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NOTICE OF SALE

County Farm Lana
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Yellowstone Coun-
ty, Montana, entered on its minutes
of the 18th day of Nov. 1947, the
Board will on Dec. 10Th, 1947, be-
ginning at 1920 o'clock A. NJ. OF
said day, at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Billings,
in Yellowstone County, State of
Montana, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder all
the right, title, interest, estate, lien,
claim and demand of the State of
Montana and Of said County of
Yellowstone in and to the follow
ing real property and the Board
determined and fixed the fair mar
ket value of the property at the
amount set after the description:
which amount constitutes and rep
resents the r~eappraised value as
fixed by the Board as of this date.
TRACT NO. l..
All of the Southeast Quarter of
the Northeast Quarter (SEA-
NEA) of Section Twenty-three
(23), Township One (1) North,
Range Twenty-six (26) East,
M. P. M. except a tract be-
ginning $50 feet North and 80
feet West of the East Quarter
(EA) corner of Section %;
thence West 585 feet; thence
South So feet; thence South $40
3O' East, 1855 feet more or less
to a point which is North 420.33
feet and West 80 feet from the
East Quarter (EA) corner of the
said Section %; thence North
438.77 feet to the point of be-
ginning, the tract to be con-
veyed by this deed containing
1852 acres more or less.
TRACT NO. 2.
The North Ill feet of the East
Half (Eh) of Lot 1, in Section
%, Township One a. North,
Range T~wenty-six (26) East,
containing 1.68 acres more or
TRACT NO. g..
The North 361 feet of the West
Half (W1A) of Lot 1 in Section
Twenty-three (23), Township
One % North, Range Twenty
six (26) East, containing 5.74
acres more or less. Tracts L,
2 and 8 Zone deed) Appraised
value, $125.00 per acre-43.94
acres.
TRACT NO. a.
All the Eh of Lot l.. Section
Twenty-three (23), Township
One (1) North. Range Twenty
six (26) East. except the North
Ill feet, the tract to be con-
veyed containing STA acres
more or less.
Tract No. 4. (Old Hospital)
10 room, brick building. APP
praised value 100000 per acre,
STA acres.
TRACT NO. 5.
A tract of land in Lot 2, Sec
ton Twenty-three (23), Town
ship One % North, Range
Laurel outlook., 1947-11-26
Electrical Farms Gain

The number of electrified farms
is growing steadily. At the end of
last year there were 1885, 700 farms
served by rural power lines. This is
al increase of 400, 700 over the num-
Der of electrified farms reported the
previous year, and means that now
$3.50 per cent of all farms in the
United States are served with cleo
tricity.
Laurel outlook., 1947-11-26
Gasoline Waste

OF each gallon of gasoline con-
sumed by an automobile engine,
one quart produces useful work, one
produces heat absorbed by the cool
ing system and the other two pro-
duce heat lost in the exhaust.
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Want
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OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS HERE

GIVE MAGAZINES FOR CHRIST
MAS-Reduced rates now in eff
feet. Orders taken for new sub
scriptions or renewals on all mag
azines and periodicals. Mrs. j. H.
Crutcher. 16 Seventh Ave-, phone
136-W. 11-12-2t
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Call Rovsdon Furniture Store, Lau-
rel, for duffle bags to fill with
clothing for world relief. When
full leave either at Methodist
church on Third avenue or at
Commercial club building on Main
street. 1tY
Laurel outlook., 1947-11-26

Average S45 weekly for mar or
woman to supply famous Watkins
products to customers in city of
Laurel. Established business, no
investment. Start now. Write j.
r. Watkins Co., D-S0, Winona,
MINI. 1tp
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Remember to have your next perm
anent be a Television Control
Wave at Taylor Beauty Shop.
Phone IA. 1O-l-tf
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have in stock a complete line
of roofing and shingles. See us
for your supplies. Gamble Store.
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NOTICE OF TAXES DUE FOR 1947


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
one-half az of all taxes Except
personal property taxes and special
improvement assessments levied by
cities and towns) levied and assessed
for the year 1947, will be due and
payable before five o'clock p. m.
or the 30th day of November, 1947,
and unless paid prior thereto, the
amount then due will be delinquent,
and will draw interest at the rate
of two-thirds (2/3) of n per CEN
tum (1%) per month from and
after such delinquency, and two per
centum (2%) will be added to the
amount thereof as a penalty; and
that one-half (h) of all taxes
levied and assessed for the year
1947 will be due and payable on or
before five o'clock p. m. on the 3lst
day of May, 1913, and that unless
paid prior to said date, said taxes
will be delinquent and will draw in
terest at the rate of two-thirds
(2/3) of one per centum (1%) per
month from and after such delin-
quency, and 2 per centum (2%) will
be added to the amount thereof as
a penalty.
Special improvement assessments
levied by cities and towns must
be paid with the first installments
of taxes.
Taxes are payable at the office
of the County Treasurer at the
Court House, Billings, Montana,
during office hours on all business
days.
Publication is hereby made as pro
vided by Section 2169 rem, 1885.
Dated at Billings, Montana, this
list day of November, 1947.
A. WILLIAMS,
County Treasurer of Yellow
stone County, Montana.
(Date First Pub. Nov. 10, 1947-3t)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
NORTH AND SOUTH
TO OPEN TUESDAY

