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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22
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M. I L il N
Potovanje po sobi

Potovanje po sobi
Pri vas donna vsak dan kurijo
pee, nazigajo samovar, kuhajo
krompir.
vi morda sami odlicno znate
kuriti, peel ali kuhati krompir.
In vendar, poskusite objasniti,
zakaj drva v peel prasketajo?
Zakaj gre dim v dimnik, a ne v
soho? Odkod Sc nabirajo safe,
&c gori petrolej? Zakaj je ma
pecenem krompirju skorjica, ma
kuhanem je pa nj?
Bojim Sc, da mi tega ne more
te pametno pojasniti.
Ali ma primer: Zakaj.voda ga
81 ogenj?
Neki moi znanec je odgovo-
ril: "Gasi ga zato, ker je mokra
in hladna." Pa sal je petrolej tu-
di moker in hladen, a samo po-
skusite z MIN gasiti ogenj!
Ne, bolje je, da tega ne posku-
Safe: Poklicati bi moral gasilce.
Vidite, vprasanje je lahko, a
odgovoriti nj tako lahko.
Hocete, da vam dam Sc IL
ugank o najbolj preprostih re-
ceh?
Kaj je topleje: Tri srajce ali
srajca, XII je "a tri druge debela?
So kje ma svetu stene ali lido
vi liz zraka?
Ina ogenj svojo senco?
zakaj voda ne gori?
More Ii voda podreti hiso?
Zakaj pee tuli, ko kurijo v
njej? a
Zakaj pivo sunni in sc peni?
Je kje prozorno zelezo?
Zakaj je MEGA v kruhu vsa
luknjicasta?
Pee greje, ker jo kurijo. Za-
kaj pa greje kozuh?
Zakaj likajo sukneno obleko
skoz mokro cunjo?
Zakaj Sc da po ledu drsati, po
lesenih tleh pa ne?
Ma ia vprasanja odgovori
menda komaj eden izmed desc
torice citateljev. o receh, XII so
okoli mas, vemo prav malo. In
cesto tudi nj nikogar, da bi ga
vprasali.
Mogoce je priti do knjizice o
lokomotivi, O telefonu, a kje mai
tt knjizico 0 pecenem krompirju
ali O grebaci "a pee?
So take knjige, a treba jih je
jako mnogo precitati, da bi 81
mogli odgovoriti vsaj ma nasih
IL ugank. A takih ugank je mo-
goce resevati ne samo IL, tenn
vec stotisoc.
Vsaka rec pri mas v sobi je-
uganka.
IL cesa, kako, zakaj je naprav-
ljena? Kdaj so 81 jo neki izmisli-
Iii?
Glejte, pri vas ma mizi so Will
ce in noz. Oboje je vedno sku-
paj, kakor brat in sestra. A ve-
ste Ii, da je noz vsaj celih so
tisoc let starejsi, kakor so Will
ce? Noz so imeli re prvobitni
ljudje, res, ne zelezen, pac pa
kamenit; a vilicami so zaceli
nabadati jedila sele pred 800 le-
ii.
Ljudje vedo, kdo je iznasel
telefon in elektricno svetilko, in
kdaj; vprasajte jih: je re dol
60, kar so izmislili zrcalo, zep-
no hi SO ZdelO nri vsenn tenn. da.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

