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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11
,DEAR.UNCLE:
LEAVE OUR
DOCTOR ALONE

The good citizens of Ocean
Drive Beach. Crescent Beach and
the Grand Strand and rural area
don't want to throw a wrench in
to Uncle Sans defense program
but to the last man, woman and
child, they'll tell you they want
to keep their popular young doc
tor, and will, if signing their
name to q petition will do it.
Not more than hour after
President Truman announced
doctors who received training
under the governments ASTP
program would be indicted into
active service, residents of Ocean
Drive Beach, Crescent Beach,
Windy Hill Beach, Tilghman
Beach, Cherry Grove Beach, VAN
pee, Nixon's x Roads, and Little
River, got up separate petitions
and in no time had hundreds of
signatures asking the whiskered
gentleman in Washington to
leave their DR.. Croft Norton
alone.
Hes the only one we've got.
said an expectant mother. and
the chant was taken up by pat
tents with varied ailments.
DR.. Wiley G.. Griste, Ocean
Drive Beach druggist, who was
instrumental in bringing DR..
Norton to Ocean Drive Beach and
vicinity in July 1913, wired DR..
ron Weston, Mullins, S. c. as
follows:
urgently request that G..
Croft Norton, M. D., general
practitioner for Ocean Drive Beach
Windy Hill Beach, Crescent
Beach, Tilghman Beach and
Cherry Grove Beach, and for
for Little River, Wampee, and
Longs, S. c., be given serious
consideration for deferment un,
der the Draft Law for ASTP
trainer.
This man is vitality important
to the health and well being of
these communities, since approx,
imately 1000 families are de-
pendent upon him for medical
aid.
A number of petitions follow,
Wiley G.. Griste,
Postmaster
DR.. Norton is a native of Mar,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11
ILoris Music
Literary Club
Holds Meeting

The Loris Music Literary Clut
met recently at the home of Mrs
E. E. Bethea with Mrs. R. w
Crawford co-hostess.
Mrs. J. B. Prince Jr., presented
a program on American Violin
lists. The history of the violin
was given by Mrs. Prince. Mrs
E. E. Duke gave a report on the
Importance of Luigi Tarision and
his violin collecting, repairing
and saving.
Mrs. L. B. Kapps gave the life
of Carol Glenn, the celebrated
South Carolina violinist.
Mrs. Norman Rogers gave the
current affairs of Carol Glenn.
Mrs. Prince played several rec
ords by Mischa Elmos. The study
course was given by Mrs. Albert
Todd. She began the new book
Form Madrigal to Modern
Music"
The hostesses served delicious
pie and coffee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11

military wants, in many instances,
the same kind of workers that are
needed by industry. Secretary of
Labor Tobin and Secretary of
Commerce Sawyer both think a
lot of civilian occupations are just
as important to the defense effort
as men in uniform.
Profound thinking must have
gone into Department of Defense
treatise on deferment policy. The
Pentagon Planners must have
rubbed lot of Musterole Lini-
ment on their mental muscles
while bordering which groups Of
workers they ought to study. And
they came up with the idea they
should consider the problem of
two "broad categories" of workers:
81. Those employees who are
not military reservists; and
2. Those employees who are
military reservists."
One brass hat admitted sheep
ishly he guessed that just about
covered everybody. You might
wonder if it isn't an awful waste
of time to have military men pro-
ducing that kind of gobbledegook.
But a friend of mine comments,
cts better to have that type Of
mind working on something HARM
less than on something impor-
tant."
Regarding "key" men, the mas
terminus observed: "Some key
positions should be considered
more key than others and there
fore key positions should be clas-
sifed according to their degree Of
keyness'."
All of which leads one to wonder
if somebody doesn't belong under
lock and key.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11

feotvre.-for beouy Of design! Don't
mis-. this special opportunity 10 SEQ
them demonstrated. Find out how easy
they are to buy on our convenient terms
.. and how cosy they ore to ussl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11
Prince Chew. Co.
Furnishes Car For
Training Purposes

