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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
.Leningrdd's
.EnCir(|ennent
Claimed Near
BY PIERRE j. HUSS
Init News Service stan Correspondent

BERLIN, July 16.-A smashing
German drive that has carried east
of Kiev, capital of the Ukraine.
was announced officially in Ber-
lin today.
In reporting that German troops
already have pushed east of the
city-one Of the major German
objectives-the communique said
Soviet artillery shelled advancing
German columns there.
Authorities in Berlin also
claimed German victories on the
northern sector of the 2,06o-mile
front, where Nazi and Finnish
troops are threatening Leningrad.
The NaZi air force, il was am
Inounced. yesterday effectively"
bombed rail lines and trains in the
ILeningrad area, as well as in the
railway network in the Moscow
ISmolensk-Bryansk triangle. -,
148 PLANESsCLAIMED
The luftwaffe yesterday shot
down AZ more Soviet planes and
destroyed 106 on the ground,
while the Finnish air force an
lnounced il had shot down ia Red
planes since the beginning of the
war. This would make the Soviet
lair forces war losses, according
TO German claims, 7,444 planes.
Military quarters spoke of shat
tering blows delivered to Red
forces in the drive that enabled
advance columns to sweep past
Kiev in the past "a hours. Official
reserve indicated that completion
of major maneuvers was proceed
ing.
A Russian counter attack in the
Kiev area was declared beaten
back by German shock troops
using liquid fire and hand gren-
AIDES. Incoming reports indicated
scattered fighting all along the lire
as various pocketed Soviet units
attempted to break out.
IN STAIN LINE
An official announcement issued
shortly before noon said a Soviet
supply column was annihilated yes
lterday by advancing German
forces near Bjelaja, 80 miles east
iof Pskov.
Pskov lies in the Stain Line de-
lfenses about $50 miles southwest
,.of Leningrad.
u German mosquito boats today
torpedoed and heavily damaged"
"a big Soviet destroyer. Nazi high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
300 Quit
LIN New
Steel Row

a new-although rela lively
minor-unauthorized strike al the
Detroit Steel Company today fol-
lowed the settlement of the wild
cat walkout al the Great Lakes
Steel Corporation. Ecorse, which
made 500 men idle.
As a union contract hailed by
union officials as outstanding in
the industry. started Great Lakes
production at s a. m. today, Us
men comprising the night shift at
Detroit Steel, staged an unauthor-
lied walkout az the plant at 1925
South lakewood boulevard.
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Continued on Next Page, Col. -
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Loans, secured and unsecured, may
be made from 500 to $4,000
and 0Ver.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
No College Produces Ideal Man,
|Soys Glamour Girl After Tour

cause he's been stepped in the ira
ditions of drama he can talk intel
ligently of the theater.
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology, ideal bridge partner. Tech
nical and analytical, he plays well
Knows bridge is not worth a quarrel
Virginia, ideal companion for a
rainy Sunday. He says the loveliest
things he doesn't mean; forgets you
Immediately.
Southern California. ideal tennis
companion. Because he likes tennis
better than he does girls, he plays
instead of flirts.
Princeton, ideal for occasional
date. He's nearly always a good
scout. and is sophisticated enough to
attract attention.
Notre Dame. ideal escort at foot
ball game. He takes football more
seriously than anything else and
would explain every play.
Tennessee, ideal for summer ro-
nance. He f1irts with anybody, but
so gracefully every compliment is a
love song.
Stanford, ideal on a desert island
He'd worry so about his appearance
he's leave me beautifully alone.
Rutgers, ideal husband. He takes
life as 1t comes, is accustomed to
losing (see football records and has
not had enough experience with
women to understand me too well
Evening star., 1941-06-18
C.. A. r. Acts
On Chairnen

