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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11

ios NO. zsRD ST., ATTRACTIVE SIX
room bungalow, with hardwood floors
throughout; tile bath, oil circu1ator
and Venetian blinds Included In sale
pftcs. Lot S0xle0. II. F. Wilder. Phone
le32.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11

EXECUTRIX' NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrtx of the
Estate OF c. F. w. Render, late Of New
Hanover County, North Carolina. this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the Estate OF said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned at 121
North Front Street, Wilming gton, N. G..
on or before the 4th day of December.
1916, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. AL persons in
debted to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 1st day of December. le45.
JESSIE c. REHDER,
Executrix of c. F. W. REHDER
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SS-Help Wanted-Male

MAN OR WOMAN WANTED FOR RAW
leigh route. Real opportunity. We help
you get started. Write Rawleigh's. s.
Dept. NCL-252-o, Richmond, Va.
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REAPPOINTED

NEW BERN, Dec. 10. - Harry
Lipman has been reappointed by
Mayor L. C. Lawrence as a mem.
Der Of the New Bern Housing Au-
thority.
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SANITATION COLLECTION
EOVJTPMENT

Sealed proposals are desired on maxi
mum of four fully enclosed fifteen yard
ity but not less than two ton rating, all
as per specifications on file in my office.
and to be opened at meeting of the
City Council at 1000 O'Clock am. on
"Wednesday, December 10. 1945. Address
proposals to City Clerk. City Hall. Will
mington, North Carolina. with Bids for
Sanitation Equipment" on outside of en-
velop for Identification purposes.
The right is rserved to reject any and
all bids.
J. r. BENSON
City Clerk
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator OF
the estate of John Macris, late of New
Hanover County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said John 'Macris
to present them to the undersigned duly
verified, at the office of Clayton c.
Holmes. Attorney, Trust Building. Wils
mington, North Carolina. on or before
the 18th day of December, 1916, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. Anyone indebted to said es-
tate will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned
This the 10th day of December. 1945.
JAMES MACRIS,
Administrator Of the estate of
John Macris.
Clayton C.. Holmes. Attorney.
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COMBINATION TENANT-HIRED HAND,
an must know tobacco. Inquire, Mr.. Olsen
30l Custom House Phone 2-0617
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
'Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
Bs HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK, Dee, 26@-One of the first real postwar sports re- vivals gets under way today in the first national junior and boys in- dcor tennis championships since l940 :. And it may have a greater bear ing on the future of tennis than you would think . Such players as Sea- man Dick Savitt of Bayonna, N. J., and Memphis, Tennessee, Sidney Schwartz, Alan Watson and the hoys' outdoor champion, Mick Mou- ledous of New Orleans, may be the mternationalists of very few years from now , The reliables of pre- war seasons either are past their peak or aren't interested In sull- time competition For instance, Ted Schroeder, who figured in spec ulaticn about the l946 Davis Cup team, already has declared himself out Just out of the navy, Ted figures he'll he too busy and besides anyone is really going to have a struggle to get me to travel down to the corner drug sore for about the next ten years" :, Jack Kramer, Frank Parker. Bill Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy likely will be avail able fer 1946, but when they drop cut it will be up to the kids
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
YULE SLIDERS RECEIVE RARE
 SKIING TREAT

G2stineau Channel dwellers who asked Santa to put a parcel of good skiing in their Christmas stocking, yesterday had no complaints regard ing the merry Saints Yule bounty snow conditions over the Douglas Island Ski Area yesterday were ex- ceptional.
 However, not many sliders got out to partake of the rare skiing treat. About a dozen slats devotees were on the Second Meadow enjoying the pcwGsr-topped slopes and the up- skiing offered by the ski tow just re-installed and put to work on the lower section of the Slalom hill.
 Although a bit crusted in the low CT sections and very fast, the trail offered good running all the way down to the Highway. Now the big question is, will the snow hold good till next week end?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
NICE WORK

The Cleveland Rams are reported by an authoritative source to be searching for some means to lure Coach Paul Brown away from the Cleveland club in the new All American conference. The Rams are champions, all right, and as such they will have considerable drawing rower next year when the slugging
 starts But they also realize that Brown. the fcrmer genius at Massil-
 len high school and Ohio State, is a terrific draw in his own right. and that any club coached by him will pull fans from all over the state. It will take some very smart conniv- ing tc get Brown away from the new circuit, for he not only is signed to a $25 ,0Co-a-year contract, but has heen receiving $1 1000 a month as a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26

