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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Bulharsky Dimitrov podporoval
Tita.

Rim. - Zesnuly ministersky
pfedseda bulharsky, Jifi Dimi-
trov tajne podporoval marsala
Tito v jeho postoji prot SOVIET
skemu Rusku a Kominforme.
Prohlasil to techto dnech Jo-
sip Vidmar, predseda rady ma
rodnostf v jihoslovanskem par.
lamente.
Josip Vidmar prohlasil, re
k teto tajne podpofe marsha
Tita Sc strany bulharskeho
predsedy Dimitrova doslo mi
nuleho roku, prave asi v dobe
kdy Kominforma pTerusila sty-
ky S jihoslovanskymi komuni-
Isty. Dimitrov Sc vracel do Bull
harska z Prahy a poole lfcenl
Vidmarova zeleznicnf VIZ, v
nemz Dimitrov cestoval, Sc zdr-
Eel kratsi dobu v Belehrade.
Behem teto zastavky, minister
sky predseda Dimitrov mel roz-
hovor s clenem jihoslovanske-
no politbyra, M%ilovanem Dzila-
sem. Vidmar tvrdf, re rada,
kterou vzkazal Dimitrov Titovi
znela v podstate: "Neustupuj-
tel"
IDA Sc, re toto Vidmarovo
odhalenf vysvetluje mnoho z
novodobych dejin Bulharska a
take ovSem z tragickeho konce
Dimitrovova. Svet totiz neza-
pomnel ma to, re Dimitrov pres
vSechno skolenf v Moskve ne
zapomnel samostatne myslit. A
hlavne: Nebal sc sve myslenky
nahlas pronaset, i kdyz Sc tc
Moskve nelfbilo. Byl to Dimi.
troy, ktery rekl pred celyn
svetem, re to byla chyba, kdyz
Stalin zakazal- Ceskoslovensku
ucast ma americke pomoci We
forme Marshallova planu. A
byl to opet Dimitrov, ktery prec
svetem vyhlasil sv1j plan ne
jugoslavsko-b fedora
ci, ma spolecny a silny stat, kite
ry by byl s to odolat kazdeml
naporu. Jak Sc dnes ukazuje
myslil asi Dimitrov predevsin
ma Sovetsky svaz a hledal W
spojeni S Jugoslavif oporu prot
teroru a vykoristovanf z Krem
lu.
Nynf Sc take IDA byt jasne
proc Dimitrov tax nahle 81,
zdravotnich" dIvodn slozil Via
du mad Bulharskem a jel s
"lecit" do Moskvy. A proc tan
take nahle zemrel. Hnev Hitle
rIv prezil - hnev StalinGv nj
kohl. Stalinovi bylo asi jasne
re odboj TitIv snad m1ze zvlat
nout, ale odboj Tit1v a Dimi
trovuv by nezvladl a re by s.
mu Kominforma a cely SOVIET
sky biloxi rozsypal. Nebot Di
mitrov byl mezi komunisty ce
leho sv6ta lepe IMAM a vice Oh
divovan, nez Tito. Dimitro'
byl souper daleko nebezpec
nejsf. W nenf. "Nahle" zem
.lTel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Doporucuje pferuSeni obchod'
Mich stykI s Rusy.

New York. = ]. Anthony
Marcus, v Rusku narozeny
pTedseda Ustavu pro mezina-
rodnf obchod ucinil doporuce-
nj, ably Spojene Staty prerusily
obchodn1 styky S Ruskem, kite.
re jsou nyn1 beztak pranepatr-
ne. Udrzovanf obchodnich sty-
XII slouz1, jak Marcus uved-
RusIm jen k tomu, ably ziskali
d1lezite informace O americ-
KEN pr1myslu a obchodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Celni odbornici Sc radi We
Washingtonu.
D. c.. :

Washington, D. C. = Celni
odbornici Spojenych StatI, Vel
Ike Britanie a Kanady sesli Sc k
poradam O ziednodusenf anne
rickych celnfch predpisn. Po-
rady Sc konajf Poole rozhodnu-
tt financni conference til moe
nostf re zarf tohoto roku, je-
itch ncelem lie rozS1Tit mezina-
rodnf obchodnf styk a tax zm1r-
nit dolarovou nouzi Velke Bri-
TAME.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Pravda zvitezila:
Ferjercik propulsion
z Ellis Islandu.