New chairmen of national COM
mittees of the Society of the Chill
dren of the American Revolution
were confirmed at special meet
ing of the national board yesterday
Mrs. Louis Heaton, national presi-
dent, presided.
Committees and chairmen in
clude:
Exhibits. Mrs. Helen Wright
Kimm of Orange, N. j.; American
Indian, Mrs. John Francis Wein-
mann of Little Rock, Ark; correct
use of the flag, Mrs. J. F. Cassell
of Staunton, Va: c. A. r. grand
mothers, Mrs. Thomas Smith of
Summit, N. j.; c. A. R. grand
fathers, Frank B. Steel, Washington,
D. c.; C. A. R. Magazine, editor.
Mrs. B. Harrison Lingo, Washing
ton, D. c.: cradle roll, Mrs. B. A.
Stewart, Reedsville, Ohio; patriot
education, Mrs. B. Harrison Lingo,
Washington, D. c.; publicity, Miss
Imogene Philibert. Washington. D.
c.; radio. Mrs c.. E. Price, La
Grange, Ohio; Red Cross, Miss Sue
Handy, Manville, R. l., and Moore
House, Yorktown, Va, Mrs. Vein
mann.
Special committees appointed are:
Tomb of the Unknown Revolu-
tionary Soldier. Mrs. Josiah A. Van
OrSdel, Beatrice, Neb., chairman;
insignia and ribbon, Mrs. Harry
Melville Howard, District of Co.
lumbia. chairman, and printing,
Mrs. Ray E. Brown, Bethesda, Md,
chairman.
1t was announced that Miss
Florence Bergman of Washington
will be confirmed as editorial ad-
visor to the editor of the c. A. r.
Magazine.
Mrs. Frank Heller of Washing
ton is the newly appointed State
president for the District of Co.
lumbia c. A. r., and will receive
the ribbon of her office from Mrs.
Carl H. Giroux. past president and
the newly elected national organ
lzing secretary.
Mrs. Robert V. H. Dunkin of
Alexandria, Va, is the new State
president for Virginia.
Mrs. Heaton announced that
Miss Alice Waldron OF Washington.
junior national vice president OF
the c. A. R.. will accompany her
to the two State conferences in
West Virginia and Ohio. Bill
Berner of East Orange, N. j., junior
national president of the c. A. r.,
will also be present at the con-
ferences.
Evening star., 1941-06-18

congressional disapproval of possible
removal of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, pointing out that there
had been no decision and that by
law that particular agency is located
in Washington.
Mr.. Roosevelt said the Govern
ment is studying the problem OF
providing for additional thousands
of workers expected to come here,
but that consideration Of the mat
ter Is hardly under way at this point.
1t was revealed recently that the
Budget Bureau has asked agencies
not tied in directly with the prepar-
edness program to show why all or a
part of their activities and employees
should not be moved outside the city
for the duration of the emergency.
This disclosure came as Defense
Housing Co-ordinator C. F. Palmer
asserted that drastic housing short
ages were imminent here unless nom
defense Government agencies and
their personnel are moved outside
the city "as soon as possible.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Negro Congress Hits
Memo as Meuninqless

The National Negro Congress
charged today that President Roose-
velt's recent memorandum calling
for the employment OF more colored
workers in defense industries was
"a meaningless gesture" The Presi-
dents statement, the organiza ton
declared. will not result in getting
single Negro skilled worker a
Job in the Glenn L. Martin plant
or hundreds of other Jim Crow de-
fense industries"
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Plans Not Yet Laid
For Moving Federal
Agencies From D. {.
Study Is Under Way;
President ToIks of Need
For Decentralization

Although currently a subject of
much speculation, plans for remov-
ing any Federal agencies from
Washington to make room for the
infiuX of defense workers still are
far from complete.
President Roosevelt at his press
conference late yesterday said Gov
ernment heads feel it is probable
there must eventually be some de-
Capitalization of Federal agencies
here, but emphasized that no plans
have been completed.
The Chief Executive acknowl-
edged that a study toward this end
is under way. but expressed sur
prise that there already had been
Evening star., 1941-06-18

dessert bridge yesterday. They were
Mrs. Warren w. Bailey, Mrs. War
rem Moore, Mrs. Oliver F. Busby
Mrs. Warren F. Mosman and her
sister, Mrs. Marion Farnum; Mrs.
j. S. Durkin, Mrs. L. H. Mitchell
and Mrs. Clifford A. Belts.
Mrs. Pollard's party yesterday was
the last she will give until the fall
since she is leaving next week for
the Pollard summer home at Long
Point, Md.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Two Navy Flyers Killed
By Crash in Ruin SquuII
nv TIE Associated Press.

