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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-28
ARO(JT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

day for a visit in the home OF
Mrs. Letha Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Herlocker
and daughter, Jodana, spent the
holidays in Albemarle with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis HARRISON
and children visited her mother:
Mrs Elma Purdie, at White Oak
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Floyd and
daughter, Mary Jane, visited in
Fairmont Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fipps and
daughter, Sueann, of Whiteville
spent Easter Day with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Fipps,
ST..
Bill Ratteree of U. N. G.
Chapel Hill spent the holidays
here with Mrs. Ratteree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hips and
son, Warren, spent the weekend
in Kannapolis with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Hipps.
Miss Lucille Wright, member
of the Leaksville School faculty
Draper spent the Easter holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Wright.
Mrs. Bill Poison spent last
week in Florence with relatives
The Polson's recent new corners
TO Tabor City, reside at the Mrs
Bessie Stanley apartments. Mr.
Poison is associated with the
Tabor City Tribune.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Horace carter
and children Linda and Rusty
spent the weekend in Albemarle
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo F. Thomp
kins and daughter, Frances
Keith, of Conway visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Ward
Sunday.
Mrs. Linton Wynne of Ander'
son is visiting in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. o. Jackson, Jr'
Miss Caroline Jackson of Mere
dith College and Sam Jackson OF
PIC, Maxton, spent the Easter
holidays her with their parents
MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Jackson.
Miss Jane Parham of Cocker
College and Lester Parham Of
U. N. c., Chapel Hill spent the
holidays with their parents, MIR
and Mrs. L. S. Phrhanl.
Mrs. Carl HARRISON of Char
lotte was the weekend guest OF
Mrs. Irene Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craven Branch
of Wilmington were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. V. Beck
Mrs. Frances Cox returned
from Winston Salem Saturda!
where she received treatment
through the hospital there. She
was accompanied by her daugh
ter Mrs. Davis Hardee, and Mr.
Hardee of Winston Salem.
Mrs. Venoy Stephens, Mrs. R
F. Mccormick, Mrs. D. M. Prid
gen and Leon Pridgen were visit
ors in Florence Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. G. Dameror
and sons, Richard and Frank
visited at her home in Goats
Sunday.
C. H. HARRISON is confined to
his home on account of illness.
He has visiting him this week
his daughter, Mrs. D. M. Currie
and granddaughter, Miss Thelme
Currie, of Lebanon.
Richard, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Grover Hardee, is i'll with
mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Fonvlelle:
Mrs. J. ]. Hodges and Mrs. Reece
Burroughs attended the funeral
of w. A. Thomas in Chadbourn
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Thomas
was District Grand Patron OF the
Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star.
Mrs. D. F. McGougan spent the
weekend in Columbia with Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce McGougan.
F. L. Fipps, Jr. of Fit. BelVolr.
Va. spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Fipps
Sr.
Miss Millicent Simon, student
at w. c. U. N. c., is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Simon.
Bermey Stephens is i'll at his
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-28
w n JACKSON III

Mr. and Mrs. Wister 0. Jack
son, Jr. announce the birth of a
son, Wister o. Jackson, III, Fri.
day, March Is, weighing eight
pounds and ten ounces, James
Walker Memorial hospital, Will
mington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-28
Girls To Attend
Church Service

The Rainbow Girls will attend
the services at the Mount Tabor
Baptist Church in a body at the
II o'clock service Sunday morn
ing, Mrs. Reece Burroughs
Mother Advisor announced. The
Advisory Board will accompany
the girls.
The Rainbow Girls attend
church in body one Sunday dur
ing each year in observance of
Founders Day, Mrs. Burroughs
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-28