Prince Chevrolet Co. is furnish
ing an automobile to Loris High
School to be used during the nine
months of school for the purpose
cf the Driver Education Training
Course being given in the school
There will be classroom ms
truction as we'll as actual behind
ing put on as a part of the safe
ty program launched in Driver
Education Courses.
This course will meet the re
quirement of public instruction
The instructor will also be ap
proved by tthe State Department
of public instruction.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11
Two-Year-Old
Is Electrocuted

r,,,ia LINN Phillips, two-year-
,oan Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
o." ,1,,s Of the Fair Bluff rural
~ VAS electrocuted Wednes-
S t at,ernoon about 4 o'clock
U"S he came in contact with a
W. VIZ. socket while playing in the
"7 MI NJ mis- grandparents in the
nn,,o community.
Death was instantaneous.
,.,or8,ng to information fur
- coroner H. Hugh Nance,
Ms n uaffI,pS child was playing in
~ u. ,.ari where members OF the
,''o III. were operating an electric
Go. .,,,s machine. 1t was pre-
m,.a hat the boy touched the
Sc. Sc. or me extension cord and
.u.,. was sufficient current
Tic .,. exposed socket to cause
VI +.a.n. The fact that the
H. 60 VAS wet is believed to
80. been a factor in the electro
cu,ton.
The accident took place at the
,,a. ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Bass
, ,'s Mrs. Phillips and her two
" sIsr,~ mad been visiting since
S,.,y...as in addition to mis-
rSr.. ana maternal grandpar-
are a sister. Dottie Susie
n..r,.os and the paternal grand
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11
BY MICHAEL {. ALLEN

Washington, D. C. - Military
demands for more manpower have
stirred up a bureaucratic feud
here in the nations capitol.
You or members of your family
may be caught up in it. The dis
pute revolves around what to do
about military reservists and Ma
tional Guardsmen who are doing
civilian work important for de-
Tense.
So far, Defense Secretary Louis
Johnson is being "tough" about
deferments. He's laid down the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11
LIQUOR STILL
CAPTURED BY
DEPUTY BELL

Conway Horny county law
enforcement officers, cracking
down on lawlessness in Horny
county, raided a liquor still six
miles out of Conway on old high,
way sol, Tuesday morning and
captured a 200 gallon still and
10 barrel of mash. Raiding off.
icers were Chief Deputy Allen,
Deputy Devon Bell of Crescent
Beach, and Deputy ]. E. Jordan
of Conway. The raid took place
Tuesday morning at 11:3O.
Eugene Mitchell and Billy
Chestnut, who strolled into the
still unaware that it had been
raided were arrested and ad
mited operating the still. Two
other operators who escaped are
still at large.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11
White Marsh
Club Meets

The White Marsh Home Dem
onstration Club held it regular
monthly meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Howard Creech Tuesday at
ternoon, Sept. 26 at 2:3O.
Members present were Mes
danes S. B. Worrell, J. c. Bat
ten, Clayton Baldwin, Clarence
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11
Johnson Family
Holds Reunion

The w. M. F. Johnson family,
of Aynor, held a reunion recently
at Calabash. Children and grand
children gathered to enjoy a fish
fry and chicken supper.
With the exception of one son,
all of Mr.. Johnson'S children
were present. There were Sc
grandchildren present. About sc
attended.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11

Simmons, J. M. Baldwin, A. H.
Sessions, Howard Creech, Marvin
Worrell, ]. w. Batten, and Bill
Collins.
After the business meeting
Mrs. Bake gave demonstration
on New Trims For Old Clothes"
After the demonstration a
social hour was held and the hos
tess served refreshments. Mrs. &.
D Wilson was a guest of the
club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11

rul e tn a t a
man called up
to active duty
C a n be d e
ferred only for
six months at
a time. A n d
that period is
supposed to be
used finding a
r e p | a c e =
ment for him.
One trouble
is that the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11

mother, Mrs. Everett Phillips, of
Fair Bluff at Whoes home funeral
services were conducted Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock by the
Rev. Ronald Lee of Loris, S. c..
Burial followed in Riverside
Cemetery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11
REVIVAL AT WAYSIDE
BAPTIST

Revival Services will begin at
the Wayside Baptist church in
.Loris on the third Sunday night
in October. Rev. Eugene Evans
of Ash, N. c., will do the preach
ing. Everyone is cordially invit'
ed to attend and worship.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-10-11

ion. S, G.. He served his intern
ship at General Hospital in Knox
vile, Tenn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Predbezne ornament.

