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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

BRAND-NEW BRICK, 6Oxl 50x15; clear
space, no columns; on railroad; gas heat;
t,1r1 55s 50. 1T r. -5l,tto j to year lease. A. M.
81 N ST. Sc. DIST and N sts seq
Modern brick warehouse type end COM
merciaD, $500 So TT. on l floor; now
vacant; $3.50 per mo- Phone ST. se32.
NEW I-sToRY BRICK WAREHOUSE, sizs
S0'x100, 14-ft ceiling height, wide load
ing doors; zoned Industrial available june
y on long lease; ,,, ATTRACTIVE rental; See
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION servics
of pkg. mdse. incl. local del. and out-of-
modern method for broker, factory rep or
natl: distrib. METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE CO. so Fla ave. ne. HO. 06s2.
CENTER OF CITY most desirable spot in
town; approx. ii 900 SO. it.. 4-story con-
crete building. elevator: lons-term lease
to responsible tenant; $3.50 per mo. Call
SIDNEY or LEWIS BROWN, ma. 5740:
ewes, EN- 9551. 80
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. B-1
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcont.)

"K's ST. N.W.-19-ft,, 2-story and base
ment on grade brick; 1st commercial:
under $4,000. Exclusive with HEANEY
DRUG STORE in Va; about S175 daily;
owner not a druggist. W. DEWEY
WHITENER. Brokerage, Dl. 6212 Till
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OUT REAL esTArE.

MODERN COUNTRY HOME, 8. acres. near
Rou.e II, $4,000, terms; merchandise and
soef and saus.s se tsTms :oe
farm. o. acres. s-room home. barn near
town and conveniences,, $4,000, terms;
modsrn modern cottage, camps furnished seryies %
ksAIHy sss99: Ss sssssfS T. Il
FAUQUIER CO., va Excellent cattle
sSa many sood hsass 5ssm 0a @
acres, 6-room farmhouse; terms. For de-
tails write Box S6-z, Star.
IN VIRGINIA, so mi, from WASHINGTON in
good cattle and hunt area; rare And; II
acres; house, modern, stone-clapboard;
bedrooms, baths. servants quarters; has
everything, including planted vegetable
garden. Immediate sale. $4,000. Box
s7oAcRE FARM. near salt water fishing.
bathing, boatlns and grabbing; 20 acres
modern convenienees; % also oo s-room tenant tenant
a..Ssa. < sslss court Hes.s' aASSsiE 81 Box 'si'
CAPE d. Unusual opportunity; house
built in ,1941; perfect condition; water
view; living room, dining room, kitchen.
screened porch; maids room apa bath,
shower % on ist ioor; / BED Sedrooms, ) baths this
md hoor; oil heat: Scar garage; rooms all
tor. Barnstable. Mass
BUSINESS PROPERTY in a large country
grocery store. with all stock and buildings
with residence; doing $50, 900 yearly bust
ness old ase reason for selling; gas station
at store; $4,000.
Large s-room modern summer lodge
with sS5 IT. on Shenandoah River, in Pass
County. Va; 100000.
210-acre farm with Groom residence:
tenant residence Of rooms, bank barn,
silo corn and wheat crib, wagon shed,
other outbuildings, apple orchard ali at
only S14, 500, main hard surface highway
No: II at Overall, Va,
1S1-acre farm at Washington, Va;
30-acre apple orchard with 1000 trees.
all sprayed: 2,000-ft. elevation; miles
south of Front Royal. Va; $4,000.
Magazine and paper business with sport
equipment as fishing. baseball, football,
tennis, soft drinks. opportunity to obtain
the Greyhound bus stop; in Berryville, Va;
$4 500 cash.
Large stone tourist Groom residence on
N. Royal ave. in Front Royal, Va; $500
cash, balance at 4fc on 1S years terms;
tourist trade can be made to pay this of.
Auto parts business on N. Royal ave.
with all equipment; $17500.
Restaurant with all equipment; in Front
Royal Va; $4,000.
Business property in Front ROYAL. Va.
with S275 monthly, income; subject to re-
mainder OF 3-year lease; $4,000. CLAUDE
L: RUST. 306 Royal Front Royal, Va.
Phone 124.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT

MAINE AVE. S.W.-1n heart Of marine
section; SQx67 with inlet, suitable fol
ship supplies, etc. $50 month. A, M
ROTH, RE. 1880. i
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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRelhlA.
ARLINGTON (NORTH)

AftLINIION (NOh ~
Open today, 90. Priced at $10,950 with
$500 cash. o125 North Pollard st. Con-
veniently located only SO. Off Lee high
way buses shopping and grade school in
CherrydaIe. This brick-tex home has Z
rooms and bath plus large screened living
porch, garage, full bsmt., coal heat. Not
new but in excellent condition outside and
allowance can probably be arranged for
decorating inside. owner moving, avail
| able Immediately. See it today! To reach
| Over Key Bridge. right on Lee highway or
river to Key Bridge. out Lee highway to
Cherrydale Fire Dept. and Pollard ST., right
l SO. to property.
| KEITH D. BRUMBACK
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CATHERINE M. POSNER
Realtor, GL. 1898. CH. 1899.
SIX ROOMS. TWO BATHS

If you are in the market for q better
Dental sections of Arlington. be sure to
see this house. t is as clean and at.
pl, de luxe rec. rm., screened porch and
det garage. The location and surround
pike and Lee blvd. Just east OF GIebe
I'd To see outside, Just drive BY sol
So. irving Shown BY appt. only. Come
to ONCE or call r. W. MULLEN, Bill
Columbia pike, Ari.. OK. 1882. -3l
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ALEXANDRIA

ALELA11Nb1I1A
Open Sun, I to g, Fairhaven, Va; cozy
retreat: spick and span, detached, fully
insulated Johns-Manyille. asbestos shinsls
bungalow; large. level lot, 60xl 50; fenceo
neighborhood blks. from new shopping
center; large living room; 2 bedrooms, tiled
bath. large fully equipped kitchen. OIL h;1a "a
terms. To reach: From. Alexandria go
south down No. ! hwy. about Y mi, to
Fairhayen, turn right n blk. on Fairhaven
dr., then right on RiXey DIR. to end Of
street, then left to No. 20 Fort DR.. and
open sign Exclusive with
RAUGUST & BEUCHERT
12s So. Royal St Everything in real estate.
service OV SQSS
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ALEXANDRIA

Open Sunday 1-6-Huntingdon, Va.-A
gorgeous vision nestled in lovely grove of
tall, towering oak trees. Spanking white
2-story, fully insulated asbestos shingle
beauty. on large lot. Attractive porch and
paved terrace. Large liv. rm., 2 bedrooms,
large beautiful bath, fully equipped kit.
and pantry on 1st floor; large bedrooms
partial basement; oil h.-s. heat. Price,
S12750: terms can be arranged above
large CT loan. To reach: From Alexandria
so south on No. ! hwy. about l mile to
Huntingdon sign, turn right "a mi on
Huntingdon ave, to Mt. Vernon dr.. then
right on Mt. Vernon to No. 702 and open"
sign. Exclusive with
RAUGUST & BEUCHERT
12s So. ROYAL St. everything in real estate,
hon
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10 VIRGINIA HOMES
NORTH ARLINGTON

NORTH ARLINGTON.
% Asbestos shingle bungalow. bed
rooms, expansion attic, recreation room.
oil heat; convenient neighborhood; SILL
(o) Brick bungalow. large living room,
fireplace, 2 bedrooms game room, garage,
oil heat; Sl3,750.
(3) 7-room brick bungalow, with 2
bedrooms and bath on 1st floor: bed
rooms upstairs; oil heat; s14 $50.
a. Lovely 5-roqm brick-and-frame Co
bedrooms: beautiful grounds: S15,75o.
{5) Two new brick Colonials, 6 rooms,
IN baths, recreation room with fire.
place; tastefully decorated; S1S250.
t6) Attractive 7-room brick Cape Cod
with one bedroom and Il bath on 1st
floor; 2 bedrooms and full bath upstairs;
large lot; close to transportation; S18,950.
OTHER LOCATIONS.
t7) Falls Church area, charming older
home on approx. ~ acre, with bedrooms
adm 2 u baths; S22.500
(S) Sleepy Hollow. This stately pillared
brick Colonial, with It's huge living room,
dining room. den and "a bath on 1st
floor, 8 large bedrooms and 2 baths up,
flreplaces, recreation room, plenty Of closet
space, and several other good features;
(S country Club Grove: 4-bedroom. q
bath English-styIe brick home. with extra
maids room and bath and recreation
room, built-in garage; S2s,500.
U0) Fairfax County: 2 distinctive
acre, with 8 bedrooms and 2 baths. dou-
ble garage: under $4,000. For further
QeLaliS can
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PINECREST RAMBLER

