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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17

the box the following items for next
years use knife, pliers (cutting),
screw driver (smalD, tape, wrap
ping thread, oil, file, emory paper
ierrule cement, ana if you are pes
s1mlstlc, a set OF scales and a tape
measure.
NEXT YEAR
Your gear is now safe for the
winter and when the fish bug"
bites you next spring you are ready
to go fishing safe in the knowledge
that your tackle will hold the big
one" when he strikes.
BLUE, FISH
Shades of 1878 are still filter
ing through from the coast of North
Africa near Dakar where. blues
weighing to 20 pounds r being
landed remember the late 3O's
when the same was true off this
coast?
By the same token large schools
of blues-up to two pounds-are
still moving off the Atlantic coast
following schools OF tiny menha-
den. 1t is the hope of all salt wa
ter fishermen along the Atlantic
coast that the larger blues will
once again find their way to their
local waters.
The schools nov moving might
be the criterion of the end of a
nearly 10-year drought of the "a
vored specie.
VIRGINIA MULLET
With two catches of mullets
weighing over two pounds four
ounces reported during the last
week, George Clarg, sage OF Prin-
cess street, has started scratching
what remains of his sun-bleached
hairs and asking ''why?"
There was a time, he adds. that
a pound and eight ounce mullet
was a "'darned good fish"
The fish were caught by Pete
Porter Of Winter Park who landed
q two pound five ounce specimen
from the Atlantic View pier and
w. P. Holmes, ST., who came
through with a two pound and eight
ounce catch while fishing on the
northern extension at Carolina
Beach.
HOT STOVE LEAGUE
So as the curtain descends slow
" the 1916 season takes On a
.'round the stove session. with
tales of the big ores that should
have been landed being spun by
the largest fraternity in the coun-
try-the fishermen's liars club.
Just a reminder to the reader.
FISH LINES will continue to make
its appearance in this corner
throughout the winter if the writer
has to brave the winters blasts
| alone-the Mrs. permitting to find
enough copy to fill the weekly
space allotted by the editor.
So until next Surday-good fish
ing.
Africa's highest mountain, Kill
manjaro in Tanganyika, plerces
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
SOUTH

Alabama IL; Vanderbilt Z.
Florida A and M 80; Clark 0.
Kentucky 10; West Virginia 0.
Mississippi State 27; Northwestern
Louisiana o. ~ =
Kentucky State 10; Morris-Brown 0.
Hampden-Sydney Is; Randolph-Macon
Shaw IL; johnson c. Smith IL.
Rollins 10; Stetson 0.
West Virginia Tech 7; Morris-Harvey
West Virginia Wesleyan IA; Bethany 0.
Ouachita TO-. Monticello A and M 6.
Georgia Tech IS; Tulane 7.
William and Mary 20; George Wash
ington 0.
Morgan State 20; Hampton Institute 0.
Richmond 7; Virginia Tech 7.
VMI 26; The Citadel Z.
Virginia Union 0; Bluefield State 0,
West Liberty Teachers T.. Potomac
State 0. +tr
Louisville Is; Union University O.
Bishop Sc; Philander Smith 0.
Tuskegee 80; South Carolina State IA,
Sewanee So; Centre 7.
Virginia State IA; North Carolina A
and T 7. 9-
Knoxville 6; Morehouse 6.
Clemson 20; Furman g..
Georgia Al; Auburn 0.
Maryland "a. Washington n Lee 7.
North Carolina &c; Wake Forest IA.
North Carolina State IT; Virginia Z.
Duke SO; South Carolina 0.
EAST
Gettysburg "a; Albright 0.
Columbia 46; Lafayette 0.
Muhlenberg At; Moravian O.
Penn State ~; Navy 7.
American International 6; Lowell Tex
tile 0.
New York University 80; Fordham %.
Yale 80. Princeton 2.
St. Bonaventure rs; Kings Point O.
Cornell 81; Dartmouth 7.
Hobart II; Rochester 0.
Colgate 25; Syracuse 7.
East S~troudsburg (Pa.) Teachers u;
City College of N. Y. 0.
Yale Freshman 80; Princeton Fresh
men 10. ,.
Yale Jayvees 20; Princeton Jayvees 7.
Navy Pebes z; Kiski Prep (Pa.) 6.
Delwarae 81; Washington College 0.
Temple 81. Bucknell 6.
Buffalo 20; Carnegie Tech 0.
Army 81; Pennsylvania 7.
Georgetown IS. Scranton Z.
Tennessee SO; Boston College 10.
Wesleyan 81; Trinity IA.
Rutgers So; Lehigh 6.
Rensselaer, rs; Brooklyn 8.
Harvard %; Brown 0.
West Chester pa Teachers IL; Mil
lersville (Pa.) Teachers 0.
Swarthmore IL; Drexel 6.
Williams 81; Amherst Is.
Boston University "a; Coast Guard
Academy 7.
Hartwick "a; Wagner o.
Hamilton Z; Union 6.
Cortland Teachers ID; Springfield II.
William & Mary 20; George Washing
ton o.
Wherefore 26. Lincoln 10.
Dickinson Is; Western Maryland 20.
Lebanon Valley pa ID; Pennsylvania
Mil. Col. o.
-SOUTHWEST- q.
Oklahoma. 27; Missouri 6.
Rice 27: Texas A and M IA.
Texas Tech IA; Oklahoma A and M O..
Tulsa II; Baylor o..
Arkansas 10; Southern Methodist o.
Texas Christian IA; Texas O..
Texas College Sc; Tillotson 0.
North Texas State 7. University Of
Houston 3.
Arkansas State. rs; Langston o.
New Mexico 13: Arizona 13. ID.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
Notre Dame Rolls Over Northwestern 30;
5000 See Davis Strut Stuff In Army Victory
PANEL Plays Major
Role In Triumph By Irish

