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Evening star., 1942-07-19
Miss Meade Wed
Toward Beard
In Arlington
Reception Given
At the Home of
Brides Parents

Miss Lucie Palmer Meade, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hodijah Meade
Of Arlington, became the bride Of
Mr.. Ward Powers Beard, jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Beard, also Of
Arlington, yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at st. Georges Episcopal
Church In Arlington. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Percy Foster Hall.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a cream satin gown
made with q circular train. A veil
Of Viennese lace, worn by many
brides in the family was over a
train-length veil Of tulle. She car
ried q prayer book with a spray Of
white orchids and stephanotis.
Miss Virginia Rachel House was
the maid Of honor. wearing a gown
Of gold lace and tulle and carrying
a bouquet Of talisman roses.
The junior bridesmaid was Miss
Elizabeth Beard, sister of the BRIDE
groom. who wore gown of apple
green net. She carried a nosegay of
garden flowers.
Miss Sallie Blackwell Magruder,
3 cousin Of the bride, was the flower
girl Her frock was Of white net.
Master Lon Jones, another cousin
Of the bride was the ring bearer.
Mr.. Harold Barr was the best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Herbert
Scoggin Of Louisburg, N. c., Mr..
Dudley Judd and Mr.. Otis Wilson Of
Arlington and Mr.. Robert Fair of
Washington.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents.
Mrs. Beard is a graduate of ST.
Mary,s Junior College in Raleigh
and the bridegroom was graduated
from George Washington Univer-
sity. He Is a member of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Fraternity.
For her going-away costume the
bride wore a wistaria silk suit with
black accessories and an orchid
corsage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard will make
their home at 1912 Old Dominion
drive in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1942-07-19

her son and daughter -in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. J. N. Zoll in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen H. Kirk had
as their guests this week Miss Will
lie Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee
Hancock and Mr.. Harry Lee Han
cock, jr., all of Washington.
Miss Joan Shull and Miss Mary
Wells Detwiller are back from a
weeks stay at Woodberry Forest.
Mrs. Stanley B. Hanes entertained
Tuesday evening In compliment to
Miss Roberta Anderson, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Billy Keyes will take
place August In st. Timothy's
Episcopal Church in Herndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jerome Heglar
have as their guest Mrs. B. F. Nc
Guire of Washington.
The Rev. D. Earl Willis and Mrs
Willis have returned from a weeks
stay at Braddock Heights, Md.
Mrs. Bentley Harrison will enter
tain at bridge luncheon Monday
for 16 guests.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Midshipman Clark
Ends Brief Leave

Midshipman Graham Montrose
CLARK who has spent brief leave
with his father, Mr.. w. A. Graham
Clark, In his home in Chevy Chase,
returned yesterday to Annapolis,
where he will resume his studies at
the United States Naval Academy.
Mr.. Clark was host at bridge
party and buffet supper wednesday
evening entertaining group of his
sons contemporaries.
Evening star., 1942-07-19

Deferred Payments
ssy be a,yasssl eosr
= period Of soxsks, to
sxif individual bslI.
cts!
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Manassas and Other Virginia Places
Guests Being Entertained
By DR.. and Mrs. Gillum
Mr. and Mrs Wenrich Hosts:
Several Parties Slated for Week

children Of Williamsburg are the
guests of Mrs. Lewis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Shepherd.
Miss Lila Gibson is visiting her
mother, Mrs. w. P. Gibson, in
Roanoke
Miss Celia Lacy has left for
Raleigh, N. c., where she will spend
two weeks as the guest of friends.
Mrs. Thomas r. Boggs, Mrs. C..
O'Conor Goolrick and Miss Lindlay
Goolrick are staying for several days
at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Agnes McGinniss of Balti-
more is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Callahan.
Mrs. Thomas F. Goodloe is visit
ing in Key West, Fla, for ten days.
Mrs. Karl Shrode Of Moorefield,
w. Va. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
]. Edwin Whitesell on College
Heights.
Miss Audrey Freeman. Mrs. Edith
w. Paramore and her son, Ted
Paramore of East Norwich, L. l.,
are the guests of Miss Freeman's
mother, Mrs. George Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Hunt
and their daughter Caroline are
visiting in Southport, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick c. Osborne
and their daughter, Miss Mary
Helen Osborne left Monday for Wal
dorf, Md, where they will make
their home.
Miss Katherine Woelffer has left
for Dallas, Tex, where she will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Morrison, sr.
Miss Margaret Powers is In San
ford, Fla, for a short stay.
Mrs. r. v. Lancaster, the Misses
Alma and Natalie Lancaster, En-
sign r. v. Lancaster, jr., Mrs. H.
M. Early and Miss Anne Hale are
at the Lancaster summer home at
Wardensville, w. Va.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Swiss Minister
Host at Dinner

