The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 8

Monday. The Petti Democrat-Times 22, 1945 Tech Cagen Face Acid lest With Kentucky Tennessee ATLANTA (A-l-Gcorglo Tcch'sl Yellow Jackets, winners over Au A I lit burn losers lo Alabama, face JOIVUIQ UI 31160111 double acid test In the South- eastern conference this week A nn PrADlfiltl meeting Kentucky hero tonight KUIIUUUII rlUUIBIII and Tennessee at Knoxvlllc Sal- urday nlghl. it I The Kcntucklans, the conference HI LQUIvl favorites, were tripped by a onc- point margin, 35-34, by Tennessee JA CKSON--in 1 )-- The dlrccloroi Saturday nlcht which snapped Ihe lnc conS viHlng dlvsllon of a I'enn- Wildcat victory string at 11 jyivaiila lirm of chemical engineer! straight nnd put the Tennessee an( Consultants on walcr prrib- Vols In Iront of conference ns ndviscd the Stale Game ntid nfce Fish Commission here today that The Tech-Kentucky ami Tech- llc has a "definite solution" of tho Tennessee are lhc only conference slri-am pollution problem lor lhc games Ibis week. Masonllc Corporation ol Laurel. Before the dele.it by Tennessee, stream pollution In south Mis- Kentucky had won over Mich streams used by Mosoiiile teams ns Ohio State, Michigan und other industrial plants, ns State Indiana Wymn nu, Temple, well as by cilies for scwngc s- lifne Irian I and Ohio University nosal.

hM hecu blamed lor dc- Tennessee loS had vren six non- ol fish life In the rivers, conference games, having lost only creeks of that is next i win lc lnc pro-am Immedi- one setback. -alelv The week's schedule: SmiM particles of wood fiber Monday-Georgia Tech vs. Ken-, lc l(soi th oxmn lhc tucky at Atlanta. 'water and combined with other Tuesday-Georgia vs. t-lcmso materials cause suffo- S.

Auburn vs. Maxwell field )( sho( Montgomery, Ala. Sheen alst recommended bio- Wednesday-- Lcusiana Slnte rt a tmcnt of thc Southwcslern. 'which combined with thc flota- Friday--Tulane vs. Pcmacola i I ll( 6u is expected Naval Air Centcr at I'cmoco hc wn i cr "lo such an Georgia vs.

Mercer nt Ath- cxleal nt it ra ii bc re-used In ens; Mississippi Slate vs. Missis- hc anl operation." sippl College nt Clinton; Vnndcr- survey indicated Hint bill vs. Army Air Base at Smyrna, lh) IJUgll cw flotation method Auburn vs. Maxwell Held lict ctl matter from Montgomery. Ihe used water ran he success- Saturday Georgia 'icch (ully rcmo vcd wilhln short pc- Tennessce at Knoxvlllc; Tulanc 0( time," sheen said, llc snld VB Fcusacila Naval AT Center t( chemicals which do ot'pcnsacoln; Florida vs.

Jackson- not ftsh life and which ore ville Naval Air Slalion at Jack- removed along with Ihc small Sliilc vs. Mis-; wuoc fibers arc required, lhc ot Clinton; Mis- cm lcnls, he snld, neutralize the, Millsapa at a cldlty of the used water before Vanderbllt vs. Unlverslly of thc tt Is discharged Inlo thc stream. vanuermii through use; if Ilia flotation save-alls and lhc will bc further dc- atered in a centrifuge for the llmale disposal BO Unit the lye won't get into the stream nny form," Sheen reported. Ids will make possible the use some of Ihe clarified used nlcr back Inlo the plant, and III reduce the discharge into Ghostly Warfare in the Belgian Bulge First Army Gl Really Loves His Comic Books WITH TILE U.

S. FIUST ARMY BELGIUM W--Comic strips are serious reading lor coming group which Three cautiously Riverfront are serious reading lor one front- inched orwa rd cautiousi, line doughboy. He crawled soon came back to report yards in a man lines oy. came round trip through dlsgus cd looks: lo get some new books! de ad sheep!" ficers conime vigilance. I Steamer Vicksburg arrived at Greenville River Terminal Sun- o'flday morning and pulled out again that afternoon to continue her journey north.

