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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
,1istts eeleri,t ,.nS nitts
pereeiien

0enn es einen Namen gibt, Der ir
GeutiblanS, ipie iiberaa iueItlid bes
"Giiernen Gorbanges" einen gutcn
Slang fat. 10 lit es ser lniercs
StaatSiefretGrs Marlbau. Ser auf
bieien Tamen aetaufte Hlan elmer
grob5iigisen ancrifaniihen Sanie-
rungsaftion fir sic oeutihc@irtidaft
uno anbere palitipc Mspefte ser Wars
iboaihen s(uBenpolitif boben oas in
ieiner ungebeurcn Mebrbeit an d,ro-
nii'her llnterern6br,lng leioenoc beut-
ide Golf INNER ipieber ermuntert uuo
bisber nidt ,uenis oa5u beigetragen.
in Der merifaniih-britiIden 9oppel,
gone cine io5iale &ataitropbe su pers
bitten. Die amerifaniihe GeutIhlanb-
Yolitif felt Sem Z. rSSamlar 1947, oenl
Gage, als ser friibcre 8cereshef in
bas Stoatsoepartmcnt iiberiieoclte,
biloete fir Die 8eiiegten i'm Ser5en
Guropas eerooe5u BEN iprihtport-
liden Silberiaoen am Sori3ont. 8on
oem Maribaa. Ylan gilt oas anh nod
heute, tpenn audi iueoer bie 8esierung
nod ser aonareb oaran gebod)t baben
Scutidlano, bas 0ano. IN bem am
idnueriten gcbungert miro ,mo tas
alh Der 8corobl,ng onrb Den @olihe-
ipisnus am unmittclMrlten aus9eiett
lit, NIT nuf oas 8rogramm Der SO
r forte'Silfe" 81 ieeen, oas oils cine art
@interbilfe fir europa Ole Belt Bis
5nr SnaanaIebl,ngs '..oer eigeutlihen
MarIbaa- -sftion iiberbriifen Jon.
sd,abe, baB es nun gerabe Ser Na-
mo- Naribqn lit, an oen iidasi,R oeit-
lden 9olte and cine erenanIDic lie
berraidung uno @nttduidpmg fniipft.
3u ess'er 3eit,. in Der iotpabl Der 2 lpa
Ser europa Silfc. tpie Ser "bobcrcNn-
onItriepldn" fir Geutihlamo oriibcr
ben RiidihluB nabelesen mubten, oai,
an sic SteIle des slbtans ser oeutihen
SnonItrie in ser alliicrten = INSIDE
ionoere Der amerifaniihen - Sffu-
potionSpolitif enogiiltia Die Socc oes
lufbals getretcn ,,no 9emontiernng
Der .0emontaaeliiten" 81, eriuarten
|iei, iitss. a,tseeredmet Staatsiefretar
|arfbaa, Der es iihAangelegen ieitt =
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|tpiro ein @lrItelien obaebalten bon
| 6 llbr bis 12 l1br abenos, slae grii.
ser oes 3tpei9 6, hcren sSroueu un>
ollie Sdapeitern beS 3aueig 16, unlcr
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lsu oieIem seit. 0as 9onnitee bat allies
gut arranaiert. Gin autes gIien mirs
an oieiem Mbeno ierpiert.
9as &pmitee lit pie fplat: Sarc
@oat, Sui. Wonf, Munu Sbeil, &utb
3oper5er, Sue &ellner. Sopbio Ser,
bert, Soru &romcr, Hegino Hotb mi
sInna Sopcr5er, Goriteberiu.
go bite reicruiert erh oicieH
9(beno uno fommt ale bos mir uas
cihmul mirflih gut uuterbaltcn. !
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2lms Gerai,,, Ubie
3iucia ).

9IIlcn 9riioern oiene sur Nahrift
boB llnier &urtenabelto m 81. Tebr.,
1870 llhr ubenos ltuttfinSet lmb ale
iinn eingelaoen 81 oieiem Nbeno
liner isaId,ine mar iebr gut, Elm
feines Sruerfratt -giien lpuroe I'M
$50 llbr ierpiert. llnier Erqiiocni
hicB ollie luillfonlmcn lmo cS licBen
iid es olle gut ihnccfcn, benn oos
&omitec bntte olles glt uorbercitet
Cine cute WtlrIif Ipiclte gum SouSel
utf. I'm - llbr nllr0e nof,nlnls
@urIt ierpiert. gririichung mar, luie
immer, eenug fiir alle oa. @ir boiler,
hab Iih oae gut umiiiiert habrn.
Ssobn Saub, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
fortihritte Der mooermcn
NiiIenidDaft

