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HELP MEN g WOMEN.

B0OKKEEPER TO assist treasurer in large
real estate office: permanent position,
chance for advancement. Box 31o-v, Star.
COUPLE. white, middle age no children.
sober. to work at tourist house, exper.
unnecessary: small apt. and ST. 65 mo. to
st,, START salary INCREASED when merited.
SssSs SifSs fs.e. SsHfb sS4Sas
fts0' Fur orPRRATEooRRss PER EoRs; AND CUTTERS. af im-
9th ;a 9 fl9ori 90 WOODWARD 81 LoTHRoP. 9;so
SETTLED COUPLE to manage semitic roo room
ing house: man free TO work apt. and small
%A14tRs ,s1aEf 81 Oh 'sy MATTRESSES ta. prefer
ably with car. for high grade tearoom, 7 mi
from District. Good TIPS and salary. Call
WHiTE COUPLE. general housework, COOK
IN ing, ,nar saarden,ng; ing room and bath. 3Ed floor
DUE TO ENLARGEMENT. frst-class res
taurant REQUIRES two cashiers. $40; two
mattresses: sl5 white. Two dishwashers,
bus girls, colored S23. Can use some
part,time workers. All applicants given
personal interview. Our employees know. Of
FREE hi Fl ROOM 5Sf AND snA salary for
dren while mother WORKS. lfHs TR. s5;7s. @M
RELIABLE. sober. industrious family man
font t Estate Mt eays yern6n S sGafre m or Isft psf
time housework II wife cares to work; ex-
cellent mod. 3-bedrm. house with elec.
kit. for liv quarters; ample space for
cry: state exger. and ref. p. o. BOX 355,
Alexandria, Va --25
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

& s D.sfasSF hates LEANS N e Ne sSe
.3l4o 33lo Rh9as @sy Islana ave; Phone DE. l24o; o
shsrss As; no sssy IEspERs 1niR nc, sszSSs zSOS
ssfves IbeA behss Se sots Ndqb fat
sSSss Szs EsslsR III ?RGn? fH ri ss
paymsnt; immediate installation. B. A.
AcccoGGSSTASir u ~ Social Social security. income
OUR on'i NEW APPhiANcH heating 1a and plumb
W af b opsn August at aa4 a nsfsnd
10. as planned. Hours $50 am. until 9
9g5;o,fyTIxL pH SARL L1pP, P NC; Dq; 92o0, -, m25
month}ly ssatementss; s all tax returns; rsa-
f0RaH.f VIII NoT 81 BE RESPONSIBLE for %0 any
self. WILLIAM T. d1IsTRAP. 764 New 'S
PIASN1NG iGn n, nc; TO BUILD A HOME. we will
drsds Of hOor plans to chose from reason a
HUDSON l5 POTOMAC AssocIATEs. Room
BuILDERs. ATTENTIoN-G1 group hous-
ing plans, prepared. We have, number Of
also prepare and fe Your priority REQ reauests.
POTOMAC AssocATEs, Room 200: Sis
THis 1iIt Is Is 70 GIVE NOTICE that after - this
date shall not be responsible for bills
or debts contracted by any one except
myself. CHARLES K BENNETT. Holly
wood. RID No. .. Silver Spring. Nd.
psy E95sTt sfGTsT G0RTos ,aa5 atsorney .bor. "a
there was an accident at 18th and HamIin
sts. ne. between a Hugh Reilly truck and
q passenger car. resulting in damages to
the car and personal injuries to a passen-
ger in the car. If any one saw the acci-
dent, or is acquainted with any one that
advise at once by calling National 2s20
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one other than my
self personally; JOSEPH w. BROWN; 24s
SANsiNS ii NC fPPt III Eoertss "a. d.,
rect from .orchard, sS.95 per bushel.
69l1 Lee hwy. Falls Church, Va. 100
yards west Of Old Dominion Railroad,
Routes 20 and 211. Tel. Administer 4460
PEACHEs-Tree ripened Eberta yellow
freestone, Just the kind you will want
for canning and preserving On sale daily
and Sunday. Drive out .Colesville pike.
lO1s miles from cross light in Silver
Spring: near Ednor, Md. Buy them, fresh
isf1 WILL AZ NOT Sof BE akkRsroNsrBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by my
self. CHARLES H. GARRISON sth st.
GRAPES-Fine quality Concord and Nj
sgara grapes. Directions-Follow NJ st.
NV: Canal road. Chain Bridge, Route 123;
ths0nsh v1s0ps 1osJ Visnns to 0hil'0t' Orchard Tel
FISHING PARTIES. day or night reserva-
tion only: Herring Bay, Gooses. Call CAPT.
ANTHONY KING. WA. 4I92. 80
Evening star., 1946-08-24
HELP DOMESTIC.