Dredge Cartagena, of the Stan- morning. them A little brown wire-haired ter- Irene Chptin, towboat, came into the lake yesterday morning. Jim D. Ross of 80 Drive, Devon, had BOM If, vith other members of his patrol oon vards across enemy tern- A little Drown vuc-iw-- told him that if hc came Ule ith one Second Inlamry later they would have some company, now wears comic strip books for him. purple Heart on her uniform Koss returned to his outfit jr er sweater already bore when he could, hc set out on a thr ee stripes of a sergeant and fuel relurn trip wtih a buddy.

Once com bat infantrymans uaagenn me nex return irip a comuiifc his buddy paused and called out was awarded her alter that hc thought he'd seen some' men argued: Germans. i Recently she caught sc.rr.emor- "Damn tho Jerries," Ross fragments while: Joe Chotin, towboal, came through here Sunday but "kept on the north to oblam addi- re urn Greenville. Lee Turner superintended. uamn me JEITIBS, lar JT," foxholes'ent of the terminal here, said ycs- "Lefs get to my comic dai check ot mc ss 0 morning that no boats have 'He was really sweating pa rt of her duties as top KH.JV.,muoi t. Tiedic duties as top kicK.terciay morning a i i i nuvt splint on herjbeen scheduled in at this landing at 0 oouin Cooper Urges U.S.

Lead in The Free Exchange Of News NEW YORK (if)--Kent Cooper, director of the Associated Press, Saturday urged the United States to lead thc world in tho free exchange ol Intormn- tJon.and he hoped "the Prcs Sent himself will be Us chief ad- "The United States gavo lo the thc Ideal that news must be undiluted and must flow Irec- Interference gov- Cooper w- maintain our own record I fthlr regard during tho whole war ihall be, more than ever, the nation fortified to champloi IfuU exchange of news at the pMce table." address for delivery ovc Blue network (3:20 p. IWT) during on Inlcrrnlsalon the Metropolitsn Opcrn victor, rilly. Cooper he believed on "could profitably giv of distrust oS It people even in war time. are Indeed having a last of government power over now right now as a necessary wa measure," he snld. "For one, do not llkfl so much ol it, Vealiiatlon ol how It works her in time--not In pence tim --may serve its highest purpos by giving vis an idea of how works In other countries all tl lime." He said certain practices we employed here, under tl guise ol censorship, "to suppress, minimize or retard news of the war that to thc average American do not make sense." "Jl has occurred lo me," he "thnl the phruse 'military tecurity' has loo often been a to hide the had guesses, or a distrust of thc people, or a wcnk reason for doubling their national integrity.

A THEATRE Phone 1604 stream." Hc said this would duco the pollution load nearly I per cetil. "We recognize this Is not omplcle answer as certain sol- ble wood sugars are left in the Ischarged water, but it Is an 1m- orlnnt und necessary first slop nd will removo the unsightly tier thnt has In the past pwvci obnoxious," he added. Approximately gallon water are used dally In Mas onlle's operations. Anguilla Girls, Rolling Fork Boys Wing Cage Laurels ANGUILLA For the second straight yen)- the Ansullla girli md the Hollinfi Fork boys out in the Anguilla Invitational Dasket- Ijnll Tournament, defeating Arcola ulrls and Inverness boys In the finals Saturday night by 37-23 nnd 37-24 counls respectively. The Anguilln girls reached the 32 Mississippi Servicemen On List Of Army Casualties WASHINGTON--(ff 1 )--The Warl Department announced 1 1 p'lband, Mrs.

Margaret il. Walker wile: Owen U. Pvl, So I arcl H. Wallvcr, lives nt un In The Press Box With Charln Kert REENVH.I.E hiiskctecrs are back on the road this week. They invade Clarksdale to meet the Wild- cnls.

Coach Butler Moore's Cats in past seasons haven't been so the Goldbacks. But this is a new season. Just to show you how strong thc Cats have become; at this stage ot the game, they the tables on Coach Alex Dickson's Greenwood team last Friday night and bent thc Dull- dogs 23-10. Previously Greenwood had copped a 27-23 contest cr nl Greenwood. Stephenson, forward, seems to be the best net of the Cats.

