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Evening star., 1944-02-11
Assistant Store Managers,
HELP DOMESTIC,

,CSHAAMNBERMAID. assist in laundry work.
COOK and s.h.w., colored: live in: " day
Wed no Sun; Liberal salary. WI b326
COLORED GIRL part-time work, Mon,
Tues: and Fri: 410. Peabody st. ne.
COLORED GIRL for general housework
hours 9 to 8. ATLANTIC 21ss. VIC A
COLORED GIRL to clean Groom apt. 2
days week, vicinity Chevy Chase. Wis
COOK in small pvt. hospital, must b,
experienced. neat. dependable, willing te
take responsibility. Only permanent ap.
plicants considered. Live out; no laundry
For interview call WA. 1900.
COOK. hours on Sunday. IL until 4
COOKING. cleaning. twice q week for one
Wisconsin 4439. 13s
COOK K-HOUSEKEEPER, family away dur.
Ing day. S15 pei. week, live in; day off
Shepherd 633 after $40 pm
C0OK-LAUNDRESS, downstairs cleaning
GENERAL i HousE%okk, Soi wa isun9rS aSnS a2c aS
cooking. New house, elec manele.
edultS and l child. 4224 Reno rd NV
GENERAL HousEwoRx and cooking 1,v,
N; oos adults, children; $50 mo. Phone
dENERXt HOUSE WORKER, reliable, 10,
cookins. Apply sfter 8 p.m. 4sSYY safEE
GENERAL aousEwoRxER, no cooking
no sundays, hours q to q ight washine
912 week and carfars. N. 0322.
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.
9th and New York Ave. NV.

BOOKKEEPER-To keep ali books and
prepare trial balance, for automobile COM
Ipany. Good nay and . job that will be
here when the war is over. Apply Kenyon
Peck, Chevrolet. 1895 Wilson blvd, Airing
COUPLE, white. to take care Of high-class s.
downtown roomtng house. husband will be
permitted to engage in outside work. Good
living quarters raus liberal weekly salary
aIs Appiy Jess r1shsr ads6 Co.. el3 New York
COUPLE, colored. no children. on farm,
nearby Md, for general farming. wife to
do housework: excellent salary with furn.
house. Call Rupert. MA. O51O, 1921 7th
|EXPERIENCED AWNING cUTTER-Good
pay and WORKING conditions. zoos r. I.
FOOD CHECKER; wages $3.50 month: Q
meals day; straieht shift. Box 477-x,
MAS OR WOMAN, desk clerk. 1890 am.
to $50 am. in service club. Board and
room furnished as part Of salary. Apply
MAN OR WOMAN to work in su.stbous.
liye in: husband can be employed. 1895
MANAGER icafeteri.). party centempl.t-
ing starting new cafeteria would ike to
contact experienced man or woman: in.
terested in becoming MANAGER. Box 363-
Y, Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
PERSONAL,

IF YOU have no alarm clock. call OR. 1878
for prompt wake-up service. Lots Of sat-
MpnvfpUan isHef fnS53melI INCOME TAX return, pre-.
pared, nights and Sundays. reasonables
competent, completely familiar newest serv-
icemen's wives special benefits. GE. e43o.
LADIES' HATS REMoDELED. materials.
felts. straWs: design ! draped; blocains.
hosiery REPAIRS, 1oc per thread run:
expert operator fast service. Needlecraft
929 Sd Isth St nyr wrTTSNs 2ns Door, r.,,, ,,,..
bookkeeping services. B. H. Pace or Joe
RiGMhY SHan1' GuLTuRnp M TjRa of WOMAN va s teaches
MEETING ROOM. seating capacity Of 100.
splendid for club meetings and card par.
| ties, etc; complete with chairs and card
tables: in Columbia Heights. on car line.
Mr.. Soldano. ME. $500. ia. 4S32.
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated oy my own
method. Results effective for Q life.
dFyss dTs, or, q sufsery .E PE N4 soNM4MERwERcK.
NEED ss5 10 $500 By tomorrow, Can
Mr.. Hume at Hobart 0Ol2 now arrange Il
BY phone. Employees Small Loan Corp.
1909 Rhode Island ave
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Misc
Powell II you are n need Of Q loan uD
II XATST NSlt EhHAiRSd e. ;:,y.ss;
Co, 11Q4 14th st. nv, mr.. L Open. ewes.
REDUCINQ, special rates; remove. tat -
spots; fesults assured; steam cabinet batAA
Main phone. MA. s134. 1890 Z q ~
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HELp MEN tcentlnued)