@albington. 0as Sabr 134S III
oas ldaparse Sabr in Der 8e'hihtt
Guropas. Gs lit bas Sabr ser idlpa,
sen Geit, sic 25.OOO.O0O Sopesopfer
geioroert bat. Gin SierteI ser 9rpol'
fcruns oes Sentiments iicI ibr gum
Spier, llno piele Sabre pcraingen
ebe sic Scude alfborte.
Sn China iplleu ibr IN bericIber
3eit 100000 Ecrionen srm Spic,
gefullen iein.
Tieie Sellf)e lit old, beute nod ii
pcridieoenen Seilen ser 0elt Dor.
banben. }Scit 1898 iino ser 8eulenpeI
in Snoien alein 100000 Men.
ihen erlegen. ..:.
Sie @iiieniduft bat inoeiien iclcfe
Tort'trttte gemadt, oaB oieie Seilde
faum iemuIs pieber oIle 2rntineutl
eriaiien miro uno 10 piel llnheil an.
rihten fam, tpie friiber ipieherholt
lie ar9eridtct hat. go,
@ie angenomnen miro, muroe ole
@clllenpcit i'm t2. SSabrbrmoert in
tGuropa einseic,leppt, uIs elm Stiii
IN einem Safen an ser NNria einliei,
nit Sem Hid,oro 2ospenber5, ser So
Mig BON england, aus Dem Seiligcu
Sano nad europa 5uriidfebrte- Nit
Dem aGnig NOR ol,d, cine if:par,e
Hatte mgefcmmen, bie oamols ,pohl
faum beohtct muree, ober eincn gro.
Beren Ginflllb auf sic Beid)ihte ser
&olfer ulsiiben iplIte ais ser bri-
tiihc aonia "f ..
Sie Hatte hrohte sic YaIteureaa
EeItiS nit, sic crit inn lesten SSo6r.
bllnoert nllter Dem Misfrosfop &C.
'ehcn iperoen fonnte. Tie Bebictc an
Der Moria apuroen sucrit bon ser 9cus
lenpeIt eriaBt, hie iid Damn rait iiber
ben aau5en Sentiment pcrbrcitcte.
Son Hattcn perbreitete Serden
bottcn ibon lGngIt porber cine groBe
HoIle in Ser @eltpolitif gcipicIt, ,lnb
einiae SiItoritcr iino ser slniiht, oob
lie bicl 5lum StlrrS hes r6miihcn Mci,
DIES bciaetragcn boben. sIud lpuroc
Mtbcu in ieinen Gricgc nit Sporta
10 iehr ourd sic EeIt aeIh,pGht, oab
Die Itolse Stabt bon ibrer rubmreidcn
Sobe bcrllnter ianf. gsapoIconsSrolm
BON sle9ppten iiber galdItina nat Su-
Sien por5l,itoBen, ideiterte an
Ser Eeit Dem feline soloaten
an Ser aiilte oes Sciligcn 2an-
ootcn on ser aiiitc oes SeiIiscn 2an=
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Slaiins Elm GROCER Grfolg.

. Sbr alle meine &inoerhen babt mir
am 9laiiusnbeno nur lauter JreuSe
gcmaht. ibr mart cine id6ne Sabl.
lleber 175 &inber beiunben iih i'm
Sadienbeim. Sir ein ieoes bate Der
Srtel 9laiius Elm Yafet 3uder unb
mebrere 8ei6enfe. @ie ibr alle ges
tan5t babt. gs mar mirflifJ 5,i 5itaus
men pie idon Eapa unb Softer,
8robpater lmo gnfelfino 4oIfa ,mo
~Sitterbrg" tan5en fonuten. Cider
bat es oubeim piele Groben ge9ebeu.
Sie Wtillif iuar gut iiir sllt ,nb Sung
slud ser uEop" ,ino .Sce Cream"
fam einem gut gu.
Gem &omitee: Sobann =. Srhen,
WGhael @eltber, Garl 9aumann,
Sad 3in5 uno sloolpb :. 3ea lei auis
/ ber5lihIte geoanft fir lire ausee5ei6s
! nete quite 9(rbeit. sic baben ii6 iiher
piele yfiibe gegeben Elm io(6 i6ones
Seit 5l arrongieren llnb 6aB Ser Gr-
fola ein outer ipar lit ser bette Can't
oer lie baben f0nnen.
geionSeren 9anf ingen luir DEM
Snfel ssreo 0eaer, Der tuie aIjGbr-
lid iuieoerum feline Spenbe bon Belt
unb @abe Dem 8lafiusfeit setpiomet
bat. 9ab Ser 8laiius elm groBer Gr-
folq mar, fcl iein better 9anf iein.
@ir pollen aber nidt pergeiie:,
Dem 3apeig 30 8u banfen fir alles
tpas er gegeben fat 6ieien Ginber=
abenb erfolsreid 5u n1adeny Gen 81
tern uno @roBeltern Scr &inber oan=
fen mir tpeil iie Die 8inberhen uns
gebraht baben. Sbne Die &inoer ipdre
Ser 'Mbeno iider n,lr elm eeiu0bnliher
samstagdben6 geipeier: aber NIT Der
&inoerldar ipar es tpie inn 9immcl
i0enn no Ser Mcnid ladt uno ipielt,
no oas 6pr3 Dor lanterJreaoe iprinat
"a lit Der Sesen gettcs - oa lit es
bimmIiid. 80
gas Romitee.
ptr q. s. 3eG, Sefretdr.
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9ic &ranfbeitstrager

