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IA Two-BEDRooM HoME-Double con-
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A 4-RooM and bathroom home fully in.
windows, double constructed: large lot; u
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down; balance Like
c. T. BEASLEY
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
1854 EAST SMILE ROAD PR. 1896
/ CLARK 10 rooms. Income from rooms
VIII make payments. Sorthlawn PASS.
lDOBEL-VAN DYKES rms full base.
ment. furnace, garage; $500, reas. dn.
Webersh Plaza s022.
OLA DWIN-MAcK Two houses: income
$l25 monthly; $500. Lenox 0s0i, morn
GRATIoT G5-Mile section)-4 rooms.
electric, gas. brickcote. no bath; $3.50
down, - months. 1895 Crane PL 04ss.
LINCOLN MOTORS esEcTIoN = Modern
six rooms, garage, $3.50 down or auto
mobile 28s5 Michigan. Lafayette O7o0.
north OF Lafayette--s
rooms, bedrooms. oak floors and fnish,
beautiful sun room, extra toilet. real
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ELsEA REALTY INVESTMENT co.
62i7 Fort W. vi l-1f00
McKINsTRY. 1851 room 3 bedrooms.
Summer Kitchen recreation room. steam
heat stoker 2-car garage: $500. $1,000
down. owner
MfDDLEBFLT, near Grand RIysr-ii2-
foot frontage; broom house. fun base
ment, electricity; water; 500 down.
3l20a Pennington Cut or
iMOSTcLAIR, 4D20-S.roorn. modern, ali
recopdiiioned and painted: big bargain
~ 600, $500 down. open; Immediate pos
MOUND ROAD. 26553--Fopr rooms, needs
improvements. Sacrifice. Nice location.
NEW house. So 500. : rooms and BAH.
plumbing. electric IN. Ready for plaster.
ta-taet Let pa.y S24o saTTr s2s per month
IRwIy KIaHr HINES. nc.
OHIO (Fenken- Puritan 7-room modern
p. v. S. 500 SO. 500 cash. Gemmfl.
$40 Mrtorifnre, Pontiac
lREDFORD 49, Three-room house, garage:
~ 800, terms. Can evenings, Evergreen
D1oo ~ --
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near Woodward; EIGHT-Ro brick
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ldition REASONABLE DOWN PAYMENT
Terrace 2-s277.
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Cadillac $751;
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down. Tyler 5000.
COLORED-HOMEs all prices; easy terms
smediey. $40 East Warren. TIE. 1892,
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Plaza $40
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$3.50
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

40 ACRES-20 acres clear land, 20 acres
-ilmher- 200 miles nQrihYest ot -Qeirlit !.
s-room house, soot water, trout stream I.
ideal for hunting lodge. Temple l-6e64.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

A BEAUTIFUL. all new. l2-piece bedroom
group, includes 3-pc. bedroom, spring
and mattress, pillows. lamps. Sacrifice,
sac. terms. WARDS Outlet, 7i34 Harper,
1i140 Harper.
BEAUTIFUL 2-pc living room suite
rich red velour; sold for $50; sacrifice,
SIT. Mi,chers. 5000 Cratiot Avenue.
A BEAUTIFUL sxl2 Administer rug; cold
for $40, used months, sacrifice SIT.
Mitchelrs 1000 Gratiot avenue.
A BEDROOM suite, 3-piece, walnut finish,
slightly marFed in shipment. sacrifice.
SIS rs. terms. Alvin, Sis West Vernon.
A BRAND new studio couch, makes up as
davenport single or double bed, In gor-
geous uphOlsterng; sacrifice sis complete
terms II desired. Northern Warehouse.
1920 LIVERNOIS
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IN the big Sunday Times Want Al
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Housekeeping Rooms
Board and Room

DRExEL. l2p4--Oue or TWO business or
professional men. Murray 1850.
GRAND RTvER-JOY- south Claren-
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t-s6ea
HEcLA. 6ies-Two gentlemen large room,
instantaneous hot water, home cooking
VAN DYKE 37i0-Home cooking. good
transportation; east side factories. olive
1sl2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

pEARBDRN Townsnip-IArge lots. $500
$40 down. terms. improvements. Nj
AFara 1885,
DEARBORN HIGHLANDS Beautiful
home sites $3.50 and up. DE. 1865.
East Deiroit-50 xl4O-foot Lot S375
Cash or Terms FLA Approved
Near Parochai Schools and Church
1896 Gratiot HENZE co PR. 0010
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
ROYAL OAK
Houses for Sale
(Eosf of Woodword)

