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Evening star., 1948-01-08
ApARrMEhTs WANTED.

2 OF 5 Ro0M UNFURN. APT, preferable
perm. washington residents. both en-
pployed; plSn no children, no PETS; maximgm
eyes, RI ,2os1, Ext: 61S. IL
once; must move In days. SH. 931S.
FURNISHED Or UNFURNIsHED apart.
ment. bedrm., living room, kitchen and
bath, for business couple. WIN take lease
must be apartment house. Write details.
RSTGSNEb Ell ISSHi VETERANS and other ~ EN-.
ployss of Capital Transit Co. who have
to family. call MI. 1868, Ext. 672, Mon
day through Friday, 8 am. to s pm;
must have private kitchen and bath and
suiET sui ZEN EsMPIooYED coufLE desire. un-
furn; room, bath, kitchenette: Congress
sac as,fn'' or f0fe's He'sns'' BOX 4SD,A' iI:
MAN. in food business, wife and daughter.
IdalsS EiAMs, A. r seq @ 'Pe es s. '1oAo1 Sl
LADY WILL SHARE APT, NV. Sec, with
another lady: walking dist downtown
Evening star., 1948-01-08

NEW YORK FOR b. C.-One bedrm. apt,
Bronx, n Y. for 2-bedrm. apt, NV. pre-
ferred. Mr.. SoKoL. Ex. 6400. Ext. 2s1S.
oNE.R0oM EFFICIENCY APT, Murphy
bed, rent $3.50. for or more room apt.
MI. O45O -9
NEW YORK-1-bedroom apt, for same in
wash. OF Silver Spring. RA. $3.50. %
Evening star., 1948-01-08
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

G 81. S.W.-convenientl located 2 or 3
rm. furn. studio apts. Remodeled like new
S65 to sos per mo. Only couples. Refs.
required. Box 239-B, Star. 10
corner studio room, sink, grin, slec, refgr.,
adj. bath. Elk O653 IL
BED LIVING RIM, kitchenette, cleo. refgr
Share. bath; $67.5O mo. 1440 Rhode
Evening star., 1948-01-08

PIANOS FOB MENT-New ana used con
applies on purchase price 4 you desire to
sssa. JORDAN fiANo CO. IoiS sth
radiator. % fess 9sssd. ss w1sHNaToN 1etis a' RAG
sAa FfE. cS p.eR Rls s.v:a.:d q: r n!a D soe sse
aLocK's so5s N 81; NV. MI: tai;
sa me- e H. Is in sd a sus9
a.. s'' .ss. sssRis SILVER iid sDrins Nd. % 81: $3.50
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM. 7-tube ampli-
fer speaker, mike, practically new; reason
able. Ho. 6610 after pm. S
RADIO, philco, 1s47. phono. comb, in per.
MR ssf Sc fGnq 11RaNY Ssf5es pE $500 r .sss
eombination, excellent condition, S76. Call
sDe sssiss lss seF 2sy 2ses time s::
SiDo s1Sfo PM HanS.raad ssa Gai St Haiao. With
isSSii ioE Ext; aos; after 8 pm: soo,
:osdSn $780, sio a6d isss sssss sd II Ro ss
RADIO COMBINATION. br.nd:n.w is4s
Sss Ss ons. 'sai biz ssn
Ssrsssa Ss1 saah price. ' 81 issi Sssvesn
kAbfo-CoMBINATIoNs with automatic
record changers. Nationally advertised.
Floor samples and .demonstratorI.. All. in
new condition and fully guaranteed; ss low
as $50. .e5. Shop Us hrst for extra larss
trade-in allowance on all famous radios
fegardless Of price. ELECTRICAL CENTER,
saipItoo..PPHsoNeoaRArH. 1e4s Admiral
door model. walnut nnish; must sell.
leaving town: TR; osss, 3
RADIO O-PHONOGRAPH, Stromberg Carl
son. luke box size. perfect for dancing par.
ties, dance studio or cafe; must be sold
Immediately owner leaving for Calf. Ma.
1862 10
RADIO COMBINATION. capehart Chip
pendale, shortwave. FIN. plays 20 records.
40 sides, peri cond., $1,000. AID. 1926.
kADIo-PHoNoGRAPH combination, con.
sole model with automatic changer; $50
cash. APEX RADIO. 1919 N. Y. ave.
RADIO. RADIO. .pHoSocRArH iHasSStocRAr with changer,
EsPey, beautiful solid mahogany console,
VIII record space, II tubes; like new; cost
s52b: sacrifice. s225. 81. 2416. eyes.
RANGES, ELECTRIc-oE. Hotpoint, Kel-
xxinasor; WestinEhouss; tor i@msd,ats a.
1oth q. nv. ma. 6s72.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

