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gyv gal St. Paul.
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Petrauskas, Stasys, is Kapciamiescio
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Petrauskas, Vladas, is Pilviskiu v,
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balves k, Tryskiu val, Siauliu a.,
ir vyras Jurgis Piktuzis, gyv
Chicago.
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ap., zmona Jono, sunus Juozas
vedes Vaisiunaite.
Proskinas (Proskinai), is Zemaiti-
jos, GIN. Marijos Gedgaudaites.
Sausdravienes.
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mi prasomi atsiliepti.
Puodziunas. Anita, Chicago.
Puteika Gutauskaite. Elena, il
Kedainiu ap., gyv. Philadelphia
Ruseckas, Kazimieras ir MotieJus
is Veiveriu val, gyv. Chicago.
Rusinskas, Vincas, gyv. Chicago
Bet is ten issikele.
Samplinsik, Kazimier, Cleveland.
Sankowska Surkeviciute, Terese
is Kedainiu, gyv. Philadelphia.
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Juozas.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
RECRUITERS GET
"a ENLISTMENTS
Navy Men Stationed Here
Report Activities
For Past Week

Eight new enliStmentS and two
re-enlistments for duty in the regu-
lar navy, together with IA enlist
ments for inactive duty in class
V-6 of the naval reserve, were re-
ported yesterday by the Whining
ton navy recruiters for the past
week.
The first enlistments for regular
navy duty were as follows:
Layman D. Edge, Tabor City;
Cecil M. Bennett, Wilmington:
George F. Douglas. Jr., Laurel
Hill; Hendrick C. Wells, Burgaw;
John E. Powell, MaXton; David
P. Lloyd. Fairmont; Roosevelt
Frink, Whiteville, and Joseph L.
Atkinson, Fairmont, all of whom
entered as apprentice seamen.
The re-enlistments were Andrew
J. Lewis, Wilmington, pharma-
cist's mate first class, and Will
liam Weaver. Negro, Wilmington,
steward mate first class.
Among the IA recruits for VS.
service were four New Hanover
high school students, members Of
the schools ROTC unit. who are
William F. Murphy, Frank K.
Bruce, Walter I. Marable and
Robert J.. PAUL, all Of Whining
ton.
Next week two travelling recruit
ers, Chief Petty Officers F. D..
Bundy and w. H. Clegg, will be at
Red Springs and Laurinburg on
Monday, Maxton and Lumberton
on Tuesday, Wallace and Clinton
on Wednesday. Elizabethtown and
Whiteville on Thursday, and Rich
lands and Jacksonville on Friday.
Chief Petty Officers ]. G. Para
disc and D. E. Boyce will be on
duty during the week at the Will
mington recruiting offices, locat-
ed on the second floor of the post
office building.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
ZAHARIAS WINS
FLORIDA CROWN
Great Woman Athlete Cops
Seventh Straight Flor
ida Championship

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March
7.-CP-Mrs. Mildred (Babe) Ia
harias Won the Florida East Coast
Women's golf tourney today to an
mex her seventh straight Florida
crown and smash all title records
on the women's winter circuit.
The Babe defeated Mary Agnes
Wall of Menominee, Mich.
The national titleholder was five
up at the turn, having gone out in
46, one under mems par, and it
looked as though she might breeze
through to the title but Miss Wall
buckled down and won four in a
row with three pars and a birdie
on the par four, 240-yard 10th.
Then Mrs. Zaharias got a four
on the par four 14th to go two
up but slipped on the par five
550-yard 18th, taking a six to Miss
Wallis five. That left Miss Wall
only one down.
On the 18th, Mrs. Zaharias sank
a 20-foot putt for a birdie two,
leaving her two up and two to go.
They halved the par four 18th with
tours, ending the match.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
ACME-DELEO BOYS
Gil Dodds Will Run
In New York Tonight

NEW YORK, March 7-P)-Gl
Dodds, unbeaten in indoor track
competition since 1913, puts that
record in double jeopardy tomor-
row night when he completes IN
both the mile and tWo-mile at the
Knights of Columbus carnival, the
1947 spiked-shoe finale at Madl-
son Square Garden.
Track addicts say that Dodds.
holder of the indoor mile record
at 1904, is trying the double the
hard way. They figure that even
a tired Dodds is strong enough
to defeat Eddie Walsh of Man
haitian, Leslie Mac Mitchell and
Tommy Quinn of the New York A.
C., and Rune Gustafson of Sweden.
But they figure that Dodds. who
has no finishing kick, may run into
difficulties in the longer race,
which has - entries. Forest Efaw
of Saltwater, Okla, and Curtis
Stone of Penn State loom az the
most formidable rivals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
LITTLE SIR ECHO
WILL ENTER SHOW
Wilmington Horse To Be
Main Attraction o.
Event April 11-12

