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Evening star., 1946-03-28

NEW JERSEY AVE. AND INVITE
owners owners OF this corner unimproved lot ad..
me to sell this valuable commercial prop opo
es HARRY s'fHf FRfEpMAN 1Ss ahs Bro.er. Ra1.
e4,500 SQUARE FEET-zoned CONNER
and Arlington Trust Co, fronting on 5
rooms, suitable for business or office space
moved to residential lot, Ample ground
building or hotel GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO. exclusive agent, 2s4o Wilson
6lyd.. Arlington, Va. CH. 3s3S; evenings,
FiRsT COMMERCIAL, 14th and Girard-
Semidet. brick consisting of 6 apts. > apis
8 stoves'go with property. Call Mr. Rud-
F4s Psqgefy q Lh9 nN 54dS o
Real Estate Institution.
l4th ST. NV; south Of Rhode Island ave
ana and sun, Df. Il o7o5, BOSS S. & 'HPRi Phelps,
"D1eo1wNTowVN II 4-sroRY BLDG" located
on 18th near K, This well-built semi
detached BLDG, consisting of 16 rooms and
office bldg. or a business location. The new
'WMAL" Radio Station is to be built OPP
oSner oss .hd pr9pt{ T. New 9eeHpIsd By the
L
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1866. Us
ARLINGTON, .VAs-Brick duplex, IL rm
Ell Eas sis conm6a Sn GGunRa piRe
On coIiGjMBIA RID. AND 18th ST. o NV,
near Ambassador Theater-A 4-story brick
containing store and 10 rooms above and
1916. Very suitable for any type of busi-
dept; LEO n; BERNSTEIN & CO. i4i5
s s ST, NV, 1ns,,. NE; 54oo. A Complete Real
acoRNER iith AND X N.w."-A building
Pf y 0ms sssa9s 45 Sahs soa s.
used as small office bldg or headquarters
for some organization; It is worth while
RroKel nysstls asiRs TN &C. Gan HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC.-one block
west of 18th ST.. NV. First commerciai;
3,story brick bldg. Two 3-bedroom apts.
aeoye with Unbiased store below. Elk.
COLUMBIA RID. AND 18th ST. N.w.-store
and an apis above Possession of store may
ness or as an investment. For information
call Mr.. j.. Hamburger LEO M BERN
STEIN STE IN, q CO. Complete Real Estate
ins'i'u''on' l4lS K st, NV ME. $500.
1ses-e5 ST. NV, sala it. front by
proved BY reinforced concrete building
sa IT, RRssiSE'z K HsEssss
Ist CoNiMERCiAT. Goth st. tt NV. between
n and n sts.. within 2 blocks Of Dupont
alley, 2,70o 50: #, Call Mr.. Measell. MA.
$500: eve; and Sun, DI. o705. BOSS &
I lth ST. NV, DOWNTOWN-stor and 8
ofiices,, four Groom, kitchenette, bath apis,
located on one of Washington's main
thoroughfares: This building has great
hs R5SesFsE sfSqd or 6rs fTas
tion. call Mr.: W. J. Rosenthal, in our bust
ness property dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
& Co. 1415 st. NV, ME. 5400. Com
plete Real Estate Institution.
ION 10th NEAR r ST. N.W."-A we'll
located 3-story bldg. which should be in
vestisated by concern desiring to locate
in the downtown area and in a position to
remodel to suit their purpose 25x1OO to
an alley; early possession is guaranteed
I do not recommend this property for
s,z small. small nmsrehant. Call HARRY i.
BETHESDA, 75-ft. frontage on Wis. ave
by 115-ft. depth 1st commercial coming.
shoice oo business legation; real valus. At
Ma. 1888; eyes,. sH. 1916. -2S
Evening star., 1946-03-28
LOTS FOR SALE lcent. J