In the year 1850, church mem-
bership in the United States
reached a record breaking total
of more than S5.705, GOO That's
8 record two ways - both in
numbers and percentage wise. 1t
amounts to approximately so per
cent of the total population.
And il IS q gain Of close to three
per cent over the levels of 1919.
These figures We're revealed by
the Christian Herald magazine.
which makes the only comprehen-
sive regular survey Of church
membership in the country. Ac-
cording TO the magazine. the ma
Jor faiths continue in about the
same proportion 10 each other.
The Protestants are in a COM
manding lead with total of Just
over so million members-5S and
half per cent of all members.
Roman Catholics are next with 80
percent--s total of about 2S and
a half million commandments.
Jewish congregations gave no
new statistics for 1850, bat their
count is listed at five million
slightly less than six per cent
Smaller religious groups account
for two and half per cent, to-
gether,
The total gain in membership
for 1850 was two million, $50. 000.
The largest gains were registered
by the Southern Baptist church.
which increased its membership
by $4,000 in 1850. According to.
the Christian Herald, this deaom-
ination may be our largest in ten
more years.
At present the biggest Protes-
tant denomination is the Metho-
dist church. which has lust under
nine million members. The Chris
tian Herald editorializes that the
gains of 1850 are no more than
continuation Of even growth And
the magazine does not regard the
change as the result Of any large
scale turn to religion. But today
a perkcent of the population does
not belong to any church. Fifty
years ago, SIS per cent were non
members.
The new revised standard
version Of the Bible soon will
60 to the presses-and the first
printing will total almost one mill
lion copies. This is said to DC the
biggest undertaking in book pub
fishing history
The initial order placed by
Thomas Nelson ana Sons, publish
ers, is the biggest printing order
ever placed for . fnll-Siaed book
The retail value is put at more
than five million dollars, but the
cost of a single copy has not been
revealed
The revised standard Bible is
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LOCAL. ANGLERS

Continue XII 4 isifn Fkke
they could cargo, TIE party spent
Thursday morning and AFTERNOON
collecting coral, sea fans and big
Queen Conch shells, Renna said
they got four kinds of coral
which is brownish underSea but
bleacheS out to a striking white
when exposed to the sunlight.
The men swan under water
wearing goggles for their collect
ing. but did no spearfishing. With
500 pounds Of fish already caught
that would have been another
case of bringing Goals 10 New
castle"
Friday was fish day, in diff
ferent way. The party iced down
the last Of the catch after cleans
ing and prepared for the return
cruise, They left Dry Tortugas at
Is am. Friday
Renna said they had TO skirt
around half a dozen turbulent
squalls. but they took time to
look al the Little MarQueSas,
which as Renna said. ARE among
the most beautiful atolls in the
world"
They watched birds at the
sanctuaries nesting and in flight,
lnarveling al the way enormous
flocks spiral up TO float along on
the upper thermal currents of
aIr. Its like watching swirl Of
smoke on the horizon. Renna
said in a vivid description OF the
heron. crane and egret fowl.
They fly up in water spout form
alton. It's q magnificent sight.
On the next jaunt, the party
plan to take two beats. one large,
one small. so that their wives
may enjoy the trip too.
Far be it from me 20 raise an
issue, but in that case, who is
going 20 get the job Of cleaning
all the flshs HnmsnaY
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~ THE CtRCGIT C0IRT 0E THE
SfXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRtt VT
oF the STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AM ron MONROE COUNTY.
CHANgERY CASE No. 1851
INEZ RUSSELL. CGMBEE.
Complainant
vs. ntE0RCE
HARRY Ct'MREE
Defendant
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The
WEAIhkkMAN
Says
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today thru Sunday with
little change IN temperature.
Scattered showers or thunder
storms in the area. Gentle To
moderate variable winds, freshen-
ing near showers,
Florida; Partly cloudy. scatter
ed showers and thunderStorms on
the lower East coast and in sx-
IRENE south portion and widely
scattered thundarshowers mostly
in the afternoons elsewhere to-
day and Sunday. Little change in
temperature.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Gentle variable winds over north
portion and gentle to moderate
east and southeast winds over
south portion today and Sunday.
Partly cloudy over north portion
and local afternoon thunderstorm
ers in south portion.
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CEASE-FIRE

CONTINUED On Page Sevens
high ground on the eastern front.
Along the rest OF the battle line.
the only action has been some
light skirmishing
In the air, American B-29's
blasted a west coast supply port
and hit a bridge on the east
caast.
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s35o.00o SUIT is

Continued From Page Onel
ed BY the impact Of the plano
snte the waters Of the Gulf
He demands trial by jury
against Compania Cubs, Inc. and
Pan American Always. Incorp
an this second count
f. Fl P. Brigham Of Miami IS
attorney Tor the plaintiff
This is the second suit against
the commercial airline brought
about through the crash which
COS, the lives of - people last
April
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-28

