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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. remodelins. carpentry. plumb
Ing pantne' ets ire sst
SsS E SsaSz iss ii Fl I:
a Hs fsERsns1 WV a pfs.t. roads
country roads and parking areas. Call GL.
RaGh M8Rk c u: or
STONE go oNsT. CO., gen. contra sses
S!IIDiSS and !sgaf,ng, all y Of CON:
suiIpiSd c aosSS 0W sS5o new re-
sS w., sS Ssss kE7sfosE cS 81!
CEMENT WORN. stone wells. hasstone
| terraces, walks, chimneys fireplaces; &C.
MARcuec1o, Rte !. Horners lane. Rock
yills Md Ph9ns R9eky Wnp 25ss roo7;Ss s
old and new work. c. dAIEA, At. 1884 SS
ab9 ink m ssis . .essop Deess Sr,
concerts, work: terms. M. W. FENCE CO..
FENCES ri q s. INSTALLED. wire or wood: our
FLOOR FLOOR s ii i 0nnootthins but tn. best;
auet iinstsilstions: bruce finishes, FLOOR
i HPa sTf 70 a2f furnace. and oil burners,
summer end winter domestic nookup: ex-
"! ssf + ga e. SsV e.
HOME HON. And o COMMERCIAL REPAIRS, also
Fasf any sna 0
! WARNER CONTRACTING CO.. 7:30 am.
| to i pm. Call AID. 1886; ewes. call NO.
Home i4Ty HEATING ExPERTs-warm air,
hot water. coal, oil, gas. repairs con-
versions. new installations; consultations
eaa s sssa. without 00liss'i0n' Phone
HOME REPAIRs-Remodeling and mod:
srnzns saditon roofns po TorE s ana
1901 63rd ave. East Riverdale. Nd. UN.
KITCHENS MoDERNIzED. neer to ceiling
We feature the famous Ki n :ids.
HONE HONE CO. IA. sS1o.
PAINTING, interior and exterior, oil or
ss;:n d 2f ss, Tine: i ;s'H'i "a hSsa
PAINTING, papsring,, plastering, senersl
%sns: Il dssifsa eli 2z 2'
PAINTING and psperins. floor sandins
S sass Sere sso' 1s2s aEBrRf
F FAAisHiEs f hR HE pl.ss.rins pre-.
We Psssa s Tsh 81 ye. Wo ss
1 s:ssHaafssfA s.4!B
PpiAfPTfR1NG, PAINTING. floor rennishing,
at fair prices. A. r. sEELYE CO.. D1.
PAPERING. PLAsTERING. painting. car
asa "a. h0 NJ 5ss
s REkd6hMTP1T SERVICE, r.modelins. .redeeof.t.
s ns Ef1a co. i pf s ssmen' work. A. R
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL. NsTAIs
RooFiNG. SIDING, storm windows, con.
crete porches: we repair or replace any
Estimate e. c SM Mr.. 1gARp, Taylor e4sS:
SHEETROCK and tape applicators. JOHN
r. PEACHEY 4 SON. 1918 Lawrence st.
tColmar Manor. Brentwood. Md, UN
HEYsH4TTsvILLE CONTRACTING CO. :
ing: al work guarantssd; no down pay pay,
mate, cal! cal Wa. s4ss, days or eves.
:s'?si sf'5sS; sss
S s2i bIs1; f fa2S sHor-torm.rl7 isaa
wis. ave New location 1928 Ga. ave.
Painting and paperins. H. MILTER. RA.
Oh 1f' DOMINION CONTRACTING Co.
OIL. OIL Additions. alterations. remodel
ing. roofing, siding; terms: free estimates.
Virginia work only. II
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SITUATIONS WoMEN Cent !.

knowledge Of tipping, receptionist. doctor'i
once. real estate once. business sales;
clerk likes meeting people FIR. 6645.
oOLoREDLWould like . responsible posi-
degree. Call FIR. 1884 21s
OPPORTUNITY WANTED; college grad.
a., extensive admin, investigative and
writer. desires challenging employment.
Box 400-T, Star. %
WANTED by experienced colored woman n,
5-day week general housework. Call Ii.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES tcent.)

