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$4,000 WEST WARREN
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

CHURCH circle employment, 4l34
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AfPOSTWAR POSITION

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MALE HELP-SALESMEN

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wANrED-MACHINERY

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HALEAH BETTING
BESTS RECORD IN
OPENING SEASON

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. II. - UD -
flaleah race track observed its
greatest opening today-a record
crowd, a record pari-mutuel han
Gle, and even a record number Of
favorites taking top money.
From the elite Of the nations So
clety to the lowliest tout they pour.
ed into the flower EMPOWERED
track. filling the clubhouse. grand
stand, and bleachers to overflow
ing more than an hour before post
time.
A crowd Of 20, s4s poured $l,24s,
1854 through the mutuel window:
for the largest amount ever bel
in Hialeah history. An all-time at
tendance record was missed by
.scant 500. That figure-2s,541-
taken for Flamingo day in 194l
The largest previous opening day
crowd was 1851 in 1912.
However, more important to the
stockholders, the mutuel betting
surpassed the $1,172,211 bet or
widener day in 1914 with ease. ane
it might. have been greater hac
there not been such a milling
mass Of humanity. Hundreds Of
people turned away from the bet.
ting window lines, either because
they were tired Of being pushed or
because the windows had closed
for the race.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
BLAZE DAMAGES
HIALEAH TRACK

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 17-UH-Firs
swept the entire south side bleach
er section of beautiful Hialeah
race track tonight, destroying six
hundred seats.
Origin Of the blaze was nj
known.
Greatest loss caused by the fire
was to the bleacher section pari.
mutuel betting machines, which
were described by public rela.
tons director Everett Clay as q
total loss"
Trainers, jockeys. and horse
handlers joined the tracks fire
department in battling the blaze
which, famed by a south breeze.
consumed tier after tier Of the
bleacher seats.
Clay said some Arrangement
for handling the expected throng''
would be worked out as Tar as the
betting machines were concerned.
But he said no arrangement
coulo De maze as yet for the lost
seating capacity.
Clay said no estimate Of the
damage could be made Immediate
ly.
Fire fighting companies from
Hlaleah, Miami and the track
Joined in fighting the blaze which
was brought under control in about
an hour after it was discovered.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
ARMY-NAVY CLASSIC
MAY BE TRANSFERRED
FROM PHILADELPHIA

WASHINGTON, Jan. II. R -
A suggestion has been made by
assistant secretary of Navy John
L. Sullivan that the Army Navy
football game be played in various
parts of the country, possibly be-
ginning in 1949 after the Philadel.
phia contract expires.
Sullivan told a reporter today
that his views were expressed oral.
ly to Vice Admiral Aubrey W.
Fitch, superintendent of the Naval
Academy.
II suggested that before any
more contracts are signed for this
game the advisability of playing II
in other parts of the country be
considered" Sullivan said.
It was learned from other
sources. however, that Naval AGA
denny officials have written For
restal the game belongs to the
Midshipmen and Cadets. While nc
top-ranker makes such a susges'
ton for attribution, one Of the
arguments against putting the con-
test on a pass?around basis has
been that it would turn into a
political football.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
LED BY HAMILTON
| WITH SUB-PAR Sc
Sam Snead Off Pace With
70; Six Tied For Second
Position

RICHMOND, Cal. Jan. 17-Wn
-'Unlucky" Bob Hamilton. Chi
cago SHOEMAKER who staged ont
of COLTS biggest upsets in 1874
when he won the National PGt
championship. took the lead in thu
opening round of the $4,000 Rich
mond open golf tournament today
with a three-under-par SO.
With the field lacking some Of
it. luster following the withdrawal
of Byron Nelson, Hamilton toured
the 6,209-yard Richmond country
club course with a pair of 34s. His
score, however, gave him only a
slim one-stroke margin.
Deadlocked for second place
with SOS were six golfers: Joe
Brown, Los Angeles; Armand
Farina. Schenectady. N. Y; Jim.
my Hines. Chicago; Tony Penna.
Dayton, Ohio; John Perilli, Lake
Tahoe, CAL; and Charles Stohland,
Ponca City, Okla.
Still close on the pace, each
with 10, were Sam Byrd. Detroit:
Willie Goggin. White Plains, N.
Y; Denny Shute, Akron. Ohio; Vic
Ghezzi, Nashville, Tenn; Leland
Gibson, Kansas City. Mo-, and
q 1ateur Smiley Quick, Chino, Cal,
who won the sinon-pure division
in the recent Los Angeles open.
Defending champion Sammy
Sneal, continuing his loft" play,
finished his opening round with a
36-37-73.
Hamilton, discharged from the
Army in November, Systematically
blasted par to take the first round
lead.
In the u bracket were the top
amateurs of the west, along with
three professionals - Ellsworth
Vines, Chicago; Jim Demarest,
Houston, Tex, and Bud Williams.
on, Lincoln, Neb. The amateurs
were Ernie Pieper, Jr.. San Jose,
Cal, and Ralph Hall, Oakland,
Cal.
Ed Oliver, Taunton, Miss, Frank
Januses, Lexington, Mass, and
Charles Congdon, Tacoma, Wash,
matched 72s; and Art Doering,
Denver; AL Zimmerman, Port.
land, and Joe Zahrhardt, Norris.
town, Pa, were in with Snead al
Is.
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Craziano Favored Over
Sonny Horne In Garden