Weather Summary For The
Tropical Atlantic. Caribbean Sea
Area And The Eastern Gulf Of
Mexico:
The slight easterly wave that
extended from the Bahamas into
the western Caribbean yesterday
has almost dissipated today.
Weather and winds are about
normal in the area.
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SUMMER TOURISTS
Continues fron Pag1 Opel

gContinuets from Psg@ Opel
force to a considerable extent,
compared to former years
s The State totals geld sous in
ans slows Iisa.lI;ssissSse )
'3slsnts d ssSng JGlv 1870 Were
$90, 900 under payments in 1850
and $4,000 less than il 1919,
Barnes said.
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33Trailers For Sale

THREE room house trailer. g.
10 aluminium room. Can be seen
between 8 AM to 6 PM, Jimmys
Drive-Inn, 5th and Flagler
july27-6t
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
50Legal Notices
NoTIcE oP MEETING
81

NOTICE OF MEETING
Notice Is hereby given 10 whom
il may concern that meeting Of
the Monroe County Anti Mosquito
District VIII he held in the Monroe
County Court House at Key West.
Florida on the 3iSt day of July,
1881 al O'Clock pm far the pnr-
pose Of organizing and conducting
The necessary business.
Dated al Kew West. Florida THIS
goth dsy az JULY. A. - f95l
CHESTER F. TINffT. Err
NEII. SAUNDERS
ALBERT MOEILGR
Members OF the Board Of Com
miSsiourrs Of The Monroe County
Anti Mosquito District.
lgl2l- 2S.la51
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-28

Officials Of the United Luther
an church in America announced
during the week that stewardship
offerings during 1850 came TO 3
total Of nearly So million dollars
contributed by the two million
members OF the Lutheran church.
The church also reports that
giving in the first half 1T 1851
is four per cent ahead Of the
same period last year
According 70 church officials.
emphasis on the practice Of tiIh-
ing 10 the church has helped %
increase the fund Tithiug is the
practice of giving enc tenth Of
all income to the church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-28
Tomorrow's Almanac
'ides

600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height OF
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda
sbridgel oh l0m so II.
No Name Key
least endl - 2h 2am
Boca Chica
SANDY Pt.l oh a0m
Csldes Channel
north endl az Oh ION
! q. ll.sss iii. \ !; II.
slsssa sslsss, siSes sons
TO Be sahtrarsed,
Il Plus ssshs Corrections 10
be added.
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a7--PropersY Wanted

WANT TO BUY from owner
three bedroom home in de-
sSrable neighborhood. Must be IN
All order and priced right Box
ia 40 C,ltiren. iuly2S-i2t
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NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
To, HARRY CIfMREE,
@fo Herman Cnmbee,
100 Alexander street.
Charleston. South Carolina.
Ypt ARE. HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED to serve a copy
Of your Answer 10 the Complaint
for pivorce on the complainant
Attorney, ana to file the original
Answer ia the office of the Clerk
II the Circuit Court on or before
August goth, \. y. 1851, in the above
entitled cause. otherwise the ali"-
cations therein viii bee taken as
confessed,
Done AND ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County, Florida, this
goth day of duly, A, u, 1851
4CiEruit Court
Ssai Earl Il. ADAMS,
clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County Florida
KS Kathleen N0ttare,
Deputy Clerk,
ALLAN r. CI.EARE, jR-,
Attorney for Complainant.
E0s Whitehead Street,
Key West, Florida,
jul2i~2S;aagS IL, 1851
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-28

The streets OF the ancient city
OF Krakow, Poland. were crowd
ed last Thursdsy-y citizens pay
ing tribute 10 the late Cardinal
SapieRa, Archbishop of Krakow.
Cardinal Sapiena died early in the
week at the age Of 81 And the
crowds turned out 80 file through
the Franciscan church, where the
body lay in state for two DAYS. II
is believed that 100000 or more
passed the Cardinals bier.
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36A-Trucks For Sale

1919 FORD panel truck, s cylin-
der, low mileage Excellent
condition Price $l05000. Call
l589-XW between 8 Am. and .
Pm. july27-2t
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l ~ and Female Help
Wanted


WE ARE looking for an agent
urn or individual TO renre-
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NE manufacture a desperately
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essential for every home Tais :
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YOU WILL BE IN YOUR OWN
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recommendation.
NO cANVASsING. You would he
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m your territory Applicants must
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ambitious and financially re-
sponslble. Age no handicap.
Write in detail to Sales Manager.
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July2s- II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-28