ing, but | wasn't worried. We really
needed a rain, and I liked the feel
of the rain drops on my boughs,
washing them clean.
''The other trees were watching the
cloud, too, and some of them were a
little uneasy. But I told them not to
worry, for to me the cloud still looked
like a big rain cloud. 1t kept getting
closer and closer, and I waited ex-
pectantly for the sound of thunder.
None came.
But I did hear a sound which / had
never heard before. 1t was coming
closer and closer, and sounded like the
tramp of many animal feet, hurrying
madly through the forest. Suddenly
something bumped into my trunk.
Bending over as far as l could, I saw \
deer running blindly through the trees.
Behind him came other animals, rab-
bits, porcupines, more deer, all ann
of little forest animals, and all were
running frantically away from us.
~Just then a crow flew over my
head, and I called to him. He did not
stop, but shouted back as he flew,
The cloud is smokei'
well, my friends and I were ter
ribly frightened, and there was not 4
thing we could do. Soon, the smoke
was swirling yer III heads and
flames were licking at our trunks. The
heat was terrible, and we were in pain.
Lucky for us, however, a rain did COM
mence and shortly We were saved from
complete destruction. But, as you can
see, we were all badly burned, and we
have never gotten over it.
II have always felt that I wa 70
blame because I was so naughty" con-
cluded the tree sadly.
1t i true that being naughty is bad. but
It is also true that if someone hadn't left
q campfire the beautiful pine tree wouldn't
have been burned. Such tragedies happen
every year. But don't you be the guilty
one. Check and double check is q good
policy to follow in the forest.
Goodbye and q hoppY vacation time to
all of you from
AUNT SALLY,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

fully swaying in
the breeze enjoy
ing the sunshine
after the long win
ter months. Over
the tops of the
trees I could see a
dense cloud gather
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
Story and Play Time
Dear Boys and Girls:

0SOi OOfS dAo 1Hios
Spring is here. and just around the cor
ner summer is woitinq. To most of us sum-
mer meons picnics and hikes and fishing
trips. 1t meons fun and exciting ddYs
ahead. but it also means thot we mus be
careful. remembering always to be sure
that our compfires ore out. Corelessness
causes many forest tragedies. as you viii
read about in
Mr.. PINES STORY
ONCE UPON A TIME, MIR. Pine had
been a beautiful tree. His boughs were
thick, and he was SO tall that he could
see far above the tops of many of the
other trees. He was very proud of his
beauty, and sometimes was a little
naughty, but there came a day when
he wasn't beautiful any more.
1t happened on a fine summer day,
Mr.. Pine explained to a little pine tree
which grew near him. "I was peace
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
I'M PLANTING STEADY
IN u. S. SECURITY BONDS

"Thof's the big crop | keep otter
every yeor. In fen years it will
poy off in education for my
children. Improvements in Bet
tvs kitchen. more lond and q
nest egg for my lofer years. at
q 81 for So profit.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont

KITCHEN REMoDELING, planning and
complete eo9 installation, eaoinets; sln5s Ho aot
KITCHEN CABINETs. sink tops, plastic
tile, or complete kits; planned and in
BETTER HOMES AND KfTcHENs GO,
PApER Fa,f ash HaSGISG 4 hS AND pA1NrING-White
"a, eyes AZ * 1880. Mr. MR. BooKER @sa
REMODELING, freproof1ng. roofing. siding.
general nome Improvement work. cellar to
Call ST. 1856 for free estimates. Ma
T1ONAL DECORATING CO.. s02 18th
ROOFING, siding, painting. or will build
a new home for you. R. j. STALKER,
WATERPRooF1NG WET CELLARS. walls.
00r5 foo Srnaa rppfs
HTAfTTsvmfLIE4 Iff La coNTRAcTiSG co. :
Painting, pspering. roofing and siding all
work guaranteed; monthly terms: free esti-
mates WA S4S6. days or evenings, -31
LET US CONVERT your porch into love
ly den, complete with knoty pine walls
RsEpSslsrs GS ,,oTE Va ssSyic 1SS; pN. 1871
bsnlt. to roof. reas OR 1900 sos
ADDITIONS and alterations to residential
house. Plans and permits With contract.
/ J. S. YOUNG. TR, 1894 or FA. s6o2. for
/ ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGs. burglar
! bar joist. ARLINGTON IRON WORKS,
INC. Phone GIL. 3484. Quick service,
Carpentry, porches, closets, stair. roof
manner For estimate cali WILSON. DI.
BULLDozER FOR HIRE. owner operated
/ contract or hourly rates for grading, ex-
| caveting Easements, land clearing. AK
Evening star., 1948-08-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

HAVING FOR Los ANGELES Monday,
Aug 30; quick trip take 4, AID 22Ss.-29
CaLIFORNIA-Two young doctors tour
eral passengers; leaving August 30; leave
your name at OIL. 1000, Ext. 5@9 or 81.
YOUNG LADY driving to Greenville, S. c.,
Sept. 3 or 4, Room for . passengers.
IaAviNG IaAA ENG For For JACKSONVILLE, FLA. or
3sf'G5ti 3si pers; ei reliable. HI 54sa, t. e 4.
LOS ANGELEs-Leavine Sept ard. in new
car, = students will take , young people
Il RrbE Ss1soFs rs klSSAs NE S e1r Mo- wanted this
pRiSe iaaRSSSse ekaSP aSP eeASyHoSS rs r. over
sF Day S4 feqf ewes dane snd fsn sandsy sge three
about Sept lie driver high morals self
PORTLAND, oREG.. leaving Sept. 5, will
taae two to share driving and expenses
not a sightseeing tour. l4l2 Oak st. W
noon to pm. Sunday to pm
solIEGE lCeti STUDENT wants ride Mont.
soGeGy, hia: abopt Sf ssp,' 6 share d5T!n' 3I!
sruDIST desires ride to Chicago Or vic,
So. 1t; share expenses and driving
YORK AND LANcAsTEk. pA.Eysry Fri
day night. rcturn SUNDAY A. Mercury
Can take 3 Call Elk 6S4s or FIR. 5l1l
Two GENTLEMEN desires ride Ocean City
Md. Friday evening, Sept. 3, or Saturday
Sept / Box 500-T. Star.
DENVER, COLORADO; leaving August 81
room for two passengers TO share expenses
r F. FULLER, Greenbelt 207l.
DRIVING TO BOSTON, take B: returning
DRnIv1NG TO iowA-MIssoURI Sept 3
return week end nth: take l or pas
seneers DE. 1854 after s pm
BUICK 194S STATION WAGON-Youns
lady and man driving beach or mountains
Labor Day week end also other week ends
Will accommodate several others GO
DETROIT-Two drivers to drive new
Plymouth to Detroit for transportation
September /. CHI. 0066.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for Deep Freeze-Packag-
inc, boxes. bags. vrappings. FR. 1903.
Wash. 2. D. c.
Accessories for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit. Largest selection OF cam
eras, projectors, enlargers, electric expo
sure meters. fash guns. Cash or terms
Rangehnders. Aims. color films. photo
papers, chemicals, photo books and ,500
more rems We buy and trade. BRENNER
PHOTO CO.. 933 Pa. ave. NV. fopp. jus
ACCORDIONS, also every kind Of musical
TI, PeE rssl baSsains ass 1s,b see RAT
ADDING MACHINES f3), 10-key, desk
models, -s55 each. Monday only. CEN
IRhI Tbbtss; So1s s.Gnisks {ffh Z. Pqs. r. c. Allen
Model rs, like new, col: Corona. col.
UN S437. 70
Evening star., 1948-08-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ALL KINDS carpenter repair work done.
including roofing; &c yrs' exper. J. H.
FOWLER. HI. 1886
VETERANS - First-class painting and
Kem-Toning. Call Taylor 9217 or Taylor
1875. 20
NOTICE TO ALL CAR OWNERS Experl
body and fender work glass work and gen.
erSl repairs; also cars painted expertly
TO handle pick up and deliver free esti.
mates. Give, US a trial, guaranteed work
reaS prieed, GREY's AUTO SERVICE
ATTIC TO BASEMENT, all repairs We
take care of everything, even the financing
4 desired. CAN CALVERT CONSTRUC-
T1ON CO., RA. 7761 or RE. 0703. Re-
member your neighbor has used our serv-
Evening star., 1948-08-29
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ATTICS FINISHED-Eemodelin estimates
furnished free, Call Sligo 394e. W. D
BniLDING CONTRACTOR, general repairs
of all kinds. bars and recrea ton rms. a
speciality. Call T. W. SNIDER, Jr., GE.
CARPENTRY and general remodelins
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK, tootings;
driveWays. porches, bsmt. frs, steps and
retaining walls; old and new work. C
CONCRETE AND FLAGSTONE driveways
porches walks, walls. terraces. footings
Easements etc. Call VINTON DOVE, EN-
1874, day or eve. Veteran.
FLOOR SEkVICE-Nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning par
quiet installations, Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1912 Wiscon.
dn ave. NO. 2216.
GARAGE. single car, clear bevel siding:
210-lb. composition shingle roof, overhead
door, box cornice, service door, 6-lt. case
ment windows; built complete. $3.50. Call
PROCTOR. WI. 1864. -5l A
Evening star., 1948-08-29