ABOUT y acre good soil on paved road.
near Jefferson and Lake 81. Clair with
broom home for only ss3b. SlT5 dOWn.
25600 +. Jefferson, near Ten.Alle I'd. or
2a7O0 Harrer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Business Places for Rent

FARNsWORTH. corner Dubois store,
suitable grocery shoemaker. any bust.
ness Townsend 5-235s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
Gressette Not To Take
Mercer Coaching Job

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. 3.-R-
Former Coach Tatum G~ressette OF
The Citadel said tonight he had
given no thought to leaving the
University of South Carolina, to
whose president he is assistant,
when asked about his interview
with Mercer university trustees re-
garding the coaching opening
there.
st would regret very .:uch Civ
ing up my work with the univer-
sity here" Gressette, who came
to the university Jan. l, 1910, said.
He is director Of South Cardinals
football BAN (buck-a-month) club,
and of that he said I'VE have a
fine organization started, a n d
should in future years do a lot to-
ward building up the athletic pro-
gram at South Carolina. The alum
ri everywhere are solidly behind
(head COACH Rev Enright and
their alma mater now"
Lake Russell, longtime coach at
Mercer, resigned when the Macon,
Ca, school announced a policy OF
de-emphasis in football.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
Grid Rules Are Changed
To Help Offensive Play
War Relief Grid Game
Has Been Cancelled

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 3.-R-The
British War Relief Association Of
Southern California announced to-
day that a scheduled football game
between Eastern and Western col
lege stars next Sunday had been
cancelled.
The game was to have been
played at Los Angeles coliseum,
which seats 100, 00G persons. Tick
cts had. already been printed and
sold. But the coliseum today re-
fused permission and, although the
10, 500 seat Gilmore stadium was
later obtained, directors feared the
change would cause too much con-
fusion.
Ralph o. Chick, coliseum man.
ger, said directors were not con-
WINGED the game was ION a strict
ly amateur basis"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
Hoppe, Schaefer 10 Meet
In Billiard Match. Soon

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-R-Willie
Hoppe and Jake Schaefer, who,ve
been dueling over the e IN baize
for two decades, will unlimber
their cues next week for a three
cushion billiards match which
promises to be one Of the most hot
ly' contested battles in the history
Of the sport.
The event. to open 7-onday, aft
ernoon at >Bensingers for a four
day program of 48o points at con-
tinuous play, will find the 53-year-
old Hoppe defending the W o r l d
three-rail title he won here last
spring against the. challenge of the
44-year-old schaefer, runner-up in
that tourney. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
White Sox Players To
Get Early Training

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-R-The Chi
cage White -.sox announced tonight
that Outfielders Taft Wright and
Julius solters and Pitcher Edgar
Smith, chubby .southpaw, would be
sent to Hot Springs, Ark, for three
weeks of conditioning prior to spring
training, at Pasadena, Calf. 4
The three will leave Feb. l.. The
squad is scheduled to leave for the
west coast Feb. l..
The; sox also announced that
southpaw Thornton Lee had signed
his 1871 contract, giving the club 20
players in the fold. Coaches Mule
Haas, Muddy Ruel and Monty STRAIT
ton and Trainer Adolph schacht
likewise have come to terms.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
HAS TWO-STR0KE
LEAD OVER SNEAD
Sub-Par 6S Marked Up In
Opening Round; Heather
Scores 70 Over Course

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 3.-R-
Jimmy Thomson's long range siege
guns stood the field on its head
today as he blasted out a sub-par
68 over n of Americas toughest
golf course too move into a two
stroke lead at the end of the first
round of the $40, 900 Los Angeles
open.
Blond-haired Jimmy, who won
this rich California winter special
two years ago with a 72-hole score
of 273 that still stands as the tour
nament record, put together a pair
of 34's for the par II Riviera Coun'
try club course.
The Chicopee, Mass, profession
al was n of only three players
able to shoot under par in the
opening round and but six others
were able to match the figure.
Sammy Snead of Hot Springs,
Va, and limerick Kocsis OF Lake
Orion, ILL.,, had 70's, and it looked
like tough going for the field when
it is trimmed to 80 contestants.
Nationa Open Champion Lawson
Little, who Won the Los Angeles
event last year, took a u in COM
pany with two other former nat
ional open kingpins. DIN Dutra
and Ralph Guldahl. The dark horse
sensation of the day was the for
eign ace, Eduardo Blast from Bue-
nos Aires, whose II could have
been better with a little luck.
Other leading contenders in the
II division included Craig Wood
and Johnny Bulla. Byron Nelson,
four.time winner, Macdonald
Smith and the amateur star,
Johnny Dawson, shared the u spot
light with other tournament name
players.
Benny Hogan dropped back with
a rs after a sad day on the greens
while Jimmy Demaret of Texas,
Johnny Revolta and Dutch Har-
|rison we're n shot ahead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
JUNIOR VARSITY
TRIUMPHS, 26-ll
Game Is First Conference Tilt
For Both Teams; Bowen
Stars For Wilmington