Last week eight japanese Budd-
hist and Shinto leaders met fnl
two days with officials of the Ma
ti0nal Council Of Churches of
Christ.
This is the first such conference
with religious leaders from Janan.
who are visiting the United States
under the Arnay's program for the
exchange of persons
The idea is TO give the Japan
eSe some know ledge Of American
democratic and cultural processes.
The fundamental goal was stated
in an address during the confer
eRce by DR.. Roswell Barnes. ex-
ecahve director II the division nf
Christian Life and Work. He said.
Nations viii not live together
in peace until the people If each
nation have a feeling 81 conf
dence and friendship one for an
other,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-28

AT Bonn, Germany the famous
Pastor Niemoeller said Thursday
night that the Germans of east
and west will never be brought
to fight each other Pastor Me
moeller, celebrated opponent Of
Hitler, told a group Of 1900 stu
dents IL would be absurd 10 try
to rescue the Germans now in the
Russian zone.
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Religious News


the result Of II years Of work BY
ia group OF 81 scholars They rep
resented more than 20 major de-
nominations now under the Ma
tional Council Of Churches,
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2, q ton Fords, g canopy body.
One 6 cylinder, one VS.. $650.00
each Can arrange terms and can
be seen at Adams Dairy Phone
455. july27-3t
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l7--personal Services

PEREZ's BARBER SHOP. 800
Duval St. Modern sanitary, cool.
Popular prices, courteous service
Juiyl9-24ts
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Key West, Fla, July %. 1851
Observations taken at City Office.
$500 AN. EST
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N THE CIRCJTT COURT OF THE
SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE cot NTT.
IN CHANCERY.
Case "a. I2-S52
ALBERT e. H0YT
Complainant
rs nEV0RCE
FRANCES T.. HoYT,
Defendant
NOTICE
To; Frances T.. lioyt
T. o. Box 81
East Greenwich, Rhode Island
YOIf ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that y0u are required 10 serve q
copy of YOUR answer 10 the Com
plainant'S Complaint on the Com
pia i3aut's Attorney and file rhe
original answer ia the office nj the
CLERK uf the Circuit court on or
before the 18th day Of August 1851,
otherwise iht allegations in said
Complaint viii he taken as ron~
entered against you.
none This thirteenth day nf July.
1851
tsEA1.) Earl. r.. ADAMS.
Clerk Anf the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida. --
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk
PAUL. = SAWYER.
solicitor for Complainant,
5l7lk Whitehead Street,
Key West Florida.
july 1881 ZS;aug {. laat
Evening star., 1951-10-22
LouBoueau Named Red Sox Manager Steve Oe
Signs for Two Years;
Replaced Pilot Gets
Farm System Job
sy the Associated Pres.

BOSTON. Oct. 22.-Lou Bou-
dreau today was signed to a two
year contract as non-playing man
ager of the Boston Red Sox and
promptly told newsmen, "Ill trade
anybody on the club-and that
goes for Ted Williams-if the deal
will strengthen u.s."
The appointment Of the "a
year-old former Cleveland man.
ager as successor to Steve O'Neill
his one-time mentor, had been
rumored since before the season
ended and became a virtual GER
tainty after the Red Sox finished
third in back of the New York
Yankees and Cleveland in the
American League.
O'Neill. who was a coach al
Cleveland when Boudreau led the
Indians to the world champion
ship in 1948. will continue in the
Red Sox organizations farm sys-
tenn, it was announced.
May Get $65,000 a Year.
Boudreau. who arrived in town
this morning after testifying last
week before a congressional COM
mittee investigating baseball, is
expected to receive a salary of at
least as much as $65.000 a year
While the Red Sox never divulge
salaries. it was reported Boudreau
came to Boston after the 1850
season for about $4,000 for two
seasons. This figure became known
Evening star., 1951-10-22

after Clark Griffith, owner of the
Washington Senators. said he hac
Offered Lou $4,000 for one season
Boudreau, describing catching
as the Red Sox's No. l problem
made his remark about Williams
apparently in anticipation Of
questions. He intimated any other
club would have to give a grea,
deal to obtain the Sox lanky
slugger.
Such as the Browns Nee
Carver and Sherm Lollar?" g
baseball writer suggested. But
Boudreau did not reply.
Great Season in 1948.
Boudrean enjoyed his greatest
season in 1948 when he batted .35s
land became the American League.
most valuable player while direct
ling the Indians to the pennant
Cleveland won the flag after beat.
ing the Red Sox in the American
Leagues only playoff and went
on to whip the Boston Braves ir
the World Series.
Boudreau worked hard last win
ter and spring to get himself into
condition to play in the Red So,
Iinfield, but suffered broker
hand and other injuries which
kept him out Of the lineup fol
much of the season.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
DiMoeeios Hit Homers
As Jups Are SheIIucked
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, Oct. 22.-The DiMaggio
brothers, Joe and Dom. hit home
runs and led the touring American
baseball All-Stars to a Ito vic
tory over the Mainichi Orions
yesterday. About 10000 fans
watched the game in a light
Idrizzle.
Gen. and Mrs. Matthew B.
IRidgway saw the game. Mrs,
Ridgway, threw out the first ball.
Johnny Price. baseball come
dian with the All-Stars, put too
much enthusiasm into his act be-
fore the game and injured his
elbow.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
Louis and Marciano
Sharp in Workouts
BY the Associoted Press