Schlinkman at fullback Gay Adelt of Utah University alternates at left half with Walker
 The East's ball handling pattern already is pretty well established. With the T-formation as the main attacking threat, the quarterback ing duties will be handled by Cor nells Allan Dekdebrun and Merrill Frost of Dartmouth. Alternating at left halfback are Roger Robin son of Syracuse and Bob Evans of Pennsylvania Slated for right halfback service are Ohio States Dick Fisher and Marquette's Paul Copoulos. Jack Breslin of Michi- gan State has earned a combina- tion right half -fullback job, while straight fullbacking has been as- signed to Walt Trojanowski from Connecticut and Charles Drazeno- vich from Penn State.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
REvER5EkI(k
 E TOP SPORT
 0DDITY-1945
Freak Happenings, World Series, Come in for
 Share of Votes
By JOE REICHLER

NEW YORK, Dec. 26-The back ward punt play that wound up with the kicker scoring the touchdown that gave UCLAs Rose Bowl hopes a terrific booting has been voted the No. sports oddity of l945.
 Thirty one of the 82 SD orts writers who participated in the annual Associated Press poll to uncover the whacky events of the year, agreed that the manner in which California scored its 60 upset over UCLA even over shadowed the weird occurrences of the world series.
 In that now-famous football game of last Nov. "A, California had the ball on it's own 33-yard line when left end Jack Lerond dropped back to punt. The slip pery ball slithered off the side of his foot and went in reverse. Ed Welch, Lerond's teammate, went back to scoop up the ball on the 15-yard line and then toted the leather down to UCLA's 40-yard line. Just as he was about to be tackled he lateralled to Lerond who romped the rest of the way for the games sole tally.
 Such were the shenanigans at the October diamond classic that one scribe voted the series in gen. eral the top oddity of them all. And there were plenty of other votes cast on various incidents of the series to back him up. For instance, there was Chuck Hos tetlers fall between third and home that helped the Tigers lose the sixth game the Alphones and Gaston act of the Tiger outfielders throughout the series and the freak hop of the ball that bounded over Hank Greenberg's head to break up the sixth game. That play got a double vote, some for the ball, and some for the official scorers who reversed themselves hours after the game and declared the play was hit and not an error. In line with the series-since Hank Borowy had big part in it the scribes agreedt hat Larry MacPhail's sale of the. slender hurler who won the penant for the Chicago Cubs was ranking oddity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
WEST ALL-STARS
 CLOSE FAv0NlTES
 IN SHRINE CLASH
Rival Clubs Getting Back fields Polished for.
 Jan. 1 Classic

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26 = For 20 years now, rival coaches of the East-West charity football game have tried to outmaneuver each other in the psychological field of lining up as "underdog' in the big New Years Day encounter. It is a swell selling point, certain to fire up the players.
 Come Jan. l, the Western All- Stars will take the field as the favorites, no matter how Coaches Homer Norton of Texas A. & M. and Orin Hollingberry, ex-Wash- ington State, feel about the mat ter.
 The westerners are bigger, look more powerful and move about with the assurance of greater ex- perience than their eastern rivals.
 The two squads went through workouts yesterday, the East at Santa Clara and the West at Menlo Junior College.
 The Vests coaches have come up with two experimental backfields, operating both in the T-formation and single wing back. One combi- nation finds Baylor's Jack Price at quarterback, Jake Leicht of Oregon at left half, Ted Kenfield from California at right half and Nevada's Lloyd Rude at fullback.
 On the other team, Bob Stevens of Oregon State holds down quar- terback, with Southern Methodist's Deal Walker at left half, Bob Goode of Texas A. & M. at right half, and Texas Techs Walt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
BOAT DESIGNER PLANS TO OPEN JUNEAU OFFICE

Recent Juneau arrivals who plan to make their home here are Mir and Mrs. Henry Johnson of New Orleans. La.
 Mir. Johnson, boat designer of long experience, was with Andrew Higgins boat building industries during the war. He is inventor of a wheelhouse and boat super structure arrangement which may be lifted intact off the hull, as
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
Sports Shorts

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 25-Four Amy .gridders - Halfback Glenn Davis, Fullback Felix tDoc) Blanchard, Tackle Dewitt Coulter and Guard Johnny Green - were named on the American Football Coaches Association AI-American team
 Other members Of the squad an- nounced yesterday by President Ray Morrison, Temple University Ciach, were: Ends, Richard Duden. Navy, and Max Morris, North western; tackle, George Savitsky, Pennsylvania; guard, Warren Am ling, Ohio State: center, Richard Scott Navy; backs, Bob Fenimore. Oklahoma A. & M, and Herman Wedemeyer, St. Mary's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
we'll as number of types of deck

well as a number of types of deck gear. . ~i
 Designer Johnson sees great need for designing services in Juneau and plans to set up an office here At present. he may be contacted through the Alaska Development Board MT. Johnson knows fishing boats. having put in a few sum- mers fishing in the Juneau area up to six years ago, and in his design service will specialize in fishing vessels and pleasure craft.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
4 NATURAL