FURNITURE STORE doing a progressive
business; inventory Of over $4,000: &C
counts receivable. $4,000; price S2l'0oo
an Frozen rnuer custard shop. good location with
equipped; $4,000. :,
app ppanfss Ts assney an
Maytag washers; price, 100000.
Tap room, exclusive service IN sea foodS' @
peer and Light nnohss e oon situated IN
Restaurant in business district of local
town owners health forces sale; price.
Ell further sfSsnsAtv2Ha cal real at
Estate and Insurance, ia Eas, Washing 19s
ton St, Charles Town. W. Va. Phone 33s,
SUPER sELF-sERvICE MKT, suburbs,
now over $4,000, cash and carry; neWly
equipped fixtures equipment and STOCK
worth asking price (no gooc Will; Wonaer.
viii handle. Ewes and SUM- j. Cohen
DGs self-service Mkt, weekly volume
over $1,000; beautiful .,eS seulpsn nmsi s.l oo no
reasonable offer refused. Ewes. and SUM- D.
of business district: msnthly volume over
er sick. must sell; 100000 cash win han
snd san Rnst & s o to ra ssS
approx. $500. cash and carry: same
ow :. 0ysr $500 yTs sompete sRs Sis STOCK
down. Ewes. and sun. M Stein, Ii. 2118.
DGs self-service Mkt, weekly volume
Ioo
agree a wonderful buy at $4,000, with
fixtures snd eauipmest stosk rvsa s5tEa; Kogda no
yeod Wo $40 y ETss Kooop eae suH Bookor sT f0
st NV. Ma. $3.50. MA 1874. 80
Evening star., 1948-08-29
BUSINESSES FOR SALE