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 16-
R)-Notre Dame, which played
three quarters as. if it had left
its heart in Yankee Stadium in
that scorless battle with Army a
week ago, finally found its spark
if: 19-year-old Johnny Panelli to-
cay and cracked out three touch
downs in the final period for. a 81
0 decision over Northwestern.
Gaining their sixth triumph in a
campaign for the national collegi-
ate championship, the Irish hurled
a total Of As players against the
stubborn Wildcats to wear them
down for fourth-quarter scoring
drives of 81, SO and 80 yards in the
sleet as a sell-out throng OF &c.
600 buttoned up its overcoats and
roared approval.
Panelli, a 190-pound sophomore
from Morristown, N. j., collabo-
rated with Emil Red) Sitko of
Fort Wayne, Ind. and Bob Living
stone of Hammond, Ind, to pro-
vide most of the backing-up pow
er behind Johnny Lujack's alert
quarterbacking.
That combination, which help
ed Notre Dame roll up q first
Gowns to ~Northwestern's four,
gained 523 yards by rushing. A
granite Irish line limited North
Westerns ground attack-one OF
the best in the big nine competi-
ton with an average 222 yards per
game-to "a mere So yards. q
For the first time this season,
however, Notre Dame, with LII
jack doing most of the hurting,
completed only one pass. That
toss was completed behind the line
of scrimmage for a loss OF l
wards. Northwestern connected on
two aeria1s for a gain Of 81 yards.
Passing was kept to a minimum the
last half after the quarterbacks
assessed chances with a slick ball.
The game was only 5 IL minutes
old when the Irish scored their
first touchdown on a 63-yard push
iii eight plays, featuring the line
slashing of Sitko who picked up
"a and IA yards enroute.
Sitko capped it with a one foot
plunge and little mo. p Fred
Early OF Parkersburg, w. Va
went in to play his lone role as
placekicker. The kick was good,
and he hit twice later to run his
record to "a conversions in his last
% tries.
Frank Aschenbrenner's As yard
runback of Lujack's punt put
Northwestern in a threatening posi-
ton midway in the initial period,
but Pat Keefe's pass was inter
cepted behind the goal line by Lu-
jack to end the thrust which reach
ed the 81.
Northwestern, behind freshman
Art Murakowiski's % yard scamp
er, drove to the % in the second
period, only to have Terry Bren-
nan swipe Keefe's aerial again to
end a threat. Those were the only
times Northwestern came within
earshot of the Irish goal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17

Africa's highest mountain, Kill
manjaro in Tanganyika, pierces
the clouds at nearly 20, 900 feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
YOUR EQUIPMENT

