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PERSONAL

WILL PURCHASE .2nd-trust notes on
D. C. or nearby Maryland or Virginia prop
critics; immediate cash settlement. Box
NURSE has vacancy fol-, elderly lady in
senile, trag service. Box, 32s-Y. Star 15s
bTac, silver OF plated ware. music boxes,
clocks, furniture, brass and eopperware.
MoDERS Ne EIss s or sTuDfo VI fosS GEN.
N. Y, equipped for prompt service; dresses,
alterations; o moderate prices. LEA ENGEE. isis
lilo st: NV, Room 20. Telephone
4 XII
REoT Rs Ps'h 3 fs c3 4sss
AAHNfSoSHASr sF covEhs 6Ra fsa f nT CO.
Made Of your own fabric: 5-day delivery;
NEAULT NJ HgfEPin pEcoRAToRg COR TotsAa' e''' Ai
SfSs ssSoo H%stGh SaG RRss- #os
HH5 HIGH sCHooL sGBIEcTs TAUGHT: Ian
guages: English TO foreign students spee-
d4ea Gs5y bv atSFnf apecaS for WIZ Pc f0E CHI
HIGH HRsHLT s0h91Ir epErRErD PE oS0l WOMAN teaches
coasciioqsnes;;s french conversation; pri-
WRITING SERVICE-Will compose and
letter. also advertising; will edit any kind
of material MRS. MILLER, S15 18th st.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
$500 en- your signature
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY, 25 different
poses, $3.50. You will treasure these
environment. For appointment call HO.
4720 day or evening. 13*
HOT0GRAPHS-Clear, natural pictures
a
PROFESSIONAL, also weddings, parties, etc;
reasonable prices. Call OK. $780, 14'
WILL ANY ONE witnessing an accident
involving person and westbound streetcar
at Rhode Island ave. and Newton ST. ne.
Saturday evening, Oct. 6, about z o'clock,
kindly telephone DE 1898 12s
TAILOR, remodeIing, alterations, for la
dies and men; hrst-class work. Call Mr.
NIEVES, EX 1882 14s
VACANCY in home for elderly ladies:
semiprivate room, 24-hour nursing care,
tray service Sligo 9503 1Ss
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

ALTERATIONS, additions and moderniza-
ton. residential and commercial construc-
ton; general contractors. COMMON
WEALTH CONSTRUCTION CO.. CT. T757.
ALTERATION AND REPAIRING of ali
kinds. Carpentering. concrete, painting.
storm sash, doors, siding, Insulation Fol
free estimates and prompt service call MR..
IL5ATHoN; I5; pE. 1927, after s pm. IL. /;
Jobs Of any type, Is years experience;
white mechanics, Ii. 1878. 14s
FLOORS beautifully cleaned and waved;
estimates free. MI 6700. 15s
GENERAL REPAIRS-Remodel your home
now, good materials and workmanship;
consult US for building your new home: 80
yrs. exp; free est. Wash, Md and Va
WASHINGTON DECORATORS OIL. 1922.
HEATING, air-conditioning; oil. gas and
coal-nred furnaces COMPLETELY installed.
engineertns advice. GICHNER, Ma 1870.
WATERPROOFING-A kinds: Easements
waterproofed, windows caulked. etc. ROB-
EEsT ;. PRICE RE. 1891. 13s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHs., typewriters. calcuiators,
ofdce equip. ali kinds; top prices paid.
hs6 npDse sed ssn macGsfs 4s5 ns Ssk d @
S0psh SS4a re !HD Pes ssss oSs aqMz M
ADDING MACHINES, typeWriters, " s ri caicu. leu
UNITED TYPEWRITER Co, sI3 ifth
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, bet
ter-grade china and bric-s-brac in any
GRSpY eR9q3S wsRted N as5o 8 once Please call MR.
ANTIQUES. anything old; china. bric-s-
brac silver or plated ware, music boxes.
aF 5ss n re bTass and VIZ aSs
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture:
contents of aptS. or houses, at once: we do
BEDROOM suIfTEs, dining r. room no suites. a
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges and
porch fur furniture in any amount wanted &C
sY5syi,, 5SdsE; Mr.; SRApx; 5 TS IA GAtt s6so.
tion Wantsd aNp for Ratsria' n any e9ndi-
oE'f sSs1s sss Psnn sse'ss sss
cAMERAs, photo eo1ipmsnt. pHn S Both 20 amateur @
sos Ssss Drss psp
used mems, women's end ehildren's cloth
5fosrs Sfsqs Ssl s5S s5s5 t. ooP sEfcHSos !:
90 pSAA oe' h-N-' ip~- n o.. hsc
nssd cGihng7 na s7s Snen Eve, lla2 in
CLoTHING-Better prices paid for mems
DI 67R9. Open ewes win call
COUCH, leather, red, green or brown, with
chairs to match; for ONCE. 81. 1851.
DIAMONDS. GOLD. Highest easn prices
paid Get our offer before you san.
ARTHUR MA2KEL. $40 st.
FERNERY wanted, must be in good con-
dition and average size. DE. 1881.
FURNACE, air conditioned, gas Aired, new
or used. Phone WI. 4063 evenings
FURNISHINGS or 2 room, kitchen and
bath; near transportation If apt. availablA.
pay cash. Box 405.Y, Star.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dining room, YuSs,
electric refrigerators, radios. washing and
sewing machines, ETC.; highest prices. For
best results call any time, TR.. 1915. 1N
FURN., GOOD condition. sofas. chests.
bedroom suites, studios, dinettes; highest
cash prices. MI. OTIS. III
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china, glassware,
rugs. silyerware. paintings; highest cash
prices paid Can MURRAY. Taylor 1898,
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy
suites, odd pieces or entire home. Please
call today. MR.. GRADY, Ma. 262o.
FURNITURE. in good; clean condition;
H st. ne. TR. 1882.
(Conffn1IAd an Mart peua /
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HONE IMP. COMPANIES tcons.).

