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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 6l5

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA
WILMINGTON DIVISION
In the matter of:
SAMUEL WITHERs WATKINS,
Chadbourn, N. C.
Voluntary Bankrupt
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Monday, Nov. 5, 1915, has been fixed by
an order of the Court entered at the
first meeting of creditors as the last
day on which objections to the discharge
Of this bankrupt may be filed. Such OBJ
jections are required to be specified, to
be verified, to be in duplicate, and to be
filed with the undersigned.
WHEELER MARTIN.
U. $. Referee in Bankruptcy.
Williamson, N. c.
Sept. 10, 1945.
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ty-six (66) feet East from the Eastern
line Of Tenth Street; and running thence
East along the Southern line Of Daw-
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South and parallel with Tenth Street, six
ty-six (66) feet: thence West and paral-
lei with Dawson Street, thirty-three
ts3) feet; thence North and parallel
with Tenth Street. sixty-six (66) feet to
the point of beginning. The same being
the West part Of lot in block 20, &C
cording to the official plan Of the
City Of Wilmington, N. {.
The successful bidder will be requir-
ed to deposit 10 percent Of his bid with
thu Commissioner.
Dated and posted this the 3oth day Of
September, 1915.
CLAYTON c. HOLMES.
Commissioner.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-28
STUDENT STRIKE SPREADS TO
CHICAGO schools

CHICAGO, ept. n III About
200 white students Of the Engle-
wood High school left their classes
today in what the school principal
said he believed was a movement
which spread from two Gary, Ind,
High schools where white students
are protesting increased Negro en-
rollment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-28

WANTED FOUR FIRST CLASS SHIRT
finishers Apply Snow White Laundry,
5th and Wright Streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-28

WILMINGTON CITIZEN RETURNING
home from Service to former position
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three or four bedrooms with reliable
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so.-Houses For Sale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-28

FOR SALE - GORDON ROAD, 70 ACRE
farm. Modern six-room home. Foster
Hill Realty Co. Dial 2-3371.
FOR SALE-2o04 WoOLCoTT AVENUE
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session. WAN. Hewlett. Realtor, First
floor Odd Fellows Bldg. Dial 7138.
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EARN BIG PROFITS SELLING 200
ccsrnet,ca drugs, Notions, candy 70 III
retail storsa Worlds froducts Co..
7s3 East Blvd, Charlotte. N G.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Denies Sports
Harm Athletes

PITTSBURGH, March II (UP)
DIR. II. c. Carlson, University OF
Pittsburgh basketball Goa c h,
turned author today to settle an
argument, his book, Basketball
Research in Fatigue" stating that
strenuous sports, particularly bas-
ketball, do not harm athletes.
Carlson uses graphs. charts, de-
tailed tests and a fatigue curve
10 show the effect of exercise
upon an athlete. He winds up by
asserting that carefully supervised
athletics enable participants TO dc
greater work with less discomfort
THE results tof the teStD
prove that vigorous physical eN-
ercise. properly graduated and
conducted in the presence Of
health. Is not harmful, but actu-
ally is a medium which develops
in the individual n capacity To
do large amounts of work with
less discomfort" Carlson wrote.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
No Coffee DOUGH

Incidentally Phil is doing all
right financially now. but his drive
10 the championship needed little
more at the end of the rainbow to
call II a -to-richeS ride
Phil and Gleason took a 31-hour
ride on the day Coa c h 10 New
Orleans for the title fight. arrived
without even coffee money. Gel
lura was taking so per cent Of the
gate and Phil and hiS manager had
10 he satisfied with the title and
10 per cent. which amounted 10
only 81 500.
They got less than that in the
yomatCh because the New Orleans
fans. satisfied that Phil could stop
Cellura, turned out only 5000
worth
Biggest purse Phil ever collected
was Sl2.500. which was his end
when he lost the title 20 Sol Bar
tol. MIA champion, March 10,
1q4i in the Boston Garden lie
lost a disputed horne town deci-
SION. he says in a rematch two
months later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Wayne Awards IS Letters;
is Go to Men in Service