ravno Mons. Sirotti (Sirotic),
XII je bill re v Gorici, in Don Be-
ari, tedaj Sc bogoslovec, zahrb-
tina voditelja vse gonje proti sko-
fu Fogarju, dokler ga. MISC IL
gnali. Bill Jim je trn v peti radi
svoje pravicnosti do Slovencev.
Contra vseh spletk sta bila tedaj
koprsko in gorisko semenisce,
kjer sta ostala dobro v spominu
poleg ostalih Sirottijevih krea-
tur Sc Don Minatori senior
(Knafelc) in Don Tomazza, XII
sta pretepala slovenske in hrva-
ske gojence ter Jim odvzemala
hrano "a kazen, ker so govorili
med seboj v materinscini. Kna-
felca pa dobro poznajo v okolici
Kopra (smarje vasi in Gradin),
ko je kot zupnik popolnoma
slovenskih vaseh vpeljal itali-
janscino.
Oba gos., Knafelca in Tomaz-
20, pusti skof Sc v Kopru, da Sc
podtalno rovarita proti Sloven-
Gem. Porepoved proti slovensci-
nj pa je veljala v semeniscu v
Kopru do /. maja 1915.
Poznati moramo Sc sedanje
razmere v Kopru samem in oko-
lici. Slovenci il Kopra in okolice
so imeli do leta 1928 svojo maso
in pridigo v slovenscini ter svo-
jega duhovnika v cerkvi Sv. Kri-
ia ma Mudi, toda koprski fasisti
so slovenskega duhovnika spodi-
Ii in prepovedali nadaljno upo-
rabo slovenscine v cerkvi. Slo-
venski in hrvaski redovniki v
samostanu Sv. Ane so bill pa
sez noe izgnani cd svojih itali-
janskih "sobratov."
Verniki slovenske narodnosti
v Kopru in okolici (Semedela,
SAHARA, Skocjan, Bosamarln,
Kampel. Triban) so upraviceno
pricakovali po osvoboditvi, da
bodo tudi tenn pogledu prido-
bill svoje pravice. Toda zaman!
Trdovratno Sc Sc danes skof
Santin in koprski zupnik Don
Bruni (tudi il Sirotti-jeve sole)
upirata pravicnim potrebam in
prosnjam prizadetih. Zaman so
vsi napori, da hi Jim bilo vrnje-
no vsaj kar so imeli do leta
1923. Tako so vsi Slovenci Ko-
pra in okolice brez svojega dus-
mega pastirja, XII hi skrbel "a ME
v njihovem jeziku.
To je prava skrb "a duse! Ma
cionalna mrznja in sovinizem ne
moreta, seveda, tega priznati in
dati, tudi &c Sc gre "a duse. ka-
tehet slovenske osnovne Sole v
Kopru, Blazie p. Girl, je incl
letos, pred nekaj tedn1, ogrom-
ne tezave cd strani zupnika in
one mracne sence v zupniscu
Don Knafelca, samo "a prvo sv.
obhajilo solske dece sloven-
skim petjem.
Mic cudnega torej, &c ljud-
stvo vidi v skofu Santiniju itali-
janskega nacionallsta, XII mu Sc
ovira svobodni razvoj in upora-
bo jezika, in podpornika fasiz-
ma V preJsnU IN sedanJl obllkl.
Ljudstvo cuti Sc vse pretekle in
sedanje krlvice in je mad vsem
tenn pocetju skofa in njegovih
krogov upraviceno ogorceno.
Javnost, posebno italijanski ver-
niki, pa MISC o vsem tenn obve-
Scent.
Gotovo hi skof Santin prav
storil, da bi skupno s svojo druz-
bo XII 81 jo e-zbral okoli sebe,
razne Bearije, Sirottije it'd, od-
ronaal Y druge, bolj oddaljene
kraje, kjer jih ne poznajo. cud-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22
Nevarno zuganje

Nevarno zuganje
zigov konj pride ma grascakov
travnik ter Sc tam pridno napa-
Sc. Grascak to Eve, poslje k zigi
hlapca narocilom, da bo konju,
&c pride Sc kdaj ma njegov trav-
mix, rep odrezal. =,
Kmet odgovori: NE prav! A
povejte milostivemu gospodu:
&c odreze mojemu konju rep,
mu JAZZ odrezem ODE usesi!"s
Yes razkacen pride grascak h
kmetu, ces, da mu ze pokaze,
kaj Sc prayi posiljati grascaku
take odgovore. Ponizno mu od-
govori krnet, rekoc:: "Milostiyi
gospod! Jaz nisem rekel, da po-
rezem usesa van1, ternvec le svo-
ienau konju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22
SKRAI
Kako jazbec koruzo krade