ORDERLIES, eolored Children's Hospital,
tween 1na sn s Gs see mrI n pessGn
PATENT Law FIRM. long estabiisned, iii de-.
sires associate for preparation and prose
a. former member 81 the exam examining 'e corps o
OF the Patent once, and with some knowl-
sds % Salary from SsooG to
age age and and experience. Replies confidential.
fS.r%.ey lsa or aS part slo5 time
PHARMACIST, prescriptions only. Nd.
license: excellent salary, vacation with pay,
meals assisys sSmaes, nSa sss aist sHSH and nSpfe
is5I,i. SSn,IEs, se1oree; s TO work ,p .usomos... M
bon BsSnd stead xdzdsUn ESf 1885 s.
PfiREssssER WANTED for cleaning and
koGTE MEN. fESS ls 0f 70 'sSf 90. vhits ts draft
empt: service food vending eaHipment:
earnings sa,ss exceed $50 weekly sxssIent iu,
SALESMAN and window trimmer wanted
msnS clothing store
ferred;;, Age, 1915; store experience help
dni; Honesty and courteous manner re-
$50 per Wk.. depending on sales. write
Box 334-x, Star, giving full particulars as
saIEs ERks nr and
|
S35 week guaranteed to start. Apply stand
ard Drug Co, 10 G st. NV; 1922 14th
81 81 XTiEN6aNr 1Sa st must ms
and direct efforts Of others; experience pre-
sRf sSmmsslsn sTSnross Gan HHays 4s
asry sns and abb n0q5 psvs Also
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. steady:
Ansscn ffh' v 6s9 osford saSs a6S4 "ssn csI
s5Ue SHOE sis.. isALEsMIS .ss e.; exp, for family
Nss Ss SssHHsas|6 a3f sas
sfd Srara undsr sts 3D.
In natl. assn, S1.s00 a, yr.; hrs. to 8,
Phone Mr. Smart Ma. 4sas esa. or wnfte nGs0iss sox
STOCK 30 CLERK. Daniel Loushran Co.,
STOCK Il CLERKS 1ERa s. and sT drivers, 5-day. 40
sT9T ncKsnox wssS Apply & 1ls1 9TH st. NV;
experience not necessary; pleasant working
coonditions. Garrisons Toy g. Novelty Co.
TAILOR. experienced, for alterations on
mems and women''s garments; year-around
employment. Apply I. Singer. S11 18th St
TILE Settlers at once. Bonney Tile &
TsrrSszo e. CO GerD 1885 35s W. 21st ST., Norfolk
TRUCK DRIVER, white Columbia Hotel
supply Co.; 514 18th st. s.w.
a Utility y, MAN An to work Saturdays or Sun
YOUNG. MAN, colored. to wash dishes.
Sat and Sun. nights: SIS per night. Apply
WALL CLEANERS. experienced. white.
Baltimore RenovatinE Co, 2323 18th st.
WAlATcHMAN for country club in Chevy
Chase, Md; middle-aged man with local
refs: Call manager, WI. 3l00.
WANTED-1ntelligent operators for
chemical extraction plant. Essential war
work with postwar steady employment
Plant situated North Alexandria on river
Good pay and opportunity for advance
ment Box 23S-Y Star
ooS paS stesf es p0ay spyeks to haul coal
WAREHOUSE suPERINTENpENr for fur
niture warehouse. Must be. experienced.
preferred. Good salary and hours, per-
manent. Give complete information and
references in first letter Box 294-Y Star
FALLS CHURCH. VA
Manager for delicatesSen and lunch.
Daytime work. II you have business ex-
perience and good references we have a
real opportunity for man or woman. Start
ing salary. S45 per week. For appointment
telephone Mr.. Brown, Falls Church 2692.
9 to pm.
SHOE statesmen,
experienced to work in Washington's finest
ietall shoe shop; excellent salaries. good
opportunity for advancement. Apply
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AUTO MECHANICS