Wayne UniVersity's athletic ad-
viSory committee Saturday re-
leased the award list for fall and
Winter activity. Forty-flve Tar
tar athletes were named for az
monograms in football, cross
country and basketball. Ralph n.
Chapman. James A. Lange and
John r. Rice received letters in
both football and basketball.
Thirty-Seven majors and eight
minors were included in the group
that also listed three nominations
TO student managers.
The lists follow:
Football maioEs-sslvators J BertuE's Al
tct / Billings Chapman, Donald CHECKER
ms Donald Dawson Pred Dunn.
Nasf G0d0shisn Lsnre Nlrn1las O
PrmlsI Rice Randolph r Royals james
y5ser Iryihi X weinsiein. Pober, IL l. vii.
Jsms Thomas Ysmin Anthony Yam
gpuyian and student Manager 7 Calvin Biatn.
Football miuors-pAvd " Brewster Charles
Gerald prakopowicr Bruce Roberts Eugene
. Witkowsn and Student Manager David ID.
cross Country maiors-vic,or J Cerensk
DHnsI1 N Moore Capt Rrr, y Pryor. Marry
Ramsay, Bert Richardson and David L.
-r.uiEu
Basketball utajors-Tneodorc n. Allen. chap
man Richard l. Han, AveTy N Jackson
JACK kuWick Lange Abe ParneSs Rice
Waiter ssk6riAt Ronald TsaAley Leon c
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
BREIIM TOPS

Who will represent Michigan
against Indiana in an all-Star rife
match here early in April?
You can put down first baby
face" Erwin Brehm OF Dearborn.
a member Of the Great Lakes
Steel Rifle Club.
f}TCtm 10 date has a season
average of 1894, the hest mark
of any shooter in Greater Detroit.
Second honors are held by an
other Great Lakes Steel marks
man. Bob Fetterman, 1864.
Joe Kormendi is a fraction be-
hind with lS6 He,ytoo, is from
Great Lakes Stopk
Paul WilloGghby Of the Parks
and Recreation team holds fourth
spot with 1855. Others are Joe
Conrad, Irish Rifle Club, 1916.
Ferdinand Schimmel, Detroit Gun
Club. 1S46; Jack KirSchncr, De-
troit Gun Club. 1886: Bennie
Bazydlo, Detroit Gun Club 1888;
sam Cowgill, Minutemcn. 1884;
Bill Bradley, Irish Rifle Club,
1882; Marion Easter, Detroit Gun
Club. 1882; Jess Reheschini Royal
Oak, 1926.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
SoftbaIl Tourney
Plans Outlined
District Series
To Open June z

Hubert Johnson. department OF
parks and recreation; Frank Laf-
fcrty, metropolitan district soft
ball commissioner, and Nick Sullo,
Mack Park impTeSario, have been
named - exploit -tht.=faatianai=itts
duStrial SoGtball tournament to be
held al Mack Park, July Id
The tournament will be con-
Quoted on a two loss and out
basis and there will he a prelimi-
nary series for Detroit district
teams starting June 2, the win
ner and runner-up TO represent
this section IN the national
Entries are being taken for the
district series at the Elmwood
recreation center. 50i Elmwood,
the fee to be SIS. which goes to
the American Softball Association
tournament fund Any team is
eligible whose players all are
bona fide employees of the com
pany they represent. Winner of
the national represents industry
IN the worlds softball tourney at
Cleveland, Sept. 1916.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
HeadLiners Defend Streaks
In Arcadia Ring Monday

Chilndrina Valencia, Mexican
bantamweight champion, and Jan
Barricre, Canadian featherweight,
both undefeated in more than a
year, will clash in the l0-round
headliner al Arcadia Monday
night.
Valencia, making his first start
in a L. ). ring. brings with hlm
a record of 80 victories. His only
defeat was avenged in a return
match with Jorge RobleS.
Barriere, who has fought in the
featherweight ranks since his dis
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
BOYS KEEP BUSY

The Times, aware that many
parents are busy with extra du-
tieS--working in war plants, with
the various war service organiza-
tionS, Red Cross and kindred ac-
tivitieS-inSututed the carrier ath-
letic league 10 occupy otherwise
idle time Of the Carrier-SaleSmen
during after school hours.
Interest and competition In the
various sports programs have run
high Sports. too, provide a sense
of fair play, a scholastic education
plus practical business experience
gained as a carrier and tend TO
provide a background future lead
ers of this country are going to
need.
All carriers of the Times are
eligible to play. Preseason soft
ball practice will start in May.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
The Comeback Kid

