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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Seek Release
For Edwards
Friends Cite Need
for Him on City Job

Plans were being made Satur-
day for obtaining the prompt re-
lease of Councilman George Ed
wards from the army so that he
may return to his duties at the
City Hall.
Edwards, a second lieutenant OF
the infantry, sailed from Cali
fornia recently on an army trans
port bound for Manila. His re-
election TO council at the coming
municipal election is considered a
certainly as he led the field in the
primary.
RELEASE SOUGHT
August Scholle. CIO regional
director. will ask Mayor Jeffries
and the common council this
week to join the CIO in a formal
request to the war department for
Edwards release. The mayor has
indicated that he will accept the
suggestion.
I'VE feel that the people Of
Detroit who voted Overwhelm-
ingly for his reelection I'm the
primary, putting him i'm first
position, desire his prompt re-
turn and that his services In
the council In dealing with De-
troit's postwar problems will
greatly exceed his usefulness I'm
occupation duty" Scholle said.
TWO YEARS In SERVICE
Edwards has been in the army
two years. is married and the
father OF two children. He turned
down the defeFmeHt which re-
suited from his council position
and while serving in the army has
returned his pay as a councilman
TO the city treasury.
Even If the war department
acts promptly on a request for
his release. il is not expected that
Edwards could be back in Detroit
much before two months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

Pearl Bucks play. The First
Wife" will be presented at Music
Hall Wednesday under sponsor
ship Of United China Relief TO
boost the Community War Chest
! fund
The cast VIII feature Wang
Yung China's leading actress. and
her company of players.
The play is being given in OBJ
SeTvanCe Of the 34th anniversary
ef the found1uE OF tfIg Republic OF
China.
Oct 10 is known as China
Friendship Day. Commemoratlng
the occasion in 1911 when Chinese
revolutionarieS staged an uprising
which led 10 the overthrow Of the
Manchu Dynasty.
The First Wife was written
especially for Miss Wang and her
company. The star reached this
country during the war after
escaping China through the Japa-
neSe lines.
Her group originated during the
early part of the war with Japan,
presenting plays for the education
and sure of war weary
Chinese civilians and soldiers.
Performances will be staged al
2:30 and $50 p. m. Tickets are
on sale at Grinnells. Central
Methodist Church. Matinee tickets
are 80 cents. Those for the night
performance range from so cents
10 81 so
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Hunt Uniformed Blond
As Would AttdCker

HOLLYWOOD, Oct 6 (UP)-
Police hunted a tall. blond man
in an army uniform today after
Miss Doris Hillman. 37-year-old
secretary 20 singer Rise Stevens,
was Slugged in her apartment last
night by a wouldbe attacker who
fled when she screamed.
Miss Hillman told police she
was surprised as she was prepar-
ing for bed
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Hope, Froman Named
Honorary Gls by Vets

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6 CUP)-
The American Veterans of World
War II today named Bob Hope
and Jane Froman honorary GIs"
for their work in entertaining
troops and invited them to their
convention in Chicago oct. 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Vets British Wives
To Be Speeded 10 u. 5.

LONDON, Oct. s QNS)-The
American embassy said today
that L. s. state department mis-
SION was en- route 10 Britain to ex-
pldIte the transportation 10 the
United States of British wives of
American SerVicemen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
$1,000 JOB OPENINGS

According to USES figures.
1900 job openings now exist in
the Detroit area, waiting to be
filed from the ranks of the 226, =
coo who are unemployed either
through loss Of their jobs or be-
cause Of strikes.
Material shortages, OF course,
enter into the picture. But aside
from that, you will. in all likeli-
hood, be obliged to wait at least
five months or more before the
manpower situa ton straightens
itself out 10 bring you the speedy
service in civilian industry prom
Ised for postwar days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
LIVE ON JoBLEss PAY

