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Valley frontiersman., 1948-08-06
Church Services This Week

lnlS week ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN
 CHURCH
 w. L. Zeile, Pastor
 Sunday Sunday School, 10 am. Morning Worship, 11:3O am. Holy Communion is celebrated on the last Sunday of every second month. UNITED PROTESTANT
 CHURCH Victor I. Alfsen, Pastor
 Sunday Sunday School, 10 am. Morning worship, II am. Young Peoples Service, 2 pm. Evening Service, 8 pm.
 Friday Prayer Meeting, 7:30 pm. ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC
 CHURCH Rev. James A. Snead, Pastor
 Sunday Mass, 10 am. Confessions heard before Mass. Sodality Communion held the first Sunday of each month. CHURCH OF GOD
 FULL GOSPEL George Savchenko, Pastor
 Sunday Sunday School, 10 am. Morning Devotions, II am. CHURCH OF GOD Rev. George w. Geiwitz, Pastor
 Sunday Sunday School, 1915 am. Worship Service, II am.
 Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 8 pm.
 THE CHURCH
 (ln NOrLn FdlIneT) Carl E. Zehrung, Evangelist
 Sunday Bible School, 10 am. Morning Worship, II am. Evening preaching services, 8 pm.
 Tuesday Mid-week Bible study, 8 pm. Nursery for preschoolers, I am.
 Wednesday COMMUNITY PROTESTANT
 CHURCH
 (Wasilla)
 Sunday Morning Worship, 9 am. Church School, $50 am.
, 1948-11-09
E COUNCIL
MEN SAID READY TO
FREDERIKSTED

The News learns that there's a
sinisted attempt to wage a fight
against Frederiksted for exercis-
ing its inalienable right to vote
as it saw fit on Election Day. It
is hoped this rumor has no found
alton in fact as it would be both
shameful and deplorable for the
new Council to split again even
before it takes office.
1t was thought that all the pro-
testations to work for a better st.
Croix were sincere, and not con-
and cooperation tingent upon the
failure or success of any particu-
lar candidate. All the stock phra-
ses~of unity and cooperation must
be borne in mind by those who
have been elected, and who have
sufficient intelligence to know
that st. Croix can only advance
in so far as its qualified represen-
tatives demonstrate their deter
mination to practice what they so
vociferously preached.
Let's hope that the future ac-
ton of the allegedly disgruntled
men that there was no truth in
the rumor they intended to fight
Frederiksted.
Reprinted from:
THE WEST END NEWS
November 6, 1913
, 1948-11-09
THE SCHOOL Column
..c'sted Public Grammar School.
ATTENDANCE

Why should pupils attend
school regularly? To begin with.
it is a duty of the school to train
the pupils to acquire correct and
worthwhile habits, which will be
an asset to them in later life.
In connection with the class
work, the pupil who attends regu-
iarly and is of average intelli-
gence, will be able to keep up
with his work much better than
the pupil who is absent. It hap
pens quite often that pupils are
away from school at times when
a new or important lesson is be-
ing taught. This might seem
quite in order to the child HIM
self, who would not think that
anything harmful was done until
the time comes when he has to
apply the lessons that he missed.
He will then realize that irregu,
lar attendance has placed his
work onNa standard below the
other members of the class.
OF course, we know that there
are exceptions to all rules but un-
less a child is physically unfit or
has some other legal reason for
being away from school. his place
should be in the classroom, which
IN the end will result in his be-
coming a better member of SOC
iety.
, 1948-11-09
CARD Of THANKS

Through this medium l de-
sire to thank the voters of the
Christiansted Country District
for the confidence reposed in
me by electing me to member
ship in the Municipal Council
Of St. Croix and to assure
them that | will, to the best Of
my ability, endeavor with the
cooperation of my colleagues
to foster legislation that will
be of benefit to the Island and
its people.
S. CHRISTIAN CHASE
, 1948-11-09
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Government
Of the Virgin Islands of the
United States has this. date
authorized the Reverend Cy-
ri Francis Aldersley Of the
Moravian Church, to perform
civil-religious ceremonies in,
the Virgin Islands.
Government Of the Virgin Is
lands Of the United States,
St. Thomas
September Is, 1948
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
, 1948-11-09
present doldrurnS.

present doldrumS.
Congratulations, even from
this small and distant group,
are quite in order, for the
little man from Missouri" as
the papers are beginning to
call him, turned a trick which
was believed impossible. Ra-
dio commentators say that the
lesson taught was that the.
great faith in himself went out
to the voters, and they re-
sponded.
, 1948-11-09
VICTORY AND THE GoYERNoRSH1p