- V sobotu, 81. ledna ia
ternicove Hody" porada Rad
Blank We Skole Aug. Hermana.
:. = %. ledna SNOWFALL Dance
poTada T. J. Sokol Filadelfie.
" sobotu, 4. dnora "Karet-
nj Vec1rek" porada Ceska Skola
Aug. Hefmana.
" nedeli, 5. 1nora "Oyster
Roast" porada Spolek Nejsv.
Jmena Osady sv. Vaclava.
" sobotu, II. dnora "Ka-
retni Vecfrek" porada BALTIC.
Sdruzeni Ceskych Dam v Ceske
Skole Aug. Hermana.
- IL. 1nora "Beef a Pork
Roast" pofada Rieger Klub O.
sadly sv. Vaclava.
= V sobotu, 10. 1nora "Si-
bTinky" v Dem. Klubu Ceskych
Mladfkd, 21OO Ashland Ave.
" nedeli, 10. dnora "Tri
PAM ma Byte" divadlo sehraje
Ochotnicky Spolek Osady sv.
Vaclava.
" ned6li, 10. 1nora 5Oti-
let6 vyroci Sboru Ceske zeny
. D1vky {. 1O7 J. c. D., Curtis
Bay.
= V nedeli, 26. dnora Bull
Roast a Jaternicove Hody" po-
fada I. Cesky Dem. Klub Z.
wardy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Nemci zadajf lidove hlasovani
" Saarsku.

Bonn, Nemecko. = Jakob
Kaiser, ministr pro nemeckou
unifikaci v zapadonemecke VIA
de vznesl pozadavek. ably bylo
v Saarske uhelne panvi kona-
no lidove hlasovan1 o tom, IDA
tato oblast spravovana nyn1 au-
tonomnf vladou pod francouz-
skym vrchn1m dohledem ma
byt pTipojena k Nemecku nebo
k Francii.
Kaiser rekl, re je nesmysitel-
no, re by Nemecko bylo We veci
Saarska opet postaveno pred
nejake hotove rozhodnut1, aniz
by obyvatelstvo Saarska melo
NIT prava do resent teto veci
zasahnout. K tomuto projevu
nemeckeho ministra dochaz1 v
dobe, kdy francouzska vlada o.
znamila, re sc v bl1zke budouc-
nosti seide francouzsky zahra-
nicni ministr Schuman S presi-
dentem autonomnf saarske Via
dy, ably sjednal blizsi hospodaf-
skou a financn1 spolupraci me-
ri Francif a Saarskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
LEHKA HADANKA.
H. Sharpf:

Kamenne lezela Stink We We
eernfm slunci. Tajuplne hlede-
la do dali: pred jej1m zrakem
defilovala tis1cileti. "a nichz
lidstvo nijak nezmoudrelo.
Vsetecne jsem Sc k nj prito-
Gil a laskovne il stfpl do ocasu,
eco cheese" ozvala Sc hlu-
bokym hlasem a obratila sc Ike
mne S pohledem ne prave pfa-
telskym.
Ma okamzik jsem Sc ulekl, a.
lie pax jsem podlehl zachvatu
domyslive ctizadosti a odpove.
del jsem: "Chtel bych sc poku.
sit, IDA rozlustfm tive hadan-
ky"
NE hadanky jsou nerozlus-
lifeline. DGkladne 81 rozmyslt
sve pranf: Wis prece, re musfs
zemTft, neuhodnes-li."
"To je jedno. Pokusfm se.'
Stink sc ma mne zahledels
ocima plnyma nelibosti a Fanny.
slila Sc. Vedel jsem, re mne
da hadanku, jez nebude NIT re.
SEM. Nebot v tom spociva "a.
hadnost vecneho zenstvf, re re.
ny nam stale kladou otazky, ne
nez samy nemajf odpoved. Tt
patti k nejvetsfm z jejich kou.
eel.
"Poslys tedy," p%romluvila o.
pet kamenna bytost, vztahujfC
90 mne uz pTedem sye drapy
eco je to: je to spicate, je to o.
BILE, je to vysoke, je to mike, je
to Stroke. je to uzkt
lie to velike. je to male" vypad.
isem il do reci, nemaje ami pc.
tuchy, CO by to mohlo byt.
"Spravne," prikyval Stink pc.
chva1ne, "je to sikme, je to row.
ne $50"
"Je to v predu vyssi nez v "a.
du a v zadu vyssf nez v predu".
pomahal jsem il. "Nema to to-
dy zadny urcity tvar."
"Ma to tislc tvarG a prece
jen jeden," o~dpovedela Stink.
"To je mne opravdu zaha-
dou," doznal isem upT1mne.
"Je to zahada a neni to zaha-
da, pasta Sc Stink ma me bez-
radosti, "a ackoli to nenf mic
noveho, je to vzdy novinkou.'
"Boze m1j, co to jen niue
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
v z P 0 M [ N K A il.
625 N. MONTFORD AVENUE
BALTIMORE S, MD.

