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Evening star., 1947-04-11
Body Of Anthracite Miner
Found; Second Is Sought

!. LOCUST GAP, Pa, April II tP).-
Rescue workers digging with picks
and shovels today recovered the
body OF an anthracite miner en-
tombed by q roof collapse 1900 feet
below the surface. Hunt continued
for second victim.
The body OF Alex Malakowski, S.
was found "a hours after he and
Monroe Reitz, 54, were trapped by
an estimated 35 tons of coal In the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Co., colliery.
Pinned by collapsing timber and
covered with coal, Mr.. Malakowski
had only few scratches on his head
and rescuers said he apparently
suffocated.
Evening star., 1947-04-11
|AIon1o 2. Deed !, DIas;
Retired federal OH Il

Alonzo r. Deeds, 81, retired HI.
reau Of Internal Revenue employe
died yesterday at his home, 20as
New Hampshire avenue NV aftcl
an illness of Of several days.
A government worker most Of his
life, Mr.. Deeds had been with the
Interstate Commerce Commission
before joining the Internal Revenue
Bureau. He retired about IS years
Evening star., 1947-04-11
King Christian Better

COPENHAGEN, April II tF.-A
bulletin from Amahenborg Castle
this morning said the condition Of
King Christian x is better "but
there still is some fatigue" The
monarch suffered q heart attack
Easter Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-04-11
Gov Tuck Iesiilies
For Delegate Profit
al Bank Fraud Trial
" fiss Asseeiassd Press
BULLETIN

RICHMOND tR Gov. Tuck
appeared "a Federal Court to-
day as 8 character witness for
Delegate Joseph =. Profit,
one OF nine persons charged
with aiding IN the misappli-
cation Of funds at q Fredcr-
icksburg bank. Under cross
examination the Governor
was asked by Assistant
United States District Attor-
ney George r. Hun1rickhouse
il it was not @odd that the
executive branch Of q gov
4 ernment should interfere with
the Judicial branch. z The
witness said he did not think
the executive branch was In
terfering.
RICHMOND, April 1.-Two Vir'
ginia judges, appearing as character
witnesses In Federal Court yesterday
conceded on cross-cxamination tina
they had not considered the pos
sibility they might be called to 81
in judgment II certain angles o.
the Fredericksburg bank case wer,
to be prosecuted in State courts.
Both Justices Herbert B. Gregory
OF the Virginia Supreme Court ol
Appeals and Judge T. +. KeiSter ol
the Goth Judicial Circuit declared
however, they would disqualify
themselves from the bench In sucf
an eventuality after testifying fol
the defense in the Federal case.
The judges were among q promi-
nent group OF witnesses for thu
Floyd County defendants-th ol
the nine persons charged with aid.
ing and abetting the misapplicatior
OF funds from the Farmers q Mer-
chants State Bank Of Fredericks-
burg. The group included another
jurist, Judge John 4. Draper OF the
2lst Circuit, Representative Almond
Democrat, of the 9Th Congressional
District; State Senator S. Floyd
Landreth Of Iialax, former Repub-
lican nominee for Governor, and
Dr.. S. D. Yeats, Floyd County
Justice Gregory Testifies.
Their testimony yesterday ranged
from good" to excellent" on the
OF the Floyd defendants
e. Profit, member Of the
Virginia House of Delegates and
president Of the Floyd County Bank:
Kyle M. Weeks, Prof1t's law partner,
md Joseph A. Sewers, cashier OF the
Floyd bank.
Justice Gregory, 63, a member OF
he Supreme Court for II years, yes
;erday testified he had known Prof
1t and Weeks for about so years
md both defendants enjoyed good
for honesty, integrity
md yeracity"
do you know, Judge Gregory,
hat you are testifying in a case in
which there may be violations OF
he State laws and these cases may
,ome before you?" United States AS
,istant District Attorney George r.
asked.
Evening star., 1947-04-11
Syriu Joins World Bunk

Syria yesterday became the 43d
country TO join the World Bank and
the Monetary Fund. Syrta,s quota
In the $500, ,000, 900 fund Is $e,50o,- :
600 and its subscription to- the S.
COO ,000, 900 bank Is $6 SOC, 900.
Evening star., 1947-04-11

ster Deeds, and three sisters, Miss
Ida Deeds, Mrs. Maude Cooney and
Mrs. Rose Sharp. all Of Sugar Grove,
Ohio. where Mr.. Deeds was born.
Funeral services win be held at
1880 pm. tomorrow at Gawler'S
Chapel 1750 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial win be In GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, Monday.
Evening star., 1947-04-11