New Ork. - OTdOuJ1cl z
ditel Pristehovalecke a natura-
lisacnf sluzbv Spojenych Statd
VIDAL patek vecer prohlase-
nj, Re Sc vyhovuje zadosti gene
rala Feriencfka, ably mu byl
poskytnut politicky asyl We Spo-
ienych Statech. Reditel teto
sluzby zaroven prohlasil, re
|"prfpad Ferjenc1kGv byl zkou-
man trent waste k tomu usta-
novenymi 1rednfky, kteTf pc
alysenf sv6dkG, predominant
doklad1 a pc uplnem vysetren1
rozhodli, re zadatel Ferjencik
nem1ze byt vyloucen z who'd
pTistehovaleckeho zakona".
Jak Sc dale dovfdame, bylo
vyslechnuto pres tucet svedkn,
vetsinou vynikajicfch osobnosti
a znalc1 ceskoslovenskych po-
merd. z toho bylo ovsem take
nekolik svedkG z rad sloven-
skych nacist1 a kolaborant1 s
Hitlerem, kteTi nyni otravuji
krajansky zivot We Spoj. Sta
tech separatistickou propagan-
|dou. Pred prfsnym posouze-
MIN zakonnych ustanoven1 a
pred nestrannymi americkymi
1Tednfky Sc ovsem ukazalo, re
vsechna jejich svedectvf jsou
vylhana. Americt1 1rednfci sc
oresvedcili, re general Ferjen-
elk byl odsouzen nacisticko-
fasistickym rezimem presiden-
ia Tiso k smrti, re byl v Cesko-
slovensku vzdy bojovnfkem "a
demokracii, jak prot fasismu,
TAX proti komunismu, re tvrze-
nj separatistd jake by byl "ko-
munista", nebo dokonce "Sef
komunisticke policie NKVD",
sou zcela vylhana. NejhGfe
nohorel sv6dek, znamy sloven-
sky separatista, ktery Sc prave
vracel z agitacnf cesty pc Ne
mecku a ktery Sc vychloubal,
re we've proti Ferienclkovi do
kumentarni material. Ty jeho
dokumentv Sc ovsem pTi 1red-
MIN vyslechu docela rozplynu-
1v a ukazalo Sc, re jsou to jen
III a Iii.
PropuStenf generala Ferjen-
sfka je velke vftezstvi pravdy
q lie novyn dokladem toho, jak
spravedliv6 a obiektivne postu-
pnif americke 1rady, ktere sc
nedaji ok'amat zadnou propa-
randou. i kdyz je sebe rafino-
vaneii vymvslena. Prfpad Fer
iencik1v take presvedcil anne
|ricke authority, re pravda je ma
|strane Rady svobodneho Ces-
koslovenska, jeilmz je Ferjen-
Fix clenem a re odpGrci teto
P.adv- z rad s'ovenskych auto
nomistd nemohou otrast prav-
|divymi zaklady, ma nichz je Ra-
|da postavena. General Ferjen-
elk Sc Dude moci konecne We
|novati klidne praci. kterou ma
etoupf, jak prohlasil noyina-
rnGm v Detroitu II sveho stryce
Tmricha K"istoffyho.
"New Yorske Listy"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Taifun ma Filipinach.

Manila, Filipiny. - Zdejsi
list manila Chronicle" ozna-
mil, re kolem 200 osob bylo "a
bito nebo utonulo v Kabanka-
lanu. ktery byl jednfm z nej-
horsfch ma Filipinach. TajfUn
vypukl 81. frina a poole zprav
bvlo 1redne hlaseno jen 81 "a
bitych osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Zenska policie " Italii.

Rim. - Ministr vnitra Mario
Scelba potvrdil. re hodla zrfdi-
ii prvnf zensk1 po1iceinf sbor.
ably "byly chraneny dobre MIRA
Wy pot1ran1m zlocinnosti mezi
zenami a nedosp6lymi."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
Macarthur oGekava brzkou
mfrovou smlouvu S Japonci.