Dne IA. ledna Dude tomu IL
rokd kdy mas navzdy opustil
mas milovany syn, bratr a man
Eel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Moralka ~namornictva.

Je vseobecne uznavano, re 81
novy SET namoTnfch operacf adj
miral Sherman umel zfskat re-
-spekt mezi admiralty. Prevail
ma vetsina namornich dIstojn1-
XII souhlasf S tim, re je nyni
znacne v6tsf pozornost venova-
ma ponorkove a protiponorkove
zbrani.
Take tajemnfk namornictva
Matthews sc umel uplatnit, ]
kdyz neni zadnym odbornfkem
Ukazal Sc byt tvrdym pracov-
nikem. ktery mic ma slepo ne
podepisuje a prostuduje d1-
kladne kazde rozhodnut1. Du-
stojnfci kterf S MIN spolupracu-
il nyni vi, re must nit d1klad-
ne pripravenou kazdou vec, KITE
rou Matthewsovi pfedlozf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
"
FEATURE
FINISH MATCHES.

Pro pristf 1tery, dine II. led
ma Mr.. Ed Contos poTadatel
krfzkovych zapasn v Coliseum
pripravil velice zajimavy pro-
gram ma nemz ucast brati bu-
dou vynikajfcl zapasnlci.
Prvni Zapas.
MIGUEL Torres, 237 ID. .(Cham-
pion of Mexico) VS.. Ace Free
man, PIP ID. z Bronx, N. Y.
V hlavn1m zapase ktery ur-
cen jest ma dobu 1 hodiny aneb
1 porazky 1cinkujl:
The Great Togo, 215 10.
champion Of All Asia, Korea)
VS.. Ivan Komaroff, 228. ID. z
New Haven, Conn. (Russian-
American).
ZVLASTNf ATRAKCE
ZAPAS zen
Miss Dot Dotson, 152 Id. z
Fla. VS.. June Byers,
148 ID. z Houston, Texas.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu l hodiny aneb l porazky.
ZAPAS DVOJIC.
Tiny Mills, 265 Id. z Edmon-
ston Alberta, Canada a Jack
Kelly, 225 ID. (The Flying /
rishman) z Atlanta, Ga. utkajf
Sc S Tony Martinelli, 218 ID.
Gtalian Starr a Dick Trout,
PIP ID. z Carbonate, I'll.
Vftezi ziskati must 2 v1tez-
stvf re 3 utkan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13

byt? vzdychl jsem. "Cemu to
slouzf?"
"Slouzf to krase prave tax ia
ko osklivosti."
"Tyka Sc to muze nebo ze-
ny?"
"Tyka Sc to vyhradne zeny
= prave tax jake muze."
"To je opravdu k zblazne-
nil" zaupel jsem.
"Cfm blaznivejsf to je," tyr
dila Stink. "t1m vic sc tim "a
byvajf nejchytfejsf hlavy."
V duchu jsem Sc uz vidal.
Mil zivot byl ztracen.
Prave kdyz jsem chtel doznat
svou porazku, zahledl jsem,
jak stezkou v pousti k nam pfi-
chazi jakasi domoroda kraska
s nevyslovne groteskni pokryv-
kou halvy.
"Pockat, uz to manu-" zvolal
jsem. "Tato zahadna vec vsech
velikostf, barev a nejblaznivej-
SIGH vtaru je moderni damsky
klobouk!"
Stink Sc zamracila, zklama-
ne stahla zpet sve spary a mic
XIV sc op6t ponorila do sve ka-
meme dGstojnosti. Nez .isem
odesel, jeste jednou jsem il las
kovne St1pl do ocasu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13