Large Buick dealer in center of town
needs experienced mechanics Shop filled
conditions, and clean warm. well-venti-
lated shop. Permanent position now and
after the war If qualified Referral card
needed See Mr. CUNNINGHAM. Emerson &
Orme. 11th and M Sts n "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INCOME TAX RETURNs

INCOME TAX RETURNS.
Complete assistance With Federal, Dis.
$3.50 Colesville Rd, silver Spring
81: $3.50. SH. 1410 After PM. IT,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS of the Citizens Equitable
will be held at GAS pm, February IA
1914, at 1907 Wisconsin ave- NV, for tn,
election Of oficers and directors for thu
coming year and the transaction of such
other business as may rightly come be-
fore said meeting
H. w. BURNSIDE, Secretary.
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HELP MEN 3 woMEN lcon..)
SAFEWAY
NEEDS MEN AND WOMEN

For work in food stores near your home
A. real opportunity for men and women
who want to help with the war effort.
STARTING SALARY. S24. 80.
l. No experience necessary.
2. Training at full salary.
3. Opportunity for advancement.
4. Vacation with pay
B. Pleasant working conditions.
&. Opportunity to secure group life in
surance, disqualification, surgical and sick
Dement'S at a very low cost.
z. No Sunday or holiday work.
8. Convenient working hours
ana dppy saIewag y EmPhloSment IN ph once 18th atn
nearest Safeway. II you have been pre-
viously employed. bring your release
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
We have been classified a critical indus
try by War Manpower Commission and
hours; permanent Job and excellent work.
ing condition with tools furnished. Appli-
cants must have a referral card from the
See Mr.. Messick.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
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HELP poMEsTJc (cov,. !,

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, every Alter.
ae afsKEALs Ksi s2zd; 2sazdo;usrwonxrn. GOOD soo..
laundress; adults IN family. hours. II
2; IN shrongh Ugh dinner; s2o week Wo 1919.
Cooking. RA. $40. ~ no
CIV. laundry and plain cooking: Ben:
Bath ~Sa adults H n family soed pSssion 5Se she 70
gE%s @ y slSsr sDilps: Ma 81 81 5e4S. SoNf.fs 'T.fs
Of line. -Four Corners bus to woodsids
xssf s11ersnsss ss sgSss,, with fpidrsR DAY:
GENERAL MAID for in apt; mus. BE-
f1a S0se s00k 5U oSi york
sysTy I Friday s. nisht and sasard.s.' 'cd csd
ssds. sssIst Wiz viii bSsessehold duties Live IN:
GIRL, colored; e.hw.,. lisht laundry. plain
oad7s; Soo5din7g; 5asa 5a.ssoday week. s15 and csrfsre,
GIRL, general housework, part time, 8
gay Gays week. s:30 to 1 Tin Arlinston).
Wednesday, ana sanrdsy scod %sses
sS snsg,sa whit: s. Or n eoggsa gs pss sss Il
HoUSEKEEPER, white, small home.
sdults; IS plain cooking; live in or out.
HoUsEKEEPER. white, efncient; to man:
age small Groom home for employed
ssent sssfy 0G sudsss ss M rves can @
eS fl nc care s 81 81; suaesy boy
SS ssfSS' saed nsash sasT, LAT 81 sanss,
MAID colored experienced; s.h.w.; no
ref
MAID. colored. full time: upstairs and
laundry; live in or out; good salary. EN-.
MAID. experiencsd; live in in or out. 1874
Hambshire ', ave. Pleasant workine - condi-
tons; Must have good ref: Ho. seoe.
y. old child small apt: excellent wages.
MAID, experienced; city reference; neat.
MOTHERS HELPER. live in; private room
and bath; good wages; references required.
NURsEMAID for l5-month ;old baby; ex-
d 80 to 80: $50 month, Call EN-. 65s2.
sa for small eoSnsFy home, ' COOK. saI .Ss; fo
Hr1no n ar oqt ,J Box S6s-Y, Star la, iS.
snhes So Cents o hosl ald and earars cs
WOMAN OR GIRL. capable, for s.h.x, .
TO g., no Sundays: SIS. Call GE. b12s
mornings.
WOMAN, colored. not over 35, g.h.w.
cooking. $50 a m. to $50 pm; ne. sec
tion; SIS week, references. 1872 Raum
WOMAN, experienced with children. Only
those with health cards need apply. Phone
WoMhN RE, 2ly4 OR GIRr-Experiepced, refer.
ences; broom apt in New York: sleep IN:
excellent salary. Call ia. 1883.
WOMAN, colored, settled: live in; g,hv.
POSITION FOR MAID, general cleaning
only. in women's dormitory at University
Of Nd College Park: hours. $50 to $50.
references required. Call WA. $500. Ext.
263
housework for 9 adults; small apt. Phone
GE. 4400 after o'clock
ROCKVILLE or Silver Spring, colored gtrl
to do ironing and cleaning 2 days q week.
Bethesda, $50 TO 3:30. 81 day and car
Evening star., 1944-02-11