ATTENTION = Let us furnish you with
competent help for all Jobs; experienced
SECRETARIES GeD, public relations, In
teresting. $4,000 up; secy.,. embassy. some
bkkp.. S45; secy., Capitol Hill. $4,000;
stenographers t20), S35-$50; for other
top sal aried positions see AMERICAN, e1S
st. NV, Ma. 4142.
WANTED-College. $500
81, zoos 200. BALTIMORE TEACHERS
AGENCY. SIS n. Charles St. Baltic. Nd:
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sl,slNEss oPPoRTUNiTIEs.

sEMIDET. BOARDING HOUSE. ~ rms. 5
B.. nice din, rm: oil beat; eompletsr I'm
Income quoted S1,100 mo. Priced rlant.
PROPERTY. BUSINESS and fuInishinsEE
10 lovely rms, 8 B., well furn.; nice Y.
RIAITY, NE. 0496.
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nss41sye. Soc .Av NJ .epo,nsnenss a
EIsh s'1 SEs x se'ees.G sea' nso
tx you ARE q H.. szE R-, Or Loan ~ ggss
SssR s r.
Cal D ssoo for Sonsss IsaSee
f fM%REpfxrE d oasa o1 soar home
WHIT Il q aas sp0F q Ms or Va cox
9EW vs.; p REST EST HeME12ndividual care;
9$ls ksnsss ave: ~, q. s5sse 81 i. =.
3 saB dss Under sofena
PERMANENT, 81. sn.mpoo ana angeg
SS SSS fSSs Es55 SAS ,hrsSss
'ofices.. Telephone message service. NAL. Mall
tarial service on hand Low rates on CO.
operative basis. (Lecture room available }
hgns pE S or sa co esos accepting
editorial, other ASSIGNMENTS Also fx ssx.
hYsc AqsaSt sR IRsf HT 4siE
5 6 ssssed hey FRO P'1iSna Sinf
GHTX Pc692r HGn 81 WOMAN teaches Eng
ish. self-confdence. freedom tIom. sell.
sonssioYsness air-cond studio c,d MI 2eSo
WOMAN, rellaple, SeGLieC, ColVi GU, Wnie'
; gt "a sss. s. Ss hs1sd
sMaEE ,Nsrea,L ri RETARDED fsiRpEp INFANTS boarded
in country, licensed nurses nome nspee.
ton invited. Phone Laurel 575-W-2.
WANTED-Christian white lady with some
knowledge Of practical nursing g care w tet
SLIP COVERS, draperies. balances profes.
tailored from your or our materials: work.
manship guaranteed. District 0122: 26'
SPECIAL GET-ACoUAINTED OFFER-Tc
the first so women who call for an ap,
pointrnent and mention this ad we will
give our regular $3.50 creme oil perma-
poo and individual hair Style for S12. 80
day or evening. Open from 10 to IL
today for appointments. Good bus service.
RUNNELS BEAUTY SALON, Washington
Lee Shopping Center. Arlington. Va. Glebe
VACANCY IN LOVELY RANCH HOUSE for
elderly or conyalescent ladies. frst-hoor
outside rooms, porch and large grounds;
% miles from center Of city; private rooms,
general care. Have homegrown vege,
tables, chickens and eggs. Will call and
drive you out to inspect home. Phone
Gaithersburg 593-J-1.
HOME LICENSE, care for infants to 5
years Inspection invited. Large yard.
screened pcrches; half block busline. Call
VIDE VIDE WIGS s1Ssi FLYING CLUB member
i nh son. ~ ~ l 4ss EVENINGS dss
use OF voodwcrking tools in shop. willins
to pay per cent Of earnings. 81. AIso,
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SITUATIONS MEN.