FAYETTEVILLE, ] a n. 3-The
Fayetteville high school basketball
team defeated the New Hanover
high school cagers Is to II in the
first Eastern Class A conference
game for both teams here tonight.
In the opening game of the double
header, the New Hanover Junior
varsity defeated the Fayetteville
Juniors rs to II.
The conference tilt was marked
by close guarding throughout,
which accounted for the low score.
The Bulldogs lead over the Wild
cats throughout the game, which
was witnessed by more than 6OO
spectators who filed the new gym
nasium, which was dedicated here
tonight.
Bill Bowen, Wilmington guard,
was the standout player for the
visitors. Kanos, also a guard, was
the leading performer for the
Fayetteville quintet.
Coach Bob Blacks Wildcats had
previously defeated Clinton high
school in a non-conference game.
This was Fayetteville's first con-
ference game since 1889.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
MFadden To Play Cage
Game Against Celtics

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. 3.-R-
Banks McFadden, only South Caro-.
lima college athlete to make the All.
America football team, may close a
great competitive sports career in
a basketball game January 9.
He will team with another former
Clemson star, Barney Coyle, on q
Y. M. c. A. league team against the
Celtics, professional cage team.
McFadden, who has just completed
a season of professional football
leading the National league in total
ground gaining, led the. Clemson tt
gers to the Southern Conference bas
ketball championship in 1889.
At present, McFadden has no in
tention of continuing his professional,
football career. He will join the
Clemson coaching staff at the star
OF spring football practice Febru
airy /.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
REJECTS OFFER

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 3.-R-An.
Gil Holman said today he has re-
jected the offer of Mike Jacobs.
New York promoter, for a fight
between MAJ Baer and Arturo Go.
doy, Chilean heavyweight, in Mad.
ison Square Garden in March.
Hoffman said he wired Jacobs
that he would accept the fight
"gladly" for Buddy Baer but moi
for the former champion.
Further, Hoffman said, he in.
formed Jacobs that M a won't
fight Joe Louis for the title unit
the title holder gets back his rep.
utation''.
The Sacramento manager ex'
planned that "the champ is going
around fighting a lot of stumble
buns and not looking good. He is
not the card he used to be. MAJ
will take him on when he gets hot
again. ~
1--WE would accept a match with
Billy Conn.
Max will not fight Godoy bul
Buddy will. We are going to chal.
lenge the winner of the Nova-Mc.
Carthy match for Buddy, who will
take on anybody in the world" l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
American Legion Plans To
Resume Weekly Matches
Al Stadium Soon

Jack Dempsey, perhaps the rsost
popular of all of Americas fist,c
heroes, will come to Wilmington
Thursday night, January Is. to re.
feree the wrestling matches. spon.
sored by the American Legion.
at Legion. stadium. here.
Officials announced last NIGHT
that the Manassa Mauler of old
has agreed to terms to referee the
matches.
The complete mat card for the
evening is to be announced in
the next few days.
Also on the program for the
evening will be two of. three box.
ing matches. the participants 10
be named later.
The wrestling card will be first
to be presented here since the lay
off the week. before Christmas.
The Legion plans to resume the
weekly matches with the appear
ance of Dempsey here.
The fight faithful know all the
exploits of Dempsey, who Won
the worlds heavyweight champion
ship in 1919 and held it against
all corners until dethroned by Gene
Tunney in Philadelphia IL years
ago. Dempsey has made several
appearances in the ring as a parti-
cipant since that time, meeting
Tunney again, tangling with King
fish Levinsky and last winter fight
a few wrestler boxers here and
there.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
More Net Matches With
Latin America Sought

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 3.-R-El-
wood Cooke would like to e ten
mis- competition with Latin Amerl-
ca developed as a substitute for
the war-interrupted Davis cup
matches.
Cooke and his bride, the former
Sarah Palfrey, joined other TOP
notch players in a three montn
swing to South American tourna-
ments annd found tennis on me up
ments and found tennis on n up
The United States troupe, which
included National Amateur Cham
pion Don McNeill, made a clean
sweep of the four Tournaments
hut Cooke said the. competition was
unexpectedly stiff.
.'They have five or six very ex !,
cellent players down there sa1d
the Portland, Ore, contender. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
Mysterious Steamship
Is Sighted Off Alaska