Start lovec Koritnik je pripo-
vedoval sosedom tole micno do
godbico: ''Moja koruza, XII je ka-
zala tako lepo, je imela vedno
mani storzev. Pasta noga, sem 81
mislil, to pa nj kar tako. Tatu
moran dobiti. Vzamem risanico
in Sc postavim v zasedo. Dolgo
cakam in ze mislim, da je vse
cakanje zastonj. Kar zas1isim
nekako hlastanje, XII Sc vedno
bolj bliza moji njivi. Aha, 81
mislim, zdaj smo pa skupaj!
Niti ganil Sc nisem, da hi Sc
ns,isi ne Tidal. Vrazjttat' danes b0va
Gledam in gledam, in kaj vi
dim? Diva jezbeca prikobacata k
moji koruzi. Komaj sta pri nil
vi, leze prvi vznak ter pomoli
noge kvisku kakor roeice pri vo-
zu. Drugi pa Sc meni mic tebi mic
zakadi med koruzo in trga in pu-
Ii, da kar vse polka. Malaga storz
"a storzem ma lezecega jazbeca,
kolikor drze njegove noge. Ko
vidi, da Sc ne da vec, zagrabi le-
zecega jazbeca tovorom vred
"a rep in potegne vse skupaj v
jazbino."
"Zakaj pa niste ustrelili?'
vprasa nekdo izmed sosedov.
"Kako neki?" odgovori Korit-
mix. 'Stvar je bila presmesna.
Smeja sem Sc, da me Sc danes
vse boli!"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10
VISHlNSKY
Continued From Page One)

membership of the Balkans
commission. The United States
suggested yesterday that Brazil,
Mexico, The Netherlands, Po-
land, Australia, Pakistan, and
the five great powers be named
to this committee.
Poland Follows
Vishinsky took Russia out of
the list and DR.. Oscar LANCE,
of Poland, quickly did the same.
Going down the line, Yugo-
slavla thanked Russia for refus-
ing to serve on the watch COM
mittee.
White Russia, Czechoslovakia
and the Soviet Ukraine in turn
attacked the Balkans commit
tee and renewed the charge that
the procedure setting it up was
illegal"
In this critical choice between
Russia and the Western powers,
Czechoslovakia sided with the
Soviet Union.
To begin functioning, the Bal
kans committee must win ap-
proval of a tWo-thirds majority
OF those present and voting in
a plenary session of the 57-na-
ton Assembly. Most of the real
battles r fought in commit
tees of the Assembly and the
final plenary action usually is
a formality.
Asks Cooperation
Herschel V. Johnson, United
States, appealed for Russia's
cooperation before Vishinsky
spoke. He said the U. S. had
suggested putting the five great
powers on it because of a de-
sire for "conciliation."
johnson said 1--WE have no
permanent political ambitions
in Greece and no aims of eco
nomic enslavement." He de-
clared that by having a Rus
sian representative on the COM
mittee 1--WE might be able to
convince Russia that the United
States does not have nefarious
aims in Greece, for it all would
be open to his eyes"
Ales Bebler, Yugoslavia, who
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10

ed to show internal construc-
ton. Also exhibited was a wide
assortment of street lighting
units. various types of meters
and other electrical distribution
apparatus.
The display included a dra-
matte view Of street lighting
units mounted on a standard Or
namental pole. While travelling,
the pole and luminaire are sus-
pended from a rail along the
top center of the truck. The
pole extends out the back of
the truck and is pivoted so that
it can be swung into vertical
position and locked into place
thus holding the actual lumi-
naire itself some % feet above
the road surface.
Tree Branches Used
To lend further reality to the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10
1ired,'A|I-ln-!
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10

has engaged in heated ex-
changes with Premier Paul
Henri Spaak of Belgium and
with Hector Mcneil, British
minister of state, said he thank
ed Russia for refusing to par
tlcipate in the committee. Beb-
Ter called on other nations NOM
mated for it to take a similar
position.
Bebler Charges
He said the Instructions Civ
en- the Balkan watch by the DO
lltlcal committee were "hostile"
to Yugoslavia and infringed on
Yugoslav sovereignty.
My country is sovereign :"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10