Seafo0d. carry out; big income.
Frozen custard (2), both good buvs-
Groc. and del. only $1,000 down.
Commercial art and drafting: cheap.
Dry cleaning agency; good location.
Beauty shops (2). both doing we'll.
Dairy products stand; good living.
JeWelry store, $500 plus stock.
Rooming houses; all sizes and prices.
Also others. All prices and payments
Let us be your broker to buy or sell.
A. r. SEELYE, l40O L st. NV. DI. S326
Evening star., 1948-08-29

SOUTHERN MARYLAND New 2-story
modern brick building. (4sxS5 it, soft
loS; 2 storerooms, s Offices; on busy
hEhway in rapidly growing town; 2 bust
nesses Zone drugs, other Firestone dealerl
with equipment and stock, being profit.
ably operated will sell as unit or either
business and building separately; present
net income 900 on price. Full informa.
tion to prospective purchaser.
Service station and garage. on gooc
State road serving prosperous fsrmlnl
anartment. Excellent opportunity. So 900
IEONAPD SNJDER La Plata Md.
Evening star., 1948-08-29

NO. 2I--AGENCY, suitcase. 1925 wk.i
No. 21-A-Tailoring, $3.50 wk.; price
81 900.
No 27-Tailoring, $125 wk.; price
S1,250.
No. 3O-Agency. $175 wk.; price, So. 900
Any one of these establishments affords
you an opportunity to make a comfortable
living. Call BILL SIMONS, the liVe-wire
broker, EX 6lSl.
Evening star., 1948-08-29

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Evening star., 1948-08-29

n.W.@19 r rms. 5 baths; SlO0 rent; lease a
stove and elec TefTseTantiO%Fsv 5ni% veSmoo sSo
coI,oRED eySi, Rm REssTAURANT for sale diree
from owner wnoe good business large capasaa'' Sa
GalI GoLoRED Mi S'g2 RESTAURANT for sale direc
from owner asidg good business large eapaSsaats Sa
sph spacE MI in ess5 Established business for sho
repair or alteration shop. Phone JACK ss
RooMING fSo MING HOUSE. Columbia I'd. nE. i4t!
heat: lease; should sell fast. EDWIN L
AIsiS; !:fs YoER EE sstUssiNEss st FOR sALE"nMa,
Limited type listings solicited, but ever;
courtesy extended to al inquiries. VIII
not consult p usS you It may HAIRY RI rREp
Mans NJ Sou Broker. 'srnT Woodward % BidG., RE 1865
SELF SERVICE grocery and delec:' l9eo
Kosher; $500 mthly gross; rent rent fsdzs, Sd1o
date fixtures; price reduced for immediat
aispqssE p2ab "a Gal M; NC, LandFa' Elk @0''
rent. rent ss75; s-year lease option Of ; more
Oil hot.vater heat ABpro5 AZ a05 tslms slaeo S pSsl
EgSsI2IR;Gk4fC' gsII; EAftEIIGc EEDGcATEp, personable man
in early 3os interested N susness so, so
CHILDREN'S SHOP, apparel and durn1. NJ
ture, Georgetown. Real buy at so'ooo
PPRREisssssSsapEehAnfY PRi ssSa MHhdnaf SHOP for sale: AT.
n. Y. Yearly volume. ,S55.0oo to 10000
Sacrifice for quick sale, $1,000, Plus IN
HOTEL BUSINESS and real estate fol
ssie. ssI Fifty rooms. ideal for garden res.
1snlap1 nnal GROSS. 0a sio6'oeo cash fsauiFsd Boz
n f EsTABLIsHED SHOPPING CENTER
New. vacant store now available. Oppor
tunity for gift shop, mems furnishings
rent with. lease. Can Ma. 615o, Mr.
6SEMSfNw dSE 81 NwGash1SSeqoN!s GI MS feS9 FINEST sish
| clubs, completely equipped; ABC liquor i
cense included; gross business, $4,000
$1,000 weekly. Have other bus interests
Il S AND Ice STORE, NV. corner; 1874
gross app. $4,000; app. $4,000 stock
new S GAS SERVICE STATION and 1880
So. it. Of level land on outbound side o.
i a main highway in Arlington, Va, nov
| doing over 10000 gallons per month
growing Plenty Of space for expansion
or used-car lot, in choice location whert
/ the better class Of DEVELOPMENT is in prog.
| ress This is an opportunity TO get I'm.
| piece Of real estate and going concerr
| practically at cost. LOUIS p. SHOE.
MAKER, 1710 Z ct. NV. MA. 1166s
Evening star., 1948-08-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERS pur.
chased and traded. repaired quickly: rea.
sonable: machines for sale, standards anc
portables: est. II yrs. OFFICE MACHINES
CO, 913 18th NV. Ins, Bldg. RE, 1928
sl3 l4th st nv T,,rr,>,c.r,o~
Installation and repair service. Tempo.
rary or permanent installations. SOUNL
ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed
RE 1l77 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
AUTOS PAINTED, $50 so: baked factory
hnish; body. fender work; low prices. ,!0ls
Il st NV 81 II st ne. ST. 1861. u
BUILDING AND REMODELING. CONNER
cia, and residential. by responsible builder
compe,en ,workmen Call Fairfax 466-'
BUILDING AND REMODELING, also new
houses built to order. OIL. 1850 or OIL. 07l9
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-17