An International Sample Fair win
be held in Iznir, Turkey. In the fall.
Evening star., 1947-04-11

The Philippines, home Of sugar
cane, may have to import some
sugar In 1947.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-15
Hap1t pius uan
at.Prikantfd,p 6p1aturru

slns 8om meloete am porlester
Samstag Die .slii. BreB":
Der 8atifan beroffentlihte beute
Die aeuBerungen, tpelde 8ap1t Bius
bel einem Gmpfang Der ameritani.
lden Senatoren Sorrelt Donneu
(Wifiouri) ,llno Sarrp Gain (0oib,
ington) iiber eine 3epiIion Der ame,
ritanilden Ginmanoerungsgelebe ge.
maht bat, Inn beridIeppten Berionen
Die ginreiie in oie Ser. Staaten au
ermogIi6en.
~Die ginpanoeruns itellt uns beu,
te Dor neue Probleme," lagte Ser 81.
gater. ~Wie INNER muB oie 8obl,
tabrt oes 2anoes senau 10 beriidlih.
tlgt tperoen tpie Die Sntereiien Der
Berlon, tpel6e eintpanoern mSdte,
llno es liegt in ser Natur Der 9inae,
bob Die umitanoe mandmal BeidrGn,
fungen erbeiiden.
~Mber oie umItGnoe f0nnen aud, Ell
ne Wtiloerung oieler @elese nabeIe.
gen. Cine tluge @efesgebung pir6 iid)
lmmer Der Sumanitdt, bes lnbeiIs,
Der aalamitaten llno Der 2eioen be.
nuBt iein."
Ser gapit tpies 6arauf bin, baB oie
ginmanoerer bel Der GntpifIuna
4merifas eine ipeientIide Mone ae.
lpielt baben, uno erbIift barin ,,6en
Betpeis, Dab Ole B0lfer bieIer geotio.
men uno Naiien gutnadbarli9 5uiam.
menleben nn6 miteinanber in elmer
frieoli9en nno proiperierenben sc.
ieaidaft arbeiten f0nnen".
Sonea nn6 Gain, Die geitern bonn
Yaplt empfangen tpur6en, iin6 Mit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-15

gIieber oes Senatorenansihnifes, Der
.lb nit Dem BrobIem Der nerihIepp-
ten Herionen befaBt.
Ger Haplf empfing bente, Sams.
'fag flint anoere SenQtoren lno er-
narte: ,Gas @ort ssrieben bnt beute
iiber Ben @ebietet Der Sungersnot,
Der 8eriDiiitung uno Der linter6riif-
Ifung feinen bellen &lang, oenn 6rie-
Den ioIlte getpiB ettpas mebr be6euteri
ols oie Mbpeienbeit bon @nffengetoie
nnb 8lutDergieBen."
Sic Senatoren, oie beute empfan-
gen tpllroen, iino 5tpIes Bridges
(Nen Sanibire), @oDlano groofs
(Sainois), 2eperett SaltonitaIl (Mai-
Iaduietts), &enrp Dtporibaf (Soabo)
l,no &i6aro &niien (@eorgia).
Sic ebrentperten Niitglieber 6es
Senats, bic bier ougegen iinb, iinb
an oen SIP Der 8egierung 5nriidge-
.ri1fen iuoroetl nm cine aufgabe bon
groBer 8eoelitung fir europa uno
Die @elt 5ii loien," iaete Der 8apit.
.Giirfen mir iagen, bob ielbit eine
neiie lmo idnelle grleoigung bieler
9Ilfgabei mir als elm Shrttt gu Dem
ernii,lidten 3iel betrahtet ,peroen
fann2
yIie nod offenen 8itn6en 6es
Qripns Apr Sns eSnntiIipnIphpn IN
idper eribiittert llnb bas pelitiihe
2eben falt 5ur Sbnmadt gebrdtbt fat,
iino Elm bereoter Mppen an Die Ger
gen, Sic getpobnt finb, nit ben leioen-
ben Mitmeniden an ipmpatbiiieren.
Aber Der &ui, Der itns bon iiberan
ber INNER itdrfer llno in tieferem Eon
ial oie Sbren ballt, lit niht Der STUFF
tah poriibersebenoer Silfe, tpie tpe-
ientlid lie and iein mag, Ionoern Der
Guf nad 6rieoen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-15
OHIO wAisENFREttND