Terranova's only knockout came
A. the hands Of Chalky Wright. the
veteran Negro fighter. in Madison
Square Garden. days before he won
the title
You can see this TerranoVa
is a real comeback kid" said
Gleason
incidentally. IL may not be Just
faupenStance that LaNotta and
Trrrsnova have the same rushing
s'am-bang style. They both make
their headquarters IN Gleason S
gym in the Bronx
"Phll works with iaNotta II
Jake Is 40 pounds heavier" says
Gleason. They're both real
gamesters."
incidentally. LaMotta'S praise OF
Detroit as q fight town IS one rca.
son Gleason accepted the Will,
match for Phil
That and the fact that Com
missioner John Hettche has "A
top equation as square
shooter In New York and ! knew
we would get a fair deal all the
way around here added Glea-
son.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

charge from the Canadian army,
holds victories over some tough
battlerS and has never lost in the
126-pound division.
Ted Christie. New York feather
weight, and Mickey Quack OF
Pittsburgh meet in the eight-round
Semlfinal.
Other matches Mckinley Eng
lsh vs.. Mack Parshay, heavy
weights: Johnny Hernandez VS..
Jesse James. heavyweights; Eddie
Prince VS.. Sam Brown, l35 pounds.
All are DetrolterS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Willie Ran Away

Gleason isn't kidding q bout
rhiIS punch. And Phil does have
trouble getting opponents who
will stay within range His last
fight Feb. 10 in Madison Square
Garden, saw him chasing Willie
Pep vaiRlv for IS rounds trying
10 get Willie TO mix il But II
was a jab and run with Willie
and he got the decision
zone Of the New York pa
pers even had cartoon Of
willie dusting around the ring
on a bike" said Gleason. II
hear willis Is the same kind Of
fighter. I"
Tcrranova. n quiet smiling little
rec. who is 25 and as you would
guess. an italian American is one
nf a family of II children. His
dad is a produce trucker in New
York. lie has had two fighting
brothers before him. Jackie, a
lightweight who retired m 1890
and Frankie. also a lightweight
Who retired in 1899
Pr7irfi FPr7irfi has tt7rrr- brothers IN t'1r
army fighting the JapS now. The
25-Ncar-old fighter isn't IN himself
because when he was a boy Of 10
4 ff1iitt-r ff1iitt -rtfr1 driver struck nm ifnc
accident removed most of one OF
his heels and as a result ne has
10 wear a special built up device
lH All his shoes.
Pills injury hasn't kept him
from throwing a real knockout
punch He scored three knockouts
over Jackie Cellura, from whom
he won the championship. First
he kayoed him in three in an
overweight match al Hartford,
Conn. The second time they met
for the title at New Orleans, Aug.
16 1913 and Phil knocked him
out in eight. Then Phil fattened
him in six in defending the title
at New Orleans Dec. II, 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
PAPER PLAYS HOST

The Hearst newspapers in both
cities will play hosts 10 the visit
ttir carrier teams and an elaborate
entertainment program is planned.
Shortly after the close of the
basketball season, the third an
nual Times Carrier Softb a ]
League will be organized, Walter
Aronoff, Detroit Times circulation
director. announced Saturday.
In keeping with its policy 10 Of
fer newspaper boys extra oppor-
tunitieS, the Times added sports
to its carrier training program
two years ago.
Success of the venture in soft
ball and basketball is being re-
peated this. year and the decision
Of other newspapers throughout
the nation 10 adopt the sports fea-
ture attestS even more to its feas-
ibllity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Park Cage Teams
Are Set for Finals

Basketball finals Of the High
Hand Park recreation department
will be held at Hackett Field
House this Sunday night. The
pairings:
Z D. m.-ClaSS {. Wolverines VS..
Aces. S-Class b. Willard VS..
Highland Parkers. Glass A,
Vickers vs.. Highland Park Jr
College.
The winners viii represent
Highland Park in the inter-city
tournament at Hackett, March
1924
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Top Juniors
Shoot II Out
Six Leaders Meet
in Southeastern Loop
BY DON GHLIES