PINEHURsT, Nov. 2-WD-"Old
Home Week" for the golfing
stars-The annual North and
South Open Invitation tourna-
ment-opens Tuesday at Pine
hurst Country club with some
100 of the games biggest names
vieing for top Money of $l,5OO
in the $500 tournament.
Although ha{f-dozen younger
stars are favored for the tilt left
open by bantam Ben Hogan the
7z-hole tournament will draw
its usual crowd of great nemas
from the past, who come as much
for the reunion as for the COM
petition.
An estimated 100 non-invited
hopefuls will tee off tomorrow
morning in an 18-hole qualifying
round for so places in the three
day tourpament most of the es-
tablished stars won invitations
on their past records and are ex-
empt from tomorrow's round.
PGA champion Jim Ferrler
and Johnny Palmer of Badin, N.
c., rate high in pre-tournament
speculation as likely contenders to
come home ahead for the crown
which Hogan, playing Ryder cup
matches, will not defend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
IN Sports Pan ----
What's Cookm'
By Roy Cook

The second annual Southeastern North Beach As
ns Fishing Rodeo closed Friday midnight The success
event. which in the short space of one wear grew
." % :. 81 500 is yet undisclosed.
d weather hndered the Fishing for several weeks
~ weather kept the party tied to their docks while
beaten shippers scanned the search of good fish
INF weather.
81 should go to Hugh Morton enterprisng Young
ssu,an spent much of his and efforts in getting
W. Roo and too it his
= tbe prize catches
ugb Morton great in the Rodeo last wear when
lust S15O0 baby He not responsible for
~ overnight growth of the youngster" when he learned
M 600 be raised to overgrown "hild he
aey to work and tried desperately raise the nee
,sary amount.
w are not position say the second annual Rodeo
banned nor say that are two an
s that must from the directors of the SENCBA
% w do the Rodeo the success that it
oyed first But perhaps the weather something
ia do with this
was we'll advertised affair." yet know nothing of how
% money spent for advertising for automobiles
more purchased and placed of cars Regular weekly
Hng sent to and magazines over
m nation Just how much results this advertising brought we
cannot
But testify that those pacards got around We spotted
m during of September Skyline drive at Lurav
Va car bearing New York state license tag We
had too Through eight drove with the
u and at almost place stopped questions
nnped to about the $4,000 event.
SENCBA fishing ROdeo this section of the
tat doubt about it. 1t may that the "Cbild"
was FAST be true that the prize was made too
for the second But it thought by the SENCBA
officials if the prize list raised more fishermen would
the waters of SENCBA Hugh tried his best to
aid in getting this money he did swell Job
Perhaps next the sENCBA give more thought to the
Fishing Rdeo and outline different and better pan too
let die The child only three years old next
must be fed and kept alive Maybe "upkeep" will have
e lowered and not let the Rodeo die
Hugh Morton and his camera have DONE continue
great job of advertising Southeastern North Carolina This
great future in this bending everv
effort make the state and nation Souheasern No. Carolina
Let's plan another Rodeo for next We advocate
bigger rodeo but do a better rodeo
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
STATE GRID ROUNDUP
Tar Heels To Meet State.
Duke To Battle Missouri

The University of North Caro-
lima Tar Heels, who have won
three straight games after a
rocky start, entertain the up
and down Wolfpack from N. c..
State on Saturday while at near
by Durham, once-beaten Duks
celebrates Homecoming against
the University of Missouri.
In other major games this
coming weekend Wake Forest
visits Boston College and David
son travels to Richmond.
Last Saturday was just anoth-
er in the almost continuous string
of surprises in the l947 grid
season.
North Carolina showed surpris-
ing strength in downing Tennes-
see, 20 to 6; Wake Forest sur
prised in completely folding a.
gainst William and Mary and
losing, 81 to 0; Davidson sur
prised even the most ardent
Wildcat supporters in holding
highly-favored VMI to a ALA
tie, and N. C. State was surpris-
ed by Chattanooga's strength
before winning, 21-0.
Only Dukes 10 loss to un-
beaten Georgia Tech followed
the form sheets. The Engineers
were favored by seven points and
despite rain and mud, performed
just as expected. Fred Folger,
Dukes star in early games, was
injured in the second period, and
his absence undoubtedly held
back the Blue Devils who knock
ed often but always unsuccess-
fully at the Tech goal.
Among the smaller schools
Catawba set a new national con-
secutive scoring record of 70
games when Lee Spears scored
a touchdown in the fourth quar-
ter against Presbyterian. The
Indians won the contest, TO,
avenging an upset last year.
It was a weekend in which the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03