PlNECREO1 tAmDiGII
Open today and Monday l to 6IYou are
invited to q free showing OF this 6o-ft.
rambler. with the idea Of selecting your
own decorating should yo1 ,fs aee,ae ae 10 Zone De
It feee Consists M Of Iiy, rm.. l3hx21 #. with
fireplace and Thermopane picture win win
dow; family-size din rm.,. de luxe elec,
Kit. kit spacious entrance hail. tile bath. 2
corner bedrms. .(both twin-bed size) tins
bedrm. ei 20 and bath on the first floor should
they ever be required Other features are
a large lot, 16Gx227, attached garage,
bsmt. with outside entrance. fireplace for
recreation rm., oil heat: Situated on a
knoll in Pinecrest on a direct route to cfty
and Pentagon. and very close to the new
Shirley hwy nearing completion. Reason
ably priced at S1S,950; substantial cash
required To reach: Drive. out Columbia
pike past Baileys Crossroads to Braddock
rd' Gst road at top of hill past the
Alexandria reservoir. turn left on Brad
dock I'd to open sign. From Alex. pro
ceed out Duke ST. extended to Braddock
rd turn right to open sign: EXCLUSIVE,
SMITH REAL ESTATE CO., CHI. S007. GIL,
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Leo M. Bernstein & Co.

141o n ST. NV hiHg ME-. ofOu
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
FIRST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY for sale.
near 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. Call vi. 1867.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. N. capr-
TOL ST.-First commercial; soft. from:
for a business location: this can't be beat
Attention investors; brokers co-operation
CO, Me. 1871; ewes. and Sun,s IRA. S556
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AURORA HILLS
AURORA HILLS

AURORA HILLS
Overlooking District and Potomac.
OPEN l TO 6.
Center hall custom built brick, prewar
materials Latest building innovations,
featuring large liv. rm. with mirrored
firepl.. guest-size din. rm., 3 bedrms, 3
baths in Pittsburgh glass picture windows
thruout, large equipped kit, buiit-in
garage; English bsmt., unusually equipped
for entertaining. with outside patio; lovely
grounds $4,000 cash required. Your
inspection is invited.
Directions: Out Arlington Ridge I'd. left
on South 23rd st, right on Fort Scott dr.,
left at 1ool 26th I'd; EXCLUSIVE.
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OWNER SAYS SELL!

Downtown K st., 1st Commercial, newly
rental about 1000 per annum. Reas-
enable price: Good terms. Act today.
Call Mr.. Jolies, ewes, ia. s970.
1415 K st. NV. Ring ME-. 5400.
II u .e.A<> o.
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ALEXANDRIA

National stone. Drive by 100 West Belle
fonte ave. If you are looking for a gem
OF a home in a beautiful setting, on d
l7.0o0-sq. #. corner lot. All modern
and built to lost lifetime. Priced at
$4,000, with liberal terms.
r. L. RHINE REALTY co.
GOT Prince St. Alexandria, Va, TIE. 1926;
ewes, Alex. 1882, TIE. .4l6s. Once open
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ONLY ONE
Home like this in Annandale, Va, at such
. price; 8 rms. finished, more unfinished; ;
on ha-acre lot; 2 blocks from A. B. a. w.
bus service. blocks from school, in
real community. Price, S1O,50O, with
$4,000 cash required.
MILLS REALTY co.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE,