Silk Finisher and Spotter,
Male Or Female, for
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
DRY Cleaning Plant.
Aooay employment o@ca, 9th &loo3s
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FURNITURE FINISHERS

Men applying for this position must be
thoroughly experienced in burning-in, re-
nnlSning, etc. Apply at office OF Lans-
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SALESMAN.

y to 80. draft exempt, to call on retail
stores Must have car Good salary and
car allowance. Canada Dry Ginger Ale Co.,
900 r ave n q
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ATTORNEY.

| 3S-41
Large national casualty ins france organ
1zation has opening in Baltimore claim
dcpartment with postwar future. Please
give complete history and salary required
Our associates know of this ad BOX
346-X, Star
Evening star., 1944-02-11

SHOE SALESMEN,
Experienced, to work in Washington's frcst
letail shoe shop; excellent salaries, good
opportunity for advancement. Apply
Mr. Abbey,
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MEN WANTED

dr+rpS for permsnent work in essential food in
4S-hour week. Inside work Membership
IN Milk Drivers and Dairy Employees
Members Of AFL Teamsters' Union can
transfer without cost Apply 204O West
Va. ave. ne. If YOU have previously been
employed please bring your release
Evening star., 1944-02-11
WOMEN WANTED

You can now earn $40 per week and
more as streetcar bus operators or work
part time as streetcar conductors. Essen
tial work Experience not necessary
Training paid for, no Sundays or night
work. Regular working hours free time
portation: separate clubrooms congenial
fellow workers. Vacancies at 14th and
East Capitol SITS, with work on the Mt
mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV, GEORGETOWN
Take Route 90, Cabin John Streetcar
to the door
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HELP MEN.
PRESS HEI ,PERS

Boys aged 16 years and over, to learr
Notwithstanding. Steady employment
Apply at once. Columbia Planograph Co.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Forkos, Knee Well May Appear
In Pittsburgh Tilt Monday

Andy Farkas, one Of the few re-
naming Redskin veterans, may
make his debut with the T forma-
ton at Pittsburgh Monday night in
the exhibition game with the Chi
card-Steeler combine, Coach Dud De
Groot indicated today.
Farkas, who has hand-em-
broidered kneecap where a surgeon
removed a cartilage, has made only
one appearance this season. and it
was brief He was on the field for
the opening kickoff against March
Field and then benched. Andy since
has been chafing at the DIT, await
ing the doctors okay. DR.. Pete Mo-
ran was to have a look at the joint
today and decide whether Andy can
play.
Farkas has been one of the Skins
most important backs since joining
the club. Last year he gained 327
yards to place ninth among the
leagues ball carriers, and was TOP
man in number of punt returns with
IS. He tied for fourth place on scor-
ing with Wilbur Moore and Harry
Hopp of Detroit, chalking up nine
touchdowns, and was ninth in pass
receiving, taking 19 tosses for 202
yards. Four brought touchdowns.
Farkas has been going at tor
speed in workouts, although notice
ably favoring his leg, but De Groot
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Pioneer FerruIFs Team Amonq
Pin Winners as Aqgies Open