Toxic. = General Macarthur
prohlasil, re ocekava uzavreni
mfrove smlouvy S Japonskem
ma zacatku pTfstfho roku. &C.
neral vysloviI sve uspokojeni
mad 1spechy, jichz bylo V teto
v6ci dosazeno pTi Washington
skych poradach mezi statn1m
t~ajemnfkem Achesonem a an
glickym zahranicnfm ministrem
Bevinom.
Pc uzavTenf mfrove smlouvy
ma byt Japonsko pozvano k u
cast ma alianci protikomunis-
tickych statG ma Dalnem W.
chode, ktera ma byt do te DOLBY
utvorena. Rusku a komunistlc-
Ike Cine ma byt pTenechano roz-
hodnutl o tom, IDA Sc hodlai1 k
teto mlrove smlouv6 pTipojit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-11-11
v Kanads bylo povoleno IVY
Semi naiemneho.

Ottawa, Kanada. - Ministr
finance Douglas Abbott prohla-
sil, re majitel1m DON'T Dude
povoleno zvysiti najemne 0 20
az 25 procent, pocfnaje Is. pro-
sincem letoSnfho roku.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

he'd a joint meeting in the Parish
House at which time the officers
for each group were installed. The
following Auxiliary members were
installed to their respective offices
by Dept. pres, Catherine Higgins
and Conductress, Caroline Feidle;
pres, Hazel Dodd; Sr. vice pres.
Margaret Zelensky; Jr. vice pres,
Margaret l.. Wilkerson; treas,
Mary Hughes; Sec. Margaret M.
Rogers Conductress, Norma War
rington; patriotic instructess,
Ruth Marvel; chaplin, Grace Coul-
bourne; Guard Eulahlee Hutchin's
trustees, q yr) Catherine McDo-
we'll, G. yr) Thelma Stoger; 6 yr)
Mary Lofland; Color bearers ap-
pointed by pres. Betty Beheler,
Hilda Massey, Harriet Meredith,
and Frances Belts; historian, Im-
ogene Spencer; membership chair
man, Ruth Marvel.
The following vets were install
led to their respective duties by the
Dept. Commander loose comman-
der, Milton Mustard; Sr. vice
commander, Everett Wilkerson;
| Jr. vice, cliff Hutchins; adjutant
| Thomas Hughes; QuartermasteI
Edgar Rust; Chaplin, Geor. Belts;
i Surgeon, Layton Donovan; truste-
es, Il yr) Tom Hughes; e yr) Chs
Warrington, g yr) Ralph Clendan
iel Post advocate, Everett Carey
service officer, Ray Dodd, Poppy
chairman, James Carey; Legisla
tive officer, Martin Black; Histor
ian, Tom Hughes, Patriotic instr
rctor, Allen Beheler, Post employ
! ment, John Mcdowell; public re
lations, Frank Kitchens; Guards
Cliff Hutchins, Ralph Clendaniel
color Bearers, Ray Dodd, Leighton
Donovan; sgt. at arms, Josepl
.Zelensky.
J. Along with commander Raymon
: Loose were Samuel d. Ablemar
Department Quartermaster, Lloy
e Richards, Dept. Legislative office
1 Dave Berry, Post commander. Th
{ new commander for the Milto
post, Milton mustard, extends
: welcome to all overseas veteran
t weather members of the organi;
: alton or not. The meeting might
for this group are the End. and Al
Z. Wednesday night of each month
y the Junior Mechanic Lodge Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

JoAnn Doster; Golden wedding
Minuiet, Barbara Farens; Caprice
Of the Gnomes, Norma Britting-
ham; Dancing Shadows, Donna
Belts; Elf and the Fairy, Mary
Benson; The Glider, Madalyn BEN
nett; Dancing with the Daffodils,
Doris Spencer; Moon Shadows,
Nancy Hopkins; Cathedral at
Twilight, Esther Donovan; Will-O-
the -Wisp, Clara Lovenguth; pure
as the snow, Norman Reynolds;
Minuet, Martha Clendaniel; and
the Andante Cantabile, Helen Car
penter.
Mr.. ]. D. Robbins. prominent
merchant has been confined to his
home for the past several days
with pneumonia, Mrs Robbins re-
ports his condition much improv-
ed.
Edgar welch, who with his
! family have began vactioning in
! Florida, spent the weekend in Mil
ton. He will rejoin his wife an6
Children in Florida and at the close
of school. will return with then
to their home in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Argo ot
Slaughter Neck, and Mrs. Deils
Clayville of Christiana, are will
their sister, Mrs. J. D. Robbins
during the illness Of their mother
Mrs. Nancy Jones. Mrs. Jones i
slowly regaining her health but i
still in very weakened condition
, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Walls wer
entertained by her sister, Mrs
Wilbur Marshall in. Rehoboth o.
Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sockrite
!. and children of Cape May, N. i.
spent the weekend with her mo
ther, Mrs. James Phillips and fami
}, ".
), Mrs. Beatrice Savage and daugt
ter, Dolores spent Sunday with Nj
: and Mrs. James Phillips and fam
y.
/; Caroline Clendaniel spent th
q weekend with her Uncle, Elwoo
q Clendaniel, at the Misipillion Ligl
8 House.
: Mrs. Charles Meyers. Sr. of Lii
/ wood, Pa, spent several days lai
I, week, with her aunt, Mrs. Earl RI
ed on Broad Street.
g AT their last meeting the v. F.. v
/. Post No. 1884, and its Auxillal
~e~t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
MILTON

