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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-19

"Choir day" tomorrow Bishop D.
Ward Nichols will preach at II am.
At 6 pm. the intermediate. young
people and senior A. c. E. Leagues
will meet. At 8 pm. the senior
choir will present the National COL
ored Choral Symphony Of Baltimore
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Mount Bethel (Colored) ,

Family Day will be observed Sun.
day. At II am. DR.. K. w. Roy will
preach on "Junking the Sabbath
Day" At $50 pm. he viii preach
q sermon to the Star Of Bethlehem
Club on TRUE Zeal Is Q Pre-requi-
site to Doing Good Both in Church
and Organization" At 3 pm. his
subject is Christ the Model Speak
err"
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Florida Avenue (CoIored) .

The Rev. Robert L. Rollins will
have for his subject at II am,
What Christ Offers the World To-
day." Music by senior choir. At
3 pm, holy communion, also 8 pm.
Special services. Music by Capella
Chorus,
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who knows his
tory and knows
the Bible. The
only peace con-
ference that can
permanently az
feet mankind Is
when men and
women make
peace with God
by accetance Of
His clear terms.
The extent Of
our SHINING is
manifest In the
vaStneSS and
bitterness Of the
chastisement we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-19
CONGREGATIONAL
fn4ram Memorial.

The Rev. Frederick j. Bishop will
discuss at IL am. tomorrow in q
review of the recent statement by
Einstein that I'VE Need No Per-
sonal God" Miss Constance Kreu-
ger, alto, and Howard Newsom, BARI
tone, will sing. The Youth Forum
Is at 7 pm.
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New Bethel (Colored) .

Special services in honor Of the
Rev. DR.. william D. Jarvis 81 years
pastoral services, October 20 through
October 81. At II an, the Rev.
Robert Kirkland, associate minister
Of Zion Baptist Church, win Be the
guest speaker: $50 pm, the Rev.
A. J. Edwards, pastor Of Zion 4ap.
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ConEress Street,

The Harrison Bible Glass will
meet tomorrow at GAS am. Will
liam N. Payne, jr., second vice presi-
dent, will preside. John HAZE will
have charge Of the lesson. The Rev.
Dorsey R. Sturgis will give a short
talk. c. Melvin Sharpe, vice presi-
dent, Potomac Electric Power Co.,
will be the guest speaker. The lesson
theme is 1.-THE Message of John the
Baptist" All men are welcome.
The Rev. Mr.. Sturgis will preach
at II am. on 1.-THE Christian Fam
lily" and 8 pm. on "Old Hymn
Night" The Young Peoples Society
will meet at z pm. On Friday at
Gas pm. the annual father and
sons banquet of the Harrison Bible
Class will be held.
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pay WIIIIIIB, VIII speak OH TcI.
sonality Development"
The Lydia Class OF the Ninth
Street Christian Church will hold
q dinner business meeting Monday
at $50 o'clock at the Federation Of
Churches. Miss LuBelva Blakeslee
and her group will serve as hostess
es for the meeting. which will be
followed by q social.
S. p. Berry will teach the Box
Bible Glass Of Emory Methodist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-19

Corn on the Top Of the Mountain"
On Friday evening the church is
invited to worship with the new
Mount Olive Baptist Church.
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Plymouth lColoredl

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will
have for his subject Disputed Pass
age" The Missionary Society yes
per service will be held at $50 pm.
The guest speaker will be Mrs. How
ard Stone Anderson of First Con-
gregational Church.
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First (ColOred).

The pastor will preach at II an.
on Travellers Who Block TrafIlc."
At , pm. the pastor and congrega-
ton will join with the Rock Greek
Baptist Church In . special service.
A series Of services known Is
'Triendship Week" viii be held next
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Vermont Avenue {Colored) .

At II am. DR.. G. T. Murray VIII
preach on THE Family Altar"
Services will be conducted in the
junior department Of the church at
ll:20 am. by the Rev. S. w. Will
liams. Anger and It's Consequences
will be the subject Of DR.. Murray
at 8 pm.
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Mount Carmel (Colored).