uosStS tNtFs S0NnF f<fSsSS tS0uA.J :
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. tiagstone,
T MARcuccIo, Route Z. Horners Lane,
sIsaSi'sl fHooR lsEMssyIcr, pesh,ns- su. the best;
ING ING coSTRAcToRs INC. isIa Wiscon-
aRNEsAL siR fSs so ooNTRacroR. building con-
struction, repairing, remodeline, insula-
ton spwElf sSTsEsts' egaviansgs asse Estimates free
JoHNS-MANyILLE roofing. siding, insula-
mates S s'0e yates Issh coSTRAcTNo Saf SeE W &C. e
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
tional income sttics sl mace into rS1a1S rooms
concrete work, plumbing, decorating, as
bestos siding and roofing and general house, nn,
oyATIkSGs co. I42o % frSins . St. tl NV, AD
PffpMBING AND HEATING service; new
repairs Boilers; Fla iosns TRi 7ass. IS.
PAINTING. decorating. roof repairs, white
@ GENEak R1Ik HoE sfpARs aB sf
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLAsTERING--
F9or WORK aSong store tront UnefSEe
yoar. house or store desires. Terms. IA.
PLUMBING. heating anG gas tittlns;
former employees, comrlete bath equip;
ment, gas heaters, sinks for. grocery and
delicatessen stores; 24-hour service.
Taylor 6I24 or IA. e325, G. H. sHUG-
ART, 616 Van BuTeE ST. NV. 2lf
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install.
JoHNs-MANvILLE ROOFING and asbes-
tos siding: estimate without Obligation.
IN VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON call
PATTERSON cAULF1ELD CORP. for
Johns-Manyille roofing, siding. insulation,
storm windows and heating convenient
terms. HO. 4120 Member Johns Manville
Home Improvement Guild
LET US ADD CHARM and individuality to
your home. We can modernize your home
from attic to roof. Papering. painting.
plasterinR,. roofing, hot-water heat, oil
burners, tile for yodr bathrooms. kitchen
cabinets. cutters and downspouts. electric
wiring. hardwood floors. Terms can be ar
ranged to suit your budget. up to 15 years
to pay. We employ the finest skilled labor
obtainable; Call DISTRICT IMPROVE
MENT CORP, 330S 14th ST. NV, Rlsgs
Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone MI S432, I'M
der no OBLIGATION for our estimate.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT, downtown. doing over ST.
price. $4,000, with SS, 600 down: ewner
quotes net over $1,000 monthly; illness
forces him to sell. WALTER NJ EBER-
LIQUOR STORE, excellent high-class NV
location; owner guarantees $4,000 weekly
business. doing much more: low rent, good
lease, makes this desirable buy; $50, 600
cash required. You can make your invest
nent back in about year. Call Sam
Ghantker with SLAUGHTER n CO.. RE.
2444. 1113 18th st. NV.
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coLLEGE COL bsEvs5n GIRL cq9Ied' wants PaTt-tie
preferred. Cali FIR. 1868. 12.
COL0RED GIRL desires place as house
worker in private family: stay nights.
Call 1884 Willard st. NV, 1st floor 13'
COOK AND G.H.W, colored prefers a
permanent position; no small children
live in. HO. 1889. 1925 st. NV
GIRL, colored, wishes work, 9 TO 3; sixty
cents an hour carfare, 5-day week. DI.
GIRL. colorcd wants part-time morning
work for bachelor. Call HO. 66Is
GIRL. colored. wants part-tilne job. clean
ing. days work. Call after o'clock MI
GIRL. cOloFed. wants Job. live in. exp. plain
COOKING. gh.w.; S25 a week: no Sunday
Call NO. 1854, ask for BESSIE
GIRL, colored, would like a job driving
car or light delivery truck or running
elevator. Phone AT. 2194 12'
GIRL, colored, can work 8 or days a
week, 9-3; also daywork for Sat. Ii.
CHEF COOK, colored. exp, desires per
manent position; excellent working condi-
tionS. reliable and dependable: ref. DE.
LIGHT LAUNDRY done at home, s.w, Sec
ton Box 3s7-Y, Star. 13'
MAID, part time. mornings. cleaning apt.
APT, cleaning, part time, desired by a
reliable coiored woman, Monday through
WANT A PLACE for my excellent day
worker. cleaning or laundry, in D. c., S
TO D m. Call NE. 1869 after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1945-10-12
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO FLoRIDA?-Want some one
pssgsers paa ray fssles IA soe5 room for
ALL-DAY TOURS to beautiful Skyline
Drive in 7-passenger Packard limousine,
$3.50 81 otsg psr person. JOSEPH G. MOONEY,
WEST about Oct 16. Desire
coneenial companion to help with driving.
Route indefinite. Al Ford. well equipped
Box 1861 Star. 14s
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY COUTURE, HAIR STYLING. Eve
ming and day classes. UPSHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1929 Both st. ne. phone WA
1929 or Union 1855. l5s
GERMAN TAUGHT by real expert, former
VienneSe professor. Call RE. 3027 for in
forma ton THOMAS JEFFERSON COL
LEGE. 1911 G st. NV 15s
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BEAUTY PAPLoRS