SiN junior rife teams VIII meet
nCNt Friday evening al tho De-
VOlt Edison range 10 shoot II out
Tor The championship oi the
Southeastern Michigan Rifle and
Pistol Association.
Never in the history Of rifle
shooting here has there been so
much interest ong junior
markSmen. Each team represents
the cream Of junior markSmcn in
this part Of the state
They have gone through eight
weeks of intense competition,
firing against seven other teams in
their respective leagues.
Participating in the finals are
Faust Post Sons OF American
Legion. winner OF the Eastern
League: RifleteelS of the High
land Park recreation department.
winner of the North End League;
Fisher ~" winner OF the North
western League: Detroit Edison,
Of the Central League,
and WyaudUtte, Veterans OF For
eiCn Wars. winner Of the Down
tt}tt,--ta-74 74tttt-tteatr Hr-aE1r'-
One other league title yet TO
nc settled is in the Down River
League Another VFW
team Of Wyandotte is battling II
7Ur with two highly regarded high
school teams from Roosevelt Of
LA-A-lr, lofIn ----.---.. ------
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

wheeler Jr and Student Manager Warren n
RovctCh
Basketball minors-Horscs 7 Reryluk
OF the above. 16 are now in
the armed forces. Twelve are
from the football group. two from
crosS-country and two from bas-
ketball. They are Bertuglia,
Billings, Chickering, Dawson, Co
doshian, Ientine, Pavey. Proko-
powicz, Smithem, Vogler, Will
liams and WItkowSki from the
football squad; Moore and Ram
say, cross-country, and Hall and
kcrNluk of basketball.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
SETTLE PISTOL TITLE

The pistol shooting champion
ship Of Greater Detroit will be
settled Tuesday night, when the
Southeastern Michigan Rifle and
Pistol Association holds its annual
indoor .22-caliber meet at the
Irish Rifle Club AZ Brush Armory
Teams from Birmingham, Royal
Oak and Irish Rife Club have
already entered. Several other
clubs plan TO be represented.
Four and possibly five outdoor
rfue shoots will be held near here
this summer. The tentative Sched-
ule Includes a match at Wyandotte
June g. Royal Oak, July /; Irish
Rifle Club. Aug. 5; Multi Lakes,
Sept. 9, and possibly one at East
Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
imp TO Be Manager

CHICAGO, March II CUP)-
Billy Kelly a veteran umpire in
the American Association. has
been appointed manager OF the
Chicago Cubs Ehzabethton. Tenn,
farm club in the Appalachian
League. Kelly is a former minor
League PLAYER.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

Thursday at McMichael Inter-
mediate School, 6230 Grand River,
and Friday returning to Central
High.
Minor league games begin at
$50, major league at 7.45 p. m.
Admission is free and the public
in invited.
Major and minor teams winning
city championships play Chicago
Herald-American carrier champs
for inter-CitY titles and William
Randolph Hearst and Jack Ken
ney basketball trophies here April
3, I and 5. and in Chicago, April
10, II and -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Bob Tales
Terranova Points
for KO Of Wills
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Picture a small edition OF Jake
Ia Norta crowding hIS opponent
and swinging like windmill and
lau know -Alh4t Pal TograHaNa IS
like
II w1s manager Bob Gleason
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

can kncCk Out WINS. The only
question In his mind, he says. is
whether Phil can catch up with
the DctTolteT
Il think well have 70 knock
Willis ont 10 win, and that's
-Nhat- Phil nill d. =, &af,ii = tr44-----+-F -r44-----+-Fi
Friday IN boxing commissioner
John Heuchc'S office. willis
can't stand up before the ter
rife right-hand punches my hoy
throws. I'm certain of that.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Gets Women's Meet

NEW YORK. March II (UP)-
The National AAU Women's In
door Track and Field champion
ships were awarded today TO the
Niagara Association and will be
held IN BuffaIo'S 74th Regiment
ArmOTy March 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

line of a team
I h at whipped
the puck past
McCool W h
almost b ore
some regular
ity. finis he'd
third to Nc
Cool in I h e
o d d ly C n
Quoted ballot
ing for the tro-
ply which is
recognized as
official nv the
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

talking abou'
the forncr
teatherweigh'
ham pion Of
{ n e " Orld
~ m he Is
sending against
LeR r oy Willis
OF Detroit az
Olympia n eX
Friday
Gleason has
not any doubt
that TerranoVa
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Idaho TO Have RACING

Idaho. famed for potatoes and
Jockey Earl Sande. may have thor
oughbrcd racing by the time the
sport returns. A bill leCaliZlng
pari-mutucl betting in the state
has passed the Senate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
/ lie Selects
Dates Early
Holds Golf Meet
Aug. l7-l9 Weekend
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