Consequently many people
are now turning up their noses
at their prewar occupations and
are coasting on unemployment
compensation in search of
higher paid jobs which might
open up In the future"
Edward L. Cushman, state
director of the United States
Employment Service. a d d e d:
"Much of the difficulty we're
experiencing In this reconver-
sion gap is"due TO a psychology
cal reaction from many months
Of concentrated work--amount-
ing I'm some cases to seven days
q week without a break"
"A good many of these war
plant workers now feel they
can afford TO take II easy for
awhile and look around Ieis,ifeIs
for a job that will measure up
10 the wage standards they are
used TO-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Jobs Ap|enty
Despite Idle
Prewar Pay Lures
Few. Say Agencies

Detroiters learned during the
war how 20 stand in line for
scarce commodities; and they
learned how TO wait patiently for
weeks on end TO get accommoda-
tions in such essential services
as cleaning, pressing. laundering,
watch, shoe or auto repairing,
Now the war is over. but the
lines still are here and the wait
ing hasn't ended.
Puzzled people, remembering
promises of speedy postwar serv-
ice, are wondering why.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
births o Marriages o Deaths

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p.,, i..., Ia ,r, ptse., N
Ro5sr Rofgandy Ems6e BIsay, 27.
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F'Sl''" - "''''
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'' u.,..,. 90, .,,.., s.,,,,.. "a
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

Q-My mother in law has
been getting family allowance
from "A son who was discharged
in October. I9i5. How long Will
il he continued? II il stops inn
mediately, could my husband
apply for the allowance on be-
half of his mother? Mrs. III. q.
A-The effective date Of ter
mlnaiIon of entltlement TO a
family allowance is as Of the
end of the month I'm which the
Serviccman is discharged. For
example. II the serNlCeman =
discharged az any time during
November, the final payment
viii be made I'm December Your
husband may apply for family
allowance en behalf ct his par
entS. Since he already IS con-
tributlng So tow your
family allowance, he would need
only 10 contribute s. additional
toward his mothers allowance
II 1t Is approved.
Q-WeTe extra points given
to army personnel for VI Day?
Mrs. j. VI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

n-I was discharged sept. l,
" i8i5. and ON Oct. |, l9t5,
received notice that my claim
for disability pension had been
approved 10y the Veterans Ad-
mjnistrati0n. I have received
no check aud wonder when |
may expect payment. VIII u he
-tur -NrTItrU1FT, trtUtrr HHu
NONcmhcr--OT when y. VI. A,
A We cannot predict when
Nou VIII receive your FIRST PEN
sion check but since your claim
for pension was filed within one
year from date of discharge ~
may bc payable reiroactlVely 10
thC date of your discharge from
active service. II there is more
than three months delay be-
fore YOU receive the pension
check, write 20 The Veterans
Administration Office Whlch
handles your claim, asking how
soon YOU may expect payment.
Q-Ny husband II so years
old, has been in the navy since
April II. l9i5, has son and
myself a. dependents aud has
had three months sea duty.
How many points does he have?
Mrs. X. =.
No4rv husband has -
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
- JAMES ", SrowIR

lo,.,rrs Bis rev,rl7er b49re,s from
- ,#torr. r7 three wears he
70, been Dgvf l.m,. aru.t n Ford
rlu and tvvoai to.,, Rr tv won
many Times sa4,t, 'Hr ouusr-nt N.C
l-hoen.an H...ro4 f-r,s a.-ssre0se-
raid o.t-o'-aea uH 't7 o,Hcr-r-v rIr.s'.
i.,s raufs rratu ate.Et 81 s.Nssk, rn,l
of vt.,h he s 'stos for ool.sss sdoei.
Ion Al ths Ia.tUaa, Of Nshigin.
Ro. 'r Ito Of l'a1l Io.dhin ard
s., a atrrt Ir f.l ter.t gslds of
Desc. Hsr s.. 1e e..e be- rtv tle
t1r. eua, s.ta. ar et ,....
a-.I 4r+
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f lrsL.s
fi-y r5rrs N. a.e Nr irn ~ Ret.
recommend nJasr4gfr tIfr.rg Tor me
iepeef,vatty- st.e4 eeg, - sseeaas ,sif-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
r1 NIAW-wn &u>upxyu%,w> uErRoFTy sTMES
a M " - AS A'A~As A~|A~ Answers Veterans