OIL PERMANENT WAVES, s5: shampo,
and wave, 75c., UPSHUR, BEAUTY COL
LEGE, 1929 Both and Upshur. WA. 1929
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HELP WoMEk Cont,

WRAPPERS, good chance for advancement,
permanent position. good salary, pleasant
E2Ikns HAHN saoE afoSpdslpof sfosE Apply 1y Mi dotsb
and Mr.: Abbey. HAHN SHOE tSSo STORE. e. Iao7i z III
wRxPPERs AND 1NspEcToRs-rrs,r,n,
win be given ON the Job, fun time, permas
S GHT EIbgz IGbSgzf fsss 7aa
type and meet the public; finsncs once
In Clarendon; 5hs-day week: interesting
n., Sork. peasant surroundings, ample OPP
Poole ADVANCE Vat caEsVensspfrt cRspfP Apply Ne r.
'fSS !, SXogSe0 0iSs WOMAN for general once work
YOUNG WoMESS WoMS-E; To- Sork Ssak in modern mar
SeL KeI' excel opportunity and good pay. Box
YOUNG WOMAN for position in editorial
onSe once OF publishing firm; duties involve
Tesesreb Dpng newspapers filing and elementary
put applicant must be responsible, alert
snd snod have lave at least high school education;
Suanncatlons and experience. Box 30S-
f.r5sfE, 4 joB you WILL ESIor-Learn this his, IN, n
POSITIONS; promotion epportunitiss; ages
lI2th st. NV Monday through Friday:
PEI; RRhrpITd5NEr T5E GaHn5sAPEAKE ~ & POTOMAC
PHYSICIANS OFFICE-secy: :-steno., good
hours and salary, postwar future; apply
McGRATH, 1892 Eye st. NV.
WE PAY YOU S25 for selling fifty special
boxes beautiful assorted Christmas cards,
Each box sells loo: your profit soc. Also
90 for 81 90 Christmas cards. Free sam
pie portfolios. CHEERFUL CARD CO.,
12AE, White Plains, N Y.
OPPORTUNITIES for several young women,
u to 35; knowledge of typing desirable
but not essential Apply Miss Fffer,
st. NV.
ATTENTION, hosiery and handbag sales
suarantsed' % ese cRosMBYs M SHOES, cfsS dfhinF iii5
St NV.
TEMPORARY CoLoRED 2nd cook for small
club, no Sundays. Call DI. 2122 for appt.
FOR PERMANENT AIR BASE, sales clerks
for exchange; daywork, good salary, no
SUNDAYS: Phone FIR. 5000. Ext. 625.
Evening star., 1945-10-12