BY tEt Assoclated PTeSS.
PENSACOLA, Fla, June 1.-TWO
Navy flyers crashed to death during
a rain squall near here late yester-
day while on stability test flight
of a new CurtiSs SNCl.
They were 1t. John o. Rush, q. S.
Evening star., 1941-06-18
By the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD, June 13.-Sorry
Melissa, but that ideal man you took
as a June bridegroom just can't be
1t takes 10 of him to make the ideal
man.
That's what Janet Blair says
Janet thinks she knows, after tour
ing every college town in the
country" with Hal Kemp's Orchestra.
Now that she's become the newest
of Hollywood's new glamour pros
poets she feels free to speak her
mind.
Miss Blair went to 10 colleges for
components of her ideal man. Here's
how she would assemble him:
Harvard, ideal dancing partner
He has social graces, small talk,
ballroom finesse.
Yale, ideal theater companion. Be-
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Ford Gives Yacht to U. 5.

DETROIT, June Is CP.-Henry
Ford yesterday presented the United
States Navy with his 137-foot yacht
Truant, which is equipped with a
powerful steam engine designed by
the motor car company founder
himself.
Evening star., 1941-06-18

george ButlerWOrln ana Mrs. JOnn
H Cline in Falls Church, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fellows, jr.,
gave a tea Sunday afternoon at
their home in Falls Church. Va,
Their guests were members of the
United States Forest Service.
Miss Jean Talbot was hostess to
80 guests, including her sorority sis
ters in Gamma Rho, when she en-
tertained in her home in Falls
Church, Va, Saturday evening pre-
ceding the promenade dance of
Western High School.
Mr.. and Mrs Carey E. King. for
merly of Takoma Park, have moved
to Silver Spring, Md, until their
new home is completed.
Mrs. Julian w. Pollard of Chevy
Chase Gardens had guests for a
Evening star., 1941-06-18
Suburban
Continued From Page B-3)

George Butterworth and Mrs. John
H Cline in Falls Church, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Vacant Lots for Sale
Business Property for Sale

coLoRED-chene. 56ie; large store 2
family: separate steam. sacrinee
Plaza 1907.
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Income Bungalows for Rem

ANITA lT4o--Grosss Poinis Woods upper
S SIS adults Tuxedo 2-lsis
GABLE. ist2s--5 rooms. shower lights.
gas stoksr, adults. $40. Hubbard sCTT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

MARVIN HOTEL. 1881 Mt'LKEY
TUXEDO HOTEL. 1894 TERNEY
DIR ave. Baker car minutes Walk 20
Fords
RSaa Times wsn, Ads for pvoht--use
them for results
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Houses for Rent

PALMER WOODS DISTRICT
PARKWAY Drive. 1917 30, fronting Detroit
Golf Club broom. oil heat. three baths
Evenings University 1905
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

AMAZING IL NJ" AEtrologist! Whom
you've heard over radio: consultation.
your home OF mine. Appointments. 1888
Gilchrist. Vermont 64s32.
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A LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly.
Arnold. 246l Nat. Bank Bldg. RIA. 72s4.
ADA B. LoRD-Rare Opportunity. Edu-
Gated, Qualined. Concise. 7t6 Lothrop.
Madison i343.
AFTER this date | will not be responslble
for any debts contracted ny my wife.
Marie. sig-ed. Francis Zyla, 1915 St.
Aubin.
ALICE SNYDER. Astrologer, 3is5 Second
boulevard. Apartment s Phone TER
RACE 2-s34i.
AMAZING IL N" AStrologist! Whom
you've heard over radio. consultation.
your home nt mine Appointments. 1888
Gllchrist. Vermont b-4s32.
ASTROLOCER - Evsngshne Berry. iif0
Hubbard. near East Jefferson. LEnox
3l6i. ~ 90.
AsTRoLoGER - 50 years experience
WORLDS FAIR. Radio. 30 Peterooro.
Cherry 5Sff.
AsTROLoCY-Flore La Valley. satis-
factory consultations daily, sunday. 5z32
Trumbull. Tyler 7-3i31.
AsTRoLoGY-Nss Lena Mannsny, cbero-
kee Indian. appointments. +i9 Medium.
FitLroy 1912.
AT BILL GRAF's GRiLL-Astrologsr
Estelle Noon luncheon. l2i John r.,
DEBT relief See Credit Adjust nent Co.,
$50 Barium Tower. Detroit CHI s347.
GALL KLENZ" ends liver. gall bladder.
stomach gas. gladstone attacks; prevents
operations. 1910 Burhngame. Townsend
7-iT40,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