replaced team Captain Ben Ho-
gan in the finale.
The story of today's smash
ing victory was told in the bat
tie with par as the players bat
tied each other. The Americans
as group finished one under
par for the 81 total holes
played while the Britishers end
ed Is over standard figures for
the Portland club course.
Rain pelted the players both
days and the course was soggy
and slow.
Probably the gloomiest man
about the place at the conclu-
sion was Britain's team cap
tain, Henry Cotton. His hopes to
recover the cup were dashed by
tremendous personal defeats,
the 10 and 9 trouncing he and
his partner, Arthur Lees took
in yesterdays scotch foursome
from us. Open Champion Lew
Worsham and Ed Oliver, and
the beating handed him today.
He bowed, 5 and 4, to Sam
Snead, winner of the 1916 Brit
ish open title.
After losing today, Cotton
muttered sourly, "I took too
many shots around the green. :"
He declined further comment.
For the Americans, Captain
Hogan smilingly accepted pos
session of the handsome golf
cup and said:
"When the British win tn e
Ryder Cup, the King of Eng
land keeps it in Buckingham
Palace. I'm going to take it
home with me-"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
Caruso ToMeet Caruso
In Class-A Title Tilt
Joe Of Henderson To Face Brother Sill Of
Tabor City; Brothers Have Outstanding
Coaching Records In State

lick his old team; and also has a
sparkling win over Goldsboro,
another AA club, to his credit.
His aggregation is unbeaten thus
far this season.
Sill Caruso, down at Tabor
City, is just Joe's kid brother;
or at least he was until a few
weeks ago. Sill had a good team
last fall, winning 6, losing 2, and
tying as many during the season
with class B club.
This season Tabor City was
promoted to a Class A school and
!Sil was blessed in having most
of his old team back with him.
His boys have, to date, record
of 6 victories, one knot, and one
loss (by a l point 4nargin).
His top victory was when his
gallant Red Devils downed a
strong Whiteville Wolfpack 2l-7,
to take the District 2 crown. In
gaining the above record, his
boys have ammased a total of
245 points, while only Al have
been tailed against them.
Another outstanding feature of
his light, but speedy, Devils is
their marvellous extra point stan
.dard.
The Border Town eleven set a
new record for this section by
converting the point after the
first 10 touchdowns they tailed
this season, In all, Sils's boys have
scored SO touchdowns in 8 con-
tests, and have converted 29 ex-
ira points. Having missed just 7
times, the Devils PAT corps
have a percentage of S61, and
that's a good batting average IN
any league.
1t will be interesting to watch
the outcome Of this champion
ship battle; this battle between
brothers; this battle of two good
football elevens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
FUNERAL SERVICES
SET FOR BIG RED

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 2 -
R-Man O'War, the $4,000 year.
ling who became one of the
turf's top performers and later
sired the winners of more mon
ey than any other horse, will
be buried at 3 pm. Central
Standard Time) Tuesday at
nearby Faraway Farm.
"Big Red" nearing 81 an d
living a rocking chair life, died
of a heart attack yesterday at
the farm where he spent his
life in the stud and in retire
ment.
His embalmed BODY will be
taken from his stall at noon
Monday and placed in an oak
casket.
The farm gates then will be
opened to visitors until time fo1
burial.
The Lexington Board of Com
merce assigned arrangements
for the rites to Ira Drymon
chairman of its agriculture
committee
Owner Samuel D. Riddle
from his Pennsylvania home
approved the plans, saying -
am agreeable to whatever thf
community wants"
Ed Wilder, Trade Board Sec
retary, said other organizations
of horsemen would be invited
to take part in the ceremonies
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03

home team won every game in
volving a North Carolina eleven.
Elon defeated Ersk1n, II to Z;
Guilford, designated the home
team, trounced High Point, 27 to
:, at Greensboro; Appalachin,
undisturbed by sub-freezing
temperatures, blanked Emory and
Henry, 10 to O, and Lenoir-Rhyne
whipped Atlantic Christian 20
to 0.
This Weekend's complete
schedules:
Saturday (afternoou)
Missouri at Duke
N. C. State at North Carolina
Davidson at Richmond
Wake Forest at Boston College
Saturday might
Elon at High Point
Western Carolina at Appalach-
ian.
Newberry at Catawba
Guilford VS.. Lenoir Rhyme at
Greensboro
Norfolk Naval Base at Atlantic
Christian
Little Creek Amphibious Base
a East Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
Americans Rout British
Ryder Cup Team, 11To1