HERE is A MONEY Y-MAKER-Restaura
serving beer. and liquor, colored trade;
doing minimum of $4,000 per month
owner quotes $4,000 net profit per month:
well located: long lease; fine fixtures and
equipment. Price. $4,000. One-haH
cash. Stock at cost. Must be seen to be
appreciated
/, Restaurant anG fountain in public mar
ket; new fixtures cost $1,000: business
quoted at $500 for 5-day week Hours
cash.
Clean, small business, dry cleaning and
laundry agency; one of chain; well
provement; owner Quotes average net profit
$50 per week. So, 900 cash for everything
For further details and appointment, cali
Evening star., 1945-10-12
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS poMEsrIc.

Nan AND WIFE want janitor quatte
.olored. experienced. references NO. 46f
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way and save the difference. No chars
70 aod dS faRsy prss SS5s ps
NV. .sH's around sn the corner from doldenberg
SIS; cost sis 5'p per % ton Can Fails churcl ci
COAL COAL AND WOOD RANGES. new an,
| inI5B nth st. NV. Ma sa52
COAT, Alaska seal. size 15: collection an
tique ace, old Austrian stamps. AID. ao76. :
COATS, ladys: fitted black coat. tan bo,
style with Zip zip-in lining; dresses all siz
COAT, black wool, Persian lamb trim
clean, excellent condition. $50. Glebt
CoAT, black wool, Persian lamb trimmed
ewn condition. Ant smsrtS slt Sysd VIZ $3.50 sS9 seo
SSsT ossf Esh s$ sssa'5s sss fff ike ''nss
sarD' GoaT ladEs sys Sesu oa ebSS 3D. made by peben
$3.50. Unusual navy lace sinner.eye
scR asae Ssrs soSn saS sss M T
Knitting Coz, ss-4o. s15, Tel. ewes.
COATS, ladies' cloth: Offering a limited
Sse.75. These garments are. verihet
s5e to yases BkS AS rRs 81 not on dfs he
COATS AZ as6 s6rfs s.i AND DRESSES for girl
IA. fine condition: shoes. size SAB. Cal
Saturday. White only. 1870 Walsh street
Chevy Chase. Md.
CoMMoDEs. French, pair, bowed design
top; $1,000 Phone OIL, 1917 betWeei
co6oa, sea 9 studio Ra Davino couch. used fou
months; original cost. SOS: now $50
color, blue. 322 N. Oakland ST., Arlington
CUsToM-MaDE sLIPCovERs. 10 days
delivery, floral sailcloth. s9c.: plain mate
rial, S1.25: chair labor. $s, and sofa la
en SSr. ssS S13 HOFFMAN uPHoLsTERERs
DAVENPORT, Chesterfield. rose velvet, pre-
war. down cushions. S75 Evenings ant
Saturday and Sunday. Ho. s7SS, Apt. 10
DAVENPORT SUITE. a-piece Kroehler, ex
celient condition, S35. SH. 5031. 12.
DDT, soc ana UP. fun directions, free deliv.
| cry ME, 9322, TR, 5447. REB's BEAUTY
CREATIONS; cor: lst and E SITS. NV. 13
fee. no. 1909. los
DESK, 34x60, walnut, suitable for den o
ONCE. Apply WEGERS GIFT SHOP. 623.
! DESK AND CHAIR. child's maple roll ton
excellent condition. EN-. 11s1.
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MARINES WIN 81
OVER BARBOUR CLUB

NEW BERN, Aug. 2s.-The
Swansboro Marines defeated
the Barbour Boat Works Of
New Bern Sunday on the home
field, So.
The Boat Builders are sched-
uied to meet the Wilmington
Pirates at the American Lexion
field at Wilmington Wednes-
day night.
Cy Perkins went the full
route for the Marines, allow
ing seven hits, while his team
mates collected eight hits, in
clunding several good for extra
bases off Anderson. Anderson
worked the entire game for the
New Bern club.
Garrison and Hatchell led the
Marines at bat, each with a
triple, while Lisk, Perkins and
Gruca collected doubles.
Anderson led the New Bern
outfit at the plate, with a three
Dagger and single.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-29
WRESTLING EVENTS
GETTING IN SHAPE
FOR ITALIAN HALL