A-No extra points were
given 10 men merely for VI
Day: however. men overseas
were allowed TO credit eight
points for tho time between
May y We Day and Sept. 2
tV-J Day.: one point for the
four months of service between
those dates and one point each
for the four months of overseas
duty between those dates.
Q-My shand II In the
navy and sometimes he has seen
service al sea for several weeks
at n time. Just how II over
seas credit computed for such
service during a part of a
month"; Mrs. Il. j.
A Point credit for duty for
service outside continental L. 8.
is computed from the day he
left the port to and including
the date his ship entered a port
of continental United States. In
computing total duty time for
sea or overseas credits any
fraction of a month tleSS than
IS days Will not count as a
month.
Q-Why do the heVrons
worn by L. -. Navy personnel
point downward? r. l.. VI.
A-The navy department says
there is no definite reason why
the chevronS are worn point
downward by enlisted naval
personnel The insignia may
have been handed down 10 the
United states by the French
or British. and the navy depart
TCnt says that one reason for
retaining the present design
may be because inc N-Shape OF
the ChcNron forms a suitable
frame for the eagle or other
insignia worn inside the cheV-
rons and rockers.
A-Do patrol craft have
names X. VI. q.
a No they are designated
by numbers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

NfT b SWhIdl. n DIlsh y HuNf- II,
r.rd Jackson 77' Lucille Harden.
'Iss ~afEu. 90 Anna Zoos 90
Robert Luke SHARP 80 Et.eu y Bsts 80
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
DeatD 320tlteS

-
IONI,-Oscar D.. Nov. 90. suddenly
| beloved husband y Lucy dear father ~
| EisiC Begnfln Glhgya Rummet An1na
Ponder lone Jonct " iihan. miller Ear
--r-r--f--f ----f ~ 1rrrTriT iT77lr- rlrIrr1r
service ~ Cooper Bros Nortuary MACK
ana Garland. Thursday az M.
LLCi-Nuv 20 M4gdalne a. her real.
| d'nDe. 1851 h. Willis WuthtI 90 MfS
| louis GaNAn MIS-. Wallace MaliuONski
| Mis LQuis Fortuna. Nlrrinla Joseph
John MsltCl ryiCr Isd william
Anthony ana Cpl PRANK In the Pacific
| slater ot FRANK ~luClk, a brother aGi
| lao sistrrs in Poland EfaHgWuthfr a.
| EitndlUNcfCu fuueIa. saturday al
! . o from tn' Wulrk funeiai Home
/ lAA2 tAnNt.d aud ~Scr.tt Heart
/ pf Mary Cluth at 40 = m llrcrment
GteeuWood Cemetery
LtNI -Suy a., Bruadiu' of 2fci
/ DequiudrI Road uura Mich beloved
/ vile pf Edward Gear muiurr pi -
~aId Jr Gerald Laura Jean Richard
ana Ronald daughter 40 MI Gturtt
/ Wrrth -Four sisters aud two hfu'ntii 8
| survive FunriHl service iudsF n.
a. fettv funtrd Home. l4Obf
| gr8tlOt
NAIHIs--Rnac pt 1929 Calvert. afc
- beloved mother OF Mauida Mas
! iCabei Gieeu, MIs y brONug
| Vera MsEntid Robtfl and RAYMOND
H
ifom thr lIa kaufman Funorsl Home
"a pcsler Inltgmcut clover Hil
4 Psrk Cemetery
MILLLK-N.y 81 william n .. nus-
/ hand ~ Lillian .urr Dtlnhfrr - ft-A
| Algonquin father ol william and
George MAlCI Funeral from the y
De SAINTS funtral Home Cta lmeis ~
ChsrltyoiN ThuRdAy o. m
OTIfR--Ernts, - So dear husband ot
/ .If ff
pstteu and Cpi. tinest " Aetyicea
/ IhuIsdsy NOV 30, a. 40 irom
Finley FUNERAL Home Flat ROCK
SCInNN- ID Richard r sgs %
| residence a64O Eaat outer Drive ioNirl
yun ~ NJ anI Ma. Thrmat sehunu
| ilonr loH0O Mack al outer nuts
! Thursday az e.Ia AMI from >f iulaua
/ ttuIch a. 10. Rnaaiy. "wednesday eve
ning o. so.
AnlLAEgEll-A--v- tuTuErs ~
lowed wifs az oAcaI dear sister OF
Funsrsl al Wtiltr nchn kunflAl l4l..-
|hall t.rssi Friday o. Inter
ufr' clinton .F.t, N' Cfw'rs N.Ir
NhLCHIk Ge..a, beloved husband ~
stella Ea' g'af 'atN0r uf liD rH
GHI.sl, .. ''.r 'r'i''r
a.e.r..s ,.H et 30 .p H4.a
i0Y esuu.tHfr
wmrI Na. a. ammo HgIe o.msfre
Wh.'s ,' lgrs4 l.sr sIf, 10 tlo lsit
Nn.e Jam d.af w.trsl NJ Ma Haze
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a 70 Fttgu fEHeIr' lHrs. l.nH
arault. lmumeut tarui lean Gene
why So Irene, nrs sursse
beloved N.t 30 fraUs -ss. tH-l'.ff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