1890
PRESIDENT Truman's victory over Governor Dewey
has stunned the nation and the world. Al. the polls, the sur
veys, the commentators and experts declared a landslide for
Governor Dewey, and as the returns started to come in any
one who dared to even mention victory for the Democratic
candidate would have been laughed out Of the city or town.
Things were taken for granted to the place where Dewey pre-
pared his acceptance speech ahead of time, and John Foster
Dulles, his foreign affairs advisor was to fly from Paris to New
York to discuss plans for the future, from which President
Truman was to have been excluded. Radio reports tell Of con-
gratulationS from Dewey to President Truman and the offer
of fullest support.
WHAT TOOK place on the mainland was repeated here
on a comparative scale. There were those who looked for such
on a comparative scale. There were those who looked for a
Republican victory, not SO much because. they. were staunch
Republicans, but because it meant the automatic resignation
of Governor HASTE. 1t will be recalled that the Governor was
severely criticized for stamping forPresident Truman, the act
being considered imprudent and untimely. AS a colonial ad-
miniStrator his place should have been in the ~Islands-in
silence, the critics contended. But that is all over, and we of
the Avis Join with others in the Islands in sticking to our posi-
ton in wishing the President well, and are looking forward
to continued good will and sympathetic understanding from
the White House.
THIS UNUSUAL upheaval and upset affects us very
directly, and we believe that everyone in the Islands should
rejoice. Here is opportunity for continued policy as to long
range program for the Islands, economically and otherwise,
We may look forward to greater progress and both the Senate
and House are preponderanty Democratic and with a De-
mocratc President in the White House, much can and will
be accomplished. It is for us to take the initial steps. to plan
carefully, to marshall our forces in a single and unified effort
for those things which will wrest the Virgin Islands from its
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10
Udelovani Wis evropskym
bezencEm.

Washington. We Wash
ingtonu je prave tvoren vybor
pro pTipusten1 evropskych be
zencu die zakona schvaleneho
posledn1m kongresem a ma
svoji cinnost zahajit co neJdrl-
We. Tento vybor by mel pra-
covat takto: Americt1 statnl
obcane by zaslali vyboru adre-
sy svych pTfbuznych neb INA
nych evropskych bezenec-
kych taborech a soucasne by
uvedli jak by mohlo byt pro
tyto bezence v Americe posta-
rano, kdyz jim Dude immigra-
ce povolena.
Vybor pax vysle do Evropy
~vysetTujfcfch dfednl-
XII, kteri vysetrf osobn1 pomery
a hlavne politickou spolehli-
vost navrzenych bezencG a ma
vrhne pffslusnym diplomatic
a konsularnim dfadum
vydanf cestovnfch Wis. Mimo
to vsak Dude provadet Trad
statu sve vlastnf vysetTovanl a
Dude take samostatne rozhodo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10
Vyssi platy posfakGm
doporucenv

Sen. Pepper, dem, Fla, pro
hlasil We sv6 feci v Miami, re
postovni zam6stnanci naroda
by nell byti vybfrani die libe-
raln6Js1ho meritnfho systemu,
a NELL by dostati vetsf platy.
Senator z Floridy mluvil pred
konvenci Federace postovnfch
zffzencG V Miami, a pravil, re
Je pro rozs1fenf systemu civil
service do bodu, kde vsichni
postmistri byli by vybfrani pou-
re z rad postovnfch klerk1 a
zamestnancG. Mluvcf take Cd
soudil kongres, pro nedostatec-
ny prldavek $3.50, ktery byl
povolen postovnim klerkGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10
General Clay prot znarodnsni
" Nemecku.

Berlin. = Americky velitel
V Nemecku general CLAW dial
vedet, re Sc postavf prot vsem
prlpadnym pokusGm anglicke
a francouzske vlady, smerujf-
elm k znarodnenf nemeckeho
prGmyslu. Clay zastava MAJOR,
re tato otazka Dude moci byt
rozhodnuta teprve tenkrat az
Nemecko Dude mfti pravoplat-
ne zvolenou definitivnf yladu.
Prozatimni vladu, ktera ma
byt nyni v zapadnim pasmu u
tvorena nepovazuje general
Clay "a opravn6nou, ably uci-
Mia tax dalekosahle rozhod-
mutt jake je znarodn6nf prd-
mylsu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
Obydlf:
1927 Grogan Avenue = 13
Telefon: Broadway 1926
Americke lodstvo je nejsilnejsi
ma svete.

