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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03

IIlOIe lVy-leSCoOIleu CldoSlCS.
least five years, if ever, before
the twain shall meet again.
A little of the glamor has been
washed off this years finale by
Columbia's defeat of the Cadets
ended a 32-game unbeat-
en- streak for the West Pointers
and Army's scoreless tie with Illi-
nois.
Notre Dame moves into the
contest as the No. l team of the
nation, unbeaten and united,
and still ranking from the $50
and 48-0 shellackings of 1914 and
AS. Last year the two hammer
ed it out in an 90 tie but this
looks like Notre Danes year.
With Johnny Lujack and
frankie Tripucka leading a pass
ing barrage, the Irish thumped
Navy 27-O in Cleveland Satur-
day in what Notre Dame coach
aohv ca'ed his teams S
best game of the year.
Army rebounded from the Co.
lumbia upset by walloping
Washington and Lee 65-13 bu
Coach Earl Blaik received no
consolation from the over
whelming triumph. The South
ern Generals completed 20 of AZ
aerials for 235 yards and Notre
Dame can throw en- better.
Still in there battling Notre
Dame for recognition for the
country's mythical champion
ship are Michigan, Southern
Methodist, Georgia Tech, Penn
sylvania, Penn State, Southern
California and Virginia. AL
boast perfect records with the
exception of the far Western
Trojans who had their slate
blemished by a tie with Rice
earlier in the campaign.
Utah also is unbeaten and un.
tied but the Utes don't rate
with the other powers. Kansas,
which plastered Kansas State
$50, has won four and tied two.
Michigan 600 moved closer
to the Big Nine title and a New
Years date in the Rose Bowl
by whipping the Fighting Illini
of Illinois 14-7 in terrific bat
tie. Southern Methodist (6-O)
ruled the Southwest Conference
with 14-13 victory over Texas.
The Longhorns dropped their
first game of the year as daz-
zling Doak Walker, SINUS ALL
America candidate, outshone
brilliant Bobby Layne by pass
ing for one touchdown, scoring
the other, and by booting the
vital two extra points.
Southern California (6-O-D
kept heading for a rendezvous
at Pasadena with 1910 triumph
over Washington. California,
still the Trojans' chief rivals,
stayed in the running by edging
out U.C.L.A. 60.
Penn and Penn State, the two
top eastern powers who are be-
ing watched closely by the bowl
scouts, won easily. Penn $50,
surprised by Princeton year
ago, took no chances yesterday
as Tony Minisi paced the Ivy
League co-leaders to a 26-7 vic
tory over the Tigers. Penn State
(6-O, cleared the bench against
Colgate but couldn't stop tn e
point parade. The Lions
to a 46-0 win.
Georgia Tech (6-O), no. l
team Of the deep south, hustled
a first period touchdown over
Duke and then held on to hand
the Blue Devils their first loss
OF the year, 20. Duke had been
tied by Navy. Saturday the En-
gineers will try out their stuff
against Navy at Baltimore.
Virginia (6-0), flattened Rich
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03