Little Sir Echo, one of the top
Roadster class show horses in the
south and well known in Whining
ton circles will be a definite entry
in the largest horse show staged
here April HIP.
The medium sized Echo's appear
ance here follows his recent blue
ribbon winnings at the Tampa
Florida Horse show where he just
finished grabbing top honors from
other small-ring entries.
Little Sir Echo is owned by
young Billy Todd, Of Wilmington,
now in Frankfurt, Germany, with
the army Of occupation. Leon Todd,
vice-president of the Cape Feai
Horse Show association, today said
his sons prize entry was now in
Statesville, Ga, with trainer E. G.
Gilmore.
The April show is scheduled to
attract about $50 of the best horses
in the country, and will be held at
Legion Stadium. At this time the
elder Todd, and o. o. Whitlock,
association president, said they did
not know exactly what owners
would enter horses in competition
for the many prizes, but Little Sir
Echo, a Wilmington f%aVorite would
definitely show.
TIE Echo, who won rs blue-rib-
bons out If 80 events last year en-
tered the Tampa show after win
ming first place honors in Wash
ington, D. c. last December. AT
the capitol, Little Sir Echo defeat
ed eight other Roadster class
horses.
Just returned from the Tampa
show, Todd said the prize Will
mington show horse walked away
with the honors thefe, competing in
the small rings while running at top
speed.
Todd predicted the April show
here would be the largest and mos
successful ever staged in Whining
ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
Duke-Durham Committee To
Determine Pairings Today
Official Time Schedule For
Annual High School
Meetings Released
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

The pairings for the 1947 Duke
Durham High School 1nvitational
Basketball tournament will be de-
termined this afternoon at the
Duke Indoor Stadium at 2 o'clock,
according to the Durham Morning
Herald.
The TOURNEY standing committee.
which is composed of R. l.. Bald
win. Jr.. Egbert Haywood, Jr., and
G. Watts Carr, Jr., will draw lots
and fix the pairings accordingly.
There will be no teams seeded this
wear said the Herald.
High school clubs competing IN
the tournament. I New Hanover
High school of Wilmington and
Greensboro Senior High of Greens
boro from North Carolina, Parker
and Greenville Senior High OF
Greenville from South Carolina,
George Washington High OF Alex
andria and CRANKY High OF Nor
folk from Virginia, Patterson Park
High of Baltimore, Maryland, and
Calvin Coolidge High of Washing
ton, D. c.
The time of each game will be
the same as in 1946. The first con-
test starts Friday morning at $
o'clock. the second at 1920, the
third at 1915, and the final con-
test of the opening round at 1:3t
Friday afternoon. The second round
calls for two tits Friday night al
7.30 and 9 o'clock. The winners Of
these two encounters will play
Saturday night at 9 o'clock for the
tourney championship following a
same at 7:30 between the seml-1l-
nal losers for the consolation crown
Teams competing in the tourna-
ment will pay expenses to and from
the meet. The Duke-Durham com
mittee will pay everything while e
the teams are in Durham. Only ~
PLAYERS are permitted to be tax
en- by a team. ~
A large banquet will open the
Tournament Thursday. March 10
at Duke University at 7:3o o'ciocK.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
BABSON RECEIVES
ROTC FOUKRAGERE
FOR SIXTH TIME

Sgt. Fred Babson, of company
D in the New Hanover High
School ROTC battalion, yesterday
received the honor of second and
third year distinguished cadet OF
the ROTC battalion. Pvt. John
Hazelhurst was made first year
distinguished cadet of the battal,
ion.
Babson, a second year cadet,
has received the distinguished
cadet title for six weeks and was
honor cadet of his company nine
times. He leads all ,ddets of the
battalion, first, second. and third
year. in ranking as the highest
scholar in the ROTC. And also
leads the cadets for the best second
year cadet of the battalion.
Hazelhurst. of company B, won
distinguished first year cadet for
the second consecutive week. He
is the second highest ranking first
year cadet in the battalion.
The distinguished cadet OF the
battalion was determined by a
written test on interior guard duty.
Babson was the only cadet with a
paper graded perfect.
The honor company for the week
of March 81 was not determined
Yesterday due to the elimination OF
inspection because of rain. The
honor company will be chosen al
the Monday mornings formation
with the grades received by the
companies in inspections held yes
terday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
CAROLINA, STATE
LEAD SWIM MEET
Blue Dolphins Send Fl Men
To Finals; Terrors Hold
Four First Places