C0LoRFD WOMAN for general house,
keeping, must be fond of children live in:
afternoons off salary $50 start. ,GE.
COMPETENT MAID. white only, with ref
crences, for general hoGsework and assist
70 Calf, in Nov. or Dee and will take maid
i Satisfactory; so TO S@6 per week. Cali
COOK AND G.H.w, for suburban catholic
family of two adults and one Ayr. boy:
cxperienced, colored. with references per-
mRGahent I'VE III $40 for 5ls-day wk Box
cookS SMiddle-aged white woman. On
sond Portable, modsrn Lying Lying quarters. lust be
COOK ard shw, shoreham neiehborhoood:
cook t FIJI ffRsP II CLASS: 3, shv. live in S sun
tsTneneo required. $50 per %eek CAL SE.
sco,oK-GHw,; live in: private room and
Path' E1t PssaSant sG SURROUNDINGS. FIR 5000,
COOK AND G.H.w,' top wages, live in,
& IDEAL Lying quarters, family OF two Call
COOK AND GENERAL HousEwoRK1ER,
m9ss nriS be sXpet.tgeneed upstairs room with
DAY WoRKsRs, s on NJ Mondsly aa only only of each
s. mpl pus &c gSpeF Wo T9ne s9me clean
G;H.W, white woman; live in or out. Call
DU 3o44 Sunday morning after III or
G.H,W, live in, plain cooking. no laundry,
mmGst mmGnst bs fond of children: $50 a week.
G,HW,, white: plain cooking fond of cRu-
dren; permanent Job to risht person; i've
GH% 9 sS2d Asb sssnFy co6k 81 2aa exp.r child Care.
G.H;W hNp PPLSslNN No oookISG; oot,iSS live m20 in;
@ r. Long ssasGSR r. Sss Sss cesS s
from washington, near busline mo no
sb sn0fR Box SIX a6aV Il 'Vam!5y syar days off week
Girl, general housework. experienced;
esrs children; must live in. Apply
GIRL OR OR WOMAN. reliable, to live mIs in. car.
hoTd t9r SShildren' s2i2 and and some house
end Of the line. 2 blocks to 4o65 oGarles les
HoUsEKEErER, white, 4o-4s, genera,
ebIs2a5 ysars cid ds Must like and gndersand
HousEKEEPER, for two adults. in coun-
ehid fR9d Bone BoR sc sne isssFS stsrS no oosGi0n
HoUsEKEEPER-Co COOK, refined. white, nv,
aundry 10 bsrsf a sears tn,c ssho9l 9a6 children no
serenccs oehs Box 'Rs s5SB sn star s4o per Essk
MAID. to live in, must be clean and neat:
S2 days o Der vk s2aSfSss ssc Ss1 S s9Rs A
MAID. to take charge Of s-room home in
cook and housekeeper; 5-day week, no
sundays must have good references Call
/ SH. 6121 -o5
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN white, to live on
premises suburbs, general housework and
cooking; good salary. pleasant surroundings;
sdyIt family; local refs. SH. aos5. --25
help care for 3-yr. old 5ia days; S25; ref
erences and health card GIL 7215 -25
SETTLED WOMAN for general housework,
good cook; live in, room with private bath,
Two ADULTS in family; local reference re-
CURED: good wages. WI. 1918 go
| husband to live in. S15 per week Rooms
| for both. Sunday of Help care for 2 chill
idren ages. 2ls and 4, some household duties
| Use Kenilworth car to the end of the line,
blocks to 4aQ5 Quarles st. ne. "a
WOMAN to take care OF . children, . and
| 4, from o to and 2:30 to 6 80; S35 week;
health card and local references. 1909
! 36th st. NV, in GEORGETOWN. Us
Evening star., 1946-08-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