0RTLAND, Ore, Nov. 2 -
iS-America successfully de-
tended its right to the Ryder
Cup when it defeated Britain,
II points to l, in the most dev-
aStatlng rout in the history of
the International Golfing event
between professionals of the
two nations.
The Americans, clearly SUI
perlor from start to finish of
the two-day links duel, made a
grand slam Of yesterdays S
co'cn foursomes, winning four
points then, and followed the on
aaught by taking seven of the
elsal TALES in today's singles.
Mlld-mannered Sam King
was the lone hero in Brltain's
yollng debacle. He defeated
herman Keiser, 3 and 2, the
iater an alternate who did not
pay IN the opening round and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
BY JIGGS POWERS
Star Sports Correspondent

TABOR CITY, Nov. 2-In a
battle for the Class A champion
ship of Eastern North Carolina,
Tabor City's Red Devils will
meet the strong Henderson elev-
en-. The site of the affray has
not yet been announced, as ne
gotiations between officials OF
the two institutions are still un-
derway.
There's an interesting angle to
the title go, in that the coaches
of the competitors are brothers.
Henderson's crafty mentor, Joe
Caruso, is considered one of the
top gridiron instructors in North
Carolina football today, and has
been rated thus for the past sew
eral seasons.
He was, for a number of years,
Athletic Director and head foot
ball coach at Rock Mount Higr
School, where his teams were al
ways outstanding in the AA
Eastern Conference race. Among
the elevens his team competed
against over this period were
such grid machines a. those that
represented the schools at Raj
eigh's Hugh Morrison, Wilson,
Goldsboro, Wilmington's New
Hanover, Durham, and Fayette-
Vile.
Other teams in Tar Heelia with
whom his boys clashed included
Asheville, Greensboro, High
Point, Kinston, and Winston
Salem. He ended his work at
Rocky Mount at the end of last
season, and was Immediately
signed to lead the gridiron for
tunes of Henderson High School.
His work at the Vance county
school has been outstanding, as
he returned to Rocky Mount to
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
Votre Dame And Army To Clash Saturday
Outstanding Grid Teams
To End Colorful Rivalry
Fighting Irish To Enter Contest AS No.
Team In The Nation; Seven Teams In
Race For Mythical National Crown

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-1Fo-The curtain rings down
Saturday footballs most colorul rivalry For in the
quiet of South Bend, Ind. Army's Black
Knights of the Hudson and the fighting Irish of Nore Dame
will clash for the last time in a long time
Just how long the separation will be nobody but the
authorities West Point and Nore Dame know The game
had grown too big for its good they said in ending
competition that began in 1913 and overshadowed the
ivy-estooned classics The word is that it will be
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
LATE SATURDAY
GRID SCORES

Brooklyn College 20, City College of
New York Z.
Mississippi 20, Louisiana State 1s.
Memphis State 81 Pensacola Naval
Air 0.
Centenary 20, Louisiana College 0.
Bethune-C Goodman 81 Wilberforce g..
South Carolina Jayvees "a Fort Jack
son o.
Catawba 7, Presbyterian 0.
Boiling Field d, Aberdeen Proving
Grounds IA.
Elon II, Erskir1e 7.
Guilford 27, High Point z.
Tuskegee "a, Xavier (Nev Or1eans) Z.
Carson-Newman IL, Millis4n g.
Maryville ((Tenn) "a. Sewanee o.
Rollins ~ Stetson g.
Eastern Kentucky "a, Morehead ky
North Carolina State 21. Chattanooga
Lenoir-Rhyne 29, Atlantic Christian 0.
Appalachian 10, Emory and Henry 0.
Shaw % Howard IA.
North Carolina A & 7 10, Morgan
State II (Tie).
Colorado College 10, Fort Hayes Stat.
South Dakota State Z, North Dakot:
Miami (ohio) 30, Bradley N.
Toledo IA, Baldwin Wallace 6.
Youngstown 10 Oklahoma City 13.
Fort Riley 10, QTonset (RD Fliers
Hardin-Simmons SO, Houston 7.
Texas Mines 20, New Mexico 20 {Tie)
Occidental 6, Whittier 4.
Utah State %, Montana State 13.
British Columbia II, Lewis and Clarl
7.
East Carolina Teachers College II
Special Troop, 92nd Airborne Division 2
Nevada st. 27. Louis 21.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
Howie Pollet Plans
Operation Of Elbow