mond $40 but the Cavaliers will
get a chance to prove their
worth against Penn at Philadel-.
iphia Saturday.
Utah (6-0), top team in the
Rocky Mountain area, dumped
its keenest rival in the Big Sew
en-, Colorado, 1877.
Besides the Army Notre
Dame, Virginia-Penn and Geor-
gia Tech-Navy tits, other rank
ing games on next weeks card
includes Penn State vs. Temple,
Indiana VS. Michigan, Purdue vs.
Minnesota, Missouri VS. Duke,
Wisconsin VS. Iowa, Southern
Methodist VS. Texas A & M,
Baylor VS. Texas, Washington VS.
California, Stanford VS. Southern
California, and UCLA VS. Oregon
State.
Here's the rest. of the pic
ture:
East - Yale maintained its
Ivy league tie at 80 with Penn
by beating Dartmouth, 23-14;
Columbia won it's first Ivy VIC
tory by blanking Cornell, 22-O;
once beaten Boston College,
bowl prospect, swamped
Georgetown 27-6. Other note
worthy scores: Boston U. rs
Fordham 6; Brown 20 Holy
Cross 19; Muhlenberg 81 Lehigh
IA; Lafayette IA Syracuse 7;
Oklahoma A. M. rs Temple
0. Rutgers 81 Harvard Z.
South-Duke (3-0) and Wash
ington and Lee (3-0) only un-
beaten teams in Southern Con-
ference play. Georgia Tech a.
i0) tops in Southeastern trailed
by Mississippi State Q-O) and
Mississippi (4-D which nosed
out Louisiana State 2O-18. Other
scores: Alabama 13 Kentucky
0; Vanderbilt % Auburn O:
Maryland 27 West Virginia o;
William & Mary 81 Wake For
est O; North Carolina State 81
Chattanooga O; Virginia Mill
tary. IA Davidson IA tie; Florida
"a Furman Z; Mississippi State
20 Tulane O.; North Carolina 20
Tennessee 6.
| Southwest -S.M.U. (2-O fol-
Lowed by Texas and Texas
Christian, each 2-1. TCU
whipped Baylor 14-7. Rice
downed Texas Tech 4O-7 and
Arkansas and Texas A and M
fought to 21-21 deadlock.
Midwest - Michigan (3-0),
followed by Wisconsin (2-O-D
and Purdue (3-D in the Big
Nine. Missouri (3-W leads in the
Big Six trailed by Kansas CO.
y, Oklahoma Q-0-D and Be-
braska (2-D. Area results in
cluded Indiana 7 Ohio State 0;
Purdue 81 Iowa o; Minnesota 29
Pittsburgh 0; Wisconsin 20
Northwestern o; Michigan State
13 Marquette 7; Missouri AZ Ne
braska 6; Detroit 19 St. Mary's
(Calif). 6 Tulsa 7 Wichita G;
Oklahoma 27 Iowa State 9.
Far West-Utah (4-0) in Big
Seven trailed by Wyoming 81
and Colorado 81. Southern Cali
fornia top dog in Pacific Coast
Conference with following con-
tenders: Oregon State GID,
.UCLA (2-D. Scores included
Oregon State 13 Stanford
z; Oregon "a Idaho 7; Denver
20 Brigham Young 6; Utah
State 28 Montana State 13; Wyo-
ming A Colorado State IA.
NoI,o11~e3. 1nA1
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03

Nov. Baltimore at Chicago might
Nov. 9-Brooklyn at Cleveland
Nov. 9-San Francisco at New York.
Nov. 9Los Angeles at Buffalo.
Yesterdays Results
Cleveland Browns % Buffalo Bills 7.
New York Yankees IS Baltimore Colts
81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03

An average-size hen that pro-
duces 200 standard-size eggs year.
ly lays almost five times her
body weight in eggs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03

Nebraska's 1947 apple crop is
estimated at $4,000 bushels, about
one-third the 1936-45 average of
$4,000 bushels.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
PRO FOOTBALL
ROUNDUP

Next Sundays Games:
Green Bay at Chicago Bears.
Boston at Los Angeles.
Philadelphia at New York
Chicago Cardinals at Detroit.
Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh 1S, Green Bay II.
Chicago Cards II, Los Angles 10.
Detroit Lions 35. New York Giants 7.
Chicago Bears %, Boston Yanks "a
NEW YORK, Nov. 2. - (P - Stand
lngs of the All-America football con-
ference, including today's games:
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. PIP Rec
ords of Southern Conference football
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04

ADJUSTMENTS i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04

inner for season Of plays. But
don't think Gale will accept. She
has four children to look after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04

inner for season Of plays. But
don't think Gale will accept. She
has four children to look after.
Mary Piekford directed the first
take last week on Sleep My Love. .
her first picture in 10 years. There
was some argument over the credits,
but 1t viii now read, MARY Pickford
presents Claudette Colbert, Robert
Cummings and Don Ameche in
Sleep My Love-" This way every
one gets named ahead of the title.
Still no house here for Ray Mil
land. When he comes back to Holly
wood from his London production
so Evil, My Love he'll have to
drive fifty miles from his home in
Balboa to the studio. And another
fifty. of course, going home. ]
wouldn't mind that, II I had Rays
house in Balboa.
Jess Barker hasn't worked In
El8 months--and he says that now
he'd rather take his time until
the current slump in leading men Is
over. A few studios have wanted to
sign him but he says 1t might be
1.-The same old story-bad pictures.
So he will wait.
Lynn Bari had the perfect answer
for the well-known wolf who has
been Fostering her on the set OF "a
Texas Story" Next time that you
buy toupee." sQuelched Lynn, get
ione with brains in it!'
released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04
Finals SET for Saturday
In Bicycle Safely Rodeos