nearly ia miles on River and Bradley rds',
opposite the Congressional Club. River I'd.
lis the zone OF Mass. ave. extended. You
could probably zone the basement Of ore
q thsss sn.T apaTtments commsrcial: FULTON
$3.50 TIL pm. brokers. attention. 80
I2 LEVEL SOFT. LOTS. 2 blocks from
stores, tbeater, busline; less than 81 300;
improvements now in; ideal for CT houses
J, 3 DEMING, Gil. 0471. 20
SlLHER sPRiNG, MD-LaIge lot $3.50.
6side entrance). sH. 1141. once open til
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS of almost "a
acre, with room for large house, garden,
orchard, chickens, animals or tennis court;
two blocks from shopping center, two bus
ways; in suburban Virginia; country att
mosphere with. many city conyeniences;
safe. sound. convenient location ta
build your home. Phone GE, 7O37. sd
CLEVELAND PARK-Lot S92. square 2079,
lo5-It. frontage on Macomb ST., &c, 523 sd.
T. Price. $500, GEORGE D. MILLER,
Reslt9r sna sgnae exclgSiyelg n DI 1885, evenings
SILVER STRING; COMMERCIAL. on Geor-
gia ave 60x174, and Silver Spring cor
assr' s2f5o a So. 1T. MRS. WILLIAMS,
~. 4Ilaa 30
CoLoRED-TWO LOTS. 25x150; cash or
terms, Information, Call Ii 442l rs
CoLoRED-BEAUTIFUL homesite, 5oxI15
#. or more, 46th and Blaine SITS. ne, one
Ro, Room RAy1D pa COOPER 800 F st. NV.
SOME ONE wanted to take over payments
ments; for. coJored located of 44th and
Bennine I'd. MA. 1891. 2e'
Evening star., 1946-03-28
LOTS WANTED.

l PAY CASH for lots In D. C or nearby
Nd: SCOTT SANDERS. TR 1858.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for so white lots in
NorthWest 1 nearby Md. Call Mr. sflIF-
29s
SILVER SPRING AREA-wanted, several
,ots or acreage for immediate cash buyers.
phone SH. 114l. is
LARGE IMPROVED LOT, private owner,
age, for immediate home construction;
cash buyer if reas. WA. 5917 Mr.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

STORES, warehouses Offices; specializine
IN commercial and industrial properties
Will build to suit your requirements Lo.
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN RE
1858.
MD, Baltimore ave. and Decatur st: good
for any kind Of business or storage RA
NV. suitable workshop, storage, Sl2 !
UNDER CONSTRUCTION-1- build.
Ing. approximately so it. by 100 it., on
thoroughfare in s.e. section. Inquire 76I
10th st. Sc. Phone Ii 1896. "a
NEAR NEW COLORED THEATER-Semi-
detached frame, store and rooms down;
private entrance to 5 rooms: bath and
porch up; h:-w.h. in cellar; long-term
lease; remodel. CHARLES r. HENDER-
SON, RE. 1850; residence. RA 1SE7. 30
Evening star., 1946-03-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WE HAVE CLIENT who desires to pur.
chase l or more service stations in near
by Va. Md. or D. c. Please call Mai
Thornton. with FRANK s. PHILLIPS
RENT OR BUY 800 square feet or more
in or near downtown, by advertising bust
ness. Phone MR.. BECKER, EN-. 1I24 20.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

MARYLAND HOMES wanted
to buy; dire need of two or three bedrm.
house; spot cash. Call UN. 35O7.
HAVE CASH BUYER for property in
Silver Spring or Takoma Park; must be
] ~ or 2 story brick, 4-bedroom, / n or 9
baths, and located fairly close to grade
school Call evenings after 5, WA $500
H j Krueger. with O B ZANTZINGER IL
Evening star., 1946-03-28
0UT-0E-1oWN REAL ESTATE

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and =
snug hsherman's haven, ideal climate. on
Florldas Gulf Coast. Fertile homesites.
l to 5 a. fronting or mr. salt water, COM
mnnlty boat dock priyil.. hard rd., elec:
H.!es guaranteed. Prices as low as $500,
Sfo down. S15 mo-: immed. possession
For beautiful Illustrated free booklet vrits
or phone bet. and 3. Paul E Harrison,
BUCHANAN, Realtor 50
Evening star., 1946-03-28
SUBURBAN REkT-vIRGIkIA.

S ROOMS, newly painted and papered in
farmhouse, u mile on dirt road; no wiring
or plumbing; $40 per mo. Phone Fairfax
3-W-2, c. p. JONES Fairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
ACREAGE WANTED
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ACREAGE with all utilities, ready for sub
division purposes. THOS e JARREL i
co, Realtors, 721 10th st. NV, Ma O765.
Evening and Sunday, GE. 1855
Evening star., 1946-03-28
SUMMER CAMPS.