Any Questions?
THE DETROIT TIMES
mails personal answers 20
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and privi-
leges of seTv ice m en- and
-'ten+er- veterans and their
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Many answers are printed
daily in this column, hut ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way;
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DETROIT n, MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and a self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

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-sronehisl Coughs or throat
lfr.ta,,ons Que 10 celts.

Cunnlnghsms, Knstrs and an Good
Drug stores
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

Q-Were extra points given
to army personnel for VI Day?
Mrs. j. VI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
MUSIC LESSONS

rWCK W0oRE WcrEFE SWING
PIANO 1898 GO FIttp TY 7o.os
CHgI,TtNaEN P1r. tr r. 20 'N
.0~s at3 NI.rlfs. t.,s'.- F.es
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Evening star., 1945-05-13
HELP MEN and WOMEN

aba AER2rLANE n9a. an FABRIC r CovERERs and me
leu Of pay iesired Phone PESy'saa aS s4s1 IN
stsons mss have IN parns snn Of ss.
salary S175 per month and postwar Sc
sERVicEAPpPS SEW APplS IN wIs person at LAD MILLS
CANDY COUNTER i9i sRo cLER9s, { hssa pleasant,
well-psid work, part or full time; chance
oPss DRuo APRS aoaE s or onsa s sns
eAkErAkER 7 for H,si sirls'. summer mountain
empoy WIFE 00afs sna saaIy TeautTsd
ch5 cfeAk cousraRS e p CLERKS, pleasant, well.
s At ta 's 1T any shasss iss
DRUG STORE or employment ONCE, n p
COOK OK, for girls. summer mountain camp;
sss sSsff ssa hsst
work; reliable and dependsble: M % GOOD wages. wages
COOK OR CHEF for restaurant and bar.
excellent pay and hours: replies eonnden-
sIss SoSk :, feE |9IasS; sstsi BRfaHTos HOTEL.
COUPLE to 60 to Boston; man to do gar
dening ana outside york, woman to work
In encss house Isau;lsd N family ss99 mo- refer
COUPLE or man and woman for house
cleaning. Call SH 42O5.
COUPLE or man and woman for house
cleaning. Call SH. 1908.
COUPLE wanted, white or colored; in
family; woman for gh.w., man to work
on farm: must have references. Falls
Church l143-J
COUPLE. colored, experienced in all-around
housework, for private residence near
Washington, pleasant living conditions,
good opportunity Box 390.Y. Star.
taker. on country estate; attractive salary.
house. etc. Rockville 7S1.
CONTINUED on Next Paee)
Evening star., 1945-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE to all veterans, men and women:
The Christian War, veterans of America.
served and are now m the
forces of our country, is open for mem
bership, chartered and sponsored by, vet
Grams to aid and assist the individual vet
Grams and defendants. For information.
write Christian War Veterans of America,
3l9-32o, Maryland Bldg, 14l0 H st. NV,
Ef R OF P BABY 24 taken h1 sS2 your home
WE URGENTLY need home and prefer
cash, for modern home No brokers,
ANNUAL mi MEETING Ell of Of the SsH5 Glenwood Gem
etery. The, annual meeting of the lot
owners Of the Glenwood Cemetery will be
second floor Of The EVENING Star Build
ing. 11th st. and Pennsylvania avenue, on
Monday, June 4. 1945, at 7;30 pm. sharp.
Ss Be- pr SHPe cHAs M sAS MAEsH pres
SI SEIosING @ q aATEsG;7Tps ;;7 he 1 gates Of the he
% Wednesday S Nay 80 On 1913 'os0o s. Order as of
GAS "a S0aFs WAFER Il !rpafsss HfaTEKs. 20, 80 40
mponthly PaymsntsS immediate anse installation
wills STA6STBREY A6T SE REsrossia1E Il sSsa for any
myself. RUSSELL S. MORGAN, 4425 9Th
RHiNEsToNEs - Spot cash, high prices:
evening bags, discarded belts, bandngs
evening dresses, theatrical costumes. etc.
containing rhinestones; any condition.
Write Box 9S-z, Star. 49,
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS. Open daily and
SUNDAYS, stayman WineSaps, Black Twig
apples; fresh, tuicy apples packed from
our own storage house; sweet cider and
honey Out Ga. ave. 3 miles to Glenmont,
MooRE Siss5 gilsi gahdy qH gprinF Kt Nd Ma 1s@ '"
TO THE FORMER CUSTOMERS of the
CO: Having been honorably discharged
from the military service. I am pleased to
announce the reopening of refrigeration
and air. r-conditioning service. M. E. BARKER,
The ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
ers of the American Fire Insurance Com
pany of D. C. for the election of eight tS)
at the office of the company, 51l 7th st.
june. 81, 1945, at II O'Clock am Polls
will be open Nom l am. to l pm. Ed
WARD L. McALEER, Secretary.
EXTERMlNAT0RS-F Flying ants may mean
termites are damaging your home. For
free inspection call NATIONAL TERMITE
NATL. BARRISTERS' INST, 2O1O GIN
der the Constitution, power to declare war
is in the Congress. Can the Government
by treaty vest such power elsewhere or
limit the CongreSS in its use Of the power?
Lawyers generally are intrusted by the peo-
pie to uphold the Constitution. Only few
attended the Dumbarton Oaks discussion"
IN the Pan American Building. Would the
lawyers in the Capital participate in free
discussion of former Attorney General
Mitchells views en- treaty as sufficient?
Bensica.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

All persons to be hired In this
area must be referred By the local
United States Employment Service
office, unless the specific ndUer- ).
tiSement indicates otherutse.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

enee: permanent Job with postwar future,
suitable for war veteran; only dependable
RouTEMaN for G established i1i milk route;
dssme hoar and WorEns sono
fni s6T A ARRg L Y RfEs1n 5 hsSP GHnsn
RoUTEMAN for laundry. pleasant, out
door work; permanent; can earn better
ssn s4e nfsk sUx t E gar
SALESMAN for combination storm win
dows II you are loo iookins for lea leads s,., we
leading a Department dep aa % store I displays p W Ca caii
MR.: SMITH. MA. 4l53, for appointment.
SALESMAN for military uniforms and ac-
sry; sir-conditioned store. IRVTNd's,
saIhsMaN sai1 ma F. to sell the worlds leading
sM1TR sSm5lRatsHn Ma s1p5m s15a window Contact MR.
SALES sAIEsMAEN, Es; draft Draft exempt or over ase
limit prefer sxDsFisnGsd Paper salesman
SALEsMAN-one Of the leading automo-
tive replacement parts manufacturers has
an 9Rsnbn2g for man who viii
applicant should be between IS and 10,
to and isess car so
s4LEsiMASLwholesale grocery co. REQUIRES
lished grocery and restaurant trade locally.
Box SS-Y, Star.
SALESNIAN-Opening with one of Wash
ington's largest wholesale food distribu-
tors permanent: established territory;
transportation. salary and commission.
GIVE telephone number in reply. Box
sALEsMAN-1f you are looking for good
proposition. selling patented combination
storm screen windows and rock wool in
suiation, call any day between l and 3
pm. Room 507, 1427 Eye st. NV.
SALESMAN-We need good man for our
luggage and sports dept If you think you
can sell this mdse., see us at once for a
swell position that pays an excellent sal
ary IRVING'S, 10th and E.
Observation-Disclosures position: prefer
some one familiar with Trainer trade in
SALESMEN-sell leather goods and per-
sonalized service plaque to stores and
retail outlets. SECURITY PLATE CO., 1410
Il st. NV, Suite 333: ME. 0754.
Evening star., 1945-05-13