The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Bruggmann were hosts to a small
number Of guests at dinner last eve
ming, entertaining on the terrace of
their charming Legation, Single
Oak, on Cathedral avenue.
The place, built by the late for
mer Senator Newlands for his
daughter, Mrs. Newlands Johnston,
was purchased last summer by the
Swiss government and remodeled
under the guidance Of Nine. Brugg-
mann. The last owners and occu-
pants Of the place were former Sen
ator and Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps
Of Colorado, who sold it to the Swiss
government.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Miss Doris Pitts
Will Be Bride

Mrs. Harry B. Pitts announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Doris Eloise Pitts, to Mr.. Earl Mel
son Chandler, son of Mrs. Chester
G. Chandler of Chevy Chase and
the late Mr.. Chandler.
Miss Pitts attended Chevy Chase
Junior College and the University
Of Maryland and Mr.. Chandler also
attended the University Of Mary
land. Il n 6
Miss Pitts = the daughter OF the
late Mr., Harry b, Pitts. ~ n
Evening star., 1942-07-19
En3a3enent

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bonnett an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Helen Beverly Bon
nett, to Mr.. Joseph Reines, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Reines Of New
York.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Fredericksburg
Notes of the Week

FREDERICKSBURG, July 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkerson Of
Paducah, KY. are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Boatman at their
home here.
Mrs. John Lewis and her two
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-19

4 rm. house, lights and gas,
good well, three 40 #. lots; near
South Gratiot-S850.
7 rm. house, modern except
furnaCe-Sl,750.
5 rms. and bath, oak floors,
lot 50X150, gas water and lights
in house-S2, 800-$300 down.
5 rm. house, full basement,
bath-S2, 500-S500 down.
5 acres, 6 rm. house, garage
and chicken coop; on cement
roads,, 000-$500 down.
5 room modern with fireplace
81 ,750-S500 down.
5 room cottage, boutwell,, fine
condition; immediate possession.
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Wanted To Share

2 girls wish 10 share apart
ment with nice girl. Inquire
36l2 Butler Street, after $50.
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LARGE modern IA room house
on paved street. Very large lot
Hot water heat. House is rented
at present. Also Modern 8 room
brick veneer bungalow. Phone
Mt. Clemens 1911, for appoint
ment.
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Thrifty Shoppers Find That Pays Read and Use the WantAd
2 Wanted TO Rent
E-9 Used Cars for sale

GENTLEMAN wants room in
private home. Write Monitor
Leader Box 343.
WANTED-5 or 6 room house
or downstairs apartment. Wired
for electric stove. Reasonable.
Call Mt. Clemens 999-W after
4:30 or write l.. Brill, Rural
Route 2.
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Lake frontal year round
home on Conger Bay Drive. All
donveniences. Only 25 minutes
from Naval or Tank Arsenal.
Bargain.
5 acres just outside city limits.
Excellent soil. Bargain.
Middle channel Strawberry
Island, or Three Rivers lots. 200
X500. Best in country for cot
tages, or fishing and hunting
lodges. Only $500 cash.
Clinton River Frontage, north
side overlooking Lake st. Clair,
on $795. Terms easy
STAN BARRON
2080 Conger Bay Drive
Phone Mt. Clemens 2397-Wl
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Business Property for Sale F-2

Building with $500 #. floor
space. Modern living quarters
OF. second floors rooms and
bath. Priced TO liquidate. Mt.
Clemens go.
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Help Wanted, Male, Female B3

Strawberry pickers and weed
ers. Edward Miller. 1880 French
Rd.
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Houses for Rent

5 room house Bath and ga
rage. 2466 West Main Street,
New Haven.
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Legal Notices
Lewis r. DAILY: Attorney. se' shelby stree