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.-R-
A mysterious gray steamship, OF
unknown nationality and flying no
flag, was reported off the Alaskan
coast today.
A report received in Marine cir
cles here said the vessel refused
to answer radio requests asking
her identity and ignored light sig.
nails from passing vessels.
Mariners specialized whether it
might be a raider headed for Der.
ing Strait.
The craft was described as about
400 feet long with a cutter bow,
square stern, bridge admidships
and four arched cargo booms.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
CALVARY CACERS
BEAT EMMANUEL
Grace Methodist And Luther
an Mission Also Score Wins
In Church School Loop

Church school leaguers started the
New Year right last night with 'hree
fast and hard-fought contests on the
Y. M. C. A. basketball court.
On the basis Of last nights games,
the teams appear to be better bal
anced and the race ahead gives pros
pect of many exciting games IN the
second half.
Calvary inaugurated the second
half schedule with a double overtime
period to win finally by 1917 with a
Sudden DEATH field goal in the Sec
ond extra period, whipping 1mman-
uel in one of the fastest games seen
in the circuit this season. Emmanuel
led in the ~low-scoring contest by
7.3 at the intermission but the Cal
~varyites came back in the third
quarter and soon knotted the count
on the shooting of Brown, H. Nc
Koy and J. T. Johnson. Immanuels
attack begged down in the early
stages of the second half and after
Pridgen went out on fouls, their
chances seemed Slim indeed. How
ever, the losers put up a real scrap
during the remainder Of the game
and had the crowd on its feet during
the extra periods.
The second game went to Grace
by 26-16 after the Southsiders had
held them to a tight 9-8 score at half
time. In the second half the Grace
team found the basket in a big way
and every member proceeded to hit
the hoop, pulling out to a safe LEAF
in the final minutes. The winners
played better as a unit in the second
half, while Southside, while playing
a very good defensive game, never
was able to develop an effective
passing attack.
The third and final game saw the
Epworth quint get a jump on the
Lutheran Mission aggregation ano
then fade out in the final half, when
they we're able to tally only -four
points, losing out 20-14. Epworth lee
by 1917 at halftime but was never
able to get going in the later periods
The Lutheran team improved witt
age and. was going away at h tina
gun. All games were fast with spe-
cial emphasis on defensive tactics.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
Blue Devils Win Over
Lehigh Cagers, 66-39

DURHAM, Jan. s.-lR-D u X
University's Blue Devils defeated LIE,
high here tonight in basketball by
the score Of sc to 80 in Duke gym,
nasium.
The Blue Devils got hot in the
first half, holding a SO to II advant-
age when intermission time arrived.
Dormant in the early games, Glenn
Price, Dukes usually reliable for
ward, came into his own tonight and
scored % points for the Blue Devils.
He was the scoring leader of the
night. with Valasek and Smokes get
ting 10 points each. Binder, with 10
points, was the ledaer for the Lee
high club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
Thomson Takes Lead In Los Angeles Tourney
JackD empseyToReferee
Mat Bouts Here Jan. IL
Eagles Name Twins
Helen And Ann

BRISTOL, Tenn, Jan. 3-(R
The twin daughters of Line
Coach Ed McKeever of Boston
college we're named today by
Mickey Connolly and Mike Ho-
lovak, the players who scored
the Eagles first two touch
downs in their 1918 Sugar bowl
victory over tennessee.
The backs chose the names
of "Helen'' and Cam"
McKeever announced the
names of his children when the
teams special train stopped
here tonight, and added that
Charlie O'Rourke, the back who
scored the victors' third touch
down, agreed to the names
chosen by his mates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
BAER IS OFFERED
BOUT WITH C0D0Y
Jacobs Gives Make Fight Oh
Else Ultimatum; Match Is
Planned For March