POMPTON LAKES, N. j., Oct
22.-Joe Louis went through q
hard four-round sparring session
yesterday which practically com.
pleted his boxing in preparation
for his 10-round fight with Rocky
Marciano of Brockton. Mass. al
Madison Square Garden Friday
night.
Five hundred fans saw the
workout. in which Louis banged
Polly Smith of Bermuda around
the ring for two rounds with 8
terrific left jab and straight right.
hand punches.
Elkins Brothers of Washington
gave Louis a bit of trouble in thu
first round, hitting Joe with a few
right hand shots, but in the sec.
ond round. Louis also hae
Brothers bleeding.
Louis. who appeared on edg,
and in excellent condition, will la,
OH today and complete his worl
with a light four-round boxins
session tomorrow.
GREENWOOD LAKE, NJ Y,
Oct. % (R.-Rocky Marciano, un
beaten in his 81 fights, was fount
to be in excellent condition yester.
day before he boxed four round
in preparation for his fight will
Joe Louis Friday night.
I've examined Marciano befor,
and never have seen him in sucf
fine condition." said DR.. Vincen
Nardiello, New York Athletic Com.
mission physician. Hes at hi,
peak"
Evening star., 1951-10-22

down that bothered some of the Maryland fans but Tatum
defended that the remark he's been making for
He doesn't know what his puners do the
pressure of fourth boot One of these days he's going
to have to find out.
MARYLAND HAD KICKED only eight times in three games
Sophomore Fred Hener had 43yard average
and Bernie Faoney another sophomore had 316 for three
Faloneys average kicked goal
from 81 yards against Georgia. and of received
credit for only 11-yard kick
With the Terps having easily Washington and
Lee George Washington and Georgia nothing at stake
any previous kicks neither Hener Faoney
had kicked under pressure varsity game
Tatum didn't want them to start against North Carolina
1t understandable that Tatum playing safe with
touchdown lead He not only skeptca of his punters
under pressure but he had great faith in Marylands sharp
defense the respect for the the field
Carl Grey snavely.
COACH WAS SAYING in the press box before the game
that coaches, well as players, freeze up
This is the big Tatum" the coach said. "Jm
played under snaVe coached under him. and coached against
him. but has beaten him. He knows what snavey
do when he points for Sure Carolina plays Texas,
Tennessee Notre Duke but they won't up
for any game on their schedule than this one.
If Maryland gets off to fast lead like Maryland" the
coach said "If it's close late in the game like
Snavey 1t close late in the game about close
the script call for but Tatum through nicely
Jim said later that the only time Carolina actually crossed
him up when Maryland yards
four plays without losing the ball hoped they'd that
defense all the way" Jim said with laugh "but after
scored touchdown they pulled out of it."
The Tar Heels showed that they fully Of the
broken bone in Bob Wards right hand Any play that went
Ward went his right The Terps l-Ameca guard
slowing down. his hand in partial
cast he couldn't stop them His hand would slip away
couldn't apply any pressure
TATUM AND HIS ASSISTANTS are the most defense
minded coaches we've encountered in time The fellow
they talking about the John Aderton
fnsve right end whose value Tatum first realized in movies
of scrimmage The 75pound Alderton the coaches
choice of the star of the Carolina game
Saturday big day for Maryland couldn't be
pinned down. but in his heart the Carolina victory probably
meant to Tatum than last years triumph Michigan
State the victory Navy the stadium dedication
Taum had just let down and started enjoy reception
in his somebody mentioned Virginia
scored 80 points that day. "It against little
another added.
II don't who it against If they scored SO points
they be- tough when play en-" Tatum added The
Mountaneers five weeks away but holiday