AFTER this date will not be responsible
for any debts contracted ny my wife.
Marie. sig-ed. Francis Zyla, 1915 St.
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a Apartments for Rent
U1furnished
Apartments for Rent
Hotels
ADERNA HOTEL

WEEKLY. - N Up DAILY h-si N
Private BAN. cool outside rooms. down
town ass Csss
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HAIR REMOVED Electroly-
sis. 81 Hour. Antoinette Aust. 1868
Lakewood. LEnox s03z
KEEP YoUNG-A Natural system-Re-
stores Health. $500 Second Madison $3.50.
MARIE sCHELL. 22is Ashland--Weigh,
reduction. rheumatism. neuritis. Tele.
phone LEnox 3se4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Music Lessons

PIANO instruction. conservatory graduate
your home IL desired. Mabel Grieye,
Northlswn 1922.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

EXTRAORDINARILY Special Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday, s2.Oo 1910 West Grand
Boulevard Madison O520.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Housekeeping Rooms

CONCORD ois jefferson Front two
rooms, hath, everything included newly
decorated
FOURTH. sI17--TWO ROOMS. So 80 uF
Suitable couple; comfortable convenient
transportation
HENRY. q23 Two neatly furnished rooms
convenien, downtown. excellent transpor
tation reasonable
HOWARD. i23j-Comfortahle rooms. suit
able employed couple handy Transports
tion, 81 up.
INDIANDkLE 2o72 Two comfortably fur
nished Housekeeping rooms: refrigerator
81 no children.
MAYBURY GRAND. 4s2i-Four house
keeping rooms furnished unfurnished
adults reasonable. Tyler s-ifs7
EAVAHOE $50 (Jenerson) -Comfortsh hi,
lower. front. Sc. upstairs, So everything
furnished
CoLoRED -Rours kitchencttes, furnished
unfurnished ADULTS ONLY iiiS Nil
wsukee. 24s Garfield. l34s Harper TEN
pie i-725h.
COIoRFD - Refined adults large room
KITCHEN PRIVILEGES. 204 Hague
Trinity 2-o509.
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Houses for Sale

LITTLE farm: good broom home on
ta-acre. berry bushes. small fruit trees,
grapes and strawberries all for 81 non.
5000 down. S25 month. 2Jso0 y. Jefferson,
near i0.Mile or 7tT0O Harper
ABOUT y acre and i-room home. near
Jefferson and Lake 81 Clair for S7pS,
$40 down. ASSOC y. Jefferson. near 10
Mile or 2t700 Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

MRS. RAVE - Astroioglst featured at
state Fair. 1887 MItcheIi. Plaza 25O3
ASTKULUGtsT - Anna
Rsih. thoroughly experienced consults-
ltions daily. al0s Hamilton upstairs
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Houses for Sale
East of Woodward)

2-REDROOM Home-F Full attic: lot 50xi50
Water. gas etc, $500 dn., s2o month
2Oeil Harper near Smile.
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Houses for Sale
(Wsst of Woodpord)