Lewis n. Daily. Attorney, se1 shelby strssA
Detroit. MiehixaD.
MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
gage made by WILLIAM NEUBARTh ana
MAIZE c, NEUBARTH. his wife. OF the
city OF Centerline, Michigan. MortxAsors.
Corporation, Mortsagee. dated August -.
1910, and recorded in the Office of the
Register OF Deeds for Macomb County.
asg OF on Sspsmoes TO- sos 'o N Lss,
NdTioSAL MoRfdiholk VfTSs
o oy. aS S.I9 dated on October 10, 1910.
ONCE OF said Register Of Deeds in Lioer
2sl OF MORTGAGES on PAGE SO. on which
mortgase there - claimed 10 De due. a,
interest the sum Of FOUR THOUSAND
FOUR HUNDRED FoRTY-FOUR AND
l2Lloo ls4,444 ~ DOLLARS. No suit or
proeeeoings az law or in equity having
been Instituted 10 recover the debt
sscured by said mortsage or any part
Lhereof. Nov, therefore, pursuant 20 tho
statute in such case made and provided.
noIiee IS hereby stven that on FRIDAY.
IVY 5sd u6 10, ist2 ,i 81 II 90 o'clock A M:
az public auction 20 the higbest bidder.
az the Gratiot Street entrance 70 tho
clemens MaSEsn that the BENZ c x. s 81 MT
where the Circuit Court for the County
OF Mseomb is held. OF the premises de-
eSAIucu IN sara mortgage, or so mucn
thereof as may be necessary to pay tho
amount due on said mortgage, with inter-
est thereon At 4iaes per annurn and all
lesal expenses, and also any sums paid
oy the undersigned 20 protect its interests.
which said premises are described as. All
mat certain piece or parcel Of land
situate IN the City of Centerline, In the
County OF Macomb and State OF Michigan.
described as East feet Of Lot numbered
1877 all OF Lot numbered 1873 and West
= feet OF lot numbered 1879 State Park
Subdivision OF the Southwest Y. OF tho
Northwest "a OF Section IT Town North.
Ranse IL East, according 20 the plat
thereof as recorded in the Ofiice OF the
ResiSter OF Deeds for Macomb County
IN Lioer on Page 81 OF Plats-
Dated, April 8 1912
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE
ASSOCIATION.
corporation organized and exist
inE pursuant TO Title III OF the
National Housing Act as amended.
Assignee of Nortgaaea
LEWIS n. DAILY.
Attorney for Assisnce of Mortgagee.
GOT Shelby Street.
Detroit, Michlgan
April 10. II. "a; May !. g. Is, a. 70: June
S. IL. 10 20 July J.
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Houses for Sale-LiSt your
real estate with us. Buyers wait
ing. Rodd 2-7707 Gratiot. Rose
vile 1885.
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H-I4 Poultry
ia Livestock For Sale

Rock SpringerS, all sizes.
Fancy dressed for weddings and
other special occasions. All thor
oughly cleaned. Cut II desired
Phone Mt. Clemens 2337-Wll.
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Farms For Sale
AUTOMOTIvE
Used Cars For Sale

Dodge Sedan (l935). Good
condition. New battery and
heater. 1912 Plates. Will sacri-
flee. 48 Lincoln
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Farm and Dairy Products H-lO

STANDING clover and alfalfa
hay. 2 brood Sows. 15005-l3-
Mile. between SChoenherr and
Hayes.
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Wanted To Rent

WANTED or 5 room mod
ern house or apartment Furnish
ed or UNFINISHED. Write 1870
Gardenia. Royal Oak.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Games To-day,

Vic Carroll is limping and Will
bur Moore has an ailing shoulder
that interfered with his tackling.
Balancing these and other iniur-
les to some extent is the news
that Ed Cifers, the end, will be
ready for the Green Bay game
next Sunday.
Johnny Kimhrough is willing
to concede Sammy Baugh the
passing championship of the
world.
He sure can throw EN-" he
drawled, but Id like to get an
other crack at the Redskins when
we get working together. We just
weren't ready for them"
Ed Justice and XII Aldrich
emerged from the fray with a
couply of bruised noses. Ki's
badly skinned beak gave OF the
faint glow of a fire alarm box.
but Eds was knocked a little
south by southwest.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Yanks' Woes Pile Up
After Coast Guard
Calls in Heinrich
Foil in Both Injuries
Pilot Mccarthy; Vet
HurIer Obtained
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-You would
think that with an eight-game lead
and only "a contests left to play
everything would be quiet and
serene with the New York Yankees,
But here Is what happened yester-
day to the American League leaders:
/. Tommy Heinrich, who as free
agent was paid SIS, 900 for signing a
Yankee contract in 1887. was called
up by the Coast Guard. His de-
parture left the club with only four
outfielders, two with minor ailments.
2. Manager Joe Mccarthy slipped
on bath mat at his hotel and
suffered such back and head injuries
that he was unable to guide the
team against Detroit.
3. AS insurance for pitching staff
that also lists various cripples, Nc
Carthy traded young Norman (Red)
Branch for Milkman Jim Turner.
former National League, but recent
ly with Newark of the International
League.
Mccarthy is seeking an outfield
replacement for Heinrich and must
be successful by midnight tonight if
the new player is to be eligible for
the World Series-providing that
elgnt-game lead survives.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Injured Soldier Inspires McChesney to Star on Grid
Redm and Peoh Hobor Victim Meet