PRESERVE YOUh hOOS
Won wouldn't consider leaving
voIr best suit hanging on the back
rorch. In the same instance your
rod and reel should not be ac-
eorded that type of treatment.
First wash your rods, then re-
n.;nd the frayed and broken wrap
nings at the joints and guides. Next
touch up the Scared spots with
rod varnish-better still, 60 over
the entire rod.
Following this treatment sew up
. niece Of material-or maybe the
Ms will-into a slip cover for
vour rod. After your best friend
has been "dolled up like a prlma
dona,' place it in a storage place
which will remain at room temp
terature. ,
A hot storage spot will cause the
vornish TO blister. A too cold room
will cause the varnish to flake and
peel off.
Why Be A Murderer
Manv sportsmen murder their
reels by improper care OF one o.
their more important pieces OF
equipment.
Before putting your reel away
for the winter be sure it is washed
of oiled and worn parts replaced.
Then place it in a room where 1t
will not gather moisture. 1t is also
2 GOOD idea to wrap it up in a
slightly oily rag.
YOUR LINE
Give your line a good bath
ivorv soap will do the trick i you
have any-rinse if out good then
drv. Make sure there are no knots
in the line for they will weaken the
strength by at least so per cent. If
desired run the line through a piece
of parafine. the coil into loops,
wrap in a dry rag and store in a
CRY place. .
Do not leave your line on a reel
or LAYING in a tackle box -or a
metal kit might gather moisture
and cause it to rot.
PREPARE TACKLES
The salt water enthusiast can
then make up his next seasons
supply of single and double tack
les. Also remember they must be
stored in a dry place.
Wrap your surplus hooks in an
oily rag and put them into a sealed
glass container to keep them from
rusting. A rusty hook DOR loses
its strength.
Work on your metal trolling lures
during the winter months and save
hours of labor next season. After
they have been frightened give
them a coat of lacquer, sharpen
the hooks and you will have lures
that are almost like new come the
first trolling trip OF 1947.
TACKLE BOXES
Clean out your tackle boxes,
throw away the seasons collection
o. Junk and give the kit a good
coat of rust-resisting paint both in
SIDE and out.
Replace your normal paraphenal-
Ia then store the box in the dry.
Make sure you have placed into
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
Cowie's

The number of fishermen angling from piers and the
surf are becoming fewer in number each day as Jack Frost
n1avs hide-go-seek with the thermometer.
although a few of the more hardy will be casting lines
into streams, lakes and the ocean on nice days throughout
the winter we must face the fact that the 1916 season has
almost reached a climax.
YOUR EQUIPMENT
The war is over and equipment easier to purchase than at any time
during the past five years but a rod and reel are still q nal tn a
fisherman. For that reason salt water tackle, particularly, should mot
be abused.
Many readers have, and will, put their tackle away for he w;n+er
months to await the green light of next years first favorable fishing
weather.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17

Lutcher, La, a town OF. Zoo has
furnished two OF Tulane's grid
stars-Guard Castor Bourgeois and
Quarterback Julian Brignac.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-17
Football Scores

HARVEST
Arizona 10; New Mexico 10 (tie).
Brigham Young 20; Colorado A & M 6.
Denver 13; Colorado 10 (tie).
Fort Warren 10; Wymoning 6.
MIDWEST
Toledo IA; Baldwin-Wallace Z.
Butler rs; Valparaiso 0.
Carleton a; Cornell College G.
Belooit r.; Carroll 0.
Cincinnati "a; Western Reserve 7.
Ripon 10; Coe 0.
Illinois Normal Z; Illinois Wesleyan o.
Indiana State 3; Ball State Teachers O..
Iowa State Teachers 46; Drake 0.
Kansas "a; Kansas State 0.
Monmouth 10; Knox 0.
Hillsdale 80; Lawrence Tech 10.
Central Iowa 81. Luther 6.
Miami (Ohio) 20; Western Michigan 0.
Minnesota Is; Iowa 6.
Nebraska 80; Iowa State 0.
Oberlin 2; Allegheny 0.
Franklin II; Rose Poly 0.
Dekalb 10; Carbonate 0.
Southwestern Kansas IA; Washburn o.
Wabash &c; Depauw 0.
Wooster 4; Heidelburg IA.
Evening star., 1946-09-16
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Evening star., 1946-09-16
First Flying Post Office
To Be Shown Here Sent. Is

The first flying post offi,e" will
be exhibited at Washington T. tional
Airport September Is prior to a
demonstration flight to Dayton and
Chicago.
The plane. Trans World firline
cargo ship, will leave on Igular
fight of the line at 2:20 pm. with
postal personnel aboard to sort mail
en- route. The public showing here,
beginning at 10:30 am. will coin
eide with the first sales of the new
scent airmail stamp and stamped
envelope.
Gael Sullivan. Second Assistant
Postmaster General. who is in
charge of all mail transportation
explained the demonstration was
arranged to permit study of the
practicability of working" mail
aloft. He said the Post Office De-
partment was anxious to utilize all
suitable improvements In mail dis
tribution.
Air mail deposited on the plane
during the exhibition here will be
carried on the demonstration flight
Evening star., 1946-09-16
Montgomery Firemen
To Demonstrate Skill
AfHi|IandaIe Saturday

Athletic contests, fire = fighting
demonstrations and a banquet will
feature the annual convention of
the Montgomery County Association
of Volunteer Firemen Saturday at
Hillandale, Nd.
The sports program will start at
2 pm. at the recreation center
in the rear of the new lillian
dale Firehouse on New Hampshire
avenue.
Events will include tug-of-
contests between the various fire
department teams and a softball
game between teams representing
the east and west areas of the
county. They will be followed
by demonstrations of fire fighting
Evening star., 1946-09-16
Concrete Firms Study
Strike Compromise
Presented by Union