Grit UNI bas Sabr 1900 fonnte Die
BiiienldaTt feitIteaen, odB sfatten
unb anbere Nager Die Srdser unS
8erbreiter ser Seud,c iino. Die @atte
miro bon einem 5lob sebiiien, ser
Jlpb beiBt einen @enlbcn uno, iibcrt
trGgt bas toolihe @iit.
Sic gaoetpanme lit cine .ipatc Gr-
runacnIhait lmo Die 0auieplaae nor
aagenein. 8is sim SSsabr 1900 &C.
itattete es bie Gtifette elmer Came,
lid in @eieGidaft 5u fraben, aber es
galt fir .lnihidlid", 5lobe, 2dlic
ober anberes l1nge5ieIer 3ll faiien ilno
5n totem, ausgenommcn nilr in in
timen Greiie," lieIt man in cincm
8uh Der &0flihfeit.
.alg Die 2ente anfineen regelmdBie
5u bnben, bat bas Der 2M,s eincu
bOien streid) eeipielt, une Der ,Ig.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
Gin Hesttseantpi eeeen permrteil

furter betonten. oob cine seionoerte
Hehtsidntle fir MIR cine Shiilerin
feline gleid)en Nusbiloungsinoglih
ten bDte, tpie Die State ltniperiitp.
@as iou nun Gflaboma tim? Gs
bat sic Wabl enttpeoer WiB Sip,el
our MehtsfafuItGt ser State timber
litGt su5lllaiien opcr cine 6eionoere
&ehtslhule fir Neger 81 8cginn oes
9eaentuGrtigen Semeiters eillsurih'
ten. 0oraufbin bat ser State 9oart
Of Reaents for Sigber Goncation CT,
flGrt, er iperbe cine Hecbtsidule iii,
Neger an Ser 2anglton llniucriita1
einribten. Tara,tfbin bat MiB Sipnel
tpieoer I'M 3ulafiung sur statc Uni,
pcrIitp aneeiudt, Sie ia Die Wciilma
bes Sberiten @erihtsbofes aussnfiib,
rem bat. Mber bieie SodJihule lebntt
lie apieoerum ab nit ser 8egr,lnb,ng
ite 1pieberum ab nit Der 8eeriinolnla
Mehtsiafultit aus orei Mitglieberl,
bereit lei, ibr llnferridt 81 erteilen
MiB SipueI er,ploerte baraui baiI
cine Sdrule fiir einen Sd)iiler nib1
oie glcihen Musbilounasntoal
biete ipie Die State ltniueriitp nno cs
ipuroe an bos bobere @criht oppci-
liert nit sem Grithcn, hic Stote Uni,
ocriitp snr 3rloiil,ng Ser gcpcrbcrin
su pcrbalten.
Sieicr Mehtsfumpf bebertet eine
nihtiae Ebaie in Ser aIlaemcinen &c
fGmpung Der Roiicnporurtcilc. San'
fonmt nod, bob piclc Scorer ser Stote
llniperiitp Sen 9lnih al,sseoriiit
boben, Mi6 Sipiel auf ibrcm Ganl-
plls 81 lebcn. Sic plancn bort cinsl
beionocren @illfonnucngrub fir Sic
cncreiIhe Game. Sic lit iibrigcns ictt
hcrbeiratet ,nb bciBt Mrs. ssiibcr.
csbr Soil lit Gu6erIt lebrrcih ms cr:
innert an aa has, mas sic YrGiiocnt's s
Gommiliion on Sigber Gbncation
cmnfoblcn bat. 9anud) iollcn bic
iogeu. Segreeationsseiebe bctrcifcno
Neger ,nS @eife aufaeboben tuerbcu.
Tas iogen.- Guotaipltcm. oos bei scr
3ulalilmg, lei es bon Subcn. Ncgern,
&otbolifen ooer Trotcltantcn, Mcris
fanern, SrientaIen lmo anocrcn Se,,-
ten frembcr slbitanmlung ange,uenoet
miro, ioa a6gcihafft iuerben umo aui
Sen 1raseb0gen aulaBlih ser 3ulai.
il,ng iollen ole Iragcn betreffcnS
@aiie, @eligion ODER rationale Mh-
f,lnft ser getpcrber ausaeif)altct ,uer,
bcn. 3d.. 49,"
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yrai, Mill eeeei, 2lbsat>
lung waficn aus s2ln,eriPa