Washington. = Ia pTflezi-
tosti tTet1ho vyrocf japonske
kapitulace oznamuje velitelstvf
lodstva, re americke valecne
lOdstvo je nadale nejsilnejsfm
ma sv6te a vykazuje tez nejsil-
nejsf namoTn1 letectvo.
Je Size pravda, re lodstvo
neni nyni pocetn6 tax slime jak
bylo We valce, avsak je pTihli-
zeno k tomu, ably v aktivnf sluz-
be byla skutecne ia nejmoder-
nejsf plavidla, cfmz je prave
pTevaha americkeho lodstva
nejlepe zarucena.
Lodstvo poukazuje Ike sta
vebnlmu programu 16 nejmo-
dern6jsich pokusnych lodi, me-
ri nimiz je letadlovy nosic 0
$4,000 tunach. Bude to bez-
pochyby nejv6tsf valecna LODI
ma svete, dlouha 1,03O stop a
236 stop Slroka.
Valecn6 lodstvo Sc nynf
sklada z 277 valecnych lodi pr
vni linie, 483 lodi pomocnych
a 1882 lodi zalozn1ch, ktere
by molly byt zarazeny do sluz-
by, kdyby bylo zapotTebf. Ma
mofni letectvo Dude citat H.
500 letadel V cervenci pffstfho
roku.
Personalni STAY lodstva OBJ
nasl asi $4,000 ddstojnik1 a
10000 muzGI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10
vi CO ho ceka.

Straznik polka ma ulici k
ranu povazlive Sc kymacejlclho
pana Medium a takto jej oslovi:
"Poslyste, pane Neduno, ne
mate strach, jak Sc dostanete
domG?"
I vece pitkou rozjaTeny pan
MEDINA: "Toho Sc nebojfm, a.
lie spls toho, CO cd stare - do
stanu doma!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10

mi, ale tradicim, ktere z velkeI
casti pochazejf re Spojenych
Stat1."
A DIR. Benes nam tehdy VI
kongresu prohlasil pr teto prf-
lezitosti dale toto: "Cltlm Sc
mezi vami donna. Ujistuji vas,
re cd prvnfho okamziku, kdy
jsem sem pTisel. Sc citil donna.
Poznal jsem, jak v ruznych
|statech americke unie existuje
hluboke porozumenf pro to-, co
Sc v me vlasti udalo v letech
1888 a 1889. A kdyz jsem n.y.
nj pc ctyTech letech - hroz-
nych to ctyrech letech - sc
mezi vas opet vratil, je mi zno-
WI, jakobych byl donna, mezi
svymi."
To tedy rekl tehdy DIR. Benes
clen1m kongresu v roce 1913,
kdyz oslovil ~spolecne zasedani
obou snemoven. A re vseho,
co Benes rekl tehdy ma sch1zi,
i mne soukrome, re vsech jeho
verejnych projevd, ktere be
hem sveho zivota ucinil, nelze
nepoznat, re musil byt pod sill
nym natlakem, kdyz pTijal u
jednane vnucene mu komunis-
ty. A pTi tom, jake DESTINY a
nepOSkvrn6nV ClOv6k. Sc iist6
DIR. Benes SNAIL v dobre wire
splnit podmlnky, ktere prijal.
Nedavno jsem navstivil Cesko-
slovensko, pravil poslanec Ka-
rel Stefan z Nebrasky dale. Pr
tom jsem re vseho, co jsem mo-
hi zjistit cd lid1 bIfzkych dir.
Benesovi, poznal, re tento vel
ky statnfk jiz dlouho nebude
ma zivu. Nekolikrate jsem sc
pokusil setkati Sc S DIR. Bene-
sem, ale bylo mi v tom zabra-
memo. Jsem pTesvedcen, re DIR.
Benes by 81 byl cd pile a cd srd-
ce 81 Sc mnou promluvil. Ne
bot jiz tehdy jsem c1til, re DIR.
Benes je dals1m z lid1 cisteho
srdce a dobre vile, ktery uni
ra ma zlomene srdce. Velke
jeho srdce, ktere bilo jen pro
svobodu, nemohlo odolat zkla-
mani a tlaku, ktery pro neho
Znamenala ztrata svobody ie-
no vlasti. Nam v Americe. a
zvlaste nam, kteTf Sc hrde hla-
sine Ike svym ceskoslovenskym
predkGm, zGstane pamatka Ed
varda Benese, tax jake pamat-
ka Jana Masaryka symbolem
vrcholneho statnictvf We sluz-
bach demokratickych idealn
A oba take z~Gstanou symbolem
mucednicke smrti, kterou uni
raj1 poctivf muzi, ,snazfce Sc
dospet k poctive dohode Sc ST.
lami komunismu."
"Ztratil jsem pTftele. A svet
ztratil velkeho statnika!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10