A union compromise offer which
might settle the two-month strike
of District ready-mix concrete truck
drivers was in the hands OF employ
ers today.
Turning down a suggestion of arpi-
tration made by the United States
Cancellation Service, the truck
drivers yesterday voted instead to
accept the employers offer of a
15-cent wage increase, but continued
to demand certain fringe benefits.
A. w. Stream, president and busi-
ness agent of Local 639, Drivers,
Chauffeurs and Helpers Union
(AFL), said the proposal was given
to Francis J. Kelly, attorney rep
resenting the six companies.
In addition to the 15-cent boost,
which would increase the 100 strik-
ing drivers wages to $1.15 an hour,
the union asked in its compromise
statement for time and one-half
after 8 hours worked any day, pay
to start from the time a driver is
asked to report, a SO weekly increase
on guaranteed wages amounting to
$38 a week for regular men and $50
for extras and 2-year contract
with reopening clause for wages
ON May Is, 1947.
The union originally asked for IS
cents an hour.
Construction work has been handi-
capped by the strike, but Mr.
Stream said most contractors have
been able to continue building with
the aid of stationary mixers.
The six companies involved are
the Super Concrete Co.. the Ma
loney Concrete Co., the Howat Con-
crete Co., the Patuxent Sand Co.
the District Concrete Co. and the
Virginia Concrete Co.
Evening star., 1946-09-16
Eleven Washingtonians
To Report for Service .

Selective service headquarters to-
day ordered IL Washington men
from five local draft boards to re-
port for induction. Those being in
Quoted are:
Local Board No. 4-Cleaver, Will
liam Frank; Cole, Frank Robert :;
Ramsay, Alexander Scott; zeliff
Irwin Henry.
Local Board No B. Bowen,
Cumbie (NMN): Hawkins. william
c.; Robinson, Ralph "; Sinclair
jr., Fred G.
Local Board No. l5-Pieras, jr.,
Jaime.
Local Board No. 19-Abrams
Jehuda H.
Local Board No. 22-Schulz, jr.
Tohn w
Evening star., 1946-09-16
Rosh Hoshunu Rites Set

Rosh Hashana services will begin
September IS, at sundown, at the
CONGREGATION Joseph Benjamin
above Browns Store, on the Wash
ington- Baltimore boulevard, Bla-
densburg. Conducting the services
will be Rabbi Myer Greenberg, di-
rector of the Hillel Foundation at
the University of Maryland. He will
be assisted by Cantor Hertzberg OF
Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1946-09-16
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT-Downto
Apply 140S ST. NV, s 10 4:30 pm
PHARMACI

PHARMACIST. Maryland registry. local
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PLASTERERS-Long Job, good wages.
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PLASTERERS WANTED for lse. veteran
housing project; steady work. plenty Of
Clay pl. ne. off MINI ave JOSEPH
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Evening star., 1946-09-16
fired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain 1 miles
OF tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime
many people have to get up nights. Don't
neglect this condition and lose valuable, rest.
full Sleep
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, il
nay also cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains. leg pains, loss of pep and energy
swelling, pufhness under the eyes, headaches
and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, 4 stinulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give
happy relief and will help the Is miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
sour Mood. Get Doan's Pill.
Evening star., 1946-09-16

mansnt; gSod salary; vi os9s, 10
EEdr Efss Aep5s eDMfANY snPYioyment Office End fsor
INSTALLING Communication, systems-Men
with cars, thorough knowledge Of cleo
giving phone and stating weekly income
fHNsssAtfRaAiNcE fNsuRAiNcE SOLICITOR. fire and cas-
ualty. Large downtown offce requires
ment. Phone MR. NEEDHAM. ma. a55i
JoURNEYMAN PLUMBERS. RA. 6ss7.
LUBRIcATIoN MAN to take charge of
ses Mr. fash Grove '" asd sofaf
Nail MAI osa aNb IN iNroRMAr1oN SKI CLERK, good
tsrested in learning % hotel business; hours.
z am; to 3 IN one week, 3 pm to IL
Once s MoEI s haRy and sts
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MANAGER dry cleaning plant; must be
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Evening star., 1946-09-16

equipment by the Kensington Vol
unteer Fire Department.
A banquet will be held at $50
pm. in the f1rehouse with Judge
Stedman Prescott of the County Cir
cult Court as toastmaster. Speak
ers will include officers of the State
Firemen's Association and local and
State officials.
Ofiicers will be elected at bust
ness session following the banquet
with Henry Marschalk, Takoma
Park, expected to succeed David
Tuohey, Cabin John, as president
of the associa ton.