SUMNER SCHOOL and camp-Christian
8lrls, to 10 years. IL mi Wash Exn
eounselors reg. nurse 10 weeks. Opens June
-: everythlng furnished: ltd enrolment
PlERSON, Sandy Spring. Phi. Ashton 3s2S.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
INDUSTRIAL PROP WANTED

10000 so. FIT. LAND wanted Immediately
trial; either street or alley frontage accep-
able: will inspect any property submitted
WEAVER WEAVER BROS, INC, DI. $500, NO.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED

J; LEO koLB, INC. 1887 Wisconsin ave.
Mi : Saoo l0g",Real w, estate and insurance since
l902: viii serve you eficiently
PROrEkTY located in Woodbridge section.
See MR.. HICKS at 1901 South Dakota
ave. ne, or call AID 2614 81
Evening star., 1946-03-28
OFFICES WANTED.

2 OR 8 ROOMS for Washington once Of
in NV. business section RE. Oi9O. 81
ATTORNEY DESIRES to rent suite of Of
nces, or rms, in downtown area Call
Metropolitan 5544 -oS
Evening star., 1946-03-28
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL PAY CASH for modern 2, 3 or 4
family unit with good income and where
tenants pay for utilities. Phone Ii O30s.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
DISK SPACE FOR RENI.

FREE OFFICE SPACE available in center
OF financial district in return for handling
secretarial work for owner. Elk. 6735. 81
Evening star., 1946-03-28
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE. in good retail or wholesale sec
ton, below 14th and You; can be used
as of1ces, 25'x100', 2 floors; garage on
2Q-ft. alley; available Aug l. WEAVER
BROS. INC. DI 5000. -3i
WILL SUBLET 400 SO. FIT of floor space,
RA. 4430 after ] pm 3os
WISCONSIN AVE, near Sears - Vacant
store. about 12x25 small basement; heat
included at $3.50 month. Write Box ] Y,
Star 40
6eIs 3rd ST. N.w.-2Ox40: buy the ny
lures, rent the store; no food. Apply be-
tween / | M. and | pm 90
UNDER CONSTRUCTION story build
ing, approximately 80 ft by 100 # on
t1oroughfare IN Southeast section. Inquire
Ibl lUth st. Sc Phone Ii 1926 =
Evening star., 1946-03-28
STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

SUBSTANTIAL MERCHANT wants to ren
iarge store on F st. or 9TH st. or othe
DOWNTOWN locations Box 1887, Star 3
Evening star., 1946-03-28

2nd COMMERCIAL. center of town; de-
tached brick, stories, over 10000 so. #,
elevators; possession obtainable. JEROME
MI 452g
Evening star., 1946-03-28

WANTED. to rent or buy, storage bldg.
approx; 20x50, vicinity Washington. Boz
SIT, Star -oS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
JAYVEE VARSITY
BEATS RESERVES
Bobby Crowley Stars In
ALI Scrimmage Battle
With IL Points

In a fast scrimmage yesterday
afternoon at the New Hanover High
school gymnasium the Junior Var
sity team defeated the second
crew, ALT.
Sparkling the first five was Bob
by Crowley, who was moved up to
the first club over Homer Ellis.
Crowley made a total of IL points
to lead all scorers, but his leader
ship margin Was only n point
better than that Of Jack Parker.
Don Harrell looked TO be the best
that the second quiEt could offer
in the way Of opposition.
Fast BREAKS we're the most i'm
portant factors in the lop-sided vic
tory, but this was true only in the
first part OF the scrimmage as
the seconds took a five point adj
vantageT This lead was short lived
as the first quint found the deem
sive weakness Of the reserves dur
ing the remainder OF the contest.
The lineups for the two clubs
were as follows: First team-Bill
Sturm and Jack Parker, forwards;
Charles Brewer and Bobby Crow
ley, guards; and Linwood Taylor,
center; Second team-H. L. Keith
a n d Howard Penton, forwards;
Stanley Knots, center; and Don
Harrell and Homer Ellis, guards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
Lions Club Will Honor MINIS
And Tileston Clubs TONIGHT
Civic Group To Hold Ban
quet AT High School
Cafeteria