His score was only 270, but for
Jack Ferrall, one of Washington S
pioneer duckpin bowlers, none of the
old enthusiasm was missing last
night at Columbia when the 18-team
Agricultural Interbureau League,
which he helped to organize in 1915,
ushered in its 30th season.
Two of his bowling pals since the
loop started, Chester Lindstrom and
Frank Coll, still with plenty of zip
on the ball, collaborated with the
veteran duckpin leader to gain the
Plant team 81 victory over
A. NJ S., which won the middle
game when Harry Dixon, another
Aggie veteran and secretary of the
Washington City Duckpin Associa-
ton fired top game of 143
Walter Stroud tailed high set of
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Hoefner Seeking 11th Triumph
In OPPOSING Red Sox oniqht

poor shape ana II may be another
week before he Is fit for duty.
This may give Vernon Curtis,
youngster recalled from Minneapolis,
a chance to show his wares in the
st. Louis set. What Curtis gained
by his steady pitching with the
Millers hasn't been shown to Skipper
Bluege for the hurler failed to- show
up yesterday for the practice held
by the Mats. But reports from
scouts Of rival clubs drifting into
Washington indicate Curtis II
much improved hurler.
Curtis May Be Lot Of Help.
According to reports that have
come to Bluege, the lanky right
handler easily was the best young
pitcher to perform in the American
Association this year. II the reports
are true, Curtis could be of con-
siderable help on the Western trip.
The series opening tonight is OF
vital importance to the Red Sox
Only a hoot and a holler of the
lead, Joe Cronins clan has q splen-
did opportunity to pick up ground
before going through the telling
Western grind. But the Mats have
been no pushovers for the Red Sox
this year. The series now stands,
10 games to 8, in favor OF the WASH
ington club.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Wilson, Giving Weight
Edge 10 Shans, Has
Big Job tuesday

Jackie Wilson, tough little Pitts
burgh featherweight who will fight
anybody, bears down in hard train
ing again today for his clash with
Cleo Shans, q lightweight, set for
Grinith Stadium next Tuesday
night, following Chalky Wright's
runout on his scheduled bout with
Jackie here this week.
The replacement match shapes up
as a rough test for Wilson, as Shans
is just through licking Vic Creel-
man and Lew Hanbury and Is q full
blown lightweight. but Jack Laken,
Wilson's manager, is taking the
worst of it on the scales to prove
that his boy Is good enough to beat
heavier men and thus make Chalky
look like a chump.
Washington fans are anxious to
get a look at Shans, a Pacific Coast
Negro who has waged great slugging
fights against Ike williams and
Johnny Greco in Madison Square
Garden and is one of the best box
office draws In the lightweight
class.
Tickets purchased for the Wilson,
Wright fight will carry over for the
Shans bout Tuesday, and the ad-
vance sale will be reopened today
by Benny Robinson, Turner ticket
chief, at both the ball park and
| Turner's Arena.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
By JOHN b. KELLER,

Mickey Haefner, after his 18th
pitching win of the year, and Rick
Ferrel, who needs to catch only A
more games to beat the major league
mark set by Gabby Hartnett Of the
Chicago Cubs and the New York
Giants, will be the Mats battery
tonight against the Boston Red Sox
in the opener of the final series of
the Washington baseball season.
Haefner performed in sparkling
fashion in his last two turns on the
hill to make his record of 10 wins
and 13 defeats for a last-place club
far more impressive than the figures
appear to indicate. For Ferrell, the
outing will be the first since Sep
tember 4, when he had his right
thumb severely lacerated.
Incidentally, Ferrell probably will
catch all three games Of the Red Sox
series. Mike Guerra, who took over
after Rick was injured, has a heavy
cold and isn't expected to get back
into action for a week.
Stands Pat on Lineup.
Manager Os Bluege will stand pat
on the lineup that toiled so success
fully against Philadelphia's Athletics
in the last series. Fred Vaughn.
ankle sprain has been reduced suffi.
GENTLY to permit his return to sec.
ond base, so George Myatt will con-
tinue at shortstop. In the outfield
Bob Ortiz will be at right instead ol
Rene Monteagudo, who is returning
to Cuba Sunday. e
There is possibility that Johnny
Niggeling, veteran knuckleballer
may miss facing his former team
mates in the battling with the St
Louis Browns slated next week. A
flu attack has left the oid-timer in
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Special Dispatch to The Star.

