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fTATTTFSntmG AMKPTfAW Tuesday, February 18, 194? SIX Mississippi college on top M-M. FINALS Scouts character building and citi7.ruf.hip training program. Many new scout units are needed to fill the demands boys are making for scouting. R. 8.

Rouse. Scout executive for the Pine Burr Area council, will be the course Instructor. He will be assisted by J. II. Potter and L.

V. Kilman. commissioners. ZIV TAKES HELD TODAT GRAND JUNCTION, FVb. jg.U'fThe brilliant quail-stalk Second Intramural Show Wednesday at MSC The second In a aeriea nf intra.

SPORTS ANHIYERSARY; Today a Year Ago Danny Oar-della, released by New York Giant after dispute with Secretary Eddi Brar.nlck, signed to play in Mexican Baeball league. Three Years Ago Tippy Larkln, and his manager, Angelo Pucci, suspended Indefinitely by Massachusetts Boxing for falling to fulfill contrsct for bout. five Years Ago Hal Trosky, Cleveland first baseman, announced retirement from baseball because of chronic migraine headaches. SOUTipiERS Nose Out Choctawi; Play La. Tech Tonight Mississippi Southern basketball team, ahich aqueesed out a ln over the Mississippi College Choctaws here Monday night In a thrUl-packed home aesaon finsle, kit early today for Ruston, La to meet powerful Louisiana Tech to-Right.

Evans Raglsnd. former Mill-aps Major, returned to plague hit one time arch rival by arching long shot through the net with Jess than 30 seconds to play, giving the Southerner their slender margin of victory. Most of the eidtement was crowded into the aecond half. Southern having haf things pretty much IU own way In the first period. With lanky Webb Weathers withering the net under 10-fleld-goal barrage, the Southerner! Jumped off In front and at on time held a 13-polnt '7 ij i '7 iY ing setter, Mississippi Zev, was to take the field today In defense of his National Field Trials championship.

Zev. owned by Dr. W. R. Trapp of Tuscumbla was bracketed in the afternoon brace with Sacajawea, owned by Euclid Claussen of Au gusta, Ga.

THOMAS BACK TO GEORGIA ATHENS. Oa Peb. roll Thomas, former University of Georgia athlete and assistant coach, has returned to the Bulldogs athletic staff. Thomas, a star athlete at Georgia In 1938-37-38. was end coach at the Virginia Military Institute last year.

Before that he served as an assistant to Coach Wallace Butts at Georgia for four seasons. The first American corn starch factories began operation more than a century ago. Mow Thrt a m. nua timet on. si lur1r eii4 Sunday I P.

PETAL THEATRE Children 15e Adults 15 TODAY behind lhe WEDNESDAY Wednesday Night Is PAL NIGHT Tay One Admission And BltlNG A PAL I REE! On The Poreen JAMES STEWART ROSALIND RUSSELL 'Ho Time for Comedy1 7 am e-s a ai i noon on hole number eight. Be usrd a five iron. The ball rolled along a scraped on the sand green and went straight into the center of the cup. His medal score for tha round was 79. The hole-ln-one was King's first; he has been playing golf for the pajt four years.

King wss playing in a foursome Sunday. He and his partner, R. L. McGregor defeated Arthur Chapman and C. S.

Mar.gum 1 up la 18 holes. On Number 8, when King made his ace, Mangum's drive stopped only a fsot from the cup. Number 8 is a 135-yarder. Baseball Praclicc Opens ajtaulhern Baseball practice Is underway today at Mississippi Southern college, with the Southerners set to field their first team in many years. About 30 candidates reported to Coach Joe Stringfellow at Kamper park Monday for the opening workout.

A number of other men who are expected to prove among the best players In school are out for spring football practice and will not be available until around April 1. Present plans call for the South-erners to play their first game about March 28 or April 1, although Head Coach Reed Green still has a long way to go in rounding out his schedule. Definitely booked for games, but with several dates pending, are Southeastern Louisiana, Mississippi State, North Illinois State Teachers college, U. S. Merchant Marine academy of Pass Christian and Mississippi College.

Negotiations are underway for games with Alabama, Ole Miss, Louisiana State, Tulane, Spring Hill, Millsaps and other Southern college teams. In addition, games may be arranged with Meridian of the Southeastern league and other nearby professional teams. City League Play will be resumed tonight In the VMCA City league, with the American Legion taking on White Kitchen at 7 o'clock and Hercules meeting the Mississippi Southern Veterans at 8 o'clock at the Hattlesburg High school gym. The games are the first In the second round of the last half. They find Hercules on top with a still-perfect record.