Hc scored 10 mints against Greenwood. And rcenwood loo has been strength- ncd. Styles, a center, from Floria. nnd Davis' from North Carona, arc new additions to the Bulldogs basketball team. TAM, FLAYERS mean a gieat eal in high school basketball as veil as the college game.

That is omething the Hornets haven' got Only Clyde Wilson, flashs enter, can be called tall. Skcet- Fleming nnd P. D. Foster, are irobably thc smallest pair of for vards who ever wore the Golc md Blnck. Make no mis(ak about those lads, fov they nr scrappers from the word go.

Bl they can't cope very effectively with fi-foolers. Bui-k Monari lin been an in-and-ouler nt guarc His goal tossing hasn'l been any i to write home about as ye although, the youngster show flashes of ability. Hc too is youngster. Peterson, Dair, man, Jennings nnd Beanland nr nil youngsters. OUt a hi- i rnnnv geant, Floyd R.

Swarlz ol 5085 gave her a Purple Heart THE MISSIS- Linsadcl Detroit, said.iucr wound, and ie IO A', SI ipr niVKll AT GREENVILLE "And he came back with them shc ped around to the foxholes a i 11 a 0 7 In S4 too." again on three tpgs. i -That pooch has been "Holy smoke!" exclaimed Pte.i 0 Bronze SUr for a long time, I George D. Daniels of 515 High sa her bunhmate, Tfc. William! ivcnuc, St. Mnrys, "hundreds uooley of 1609 15th Galvcs-i jt German paratroopers have ton, Tex.

"But she gotta ust landed beyond our lines!" 'more than bark ot berries to win Sgt. Pack Bedre of 935 South'that. Maybe if she hit a Cew Royal Palestine, ran for-' mm temperature lor the period up to 7 a. m. Sun- 49 degrees and minimum rainfall was .95.

The riv- rcad 20.40, a fall of 0.9. a result when things go for the military effort, the shapes moving slowly toward; out from under him, Stau 1 ncv reverses that was un- jThcodore Parker of Savan a withheld from them Royal Palestine, ran lor- ward lo see for himself. He in a window behind 1 cd through mist across no mnn's'boxes ut ten-in-one rations land and saw numerous white; he had had a tank and a jeep shot' American lines. Bcdre immediately alerted with his rifle began imediateiy aieriea wnn nis rjuc I company. Three mortars off German infantrymen rid-.

pcd 150 shells among the on-ling on panzers. After he'd knocked off eleven rauls hc decided it might be good idea to hold off for a while. "Better make it an even dozen," ailed over his lank commander, t. Col. Robert N.

Skaggs, of 6671 withheld from them a eriod Foxhole Flashes I nt UULOLl 1 wM.u i "---I cuuiumg uii nmom' the soldierv i i Wallers, Route 1, a dowman with the Bro' iimiliilheKuroDcan 0 1 1 1 Owners of the Browns have MEMPHIS CHICKS should well fortified with funds to out and buy any ball playe available for next season's tcai The sale of Pele Gray, one-am cri Tribe i lo the Louis Browns for J20.000 won matters one bit. Gray counting on becoming a regul Brown illllviili nclloti in Ihe Kuropcan EUROPEAN A A Tlerry, Jasper llusband Wardlow, John W. Pfc.iUrolhcr, Cliff Wardlow, Route Rionzi. Watson, navid M. Son S7 s7 0 M.

Watson, Route 1, A tt Fork boys took thc measure of i 1 nbc Sdoiu, A 1 1 i A 5 r-ii .1 A 1 I I I I I WITH AMERICAN SECOND WANTRY DIVISION IN BEL ready praised him. It is like (he Chicks gave Gray some liie purchase price, provided this is permitted in baseball. We have jiio informntioii on whether he got any of the purchase price but veteran funsler-mnskman convinced 1 1 LJl i II 1 I-ILtij- IUM (Delayed) Foxhole ashes: Front line troops don't have ad murder mysteries they ive one at hand. It's the "Case the Jerry Non-Com." Two doughboys, George Wortman of Muskogee, nd Gene Weaver cl ilverlake, found Ihc body of high-ranking German non-com angled in barbed wire. The deac erry's throat was bruised as if rom choking and there also was a ruise on his forehead.