APARTMENT MANAGER, competent. set
tied. experienced. nondrinking. references
furnished. Box 407-B, Star. -25
COMPETENT, settled woman. years of ex-
perience. cashier and apartment manager
some tipping, book work. switchboard. ref
erences, Box 40S-B, Star. -25
DRESSMAKING, design, remod, altera-
tions; eve. gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
GIRL, colored, wants part,time work eve
n1inss after $50 Can work all day satur-
day. MARION REID. Ex. 0327. 27s
NURSE. trained. relief duty or care Of
children, by day or week ends. TR. 100.
NURSE twhite). eficient care semi-invalid
or chronic cases; 10 or IL hours refs.
NURsE, graduate. white, desires nIystns
in home; city references furnished RA.
NURSE. practical, experienced non -drinkep
or smoker, middle-aged, good reference,
capable of taking charge of home and
elderly people, Box 3S2-B, Star. -25
PBX OPERATOR, experienced. middle age,
with knowledge Of apartment house man
asement, desires an apartment house to
manage; best references. Box 81 g, star.
NURsE-Desires position In
Doctors office: tipping. Call Union 1918.
desires psrt-time morning
go5srt g9ss IN ash shop alterations speesls!t''
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Evening star., 1946-08-24
HELP MEk.

ACCOUNTANT to keep books, already
started. of contractor with cost-plus axed-
3; references required. Write stating
ade9rNTTN salsfy esSirsG Skk RpT 2lsB star
institution: opportunity for advancement;
state experience, age and salary expected
aDJUsTMENT CLERK and customer con-
Apply HEcHT CO. seTvioe building I4ol
HnTfRATroN 2lfis II 3 + MAN. experienced on % both
mems and women's clothing; permanent
p9sitl9Yn YGS s5fsllen en- aaIhTy oq Apply
ARTIsTs-Men and women-1mmediate
vacancies for visualizers, layout crafts
cial studio background important; splen-
did opportunity for original crest tive tai
ent on national food, finance "a and 2r,5r, trans
ASSISTANT TO PRooFREADER, no expe-
rience necessary. night work. do not apply
ideal lob for disabled veteran; $50 and
overtime to start. Apply Box 354X, Star.
AUTO BODY MAN. FLOOD PONTIAC Co,
4221 Conn. ave. WO. s40o.
AUTO BODY and fender men: highest
steady work: best working conditions;
pany MekEE isseff age sfe
AUTO BODY MAN. experienced, work in
modern plant. newly equipped: 5i2-day
snteed Get in Nn on the ground door With
csll MI. Schmidt or Mr. Koetzle. sH: 1900:
CO. INC. sas phiia. ave. silver spring,
AUTO MECHANICS. 1st class only-Wash-
cation, holidays with pay, exceptional pay
plan. clean shop pIenty Of light Apply
33o4o NJ s., nv; phone MI. o1sl -25
per per Sr sPuRRfER MoTooRss, ArinGton PIg tons
Psekard deser' 1911 wilson any blvd. lddu'OGSas Giebe
AuTo ahG MEcHaSlc fci ri Of kfH HL6o6 B56se poETac
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS (3j. exper.,
work with ease using two-post Weaver lift
Wk.. vacation with pay. DVsa TOP Wages 1saG. suar
the, new Packard dealer in Silver Spring.
After 8 pm, 81. S236. cAPfToL MOTOR
CO, INC, S2S Phila. ave. Silver Spring,
AUTO MECHANICs-This is an oppor-
tunity for an experienced mechanic to
obtain a permanent position with future
Oldest automobile dealers; excellent work
per mo. Oh: LIE .. BUTLER CO, ii3i
2lst st. NV Wash o. D. c. DI. 0JJiio.
AUTO PAINTER, top pay to right party
SPURRIER MOTORS. Arlington's new IL
tramodern building and equipment. Pack.
ard dealer. 1871 Wilson blvd. Glebe Alto
q biks so. of Key Bridge. ia
AUTO PAINTER, 1st class: attractive prop
osition, excellent working conditions cal
or see Mr.. Peers, WASHINGTON RUBBER
Co, 14th and Belmont SITS. NV, HO. $500.
AUTO PAINTER, frst-class. ST rs per hr.,
CHR. day: vacation; good shop. MR.
ABSHER RE. 2T27. 25.
AUTO FAINTER, must be thoroushly ex-
perienced with synthetic enamels; right
man can earn 81 90 weekly only expert
AUTO PAINTER HELPERS. experienced
only. s3S 70 s46 per week. Call DE. slbo.
AHTo TRUCK MECHANICS for weii-estab-
iished frm. 40 hr. per wk., good working
cond, perm. lob with paid vac Apply "a
Mr. Zeiders. THE WHITE MOTOR Co
lI20 lst st. ne, bet. 9-12 a m. Monday,
Aug. 20. -25
Evening star., 1946-08-24
New AVG Unit Holds
ORGANIZATION Meeting