Montreal, Quebec. = Dva-
Get devet Estonc1, kteTf pfista-
Ii v malem motorem hnanem
skuneru v Quebecu, budou
smeti zGstat v Kanade, jak re-
XII mluvcf imigracniho depart
mentu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10
Statnik Diplomat
a Budovatel.

c1 Male DOhOdy.
Nebylo to vinou DIR. Benese,
re svet nedbal ma jeho varova-
nj pred germanskou rozpfna-
vosti a. nemeckou touhou- 90
svetovlade, ktere uvrhly lidstvo
do druhe svetove valky. l to-
to Dude jednou budoucimi his
toriky definitivne prokazano.
A Dude jednou presidentu
Benesovi k dobru pTipsano i to,
re nekolikrat "a druhe svetove
valky dGrazne upozornoval ma
nutnost toho, re v zajmu pova-
lecneho ~zajisteni a vybudova-
nj svetoveho m1ru Dude tTeba,
ably vsechny staty = male i
velke - jez Sc sdruzf v budou-
CT organisaci Spojenych naro-
dd, nelpely tolik ma nedotknu-
telnosti principu statni suvere-
nifty, ktery je hlavnf prekazkou
1spesne mezinarodn1 mfrove
spoluprace. Prohlasoval teh-
dy, re budouc1 osvobozene Ces-
koslovensko RADIO pGjde vstTic
dobrym pTfkladem a v zajmu
zachovani Notwithstanding miru
Dude ochotno obetovat cast sve
statn1 svrchovanosti.
S neobycejnym diplomatic
kym umem Sc SNAIL zachova-
vat stredn1 cetsu, kdyz Sc "a
Gala otev1rat a s1fit propast
mezi zapadem a vychodem.
PodaTilo Sc mu zachovat Ces-
koslovensku az do 1noroveho
prevratu vetsi mfru demokra-
Gle a obcanskych svobod nez
bylo We vsech ostatn1ch statech
ga zeleznou oponou."
DR.. Benes odolaval natlaku
komunistG pc 5 dramatickych
dn1, nez ustoupil, jsa presved-
cen, re tax zabranuje obcanske
valce a krveprolitf. Kdyz ko-
necne povolil a schvalil komu-
nistickou vladu, prohlasil, re
tato nova vlada prinese jen zlo
a nestesti.
Pc trag1cke dny, jez nasle-
dovaly, az dosahly ~dramaticke-
no vyvrcholenf smrtf jeho dlou-
holeteho pT1tele, zahranicn1ho
ministra Jana Masaryka, zG-
staval president Benes " Il
stran1.
7. cervna resignoval DIR. Be
mes z 1fadu presidenta Cesko-
slovenske r%epubliky a odm1tl
podepsat novou dstavu, kterou
vypracovali komuniste. Jeho
resignace nasledovala 8 dn1 pc
vftezstvf noveho rezimu, v u
smernenych volbach, v nichz
Sc VOLTA jedina kandidatni lis
tina.
Bylo to krutou osobnf TRACE
dill p%residenta Benese, re ami
ne "a tTi roxy 20 osvobozen1
Ceskoslovenska Sc musil jake
tezce churavy muz dockat to-
no, re vsechno CO budoval a
vybudoval, Sc shroutilo v tros-
kach.
Zlomen ma tele i ma duchu
vypustil svoii slechetnou dust
minuly patek, 3. zaTf. Jake
"a II. svetov6 valky tax i nyni
pc smrti pres. BeneSe heslem
Americkych Cechoslovak1 Jest
"ZHstaneme Verni!"
Budiz vzdana cest jednomu
z nejvetsich a nejzaslouzilej-
SIGH synHG ceskoslovenske Repu-
bliky zemrelemu Dru. "
DU BENESOVI!
AMERICKY POSLANEC
K. STEFAN 0 BENESOVI.
Jeho projev vysilal "Voice
of America"
Republikansky poslanec Ka-
rel Stefan, ktery jiz mnoho ro-
ku zastupuje v americkem kon-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10
vat 0 udeleni Wis, coz je jeho
VYhradnou prisluSnOsti.