The the ry is a he wns killed by hi isgruntlcd soldiers. Taken prisoner, Sgl. H. G. Cockell, Hillsboro, was ordered carry a wounded Nazi piggy ack across a field.

"Somewhere long the way the Germim wa nocked from my back by a rill 1 hot," related Sergeant, wh hen made a break across 100 yard of open terirtory with two othe captured Americans and a wound ed Nazi he had talked into sur rendering. Arriving safely with him wer Pic. J. C. Webber, Westfork, Ark nnd Pfc.

Carl M. Buckett, Roch ester, Pa. Two Medic brothers E. Boltz nnd Arthur F. Bolta of Plymouth, hclpad cvacu-j ate 20 casualties from a border town at night during some of the hottest i i at the recent German breakthrough.

Although one forward aid station commanded by Mnj. David F. Weafer, Dofer, was in imminent danger of being surrounded, he managed to get out all lhc lit- laryland Drive, Los Angeles, alif. Letters To The Editor Protection on your entire family at small monthly cost i our BONDED BURIAL INSURANCE Stoyall FUNERAL HOME Soil lO'Ncil on the Three Rivers clul er cases and walking wounded vith the aid of William Laford, Marquctte, Mich. The textbooks on anli-tanK lac- tics don't anything about setting up your guns on thc 'iurt floor of a house but Lt.

Carno Larson of Pittsburgh, had hi men dismantle a heavy 57 mm antitank gun, carry it up flights and set it up in a commanding view of ho Anguilla; TrnwlcK, Arcoi.v Onrrnrcl, 1.11' McDanlels, Angullla; Gnnrds, Rob- Mrs inson, Cnry: C. Quinn, Arcola; nl Avenue, Bradshnw, Cnry. Ictlie Pearl I I Meridian. Gentry, W. Son, GreenviUe, Miss.

January 22, 1045. The Delta Democrat-Times, ireenville, Miss. To the Editor: An article appeared In the Democrat-Times the other day hat seemed to tell a story of two of America's most imporlant men. Important because they are fight ng -for our happiness and -country. Very probably Americnn has henrd ol Th' Roosevelt Dog wo der how they feel about Here's how it strikes me-The sailor and soldier were leave, and leaves aren't any long ot that, to see his sick w.

and attend his father's funer in order, but the dog had all tl time in the world to get to hi destination nnd start a breed. course Mrs. Elliott Kooseve might have had (o wait a lays longer to start the breed I think it was much more im portant for the sailor to see hi vife and be with her for a sho while, and for the soldier to tend his father's funeral than dog to arrive a few days lours earlier. Very little probably would ha been lost by Ihe dog's arrival little late, but it might have be a matter of life or death if th sailor's wife hnd been sick It might have been the differen- between the soldier attending his father's funeral. I sincerely believe Ihe case the sailor and the soldier much more important than th room road comman down which Nazi tanks were attacking.

"It worked fine," Larson said, What did it cost American a radshnw, cnry. w. Boys--Ike und Mike Collins or S. i Pll nl fnnvnrHs- a Tff inis. Henry F.

Rolling Fork nt forwards; Pratl, ooss e'mess, "c'enter "Hughe 5 A'. Go'ss, verncss and Whllworlh of Catch- street, Laurel. ljlrc 'ines miards Hnmlllon, Biisel Son, Roberts and F. Temple, MIS. Ellic P.

Hamilton, Rural Bll llc 1 i I r'nldflfiiiln nUbRt-U Icn" No S' Tvlvm become one of teams i I a rlSlnndL rI the Big Eight basketball race- serving couimj', ot ma iv tubi. been fighting, risking his life payers to halt Ihe German break- country nnd to preserve muc mor of the dog. I wonder why the stayed on when the service were I believe service men deserved the plane ri much more lhan did the dog, cause they had been serving thi country, nud one of them I Strickland I if you count Meridian as a lor- Imidablc foe. The Bengals upset Wildcats the other day. never can tell about the You officials.