The Rev. ". H. Jernag1n VIII
preach at II am. on "A Righteous
Father" At 7:45 pm, address by
l.. F. Cole, newspaper correspondent.
on 1.-THE World as I Saw It In My
Travels in Foreign Countries"
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fist Church and congregation will
worship; 8 pm, the Rev. J. Clark
Grimm, pastor of the Capital View
Baptist Church, will be the guest
speaker.
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Liberty (Colored) ,

DR.. Hampton T. Gaskins will
preach at II am; at 4 pm, serv-
ices Of the Lords supper, and at
8 pm. Special music by choir.
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Lutheran
Inner Mission Society.

AHHcE MlSSION oOCieSys
At 9:15 am. tomorrow Miss Fran
ces Dysinger and Mrs. Frederick
G. Umhau will conduct Bible classes
in the T.B. wards Of Gallinger Hos
pital.
At 3 pm. Miss Dysinger will speak
at the house of detention.
A group of young people from
Luther Place Memorial Church will
have charge of q service At the
Children's Hospital.
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Fountain Memorial.

The Rev. w. B. King will preach
at II am. on Gods People" and at
8 pm. on "A World Vision"
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DOuGlaS.

The Rev. William F. Wright will
preach at II am. on Gods Re-
quirement." The service at pm.
will include an old-time gospel sing,
with the young people occupying the
choir loft. John E. Gross was re-
Gently elected charge lay leader. On
Friday the Mems Bible Glass will
sponsor an oyster supper.
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EriendshiD (COlOred) ,

The Rev. r. Randall will preach
ut II an; holy communion, 3 pm;
Young Mems Jubilee Chorus, 8 pm.
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Third.

A recognition service for the newly
elected church and Bible school
officers and teachers will be held
at II am, when the Rev. c. NJ Will
liams will preach on Christian
leadership" The Lords supper will
be observed.
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Park View.

Being a Good Neighbor" will be
the subject Of the Rev. J. Lloyd
Black at II am. and at pm.
Higher Lights" Neighbor Sunday
will be observed in all the services.
The Junior Mission Band will meet
Monday at Z pm.
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Schedule of Activities in the Washington Churches

of Mrs. Schiebel, 1920 Warder street
NV. On Monday, afteS school. the
junior religious instruction class
meets in the Phyllis Wheatley Y.
w. G. A.
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Second (Coloredl .

DR.. j. L. s. Holloman will preach
at II am. on THE Great Provider."
At 4 pm. the Flower Club will con-
duct a pew rally. The pastor will
preach and chorus from Galbraith
A. M. E. Church will sing. In the
evening the pastor will preach on
THE Christians Attitude Toward
Money"
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
LocoI Organizations
BY PAGE Nick. ETCHlSON,
pre.,Asnt Or~su,seA pthia fHsss Assoeiaki

Calvary
Baptist Church. will continue the series lectures tomorrow morning
Book The choral ensemble will The fourth meet
Burial Hall Thursday
director the Find Yourself Club and teacher Of poetry speech and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-19
Rehohoth (Colored).

The Rev. Mr.. Johnson win con-
duct tho Sunday services. Singing
win be f,lrnished By the choir and
Hallelujah Chorus. The pastors
morning topic VIII b "A Handful oe
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ALesson for the Week
Hairy Herald, Honest, Humble,
Hailed Advent of New Era
BY WILLIAM +, ELLIS,

New kinds Of guns and planes tanks ships
which will the peoples hearts times
than they need inventors We could probably exchange million
compelling mcrophone
thrilling
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"The Glory of Gods House" will
be the theme of DR.. Reginald H.
Stone at II am This service will be
in recognition Of the sanctuary
which has recently been decorated.
At . pm. the topic will be ''The
Beauty Of Service"
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Dr.. Edgar G. Berry, superinten-
dent Of the Washington East Dis
trict Of the Methodist Church, viii
be the guest preacher ct 3 pm. Dr..
3. Paul ochilling viii preach at II
(Oontauued o. Pag0 A.15.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-19

VII XX VII COIIIO3
row morning.
President John
r. Garner will
preside.
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GEORGETOWN.

"The Bible and the Bosporus"
will be the subject at II Am. by the
Rev. Harold E. Beatty. The young
people meet at 7 pm. Services at
the National Lutheran Home for
the Aged at 3 pm. Prayer service
and study classes Wednesday, 8 pm.
Subject, youths Faith in Action"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-19

The Fidelis
Glass Of Kenil-
worth Presby-
terrain Church
will hold its an
nual banquet on
Friday at 7:30
pm. at Holbrook
Dairy Hall. Glass
members a r e
asked to invite
their friends to
attend.
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Church of Our Savior.