White Kitchen In second place and the Veta third. On Wednesday night Hercules will Invade Jackson to meet the Jackson Lancers, formerly known as the Sanderites. Hercules whipped the Jackson team here several weeks ago. Tonight In Seven Sub-Regional Tourneyi final games tonight In seven sub-regional basketball tournaments In the Southeast region should throw a good deal of liKht on which teams may be considered as the principal contenders for the regional championship. Nobody will be eliminated In tonight's games, the losers advancing to this week end second set of sub-regional tourneys as No.

2 teams and the winners as No. 1 teams. In pairings for the next tournaments. No, I clubs will be matched in the first round against those rated No. 2, Schedule of games tonight, follows: At Oak Grove Olrls.

Tetal vs. Oak Drove. boys, Brooklyn vs. Oak Drove, At Collin Olrls. Salem vs.

Lone Star, 7 o'clock; boys, Salem vs. Collins, 8 o'clock. At Bas-'ifleld Olrls, Bawfleld vs. Improve, 8 o'clock; boys, Sumrall vs. Improve, 9 o'clock.

At Leskesvllle Olrls, Leakesvllle vs. McLaln, boys, Broome vs. McLain, 8:30. At Olade Olrls, Olsde vs. Laurel, 7 o'clock Sharon vs.

El-ttsvllle. 8 o'clock. At Raleigh Olrls, Raleigh vs. Somj, 7 o'clock: boys. Mlze vs.

White Oak, 8 o'clock. At Wsynesboro Olrls. Beat Four vs. State Line, 7 o'clock: boys, Waynesboro vs. Strengthford 8 o'clock.

Finals In the Beaumont tourna ment were played Saturday night, with Beaumont boys and girls com ing out as No. 1 teams and Runnels- town as No. 2. The girls game was decided by a flip of a coin after the teams had battled to a 40-40 tie. DESMOND KING NEW MEMBER OF HOLE III ONE CLUB Desmond King, of the Collins and King Insurance firm, is the newest member of the Hole-In-One- Club at the Hattlesburg Country club.

King shot an ace Sunday after- mm MfflRX II JUST 2 SECONDS ASPIRII1 I i lnth9handf METAL BOX) MAT. I5c-3fle NITE INC. TAX TODAY, WEDNESDAY it THURSDAY UNFORGETTABLE LOVE TEAM! 1r a Af As, I 1 oscai MOOT A AN Featurettea NOVELTOON PARAMOUNT NEWS Life After 40 Ii One Ache After Another Drink Mountain Valley Water Aa At) Aid la the Treatment of ARTHRITIS NEURITIS Don! neglect what may teem to be a trivial ache or pain and allow aenoua ailment to develop. Ask your doetor about this natural alkaline a to neutralize and eliminate the pain-causing toxins. Order a esse today.

MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER DISTRIBUTOR Ccncral Distributing Co. SM E. fine St Phene Vhlfo Rocks Barred Rocks 0 Hew Hampshircs fa fib flf fl If RAGLAND lead, but by halftlme the Choctawi had showed signs of coming to life and narrowed the margin to 38-28. Shortly after the rest period, the Choca h)t their atrtde to pull ahead for the first time 39-38. From there on It was a ding dong battle.

Neither team ever managed to accumulate more than a four point advantage and the score was tied 10 timed, Ragland" game-winning goal breaking the final deadlock. With lour minutes to play, it was DONUT HUT 120 W. FRONT ST. Fresh, Crunchy Donuts TAKE THEM HOME ny the dozen! SANDWICHES CIIIM HOT AKES CHILI MAO KOI PS IRISH KTEW CREOLE SPAGHETTI AM) MEAT BALLS ICE REAM AND OTHER C.OOI) THING TO E.ATl This Week EACH EsssHssnsji LssiBsssMaaJ OEB3B George Cronus held goal tied It 111 Kitchens slapped In a back up shot to put the Choctawi ahead again and Harold Hollow ay threw in a long one to make the score M-M, Weathers sneaked one in from under the banket, but Jim Clark broke through for -a crip that left the score 62-62 with a minute to play. The Southerners blunted a Choc-taw thrust, scurried down the floor and Ragland corked the ball over his head and let go a long one from the side court which swUhed through the bottom of the net.

Again the Iledklns lost the ball and Southern frore it during the last few seconds. Weathers added four field goals In the last half to his huge opening period output to wind up with 38 points. Kitchens and Clark tallied IS eartt for Mississippi College. Unexpected absence of Ouard Jay Btnlth hurt the Southerners on defend and may have been a big factor in turning the game Into an offensive battle with neither team able to stop tha other. tall ro IT ff TP w.m, i a i i 5 i TriptMl, ...1 1 I a in Oir.lt, .1 I I jm.ia iw i r.4it (si) ro Harkman, I 6 rr rr tp i I rr.

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18. UP) Louisiana Tech's basketball players will end their season here tdnlght In a game with Mississippi Southern. In their last Louisiana Intercollegiate conference contest of the season at Lafayette Saturday, the local Bulldogs ncwed out of the state title by losing to Southwestern Louisiana Institute. 38-39. The Techmen have played 18 games this year, winning 10 and amassing 879 points to their opponent's 757.