The New Hanover High school
Wildcats and Tileston of the gram.
mar school league will be special
guests at the Lions Clubs annual
banquet tonight at the New Han
over High school cafeteria at 6:15
o'clock.
No definite program has been
announced by club secretary, Wal
lace West, and the Lion Club Of
ficials believes none will because
several persons attending the ban
quet have expressed their wishes
to e the high school play in the
auditorium at 8 o'clock.
Tonight's banquet will be the
third in the last week for the local
football eleven, which finished in
a tie for third place in the Eastern
Conference this season Last Friday
the squad was honored by the
MINIS athletic department. Tues
day night the Junior Chamber Of
invited them to a special
banquet at Wrightsville Beach
where Eddie Cameron Of Duke
spoke before the boys.
Coach AL Collie's Tileston cham
pions, who are captained by Wal
ter Runt" Rodgers and e. q. Britt,
left halfback ana fullba ok, will be
attending their second. They were
also invited to the athletic depart
ment's meeting last week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
Chief Proposal Is That
Duke Gymnasium Be
Playoff Site

CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. - =
up - Election Of officers for the
coming year will be one Of the
opening-day features here Friday
of the annual .two-day meeting OF
the Southern Conference.
DR.. H. A.. Fisher of Raleigh,
chairman of the N. C. State College
athletic council, is president Of the
conference.
Other officers are Col. William
Copper of the Virginia Military In
stitute, vice-president; and Col. B.
S. McAllister Of the Citadel. secre-
tary-treasurer.
DR.. Lee w. Milford Of Clemson
college, immediate past president
of the conference, serves with the
officers IN the conference board OF
directors.
One of the items to be discussed
by the officials will be the selec-
ton Of the site for the 18th Annual
Conference basketball tournament.
Raleigh has been host to all pre-
vious tournaments.
However, there has-been some ag-
itation from Durham, for the trans
fer Of the tournament to the Duke
University Indoor Stadium. which
has a seating capacity Of over g.
600. Raleigh's, Memorial Auditor
ium, site Of the previous tourna.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
Officers Will Be Selected
At Conference Farley Today

ments, only has a seating capacity
Of 3.948, and each year hundreds
of fans have been turned away.
The Durham faction contends that
Duke coliseum should be able to
accommodate all requests. Further,
the Durham group points out, the
city will have better hotel facili-
ties than Raleigh will have after
the 1947 general assembly convenes
in January.
The transfer will not be made
without a warm fight from Raleigh.
The Tar Heel capital points out
that the tournament always has
been profitable to the conference.
It's Mayor Graham H. Andrews
has sent a warm invitation here
for the conference to continue with
the tournament at Raleigh.
Members Of the conference bas-
ketball tournament are Eddie Cam
eron of Duke, chairman; Monk
Younger of Virginia Tech; H. Bur-
ton Shipley Of Maryland; Norman
Shepard of Davidson, and J. L.
Vonglahn of N. c. State College.
One additional item which will
provoke discussion concerns the
length of eligibility Of former SER
vicemen who participated in ath-
letics at their original schools while
in the service. Wake Forest seeks
to limit the total sports participa-
ton to four years.
Present rules. now allow former
Navy trainees who remained at
their original schools to play there
without having their playing years
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
Second Annual Ladies Night" Banquet
Held By YM CA. HlleybaH Circuit
5. Charles Baddour o.
Clinton Delivers Address:
Officers Installed

The Y. M. G. "A. yolleyball
league held their second IN
nual ladies night banquet at
the ~ last night with S. Char
les Baddour, of Clinton de-
livering the main address.
Herman Hayden was install
led as president to succeed
George F.. Hunt, Jr. Claud
O'Shielcz was installed as
vice-president and Fred Orrell
took over as secretary-treas-
urer.
Davis Howes introduced the
speaker, S. Charles Baddour,
prominent Civic Club speaker
of Clinton who spoke on the
subject "Our National and
Spiritual Heritage"
President Hayden told the
members that volleyball has
made great progress under
the past regime and stated he
would strive to keep up the
standards set by the retiring
officers.
Il was announced that the
next meeting win be held in
January.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
North Carolina Band Plans
Trip To Sugar Bowl Battle
Tar Heel Student Govern
ment Makes New Ticket
Sale Arrangements +.