Finals IN the bicycle safety rodeo.
win be held Saturday for white
elementary and junior high school
students and on June n for colored
students, according to George. r
Hammond, safety and education d.
rector OF the District Motor Club
Twenty-three District school play.
grounds viii have had preliminary
contests when the finals begin. Fin.
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lals viii be held ut Langley Junior
High and Bundy Schools.
! The rodeos are being sponsored
by the District RECREATION Depart
Iment, the Commissioners Advisory
Board, the Metropolitan Police De-
tpartment and the Child Traffic
Safety Council Of the D. G. Motor
Club. More than 5000 children are
expected to participate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04

lof July to be with her folks, because
he will be in Nevada for Chicken
Every Sunday Dams picture
Mother Wore Tights" was just full
of people with a date with the
stork- Betty Cradle, Dan, and Mona
Freeman.
Now that Gale Page has come
back to pictures-Yn Time of Your
Life"-she's getting lots of other
working offers. The st. Louis Muni-
cipal Theatre Association has in
ivited Gale to come there this sum-
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ter; io:4o am, 12.45. ass, SOS
tbs and $50 pm.
Metropolitan @Tne Farmers
Daughter; IL am, los, 3:i5, 5:25
7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Palace-'tDuel In the Sum; 1880
am, 1850, 4:10, $50 and $50 pm
Pix-"The Soutnerner":: $40, GLE
and 8:55 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and Shorts;
continuous from 1918 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Boy Friend Shot In
Argument Over S12

Authorities are holding Emma
Smith, 20. 1862 Maple for in
vestigation OF felonious assault
after she admitted shooting her
boy friend Charles Overton, 81
1884 Sherman street over ar
argument about Sl2. late Mon
dav night.
Miss Smith was arrested al
her home.
The wounded man is in serious
condition in the Receiving Hos
pltal Overton was shot in the
abdomen with a gun he had
given Emma 10 carry for him
earlier in the evening. Miss
Smith told police that during
her argument with Overton. he
moved toward her and she shot
him.
Henry Evans. 10. 1884 Sher-
man street. Thomas Conner. -
1884 Sherman street. and FL
ouise Greeley, 40, 1922 Chest
nut are witnesses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Urban League
Offers Counsel
For Business

Why let your business fail
because you need the advantages
of Sound Advice?
The Detroit Urban League, 208
Mack avenue. through IS Foca-
tonal Services Department, an
nounces the availability of .
Business Counseling Service to
Negroes IN small businesses and
those contemplating a business
venture
The Business Counselng Com
mittee is composed Of men repre-
scnting leading business concerns
the law profession. banking. and
personnel directors in Detroit.
Don't be "head-stronE Iii
YOU are threatened with losing
your business. ACT TODAY
call Temple 2-4600. and arrange
an appointment with The De-
trolt Urban Leagues Business
Counseling Committe.
It's free.
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vesting in a home 10 live in,
for you're putting rent money
back into your own pocket
book. Since your husband is a
little undecided--whY not sug-
gest 10 him that he talk the
matter over with his employer.
The people he works for think
well of him and will be glad
TO help him handle the trans.
action.
-l94s Readings are Ready
c. G.--I am veteran and
want TO so TO school | was
badly disappointed last Fall
when l found out my applica-
ton had been rejected. SO now
| am working for the school
but am learning lots about
the trade / am expecting to ma
jor study in. | have my applica-
ton in for the second semester
of this term. Should | stav on
If | am rejected again?
Ans; In your position. | think
il would be unwise. In the
first place your wife is 10 be
considered and she is most
unhappy with the present ar
rangemeni. Actually. you
would be a hundred per cent
better off attending school in
large city where you could
hold down a part time job and
help defraY living expenses.
In the small town where you
hope TO attend school. there Is
no such opportunity.
Send for your ls48
Reading Now
B TIL am going to have a
baby this month by the boy /
20 with. He waited till | got
this way before he started GO
ing with another girl. She has
baby boy and that is what
he wanted us to have | think
he loves her for the way he
acts when | see him with her.
Is he going with her only be-
cause Of the baby boy that she
has or what?
Ans: This baby boy" gag
is new one on me. Your
friend must really have a slick
line of 1--WE 10 make you swal-
low such story. If he were
sincere in wanting 10 raise a
family Of baby boys" = his
first step would be marriage.
fathers obligations. Take
He should be made TO assume
legal steps TO see that he
does.
-ls4s Readings are off
the Press.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Stork Brings Couple
Fine Christmas Gift