demonstration, automatically
operated tree branches were
used to cause power line trou-
bles. Observers saw how the
latest type power fuses. line-re-
closers, and a~rresters 60 into
action to prevent damage to
electrical equipment and to ore
vent interruption of electric
service.
The portable power line has
been built by Westinghouse to
carry the story of modern cleo
trical distribution equipment to
utility companies, municipal en-
gineers and rural identification
organizations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10
POWER LINE
CONTINUED From Page One)

mile radius. Each phase Of the
demonstr alton was p~ush-button
controlled from a small desk a
few feet away from the big mo-
tor van.
Lightning a%rresters and fuses
were operated during normal
power conditions and then
fault" currents of which a
lightning stroke is one type -
were delivered by a specially
designed motor-generator set.
Show Newest in Street Lighting
On one side of the motor van,
cutaway sections of the various
types of equipment were mount
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10
HIGHWAY PATROLMEN
pEOUEST GRID FANS
T0 DRIVE CAREFULLY

RALEIGH, Oct. 8. -W.D- State
highway Patrol Commander H.
Hatcher asked North CAROLYN
avs today for another safe week.
~ Of football traffic and assign
ID 50 patrolmen to Chapel Hill
Hatcher said Raleigh police
,nould direct traffic for the
clemson-North Carolina State
after the Chapel Hill game,
watcher pointed out, traffic NOV
~ West will travel one-way on
aisbwav 54 to Carrboro. At Carr
horo. the right hand column of
VIZ double line will turn and 90
west by Hillsboro.
East of Chapel Hill, highway
"a will be one-way to highway
Then the left hand column
ill urn onto SIS and 80 east by
Durham.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10
EXPRESS DRIVERS
Continued From Page One)

sign-carrying pickets from Local
808 of the ALL Transfers stood
six abreast in front of trucks and
talked to drivers in an attempt
to halt movement Of express by
trucks of private concerns and
even taxicabs.
The Railway Express drivers
are seeking a 40-hour week, in
place Of A and a Is IL cent in
crease in hourly wages. Drivers
now receive $3.50 a week and
helpers $49. SO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10
DEVISED SYSTEM

DR.. A. E. Douglas, who devised
the system of dating ancient
ruins by the growth rings in the
trees used by the ancient build
ers, is an astronomer. BY study
ing these annual rings it is pos
sible to tell almost to the year
when the timber was felled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10

Owls are distinguished from
III other birds by the large size
- their heads, and their great
.ros which are directed forward
Nd surrounded by more or less
'arfoc+ disks of feathers radiat-
ino outward and nearly hiding
~ email, hooked bill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10

Auster, in mythology, was
called Notus by the Greeks, the
southwest wind, which usually
brought with it fogs and rain,
though in summer it was a dry,
sultry wind, the sirocco of mod
ern Italians, injurious to both
man and vegetation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-10

he said. 'It knows how to carry
out it's obligations without help
from anyone"
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Football Bull Pen
Subs
By the Asseeiatsd Press

SALTWATER, Okla, Oct. Ii
It won't be baseball they play
here, but Coach Jim Lookabaugh
of Oklahoma A. and M. College
will still have bull pen" for his
players when the Aggies meet
S. M. U. in a home game today.
It's a new idea of Lookabaugh's
to help the serious fan and the
working press.
The bull pen is box lined on
the turf at the end Of the players
bench. When a substitute pre-
pares to enter the game, he will
stand in the box with his back to
the stands so his number can be
spotted. If Lookabaugh subs q
whole team Gas he often does) all
II will form up for inspection.
He Is offering S. M. U. q similar
box.
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Biq Grid Games in All Sections
Stud Unusual Early Program

to 81 games while the Western Con-
ference and Rose Bowl champions
realize they have the best chance
of any West Point opponent yet this
season to win the big one. A sellout
10000 is expected to witness the
spectacle.
Another New York sellout Is the
Columbia Yale Ivy League feature
for which a crowd Of $4,000 is as
sured. Penn State, one of the East's
leading contenders for national
honors. takes on an impotent Ford
ham eleven in the third of the
metropolitan's three-star offering.
Irish Move In on Purdue.
Notre Dame, topping the national
rankings even after a ragged start
against Pittsburgh, plays Purdue at
Lafayette, Ind. while Michigan, No
2 in the standings, takes Its turn at
mauling the Pitt Panther. Third
ranking Texas meets Oklahoma,
No. IS in the ratings, at Dallas. The
No. Georgia Tech team meets
v. M. I. at Atlanta.
Two intersectional contests on last
nights card turned out to be run
aways. At Miami, Texas Christian
overpowered the University of
Miami. 1876, and Boston College
rolled to a 1918 victory over Kansas
State at Boston.
The Citadel defeated Newberry
1876, at Charleston, N. c., and Will
berforce beat Tuskegee, 20-6, at
Chicago.
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Jameson, Diringer Vie
For Texas Golf Title
" The Associated Press