Kazdy pripadny pfistehova-
lee Dude takto vysetrovan diva
KRAFT, jake dGvod je udano, re
ma byt sjednana ~jistota, ably Sc
nedostali do Ameriky nejaci
sovetsti vyzvedaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10
AMERICKY POSLANEC
K. STEFAN 0 BENESOVI.
Jeho projev vysilal "Voice
of America"


Republikansky poslanec IA
rel Stefan, ktery jiz mnoho ro-
ku zastupuje v americkem kon-
gresu svdj domovsky stat Ne
brasku, a ktery je take v Ces-
koslovensku dobre znam, =
jiz proto, re vzdy hrde pouka-
zoval ma skutecnost, re Sc ma
rodil v Ceskoslovensku a re do
sud plynne hovoTf cesky, - u
cinil jiz tento projev k dmrti
doktora Benese. Poslanec Ka-
rel Stefan prohlasil toto:
"Ztratili jsme pTftele a svet
.ztratil opravdoveho statnfka.
.Znal jsem Edvarda Benese ia
ko cloveka, ktery choval hlu-
bokou a pevnou v1ru v demo
kraticke, republikanske idea
ly, jak je Ceskoslovensku two
I'll Tomas G.. Masaryk. DR.. Be-
mes Sc SNAIL provadet demokra
tickou politiku We sve vlasti a
skutecne il take provadel. Cas-
to mi Tfkal, jak vroucne miluje
Ameriku. V roce 1913, kdy
DIR. Benes byl pTedsedou cesko-
slovenske vlady We vyhnanstvf,
promluvil ke spolecnemu Ease
DAM obou snemoven americke-
no .kongresu. Byl jsem pTito-
men, kdyz prohlasil toto:
"Ceskoslovensko je pravem
hrdo ma dvacet rokG sveho tr-
vanf jake nezavisleho a svobod-
neho statu. Ma vsech stranach
bylo obklopeno totalitaTskymi
a autoritafskymi staty a vlada
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10
NAROD TRUCHL.f NAD
BENESEM.

uIIlI CIlIIlO lOZO pTGSiU0IlCO-
va dlela jeho verna manzelka
a spolubojovnice pant Hama
Benesova, jeho bratr Volta Be-
mes a dals1ch nekolik clen1 je-
no vzdalenejsf rodiny.
Predseda ceskoslovenske VIA
dy, Antonfn Zapotocky. ozna-
mil narodu smrt presidenta Be
neSe zvlastn1m rozhlasovym
projevem v sobotu. Pc presi-
dentove smrti svolal lined mi
mofadnou schGzi vlady ma So
botu rano. Bylo rozhodnuto
vypraviti druhemu presidentu
republiky statni pohreb.
Predem pTipravena zvlastnf
vydanf denn1ch novin byla i
hned prodavana v ulic1ch hlav-
n1ho mesta. Kratce pc rozhla-
sove zprave O presidentove
smrtf, tvorily Sc male hloucky
ma silnici pred ostnatym dra-
tenn obehnanym letn1m sidlem
presidentovym. Umrtn1 dun
byl cely osvetlen, avsak zastu-
py zGstavaly v temnote. Jen IT,
chy plac zen rusil smutne ticho
vecera.
Telegramy a jine smutecnf
projevy pTichazej1 re vsech
koncin Republiky zejmena cd
prostych obcand. Ma Praz-
skem hrade byla s~pustena pre-
sidentska vlajka ma pGl zerde
ma znameni smutku. Rovnez
ma Vaclavskem namestl pred
Museem byla vztycena smutec-
nj vlajka, ktera tam byla ma
posled pTinesena pf1lezitosti
tragicke smrti Jana Masaryka.
Smutek mezi ceskosolvenskymi
exulanty Londyne.
V Londyne dlicf predstavi-
tele pravicovych i levicovych
ceskoslovenskych politickych
kruhu vZdali cest pamatce Ze-
snuleho dra. Edvarda Benese.
A tax, co Sc presidentovi nepo-
pc cely zivot, dokazala
jeho smrt. to jest, re aspon ma
okamzik byly oba tabory spo-
jeny smutkem mad jeho sko-
mem.
Uprchlf clenove ceskosloven-
skeho parlamentu a byvalf mi
nistri, kteTi utvoTili st1novy par
lament v Londyne, pouzili pTi-
lezitosti presidentova 1mrt1, a.
by znovu projevili ddveru vi
demokratickeho ducha cesko-
slovenskeho naroda a viru, Eel.
nezavrhne ideally dra. Benese.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-09-10