to hospital to see if something
couldn't be done for him when
Bob met him and they struck up
a warm friendship. He was a
football fan and still is.
Just before yesterdays game
McChesney got telegram.
"A young boy wounded for life
Is laying Oh an Army cot some
where in Texas. He would give
his all for you If he could walk.
Don't let him down. Good luck
10 you"
Well, the Irishman didn't and
II he can help it he won't
throughout the rest of the season.
Yesterdays game probably was
Lee Gentry's last appearance in
football gear. He'll leave the
squad at Kansas City and on
September IL exchange his bur-
gundy and gold for the solid blue
of the Navy.
He bowed out in approved style
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Standing Of the Clubs

for Ray Flaherty used him more
than any other man on the
squad and entrusted the direc-
ton of the team to him when
he sent in his rockies for their
first big test in the closing period.
Bob Masterson, who didn't
miss point-after- touchdown all
last season for the Redskins.
fiubbed two in a row after the
teams second touchdown yester-
day. but later atoned for it with
his two field goals.
Oddly enough he kicked both
with a badly twisted ankle
swathed in bandages.
Two of the best blocks in the
game can be credited to Moore,
who took out the safety man on
Todd's touchdown romp, and
Clyde Shugart, who knocked one
of the soldiers a couple of feet
In the sir when Andy Farkas in
tercepted Pughs pass.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Cronin Resents Foxx's Friendly Criticism

To Red Bobby Doerr better second baseman
of Jimmy the former
something
I'D take Gordon Jimmy Before leaving the
friendly You
decisions The
in the spirit in which offered
second baseman the business in
the Srnweiss
stinweis who has broken
tobacco
the time 1t have connection but he also
a diet stomach
recently the Mats Newsom
Felr Norfolk Naval
Station from Georgetown game
q car, others climbed into a Navy
had their successful
looming
single take of 2o which would have been
as a several
Evening star., 1942-08-31
MIner Wisecrocks on Redskins 1910 Defect

Wayne Mlner, coaching
Notre Dame the Chicago
Bears IF Charley Malone that game
would have been different. 1t would
Quarterback AL Vog of Marquette
father
obtain permission of leave Milwaukee,
AL Capone public enemy Government
but Nate
of Capones stepped
the stadium Lewis job and perhaps his life
Il got call one night from
when recently at Madison Square This
cricket an
invitation of that type.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Word From Copone Eliminates Trouble

al al good fighters
I
that everybody would make said sudden
/
Those "a hours ticking pretty rapidly when
call Al
previous
anything
fellows again"
Milan of the Mats Walter johnson the
he Walter
said borrowed and he
it.
he
where he stood financially"
Evening star., 1942-08-31

National League pennanL race, WHICH
has become hotter than four alarm
fire since the St. Louis Cardinals
have won l9 of their last % games.
Durocher was the picture Of con-
fidence as he banded Larry Nc
Phails million dollar team for an
other ioust today with the Pitts
burgh Pirates. Yesterday the Dodgers
split twin bill with the Bucs and
saw their lead over the rampaging
Cards reduced to three full games,
Pays Tribute TO Enemy.
''Sure the Cardinals are hotter
than Hades right now" Durocher
said They've got good team and
great manager in Billy South
worth. But if they keep going the
way they are We'll simply have to
get hotter.
My boys have been playing good
ball and I'm not worried bit about
winning the National League pen
nant again. And here's another
thing: My players are just as con-
f1dent as I am. They're a great
bunch and they always are in there
Fighting"
Durocher was quick to point out
the Dodgers have plenty of games
remaining on their home grounds,
sdding: Were still three games
ahead, have a couple OF more games
Evening star., 1942-08-31