0PcSlAA AlbVhtCu W Aue 0tSIs
BALTIMORE, Sept. l5.-A free
for-all battle for use Of the Munich
pal Stadium by q local pro football
team next year was In the ofiing to-
day with the disclosure that q group
Of native Baltimoreans, headed by
James ]. Lacy, will oppose Comdr
Gene Tunney's efforts to obtain the
field. Tunney recently was named
as the Baltimore franchise holder In
the newly organized All-American
Football Conference.
Lacy's plans came to light yester-
day when he and Tunney stimuli
taneously filed requests for the sta
dium. In a letter to Frank H. Dur
kee, president Of the Board of Park
Commissioners, Lacy declared that
he and his associates have had their
franchise In an as-yet unnamed cir
cult two months, but had not an
nounced it because league officials
wanted to have their organizational
setup completed before making pub
lie announcement.
Lacy, who has maintained his in
terest in sports through Loyols
High School, Loyola College and the
Baltimore Athletic Club. said Jake
Slagle, former all-America back al
Princeton. was one of the men as
ISOLATED with him in the venture
The others, he said, we're Clarence
E. Elderkin. Cleveland r. Bealmear
Ferd Strouse, Writ A.. Duvall, jr.
and Philip B. Perlman, all Balti.
moreanS.
Tunney conferred with Mayor Nc.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Draft Calls Postponed Game Add to Confusion Of Al Race
Baltimore Group Fights Tunney
For Use Of Football Stadium

Keldin yesterday before formally
filing his application for use OF the
stadium. T. was reported he made
definite proposals to pay the city
Is per cent of the gross receipts as
rental for day games and 20 per
cent for night. The city would fur
nish ushers and pay all operating
expenses. Tunney would have all
concession and program rights.
Baltimore also has been promised
franchise in the United States
Football League, whose members are
scheduled to meet at Chicago Sep
tember 80, although no names have
been mentioned in connection with
this circuit. In the background,
too, is Abraham Watner, who some
months ago attempted to obtain a
15-year lease on the stadium for a
National League franchise.
The Park Board, which will not
meet again until October 4, unless a
special meeting is called, also has
an application from George p. Mar
shall, president Of the Washington
Redskins, for two exhibition game
dates next season. No action will
be taken on these until the other
matter Is decided.
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Minor BusebuII
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFFs.
Toronto at Newark. wet grounds.
Buffalo at Baltimore, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PLAYOFFs.
Milwaukee. 3; Louisville. 0.
Toledo, 10, st. Paul. z.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION PLAYOFF.
Memphis, &; Nashville, 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE PLAYOFFs.
Utica at Hartford. rain.
Albany at Binghamton. rain.
Piedmont LeagHe PIayolfs
Lynchbure. 4: Richmond. 3 10
innings).
Norfolk, 3; Portsmouth, o.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland. 3: Oakland, O.
San Francisco, Z; San Diego. =.
HOLLYWOOD. Z: Sacramento. 5.
Los Angeles, .; Seattle, ].
Evening star., 1944-09-15
Great Lakes Gridders
Have 12-Game LIST
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GREAT LAKES, ILL.,, Sept. Is
According to 1t. Comdr. Paul D
(Tony) Hinkle, athletic officer. Great
Lakes Naval Training Center foot
ball team will play a l2-game sched-
ule, the third season of World War
II for the Bluejackets.
In the first of seven home games
the Bluejackets open tomorrow at
Ross Stadium against Fort Sheri-
dan. The finale will be played
against Notre Dame on December
at South Bend.
September 10. Fort Sheridan, Ill. here
September %. Purdue, here; September
30. rllinois, here; october Z, Northwestern
there; october IA. Western Michigan n
here: October 81. Ohio State, there; Oc.
tober 2S. Wisconsin, there: November 5
Marquette, there: November IL. Lincoln
Army Air Field. here November IS. Mar.
ouette. here: November %. Fort Franci,
lE. Warren. here. and December 2. Notrs
Dame, there
Evening star., 1944-09-15
|Michigan-Hawk Game
TOPS Midwest Card

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The football
season stirs closer to full awakening
in the Midwest tomorrow when 10
games, headlined by the Iowa Sea-
hawks invasion of Michigan. at
tempt to lure the spotlight from the
waning baseball campaign.
Besides the Wolverines, Western
Conference co-champions with Pur-
due last season, two other Big Ten
elevens will lift the curtain-Illinois
entertaining Illinois Normal and In
diana playing host to Fort Knox.
Also making its debut will be
Great Lakes. which opens at home
against Fort Sheridan in a game
that should be an under-wraps
warmup for new Coach Paul Browns
Bluejackets.
Interest will be focused mainly on
the Seahawk- Michigan tiff.