CHAPEL HILL, March 7-P)-
North Cardinals defending champ
ion Blue Dolphins sent 81 men into
the finals of the first Southern
Conference swimming champion
ships since 1913 in preliminaries
here today but North Carolina
State, the pre-meet favorite. had
four first places in the heats,
against the Dolphins' two, to keep
the event a wide open affair.
Finals will begin in Bowman
Gray Memorial pool here Satur-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Two conference records were
broken in the trial events.
Bill Ward of North Carolina
State was high man in the 100
meter freestyle in the time OF
1908. to lower the mark by al
most two seconds. The previous
record was held by Fleming Stone
of North Carolina, 1924, set IN
1910.
Captain Bill Adams Of the Duke
team SWAN the 400 freestyle IN
$3.50. The old mark was 5:21.3'
racked up by Schuman OF Duke
in 1912.
Only four teams, with IS COM
petitors, are entered in the com
petition, they are North Carolina,
North Carolina State, V. M. l.,
and Duke. The Carolina Dolphlns
and State Red Terrors dominated
the competition in the trial events.
Billy Kelly of the Terrors led the
way by placing first in the 200
meter ,freestyle and 2OO-metef
breaststroke.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
STATE SM0THERS
COLONIAL QUINT
Red Terrors Show Sharp
Offensive In Rolling
Up 70-47 Victory

DURHAM, March 7-P-North
Carolina State College, top-seed-
ed entry in the 26th annual South
ern Conference basketball tourney
offered one of its finest offensive
performances of the season in
routing George Washington, 7O-47,
here tonight in Duke Indoor
Stadium before more than 5000
fans, a new Southern basketball
attendance record.
The Red Terrors built up a 35-
10 lead during the first II minutes
and from then On the Colonials
were fighting a losing battle.
George Washington offered a
fine performance in the first round
in routing Washington and Lee,
1885, and was doped to give State
a much closer battle.
However, the T%errors were red
hot tonight and the losers didn't
have a chance. Pete Negley set
the offensive pace. with 81 points,
followed by Dick Dickey with Is.
Bill CantWell led the losers with
IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
EMANUEL MEETS
TEMPLE TONIGHT
Two Top YMCA Senior
Sunday School Outfits
Clash AT 9 O'clock

The YMCA Senior Sunday School
Basketball leagues best game of
the season may be played tonight
ri 9 o'clock. when the second place
Temple Baptist quint takes on the
loop-leading Emmanuel Presbyter-
Ian aggregation at the YMCA gym.
Other Senior circuit contests find
ST. James meeting the Winter Park
Methodist at 7 o'clock and Trinity
Methodist encountering Fourth
Street Advent at s o'clock.
In the feature attraction between
Temple Baptist and Emmanuel
Presbyterian the Baptists will be
irving to cut the six game winning
streak of the Temple team. Start
ing for them will be LinWood Girls
som. Brian Mullinix, Harry Cole
man. Leonard McKoy. and Bill Bo-
wen. The high-flying Emmanuel
unit is led by Lloyd Kaylor. Lin
wood Rowan. and Pat Harrington.
At y o'clock today the Junior
Sunday School loop will card games
between ST. Andrews and St. James
and Trinity and Tabernacle Bap-
fist.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
CHARGES DROPPED
IN BRIBERY CASE
Krakauer And Zarowitb To
Face Other Indictments
In Grid Case