doplnene hospodarskou zpra-
YOU, poskytlo presidentovi pfi-
lezitost, ably o jednou vice O.
pakoval sv1j -vladnf, program.
Pan Truman Sc pri tom donna
hal opetne uzakonenf Branna-
nova farmarskeho planu, roz-
sfTeni socialniho ~pojisteni, "a
vedeni zdravotniho ~pojisteni a
provedeni programu ku zajis-
tent civilnfch pray. V hospo-
darske zprave pax vylicil zej-
mena obrovske roznosti anne
rickeho hospodarstvi do budou-
cha a vznesl pozadavek, ably v
'etosnim roce byl rozmnozen
pocet pracovnich mist o 2 mi
liony ma 81 miliond.
Ma poll zahranicni politiky
ze pan Truman omezil ma pou-
kaz k dspechGm, jakych bylo
dosazeno pri z~astaveni %postupu
komunismu v zapadnf Europe
a zejmena v Recku. V dusled-
ku toho pax vznesl pozadavek
ably nebyl Marshalluv plan brz-
den prilisnym omezenim finan-
enfch prostredkG, avsak Mama
Gil, re vlada samotna navrhne
pro tento 1cel letos znacne men
81 castku nez v roce minulem.
Co do danf pan Truman pro-
hlasil, re by melo byt pfikro-
ceno k jistym upravam, poole
nichz by mely byt odstraneny
iiste nespravedlnosti nynejsl
danove 1pravy a domahal Sc
mensfho zvysen1 danovych pflJ-
mt. Ma Sc "a to, re vlada sauna
navrhne bud zrusenf nebo snl-
zenf nekterych valecnych da-
novych prirazek. jakoz i neja-
Ike zvysenf korporacn1 dane.
Zpravy presidenta narazily
ma znacnou kritiku republika-
MI, ktere nelze odepfit jistou
opravnenost, prihlfzi-li Sc. k to-
mu, re president cinf radu do
poruceni O nichz vi, re jejich
provedenf ie nasledkem rozpoc-
tovych obt1zf nemozne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13

Den II. ledna venujeme I've pamatce!
BARBORA HOFMEISTER, BOzENA RfH
a MARIE ROKOS, dcery
RAN a MARIE KLEcKA, bratr a svakrova
a ostatni pTibuzenstvo zde a v c. S. r.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Svedsko vyrabi jetova letadla
ma bszicim pasu.

New York. - Svedsko pTi-
stoupilo k hromadne vyrobe je-
tovych valecnych letadel a v
techto dnech byla vyr1zena OBJ
jednavka 500 letadel pro sved-
ske letectvo. Tato letadla jsou
nejrychlejsf jez byla doposud
vyrobena ma bezfcim pasu. Jsou
oznacena J~295 Flying Bar
rel" a jsou opatfena motory
Ghost, jez jsou britskeho puvo-
du. Jejich rychlost lie 953 mil
"a hodinu a jsou vybavena Sc
daddy. z nichz niue byt letec
vymrsten z letadla a snest Sc k
zemi padakem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Byvaly osobni tajemnik presi.
denta BeneSe zatcen.

New York. = Poole zpravy
francouzske tiskove agentury
komunisti zatkli v ~poslednlch
dnech byvaleho slovenskeho O.
sobnfho tajemnika presidenta
DIR. Benese, DIR. Jana Belanske-
no. Dosud komunisticka poll
Gle zavrela i ostatn1 Benesovy
tajemn1ky dr.. Jana Jinu, poll
tickeho referenta a DIR. Vaclava
Sykoru, druheho osobnfho ia
jemn1ka Benesova.
Zatceny DIR. j. Belansky ko-
nal tajemnickou funkci jeste
kratce pred dnorovym komu-
nistickym pucem, pax Sc lecil
v tatranskem sanatoriu ma pill
chi neduh a pc puci Sc uz do
tajemnicke sluzby nevratil. Byl
pax zamestnan v 1Tadovne DIR.
Srobara.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Josef Klecka

a my vsichni postradame veil
&c Jeho drahou prftomnost. O.
DIESEL isl Cd mas mily otce a srd-
&c nase krvacl. Bolest sv1ra ma
Sc srdce pr vzpomfnce re jiz
nikdy vice nepohledneme V mi
lou Tvoj1 tvar, v nfz zobrazena
byla vsechna laska, jake milu-
j1c1 otec jest schopen. Pustym
jest domov mas bez Tebe, dra-
by otce mas jez laskou svou isl
ozaToval domac1 krb mas, jez v
dobrote srdce sv6ho isl laska-
We pom1jel chyby nase a las
kou svou oslazoval isl chv1le
naseho pobytu v bllzkosti I've.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
VZpOminka.

Is. ledna je pro mas smutnym vyroc1m, neb tomu
budou 8 roxy, kdy ne1prosnou smrtf byla vyrvana z ma
seho stfedu a yydechla svoji slechetnou dust milovana
manzelka, draha maminka, tchyne a babicka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
so lidi podlehlo vedru
" Australia.