FORT WORTH. Tex, Oct. IL
Betty Jameson, National Open cham
pion from San Antonio. Tex. and
Carol Diringer. Tif1n. Ohio, match
strokes here today in the final of the
Texas Women's Open golf tour
nament.
Miss Diringer reached the final on
a and / victory over Mrs. Betty
Minis White, Tiny Dallas, Tex.
amateur who Thursday had scored
one of the years major upsets in
downing Mrs. Babe Zaharias, up.
Miss Jameson had little trouble in
defeating Peggy Kirk, Findlay, 0,
4 and 3.
Mrs. White lost q two-hole ad-
vantage to the tall Ohio girl and
after the first nine holes Miss
Diringer moved steadily ahead.
Mrs. Zaharias, who had won 10
straight tournaments before meeting
defeat. was the tournaments defend
ing champion.
Miss Jameson finished with a 3
over par 78, while Miss Kirk, who
had eliminated Patty Berg in the
quarterfinals, finished II over par.
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Stymie Goes on Strike
With Big Race Billed
BY fhe Asseeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Just wher
the grooms and exercise boys al
Belmont Park promised they would
not walk out. at least not before
another arbitration conference with
the horsemen on Monday, a new
strike" threat faced racing fans
today.
Stymie, the worlds money-win-
ming champion until dethroned yes
terday by Armed, refused to work,
and no amount of persuasion on the
part of Trainer Hirsch Jacobs sue
ceeded In making him run. Jacobs
entered the horse overnight in to-
dav's 100000 New York Handicap,
but there was a possibility he might
be withdrawn.
The former $500 selling platter
could regain his title by finishing
even third in the New York. He
has earned $754,710 In 1l2 starts
and the show award Of $4,000 would
enable him to pass Armed's $761 500.
First money is s78,500 II all seven
named go to the post.
OF the other six entered against
Stymie today, Rico Monte, top
weighted with 126 pounds; Phalanx
and Talon all have taken Stymie's
measure in recent racing. Stymie Is
assigned 1875 pounds, while 3-year-
old Phalanx get the best Of the
weights with 116.
Evening star., 1947-10-11
DC. Teams Bow in State Coll; !;
Borse Gains Columbia Final

Country Club was a tie for low
gross in the last event.
Mrs. K. S. Giles, the southpaw
from Indian Spring. and Doug Jack
son, the G. w. U. golfer, played
selective drives and alternate shots
for a II yesterday to deadlock
Rolling Roads Mrs. c. c. Richards
and D. A. Murray.
Two Baltimore teams tied for low
net in the field OF 40 teams, Mrs.
r. E. Opser and j. T. Bowling and
Mrs. T. Funkey and J. Bagley, both
of Hillendale, with identical scores
of s2-13-69.
The only thing consistent about
Joe Barse's play In the Columbia
Club championship is that he has
been winning every day when each
day he was picked to lose. The az
year-old ex-club Junior champ met
Martin r. Mccarthy for the club
title today after springing third
straight upset yesterday in defeat
ing Tommy Webb, up with birdie
on the 18th hole.
Mccarthy dropped q long birdie
putt on the 17th to 60 l UP on
Earle Skinner and won the 18th for
2 up margin and a crack at 4 Sec
ond title.
Barse lost the 18th hole to Webb,
but won the 18th with q conceded
birdie after playing q great slice
with an S-iron around q tree.
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Navy-Duke TifC|osest
Here With G.W.,C.U.,
Howard Teams Awdy