MT. VERNON AVE, ALEx.--25-ft.. bus.
site; $3.50 cash. bal, monthly behind q
construction loan. A. M. ROTH, RE.
SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT Of 2nd coml
land in New York ave. section TO trade
for inv. property. A. M, ROTH, RE.
md ' COMMIT LoT-5o by approx. 100
it., approx 5,934 SO. # on Hunt pl. ne;
price. 81 per SO. #. sunday and Monday
call Mr.. Shamwell, MI. 5000. once hrs.
call JOHN R. PINKETT INC, 1902 New
Jersey ave. NV, DU. 0707.
COMMERCIAL LOTS-Any size desired;
in Sil Spg, Wheaton and Colesville areas;
priced reas. E. S. RICE g. CO., PL. 1881,
PL. O315.
GEORGIA AVE. Silver sprnig-Excel loc /;
25xI25 to alley. Phone OWNER, ,UN UN.
End COMMERCIAL N.E.-Approximatel tely
$500 square feet; corner location; will
s eseng DEG1e51y E2o RTfs = 5S psE So f.
FAIRFAX CO., on Lee hwy.-Beautiful
commercial lot, 14e-ft. frontage, $50 #.
deep; very reasonably priced. For inspec-
ton, call Mrs. Panniil, METzLER's Va.
ofiice. GIL. 1888, OK. 0S7S; ewes. and Sun.
GIL b5G3.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED

LIKE TO RENT IN VA, storage space,
5000 to 1000 SO. it. Write JOHN
SClUTTO, 1447 Columbia I'd. NV. so
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. NJ.
ROTH Woodward Bldg. RE 1880
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VACANT

UNUSUAL VALUE
In this prewar l7-story brick home with
true center hall, planned for informal
living in an excellent Wash blvd. loca-
tion. 1t has 14x22 liv.. rm. with fireplace,
| l4x14 din. rm., spacious de luxe-equip
kit, screened porch on lst floor 3 bed
rms, tiled bath and sun. deck up. Full
rage: rage Level i fenced fen view Tot. lot. A''A'neo ~"
THE BRANT COMPANY
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CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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CLAREMONT
DOMINION HILLS
EAST FALLS CHURCH

bedroom on first fioor, fireplace. hot-water
heat, full basement, Lot 50xl0o; posses
sion with title. Price, S12 800. REQUIRES
S4 600 cash. Call KE. 6677 or Gil. 3642.
J. H. BENOIT. RealtOr
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

LAND, railroad sidings available,
zoned industrial; both in D. c. and nearby
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO, ONCE, UN. 1925: res. CO. 7197.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18

A wind of four to seven miles
ment OF less than one mile per
hour.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18
Nofre Dame,
Michigan
Top Grid Teams

New York, Oct. 1s-[P)-
Michigan and Notre Dame, sail
ing along on the longest win
ming streaks in college football,
were back in their familiar roles
today as the leading candidates
for national honors.
The list Of unbeaten, united
teams numbers II, still an i'm
posing array, but the schedules
seem to favor these two mighties
from the midlands who finished
last seaso- 1-2 in the Associated
Press poll.
The east, cradle of the sport
it can no longer dominate, has
four of tn unblemished repre-
sentatives in Army, Cornell,
Pennsylvania and Penn State,
but they scuffle among them
selves in a round-robin that is
likely to leave all Of them scar
red.
In better shape are the other
unbeatens-Georgia Tech, North
Carolina and Clemson from the
heart Of Dixie, and California
and Nevada from the Far West.
The three Southern teams for
tunately don't run into each
other and wind up their sche-
dulles against sectional foes. Cali
fornia plays a strict Pacific
Coast card the rest of the
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18
Co+uWbo Loses
First Loop Tilt
In Eight Years
By The Associated Press

Things were different in North
State Conference football camps
today.
For the first fall in eight
years, the Catawba Indians were
minus the scalp Of a conference
opponent outside their tepee at
Salisbury.
The Indians themselves have
been scalped this time. Hitting
the trail against Appalachian's
Mountaineers at Winston-Salem
Saturday night, the Tribe found
the going too tough and the
Mountaineers left for Boone with
a 20-l3 victory tucked away.
The win put the Mountaineers
into the loops leadership with
a record of four triumphs and
one tie. Catawba slipped back
into a tie for second place with
Western Carolina and Elon. Each
has two victories and one loss,
Only one Indian could find
consolation in Saturdays loss. He
was Lee Spears who added
touchdown and an extra point
to his conference scoring lead
for a total of 48 points. Her
man Bryson, adding a score for
Appalachian, is second with A.
Appalachian's leadership will
be questioned by High Point, 10
winner over Lenoir-R Rhyme, when
the two meet at Boone this
weekend. Lenoir- Rhymes Bears
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18
Neveda's Stan Heath Amazes Grid
Experts With His Feats OF Passing