Sydney, Australia. = Til O.
soby zemrely a GA jinych ochu-
ravelo nasledkem vedra, jez SUI
zuje mesto Sydney sokol1m v
Australia, ktera jest prave u
prostTed sveho leta. Patecnf te-
plota dosahla 1O2 stupne, re-
kordn1 WISE We ctyfech letech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-01-13
Anton1n LeheCka

a nyni odpoc1va v pokoji ma
hrbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Oci I've Sc navzdy zavrely,
IDA v srdci Sc rama kdy zacell?
Odesel's nam ma vzdy,
O jaky zal,
CO bylo nejdrazsf, to osud wal.
V pamatku hrob TvGj
zdob1me kvlt1m,
vzpomfnka svata kraci naslm
z1t1m.
K ucten1 I've pamatky venujl:
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Dne II. ledna Dude tomu jiz
"a rok1 co cd mas odesel mas
draze milovany otec, bratr,
tchan, Svakr a d6decek
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Hats Off to Lynn Waldorf
CoIifornio's Impressive Win
Earns Leohy's Top Salute

in their history. Looking at their
impressive schedules. we realize
what fine achievement this is,
and our belated congratulations
go to Coaches Jordan Oliver of
Loyola and Bill Leckonby at LIE.
high. Theirs is job we'll done.
Well, Notre Dame is now on its
longest winning streak of the sea-
son. A few losses certainly make
a person appreciate victory much
more. OF course. the win was
very pleasing to us, but the work.
manlike manner in which the boys
went about it pleased us even
more. Our running game func-
toned effectively to give us a
we'll balanced attack as Bob Will
liams hit on 13 of % passes for a
.545 percentage.
Pittsburgh had an extremely
potent passing attack that kept
us on edge all afternoon. Prior
to the game our scouts had in
formed us that the Panthers
scored % points in the final
quarter against Northwestern. So,
when their passing attack was
clicking to the tune of 10 in Is
attempts for an amazing .760 per-
centage, you can imagine how
happy we were when the final
gun went off.
It was not an outstanding game
from any standpoint, but I do
believe that one of the vital fac
tors in the Notre Dame victory
was the manner in which our
defense performed against Pitts
running game. It is true that our
pass defense left something to be
desired, but when a small-yardage
situation arose and Pitt could not
gamble on throwing the ball, we
stopped the assault.
To the boys who play defensive
football for Notre Dame, we are
very appreciative. They don't
make the headlines, but they save
the games. lads like Bill Gay,
whose injured heel has slowed
him up on offense, have done
much to bring Notre Danes sea-
son average above 500.
(McNaught syndieate.)
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Hickey Delays Action
Until He Finishes
Talks With Meyer
BY the Associoied Press

PITT S B UR G H, Nov. 13.-
Branch Hickey, Pirates. boss ush-
cred Manager Bill Meyer into
Rickey's new Office at Forbes Field
today with a promise that the
Pittsburgh field job is Meyers
until their talks are completed.
Meyer was summoned here
from his home at Knoxville,
Tenn. to talk over the managerial
situation with Hickey, who took
over the Pirates reins last week.
There has been much specula-
tion that Meyer will be paid off
for the remaining year of his
SAC, ,000-a-year contract.
hickey declared today. .
"Nobody-including Lou Bou-
dreau-is being given any con-
sideration as manager of the
Pittsburgh club at the present
time. And that will be the situa-
ton until after I have talked with
Bill"
Dopesters around Forbes Field
have figured that Boudreau, fired
last week as Cleveland manager
would take over at Pittsburgh
with Meyer going to Indianapolis
At Indianapolis Meyer would re.
place AL Lopez, who got Bou.
dreau'S Job.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
Neole Hopes Redskins Profit
By His Miscues With Browns

Coach Grassy Neale of the
Eagles hopes the Redskins profit
enough by the mistakes his team
made in Philadelphia's first game
with Cleveland Browns to win at
least one of their two games with
the pace-making Clevelanders.
The Redskins invade the Browns
bailiwick Sunday and wind up the
season against them at Griffith
Stadium December 10. A split
would enhance the Eagles chances
of getting into the championship
play-off. :
"I tried to cover Dub Jones with
one man and you can't do il" said
Neale. referring to the Eagles first
game with the Browns. you've
got to know how to play Mac
Speedie, too, but think I've got
the system to do it.
Cleveland has a great quar-
terback and passer In Otto
Graham" the veteran coach con-
tinued. ANY team that hopes to
beat the Browns must stop
Graham's passes. You can give
'em all the yardage they make on
the ground-that won't hurt you
and you've got to concede the
short passes. but don't let Jones
or Speedie get loose on the long
ones"
Neale bemoans the fact that the
schedule favors the Browns In the
Conference. Cleveland
has only the two games with the
Redskins, and one with the Eagles.
On the other hand, the Eagles