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-R-Max
Baer today was offered a fight with
Arturo Godoy in March, and with
the offer Promoter Mike Jacobs sent
a virtual Fighter else" ultimatum
to the former world heavyweight
champion.
Announcing he had sent a wire to
Baer's manager, .Ancil Hoffman, Of
fering the bout in Madison Square
Garden, Promoter Jacobs said:
MAX has turned down a fight with
Joe Louis several times. He wasn't
too keen about taking On Billy Conn.
Both the Ring magazine and the
National Boxing association named
Baer No. / contender for the title.
"Now we're offering him a match
with Godoy. If he doesn't take this
one, who else is there?"
Although the wire was sent early
today, there was no reply several
hours later, but this did net cause
Mike any great anxiety. Hoffman is
the champion of all managers for
driving a bargain in the fight game,
and it usually takes him some time
to view any offer from all angles. AS
Madcap Make puts it, Pop sure
knows now to take are Of Max with
those contracts"
After flattening Tony Galento and
Pat Comiskey last summer, Baer
gave up the business of bashing
breaks for a career behind the foot.
lights. But this caree vas handed
a big black eye last month in Bos-
writing."-
Godoy was slated to fight Louis
in Los Angeles in April, but Jacobs
pointed out he had heard nothing
either from Promoter Tom Gallery
or California Boxing Commissioner
Jerry Geisler for several days-at
least not since Geisler tentatively
went % rounds in two outings
against lle DIo"1I DoIIlpeI ldSL year,
lasting the 15-round route once.
AL WE'LL, Godoy's manager, didn't
think there would be any complica-
lions even if the Louis-Godoy fight
should develop after a Baer-Godoy
fight was arranged. 1--WE can take
'em BOTH" he pointed out.
.Godoy is low in Chile, where his
mother died a week ago. He plans
to leave for the United States Jan.
uary 10, reaching New York at the
end of the month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
MEADE RIDES WINNER

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-R-Don
Meade, who finally b e loose
from a slump yesterday and scored
his first victory q the Tropical
park meeting, continued the win
ming habit today when he booted
Dorimmar to a two-lengths triumph
in the featured Daytona purse of
a mile and 70 yards. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
NO CONFERENCE

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-@-Byron
Clark, Jr., lawyer for the Col. ia
cob Rupert heirs md trustees OF
the estate, said. today he had nc
plans for a conference with James
A: Farley concerning the purchase
OF the New York Yankees baseball
empire, /
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-04
National Committee Changes
Rules On Substitutions,
Forward Passes

CLEMENTON, N. j., Jan. SIP,
The National Collegiate Football
Rules committee gave the games
offense a break today with three
major rule changes affecting sub
stitutions, behind-the-line ball-pass.
ing and forward passes.
After a three day committee ses.
sion at the nearby Pine Valley Coun-
try club, Chairman Walter r. Okeson
of Bethlehem, Pa, announced these
major changes:
1. Players may be substituted as
many times as desired during a
game; elimination of the rule pro-
hibiting an incoming substitute from
communicating with his team until
after the ball has been put into play;
when substitutions are made in the
last two minutes Of play in the first
Or second half, the watch will be
stopped as usual when the substitute
comes on the field, but will be start
ed again as soon as the substitution
is completed.
2. The ball may be handed forward
at any point behind the line of scrim.
mage to any player and will be treat
ed as though it were a backward
pass.
8. Fourth down forward passes
which become incomplete in the OPP.
~ponent's end zone will be treated as
though they became incomplete or
the field of play instead of being
ruled touchbacks. On such plays, the
ball will go to the defending team
at the point where the ball was put
into play instead of the 20 yard line
as in the past. .
The committee also recommended
standard numbering of players in the
various positions al an aid to spec
tators, but said it recognized that
several years will be necessary to
effect this change"
Okeson said groups. of colleges
Throughout, the country would test
out the standard numbering during
the 1941 season. and ION the basis
Of this research, the committee ex.
poets next year to be in a position
to define what such numbering must
be- , s:- ;
The general aim of the committee, ::
Okeson said, was to give the of
tense greater power without injuring
the defense too much. q
I'VE. feel the free substitution rule
will not only be a great help to the
smaller colleges but. will still further
reduce injuries. The rule covering
substitutions in the last two minutes
of play will prevent the present prac.
tice of coaches sending in players in
an attempt to delay the game"
Okeson said the second change
covering handling the ball forward
would eliminate a difficult foul which
officials have had to call. Any line.
man, provided he comes out Of the
line, will be eligible to handle the
hall, Okeson explained.
The chairman added that in such
plays, the ball must be handed, rather
than passed, and that. both players
must have a hand on the ball dur.
ing the transfer. r
The new fourth down forward
PASS rule, Okeson pointed out, goes
even further than the professional,
foothal1 ru1e in that ,,ndar ~, ~,
rules, the ball is given to, the defen.
sive team on the 20 yard line unless
the incomplete pass was thrown from
outside the line.
Return of the goal posts to the
goal line and widening of the posts