Gain a total of $40 yards on
his passes.
What the final score could
have been will never Be known
but Coach Joe Sheetketski' S
high scoring outfit quit passing
for awhile after Heath pitched
a touchdown to put the wolf
pack out in front 34-6 in the
third period.
Skeptics were given final
convincer in the fourth period
after the Gaels had reeled off
two beleated touchdowns to
bring the score up to 41-20. At
this point Heath cut loose again.
He Shot three straight passes to
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18

San Francisco, Oct. 1S-(AP)
Amazing Stan Heath, the lad
with the slingsnot arm, estab-
lished himself as one of the ma
tons finest passers in leading
the undefeated Nevada Wolfpack
to a smashing 1920 victory over
St. Mary's Gaels.
The score was no indication
of the one-sidedness of the con-
test, in which a crowd of 1884
amazed spectators watched the
l90-pound Heath perform these
feats:
Complete 20 of the "a passes
he threw.
Throw three of the passes for
touchdowns.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18
Cregus Threatens Justice For Lead
In Southern Conference Scoring

est's Ais decision over Du.
quesne. Cloud pushed over two
touchdowns as William anc
Mary routed Virginia Tech, 800
In other games, Virginia Mill.
tary beat the University of Rich.
mond, 90; Virginia romped over
Washington and Lee, AS; Duke
squeezed by Maryland, 1912
Davidson spanked the Citadel
14-6; Furman tied Wofford, IT,
and Kansas tripped George
Washington, 1870.
Dukes victory over Maryland
resulted in North Cardinals Tar
Heels taking over the Southern
Conference leadership with two
loop wins against no defeats,
Clemson and South Carolina
were tied for second, each with
one mark in the win column.
Four conference games dot this
weeks program. The headliner
undoubtedly will be played
Thursday afternoon at Columbia,
S. c., where South Carolina
faces Clemson in a tilt that
will temporarily determined sec
ond place. Three league games
Saturday find Maryland at
George Washington, the Citadel
at Furman and Duke running
up against Virginia Tech at Roa-
noke, Va. North Carolina, rank
ed No. l in the nation last
week, turns its attention outside
the conference this week to bat
tie Louisiana State at Chapel
Hill Saturday.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18

Richmond, Va, Oct 18-(P)-
Wake Forests Bill Gregus
threatened today to turn the
Soutern Conference point-mak-
ing derby into a mad scramble.
Gregus, 185-pound sophomore
halfback from Toledo, Ohio, had
made 80 points-only six less
than the current leader, Charlie
(Choo-Choo) Justice, North Caro-
hna's candidate for All-America
halfback,
Also moving into the scoring
limelight was last years runner
up, Jack Cloud, lAuising William
and Mary fullback. Clouds
points totaled "a.
Justice was held scoreless for
the first time this season Sat-
urday as the Tar Heels defeated
North Carolina State, $40. Gre
gus tailed twice in Wake For
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18

fell to the Methodists after tie
ing Appalachian week before
last.
Western Carolina, which
smothered East Carolina $50
Friday, will be at Lenoir Rhyme
and Catawba is at Elon, 20-7
loser to on-conference Newber-
ny Saturday. East Carolina will
visit Newport News apprentice
Two of last week ends winners,
Guilford and Atlantic Christian,
tangle at Wilson. Guiford romp-
ed Gallaudet $50 and Atlantic
Christian took the measure Of
Norfolk Navy, TO.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18

way. Nevada, the little team
that leads the nation in offense,
doesn't meet opposition of the
size to warrant much national
consideration.
Two of the unbeatens collide
this coming Saturday when Ar
my meets Cornell at Ithaca
They have won four games each
yet remain something Of an un-
known quantity.
Michigan's Wolverines grad
uated from the question-mark
class Saturday with a resound-
ing $50 conquest Of Northwest
ern. 1t was Michigan's 18th in 9
row.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18
Locals Show
Promise In
First Contest