Seberan. 9nS Earlamept non SsSrm
bilbcte Elm 3omitee gum Stuoium ei,
mes bon Griea5nliuiitcr 8er5om ga.
nab eenabten Nprid,lases, baB Ger
periiide Staat bon ben Il. 9. fir 5ebn
Miaioncn 0olfars' @aifen, ;sabltar in
12 9leiden Sabresraten llno NIT Mn.
re6nuug eines ,3insiates bon s'pei-
orendtel &Taselt fapfen iaae.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
A,lS Detrelt, 11ltskieai,
W.8.1t. un6 Saronia @em. Gbur

beranItaltet einen WaSfenball nm
Sanstaa oen q. 6ebruar, nm $3.50
llbr abenos in Ser 6ortihritts- -Salle
3O03 glmipoob slpe. &arl Neff's Or
DIETER miro ipielen. @ir looen allt
Witglieoer unb ssreunoe, 10 nie aud
uniere 6relnoe BON @inoior, CANADA
berSlih elm. 0itte tonnnt olle mos
fiert pcnn es mlr mGglih iii. gtu,
10 fam man cine CUTE 3eit bobeu al
eincm 'Masfcnban.
Mnno @inflcr, Sefr.
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6riiblingSfon5ert Bu einem idoncn
GrIolg 81 brinsen. Gs miro aebeter,
ooB ale Ginger ben Yroben seipiiieu,
bolt beilpobnen
q. 5. Ben, Setr.
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Grie, Ea., 6. e. 9. 8eiana mno
&. 1tnt.erit. Wcrciu 2ncia :

Geriamnlllng ieoen erItcn Siens
tag, 8 llbr rbenos fiir Sen 8eiang.
nerein, lno ieocn 5neiten Sienstaa.
ubenb 8 llbr, fiir Sen g. II. Terein
i'm Siebcnbiireer Sein, 21t4 Nrcnd
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per 600 3atren ier~erte Sie peit 25OoO,OOO Opfet
." =. ttt Gurcpa siE@

ocs erlagen. Ssm eritel,@eltfrieg ipial.
ten Seuden cine groBe Rolle, uno i'm
5lpeiten Weltfriee mar man 70 tpeit.
ooB an einen 8afterienfriea eebaht
tperoen fnnnte.
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Ans Hei,,eiteat. "a.
Sueis 16.

Maen Sbipe1tern pom 3ipeie Is
Oiene our sefla!aen Stohrid,t, boB
ilniere Geriawmlllng perihoben lit
bonn eriten Sonntag i'm Wonat sllnl
Stpeiten Counting i'm Monat. 60 Der,
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fanrnHllnrs miro am Sonutag, oen
IA. Wdra 2:30 llbr nuhmittags ubs
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SSm> &aas.. sSsn Yras lunrSe elm 6on-
oelspaft s.pii6ca Sollcnb ,mS Scr
Sidedoilotuafei, ,atcrae;dnet.
Wie oas Wirtihartsminiltcri,n,
mittcilte iiuh ctpa 171,OOO. 600 @uI-
oen ooer $94,5OO,OoO iupoluiert.
= unterffiiten Sic nie HI ,miere.
'',s'tuna ansssSeaaea eaAdhsleu...
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12