ST. LOUIS, Nov 2. - @ -
Southpaw Howie Pollet, whose
poor season in 1947 was one Of
the many disappointments of the
St. Louis Cardinal campaign, will
arrive here tomorrow for an
operation on the elbow of his
pitching arm, Redbird President
Sam Breadon said today.
Breadon said X-rays have dis
closed a spur on the elbow and
it will be removed by DR.. Robert
F. Hyland, club surgeon. T h e
operation probably will take
place Tuesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
Blue Devils And Generals
Tied For ConferenceLead
Clubs Are Undefeated In Southern Confer
ence; Duke Meets Missouri, Washington
And Lee Plays Virginia Tech Saturday

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 2-QF9-Footba teams in the
Southern Conference settled back the business of decd
ing the 1947 league championship today their hope of
producing ubeaten eleven this having vanished
over the weekend
Dukes Blue Devils, the team Coach Wallace wade had
been guild successfully along the postwar comeback
raj fell yesterday before rst-quarer drive by Georgia
Tech TO- at Atlanta Of the 16 Southern Conference clubs
Duke was the only which hadn't previously tasted de-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03

The Dukes, deadlocked with
Washington and Lee for the Con-
ference leadership with three Vic
tories and no lickings, tangle with
an outsider" one more time,
however, before they resume
their campaign to give Wade his
seventh league title in his 13 sea-
sons at the Durham, N. c., Uni
versity.
Duke gets together with Miss
ouri's Tigers in an intersection
al struggle Saturday afternoon
at Durham, where the Blue De-
wills will be celebrating their an
ual homecoming.
With Duke playing a non-loop
eleven, Washington and Lees
Generals will have a golden op-
portunity to take over undisput-
ed possession of the No. l spot inl
the standings. The Generals, reel
ing under the 65-13 thrashing
Army handed thew ae West
Point yesterday, will battle Vir-
ginia Tech at Lynchburg, Va,
Saturday afternoon.
Probably the top conference
game of the week will be play
ed Saturday at Chapel Hill, N. c.,
where North Cardinals more or
less revived Tar Heels will play
hosts to North Carolina States
Wolfpack. State, which last night
romped over Chattanooga Uni
versity, 21-0, has had only IA
points scored against it this cam
paign. This is by far the best
defensive record in the league.
North Carolina also will enter the
game fresh from victory, a 20-7
win over Tennessee.
William and Mary last weeks
family scrap, coming through
with surprising power to batter
Wake Forrest, 21-0, at Williams
burg, Va. After the contest,
Wake Forrest Coach D. c. pea
head) Walker praised the Will
liam and Mary line as 'the best
we have faced this season." Wal.
ker said the Indians center, Tom
my Thompson, is the "best center
in the Southern Conference" and
that Jack (Flying) Cloud, the
fullback, is zone of the South's
finest fullbacks.'
Indian Coach R. N. (Rube)
McCray said the game was the
best he had seen a William and
Mary team play in the eight
years he has been at Williams
burg.
Other weekend results: Mary
land, 27, West Virginia 0; Flori-
da "a, Furman Z; Virginia "a,
University of Richmond 0; Da-
wilson IA, Virginia Military In
stitute IA; Virginia Tech AZ,
George Washington 6; South
Carolina 8, Miami (Fla.) o.
Georgia 21, Clemson s.; The Cit
adel renamed idle.
This weeks Southern Confer
ence schedule:
Friday afternoon-The Citadel
VS.. South Carolina at Orange
burg.
Saturday afternoon N o + h
Carolina State at North Carolina;
Davidson at University of Rich
mond; Virginia Military Insti-
tute at William and Mary; Glenn
son at Furman; Washington and
Lee VS.. Virginia Tech at Lynch
burg Va; Wake Forrest at Bos-
ton College; Maryland at Du-
quesne; Missouri at Duke.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2-R-Rec-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-03
WORLD RECORD

SALISBURY, N. c., Nov. 2
-Wp)-Catawba College claim
ed a new world football record
today of having scored in 73
consecutive games.
After Catawba's 10 victory
over Presbyterian here last
night, Coach Gordon (Chubby)
Kirkland's Indians claimed
they smashed a record set by
Yale in the 188O's. The Indians
started their scoring string
in 1889, though they did not
field a team in 1913.