8unoe beilen. gs gibt feline 2oiuiig
Der europaiiden Groge obne cine Go
Jung Der oeittifen sSrage; es gibt
feline 2oinng Der bentiden >Grdge OBJ
ne cine 2oiung Der oelti6en Sliidt-
lingsfrage, obne cine 8iebergiitnta-
dung Der 8ertreibung bon Millioneit
Meniben aus ibrer anseltamnten
Scimat. Solanse bieie Srage niaf
geloIt lit, tperoen olle politiidet ii1lo
mirtihaftliben &onferen5en nn6
8ldne - ieien iie nod 10 gut ges1
meint ergebnislos bleiben 1niillen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-15

Bon feinent geringeren aIs Mga
9abn, oem et,glan6freunoliben Mos-.
lemfiibrer, itammen hie beabtensper-
ten Borte: .Gie Mobammeoaner sss,,.
oiens iino 51par burh Die gr3iebuna,
Die ibnen Die gngI1noer gaben, All
einem nationalen Be,puBtiein gelangt.
aber tie iino feinespegs oura bic bo-
ben Serge oes 9imalaias ODER ourd
Die Sluten oes eSnbiiben S5eans ein-
geengt. 3uilden ibnen uno ibren
8lanbensgenoiien in BEN an6ern
.2anoern beitebt eine mnoerbriihIihe
ginbeit, Ole iiber alle rnterldie6e
bon Seften uno 2anoern binpegeebt
nno in Der gemeinianen @eligion felt
begriinoet lit. sic baben nidt nur
oas nnpergdnglibe grbe 6es @orans
gemeiniam, ion6ern ebenioiebr 6as
Der @eidihte unb Hbiloiopbie Der
araber, Der Dihtllng 9erfiens, De
gDptens, Waroffos uno Spaniens.
uno Die Wobammeoqner, Die aus oie.
len ME Deriiegenben QmeIen trinfen.
ieien tie Siirfen, Herjer, slraber ober
Snoer, ieien tie nit Dem WeIten uno
lelner &ultur in 8eriibrung gefom.
men ODER ni6t, al 6iefe Mobammeoa-
tter itno berbun6en ourb cine Gin.
belt oes Oenfe,rs, bes syiiblens uno
oes Gnsbrufs -"
Die gebeimnisbon einigen6e unb
5ugleid) oas a11titpeitlihe 2ebensae-
fiibl tDedenbe &raft lit Ole aeiitiae
nmo religi0ie @elt bes ssilan1s, sic
ihon mebr als einn1aI fir 6en ara.
bilden @robraum riene sSeIfeI oas
3niammenbaltens" gegeben, sic 70
melt geidmieoet iii, Dob in ibr ie6e
rationale gnttpidlung Maum finoet,
uno bod aud tpie6er 10 feit 1T, oaB
ole in ibr 5aiammengebaltenen Rr6f.
te in cine geidloiiene Jront geaen Die
abenolanoiiden ardfte eingereibt
merben.
Wtan glaubte 5tDar auf @run6 ae-
miiier 8org1nge i'm Often cine f,,rae
3eit on einen inneren 38erfoIl see
Slams BEL Der 8eriibrnna nit Ser
fortgeidrittenett tpeItliden &mIt,,r.
1919 loite fih Ole giirfei. Ser aern
beg einitigen Meihes ,t.t6 ste : v9lbo,tt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-15