There's nothing this side Of Bal
timore in the way Of college foot
ball offering today as George WASH
ington meets Washington and Lee
at Lexington, Catholic U. travels to
Western Maryland, Navy meets
Duke in Baltimore's Municipal Sta
dium and Howard plays Virginia
State in Richmond. The other Dis
trict area colleges. Georgetown and
Maryland, played last night.
Duke. victor over North Carolina
State and Tennessee, is rated a
favorite over the Middies by an ex-
tremely narrow margin, despite the
latters' 10 consecutive losses. A
capacity crowd Of $4,000 is expected.
It will be the third straight trip
for G. WIS battered forces into Vir-
ginia and the Colonials should come
up with victory this time after
losses to Virginia and v. M. I. The
Generals defeated the Quantico Ma
rines and Richmond lost to West
Virginia.
Catholic University will play its
first football game since its Sun
Bowl team of 1910 when the Cards
resume against the Green Terrors.
inexperienced and with the ability
of most of their players unknown
the Cards rule underdogs to the
hosts despite the latter's defeats at
the hands Of Harvard and Gettys-
hllrr
Evening star., 1947-10-11
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-With the
World Series out Of the way, college
football comes into Its own today,
and judging by the attractive menu,
the schedule makers couldn't have
come up with better october Satur-
day dish If they had deliberately
planned 1t that way.
For example, for the price Of a
nickel subway fare-and the tickets
Of course-New Workers can see five
Of the first Is teams in the current
national ranking. As a matter OF
fact, you can make blind stab at
a United States map and come pretty
close to the locale Of some big
league football anywhere in the
country.
Choice Intersectional Games.
There are some choice intersec-
tional clashes on the program, with
California at Wisconsin. Southern
Cal at Ohio State, Harvard at Vir-
ginia. Conference and inter confer
ence action hits a peak, too, with a
number OF interesting contests In
the Ivy League. the Big Nine, the
Southern and Southeastern, the Big
Six and the West Coast.
The standout in the East, of course,
is the Army Illinois tussle at Yankee
Stadium here, with the Cadets aim
ing to extend their unbeaten streak
Evening star., 1947-10-11
Unbeuten School E|evens Face
Tough Tests; Bethesda Upset

Woodberry Forest outclassed Wash.
ington-Lee High, 1870. Both games
were played in mud. Dick Carneal's
aerial attack did much of the dam
age against G. w., which was un-
able to make q real scoring threat
Two long runs, so yards by Ptney
Fields and S. yards by Kimbo Ruen-
ing, gave Orangemen their win over
the Generals.
Friends School turned in an i'm
portant Interstate Academic Con-
ference win over local rival st. Al
bans, 1910. Tommy Dean got two
of the scores. Another important
I. A. c. game here today sends st.
James to Hagerstown against Lam
don.
Charley Ogden's passing sparked
Woodward Schools 1870 win over
Herndon High. He tossed payof
aerials to Alan vicory and Murray
Russell and hit the line himself for
a score. Chamberlain made 1t two
wiEs In a row against one defeat by
blanking National Training School,
1870, while Sherwood got into the
win column after two loses by taking
Gatthersburg, 7-6.
Evening star., 1947-10-11

The only undefeated schoolboy
football teams around here outside
the District Public High League
st. Johns, Episcopal and Bulls
are having their records tested to-
day. Episcopal and Bulls have
tough ones against st. Christopher's
and Georgetown freshmen, respec-
lively, but the Johnnies are favorites
over Montgomery Blair.
Bethesda Chevy Chase was unde-
feated until surprised yesterday by
Fairfax, 2o-6. There was another
surprise among the schoolboys as
Georgetown Prep nosed out Wilson,
7-6. Dave Garner supplied two Of
the Fairfax touchdowns, both on
short bucks through the line. Bill
Bidweil's successful conversion was
the Prep margin over Wilson after
Joe Gargan went around end for Is
yards and a first-period score. Pat
O'Neill's pass to Bill voight gave
Wilson its lone marker In the third
frame.
Aside from Fairfax, nearby vir-
ginia elevens ran into trouble on
QUITO town trips. Hampton High
Virginia Glass I leader, topped
George Warrington High. 1s-o, and