books opened; 25 years experience. Phone
A AZ 5nig MI INbusTRIAL, 30 yrs. ex-
perience. available Immediately. temporary
assignment considered. Phone OIL. 1880.
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BOOMING HOUSE, downtown. L st., 1900
s scs5 Of neon. quoted oVsr $500 mo
s@s S.e doxs , tSsf s. Sii5s 1910
SfspsEs rs sToRR "a actS. COUNTRY
tunity to purchase money-mskins business.
ords open to buyer. owner has smother
business needing his attention; Sl3;950;
ea En- be aF5snE sn r. End .ys! 81
41 1S u hi IL s Nj
s sSS sT' Q! s M
ing should be Of interest to you; I have
been authorized to liauidate a larss: az
been extensively newly eauipgsd as
IS desr ess tie Actual cost. and VIII
purchase with minor chances ts. this s H.f
service market or deiiestessen; IN
Please ssil HARRY I. FRIEDMAN Br99ssr.
Small BAKERY s excellent location. pear
! OF s,s SILENT 1. RaR5sss S @
SISEkHk GEoSEhE f sas.,. msf s.. @s5ss
number Of beach resorts, Includes yalu;
able franchise and gasoline station. Al
kinds Of miscellaneous mercnenolse nan
complete home attached. Must sell due
to III health. Phone West River 23e.F-@
GG FIX ISs ARMY Or NAVAL ofc.r. pref
erabiy Arlington resident. Consenial and
dignihed opportunity with an old-line
legal reserve life company, part or fun
time, to substantially supplement income.
Only aptitude for human relations neces-
sary, as we train. Address Box 424L.
Star or phone OW. 1920 for interview.
FOR sALE-Established physio-therspy
business to qualified person. take over lease
of Office. answer BOX 33i-T, Star 81
new RESTAURANT and cocktail lounge
for sale Upper 14th st. location-Brand-
new eauipmsnt. custom made, sa IN, be
ware chinavare. etc. Seating capacity
about IT'S; long lease: rsas. rent. = 200
cash. will consider "a partner. SO, 100.
Must be sold this VIZ. Illness and rift be.
tween partners necessitates sale. For ape
pointinent. phone MR.. DICK. at TX. sos2.
between ! and 3 pm. only. a..
s s1.rsse q $3.50 per week. Ii eoiSrsa
sell TO lest ofsyL Boz s35.E. sag:
tConstnusd On Next Pses.)
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PERSONAL.