After = short period of in
activity, wrestling will be re-
sumed in the ITALIAN Hall
arena Friday night, with Tom
bremen, 225-pound Texas
bomber, signed to meet Jack
O'Brian, 258 pounds. O'Brian
is an old favorite of Whining
ton fans, and will return with
some of his old stamina and
form when he Is thrown against
the favored Drennen
In the final match, Charlie
Harben, weighing 40 pounds,
will tangle with Big Chief Su-
noeke, 315 pounds, Of Okla
henfa.
Due TO the scarcity of wrest-
lers in this area, wrestling
events At Thalian Hall were
FASHIONED several weeks ago,
but will be resumed when the
doors open at 1880 p. m. Fri
day. The first event is sched-
uled to get underway At $3.50
,. m.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-29
The Tear May Retire

NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-lP)-
Warren Wright's Twilight Tear,
selected as 1044's "horse of the
year, made her four-year-old
debut in the Escoba purse at Wash
ington Park today, but finished last
in the. five-house filed and may be
retired. She bled in the race.
Miss G.. Donovan's Fighting Don,
ridden by Otto Grohs, won the six
furlong sprint in ITO 2-5 by three
lengths over John Marsch's oc-
cupy with My Tet Rambler third.
Sirius and THE Tear completed
the field.
Fighting Don paid $40 to win.
Mrs. W. Plunkett Stewards
Rytlna, running as an entry with
Sopranist, romped to an easy two
length victory over Howell E.
Jackson's Red Soes in the Adiron-
dack handicap at Belmont. Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-29
The Sports Trail
By WHITNEY MARTIN

srlshtwater, Long Island, was in
charge of reconditioning boats.
most OF which were well pepppered
by shrapnel. He expected to have
40 or so boats of all sizes ready
for use shortly.
The Olympic Statium, scene of
the 1886 games, is in British ter.
rltory and several miles from the
heart of the city. We heard cheer.
ing as we neared it and were a
little puzzled as we did not expect
that kind of welcome. A modest
50-piece band would have been
enough.
It developed the 131st Lorried In
fantry Brigade OF Montgomery s
Desert Rats" were holding a
track and field meet on this site
of Nazi pageantry, and doing it
all with the vigor and enthusiasm
of the Yanks.
Bleary-eyed Berlin with its ter
rifle war hangover probably pond
ers the errors of its ways as it
.deurly watches these expressions of
business as usual by free-tAink-
ing, sports-loving people.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-29
Sp>rts Officials Hit
Discord On Title Rule

NEWARK. N. j., Aug. 8.-(R-
Abe J. Greene, National Boxing
Association president, and Willie
Gutenberg, manager of Freddy
Red Cochrane, world weller.
weight champion, fought a battle
Of statements today on the issue
OF who should decide when it is
time for a champion to defend his
title.
The controversy was touched of
by an MIA announcement yester-
Gay that all champions now out Of
the services, whose titles were
frozen when they went III, should
begin arranging for title defenses.
The seldom shaved but always
laxative Gutenberg retorted that
he-and not any boxing commits
sioner-would decide when his boy
from Hillside, who got out of the
Navy in January and since has
been hattened twice by Rocky
Graziano Of New York in over-the
weight, non-title bouts, should put
his title on the line in a cham
plonship bout.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-29
Legiennaires Planning
Drive For New Veterans

Spurred by information that
Armed Forces personnel are eigi'
BILE to join the American Legior
even before their discharge, Will
mington Jost No. 10, Tuesday got
down to planning membership
drive for World War II participants.
E. H. Divine, aaJustant Of the
local post, revealed that tele'
gram from Edward N. Scheiberl.
ing, national commander, had in
formed him of the invitation to G.
rs still in uniform.
The local post plans to obtain a
resident manager for the Legion
home at 100 South Third street and
to keep the building open during
the evening.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-29
Ray Flaherty Talked
AS New Brook Mentor
By BUS HAM