Tuesday's final will be Tech's only meeting with Mississippi Southern this season. DANCING NIGHTLY "COUNTY LINE" CLUB Highway 49 12 Miles North of Hatticsburg BANK fib (ft lii mural boxing matches at MissUMp- pi Houir.ern win be Held In the MSC Demonstration school mm a in D. m. Wednesday. Recinald fi-itr member of the health and physical eaucauon aepartment in charge of the program, announced today.

Eight bouts have been tentatively lined up for the show, and all are expected to go on providing the fighters tome through their physical exams. Bwltzer said. Four matches will bring together Demonstration school students and four Involve col. lege boxers. The schedule follows, with the Demonstration bouts listed first Blilv Nobles vs.

Fl. L. Dixon, an pounds: Joe Murray vs. Billy Ec-clcs, 143, (a return match, Murray naving won tne first bout); Bin Linton va U'llhurn fimlth 14 tan. other return go, with Linton having oeen trie winner on tne previous Show): Emerson Hall va.

Raymond Hendrlx, 165; David Chinn vs. Jlra-mle Borgan, H5; Harvey Pucheau vs. tester Bcarboroutm, 155; Harold Davit va. Klanrll U'is 17S- Kpn McLemore vs. E.

D. Rogers, 135. xne public la Invited to attend, but fans are warned that the gym nas a very limited seating capacity. Officials Will be: Falro rarrnzza. referee; Reed Green, Thad Vann and Chuck Smalllne.

Uirian- nuiiv Arnold and Mac McRaney, timers; ousier MUiiin ana J. Man gum, seconds. Six-0 Puis Hew 'Valkie-Talkie' Cabs Into Operation Six-O Taxi company Is now operating Hattlesburg's first and only cabs equipped with two-way wireless communication seta, according to Bob Blackburn, owner and operator of the company. The Federal Communications commission has authorized the company to operate 25 FM-equlpped Packard taxlcabs in Hattlesburg. The first of these are In service.

With the addition of this service, the Six-O dispatcher has remote control over his cabs at all times and can answer emergency calls Immediately and routine requests with greater speed than ever before, Mr. Blackburn pointed out. A brand new fleet of 18 Packard sedans, each equipped with two-way communication sets, Is being placed in service as fast as delivery is received on the automobiles, Mr. Blackburn said. DR.

K00 WILL SPEAK WEDNESDAY AT ANTIOCH CHURCH Dr. T. K. Koo. Chinese lecturer now conducting special services at Mississippi 6outhern college, will speak at a.

m. Wednesday at An-tioch Baptist church (colored). His address is being sponsored by the Hattlesburg Center, Mississippi Baptist Seminary. The senior class of Eureka High school (colored) will attend the program In a group. ADULT SCOUT LEADERS TRAINING COURSE BEGINS THURSDAY The training committee of Red Leaf district, Boy Scouts, will conduct a training course for adult leaders beginning Thursday at 7:30 p.

in the YMCA building (basement floor,) 700 Main according to C. L. McQuagge, chairman. All scoutmasters, assistant scoutmasters, members of troop and district committees are urged to attend. Pastors of churches and heads of other organizations interested In youth work are requested to send representatives from their organizations to learn about the Boy LUMBAGO And Rheumatic Pain Suffered Now Find BLESSED RELIEF ftntt.

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rm on jt. Go to DelT A WOODY'S DRIVE-IN HIGHWAY 49 NORTH The Highway Is STILL OPEN To Voody's Drive-in Where You'll find plenty good, tender Chicken-In-The-Basket Ice Cold Beer and Soft Drinks; Delicious Sandwiches of All Kinds. rfiffitf FRIDAY ALAN LADD fsthef TWO YEA R3 FERNANDEZ HttUKt THE MAST iDnnaaaDaaciuuuannnnni.H Prices I5c-30 Ine. Tax TO-DAY ONLY-TRACING SPLITTING FLAMING REACH NEW HEIGHTS OP THRILLING CHASING THE WOMAN HE HATED! In "ACCOMPLICE" Starring RICHARD ARLEN with VEDA ANN BORG TOM DUGAN MITCHAEL BRAND EN MARJORIE MANNERS Featurettea Comedy Science tc Newt WEDNESDAY THURS. iff err Ate: iLiiBiinmmit FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 'Come On Cowboys" PRICES 15 LAST TIMES TODAY TWO GREAT SHOWS "Dark Waters11 With MERLE OBERON THOMAS MITCHELL FRANCHOT TONE FEATURE NO.