NEW YORK, Jan. 17-P)-Along
bash boulevard today, the boulc.
vardiers were saying that Rocky
Graziano ought to hang up his
seventh knockout in a row tomor.
row night in Madison Square gar.
den, and isn't it too bad it's going
to happen to a nice fellow like
Sonny Horne.
OF course, the boulevardiers like
to smoke up things like this, ano
here lately they've been so awec
by Graziano's sleep.making fol
other guys that they've taken tc
calling him Rockabye Rocky or the
ether bottle in boxing gloves. But
If you ask Horne, who's a pretty
fair country middleweight out Of
Niles, o., about it, he points out he
has the same number Of hands as
Graziano-and so what.
At any rate, since a knocker-
outer always draws the paying
guests in large numbers, the thing
figures to be fancy financial sue
cess, regardless Of how it goes ar.
tistically. Promoter Mike Jacobs
reported today that the sale has nit
the 100000 mark and that sell
out crowd of some $4,000 customers
probably will be sitting in on the
proceedings 40 pm. ESD
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|BLUETHENTHAL IN
MAT MEET TONIGHT

CHAPEL HILL, Jan. 17,-A
big Three" trio of EXCL veterans
and stars, headed by former
National AAU Champion AL Craw-
ford, will center fan interest in
the wrestling season-opener At
North Carolina this weekend.
The Tar Heel matmen will make
their debut against Appalachian
here Friday night at 8 o'clock.
The ex-national champion, Craw.
ford, is probably the top-ranking
wrestler ever to wear the Blue
and White here, and local mat
fans are looking forward to see
ing him in action Friday night
for the first time.
The other two 'tGIs" in Carolina $
big Three" on the mat are Frank
Mordecai. 175-pounder from Ra-
leigh, who was Southern Confer.
ence champion in 1943, and Ar
thur Bluethenthal, 165-pounder from
Wilmington, who lost only one
match that year.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18

Raleighs Caps which will take the floor aoa;ns+ A.
Wildcats tonight will be seeing their second CAGE ac+nn
the week. Tuesday evening they had no dff;cuIt u;
beating sluggish Rocky Mount five, SO to 18.
Although the Raleigh teams margin downing the n1sL
birds impressive their play wasn't Newspaper
rs the meeting carried the following lines taken frans
Rocky Mount Telegram: Ihe lads from Capital Cy S.
IN TACT times local rooters had cause to beeve h:
the Birds would chalk up upset. ~
The story continued Throughout the entire fret
e Birds virtually hogged the ball enough shots ~
two games But the lid the hoop and they eouldnt
It off" ~
In other words the Caps got of bad basketball o .,
their system and with the added under collective holt.
should be pretty tough crew tonight "
ocal will Raleigh tonight using fast break n,
IL the Caps have used defense in most ~
their games However, during of the Rocky N"ust
came Raleigh team used So thew os
anything from machine gun to the Flying Wedge tonight
the Capital teams offense has been to it's fullest
degree dependable has been guard Cam eothr,n
while other guard, Pearson and James center
have doing the majority Of rebound work. " ''
One thing teams, Wilmington and RALEIGH h.v. hid
this season has been adversion making free
getting extra attention and at that the game could Be
settled at the circle.
rodsboro club in the Coastal Plain league be managed NV
Herring it recently. is former dir.
mond at Wake Forest service in the
Coast addition to league play Carolina on
is director of Wilson's Atlantic Christian college
University of South Carolina back Ralph Durham
Field Mauers the Pacific Olympic seminas this week The
ansted Gamecock turned 8yard sprint to break Ga
deadlock leading to the Angels last minute three touchdown
spurge for the win
splrge for the win
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College Elves Face Heavy Schedule
CATS HOST TOCAPS