The Connecticut avenue chapter
of the American Veterans Commit
tee met for the first time Thursday
night and elected officers for the
coming year.
Tom Wilson was elected presi-
dent: Herman Sturm, vice chair
man; Miss Cell Steinberg, secre-
tary, and James N. Ravlin, treas
urer.
The unit, to be known as Chapter
No. 9, announced plans to distrib-
ute terminal leave pay applications
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights at three Peoples drug
stores in the area.
Evening star., 1946-08-24

preferably Jew
own, to a assume
and manage
tions in modern
Evening star., 1946-08-24

ing: permanent position. M. STEIN 81
sALEsMAN e. e. hS s.. bGGfs aHs sn rep
resentlng several manufacturers Of boil.
e5s; ms Pumps tanks and vibration eontrol
stating stain age and experience to Box 55,B'
Substantive have an opening for a
good real estate salesman in a reliable
frm; r For further information call Mr..
SALESMAN, neat and assressiye; expert
ence in food selling desirable but not
necessary; necessary; must have car. Box 379-B.
sALEsMANmFor mems furnishings store;
chance for advancement, experienced
SALESMAN for OF. outside : retail plumbing. loH
have Several showrooms aE. afP%so. sfeo. -se %
and $50 week ss dlsm
ss0snS ssssPl is9Rs;'q hAss
snpD ng sm1oS SoSss os
with definite bright future to aggressive
salesman having past successful sales exper.
paper and janitor supplies. start $40
Snn wk -. guarantee Plus comm. This is an
@fite VIII Box Fsscss A Star replies e0ndenia a
SALESMAN COLLECTOR for industrial in
sqrance route. Apply III Columbia Bldg,
SALES PROMOTION-Govt departments
and Federal executives; law publications,
nationally known: good salary; permanent:
advancement to MANAGEMENT Box SIC,
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN, expert
enced; good salary and comm ission; 6-day
week uniforms and laundry furn Apply
LUNDQUIST'S SUNOCO, 2305 Pa. ave. Sc
commission. Apply ECONOMY SHOE CO. CO..
sMoE H "a ssaaLhksMANf; 4 IN f excellent opportunity s
for auakiied 1ster. g. Also two Saturday
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced only; lib
eral salary and commission. Apply man
sShHo5E ShHo5 sHSLEsMANWopportunity to ma make
sonneet9n previous better
3 to & pm. daily, RIcH's SHOE sToRE.
Six sYal spsoTTTER-salary p F TT open: must ao b.
experienced; 44-hour week. REA CLEAN
ING SERVICE. SEQ Marlboro pike, HI
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK. part time: ap-
ply in person, 30I Kennedy st. NV. --26
sPOTTERs, experienced on dark and gray
treart. -o5
sTENOGRAPHER -- Opportunity 10 learn
retail store merchandising; will be as
signed TO merchandise division; perma-
nent position, 5-day week. HECHT CO,
employment ONCE, End floor. -27
Evening star., 1946-08-24
HELP WOMEN.

Will TRAIN intellisent person for sccre-
tarial switchboard medical organization.
Interesting work day or nisht hours. per-
manent; 5-day week. overtime II desired;
good salary Box lax. Star --2a
WANTED, 4 coed seamstresses for our
alteration and remodeiing dept SINCERE
SEWING MACHINE CO. 924 King St,
Alexandria Va --2s
REAL ESTATE-There Is big money and q
fascinating livelihood in selling real estate.
II you have stout heart and can walk
and talk We VIII show you how Cali In
person between 7 and pm. or Sundays,
cox & Co, Sl5 N. Capitol st, ---2S
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-06
ord HAWKS BEAT
BY LEJEUNE, 66-5l
BY TIM. SAUNDERS

CAMP LEJEUNE, Jan. 5. -
Especial to- the Star-News)-Camp
Lejeune's powerful marine five
racked up their 10th win Of the sea-
son Friday evening at the expense
of the thrice-beaten Greensboro
Ord Hawks by the topheavy score
of sc to 81.
Trailing mieway in the first half
by the score of 25-l5, the Leather
necks, paced by Frank Carswen,
Rice, and John Kelly of Notre
Dame, suddenly came to life and
exhibited a belated first half rally
which draw them within two points
of the army quint as the half ended
with the visitors leading q to Is.
The second half was rout with
the winners scoring at ease while
holding the Hawks to "a points.
Carswell gained scoring aonors for
the Lejeune club with %, while
Kelly was" right behind with 81.
Spencer, Hawk guard, was best for
the losers with II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-06
Tar Heel Menr1en Whip
Georgia Tech, 60 To IS