|nisfbnueit 1tibt IN Elm besnofrntiihes
europa einglieoern, nidbt Dor benz;
Bolihetpisntlis retten, tpenn nid]t 6as
nnielige grbe MooieneIts, Der Mlor-
|gentbal-Blon, liqiioiert tpiro. ~6er
telifIiibite Blan, Der ie ausgebedt
tpnroe, Elm ga15es 8olf Inneiom unos
unterihieoslos dus5ubuneern" (@.
IS. Gbamberlain. in ,Sumnn Gpents'
I22. Sftober). @be mir bon oen Wos-
foiDitern eriparten, Dob 5ie Bertr1ge,
8eriprehnngen, CHARTERS ernIt neb-
men, niiBten ibnen bic 0emofrntien,
Die Wert auf oieien Nnmen Iegen, nit
glltenr Beilpiel pornngeben. europa
tpeiB, bob Die 9oliheipiten MIR barf
Der Silfe, tpenn id)on fliht Der DI6nee
Der @elttn1hte in europa iteben; Cur
ropa pergleiht Die beioerIeitigen Bro-
gramme 1tno Eaten: es ion niemano
glanben, baB bic 8eriflabung Deutid-
lambs, Ser Weni1enbdnoel nit
-&riegsgefangenen, Die MaGena,ls-
treibung bon WilIionen i'm gea-
men, beiier geiagt unter 21itermng
oes Namens Gbrilti - nuf Die WeIt
obne ginoruf blieb. @enn Der erIte
Quisling Stalins, 8ene}b, Dor etIi=
hen @odben iein ourh i'm berflabtes
8olf an oas Wort Maiarnfs erin-
nerte, nGbriit1s nidt gaiar" nno err
fldrte: ngbriitus niht g6iar beiBt
immer iino iiberan oemofratiidb iein,
nielnals gum 9error - lei er gei-
Itis ODER forperlid - 3ufludt gu
nebmen, 10 efelt ioId]e 8euhelei
aus ben1 Meunoe oes Morbers ser
Snbetenbelitiden uno ser fatboIiiden
SloDafen Die gan5e Belt an, nie
penn Elm sll Gapone iib aufs Breoi-
gen Derlegt bGtte.
9ie WeIt 1T NIT Nbrafen niebt
mebr 5u retten - Die goIidetpifen
iino feline 8braleure. Selfen fonnen
nnr nod Snten - i'm Ginflang NIT
Dem geaturredt, ben feierlih berfiin-
oeten @riutoi1ten 1tno gbartern. Sen
golideipismus fann man nidt iiber-
ptnoen burd perihieoene .aa,tis"
nidt oaourd, oaB man Sonpipooo i'm
&ongreB Hropngan6aoemonItrationen
ermoglidt, - 1lnr onr6 eiren it1rfe.
rem, lebenbigeren, opferipilligeren
8lonben linb Die baraus foIgenoen
Satenl Hrdiioent 9rilman bot neuer-
oings cine Breoigt gebaIten: .gs gab
- ny v p
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-15
grifd, uun hrr Erhrr !.
=
Son 6. s. 8ei denberger