NEW YORK, March 7-U.R-In-
dictments charging David Krakau-
er and Jerome ZaroWitz' with at
tempted bribery of Merle Hapes
New York Giants football star
were dismissed today in genera
sessions court but they still facec
similar charges involving Frank
Filchock, another Giants backflelc
player.
Harvey Stemmer, third defend
ant in the gridiron fix hearing
remained charged with attempt
ing to bride both players as at
torneys launched into final argu-
ments before the case goes to the
jury.
The state, attempting to prove
the trio were the brains behlno
the fumbling attempts of Alvin J
Paris to fix a championship pro
fessional football game, rested its
case after testimony was complet
ed shortly before 5 p. M.
Earlier Krakauer said he wa:
only an employee in the Elizabeth.
N. j., office of Eddie Ginsberg
step-tather Of Paris, and denied he
had any part in the alleged con
spiracy.
Paris is awaiting sentence fol
his part in the attempted fix.
Krakauer said he determined
odds and handicapped sporting
events for Ginsberg.
Zarowitz in his testimony re.
ferred to Paris as a ''pipsqueak'
and an 'imbecile."
Stemmer's attorney, Henry Low
enberg, charged that Hapes was
IAN accomplish" in the plot to fia
the game and asked that the III
dictment against Stemmer be dis
missed.
Judge Saul STREET took the mo
ton under advisement.
The state rested it's case after
Two police officers told how they
tapped the telephones of Paris.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
DIMAGGIO MAY NOT
BE READY TO OPEN
SEASON WITH YANKS

BALTIMORE, March Z (P) -
Physicians at johns Hopkins hos
pital continued their attempts to-
day to clean a wound on Joe Di-
Maggio's left heel before doing
a skin graft to correct the Yam
kee slugger's troubles. ,
No date has been set for the
grating operation, reported DR..
Edwin M. Hanrahan, plastic sur
geon.
The wound is the result of the
removal of a bone spur a month
ago.
Dimaggio entered the hospital
last Friday and has been under
going p~enicillin treatments de-
signed to heal the wound. He
flew in from the Yanks' spring
training Camp at San Juon. Puer-
to Rico. Club off;ci"'e court il
he will be able to take Par. in
the opening game in Washington
April IA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
LEWIS PROTESTS
COURT DECISION
Continued From Page One)

beat the miners into submission
while the coal operators take the
profit"
Lewis said that even though the
smith-C onnally act under which
the government seized the mines
last May is due to expire June 80,
Congress might extend the seizure
power.
ITO that degree, the coal in
dustry has been socialized,' Lewis
declared.
And Why wouldn't the coal op-
orators be satisfied? The govern
ment is acting as their muscle
man"
Senator Ellapder D-La.) asked
what would have happened to the
ration's economy if the govern
ment had not taken the union boss
TO court last November and fore,
&c an end of the coal strike.
Lewis replied that nothing
would have happened.
There would have been nc
damage at ALL" he said. The
coal operators would have negot
lated. But they knew they didn'
have 10 under the circumstances
Ellender: Well, they woulo
have had to come to your terms
Lewis: We could have bar
gained it out"
Taft TOLD Lewis that the ques:
lion Is whether you can tie up the
whole country, throw steel work
efS out Of work and thousands o.
olher workers. just because YOU
aid the operators can't agree
Lewis: wouldn't the alternative
De lar treatment for the coal min.
ers?"
Taft; You can say the treat
meht Is unfair. We might say you
are unfair in your demands. The
real question is, should we under
,dAe TO impose compulsory arbi-
|dlIon Or some other government
action?"
Lewis: It's a question whether
.Ou want to create liberty OF
security"
1dIt; When a strike starves OF
nee%eS out the country, it seems
me something has to be done
lewis: i point out that the ma
@Ul mas never yet been starved.
p0~eh, or died from want of water,
beslramts affecting labor are in.
HeSent in the restraints affect
nas society in general. We have
40 qua mice that a school board,
cry council. the Kiwanis club.
VI the Baptist church won't ACT
%lohg1ully. But we have conf
eelce IN the fairness of the aver.
age man"
Iatt; You think you're al
f f,sIsge man, Mr.. Lewis? It's prac-
mo'IIy up to you to decide wha.
'GHI union does"
Lewis: Il wonder why you make
III inaccurate statement of tina
~ Senator, I too, have reae
tle paper that Won are push
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
CAGE MEET FINALS SLATED TONIGHT
EHzabethtown, Richlands
To Clash For Boys Crcwn;
Shallotte Plays Clarkton'
First Game Scheduled At New Hanover High
School Gym At s O'Clock; Brogden To
Present Trophies To Champions

The Elizabethtown Yellow Jackets and the Richards
Boys will battle for the championship in the boys division
and the Clarkton Girls will meet Shallotte for the girls
championship of the eighth annual Star-News-YMCA
southeastern North Carolina high school basketball tourna-
ment tonight.
The opening game, scheduled for 8 o'clock in the New
Hanover High school gymnasium will pit the Clarkton SEX
tet against the Shalotte girls. The second game between
the favored Elizabethtown Yellow Jackets and Richards
boys will get underway a $3.50 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
Trinidad Fans Cheer
Champion Joe Louis