The lineups: Anpuilla 37 McDanicls Hobo 21 Pippin 7 V. Marlin Couch Green Substitutions: Martin, M. f- M. L. Martin.

Stevens. Fork 37 N. Collins 9 I. Collins 1 Thompson 14 Partridge 5 i Caledonia. 1 Kimbrouilh, Jr.

Arcola 23 Son. Ormnn 1.. Kimbrough, 805 Trawlck 5 River Road. Greenwood. Williams 7 a Vnrncll, Mrs.

Rivers 11 Carrie C. a Iloutc 4, Thorn M. Quin Hnllicsbui-g. CAIRO, tier cjniRht his overall leg Ioperat ir.if,,^ race. It is decided com pletely on the conference tourna- through? Holders of war bonds may be Interested to know that one group of artillery batteries en onc sector of the 88-mile front burned up 51,500,000 In the first four days alone, but everybody over here figures it was money well spent.

Lt. Col. Alex J. Stuart of rights to ship dogs and That's gratitude for you. Does seem fair to me.

215 So. Theobald St. Vce- Greenville Hornets have iji. in a i pas seasons been nbout thelff. estimated these batteries mechanical corn picker hc was only Delta team capable of 2,375 tons of Ishel.s in.

re- in the i When jn a showing. Greenwood hasipelhng critical enemy countcrav 3 i I i I i I I 1(4 i i i i U'fi ihm 'he regained consciousness, he was never 0 Mclniiis rolllul at tLrctl only i ssed the first round and every season. i I hasty retreat Anguilla-- Krvm, Murphrec. I.mnc .1. PM.

hon chi kc house where he GIJ A MILITARY P. Mnrphree, Route 2, i VJ Arcola- DecsjlSS. Batesville. i i Pnrdin. Jap Son, James E-i 1 is lnT 2 a XV 15 i i 11 ft TI i nftl Sninn i i in i np tor.

i i Hughes Rn', l.nndnn Sun, juluns ivby chicken house where he! A MILITARY thc nllcntion of other ACADEMY and Gulfport i acis ot his family, who rc-i i ay football or any his wardrobe. em-i ti lal matter. Irobe. Besides hcr for that matter Enemy troops forced Veedcr on of clevelandr for- back into a house from Sincerely yours, M. G.

PARKS lacks. In civilian life A pitched for Balti- a a more Orioles and during a recent German, counterattack hc proved he could toss lead too. Enemy troops forced him lo pun in Motorists Now Get Extra Gas Mileage Thousands of motorists, taxic: truck and tractor owners are getting vjp to SCK'c extra gas mi age, more power and pick- smoother running and quic starting with a Vacu-matic their cars. The new, improv metal Vacu-matic operates on Supercharge princijle, automatically and can be install' by anyone in a few minutes, all cars. Nolhing to regulate Idegrees.

Thc Resolution said a THERE ARE OBSERVERS who A i Touchstone John L. Pvt. iMrs. Lucy M. Touchsto oss ij denrec.s.

Tnc itcsoiuuon saiti i i TIIKKr; AKK Pvl Son.ilcmpcr.iture wns necessary for the.fjg Cleveland girls nre far from! me 'noule'Kood health of "large and delih- ibl lhc esl tcjm in the Delta' money auy IVvosibcre a i assembly." nnd nc official said the NotiefastCT. None None better, i Wade, Mi'llon O. son, Mrs. most house mcmhers were nccus-, cl a tournaments for the: No aspirin can do more for you thin iRuoy Wade. 101 Short Ulh tomed to slromious exercise rcgi( woll reveal the teams nv Joseph Aspirin-vorld'i largest nuc a open air.

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A some minulcs of anything but close "harmony," she awaken-1 ed her husband. He fired a blast; from a shotgun. When the smoke cleared he discovered he'd killed large bobcat, worth $15 in state 0 Thc house cat escaped uninjur-1 house cat Boiuer DW.TA BEVEBAGE CO..