Crosse lie Golf and Country
Club believes in preparedness;
either that or, it's the early bird
that gets the well known worm.
Joe Devany, pro at the down.
river club, announced Saturday
that its annual invitational tour
nament will be held the week
end of August 17-19.
Devany. in relaying this infor-
nation from DR.. Harold r. Mich
OILS, chairman of what is the old
est of the invitational events in
this district. explained:
I'VE feel that by posting our
dates early, other clubs won't
schedule events which will con-
fiict with ours"
SAME DATES BEFORE
Many have anticipated a scram-
BILE for tournament dates this
summer and Crosse lie wanted
to be sure of its. 1t has had these
same dates the last two years.
Besides the other two fixtures,
the Red Run tournament in June
and the Lochmoor tournament in
September. several other clubs
were reported considering enter
ing this field.
All these tournaments VIII be
played on wcok-ends, as will the
district 35 championship tourna-
ment.
Crosse Ile-has decided 10 do
away with the matching of cards
in the minor flights. As result
ALI contestants will play two 18-
hole matches both Saturday and
Sunday
To permit this the field will
be reduced from SO TO 6i teams.
JUST A SUGGESTION
II has been suggested by some
that Hal White and his commit
tee consider Birmingham Country
Club for the districts champion
ship tournament.
This is unofficial, OF course. II
isn't even known that Birrning-
ham would take the event.
This club was the scene of the
last district tournament, in 194l.
Many of the golfers who COM
peted there are now in the armed
forces. Among them are Mike
Dietz. the winner, and Ed Flow
erS, the runnerup.
Both now are outside this coun-
/ trV
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

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10 4. n. o. W,sso.n unui srd An.r Il.
AMBASSADOR g.sstII ,iIS' ffHAt'ss' ts $50 s;;5
opea Bo~Iins An Day Saturday. sunday from
| 10 A. NJ Tin Clo,ns. WsssdhJs TIN :. After ~.
ARCAWAY 'Os'' tAsT .u isf.taso" ,t!, AVE
mss.rn Alleys. o,.n so~lIrS sa,Idsu ard Sun.
day, rp- A. n. until clO,ins. Bar Aaioinlna.
ART CENTRE :, sO9pxGso 9ptsSs Al y T"ss5s '.c5.;
Fr.. PTslaV. EEosllsni Trsn'pOrtsuon Facilities.
BEACON REC. Y Y sttsTs stHrGs +" "NttsSSs v s',S.s
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS hHo SUNDAYS
FROM $50 A. NJ ON UNTIL CLOSING.
BRI6HTMOOR stGs 1Ss'' us4119 FtsT'll ~ avs ,s7,
Ten Brand ks~ Bruns~ek CsntsnniAi Ansu.
opsn Bovilns Att DAY Saturday. ara sundau.
CENTENNIAL S.., aIslS .s. :sA'Ss S1..,i. Ax. 5000
opsn Bowling TO-DAY = A N. Untn ciOsn0
IS Lanes, Vhn Our B,autui Coektah Lounge.
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nrppy IIs2s wHlITltR, at KELLY Ro.
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ENrRIEs oPEN FOR PlNcKET's ORIGINAL
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NOME or THE GREATER oETR0lT All.sIhR.
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Bl"'-.a' nsttaufaot Cocktail LOUNGE
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Chicago Trip Near
For Times Carriers

Basketball League of the largest Of
country with its 20 nearing the close Of
its second season
Payos city championships in and minor leagues are
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
SandhiII Crane TalIest q

Americas tallest bird is thG
sandhill crane. When standing
erect the male is about as tail as
the average man
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
HOCKEY JACK oLANTERN

HOCKEY JACK OJANTERN
DEPT: Almost every pro hockey
player has his front teeth knocked
eHt and the clubs usually foot the
bill for the bridgework, if that IS
any. Consolation s-s-.-------..'------
one of the leading Red Wings
recently acquired a bridge with
which 10 attack those big steaks
and another 10 wear just for
looks while playing.
His playing teeth are so good
looking, however, he refused TO
risk them and every time he gives
one of those ear to ear grins on
the ice he displays gap that
looks like Mammoth Cave.
Newspaper artists, however.
have co-operated with him so far
by painting in teeth whenever he
is caught in an action picture.