At 7:30 am. tomorrow there will
be a celebration of the holy COM
munion, q corporate communion for
the Acolytes Guild and Daughters
Of the King. The entire day will be
home looming day. It will also be
family day, when parents are asked
to bring their entire families and sit
together by families.
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Trinity.

The Rev. Daniel w. Justice will
speak Ut II an. on Our Thirst For
God" Jesus Only" by Rostoli will
be the selection which the chorus
choir will render. The Epworth
League will be the host to members
of the congregation at q tea at 6
pm. The newly-elected officers will
be installed In . candlelight service.
The Trinity Athletic Club will
present their annual fall show at 8
pm. Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-19

week. On Monday night the pastor
OF third Baptist Church, DR.. G. o.
Bullock. with his congregation will
be the guests. The Rev. Robert
Anderson, pastor of Mount Pleasant
Baptist Church, is the speaker
Tuesday night; DR.. w. H. Jernagin,
pastor Of Mount Carmel Baptist
Church, Wednesday night. and Rev.
w. L. Turley of Mount Gilead Bap.
fist Church, Thursday night. Fri
day night Is reserved for a musicale,
when eight choruses will render the
program.
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Baptist
North Washington,

The Rev. Henry j. Smith will
speak at II am. on THE Approach
to Happiness" and at 7:45 pm. on
Honest Questions" After the eve
ming service the group will adjourn
to the Takoma Park Baptist Church
for Baptismal service to be admin
istered by the North Washington
pastor. The service Thursday night
will be with the Highlands Baptist
Church. The chorus choir will sing
in the morning.
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East Washinrton Heirhts.

"Our Daily Bread" fifth in q
series on THE Model Prayer" will
be the theme Of the Rev. Glenn B.
Faucet at II an, and "A Mag
nif1cent Archway" at 8 pm. The
leadership training course sponsored
by the Senior Young Peoples So
ciety and led by the pastor will meet
at 4:30 pm at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. jenkins, Suitland, Md.
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Church of the AscenSion.

The services tomorrow will be
holy communion at 3 an, sermon
BY Canon Wolven at II Am. and
Young Peoples Fellowship at 3 pm.
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st. Marks

1.-THE Reckoning of Time" will be
the theme Of the Rev. j. Luther
Frantz at II An. The young peo-
pies meeting win be held 1T $50
pm. On Wednesday ut 8 pm. the
Young Women's Missionary Society
win hold Q supper.
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st. Ansga.

Divine services will be conducted
at IL am. at 1908 Vermont avenue
NV. by the Rev. S. Christian An
dersen. The topic will be, The
Value Of One Soul in Gods Sight"
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NGount Oivet (Colered) .

N1OU0e OUvce VOV0xVTs
Works and Faith" Is the sub.
ject Of the Rev. w. echiebel ct IL
am. On ThursdAy evening the Cam
daco Club win uneet at tho homo
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Good viii (Colored) .

DR.. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on working on the
Building and in the evening on
The Challenge Of Faith"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-31
GRIFFITH WISHES
LUCK FOR MACK
Senator's Head Issues Blasts
At YankS Before Leaving
For Training Camp
By EDDY GILMORE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80 Up -
Clark Griffith, the old fox of base.
ball, was packing his bags for his
annual trip to the south for spring
training When the telephone rang.
Hello" said Griff. ooh, yes
about Mccoy. What did they pay
that young fellow"
The man on the other end of the
telephone told him.
Griffith, president of the Wash,
ington Senators, had been bidding
for the services of Benny Mccoy
the Detroit infielder who was re-
Gently declared a free agent. Nc
Coy sold himself to the Philadelphia
Athletics yesterday.
"Forty-five thousand" said the
old fox. well, that's a lot OF
money. I sure hope he makes
good
Clark Griffith hoping the second
baseman for a rival club would
make good was something new for
the old lighter.
CAV, it amt that" Griff snorted.
II hope he makes good for Con-
MES sake" He meant Connie
Mack, the Philadelphia manager.
Before Griffith pitches camp in
Orlando, Fla, he will stop off in
Charlotte, N. c., to attend the we'd
ding of his adopted son, Calvin.
That will be Thursday.
This will be his f@ifty-second
spring training trir, Griffith said.
lie took the first one in 1883 with
Milwaukee.
AS he was leaving some enc ask
ed him who was going to win the
American league championship.
It's too early to tell" he ans
wered. "But put this down, don't
count them Yankees in YETI"
That signalled the start of the
l94o season. Griff has issued his
annual blast at the Yanks
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-31
PATTY BERG TOPS
BILTM0RE FIELD
Minneapolis Golfer On Come
back Trail, Wins In Opening
Round In Miami Tourney