CHAPEL HILL, Jan. 5-(P -
North Cardinals conference swim
ming champions, cunning for ma
tional laurels this year, opened
the season today by outclassine
Georgia Techs southeastern lead.
ers, 90 to Is. It was the Tar Heels
18th consecutive dual meet vic
tory and the And win in their last
IS starts.
Dick Twining, son Of 1t. Gen
Nathan F. Twining, who com
manded the goth Air Force Super
forts over Japan and national
AAU champ himself, set a new
pool record at 100 yards.
Bo Jenkins, Carolinas AAU back
stroke titleholder, surpassed his
previous best by two seconds;
and co-Captain Smoky Proctor
national junior AAU mile runner
up, turned in another good per
Torrance at 40.
The results:
300-yard medley relay-carolins
(Jenkins, ,Abramhamson and Nor
row. 3 minutes, 9 seconds.
220-yard free style-Zimmer
man CO., Rolfe (G), Topp 60,
minutes, 20.5.
5O-yard free style-Ward CO.,
Little &C., Matthews GO, "a sec
conds.
Diving Earle &C., 1922 points
Haigler (C), Frank 60.
10O-yard free style-Twining &C.
Ficklen (C), Thomas co, 52.4
seconds new pool record.
150-yard back stroke-Jenkin'
Co, Flowers GO, Packard (G)
l minute, 1872.
22O-yard breast stroke-Shumat'
&C., Davies &C., Brock GO,
minutes, 46.2.
440-yard free style-Proctor CO.
Rolfe 60, Morrow co., 5 minutes
17.2.
4OO-yard free style relay-Caro
lima Gittle, Frazier, Wilson
WarO minutes, $751;.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-06
The
Morning. Watch
WITH
Edward Sachs

good slap in the wrist this morning to yours truly
for a hit of misinformatOn handed to sports page
readers Yesterday Buddy Best defeated Early Hamilton
at ITALIAN Hall Friday evening" not the otner way around
as we carried in our story.
The matter was brought attention by skests James who
with Harry Fales promoted the gn s
Newspaper decision heck just dope Our apologies
to Buddy Best and Wilmington boxing fans.
That busy little beaver the Carolina wldlie Fed
eratn is in publicity release stating
IS "A.
Seth Gordon head game in Pennsylvania
and Fred A. Wesemen the fisheries program in Michigan
will be featured speakers
Harry Frnka moves the latest switch
print ranks with the in the country.
Before he Tulsa Just another COW college le
Now it's COW college with football
hack m ay M two ends IN White
hear his wife saying Goodnight Goodnight
will have his troubles The Green Wave has
man his record
Mr. Frnka is the who can do it.
Rudy York. Gainesville Ca, who became
his trade from the Tigers to the Red sox He indicated when
getting his mail a a different station next year.
like Chicago White sox would release their two best
the end of the we would have called for silva
Dcksho to Hollywood and giving the antique Tony
Cuccinelo his outright release after he had led the Junior
circuit In hitting up to the last day.
The answer course were put it in
gentle well past @ m c a Wou
be his age in few
heavy at 1913 pounds appear
william hal lost battle of the bulge
Durham Rocky Mount Looks like another hard
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-06
VMI Meets Nine Foes
On Gridiron Next Year

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. S.-R-
A nine-game football schedule, in
Guiding six southern conference OPP.
ponents, for Virginia Military In
stitute's 1945 eleven was announced
today by 1t. Col. Blandy B. Clark.
son, " M. l. athletic director.
Newcomers to the schedule are
Georgia Tech, replacing Wander
bilt; Furman university, replacing
Maryland, and Davidson college,
replacing Emory and Henry. Hold
ers include Catawba, Richmond
Virginia, N. &C. State and Virginia
Tech.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-06
BY NELSON LEADS
CALIFORNIA OPEN