CHAF1L HILL, Dec. 12-tR-
When North Cardinals Tar Heels
meet the great University of Geor-
gia football team in the Sugar
Bowl at New Orleans on New
Years day, they not only will have
the support Of all North CAROLYN
ians who can secure tickets to the
game, but Of its huge, skilled blue
clad band.
Decision has been reached by
the athletic association to take the
band to New Orleans. The organi-
cation, which will number between
rs and 100 members, will have a
six-minute spot on the half time.
program. Under the direction Of
Prof. Earl Slocum it will render
programs similar 10 those at the
.Ue3 s!ql ssmeS suoq 5!q
With. not only Cardinals foot
ball team but also its boxers and
one member of its track. team TAX
ing part in the invitation events
of the New Orleans Mid Winter
Sports Association, interest in the
elaborate Sugar Bowl festivities is
unusually high on the campus.
Long lines of students formed
here Thursday as applications were
made for the approximately 1.750
tickets allotted them from the $500
assigned to the University. In or
der to prevent any speculation on
the coveted pasteboards, the stu
dent government set up a system
whereby students, buying tickets,
are issued coupons. The students
must show up in person in New
Orleans, with proper identific ation,
to obtain the actual tickets. This
is a plan similar to that being used
by the University Of Georgia STU
dents.
Tickets from the student a1oca-
ton not purchased Thursday will
be available at another period Fri
day. Thursday only one ticket was
allocated to each applicant. Friday
the students may purchase a sec
ond coupon, restricted to use Of
dates or parents. Tickets remain
ing after Friday will be put into
the alumni ALLEGATION.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
Cats Claw Elizabethtown, SIS To Is
BROWN AND MASON
SCORERS
MINIS Varsity Holds
Bladen Quint To 4Points
While Making AZ
Especial To The starr

ELIZABETHTOWN, D e c.
|12-The New Hanover High
school Wildcats SUCCESSFULLY
opened their 1946-47 basket
ball campaign by t%rouncing
a scrappy Elizabethtown quin-
|tet, 55-25, here tonight.
The invaders used their
first string for only the first
and third quarters. 7 h e
second team played throughout the
second period, and the. third quint
was given the floor for Wilmington
in the final stanza.
Elizabethtown was able to score
only four points against the Wild
cat varsity during the first strings
participation in the one-sided con-
test.
Wilmington jumped off to a 1874
advantage in the first period with
the varsity in the game. The sec
ond string tailed six points to
Elizabethtown's eight in the second
period, and the score stood 24-12 in
favor OF New Hanover High at half
time. Coming back into the battle
at the start of the second half, Will
mington's regulars piled up "a
points to Elizabethtown"s none,
making the count 48-12 going into
the closing quarter.
The Wilmington third team play
ed Elizabethtown on even terms
during the final frame with each
outfit notching Is markers.
Leading Wilmington's scorers
was W. A.. Brown, pint sized guard,
with 16 points, and Billy Mason, six
foot one inch forward, with IL tai
lies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
EIIzABETHT0WN
PLAYS W0LFPACK
Strong Bladen County
Quintet Showed White
vile Under In 1915
Bv J1GGs POWERS