CORAL GABLES, Fla. Jan. so
R1lComeback-bound Patty Berg, OF
Minneapolis, and the other favor
ties paraded through the opening
round of the Miami Biltmore
women golf tournament today in
the greatest display of p~ar-shatter'
ing aver seen in these parts.
The red-haired Miss Berg. seek.
ing her fifth consecutive Blltmore
title in returning to competition
after a seven : month layoff, fired
four-under-par golf at Mrs. Rich
ard e. Jarrett, of Philadelphia, to
win, 9 and 8.
National Champion Betty Jameson
of San Antonio, Texas, and Dorothy
Kirby, of Atlanta, scored first-nlne
36's, four under women's par and
onlv one over standard for men, to
win their matches. Miss Jameson
disposed of Mrs. George E. Wilcox
Jr., of Miami, 6 and a, while MISS
Kirby defeated Mrs. H.. D. Sterrett,
of Hutchinson, kas., 8 and Z.
Grace Amory, Palm Beach social
lite, who earned medal honors witt
a two-under 80 yesterday was equal
ly impressive in eliminating Mary
Jane Garman, Of Sarasota, Fla.
and 6. Miss Amory, like Miss klrpy
was five under par at the end.
Mr.. H. S. Robbins, of Spring Lake
Mich, who had qualified with a ral
80, was ousted by Mrs. Charles Har
baugh, of Cleveland, O., 6 and 5.
The highest match of the day wen
to Elizabeth Hicks, of Long Beach
Calf. who trimmed La Junta White
Of New York, 1 up.
Marion Miley, of Lexington, Ky.
winner of the recent Punta Cord;
tournament, had little difficulty ell
minating Mrs. Marion .Hochhelmer
of New York, 6 and 4.
Two Is hole rounds will be played
tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-31
Bids For Another
Championship Ball Club
Winter Program Of PEA
Lists Prizes Of $56,OOO

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 30.-LR
- Twelve more tournaments,
with prize money totalling $780,
900. remain on the winter pro-
gram of the Professional Golf
ers association.
Fred CorcOran, P. G. A. tour
nament manager, issued the
complete schedule today:
Feb. "a: Phoenix, Ariz,
$4,000.
Feb. S-l1: Texas Open, San
Antonio, $4,000.
Feb. 1918: Western Open,
Houston, $4,000.
Feb. 22-25: New Orleans
Open, $4,000.
Feb. 1929: St. Petersburg.
Fla, Open, $4,000.
March SO: Miami Biltmore
Four-Ball, $4,000.
March 110-11: Thomasville,
Ga, Open, $4,000.
March 1917: St. Augustine,
Fla, Pro-Amateur, $4,000.
March 1921: North and
South, Pinehurst, N. c., $4,000.
March 1926: Greater Green's
boro, N. c., Open, $4,000.
March 1881: AshevilIe N. c.,
Open, $4,000.
April a.: Masters Tourna-
ment, Augusta. Ga, $1,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-31
Seabiscuit And HeelHy Will
Race At Santa Anita TODAY

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 30 Up -
Seabiscuit and Heelfly, two stake
horses essaying comebacks, were
named to go postward tomorrow in
the days feature race at Santa
Anita park.
Bad weather and an "off track"
three times kept Seabiscuit from
racing last week. The C. S. Howard
star drew top weight of 124 pounds
for the one mile event. Heelfly,
owned by the Circle S Stable, drew
10.
Fifteen mares and fillies were
nominated to run in the $40, 600
Santa Margarita Handicap at a
mile and one-sixteenth Saturday.
Nominations included Shangay
Lily, War Plumage, Flying Wild,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-31
WILMER K. 0.'S
LEVER in FIFTH
St. Louis Grappler Wins Box
ing Match By Knockout
At Legion Stadium