gamely in the contest but were
simply out manned from the
start by Coach Jesse Parker's
boys.
Joe Ussery racked up 19
points to pace the Weldon at
tack, and Carlisle scored. eight
points for more than half the
total made by the Davie squad.
Girls Lineups-Weldon: Eu-
senia Hux, Polly Garner (2),
Jean Chappell (22), Jean Jones,
Helen Dickens and Jean Con-
well; William R. Davie: Bar
bara Hedgepeth Q3), Frances
Flowers (4, Edna Barnes Cd,
Margaret Harris (4, Thelma
White and Charlotte Powell.
Boys Lineups-Weldon: Elks
(4), Carr, %, Dickens (3), U.s.
sery Q8), Edwards Q3), John
son, Rabil, Spivey and Shearin
(4; William R. Davie: Dough-
tie az, Patrick, Sadler, Carlisle
(8), Lisle O, Fulghum and
Hockaday (2).
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12
Bethel High School CagGs 7roce Local Jackets and The Jacket Junior Varsity
Weldon High Cagers Break Even In
Openers With William r. Davie Teams

Weldon,-The basketball season
got under way here Friday
night, when the Weldon High
School cage teams divided a
double header with William R.
Davie, the Davie girls wirning
1924, while the Weldon boys
:ook a 4313 victory.
The curtain-raiser was a real
.hriller, with both sextettes
fighting on even terms through
out the ball game, however the
girls from William r. Davie
came through to finish the game
with a two-goal lead.
Jean Chappell of Weldon was
the high scorer in the ball game,
as she accounted for % of her
teams "a points. Barbara
Hedgepeth of William R. Davie
led the scoring parade with IS
points, however the scoring was
divided among the other for
wards to run up a higher total.
The Weldon boys made it a
split for the evening by routing
the visitors 43-15 in onesided
ball game, which showed the
Weldon boys throwing up a
strong defense to hold down the
scoring of the William R, Davie
quintet. The visitors scrapped
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12

receiving votes for the honor
were Mcpherson and Owens o.
Elizabeth City, Wheeler and A
Habit of Edenton, Faulkner o1
Kinston, Daniels of New Bern
and Smith of Washington.
Bruton will be given a trophy
offered by George DuBose O
Kinston.
In the All-Northeastern Con :
ference selection Bruton was the
unanimous choice, and he was
followed closely in the voting by
W e e r, Edenton wingback,
Russell, New Bern end, and Nc
Pherson, Elizabeth City guard,
all of whom had 13 out of a
possible IA points.
Selected for the first team
were Russell of New Bern and
AL Habit of Edenton, ends; Hod-
ges of Kinston and Owens of Eli
zabeth City, tackles; Mcpherson
of Elizabeth City and Fleming
of Greenville, guards; Bruton of
Kinston, center; Wheeler of E.
denton, Whaley and Byrd of Kin
ston and Dixon of Washington,
backs.
Second team selections were
Rook of Roanoke Rapids n d
Smith of Washington, ends;
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12

low Jackets placed three of their
players on the second squad in
the conference selections. T h e
Pam Pack of Washington High
School, conference runner up,
led second team selections with
four men.
Voting on the a II Confer
ence players this year was taken
out of the hands of coaches and
athletic directors and placed in
the hands of the boys them =
selves. Each team selected its
all-opponents team and players
nominated were given two points
for first team votes and one
point for second team votes.
In the selection of the out :
standing defensive player the
players on all the teams also
made the selection by casting
first and second-place votes.
In being selected as the out
standing defensive player Bru-
ton, center on the Red Devils
squad, received one first and
four second-place votes for elev-
en- points. He was followed by
ID lxon, Washington fullback
with three first-place votes for
nine points, Hodges, Kinston
tackle, with seven points. Others
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12
Varsity Tilt
Is Marked Bv
al Fouls

The Bethel High School bas
ketball team added a seventh
victory to its unbeaten strins
here Friday night by defeating
the Yellow Jackets of Roanoke
Rapids High School 47-35 ane
winning a junior varsity game
20-19.
Coach Walter Latham's quin-
tet handed the Jackets their first
defeat in two starts by pulling
away in the last half to de-
cisive triumph over the Jackets
of Coach M. L. Woodard. There
were a number of fouls called
in the ball game, Al in all, and
the Jackets missed enough free
shots from the circle to have
made the difference in the game
Out of 23 free throws offered the
locals hit the hoop for only nine,
while Bethel hit u out of 19 tries
for a .667 average.
The first half of the ball game
was a nip-and-tuck affair, and
the two squads left the floor at
halftime with 21-21 tie score
registered on the board. In the
final frames it was different
story as the Bethel boys ran up
26 more points while holding the
Jacks to IA.
Wesley was high man in the
Bethel scoring parade, dumping
in II points. For Roanoke Rap
ids guard Billy Clemmer hit for
10 points and Earl Rook sank
nine.
Bethel made it a clean sweep
for the evening, having eked out
a two-point decision in the open
ing game. In the curtain-raiser
the visitors got off to an early
start to defeat the Jacket jay
wees in their first game. Bethel
held a 14-12 lead a the half and
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12
Buggges Island
Game Refuge
Being Studied