morning. The Rev. Cunningham
spoke on the subject, Give God
Room" The Senior Choir furn-
ished the music which was en-
joyed by all
The pastors chorus will have
its Christmas party al the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Dsde on Wa
bash avenue on Dec. 10. II VIII
include a buffet dinner.
All classes az the Carver School
are preparing Christmas party
for the students on Dec. l9. GIFTS
will be exchanged
In very happy to know that
Mr. George Flack Is recovering
from long spell OF illness. We
hope he viii soon be up and out
again. Mr. and Mrs Otis Collins
Of GIlcreSt VIII motor 10 Arkan-
sas where they VII visit friends
and relatives.
Questions the kids
! was up 10 the Shopping Gem
ter the other day and met q
group Of kids jumping and rum
mig along the street ] stopped
and asked them what they want
cd Santa 20 leave them and all
OF them began talking at once,
all Of them naming different IT.
TENS. Some said tricyclcs, some
footballs. some dolls OH II was
so amusing To see these little
Youngsters faces light up with
10Y al the mention Of Santa Claus
AS was talking 10 them.
something came IN my mind about
the little ones who would be dis
appointed on Christmas morning,
II someone would not play for
them. I'm thinking Of those who
are lust little unfortunate who
might not be on Santa'S list. For
that reason I'm asking all Of my
readers 10 buy paper from the
old newsbOys when they pass
your way We want 10 wish all OF
YOU kiddies a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
Those who are inter ested IN
getting their news N the paper
may get it in 70 me at 1862 Glen
field each week before Saturday.
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Twill spend the Christmas hol,,.,.
with his brother. joseph and &c.
tiers, Shirley Ann and Jovce In
mediately following the Neu
Year, he will be hospitalized IN
Ann Arbor. Mich.
OBITUARIES
Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Bertha Folse, SO. Of 232 Pal.
mer at Loo pm. Saturday Dec
~, at the Fitz Funeral Homo
surviving are her husband Firm.
est, one daughter. two grand.
children. four brothers and thrcc
sisters lnterment fas in Memor.
ial Park.
Funeral services were held for
Mr. William L. Johnson. - 229e
McDougal at 1900 am. from The
Second Baptist Church on Mon
roe, Mr.. j. w. Bryson officiating
Mr.. johnson passed away Thurs
daq. Dec. 10, in the Trinity Hosni-
Park. ''0' '''
The Christmas party held sat.
urday Tor the Tribune Staff in
INC Office was a wonderful AZ
TAR II you missed it, shame on
YOU. W
AGAIN, because Of the New
year please call your news in
before Sunday to VI. 2-8359
MERRY CHRISTMAS
EVERYONE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Basement Dispute
CIimaxed With Gun
Scrap Injuring /

Quitman Maul,sby. 50. of 1921
Theodore street. was arrested ON
Monday in the alley in rear OF
1874 FarnSworth street and uucs
toned concerning the shooting Of
Henry Johnson. % 994 Farms
worth street who was taken 10
the Receiving Hospital from 66l
Theodore street seriously shot UNI
der his right arm.
Searching Officers found a
smith & Wesson revolver three
cartridges and one empty shell
m the trunk OF Maultsbv's car.
The accused had 10 cartridges in
ms right inside overcoat pocket
according 10 police reports
Taken to the Homicide Bureau
witnesses. Luther johnson. as
66l Theodore street. and the
landlord stated Henry and Maults.
by were seated in the basement
Of 66l Theodore when johnson
accused Maultsbv Of lying about
him 70 Little Dad and Mama
The Row
Maultsby denied JohnSons ac-
cusa,lonS and when Little Dad
walked IN, Quitman asked him
had he been talking TO him con
corning Henry Little Dad ans
wered no
Johnson then threatened. Il
have a mind TO whip YOU Maults-
by" Maultsby replied. "Oh no.
YOU are not going to whip me -
Johnson squared off at Maultsbv
and Quitman pulled a small gun
from his pocket In the tussle for
the revolver il went off
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27