The ANNUAL convention of Sussex
County w. G. T. II. will be held in
Delmar on Tuesday, May 8 at Mt.
Olivet Church, as announced BY
Mrs. Bessie Wilson of Milton,
county Sec. The meeting will. be
presided over by Mrs. BIanch Nc
AIiister, vice president of the or
ganization. The state pres. Mrs.
Katie Dokety, will conduct the an
nual election ceremony and the
Rev. Frank NJ. Volk of Delmar will
address the group. A luncheon will
be served at the Delmar Church.
Mrs. Harvey S. Walls announces
The marriage Of her sister Sarah
C. Millman 81 Georgetown, to
Georgetown. The couple were mar
ried on April 21st at z p. m. by
Rev. Milton r. Elliott at the Grace
Methodist Parsonage. The couple
were attended by Dorothy M. Mar
shall Of Rehoboth, sister Of the
bride, and Harvey Walls, brother
in-aw. After a wedding trip the
couple will make their home Ii
Georgetown where both are emp
loyed.
The w. S. G. s. of Grace Church
will hold a Fellowship Supper ii
the Social Hall on Tuesday even
ing May 3rd. The members are
hoping to have about IS guests
and have begun inviting theil
friends, relatives and inactive me
mbers to attend. At this meeting
the officers of the ensuing yea
will be installed. Charge for tn
dinner will be $.85 and the mea
will be served and prepared by tn
ladies of that organization.
Plans are being made by the il
M. Y. F. to hold a bake sale o.
Saturday May 9TH. This group j
being led by Mrs. Susie Reed an
Mrs. Catherine Belts.
The Churches of Milton wish
known that they will conduct thei
services by daylight saving time
On Sunday reports were that al
tendence was very low in all cor
gregations due to the first day
change in time. Future services /
all churches will be on dayligE
saving time
Because of the Easter vacatiC
the regular monthly meeting Of Il
p. T. A. was postponed until Il
May meeting night. At this get-t
gether the organization will be el
tertained by Mrs. NADIA Mitchell
dancing students. Warren Goo
principal Of the School and Sar
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
BETHEL

MIR. and Mrs. George Mihan and
son of Elmhurst, L. /. were week
end guests of Mrs. John Fraser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cordrey Jr.
and son motored to the Skyline
Drive recently.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
RAYMOND Davis were, Mr.. Ernest
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cal
houn, Mr.. and Mrs. Marian Brad
ley. all of Delmar and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Baily and daughter of He
born Md.
The Count On Me Club were en-
tertained Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Jane Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Moore Jr.,
of Rehoboth Beach were guests
Sunday of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Moore Sr.
Miss Margaret Frances Eshridge
entertained a number Of her
friends at her home on Saturday
The occasion being her birthday
Mrs. Julia Moore is visiting heI
son and family in Salisbury Md.
and MIR. and Mrs. Layton Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spicer oi
Jersey City N. J. have moved tt
their home here and plan to make
this their residence.
j Mrs. Anna Kinnihim returned
home Sunday after spending tht
past few weeks in Dover with hel
daughter.
Miss Inez Coulbourn of OIL
Point Comfort, Va, visited he
father, Mr.. Norman Coulbourl
over the Easter holidays.
Rev. and Mrs. M. T. Romans ha,
as their guests over the weeken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Yost an
grand son Vernon Yost, Of Parker
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