<Soren mir ipeiter, mas Der friibere
Staatsiefretar 8prnes in ieinem 8u6
5ll iagen bat.
"Iber, mohte man bin5ufiigen, Ste
Somiet-ll,lion mill gegen iebe aftion
pes Siberbeitsrates eili geto einbrin-
gen" (8arum aud 1lidt? 9a5u bot
man ibr bod oas 8etoredt gegeben,
.entgegen allen @artll1nsen berer, 6ie.
+ feline 8eranttportllug tragen" J
#.8eil ib nidt CLAUDE, Dab es iDeiIe'
Fit, eiren Mftionsplan bor5ui9Iagen,
Denn man niht bereit lit i'm aus5u-
flbren, lit es nngebradt, Die Mog-
lidfeiten 5lt beiprehen, bic eintreten
fonnten. 8ir iollten nidts beginnen,
mas mir niht 81 Gnoe 5u fiibren be-
reit iinb."
r3una6it moGte ib iagen, oaB i6
'ni6t glaube, baB Die Soipiet- Union
,li1s 5ipingen miro 10 per5ipeifelte
(last reSort) MaBnobmen 5u treffen.
SD glaube nidt, oaB oie Somiet-ge-
gierung BON Der Srieoensfonferena
ferne blei6en uno ii6 oamit ielbft
pom Geit Der 8eIt iiolieren min.
(Warum ioate iie ferne bIeiben, ,penn
lie peiB, oaB lie burb Die Geilnabme.
oen 5rieoen oeraogern, tpenn 1,itbt
labotieren fam; tpenn ole 6ieIe &orl-,
fereroen Die bette sBropasanoan15
lid)feit fir Die Soipiets bieten; ipenn
Die 3eit, oas ipahienbe Chaos fir ben
Boll6etDismus arbetten?) Sollte iie
e tln, 10 sla,lbe id niht, oaB bie
Hote Armee beriuben piiroe, DIT
Gelitihla,io bauerno 5u balten. Sollte
ieb aber Die Sotpiets falfh beurteilen
.nno lie gingen iotpeit,. lt-Deuti1-
lano feit5ubalten llnb ben Muftrag
oes Siherbeitsrates gum Miid5ug Ser
5rippen 81 betieren, Damn miiiIen mir
6ereit leir, llniere einbeutigen 8efs
pflihtungen aiis5ufiibren. sou nh
.lere @ftion pirfiam iein, miiiien nit
in unierem 9enfen bariiber flar 5effl
uno es alien flar MAIDEN, oab mir be-
reif iinb, oieie unpermeioli1en MaB-
ndbme, oureb5ufiibren, tpenn mir um
oes Weltfrieoens iuillen oaau ge5tpun-
gen iino."
.lInter mir perltebe idb ni1t bie
Der. Staaten allein. sic tpollen fei-
men Sonoerfrieoen. 8ir iino oen @eg
ihon friiber gegangen. @ir tpollen
einen &oaeftipfrieoen ihiieBen -
lDenn moglib nit allen 8erbiiit6eten.
soIte es uumoslid iein, Die Maittuir-
flttg aller Staaten 5u fibern, follten
mir Deriu6en, Die Silfe ,nogIi9it bic
ler 5u iidern, Die bereit fino fid Der
Aufgabe on3uldlieBen."
seeStl Der CHARTER Der 8ereinten Na-
tionen baben mir uns olle perpflihtet,
,lit1Iere &rafte 5l1 perbinben, Inn In
ternationalen Srieoen unb Siderbeit
alifredt 81 balten', uno ,gemeiniam
mirfiame Wabnabn1en aur 8erbin-
oerilng unb Gntfernung aller Grie-
oeilsbeorobungen 5ur unteroriifung
BON Irgriffsbanolungen ooer anbe-
rer 5rieoensberletungen'. Gin 8eto
zines Mitglieoes befreit ,lns anbere
Witglieoer ni6t bon oieier 8erpflih.
tiing. 9as iino 8eriprebungen, Die
MIR bnlten miiilen." (@an3 reht; ,tlr
1T bie gbarter bon Sm1 arancisco
nidt bns ei15ige feierlibe 8eripre-
den; anoere 8eriprehungen ipuroen
in ben bereits borliegenoen .Grie-
oens" -Nertrdgen iddn6lid miBpdtet;
in manden Gd1en, 8. 9. in Der Mai.
Iennnstreibung bon Millionen Men-
ihen aus ibrer nngeitamnlten SET.
mat, tpur6e bns Naturredt, tpur6en
bie geipiiien unaboingbnren Medte,
.45N.F & ~ A. ~1 - - IT"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-15
Ktnherrauh in Drutfdllanh