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad March
Z. -(F)- Joe Louis. world heavy
weight boxing champion. left to-
day for Cuba where he will put on
another of his ring exhibitions Sun
day night.
Louis battered two opponents
here last night and police had to
be called to clear a path for him
through the cheering Is. 900 specta-
tors when he attempted to leave
the arena. Police also had to push
the fans out of the way OF the
Louis automobile.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
Phantoms Defeat South Carolina, S. 80;
State Wins, N-47 Over George Washington
TAR HEELS SWEEP
over CAMECOCKS
North Carolina Outfit I'm.
leases Second Half Fury
To Take 1888 Tilt

nrPHAM. March 7.-(P)-The
,.1iyarsitv of North Carolina whip
The University of South Caro-
~. IS to 33, tonight to move in
~ the final round of the 26th
" Southern Conference bas-
petbaI tournament.
# was a slow game from the
.tor+ and after South Carolina had
1.Lon \ 11-6 lead in the first five
s~,;nutes, the Gamecocks sudden
~ lost their shooting eyes and fail
~ 10 make a point during the
final IN Is minutes of the first i half.
North Carolina held a 20-11 ad-
vantage at the intermission.
THE White Phantoms, seeded
second in the meet, will tangle
With top-rated North Carolina
State in the finals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08

ing the Republican party around
and making the decisions"
Senator Pepper. D-Fla.) asked
Lewis: Isn't it true that any
power you've gained has been due
TO the type of leadership you've
given?"
Lewis replied: "The only power
l have, Senator, is the power of
recommendation anG the power of
moral suasion. The n rs have
come to believe that I Mont SCI
'em out. Every once in a while,
they listen to me-"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08

Biblical subjects and verses
were set in Pennsylvanla-Ger :
man iron fireplace stoves and
firebricks to instruct, the gathered
company while they enjoyed the
heat. Pennsylvania German furnl'
ture may be seen in the Metropoll'
tan Museum of Art, New York City,
in the American wing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
LOUISIANA II

NEW ORLEANS, March 7-(P)-
Fifteen three-year-olds were Ell
tered today in Saturdays $40, 900
Louisiana Derby which closes out
the Fair Grounds Today horse
season. described by officials as
one of the most successful in the
tracks history.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08
To HOLD FARLEY

PORTSMOUTH, Va, March
up The association of profes'
sional football leagues Will NEE
in Washington Saturday and Sun
day at the Statler Hotel, George
R. Hutchins, secretary Of the as
sociation said here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08

South Carolina II.
Free throws missed: Hamilton, Hart
ley, Paxton ?. Nearman 5. Kohier a.
Cantore 2, Snoddy, Martin, Talus,
Adams ?, Lyle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-08

Hail times score: N. c. State 40;
George Washington "a.
Free throws missed Shapiro, Cerra,
Small 2, McNary 2, Gustsfson, Kries-
burg 2. Cantwell, Dickey a. McComas,
Cartier 3, Negley a.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-27
High School Chatter
BY Clara Blevins

upon his shoulders, and this picture
illustrated how he solved his prob
lens.
At a recent meeting of the His
tory Club, Miss Jesse Harr led a
discussion of current and historical
political affairs of the United States.
Just few days ago the kids and
teachers at H. H. S., and every other
school in Washington County, were
enjoying a very unexpected but
greatly welcomed vacation from
school. But since all good things
don't last, we're now back in the
same old places, doing the same old
things. And it looks like two-day
vacation won't swing our way again
for long time to come.
A career conference for the girls
at H. H. S., sponsored by the Bus
mess and Professional women's
Club was featured at a special as
sembly in the high school audi
torium this morning. More details
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-27

The holiday last Friday was a
blessed event, but it sure knocked
this column for a loop as you can
plainly see. And can just imagine
how stiff and sore a number of the
kids still are after few days sled
ding, or worse still, cleaning pave
ments and digging cars out of drifts
(the latter includes yours truly,
but it was because of pure neces
sity).
Always remember you can't have
your cake and eat it, too.
''Three to be Served" a film
sponsored by the Division of Visual
Education, was presented by the
National Industrial Information
Committee to the students of HIS.
Monday, February II. The short
movie was about high school boy,
who, in order to make his own ex-
pense money for a camping trip,
started small factory in the base
ment of his home. All the troubles
and responsibilities of business fell