Raleigh's Caps versus the New
Hanover High school Wildcats
and the MINIS JayVees playing
the Leland High school quint
is the schedule for tenight's
basketball double header at the
local high school floor.
The Caps and the Cats along
with Durham share a three-way
tie for first place honors. Dur
ham is favored over the fifth
place Wilson quint to night, SO
after this evenings local battle,
.he Conference lead will probably
be shared by the Raleigh-Wil-
mington winner and the Bulls.
In the only other conference
game carded for tonight, Rocky
Mount meets Fayetteville in a
game that sees the Bulldogs
heavily favored over the cellar
dwelling Blackbirds. Fayette-
vile will be paced by its star
center, Nick johnson, who &C
cumulated 20 points in his last
tilt against the hapless Colds
boro Earthquakes.
The JayVee five will risk an
impressive record in their en-
gagement tonight. Although they
have been defeated in two games
so far this season, both defeats
have been accumulated in road
games and the margin Of defeat
in the two battles totals Just
three points.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
Heavenly Gates Swings
With Brides 500 Bucks

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 17-WD-
Miss Hazel Griffin's fiance who al
legedly disappeared with $500 on
the eve of their wedding was iden-
titled today as former All-America
football player Harrington K.
(Heavenly) Gates.
urW sVa ssM Soup ..kIusAssH,,
who quit the Dartmouth football
team in mid-season a few years
back because he couldn't stand the
strong language used in the dress
ing room.
Miss Griffin's sister-in-law, Mrs.
Joseph M. Griffin, made the iden-
LITIGATION Of Gates as the missing
fiance who took with him $500
which the girl said she had given
him for safekeeping." They were
to have been married the next day.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
Durocher Has New Sparring Partner

| Leo. 80. and Edna, "a, are In
the ttaroes Of a war romance. Miss
Ryan, who has a pleasing voice,
was the date girl on a radio pro.
gram on which Durocher appeared
at Caserta, Italy, Nov. 80, 1914. A
lucky CT was to be her date. but
Leo was next and started going
steady. 1t was the first AES broad.
cast from AFHQ. She was there
as member Of a USO Panama
Hattie company, he with USO
baseball troupe in company with
Nick Etten of the Yankees, Joe
Medwick of the Braves and New
York writer Tom Meany.
Miss Ryan followed the Dodg.
ers closely last summer, Durocher
closer. They hit the night spots
together.
Durocher is to be member OF
a faculty Of 80 instructing $50 ath.
letes at Sanford, Fla, starting
Feb. J.. The regular troops move
into Daytona Beach a month later.
Brother Branch Hickey is said
to be more concerned about the
presence OF Miss Ryan than Pistol
Packin' Peter Reiser's lame arm.
but she would lend an artistic
touch to dem Buns. For once thew
actually would, be beautiful. In
spring training a young mans
fancy, etc., and, besides, Curt |
Davis never threw a curve like
Miss Ryan can. There's never 4
dull moment with the Dodgers.
Remember the days when ball
nlayers couldn't take their wives
to spring training?
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Sports Editor

BROOKLYN, Jan. II (NEA) -
Along the Gowanus today, all you
hear is 1.-THE Lips got a gol."
And none OF the incredible Brook
lyn fans ask how she hits or makes
la double play, but they realize
she is a regular right now.
Stories and pictures emanating
from Miami Beach make it plain
indeed that something new has
been added to the Flatbush roster.
She is blond and eye-filline
Edna Ryan, recently of Milton
Berries folding musical, Spring
In Brazil"
Leo Durocher has known the
New York show girl for more
than year, which in the case of
the $40, 000-a-year manager of the
Dodgers practically makes her
lifelong friend.
They are inseparable on the
Florida strand, and pictures make
it obvious that right now to them
the baseball season and its
troubles seem very far away. No
body should be surprised. Du-
1rocher, a radio character, really
has been in show business for
years, while ad ibbing with UNI.
pires on the side. He is foot loose
and fancy free. having been di-
vorced by Grace Dozier, nation.
ally known dress designer Of ST.
Louis, two years ago.
The F1atbush social whirl is in
a swirl at the report that Leo
VIII take his lady to the two
Brooklyn training camps.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
DRILLS BEGIN FOR
CAROLINA CRIDMEN

CHAPEL HILL, Jan. 17.-Winter
football practice at the University
of North Carolina will open next
Monday, it has just been announced
by Head Coach Carl Snavely, and
will continue from four to five
weeks.
1.-The length of the off-season
drills will depend upon the weather
as well as on developments within
the squad" explained the Tar Heel
headman. 1--WE plan to get in al
least four weeks of good work
before it is over"
The Blue and White staff are
expecting a number of new candi,
dates as well as holdovers from
last years squad, which won five
games, gave four bowl outfits a
great run for their money, and
served warning notice that Caro-
lima may be even tougher to handle
next year.
Coach Snavely, whose record
ranks with the leading mentors in
the game, figures it will take two
weeks to whip the squad into shape
for scrimmage. After that he plans
to divide the men into four outfits
of approximately equal strength
and hold a series of intra-squad
games.
He will be assisted by Max Reed,
line coach; Russ Murphy, back
field coach; "Stretch" Howell,
Navy Chief Specialist Athletic;
Peanut" Doak, JayVee Coach,
and George Stirnweiss, Yankee
baseball star and new general
assistant at Carolina. Charlie
Jamerson, who was here as end
coach for the last season, has gone
back to his former post as head
coach at Memphis Teachers college,
which suspended football last year.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
Duke, Blue Devil Elves
Win In MINIS LOOP Play