Portsmouth, Va.-Oct. IL
The Roanoke Rapids White
Phantoms, semi-pro football
team, came out on the short end
of a 42-0 score here in Ports
mouth stadium this afternoon in
game with the Newport Pho
neers.
The Phantoms, playing their
first ball game since they were
organized a little over a week
ago, were outclassed from the
start, however they gave a good
account of themselves in the con-
test in showing plenty of spirit
Of the one-sidedness of the score.
Nearly all the Pioneers were
former collegiate stars, and it
was obvious to the $500 people
who turned out here this after
noon that the Norfolk Ports
mouth pros had a definite edge
in weight and experience.
The Pioneers started rolling
arly in the game. and ran up
a $50 score by halftime. Roa-
noke Rapids held on during the
second half, limiting the home
team to single score. All the
extra points on sin touchdowns
were booted for tie Pioneers.
Late in the ball game the
Phantoms threatened to score on
a drive which started on their
own 40 and moved down to the
Pioneers three before they were
held for downs. Sparkling the
drive was the passing accuracy
of Buck Rose, Phantom full
back, who was hitting the mark
with Rogers, Oliver and Charlie
Draughan on the receiving end.
This late drive was the only
real threat displayed by the
visitors, who were obviously not
at home with the professional
football rules employed in III e
game. Pro rules allow a man |
to keep moving unless he is de-
finitely hit and held down, and
they also permit fumbles to be
picked up and played until the
ball is ruled dead.
Coach Jim (Flip) Edmundson
of the Phantoms said he was
pleased with the showing made
by his inexperienced team n
spite of the score. He said the
boys played hard, clean foot =
ball all the way and never gave
up fighting when they got be-
hind. He said the Pioneers made
only one score through the line,
passing for the other touch
downs. He said the Roanoke
Rapids team showed offensive
strength only through the air
lanes.
The Pioneers ran plays from
the T formation, while the Roa-
noke Rapids team employed the
single-wing formation.
Draughan served as captain
for the Phantoms in today's
game. Other starters were Rog-
ers, left end; Boys, left tackle;
Long, left guard; Smith center;
Johnson, right guard; Williams,
right tackle; Draughan, right |
end; Rose, quarterback; Hedge
peth, halfback; Jernigan, half
back. Coach Edmondson said
other standouts on his team were
Cross, Burton, Crist and Cannon.
The Phantoms took a 24-man
squad to the game and used all
those who made the trip.
Coach Joe Pawlowski used his
entire squad.
The Phantoms will take a rest
Monday night. and will return
day evening at 7 o'clock under
the lights at the park at Roa-
noke Mills Number Two.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18

cover 81 yards and give the
Nevadans their final touchdown.
Heath also showed remarkable
skill in directing the Wolfpack's
fast, hard-hitting ground game
spanked by Tommy Kalmanir
and Chunky johnny Subda.
Nevada strength was dis
played by touchdown marches
the first five times the ball came
into the wolfpack's possession.
Next Saturday Nevada meets
Tulsa University at Tulsa.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-18
White Phantom SeniPo Gdders Lose To Portsmouth Pro Eleven AZ To

A wind of eight to II milA
49, h1'lr is gentle breeze.
The Omaha guide., 1948-04-03
FACT SHEET

The Communications Work
ers of America, Northwestern
Division No. As represents "a
bout $4,000 telephone workers
in the states of Iowa, Mime
sofa, Nebraska, North and So.
Dakota. 1t holds contracts COW
ering 1900 telephone workers
Of the Northwestern Bell Tel
ephone Company and about
400 telephone workers Of the
Fort Dodge, Iowa elephone Co
The Iowa Continental Teleph-
one Co. and Nebraska Contin-
entail Telephone Co. By states
the number of workers repres-
ented IS approximately as fol-
lows: Iowa-5, $50, Minn.-7,125,
Nebraska-2,75O, North Dakota
1000 and South Dakota-1, AIS.
The top officers make up the
eight member Division Board
of Directors and they are: R.
L. Rogers, president-Des Moin
es, Iowa; ]. R, Hill, 1st Vice
President Omaha, Nebraska ;
]. w. Boustead, End Vice Pres
ident-Des Moines, Iowa; M. G.
Weir, 3rd Vice-President- Min.
Minnesota; and Vice Presi-
dents Beatrice L. Smith-Dul-