YOU'LL NEVER GET AHEAD when your
clothes look dead BRING them e be dyea
GLEANERs: ca. at N. H. ave. GE; s777.
wide. selection Of latest fabrics: quick, eff
TON UPHoLsTER1Nd CO, 1909 H ST:
Will FSReMSsE 2nS,tros. notes on D D., G
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS for private
parties and receptions; near Scott Circle.
WANTED. aged or invalid patients: care
Roy X slea R nssss w. h SRene
q CHANCE nee Or YOUR LIFE to go into auto
fully equipped for auto repairs; TOOLS and
VILE. includes living quarters; good bust
ness; Act quick. Mr.. MiIoR, Rockville
HAIRCUT. TRIM New york's hand:tai:
lored, no clippers used: HOTEL HOUSTON
d t22IGnRR RAEBE Ro SH2pp sG st
service: expert care given your child by
the hour, day or week: transportation fur
nished by competent adult driver. IA.
sHELLCRAFT sUPPLIEs-Large stock of
shells, bar pins, ear screws discs. ese'
gen ds, l sd sun esps0 P1 $3.50
No MONEY ON THE LINE. unless every
thing is fine at the dye work specialist.
You must And our dyeing beautiful before
ExsU5sST 81 ebEANEhs. Ga: at n: Il:
ALCOHOLISM responds safely and sue
cessfully to treatment in your own home
with or without the knowledge of the drink
er or others. Letters in our files prove this
1893 Byron ave. Detroit 2 Mich.
BE A SUCCESS. a leader: learn self
confidence. personality, speech, poise; by
experienced. cultured woman: also per-
sonal problems. MI O046 after 4 pm.
NURSING HOME, vacancy for bed patient
FIJI .S34 RELATIONS. adv, publicity re-
tainer. fee basis so,d For appt.' call I, Ian
S NETRR Rst JouR sHao and wife middle
or widower in exchange for living guar
tiers, furnished or unfurnished, or would
consider small apartment building man
agement; outstanding references; available
sHS III R ZEE sl soME s'f Is good place.
where your loved ones get the best Of
care; night and day nurses: tray service,
good home cooking; have our own cows
snd chickens. MAN MANUEL F5a REST HOME
shVERHL orENEN Seas mi licensed nursery
foT children, 8 months to years.
NURSE, exp, will board girl, az to yrs
z zfI5TRs lsafsd ssFd kEs III
b. xesring limited clothes: cali He: o6b7.
SPECIALIST IN HAIR DYEI ~ yrs,
move move S Ss4 dy WITH s ID ops ss hss se
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ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, pur-
sonable: machines for sale, standards and
portables: est. 12 yrs. OFFICE MACHINES
CO.. 913 18th NV. Ins. BLDG. RE-. 2S26.
oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed
RE 1l77 UNITED TYPYWRITER CO.
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ROOFtNG hEPAEh Oh all KINDS RutLcIs
a 1e, ;peuss and painting Ant Mus s5l kooF-
RoofING-Aii types ROOFS repaired. new
ms t s ss aud sn FG sna
Tses, ssss e ss : e., Gail
Kem-tonina, ropes and xeisht for replace
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPEs made to or
ss.l :. ss SSss sgns :, s'Rs5i asz;5g
d MOORE. 31a 9th st. NV. RE. 7 ns..
STONE AND CEMENT WORK: stone re-
n zee a,ees; ol esl 5ERRY AZ 1855
aR4sH s.ls. oRsaz #; cosn IN
vi vENs ETA BLINDS CLEANED, csc up 70
#. wide and Z. long Have your blinds lh'd:
1 msshe slssafs = Ss' sHSbE
NG G1 2Sss 18th g. oiled ns and 6u
q sS's III + % UNITED
SJs .sisia1s Of I HES. s s'e su:
INdToN UPdadoLsTERNa co, 1909 H st
V VEN BLINDS cleared, retaped. re-
finished or Recorded prompt service; neg
k1sIISS SSEA asAaSsl 4. 4 1sis a. i ssT
s ssryes AdME 1 RAp as.0f Hzg sIi ao e.
VIZ as Xxi y.t.lan to s.s
on q few more watches daily for repair.
M az AK ai snai 4. JOSS e * Ds 1st
sis!sl esa 4Hs.slSsl evenings and TaSI'
young, young men; h;ys tselsss Jacks car ao .nd
ADD BEAUTY and value to your hom.
With a Carter asphalt driveway. IL yrs
TORY ENoINEERiNG CO. UN. {l25.
CT SERvICE-We de any lob. G1s y
school win work from 1870 pm. unit
midnight. We want to do your dirty work
We clean yards, easements, attics, motors
fans, vacuum cleaners. We hang screens
awnings. swings. We dig wells, base
ments. septic tanks and bitches; We re-
pair sewing machines, electrical refrigsr
ators. radios, coasters. electric IRONS. we
plant trees, flowers, gardens. We wasf
cars. windows, dogs. We trim lawns trees
hedges we will haul. cart. buy. deliver
or move anything. You name it. we do u
We install cold plate dual refrigerator "
any electric refrigerator. sig 30. Wori
guaranteed. Call after 6 pm, MI. ss72
FOR GENERAL REMoDELING. painting
Pa as: .am.a: coao fGs5 81
sPECIAL-Paperins 5-rm. 2-story on at
house. $s5 including materials. Du. s9oe
or GE. 7759. =
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Antietam Fire Co.
Open Bowling Match

Sixty-eight members of the An
tietam Fire Company took part in
the one-night, open bowling tourna-
ment, held at Raney's Coliseum on
Friday night, the proceeds of which
went to the company's benevolent
fund.
Using rubber pins you'd think
those firemen saw enough rubber
fighting fires, without wanting more
of it to bowl with, the boys put to-
gether some fancy scores and every
one had a lot of fun.
Prizes (for high and low scores)
were won by the following:
High single game: Greeneld, 204;
Dude Sayles, 178; Pete, Bender, ITS.
High three game total: Knode, 489;
Earl Sayles, 480; G. Spaulding, 1854.
Low total: Shuman, Pete Miller,
Kenny Taylor.
Low single: Hickman.
Most consistent bowler: Rodney
Wolf.
Knode came up with the high
single as well as the high three
game score, but the rules of the
tournament only permitted one prize
to an entrant.
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will be absolutely free, with all ex-
penses borne by the Coliseum lin
Guiding the alleys and pin boys), as
his contribution to the youth of the
community.
Rufus Edwards general manager
of the Coliseum and Mapleway, has
announced that he is now contracting
the various boys organizations, with
view to forming a steering COM
mittee for the league, and that he
hopes the league will be able to of
ficially open on Saturday morning,
January 18. All league games will
be played at Raney's Coliseum.
Further information regarding the
new league will be published in this
paper next week and also in the
daily papers.
And now for a word about the pin
boys dinner, Gene" Raney's annual
treat for the boys who set up the
pins at the Coliseum and Mapleway.
Using the banquet hall at Beck's
Restaurant, the boys, with their
floor managers, sat down to turkey
dinner with all the trimmings, served
in the style for which the restaurant
is noted, and needless to say, they
did the meal full justice. Rufus Ed
wards acted as POSTMASTER and
seated with him at the head table
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02