uel Shapiro, pres. of the organiza-
tion are very pleased with the re-
sponse given this newly organized
group. At present the membership
is 81. Mr.. Shapiro is heading a
group to attend the state p. T. A.
convention in Wilmington, when
the organization will be addressed
by the national pres. and Dela-
wars Governor Carvel Also plan-
ming to attend the. meeting on
April Both. are Martha Libis, June
Anderson and Mrs. Hammond
Davidson.
The Business mems Association
are holding their annuel Ladies
Night on Wednesday evening, May
4th. Dinner will be held in the
newly completed Goshen Commun-
ity Hall beginning with a dinner
to be served by ladies OF that
church. Following the meal all
will adjourn to the American Leg
ion Home, West Milton for program
for the evening will be guests
speakers, dancing and other enter
i tainment.
The home of Mrs. Hunter john
son was sold last week to Mrs.
Il Flossie Mcdowell. After making
slight repairs to the home on Haz-
zard Street Mrs. Mcdowell will
make the home her premannent
residence.
4 Mrs. Morris Dodd, who is very
i'll at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Geneva Chadwick, is report
ed still in a very serious condition
s. Mrs. Dodd has been suffering from
pneumonia which has left her in
! very weekend condition. Mrs
| Chadwick is be helped with the
care of her mother by Mrs. Dodd'i
other children: Mrs. Mary Walls
:. Mr.. Warren and Herschel Dodd
! all of Milton.
5 At their last meeting the, Vol
unteer Firemen elected the follow
ing officers: pres. Charles Baker
t 1st vice pres. Everett Argo; IN
r vice pres. e. M. Scott; Sec. Haroi
]. Clendaniels treas. Linwood Roger
: chief, L. v. Spencer; supt. of sup
: plies and fire recorder, L. v. Spen
S Ger; chief engineer, Floyd Wrigh
n fire marshell, Everett Carey.
t The pupils of Milton School wer
entertained at their weekly assem-
n bly, program by the music student
Ie taught by Mrs. Agnes Hazard. Tn
le selections and the pianists were
D. Dance of the Faires, Janice CroI
H. per; Swaying Trees, Tillie Scott
g In Grandmother's Time Bess
d, Millman; Little Miss Pride, Dor,
II thy Doster; La Petite Ballerin
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

Recent archaeological expeditions
10 the Isthmus Of Panama reveal
pottery and farm implements of a
civilization existing 1000 or more
years ago.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

ford. Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
McCabe of Roxana Delaware, Mr..
and Mrs. Allie McCabe of Days
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Will
liams spent Sunday in Middletown
Delaware with relatives.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29

Although uranium containing
ores are0plentiful and widely scat
tered. it is itself rated almost as
scarce as gold and hard to ex7
tract. 8
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
Wolf Kept Inside The
Door

BRUNSWICK, Germany "a
p = A would-be burglar put his
hand through the window of a cir
Gus caravan and had it severely
bitten by a Siberian wolf. The pro-
prietor had left the wolf in the
caravan as watchdog" The
thief was traced by the police
when he sought medical aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25

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Evening star., 1949-10-22
1erps' Eleven Favored
Al n. {. State; Cards,
|Ga|Iaudet Underdoqs
Star Staff Photo.

University of Maryland foot
ballers were favored to get win
ming string started today in their
game against North Carolina
State at Raleigh, N. c., but two
other local schools found them
selves in underdog roles.
Catholic U. faces tough Mason
Dixon Conference opposition in
Johns Hopkins at Baltimore, while
Gallaudet was host to Hampden-
Sydney here.
The Terrapins, a touch
down. loser to Michigan State two
weeks ago and idle since, were
playing in the Wolfpack home
coming attraction. A couple of
Old Line stalwarts, Tackle Ray
Krouse and Guard Bob Ward
were on the ailing list. Ward
particularly was handicapped, but
Maryland remained at least a
one-touchdown choice.
Joe Tucker, missing against
Michigan State, was back, and
his passing was expected to be
valuable against a Wolfpack team
seemingly weak against aerials
Moe Modzelewski, Vern Seibert
Johnny Idzik and Jim La Rue
figure to do much of Maryland's
ball carrying.
Fourth Washington team II
action today was Howard and its
test against J. c. Smith at
Howard Stadium appeared a toss
up. Both were trying to get back
in the win column after dropping
games last week.
Evening star., 1949-10-22