ytad elmer 8erliner Weloung Der
.slii. BreB" erboben lette @obe Ser
treter Der fatboliiden Stride BON
neliem 8eIdmeroe 5ariiber, Dob ettpa
pier5istauIeno oeutlhe &riegsgefan-
gene, Die bon ben 8riten unb Mmes
rifanern freigelafien iporoen tparen,
nad Der &iidfebr in ibre Seintat IN
Der rl,iiiiden Gone bon ben Gulien
mieoer feitgenomnen ipuroen.
Sic 8eIdulbigllng, beiBt es in ser
Meloung, erfolgte i'm 3uiammenbang
Unit elmer Grfldrnng Der SaliptIteIIe
oes beutlhen gpiIfopats IN &oln, oaB-
oie oelltiGetl 8ildofe beim &ontroG-
rat Der AIliierten gegen Die ngntfiib-
rung" bon iiber 5,Deitauieno oeuts..
|iben Ginoern uno gegen oie Snter<
|nierung oelltiher 3ibililten in Der.
|rlliiiiden Gone BroteIt erboben baben.
gertreter Der fatboliIden Stride
iagten, oaB 5eutibe ariegsgefangene,
Ian eriter Stelle friibere beutibe Off.
5iere, Don Den Iuiien ,1llter Der 8e-
lhuloigung feftgenommen tpurben,
oos lie Spione fir oie g8eitmahte
Ieien. gs lei anaunebmen. ooR bieie.
Gerionen noh 9inblano oebrod,t tpnr.
sen, mo lie in @rubeu 1lnb esabrifpnY
|arbeiten iniiiien.
gs puroe erfl0rt, ooB bon ben @e.i
fanae,1en 8riefe BEL ibren ssomiIien
einaetroffeu iin6 boR NON obpr troh.s
Dem, nidt bie[ iiber ibr SdlicfioI pr.
fabren. ionoern n,,r pernom1nen hot
6ab tie in 2aoern in Ser ruiiiiGen
Rome internierf rpurben
(si,,iop 9r;eFe e,,+b;of+o,, ,,o6 ,,or
St1nSIida Witte;l,,,,ae,, h;s sn,,ff,,rt ~.
I'm ner Sher sahar Snr;;sor nv bi.a,.a .s - -. :
ein Sidtpr sdIe;or ,,nS ,;aIo y, @r;ess. ias
|ihfoiien init Ser spitte;I,,nn Ip ~, m,rfer. ere
Se,,r ,npis ih ,,id6ts
q, So, q, o. ~ o.o !.
@ ue'l ptoleii an oelt &oHlroAIaI
oe1 s 1us'elie'l ss 'puloe 81 oalanI 9tngen,e-I
KY pub iIgot, a uler. pelllloilen ~ Se-I
Guy s;aaaI unI .s oae ,sslnoer an ole oepor,oe)
s'tsu''.. loa.De"'
ale Stl9ofe ertlarfen, oaB l1h uns1
Ier oen 5melfallleno "enttubrten &lns
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-15
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict Wundsalbe

@rprobtes SeiImitteI gegen ole
Mrten BON alien uno friiben Bun.
ben, @eihmiiren, @e,p6dien, Bib.
tpunoen. Rarbunfeln uim. Bitte @eIo
MIR ourh Boit Wonep Oroer 5u idit.
ten. Reine Stamps. Sefaig (6O)
Gents bic ShahteI bel
]. L. STAAB
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-19
ASKS CRIME ECO

Decentralization Eduard
Benes has proposed that Czeehos.
lovakia keep an eternal public
reeord'-preferably as a state mu-
seum-of all documentary and
other evidences of the crimes Nazi
Germany committed against the
Czech state.
I'VE must have our evidence
ready" he said. "and must per-
petuallv remind ur people and
the Germans of its existence,
There will come a time, perhaps
in five years, but more probably
in two. when the Germans will
accuse us of chaucinism and will
complain that the Czechs expelled
them (from the Sudetanland),
They will bewail the property
they left behind and demand COM
p~ensation.
Then we must refuse to pay a
penny as long as they have not
paid for what they have stolen
and robbed during the occupa-
ton
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-19
Death OF Aubrey
Dewitt Hubbard
AT Wade Sept. II

The death of Aubrey Dewitt
Hubbard, age So, occurred at his
home in the Three Rivers Com
munity, Wed. Sept. II at 4 p. m,
after three years of failing health.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Emma Hubbard, and two
sons and two daughters, Otis De-
Witt and Billy Charles Hubbard of
Wade, Mrs. Ethel Donna Wins
ton of Winston Salem, N. c., and
Mrs. Marguerite McClamroch of
Wade, and a brother, William
Hubbard of Mobile.
Funeral services were held at
Stokes Funeral Chapel, Thursday,
Sept. Is at 2 p. m, with the Rev.
N. R. Kellum of the Assembly
of God church at Wade official
ing.
Interment was at Caswell
Springs cemetery.
Pallbearers were Wesley Price,
George Cumbest, N. D. Scar
brough, Alton Kirkwood, Oscar
Scarborough, and Ellis Howard.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-19
O.L.N. Eagles
Hosts To Moss
Point In Opener