LOS ANGELES, Jan. s-mu
Byron Nelson, golfdom's Mr. D.;
during the 1945 season was b a,s
on the gold-dust beam TODAY a. Sa
complied a 35-3469 to add to IN he ne
II yesterday and take the lead ',s
the basis of early returns in ,Sa
second round of the Los Angels,
open golf tournament.
Finding the long and rolling t.i,
ways to his liking today, Nelson
hit the green with his second .bnt
on all 10 holes and took "a putt,
in compiling the 60.
Meanwhile, the tirst-day leade,
Slammin' Sammy Snead had hi,
trouble on the out nine, taking =,
four-over-par 80. He had GA
for the 10 yesterday.
Of the early finishers TODAY
closest to Nelson was jim Terrier
former Australian open champion
who added a u today to the 40
he had yesterday for a 14l,
Other returns included: Harold
| (Jug) ~McSpaden, Sanford, Me
with a .73-7O-143; Harry Todd, Fl
Worth, 73-71-144.
Vic Ghezzi, Deal, N. j., 7O.74-
IA; Lawson Little, San Francisco,
73-73-146; E. J. Outch) Harrison,
Little Rock, Ark, 71-75-146; Els.
worth Vines, Denver, Colo, 74-43-
147. .-.-
Babe Didrickson Zaharias, the
only woman contestant in the
tournament, came through with
another 81 today to give her l6l
for the two days total and thu
score probably will result in hel
elimination.
Only the 80 best scores (and ties
will complete tomorrow. AmonI
the other name stars .considerabl,
off in their score today were Will
Goggin, White, Plains, N. Y, wit
83-82-165; Ralph Guldahl, Chicago
Ill. ,77-75-152; Jimmie Hines
Chicago, 77-75-152; George Fazic
Los Angeles, 72-78-150; and Dem
Shute, Akron, o., 78-75-l53.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-06
Note: Phils Plan Moving
From Basement To Better Address

Fifth man to pilot the club in
four years, Chapman will be run
ming strictly counter to past Philly
performances if he pulls the team
out of the cellar. Seven times in
the past 10 years the Quaker City
boys wound up trailing the rest of
the league, and the other three
times they were only one place
from the bottom.
In 63 years Of National League
competition, the club has been in
last place 10 times and won the
pennant only once.
It's in the outfield that Chapman
hopes to pack the punch for the
rejuvenated version of the Phillies.
He said he planned to use DiMag-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-06
Cards Sell Walker Cooper, jimmie Br oWr
Pro Gridders May Drop
Free Substitution Ru1o
BY JIMMY JORDAN

NAAA1AAsf, y all. c.-N Lie No
tional Football league, proponent
of the free substitution rule that
has been gaining favor the past
two years with collegiate code
makers, will discuss the possibility
of tossing that legislation out the
swindow at its annual meeting open
ing Wednesday in New York.
Chief foe of the rule that allows
substitutions, even CT entire teams.
at any time without penalty, will
be George S. Halas, owner-coach
of the Chicago Bears Wh0 recently
was discharged as a commander
after four years in the Navy.
Halas' suggestion will be but
one of ten changes in the NIL code
to be considered at the meeting.
The free substitution rule came
into the game as wartime meas.
ure, due in part to somewhat lower.
ed quality of material, especially
among the reserves. Because Of
the rule, most coaches had both
offensive and defensive teams, and
would substitute eight, ten, or even
IL players almost every time the
ball changed hands.
College coaches and officials,
watching the efficiency with whici
the Pros could operate under the
SYSTEM, have been advocating the
same rule as part of the inter.
collegiate code.
Halas, Tor years a member Of
the rules committee, but who hac
not seen the rule in operation until
his return from the service jus1
before the season ended, urged the
NIL to give the game back tt
the fans"
1.-The present free substitution
rule will do more to kill fan in
terest in the game than anything
KNOW" he said today. ''It has
taken the personality out of foot
ball. The first game l saw thi.
fall players were going in and ou
in such a steady stream couldn't
identity them. I'm still trying tt
find out who did what
His suggestion is Reinstatement
of the prewar rule allowing fret
substitution of but two players
whose identity must be announcer
before the game. 49,.
Other rules changes to be con
sidered include: Eliminating tht
penalty for running into the kicke
and penalizing only for roughing
if running INTO the kicker is retain
ed, eliminate the automatic frs
down which goes with the penalty
use of an artificial tee for tn
kickoff; elimination of that part o
the rule which makes a blocke.
have his hands clasped against hi
body; allow the defense to advance
with a fumbled lateral pass; per
NIT the defense to run kicks which
cross the goal line instead of max
ing them automatic touchbacks
reduction of the panalty for al
illegal fai{S catch signal; make ;
touchback Of all kicks killed insid,
the receiving teams 10-yard line
make a .touchback of any kick tina
goes out of bounds inside the 20
yard line, and change the penalt,
for a forward pass touching al
illegal receiver.