia SO; Harvard 81.
Princeton At: Rutgers 80.
Yale SO: Trinity 50.
Penn 80; Maryland 81.
Northeast Missouri State 81;
Whittier 40.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-13

New Hanover school sta
dents are charterink = special
bus to the tournament. All
pupils or adults interested N
making the trip are asked u.
contact Gene Warren 1t New
Hanover High school before
1880 o'clock this afternoon. The
bus will leave right after school
this afternoon and return Sum-
day morning. The price Is five.
dollars for a round-trip Tickets