The DIV. Eagles open their
grid season here tomorrow night
when they play host to the Moss
Point 81" team at the Pascagoula
High School field. 1t will be the
first meeting of the two teams.
Game time is at 800 o'clock.
Father lannon's charges have
weeks of practice and condition
ing behind them and are in top
shape for the kick off, with the
exception of a few injuries, it
was announced.
The Moss Point high school
band will be on hand to furnish
music for the game.
Admission for the game will be
so cents for adults and 80 cents
for students. Season tickets for
students are on sale at reduced
prices at the school, it was stat
ad
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-19

went around right end to the
Canton 80, and Richards followed
by picking up IL yards off tackle
to place the ball on the Canton
10. Another short lateral pick
ed up two yards, and Hare drove
through the center of the line to
the Canton vineyard line. Hare
went over right tackle for, the
touchdown.
The final score came in the clos
ing quarter when a Canton fun
BILE was recovered on the Tiger 30
yard line. On the first play Rich
ards broke around right end and
ran 70 yards for the final score.
Canton put a good team on the
field but they were thoroughly
outclassed by the locals. In Lutz,
l65-pound back they have an out
standing high school player who
is a beautiful runner and fine
kicker.
Many local fans planned to
make the trip to Jackson for the
game there tonight.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-19
LEAVE ROAD MARKS

Denver-AP-Tired of having
trigger-happy highway rovers de.
stroy road signs at the rate Of
5000 yearly by banging away
at them with guns, the Colorado
highway department is trying to
divert the fire to targets.
AS an experiment in psychol-
ogy, the department has erected
a regular, circular target on a
post hard by one of the Curve"
signs that regularly takes a beat
ing from the vandalistic marks
men.
If they find that slugs are di-
verted from the Curve" sign to
the flashily concentric circles of
the target, they'll put up many,
more of the targets-they're
cheaper to make than the regular
signs and their destruction won't
endanger life through the oblit-
Grafton of necessary warning
signs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-19
Panihers Meet Test After Taking
Season. Opener From Canton 1910

With a 1870 opening victory
over Canton, Miss, under their
belts the Pascagoula Panthers
readied themselves to meet one
of their toughest opponents of
the year when they take on the
Jackson, Miss. Tigers tonight un-
der the lights on the Tigers home
field at Jackson.
The Panthers came out of the
Canton scrap in good shape,
Coach Dobie Holden reported,
and the week has been spent in
ironing out rough spots that
showed up in Friday nights game.
Tonight's game will be the sea-
son opener for the Jackson team,
which is touted as one of the
strongest this year in the Big
Eight conference. A capacity
crowd is predicted, according to
Jackson sports writer's.
Two long runs and a sustained
drive gave the Panthers their
victory Friday night, with the
game more one-sided than the
score would indicate. Several
long runs by Panther backs We're
cancelled when the ball was call
ed back for various penalties, and
the visitors penetrated Panther
territory only twice during the
game and never once threatened
to score.
The Panthers put on a beautiful
defensive game, despite the heat
which badly tired the youngsters
as the game progressed. Svlton
Cole, playing at guard, and Spur
geon Lachaussee and Theodore
Vlahos, filling the first string
tackle positions, played brilliant
games both on defense and Of
tense, and were ably backed by
the entire Panther forward wall.
M. R. Richards, converted from
a guard on last years team to a
back for this year, also turned in
a brilliant performance and, along
with Rocky Byrd. gave promise
of carrying the brunt of the Pan
Their offense.
Score Quickly
The Panthers wasted little time
in showing over their first score.
Following Vlahos' kickoff to the
Canton team the Panthers after
holding took over the ball on their
own 40 yard line. On the first
play Byrd, after a fake sneak,
broke around left end and be-
hind beautiful interference, ran
81 yards for a touchdown.
The second score cam feater a
sustained drive following Coles
recovery of a Canton tumble on
the Canton 40. On a lateral Hare
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-09-19
NTHERS PLAY JACKSON AS TIGERS meet WCKSBURG TONIGHT
Tiger Opponent Touied As One q
Best In Big Eight This Sc 1901

tor tumble was recovered by the
Tigers. with Fulton taking the
ball over from the two-yard line
four PLAYS later after Myers had
picked up a first down on the
Poplarville five in two tries.
Tough Opponents
In their first conference game
of the season, the Tigers faceca
rough combine in the VicksbuEa
team coming here tonight. The
Greenies are reputcd to have q
better team than they starred last
year when they handed the locals
a 900 trouncing in their Opening
game =
Greenie Backs Lanier and Bay
lot are both on the scene again
this year and both were given
positions on the All-Bib Eight
teams last season ~
A large turnout is expected for
the game which begins at 500
o'clock tonight. Nv