WASHINGTON, Aug. &.-Re
Ray Flaherty, within the next
few days." probably will become
coach of the Brooklyn club Of the
National Professional Football
League, it was learned today.
Tom Gallery, Brooklyn's general
manager, said that he plans to
Sign a COACH within that time
for the 1916 season, and Flaherty
has been prominently mentioned
Tor the job.
Gallery was here to confer with
George Marshall, owner OF the
ashington Redskins, for whom
Flaherty coached seven seasons,
winning the world professional
title in 1887 and 1912.
Flaherty, lieutenant in the Ma
Wy, was recently discharged, 1ndica
tons are that Gallery will discuss
contract terms with Flaherty ir
Chicago this week while attend
ing the college all-stars football
game with the Green Bay Packers
National League champions.
Gallery commented on con
troversial point in professional
gridiron circles, saying that thu
Brooklyn team has definitely decid
ed ito stick with the Nationa
League"
There has been considerable
speculation that the Brooklyn fran
chise, owned by Dan Topping
wealthy sportsman, might 60 ovel
to the newly-organized AL-Americs
conference.
Gallery added that Topping
team twill play in New York s
Yankee stadium in 1885,
On the question of whether Top.
pings club can satisfactorily fl
in home games in Yankee stadium
with the New York Giants, who
play at the Polo Grounds, Gallery
said:
eve haven't vet gone all the way
into next years schedule, anc
will not do so until the league.
January meeting, but there is ne
doubt in my mind about working
out home dates acceptable to us.
This season, Brooklyn is com
Dining forces with the Boston club
and will play one home game i,
Yankee stadium and four in Bos
ton.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-29
ATTACKS
RULING AGAINST
FORMER SOLDIERS
Saws Movement Underway
To Lift Ban On Re-
turning Athletes

CHAPEL HILL, Aug. 70 - B-
The rule against returning vet.
Grams attending the college Of their
choice and being eligible to take
part in intercollegiate athletics re-
ceived blasting from Carl Shave.
ly, head football coach at the Uni.
versity Of North Carolina, here to.
day.
Snavsly, in an interview with
Sports Editor Jack Horner Of the
Durham Morning Herald, stated
that a concerted movement was
afoot In the Southern Conference
to have the ban lifted and predict
ed the way would be open to re-
turning G.I.'s to be eligible fol-
athletics at colleges other than the
schools they attended before en-
tering the service.
In a dispatch filed to his paper
Horner quoted Snavley as saying
chat rule is a restriction on the
rights of the veteran and we've go'
no business doing that to the tel
lows who went off and fought the
war for u.s."
Snavely added: 'The schools vot
ing against the veterans are benz
selfish. We ought not to be 81
afraid of one another and our evil
to have to do something unfair tt
these boys. It's the rights, not pri
perfectly legitimate reasons to b.
able to 60 to the school OF thel
student activities like any othe
student, if they can't get the typ
of training they want at their form
err school.
these boys are far more ma
ture than when they went into tn
service. They might want to stud.
something their former schoo
doesn't have to offer them
They're going to demand, and re
ce:ve, what they want, instead o
opening themselves up to a lot o
the way for these veterans to go t.
the school they desire"
The Southern Conference trans
fer rule, similar to the one re
Gently passed in the Southeaster
Conference, shuts the door in tn
lace of G. I. athlete who wants t
20 to a school other than the one h
attended before he went Into tn
service.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-29
German Pugilist Denied
Right To Publish Books

BUNDE, Germany, Aug. B.-(P)
= Former world heavyweight
Champion Max Schmeling, who
said he wanted to publish books
to "re-educate the youth of Ger
many" has been denied a license
to publish by the British Control
Commission, it was disclosed to-
Gay.
British authorities were expec!
ed to start a probe soon into re-
ports that Something's elaborate
publishing plan had the backing
of high British army officials, as
we'll as monied interests within
Germany.
The German pugilist-the only
man to knock out Joe Louis-is
living with his actress wife, Amy
Ondra, at Hamburg.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-29
Southern Attendance
Passes Million Mark


MEMPHIS, Aug. 28.-(F-Presi-
dent Billy Evans announced to-
day that Southern Association at
tendance passed the million mark
fo- the season with the playing
Of last nights games.
Evans said paid ATTENDANCE
through Sunday totaled 996, 1923, and
last night pushed it beyond 1,O00,-
900. Total attendance last year
was 1853, 916 with playoffs and the
all-star cage boosting this to L.
o3O,43S. He forecast the l945 at
tendance would pass the 1914 rec
ord by 10000, with IA games to
90.