X. X.--I have a brother and
sister who have depended on
me for help of all kinds. For
the last year or so they have
learned TO hate me- for what /
don't know. Please tell me
what's wrong with us and how
can | make amends and have
their love again.
Ans. You have done nothing
wrong. Your conscience is
clear. Sometimes. kin people
get into the habit of expect
ing help and when II Is cut off.
they become indignant. Let
them alone and don't worry
about the matter. They are
spoiled TO too good treatment
and coddllng them won't help
your cause. Love that has TO
be financed isn't worth having.
l948 READINGS are Ready
+ A. Nj have been fooling
around with another man and
he is married He says he don't
want wife, but we both have
children Do you thNk he cares
for me. What must | do?
Ans. Whatever you do-don't
make the mistake of taking on
his house full of kids TO raise.
You have enough troubles now.
What you should do. lady. is
10 make up" with the man
you really love--Your husband.
You haven't drifted TOO far
apart for a reconciliation to
be made.
Order Your ls4s Reading Today
A. CT want a home. There
is d man here in the small town
we live in that builds houses for
people TO buy. The one my
husband and | want costs $500.
The man wants $500 down and
$50 a month Should we buy it,
Ans: II sounds like a good
investment. II Is about as
cheap as houses come nova
days and the man has a rep
uiation for being reliable. A
couple can't go far wrong in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

Mother Carmichael, Of Holy
Trinity Baptist Church announces
that the church will hold its
Christmas program on Sunday
night December % at 8 pm.
/ G.. J. Simmons. church reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Burks, of
1913 wilkins street, were the din
ner guests of Mrs. Elijah Morris,
of 5420 23rd street last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Highwarden are
entertaining few friends at a
Christmas eve party. Gifts will
be exchanged.
Mrs S. {. Collins will have her
mother Louise Edwards as her
houseguest during the holidays.
and also Miss NJ. A. Conner, II
she has the time.
Mrs Evola johnson. 4744 Ri
ward, left the city Dec. 20 TO
spend the holiday with her rela-
tives in Florida. Mrs johnson is
the assistant teacher at Ebenezer
AME Sunday School
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lundrv.
of 1901 Brewster. are very glad 10
have their baby. Milton Jr., home
for the holidays He is only 8
months old and had to spend 3
weeks in the hospital.
Sick List
On the sick list from Greater
King Solomon Baptist Church
this week is Ella Chimney. 643 Z.
Warren; Mary Henderson. 1929
Russell Emma Smith, 2l6l Null
lett: Maggie Lewis, 1922 Antie-
tam; Pearl Showera, 1858 Ma.
pie; Gertrude Preasley. Alp ST
Antoine St: Lucy Sisnay. 274
Garfield; Mable jackson, Bertha
Simon, Grace Hospital: Irene l.
Afford, Harper Hospital. Matte
Allen, 1907 Buchanan: George
Lowe, 93l Adelaide: Alex Hen
derSon. Marine Hospital; Bruce
Gay YpSilanti Sam Lee, Rev. W
NJ Gordon 1882 Chene.
On the sick list from Beulah
Baptist Church, GAG Willis. are
Bessie Williams, Mrs. Annie San
doris 1856 Illinois; Mrs. Sarah
Williams, Mrs. Ewell Harris.
Bethel Baptist Church sick list
includes Robert Hudson, 900 Lee
land; Roberta Hampton. 1915 AL
eXandrine; Willis Webb. n f.
Garfield; Hattie Clifton. 1853
Dryer; Doris Llghtsey 665 Bra
dy
Funeral services will be held
for Lila jackson. 7706 Chenc St.
sister of Mrs. Ella Mercury, on
Dec. % at ? pm Rev. c. F.
Franklin will officlate
Members Of Everybody's Tab
ernacle Church. al 4205 Rivard.
who are on the sick list include
Jackson. 1863 + Garfield. Sister
Morton Sims. Rev Dixon. 1905
Canton, Elder A. Penndergrass is
pastor.
( Also on the sick list this week
is Mrs J. L. Perry. Wayne Hos
pital; Mrs. S. j. Shepherd 42g
Harper; Mrs. O Y. Davis. 1929
Preston: Mrs. f Jones. Receiving
Hospital and Mrs. s. NJ. Kelley,
! 1913 Corners.
Greetings
Being Christmas week. / would
like TO thank all Of those who
cooperated with nc | may be
out OF the city for a couple Of
weeks, but would like 10 wish
all Of my readers a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
The lesson for the holidays is
in Matthew ?, chapter on the
birth of Christ Don't forget.
phone your news in 10 Miss NJ.
A. Conner TIE. 3.4595.