At a basketball game between Colgate and Cortland. N Y. Teach CTS the other night the officials were Power (Winford W) and Light tBen A) :. No doubt the 34 fouls they called were due to short cir cults.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
MUSIC BROADCAST

on Monday and Christmas Day, the Rev. Robert s. Treat of the Methodist Church broadcast by loudspeaker from the belfry Christ mas music which could be heard for blocks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
JOE KENDLER HOME

Joe Kenuler, U. s. Army who has heen on Shemya for the past II months, has returned home to visit his parents. on a l5-day leave.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26

CHICAGO, Dec. 26-In the na- tional collegiate high scoring bas- ketball race, big George Mikan from DePaul's undefeated Demons is taking up where he left off last year In the eight games the Chl- cago quintet has won this season, Mikan has poured l87 points through the net to top all scores in the country. In second place, only three points behind. is Cali fornia's Andy Wolfe with 18d points on 79 double deckers and 2d charity throws. But Wolfe has played five more games than Mikan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
HONOR MRS. WILLIAMS

Tn honor of Mrs. M. D. Williams, members of the Juneau Garden Club will entertain with a luncheon Friday noon in the Gold Room of the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
WILLIAM STUART HERE

William F. Stuart of Anchorage is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
FROM GUsTAYUS

w. A. Berry arrived here from Gustavus yesterday He is stopping at Hotel Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
ATTrNrfON REBEKAHs

Rekular meeting tonight at 8 D.. m. All members are asked to attend (10,15l-tD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26

sort of binder while he remained in the service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 26-The tenth annual all-College Basketball Tournament opens today with the favored Oklahoma Aggies in pur- suit of their fifth title against what their coach, Henry Iba, calls the toughest field in the 10 years his team has been competing in the meet.
 The Aggies, defending champions, meet undefeated Texas tonight in the second game of doubleheader In the first, the University of Oklahoma and Texas Christian clash.
 In the afternoon. Kansas meets Rice and Pepperdine mixes with Baylor in the first round.
 Fresh prepared Lutefisk, soc lb
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26
ALMA KEMPER ARRIVES

Alma Kemper, Fort Richardson is a guest at Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26

DRINK KING DLACK LABEL,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26

DRINK KENU BLACK LABEL!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-26

Fresh prepared Lutefisk, soc lb at Bert's Cash Grocery. 1o,151-tl)
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Oanfiaouno

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Qrduerndd,ridt

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11amen Gcrein Der
81. Vetrns Weiueimbc

Gs blene a(lcn Sdppeiterr 5ur &c
i6algen Nahriht. oaB rdtite Git.
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finoen. Mlle Sfapeitern iinO eriudi
oeriel6en hcisl.1pobnen.
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uno Winnie &arres.
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y0ir looen alle Waitalieber Sc

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fonnen
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per @eorg Ggler, Sefr.
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SGnaer-Hidnit.

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laben llniere YarfegrGiflmne tpar
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Wettergott lrs nit id)onen Wettes
begiintigt. Gin leihter 2uuh miro
ierpielt Wtltiif unb mos irnlt nod 81
10 einem Wnlofeit geb0rt, lit ihon
ulles beiorgt. Narf lit oifen 12 llbr
mittnes.
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Sltfeite ltottf!noet unO erober 8e-
luh eriporret miro. Ban3 se.piB sper.
oen mir einen genubreidea Gag per-
Ieben.
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lere ytalMentag -aurtenpartie itatt
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tag I'M 0tai, SUM uno Suli fdat,
tperoen nns gelpiB uieoer tGitIihp
Badereiea britgen. Gin riibriges
&omitee miro aqes gut porbereiten.
eli5. Iiibler, Sefr.
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man BEL Ser Mmcricon Steel sounH

man BEL Der 9ncricon Steel 6ounf;-
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3ipeio II.

Gs 6iene allen Sd)ipeltern 5iir &c.
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HefanntmadJnna. - Semtid'
Nemeinbe.

Sonntne, ben II. SUM, ieiern mir
in Der Seutihgenleinoe ben befunn.
ten 0atertlg. $50 mir alh Ser 0dter
acbelpfeil ipollen i'm SottesoienIt
aHo Tie ebren fiir Sen Stanopunft,
Sen lie einncbnen.
Ser 8ottesoieuit begiuut um 10
ubr as pormittags. ale 8lnubens
genoiien IiEb ber5lin einselaoen.
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Ndtmna Sanger!

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nate, alio bis gn0e Mugait. un6 anl
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1reun0e 81 bieien Geriammll,nge:l
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