ROYAL oAK--s3 3g5; ii-acre lot. 5 large
rooms and bath: city sewer. water. gas,
cement walks. Open Sat. and Sun. and
after r. m. weekdays. Drive west on
i3-Mile rnad Ia mile to Prairie then left
20 No. 1892 Judson Broadway Co. o27
Majestic Bldg. RIA. 300.
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PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic. o005 Cass
avenue. Temple i-2i2f.
PROF. ELTON, AsTROLOGY
Consultations daily, 10 TO s: Tuesdays and
Fridays Till .. Closed Sunday. Ais John
r.. between Erskine and Eliot. speciai 81
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church OF
christ. Appointments dsily. 1850 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333.
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Lapns, Gardens, Supplies

Al PASTURE sod; no weeds machine
cut: delivered, aid. Twinbrook 1870.
Al Top SOILS yards. 81 So ystds. 81.
TYLER S-7375.
CINDERs, cement, Brixment. sand. gravel.
Immediate delivery anywhere. Tslephons
TYLER a-7l7O.
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Carpet and Rug Weaving


AMERICAN CARPET Cleaning Co.-exi.
81 e5. guar 1888 Oakland. Mad. i3l.
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Personals
nA4AN REAL ESTATE CORNER xd1@zN
Ae99A FOR RENT For SALE 1ae1ssA


ATTRACTIVE four-fye rooms wanted
clean vcirIy John State Fair. Tyler
l.s65s
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StoUes and Heaters

a WESTINGHOUSE cleo. range. S25; easy
terms On this used model Central stores,
sO3N EeukeIl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

Income Bungalows for Sale

ATTRACTtVE--S-t rooms side drive; ga
rages excellent condition.. reasonable
down payment. 52Si Tsrnes
5000 HAvERHILL
BRICK SIS. iOTt down. Come and see
H. Open every dav. 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Moving, Storage, Carriage

A SAVING up 10 80 per cent under pres
ent long distance tarin. low set-ofi
storage rates. Robinson Storage, i3i East
Willis. Temple 1-f77s.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

2.25 from New YORK ana Will
go Immediately to the Shoreham,
where they will stay. This is their
fourth stop on months tour that
will take them to II cities for an
even dozen exhibitions, and advice
from New York, where they swan
last night, indicates that they are
Just beginning to reach their peak.
Three hundred seats are available
for the meet and a good advance sale
indicates that it will be complete
sell-out. Such \ galaxy OF visiting
tank stars never before has ap-
peared in Washington and the local
swim colony is in a whirl.
Maria Lenk Is Great Star.
While the travelling team is in
this country special short-wave
broadcasts are carrying nightly re-
ports of their activities to the folks
back home. The programs originate
from Stations WGEA and WGEO
at Schenectady, N. Y. and are
translated into the various Ian
guages.
A. Earle Weeks, president of the
District A. A. U. and chairman OF
the committee in charge OF ar
rangements for tomorroW's show,
has left no stone unturned to as
sure the success of the visit. The
National A. A. u, sponsor OF the
tour in conjunction with the Office
of Co-ordinator of Inter-Amerlcan
Affairs. is anxious that its guests
enjoy themselves as much as the
United States team that visited the
neighboring continent last year.
Senorita Maria Lenk of Sac
Paulo. Brazil, champion and holder
of all breast-stroke records in South
America and worlds record holder
for the 200 and 400 meters breast
stroke, is the only woman on the
team. She probably will swim
against time in an exhibition, as nc
worthwhile talent is available to op-
pose her.
Record Makers With Invaders.
Luis Alcivar, free-style champ
from Ecuador: Willy o. Jordan
Brazilian breast-stroke titleholder
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Nal Phillips. Its annual rivals
include Milsaps, Arkansas A. and
NJ, Mississippi Southern and so
forth.
This University of Mexico out
fit may be too strong for the
Louisianans. If so, that will be
all right with the Mexican fans.
For they are proud of their team.
In the past few years elevens OF
the National University have
been taking shellacking. But
not this season which has seen
the winning of five straight
games and the tying Of another.
1t is coached by Bernard tBud)
Hohan. who will be recalled as a
football, basket ball and baseball
luminary at Dartmouth back in
1914 and 1915. Hill school
alumni and those Of st. Marks
and Gilman Country Day, will
also remember him as football
coach and director of athletics
at these institutions. More re-
Gently he mas had charge Of the
famous Camp Wallalula in New
Hampshire.
Looking forward to the ap-
preaching football season last
September. authorities of the
University Of Mexico decided it
Evening star., 1941-12-21
By LAWRENCE PERRY.