At the annual turkey dinner for
the pin boys of Raney's Coliseum
and Mapleway, held at Beck's Res
taurant on Friday, Eugene ]. C.
Gene" Raney, owner of the Alleys,
announced the formation of the Hag-
erstown Boys Saturday Morning
Bowling League, with membership
open to all boys organizations in
Hagerstown. In making the an
nouncement, Mr.. Raney stated that
he was starting the league, which
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02

were: States Attorney Martin L.
Ingram, Judge Martin v. B. Bostet-
ter, Host Gene" Raney and Mrs.
Raney, Captain Churchill, Mrs. Ru-
fus Edwards, Mrs. c. C. Knepper and
H. S. Douglas.
Following the dinner the boys sat
back and enjoyed a fine entertain
ment. Miss Mary Ann Beck, daugh-
ter of Mrs. w. H. Keech, opened the
program with two vocal solos, dad
dy's Sweetheart" and ''The Owls
Courtship," which provoked long
and loud applause, and she was fol-
lowed by the Brandenburg Trio, con-
sisting of Autty, Sis and Teny, the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bran
denburg.
These talented youngsters, who
drew loud and prolonged applause,
opened their program with the girls
singing the difficult Gloria" with
their brother at the piano. This was
followed by a piano duet by Autty
and Sis and the program closed with
the girls singing the ever popular
'Doin' What Comes Naturally" with
brother Autty again accompanying
them.
Toastmaster Edwards then intro
duced the guests, each of whom
spoke briefly. Following this, prizes
were distributed to the winners of
the Pin Boys Bowling Tournament
and the distribution of handsome
leather wallets to every boy present,
as gifts from the Mapleway and Col
iseum management
The POSTMASTER then presented
Mrs. Raney with a beautiful bouquet
of roses, as gift from the boys.
The happy occasion closed with
the Benediction, pronounced by Cap
tain Churchill.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02
BEHIND
HOME PLATE
Basketball
By DOUG STEWART

Basketball
Congratulations to Uncle Johns
Cabineers on winning the first half
of the City Basketball League race
on Monday night at the ''Y'' when
they hung up their fourth straight
win at the expense of the Diners.
And double congratulations to the
members of the same team, who re-
fused to risk their amateur standing
by playing with the Legionaires last
Sunday. The management of the
Legionaires retaliated by refusing to
allow the Cabineers to play in the
preliminary game las they have
done ever since the legionaires seas
on opened), but the poor sportsman
ship of the Legionaires management
only hurt their own team, while
basketball fans in Hagerstown are
now more solidly behind the Cab
ineers than they ever were.
And talking about the Legionaires,
the attitude of the men backing the
team is, perhaps, the main reason
why the team has failed to click
with the fans.
This column has been completely
ignored by the Legionaires manage
ment and it dates back to before the
season opened. My request for pub
Lefty about the team (Which I en-
phasised must reach me by Tuesdays
of each week. got no response and,
apparently just to rub it in, the Leg
ionaires front office has consistently
mailed me publicity releases each
week-the day after this paper goes
to press.
Another mistake the Legionaires
front office made was charging nine
ty cents admission to games that
simply did not compare with the
class of basketball the fans saw at the
Armory last winter for seventy-five
cents.
And still another bad move by the
front office was the preseason pub
licity, which the Legionaires simply
haven't been able to live up to.
It is my understanding that the
Morris Frock Post of the American
Legion put up the sum of $500 to get
the Legionaires going, but that the
Post is in no way responsible for the
actual management of the team.
Maybe the Legionaires will develop
into real professional basketball
team, but it is unfortunate that their
first venture has resulted in so much
misunderstanding.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02