After administering a sound beat
ing for four straight rounds, Ray
Wilmer, youthful st. Louis crap.
pier, knocked out Dick Lever. OF
Nashville, Tenn, in the fifth round
of a scheduled 10-round boxing
match at Legion stadium last night.
Lever hit the canvas three times
before he was counted out, after
Wilmer had laid down a barrage
of rights and lefts that proved his
superiority with the mltts.
The boxing match was scheduled
upon the challenge Of Lever, who
defeated Wilmer in a wrestling
match at the stadium last week
The first round consisted mainly
of short sparring blows, While both
fighters tried to feel each other
out. Lever showed good punching
ability in the first two rounds but
when Wilmer tried to lay it on too
thick he tried to resort to Wrest'
ling tactics by using his knees.
However, Referee Abe Coen, for
m6rlY OIL NEW 1olh IAN ~
sew who who now lives in Will
mington, was hard-pressed for a
time but he managed to keep the
match. on a strictly boxing plane.
John Grandovitch, south e I'm
heavyweight wrestling champion.
and Floyd Marshall, six-foot six
inch giant from the Arizona plains,
wrestled to a one-hour time limit
draw, without either ever gaining
a fall. The match was rough
throughout and fans claimed it to
have been the fastest bout ever
staged on the local mat.
Mike Miller. promoter, announe
ed last night that no wrestling
matches will be held next weeH
on account of the Star-News-Bri
lgade Golden Gloves tournament.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-31
|PERDUE WINS MAT
BOUT in TOURNEY
Appalachian Team Likely To
Win Team Honors In An
nual A. A. u. Event

GREENSBORO, Jan. 80. Ill.,
Hobert Perdue, Thomasville boy
fighting under the colors Of Appa-
!achian State Teachers college
came back after being injured to
earn a close decision and the 14S-
pound title in the feature event of
the annual Carolinas A. A. U. Wrest'
ling tournament tonight at the iris
non club.
Perdue, a brother of Dukes foot
ball and wrestling star, Bolo Per
due, appeared to be ont Of the run
ming but he staged a great comeback
after his brief rest period and de
cisioned Frank Troxler, Of North
Carolina State.
Coach Red Watkins Mountaineers
~victors last year in the team title
which event was held here for the
first time, piled up an early lead to
night to assure his school of its re
tention Of team laurels.
Through the 145 pound division
Appalachian had piled up an dvan
tage Of 70 points, making the rea
race a battle between North Caroline
States team, coached by Herman
Hickman, and the hustling Durham
high club. The college held {
one point lead at 1922 at this stage
on the meet .
Joe Whites win ove Roy Wilson
in the 1876 pound class was a thrill
er and several times it appeared tina
one of the two Appalachian team
mates would win by a fall.
A big crowd was present for tn
finals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-31
90 To 100 Boxers Entered In GG Tourney
DUNN CLUB FILES
ENTRY IN MEE1
Eight Teams Entered In Fis.
tic Event; Wilmington Bov,
ers Hold Final Drills

With between 80 and 100 bov.,,
already officially entered. the ST..
News-Brigade Golden Gloves tonrns
ment committee received reonoa..
for additional entry blanks yss,,'
day.
The latest entry in the anrr,,
fistic event is a three-mau team fr,n
Dunn.
Golden Gloves officials said ,,,,
night that a request for five or y,
entry blanks was made by a Man,,
teo team yesterday.
Tourney committee members wo-,
staunch in their statements tbs.
this years meet will be the tastes,
and best ever staged in Wilmir,.
ton, and pointed to the high caltbe.
of the boxers who have entered tbs
meet.
Eight teams, including the WI,
mington contingent, have o~fficisrr
entered the tournament and ,ra,
sent indications are that compet.
ton for the team trophy will be a,
it's highest point to date.
Not to be discounted in the tourn,
ment competition for the team
trophy is the Wilmington team
Father James A. Manley, coach Of
the local boxers, said YESTERDAY
when informed of the entry Of TIKI
Raleigh Boxing club, the more thu
merrier." And this statement empha
sizes the way the local boxers ar
counting on the trophy.
The Wilmington boxers worked
out in the Golden Gloves gym las
night and for the remainder of tn
week the drills will be principal,
tapering-off exercises.
Fans who intend to attend the al
tion-filled tournament which will b
staged at the New Hanover hg
high school gymnasium the frs
three days of next week were war;
ed yesterday to buy their ticket
early lest all but general admissiO
tickets be sold before the oDenin
gong.
Tickets may be secured from ar
member of the Senior Fraternity
at the Star-News offices.