S-oClai CORRESPONDENT OF Inc 6rar.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The
orchid bowl! Add it to the vari-
ous other dishes which will de-
light the gridirCn epicures on
New Year Day?
From the standpoint of sheer
sporting interest and financial
value the Orchid Bowl will hold
an humble place, indeed. among
the arenas containing outstand-
ing football elevens on January
l. But in more significant re-
spect this impending contest IN
Mexico City between the Univer-
sity of Mexico and Louisiana Col
lege stands alone.
Arranged at this end by Asa S.
Bushnell, director of the sports
section of the Office of Co-ordina-
tor of Inter-American Affairs. the
game is being staged as one OF the
symbols of hemisphere solidarity
and pan-American good will. 1t.
therefore, will be an event OF
dramatic interest with various
vital implications ranging far be-
yond its quality as a sporting
contest.
It. together with other sporting
enterprises devised and furthered
Evening star., 1941-12-21

by Mr.. Bushnell. is integrated
into a general campaign of good
neighborlineSs, which embraces
not only Nelson Rockefellers
cultural relations, but a wide do
main of the arts and humanities.
1t already is assured that the
arena in Mexico City, where the
game will be played-and which
this writer expects to attends
inadequate to contain the thou
sands of Mexicans who want to
see their university eleven in
action against an international
opponent Enthusiasm about the
forthcoming contest extends far
beyond the bounds of Mexico
City. Indeed, it is national
feeling.
Quite obviously the MeXicans
want to see a real football game
A contest waged by some one of
the more powerful teams of the
u. S. A. would be one-sided to
a degree not relished by local
enthusiasts and would fail utterly
to meet the designs OF the CO.
ordinator's Office here. Hence the
selection of Louisiana College
Pineville, La.-whose eleven while
below the major class is versatile.
sprightly and well coached by
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Orchid Bowl Clash Is Symbol of Hemisphere Solidarity
Spirit College Come Above Mere

would be nice to have a football
team qualified to win some foot
ball games. They remembered
what Reggie Root and Jack Len
Than, Yale gridiron products
had accomplished in behalf of
football at theirinstitutions some
years ago. Accordingly they sent
word to Asa Bushnell to pick
coach and ship him to Mexico
City pronto.
Hoban received word of his
selection on a Saturday night and
the following Tuesday he was on
his way. When he left the U.
S. A. he did not know
word of Spanish. Now he speaks
it very we'll and he has made an
impression in Mexico City which
widely transcends the limits OF
his athletic activities. No only
the boys who he coaches, but
the entire student body are en-
thusiastic about him. His in
fluence as a man, as sports
man, is pervasive and not the
least of his accomplishments has
been the furtherance among Mex
ican youth of a spirit of conf
dence in the sincerity Of man.
Hesitation Of good will by the
United States for their Nation.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Hoya Basketers Lose
F|ashy, Speedy Tilt
To Temple, 34-35
Once Leod by q Point,
Then Tie at 3l-AII
In Hot Lost HoIf
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20-Tem-
pie overcame its Georgetown ink
tonight, nosing out the Hoyas. IS
to "a, in an exciting basket ball
game, feature of double header be-
fore 1854 at Convention Hall.
Niagara beat La Sale, 40 to 81, in
the opener.
Behind 17-13 at half time the
visitors from Washington rallied TO
60 ahead at 1928 in the second
half on Sharlie Schmidli's set shot.
The Owls grabbed a 1929 edge. but
Francis O'Grady again knotted the
score.
Little Angelo Musi then dribbled
in for his fifth two-pointer of the
game and Gorham Getchell fol-
lowed with a side heave. O'Grady
got a foul. then Ken Engles' field
goal put the Hoyas only point be-
| hind with a minute to go.
Neither team scored in the last
| y,in,to