OF Oklahoma, who gained l,046
in 1945.
Needing only 1903 yards to hit
the 1000 pole, Price appears
cinch to do it in two remaining
games - against Cincinnati Sat
urday and Louisiana State the
week after.
Wendt and Price are avera-
ging better than 100 yards a
game along with John Papit of
Virginia, Gil Stephenson of Ar
my and Wilson Davis of Hardin
Simmons.
Only II players in ten years
have averaged 100 yards game
Among them were Tom Harmon
of Michigan, Bill Dudley of Vir-
ginia, Steve Van Buren, of L.S.U.
Clam Davis of Army, Fenimore
and Sinkwich.
Stan Heath of Nevada, idle
this week, maintains his leader
ship in forward passing and to,
tai offense. He has gained 1851
yards through the air. His to-
tai offense yardage is less
], l,846-but enough to keep him
comfortably ahead,
Other interesting features o1
the Moab figures this week:
Jimmy Finks of Tulsa needs
only eight more pass complet
ions to become the fifth player
in history to hit successfully lO(
times in one year.
Chuck Ortmar, Michigan sop
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-17
Scribe Nonaes Censons Frank Howard for CoachoYea Honors
Davidson's Lambeth Is Named
AP Sophomore OF The Week

Raleigh, Nov. 17-R)-Au-S
bern Lambeth who spanked
Davidson's Wildcats in a 21-20
loss to Washington and Lee, gets
the nod as this weeks Southern
Conference sophomore Of the
week.
Lambeth, an 1S-year-old lad
from Decatur, Ca, is one Of the
nations top passeis despite in
juries that have hampered his
play much of the season.
This is what he did to keep
Davidson in the ball game a.
gainst Washington and Lee
last Saturday:
After Davidson recovered a
w. and L. tumble in the second
quarter and he'd moved to the
Virginians' one Lambeth passed
to end Mike Williams on third
down for the score.
With only half a minute re-
manning in the first half, he pas
sed down the middle to Williams
for rs yards and another score.
Lambeth set up Davidson's s
third touchdown with another
pass to Williams who was
thrown on the one.
In all, Lambeth completed IA
of % passes for 1853 yards. He
averaged three yards try from
scrimmage and made two long
kickoff returns. one for IS yards
and one for SO.
He was injured in the fourth
period, suffering q sprained an
kle and an injured nose, but re-
manned in the ball game.
His soph Of the week selection
was over such players as Jack
Friedlund Of Duke, Irwin Hol.
dash of North Carolina, Steve
Wadiak Of South Carolina, Andy
Davis of George Washington and
Ed Mooney Of N. c. State.
Friedlund was outstanding a.
Duke ran up its $40 score ove1
George Washington. Friedlune
scored one touchdown on a nine
yard jaunt, Intercepted three
passes and returned them for 4;
yards and caught two passes fol
80 yards. He returned the open
ing kickoff for 81 yards.
Andy Davis was just about thu
only threat George Washington
l offered in opposition to the BLU
Z Devils. His passing sparked
CIV drive that carried to tn
: Duke II.
Steve Wadiak, a former sopl
E of the week, played an impor
5 tant part in South Cardinals q
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-17