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Evening star., 1945-05-13

HoNA 11FEWnIl Efto, lNS., 1879 penn.
TRUCK DRIVER for sibley Hospital good
wages, meals, contact. MR.. GISLER, ME.
TRUCK DRIVER for local paint store; 51a-
day, day week veteran preferred @ eds Stsady @ y, posi-,
TRUCK DRIVER SGg for ~ light eM delivery truck;
essential industry. pleasant working con-
esA fRucK DRIVERS. &c. hr: q helpers. zoe.
hs hst war 20 sna zoe HI tins AND
continue into the future; this IS large M
veg mast bs and an
+ no % cost 0' n S'5S wARp nsS5 sas
ifKuck DRIVERS wanted. good pay !" and
Sss sFPiEenes eo so Apgly 81 HowAr
TRUCK, DRIVER. also to do some porter
dkiAs iRS TSTsi AsoSa ssl9sy Apply Men sao
1 TRS1fck ii ( LOADER for night work, begin.
ming $50 pm: employment now and in
: sSse sissoz
vEfEkAS@Therpee epefGsea IS real opportunity
sales ability to represent a well-known
cists; pharmaceutical experience preferred;
guaranteed advance against commissions;
state age and other pertinent information.
Box 95-Z, Star. 17s
VETERAN, some experience variety store,
to assist in merchandising and counter
display; permanent; starting salary, S45
week. Box 144-z, Star. 49,
VETERAN with some experience In ac-
counting or bookkeeping. Apply MISS
LUND. Rm. 702.. SIG 14th st. NV. Mon.
day through Friday.
vETERANS-We need clerks and stock
room help; opportunity for advancement:
pleasant working conditions. GARRISON'S
TOY & NOVELTY CO., 1915 st. NV.
vETERANS-Sell leather goods and per-
SON allied service plaques to stores and re-
tail outlets. SECURITY PLATE CO., 141O1
H st. NV, Suite 333, ME. O754
VETERANS under 80. travel seashore re-
sorts, civic campaign: transportation, ex-
penses, postwar future; our veterans work
Ing averaEe $76 per week. Apply 319,
1410 Il st. NV. 15s
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-15
Wilmington Piedmont League Possibility
V0TED MOST Valuable
Packer Star John Blood
HELPS Coach Alma Mate,

movie and took their names s..
the title, Blood and Sand" 10n
McNally never went back ~
lege and kept the name 1 NJ Vol
Blood. According to the jega .y
Sand did go back to school '. NV
achieved greatness under 1is .' a4o
name, but Blood never gave ' t3
away. 'N'Il
Investigating the reports that q.
Green Bay franchise might mo ms
to Hollywood, Blood found tbs+ 't ~
Packers represent 4l6 shares VI. so.
OF them owned by Green Bav in, wv
ests including Is of the little town., .
leading corporations.
"The only way see to do y :.
to pick up Curly Lambeau no ~
Hutson and the towns biggest in
dustries, lock, stock and ba,r r,,
and take 'em all out to Hollywoo5 y
the vagabond halfback said "TSa.
we would change its name to Cresr
Bay" ''