WHITEvILLE, Dec. 10. - It's
a cinch that Friday the 18th
is going to be unfortunate for one
Of two basketball teams, for on the
night of that unlucky date White
vile Highs Wolfpack will play
host to the strong Elizabethtown
team in the local gym. A prelimi-
nary game between the Wolflets
and a local All-Star girls team
will get underway at 7:30 pm. with
the main event following.
Little is known here concerning
the Bladen county aggregation ex-
cept that the entire first string is
said to be composed of boys aver
againg over the six foot mark. They
are the Baden champions of 1915,
but were given a hard fight in the
tournament finals by Clarkton, the
same outfit that the Pack upset
last week, 1927; giving Coach Earl
Brinkley hope that his boys would
make a much better showing
against the invaders than last sea-
son, when they were showed under
by more than a SO point margin.
Brinkley has been working his
charges overtime since they drop
ped that 20 to 10 decision to Chad
bourn on Tuesday night. Most of
the work has been concentrated on
passing, as a profound weakness
was shown in being unable to work
the ball down under the opponents
basket. His probable starters are:
Calvin Smith and Billy Davis, For
wards; Don Taylor, center; and
Pete Page and Paramore. Guards.
Coach L. A. Bruton of the Wolf
lets will send a lineup against the
Whiteville All-Stars-filling in be-
cause Elizabethtown does not have
a femme crew-consisting of:
"Cozy' Powell, Mary Kate Sibbett,
and Ann Jordan or Alice Caswell,
forwards; with Jean Claire Jones,
l. Jane Fore, and Billie Schulken
expected to start at the guard
spots. They will be trying hard to
set back into the win column after
losing their last game to Chadbourn
Oya 2014 count.
Ihls will be the opening home
games of the season for the local
.esms and a large crowd is expect
"a 10 jam the gym to see their
nome debut.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
Au-Girl Squad

sAUK CENTER, Mimi, Dec. II.
-W.D-This city's Main Street,
made famous by Sinclair Lewis
book by that name, has a new
claim to fame in its all-girl traffic
control squad.
Sponsored by the American Lee
gion, the girls guard four highway
crossings along heavily-traveled
highways that converge on Main
street.
The girls and their older sisters
have been welding flags and re
porting all violations since 1884, ex-
cept during the war, and boast
that. not a single school child has
been hurt since they took over the
job.
"They're more reliable than
boys" Superintendent OF Schools
S. o. Aaker says.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
Prize Will Be Given To
Nations Number One
Semi-Pro Pitcher

WICHITA, Kas., Dec. 12.-R-
A memorial trophy bearing the
name OF the famed Walter "Big
Train johnson, Coffeyville. Kas.,
boy who became an all-time great
in professional baseball, will be
awarded annually to the nations
No. l semi-pro hurler, the national
Baseball Congress announced
Thursday.
The trophy will be a perpetual
memorial to, the former Washing
ton hurler who died Tuesday night,
said Ray Durnont, Baseball Con-
gress president.
Dumont said the big Train" al
ways cooperative in the sandlot
program, was the only other per-
son considered for the. job when
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
NH Fishing Club Directors Hold Parley
Florida Boats NAV Come Here NEXT Seaso,

stood that Billy DeCover, local
party boat operator, had just
returned from a trip to Florida,
where he has secured the
services Of one Of the best fish
ing guides on the eastern coast.
He also told the gathering he
had information to the effect
that 1T least six boats from the
Miami area will come here
during the fishing season next
year.
A committee, consisting Of
Watkins, George Canady and
DR.. Guy Pigford was appointed
to confer with the officials Of
the SENCBA at the associations
meeting to be held December
Is. 1.-THE. Fishing Rodeo has
been q real asset to this vicinity
and the New Hanover Fishing
club has benefited greatly from
the event." Watkins said.
As all fishing meetings usual
ly end, tail stories of the zones
thtst got away, were told.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13
Nell Stewart Battles Evelyn WaM
hAmerican LegionA Arena Tonight
Professional wrestling returns

Professional wrestling returns
to Wilmington tonight.
PUNK Mooring, local promot-
er,, has arranged a varied card
at the American Legion Indoor
Arena. The first bout will get
underway promptly at $3.50
o'clock.
The main attraction will be
a rough and tumble affair be-
tween a pair of the ''fairer
sex" Who, according to Moor
ing, will hold nothing back as
far as the "grunt and groan"
game is concerned.
Billed as the feature attrac-
ton, pretty Nell Stewart will
battle a beautiful lady wrest-
Ter from Baltimore who answ-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-13

ers to- the name of Evelyn
Vail. Miss Stewart is a native
of Birmingham, Ala.
In the semi-final "grunt and
groan'' test, Earl Wampler, 220
pound husky from Milwaukee
will take on Benny Rosen, 235
pounds of Dayton, Ohio. These
battlers are scheduled to enter
the ring at. $3.50 o'clock.
According to advance ticket
sales, Mooring said last night,
a large crowd is expected to at
tend the return of wrestling
here. Z
Mooring also. stated that if
tonight's attendance warrants
a larger all-star card will be
presented next week.