homore, is new member OF
the top ten in total offense.
Gene Rossides Of Columbia is
the best in the country at keep
ing his throws out Of enemy
hands, having only three of 1O3
passes Intercepted.
Johnny Rauch Of Georgia is
second to Heath IN passing yard
age with 1,146.
The individual leaders:
Total offense-Heath, Nevada
1,846 yards; Berry, Texas Chris
tian, 1890; Charlie Justice,
North Carolina, 1,207; Davis,
gorge Washington, 1,l38;
Wendt, Texas Mines, 1904;
Finks, Tulsa, 1,073; Walthall.
West Virginia, l,O5e; Ortmann,
Michigan, l,O44; Rauch, Georgia,
Il 1,O41; Fauncc, Minnesota, 1901.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-17
Louis Fights
Jimmy Bivins
In Exhibition

Cleveland, Nov. II -(-AP)-
Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis resumes his exhibition tour
tonight against Jimmy Bivins, a
fellow he once regarded as the
logical contender for his crown.
Five years ago meeting be-
tween Louis and the Cleveland
Negro might have produced
plenty of fireworks in the ring,
but the setting is different now.
Tonight's bout is a six-round
no-decision affair with pillow
like 12-ounce gloves instead Of
the regulation eight.
The only way Bivins can win
is by knockout or a technical
knockout-and on the basis OF
Bivins' recent record that pros
pect is considerably less than
likely.
Bivins' handlers report he has
been training faithfully for this
bout because he realizes it's
last ditch effort to regain hi!
former standing among the hea
vies.
Louis says if Bivins does wei
enough tonight he might Civ
him a shot for the title in New
York next June
Tonight's exhibition is Louis
first since Nov. 9. The previou
night he received scraped up
per left eye-lid in four-roundel
with Johnny Shkor.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-17
ROANOKE RAPIDS
Daily HrralA
" SPORTS
Independent basketball team
Meeting Slated Tonight At 7:3O

Whether or not Roanoke Rap
ids will have an independent bas-
ketball team this coming season
will probably We decided here
tonight, when a meeting of all
those interested IN the formation
Of such a team has been called
sat the office of the Newsom Oil
Company at 1880.
A local group interested in
Starting such 4 team has reques-
ted that all those who would like
to see independent basketball
played here this winter be on
hand for tonight's meeting, when
plans as to whether or not a
team is practicable will be
formulated.
The last independent team to
t&lay basketball in the city was
during the 1947 season the local
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-17
Ohio State
Has "Chonce"
FesIer Soys

Columbus, O., Nov. 17-(AP)
The capital CT the sovereign
state of Ohio ic going into its
annual Michigan game dither-
this time with extra zip.
The tom-toms are beating
with fervor if not convictioD-
Beat Michigan. Beat Michigan"
all along High Street from the
campus through downtown.
All it means is that the Ohio
State University Buckeyes meet
the Michigan Wolverines
generally regarded as the ma
tion's no. l team-this Saturday.
The Buckeyes 60 into the game
with the odds against them.
Pools around town are spotting
the Buckeyes IA points.
Coach Wesley Fesler himself,
who brought the Buckeyes up
from nowhere last season to a
telescope shot at the Rose Bowl,
says that on paper, the Buck
eyes "don't even belong on the
same field with them"
"But," Fesler told a home :
coming banquet last night,
there is something more to the
game and that is attitude. Our
team has that. No one can con-
vince me that our boys don't
have a chance"
So, the Buckeyes await the
game with the idea that if Tru'
man could do it, why can't they:
Possibly $4,000 people will see
whether they can in the big
Ohio stadium with its officia
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