Housewife: Here's pair of trous-
ers, but I'm afraid they want mend
ing"
Beggar: mo Jury, ma'am. I'll
just wait ere in the garden"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02
Baseball

A letter from Oren Sterling, presi-
dent of the 'Hagerstown Baseball
Club, brings three-way good news.
First, the news that Mr.. Sterling
has recovered from a siege of illness
that put him back in hospital for a
time, and that his recovery was
made without the necessity of an
operation, which, when he first en-
tered the hospital, was believed nee
essary.
Second, the news that Bunny
Griffith will definitely manage the
'Owls" again this season.
Third, the news that the Hagers-
town club has purchased first base
man Neil O'Donnel from the Bling
hampton Club, of the Eastern
League. O'Donnel, a veteran of
World War II played regularly with
Binghampton before entering the
Service and comes well recommend
ed
Mr.. Sterling also wrote that the
Owls will train in Hagerstown and
that exhibition games have already
been scheduled for Saturday night,
April 10, and Sunday afternoon,
April 20, with Dutch" Dorman's
Hartford team.
With the working agreement with
Detroit sealed, signed and delivered,
it is expected that a flock of ball
players will be flowing into the Mu-
nicipal Stadium during the spring
training, for Griffith to give the once
over, all of which is good news for
Hagerstown's baseball hungry fans.
Bunny Griffith is one of the best
minor league managers in the bust
ness-look what he did with the ma
terial he had to work with last seas
on-and with real help available
right from the beginning of the train
ing season, I'll put my two-bits on
the Owls as the team to beat in 1947
Happy New Year Everyone.
The Very Time
does your husband confde his
business troubles to your"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02
Raney's Coliseum To Sponsor Boys
Saturday Morning Bowling League

Bowling VIII Be Free, With All Expenses Borne By Coliseum.
All Boys Organizations In Hagerown Eligible To Join League.
Announcement Made By "Gene" Raney At Annual Pin Boys
Banquet Friday. Committee To Direct League Now Being
Formed. League Expects To Start Jauary 10.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02

Happy Father: my dear, I think
it must be time to get up-baby has
fallen asleep"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02

The Very Time
docs your husband confide his
business troubles to your"
eyes, every time buy anything"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-02
The Very Time

Happy New Year Everyone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-27
WALLACE ELEVEN
WORKS OUT DAILY
ri School Gridders Open
e. s.,.on At Home On
September 19
necial to the Star

special to the Star 80.
,1,.;1'LACE, Aug. 2e -. - Unless
VIZ nsr game is scheduled before
n0'as. srs+ tussle of Wallace High
BE- We ~ football team will be
|tp0v; w here Sept. 10 against Jack
('ytr l,yi1Ie. Coach Then overman
= local gridders have been
1nss 1sre it out in practice since
Fs'TsS Thursday when school open
coacb Overman is faced with
.'"@h vv task of rounding up a
'aas ',as team because he has only
al'r.s rss,lIars back from the 1916
70 .srs .rs These two are Earl
als Nv last years center who is
ass,' w. switched to the oackfield
Ens q. wear, and Max Sykes, guard.
T,sre y are five lettermen back.
.l.,'Ter. lu, They are Thomas Town.
y, end; Jimmy Herring, cent
Du 1immv Powell, last years al
sta end and guard; Max Nor
ln ns blocking back last year
I" ~. !. being shifted to tackle; and
nv nv knowles. blocking back.
W. nsrrosnective players include
|.s.r sas Alderman, tackle; M. B.
|ses s- guard; Billy James. tail
[.sys,. Charles Carr, end; Ralph
|.-lton. w.t. wingback; and J i m m y
|o,ksny, blocking back.
last year the local Bulldogs
~ tour, lost five. and tied two.
r, Coach Overman is negotiating
tth Burgaw for a game to be
ayed Oct. "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-27

Louisiana with "a drilled below
| orN feet in depth, has the most
|.sn oil wells in the United States.
|.,i,ornia ranks second with IS
IT. wells, and Texas third with