Washington, Dee. 11-(AP)-
A study is underway of the
possibilities for a national wat
erfoWl refuge in the Bugs Is
land reservoir area of Virginia
and North Carolina.
An official of the Fish and
Wildlife service said field work.
ers will visit the area soon, pro-
badly next month.
"The need for a refuge in that
locality is urgent" the official
said, "The Piedmont area gen
orally is lacking in refugees for
waterfowl.
The exact location and size
of the proposed refugees are yet
to be determined, he said. He
declined to hazard a guess whe-
ther it would be in Virginia or
North Carolina or perhaps part
ly in each state.
The Buggs Island reservoir it.
self will be on the Virginia side.
State waterfowl management
areas, the official said, should
be created in the vicinity of the
proposed federal refuge. Under
such a plan, the state could
have part of the area set aside
for hunting by the public.
Meanwhile, the service said it
has worked out a plan with
Army engineers to insure, as
far as possible, suitable spawn
ing conditions for striped bass
in the Roanoke River.
This involves a regulated re-
lease of water from the reser-
voir to protect the bass during
April and May, when they US
ually are in the river.
The Roanoke River is said to
be one of the most important
spawning and nursery areas for
the striped bass.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12
Scotland Neck
Gridders On
Honor Team

Scotland Neck - 1t has beer
announced here that two Scot.
land Neck High School boys
were named to the All-Albemarle
Conference football team which
has been chosen by coaches OF
the conference teams.
Tommy Allsbrook, back, and
Rudolph Harrell, guard, were
selected on the first team of the
All-Conference choice for 1948
The complete team includes
Pitts of Hertford and Bowen of
Ahoskie, ends; Newsome of A
hoskie and Browning of Ply
tackles; Harrell of Scot
land Neck and Symons of Hert-
ford, guards; Pierce of Ply
mouth, center; Allsbrook of Scot
land Neck, Love of Hertford,
Rogers of Williamson and Will
liams of Ahoskie, backs.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12

in the second part Of the game
each team managed to account
for only six more points.
Manning topped the B e h e |
jayvee scoring with seven points.
Clyde Camp and Charles Hasty
each had five points in leading
the losers.
Varsity lineups-Roanoke Rap
ids: Warren, Rook and Edwards,
forwards; Rook, center, Clem :
mer and Hines, guards; Bethel:
Smith and Hemingway, for
wards, Wesley, center, Worship
and Keel, guards.
Junior Varsity-Roanoke Rap
ids: Camp, Sadler and Hasty
forwards, Gillian, center, Acree
and Mizell, guards; Bethel:
Manning, Keel and Titterton, for
wards; Bullock, center, T. Keel
and Boyd, guards.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12
Burton Named
Best Defense
Player In Loop

The conference cham
pion Granger High School foot
ball team walked off with TOP
honors in the Northeastern Con-
ference eleven and having their
center, Doug Bruton, picked as
the outstanding defensive player
of the loop.
Announcement of the All-Con-
ference selections was made here
by ]. W. Talley, conference presi-
dent, after a meeting of coaches
and athletic representatives at
New Bern in which votes were
tabulated.
Talley, principal of Roanoke
Rapids High School, said the Vel
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12

UCLA football Coach Bert La
Brucherie says the 1948 North
western team is the hardest hit
ting club his squads have faced
since he began coaching the
Bruins in 1945.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12
Kinston Dominates AN.Conference Selections

Knott of Washington and Humph-
ries of Kinston, tackles; Daniels
OF New Bern and Jeffries of
Washington, guards; F. Havit of
Edenton, center; Stewart n d
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-12

Matthews of Roanoke Rapids g,
Abram of Tarboro and Asby of
Washington, backs.
Honorable mention votes went
Continued on Page Twelve)
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Jockey Ted Atkinson has been
the leading rider at Hialeah race
track for the last two seasons.
He will try for a third.