as well He patched and mended very ordinary club team
that not only from last place win but which blasted the
supposedly invncibe Philadelphia Athletics four straight
stalings was nervous bitter critic who was so fond OF
calling player bonehead" that day. when he wanted
Hank aowdy pnchht he said Get there bonehea and
bench and stepped toward the bat rack.
A 'Soop Teom' Even Licked EN-
starings rode his men hard from bench and the
field there causc little Johnny Evers to help out He
years old freshly fired the Cubs
he'd served IL the last To keep
him the organizing Federal the Braves handed
Evers $25 900 bonus and Staings made him captain
The Braves weren't much of club They figured to finish
the spring, however, because he said:
hustling bunch
But weeks passed before the Braves began to look medi
day they nosed
July considered fashionable to
consider the leader the pnnan winner Boston last
1--WE only last place the Fourth Of July Evers
say just holiday exhibition
soap-company team That's how bad we were"
games behind the Giants pennants
One 300 Hitter but Pennont
staling incredible team began to The Mir
acle to have proved theories 1914 One
that small pitching staff could the whole os The
other that percentage to pit rghthanded hers
against & ieft-hand pitching and vice versa
George Tyler who o. 26 and Is respectively The
other forgotten pitchers won sota o. AHa snaceea eod oy
and short and second whre Maranve and Evers held forth
staings the of his squad by alternating
finished with 800 hitter The team batting
miserable ISL But they wested the pnnan from
In the World Series the AS to / favortes
they might be after four pnnan five They had their
But little bald Rudolph beat Philadelphia
IL. licking Bender. And then James whipped Plank
10 In the third game Boston, Tyler
won innings 5-4.
stalings back with his No boy, Rudolph He hung
AS 31 and there rejoicing in Boston
To natives Rudolph san Pane Kinder and
SPAIN wrapped into
when gentleman's quit trying
IN New York, 1t didn't warrant much Football
Evening star., 1949-10-22
Minnesota Risks Perfect Slate
Against vice. Decentralization

existed two years ago. Columbia
won that one.
Another Eastern game attract
ing considerable attention is the
Philadelphia affair between un-
beaten Pennsylvania and twice
beaten Navy. The middies have
faced some tough opponents and
a Penn victory would bolster their
rating.
Cornell, current leader and
heavily favored to rush through
to the title, is not taking Prince
ton lightly-and the reason is the
same as Army's concern over
Columbia.
Princeton has been in the habit
OF Springing an upset every year
since Charlie Caldwell .took over
the coaching duties. Tigertown
diehards have declared this "the''
game for 1949.
In the Big Seven, four teams
that have not lost a conference
start go into action. Oklahoma
plays Nebraska and Missouri trav-
els to Iowa State. BY sundown
the race will be in sharper focus
Oklahoma and Missouri are the
likely favorites.
| Undefeated Kentucky takes on
Southern Methodist, which will be
without the services of the in
jured Doak Walker. Tulane, CO.
leader in the Southeastern Con-
ference with Kentucky. plays
Auburn.
The Southwestern Conference
race also should take better form
after the days play. Rice. Texas
and Baylor, all with unblemished
league records, will see action
Baylor plays Texas A. and M,
while Rice and Texas go at each
other.
Duke and North Carolina prob
ably will hold down the first-place
I spot in the Southern Conference
for another week. The Blue Dev-
lis are slated to meet Virginia
Tech, while North Carolina plays
| Louisiana State in a night tussle
Evening star., 1949-10-22
Victory Over Gavi|an
By Bicycling FELTON,
Faces Investigation
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

DETROIT, Oct. 22.-East Side
Detroit, which. gave Joe Louis and
Sugar Ray Robinson to the box
ing world, had a new flstic star
today-a clever young Negro well
terweight named Lester FELTON,.
Felton's star was beclouded,
however. by circumstances sur
rounding his upset victory over the
highly regarded Kid Gavilan of
Cuba in 10-round fight at Olym-
pia last night. Uproar followed.
The 20-year-old Detroiter was
awarded severely criticized split
decision after he outran Gavilan
for practically the entire 10 rounds
before 13,184 fans who paid a
gross gate Of $29,750. Gavilan
at 145A had a half-pound ad-
vantage.
Chairman Floyd Stevens of the
Michigan Boxing Commission was
at ringside and he indicated the
commission would make a study
Of the fight result.