"Dangerous Money" Starring SYDNEY GLORIA TOLER WARREN IN uvANf j. canoi nsism SNUDIIN PAUl CAVANAOH SATURDAY hhvh Hffrnrmri Prices 15e-25e Ine, Taa TODAY A TOMORROWl Biff Double Feature! AND MOKL1 KM Cm CURTIS UH D0NWEL1 KIEBFF THURS. FRI. "Shadow of a Woman" 250 Ine. Tax TWO BIG FEATURES "Wife Wanted" Starring KAY FRANCIS PAUL CAVANNAl'Gil FEATURE NO.

"AFFAIRS OF GERALDEXE? Jane Withers James Lydon fOPULAR REQUEST mT. ar 4 t.CI WLY 1 N-J wlrh LION l0l 1 I 1 JOS IB WOOD HYII aNOXOj Forrest County Cooperatives (A.A.L.) Farmers Marketing and Purchasing Cooperative Telephone 343 Hattlesburg, Miss. IMMSJ23EJ BASKETBALL RESULTS By The Associated Press North Carolina 53. South Carolina 47. Centenary 88, Southeastern Lou isiana 35.

Mississippi Southern 6. Missis sippi college 62. Kentucky 63, Alabama 33. "4 NEW ORLEANS, LA. AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES SI? SALE FIXED PRICE AIID NIGH BID INSPECTION BEGINS FR.

19, 1947 DATES OF SALE FEB. 2 37-28 PLACE-Post Theatre No. 3 Camp Plauche Harahan, Louisiana (V2 Ml. above Huey P. Long Bridge on La.

Route 1) TO ALL PRIORITY GROUPS AND AUTHORIZED DEAIERS IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER: SALES DATES FOR PRIORITY GROUPS FIXED PRICES FEDERAL AGENCIES for own use, 9:00 A. February 26 (Non-Veteran Set Aside Units Only) CERTIFIED VETERANS OF WORLD WAR, II (Registration, 9:00 to 11:00 A. February 26 Sale begins 11:00 A. February 26 and continues February 27, unless oH vehicles ore sold sooner.) R. F.

tor small business, 1 :00 P. February 27 STATE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, 1:00 P. February 27 NON-PROFIT TAX EXEMPT INSTITUTIONS, P. February 27 DEALERS (Fixed Price), 2:00 P. February 27 HIGH BID SPOT SALE 'Alt tnsotd twits to oh eliaible buyers 10:00 A.

February 23. INSPECTION DATES: Feb. 19.20-2 L24.2S, 9:00 A. P. M.

AT THE FOLLOWING LOCA-TlONSt La, Ordnance riant, Shrereport, La. IUrfcdal Field. Sh re report. La. I Camp Polk, Leesyiue, La.

271 Lake Charin Army Air field. Late Charlea, La, Alexandria Army Afcr Field, Alexandria, La. Camp ClaJborne, Alexandria, La, 33 Camp Llrkipton, Alexandria. La, 4 FW PtrM. Alexandria, La.

Army Engineer Depot Baton Rome, La. War Awti Administration, 7070 Franklin Are, New Orleans. La, Camp rUorhe, New Orleans, La. 257 Arm Aar Rase, N. O.

Port ef Embarkation, New Orleans. La. 30 Alt-ten Naval ltae. New Orleans, La, Advance Naval Depot, Gulf port. Minx.

i ftureau of Fntomolorr. Golfport, Misa. Army Air Field. Golfport Mlu Camp Shelby, Ilattiesbnrf. Mim.

Mins. Ordnanr Plant Flora, Mist. I lltARIN TANK LINK PLANTS: Raton Rouge, La, Kenner, La, tihrr report. La. 4 War Aittta Adminiir.tioo reaervee th rifht to reject any or all biJa and offers and to withdraw all or any part ol tha nroperty included ia this aalo at any time prior to tb contract ol ante, COMPLETE SUMMARIES MAY BE OBTAINED FROM 70S) Franklin Avt, New Orleans 17, La.

America Leioo BoilJInfc Florida St- Baton Rouie, La. 604 Caddo Tarith Courthouse. Shrevenort. La. 405V, Wnt Capitol SU Jackaon, Miea.

PRICB UST AVAILABLE AT INSPECTION SITES It Never 'Dawned on Me 'tilnowr ROYAL THEATRE OPEN 12:45 P. RL PHONE 761 The little theatre showing the biggest pictures of the year! WEDNESDAY HELD OVER BY TODAY THROUGH j.rmf tt, aa mf "Mory hot teen depositing smafl emount each pay (Joy id our bank account for imergentlet. I thought It oi 'thicken feed" until she thowed mo our bolonci. Wow! how regular deposits mount tip." WI UKI 10 HAVI rOW IT At? AN ACCOUNI HIRt, KV Lucille Ball Iff John Hodiak VOX P-t FIRST NATIONAL Kervlng goath Mississippi HATT1ESBURG MISS. mw 1 7020 FRANKLIN AVE, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation a.

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