MINIS intramural play yesterday
saw the frosh Duke team stop
Army % to Is. Dukes Robertson
and White paced the winners with
10 and eight points. Snow was
Army's standout with 16 markers.
In Seph game, the Blue Devils
had an easy time with the Drug
Store Cowboys, 46 to is. Grisson
had field day making "a points
while Parker assisted with 10. For
the Drug Store Cowboys, Maultsby
made seven points.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF bACkAChES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging backache
quickly. once they discover that the real cause
OF their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out of the blood.
Theyhelpmost people pass about pints day,
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
ting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the
eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Fills, a stimulant 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
your blood. Get Doan's Pills,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18

be 4ple to conquer the Maryland
e.5
Coach Leroy Jay, skipper of the
Red Terrors, has not been very
pleased with the manner in which
his charges have been performing
in past contests, except the Duke
battle. but he is optimistic about
the future activities of his outfit.
The State team has the possible
ties of developing into an outstand'
irg basketball machine and may
exceed its 1915 record, according
to the Red Terror coach.
GUILFORD COLLEGE, Jan. II
= The two best North State con-
ference teams of 1915 will meet
for the first time in 1916 this Fri
day night when Guilford plays host
to the Catawba college Indians
here in Guilford's gymnasium in
the feature college game Of the
week for this section.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
DIVERSIFIED ACTIVITIES

Benjamin Franklin's name must
be mentioned in any complete his
tory Of American literature, poll
tics, economics, journalism, edu-
cation, diplomacy, philanthropy,
or philosophy.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
IMPROVES SURFACE

Pure sugar is blown on the
inner surface of ingot molds to
improve the surface of the steel.
The sugar prevents splashed metal
from solidifying on the walls OF
the mold.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
STEEL PRODUCERS

Previous to the war Japan
ranked sixth among steelmaking
nations of the world. Five largest
steel producing countries, in re-
spective order, were the United
States, Germany, Russia, Great
Britain and France.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
DEEP WATER

u. S. Army engineers had to
drill as far down as 1900 feet to
reach good drinking water on
some OF the Pacific Islands gar
risoned by American troops,
nothing being availoble on the
surface.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
GOOD PERCENTAGE

Shipping and eargoes worth
$500, 0O0,000 have been salvaged
during the war, representing 81
per cent Of all ships which could
be reached.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18

New York's mauling mailman, Rocky
Graziano (above) and power-punch-
ing George Sonny" Horne of Long
Island have it out at Madison Square
Garden tonight. This promising mid
dleweight punchfest is scheduled to
60 ten rounds-but may not!
In five appearances at the famous
Cauliflower Garden, Rock-a-bye
Rocky has registered five spectacular
kayos, record few have equalled in
Garden history! He's savage slasher
with jaw-breaking right.
Horne, however, can absorb plenty
Of punishment without showing it.
He's fast, cagey, shifty and enjoys a
distinct advantage over Graziano in
boxing skill. The beak-busting trade
looks for bGstering battle.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-bv-
blow, on Gillette's Cavalcade of sports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
WMFD 400 on your dial at 10 PM
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-18
The
Morning Watch
WITH
Edward Sachs

Raegh's Caps which will take the floor against n.
Wildcats tonight will be seeing their second CAGE action
Of the week. Tuesday evening they had no diffcutv ~;
beating sluggish Rocky Mount five, SO to 1e 40
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Sfricter Food Rationinq
Ordered for BerIiners
By the Associated Pres,

BERLIN, Mar. 30.-The Allied
Kommandantur yesterday adopted a
stricter schedule of food rationing
for Berliners, effective May /, after
the French complained that Berlin
ers were eating better than French
citizens.
The kommandantur decided that
many scientists. artists and local
political leaders not engaged in ex-
tremely heavy labor would be re-
moved from the two top ration cate
gories, which provide 2,400 and 1900
calories daily. Authorities estimated
that a downward regarding of sew
eral hundred thousand of Berlin's
100000 people would save from s
to 10 percent of food imports.
The food ration in Berlin is under
four-power control, and differs from
the rations in the various occupation
zones.