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-28
Shrine Bowl
Grid Squads
Begin Training

Charlotte, Nov. 27 -(AP) -
Some Of the finest scholastic foot
ball talent in the Carolinas in
vades Charlotte tomorrow to be-
gin a week of preparations for
Saturdays 18th annual Shrine
Bowl game.
The picked teams will meet
at the Central High Gym for
medical checks and uniforms to-
morrow.
Workouts will begin in earnest
Monday.
The North Carolina team will
drill daily at the Harding High
Field, while the South Carolina
ism will work out at the Central
Field.
Bob Clark whose North Char
lesion team won the state title
year ago, is head coach of the
South Carolinians. assisted by M.
E. Herndon of Liberty and H.
B. Kirkland of Summerville.
Bill Dole of Fayetteville, whose
team defends its state title Mon
day against Burlington, will not
take charge of the North Caro-
lima team until Tuesday. In his
absence Tom Cash of Winston
Salem and Carl Hambright of
Charlotte will be in charge.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-28
Underdog Navy Eleven Battles Army to 2-21 Draw
Georgia's Bulldogs LorruP
Georaia Tech Eleven 21.13

Athens, Ga, Nov. 27-(AP)-
The Georgia Bulldogs, beaten on
ly once, scented an invitation to
the Orange, Sugar or Cotton
Bowl today and pounded Geor-
gia Tech in a convincing 2l-l3
victory on Sanford Field.
The Southeastern Conference
battle also won the league cham
pionship for the Bulldogs. They
are unbeaten in six conference
games. About $4,000 fans saw
Georgia win its eight straight
game to climax a campaign
marred only by a loss to North
Carolina.
Scouts from various bowls
were in the stands. The Victory
was expected to be a great con-
vincer that the Southeastern
Championship team was among
the brightest of several Dix
lie lights shining in the heretofore
muddled bowl picture.
Before today Tech had the best
defensive record in college foot
ball but Georgia may have
wrecked that record. The Bull
dogs gained 259 yards rushing
to only 81 for Tech.
Georgia was offensive master
both or the ground and in the
air. All-America quarterback
candidate Johnny Rauch was the
passing star and stocky Joe Geri
the running master.
The Bulldogs opened the game
with their most coordinated rum
ming and passing attack Of the
year. Rauch passed seven times
in the first half with the damp,
slippery ball and five were to
their receivers for 66 yards.
Gene Lorendo was the receiver
on three passes which helped set
up touchdowns.
The light, fast Yellow Jacket
rush line was hampered by slip
perry ground and was rolled back
repeatedly by Georgia's big
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-28
Sfofe Grid
Title To
Be Decided

Fayetteville, N. c., Nov. a.
(AP)-A dosasht FOR the North
Carolina class AA high school
championship shapes up for Fay
etteville Monday night at 8 o.
clock.
Burlington and Fayetteville Z,
both dubbed Bulldogs, square off
for the state crown which is be-
ing defended by the home club.
Fayetteville marched to t h e
Eastern Conference title in un-
beaten fashion, while Burlington
had to measure High Point, r.
7, in a western playoh two days
ago. Stan Huffman's team gave
the school its first title since
1884.
Fayetteville Coach Bill Dole
and his assistants were in the
stands watching Burlington a.
chieve its victory over the Bison
and have been working their
charges long and hard ever
since.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-28
Local Hunters
Bag 8-POint
Buck Deer

Harold Garrett, "Hot-Shot"
Speight and Mac Daughtrey
bagged an lS5 pound eight-point
deer Thanksgiving day.
The hunters reached the low
grounds near Roanoke Rapids,
about 1890 a m. and separated
for positions. Daughtrey and Hot
Shot have been hunting trapping
and fishing in the low grounds
and vicinity for years, but Gar
ris is newcomer from Georgia.
Unexpectedly the deer appear
ed not thirty-five yards away
from Garrett. He shot from a
crouching position and felled the
buck with one bullet.
Garret reports he removed the
empty shell after he reached
home and will keep it. He is
having the head mounted and the
hide made into a rug.