Lou Boudreau of the Indians lodged
a complaint against Umpire Ernie
Stewart's ruling in the ninth when
he waved Ken Keltner out for run
ming inside the baseline after
Keltner had bunted with none out
and Roy Weatherly on first. The
protest isn't expected to get far.
The Indians were in bunting
mood against the limping Dutch
Leonard, who was making his first
start since he suffered a broken
leg on April %. Five times the
Indians bunted, but only once did
they succeed as Leonard restricted
them to five hits.
Washington nicked Mel Harder
for runs in the first and sixth in
nlngs and Dutch protected his slim
advantage. Only two Indians ad-
Vanced as far as second base and
none reached third. The Mats also
collected only five hits off Harder
and Vernon Kennedy, but they
sandwiched them into the game at
timely intervals.
Hudson Beaten at Start.
Sid Hudson came up with a shit
pitching performance in the opener
but the Indians clipped him for two
runs in the first inning on walk
and three singles, then added an
other run in the fourth on Ray
Mack's triple and AL Miners single.
Washington's only run of Milnar
who allowed six hits and was aided
by five double plays, was produced
In the third inning when George
Case walked, moved to third on Stan
Spences double and scored after
Mickey Vernon flied deep to Oris
Hockett.
Idle today, the Mats will tangle
with the Indians in single game
tomorrow at Griffith Stadium, then
face the White Sox in successive
double headers at the same spot on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-08-31

IN recent seasons. Since OSSle Bluege
ceased spearing everything whacked
in that direction the Mats have had
their troubles at third.
For a time it appeared Buddy
Lewis would develop into spiffy
specimen at third, but he developed
only dread of grounders to that
territory. Cecil Travis was better,
but Travis was the Mats only short
stop. Jimmy Bloodworth was no
sensation, but Hills Layne was
getting along all right until the
Army beckoned
Hoffman Gets Around.
This season Harris has expert
mented with succession of woeful
busts Stan Gale and Bobby Es-
talella took command early in the
year and ip cropping for more ade-
quate protection Bucky also has en-
ployed Bob Repass, Jimmy Pofahl
and Roy Cullenbine at third base.
1t has been tearing expert
ence for Bucky, who sent Rookie
Hoffman into action with no great
degree of confidence yesterday.
Hoffman, for one game, was sur
prising character for he resembled
third baseman.
Hoffman is expected to add no
power to the Mats batting attack.
He imported 240 batting average
from Chattanooga, but if he can
handle third base Harris isn't likely
to ask much more. After what he's
seen, Bucky will settle for fellow
who can pick up a ball.
Gets Job Until Finish.
There was nothing wrong with
Hof1man's hitting yesterday. though,
as the Mats won the second game
of double header with Cleveland.
20, after losing the first, 81. Ray
contributed one of Washington five
hits in the nightcap and inserted it
at time when it produced run.
He has swell arm and good
action" says Boss Clark Griffith.
That's pretty good start. Maybe
we can teach him to hit
Hoffman, anyway, is slated as the
Mats regular third baseman for the
remainder of the season. He may
be merely another in that string of
unsuccessful candidates, but the
$4,000 fans who viewed him yester-
day are willing to string along. After
the third basemen they've seen
recently he resembled the nearest
approach to an authetic article.
That nightcap was a protested
affair, incidentally, for Manager
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Norfolk NT5 Fattens Up
Record al Expense
Of Hoyas' Nine
B, tie Associated Press.

By TIE Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Aug. 31.-Norfolk's
Naval Training Station baseball
team now has a record OF 81 vic
tories against only eight setbacks
this season after winning two games
from Georgetown University over
the week end.
Make Wilson, former Piedmont
League pitcher, was the winner yes
terday as Norfolk topped the Hoyas,
TO. 1t was his Goth victory against
two losses. He gave up only five
harmless singles and famed eight.
while the Tars were nicking George
towns Bill McGurg for II hits,
This finished Georgetown's season
with l3 wins and five setbacks, three
of them to the Tars.
GEORGETOWN 900 600 ooO-n Z L
training Station 900 1870 O3x-7 II o
Smith. "
Evening star., 1942-08-31

to play than the Cards and it's up
to them to catch us-not for us to
catch them. And you can believe
me that our boys aren't losing this
pennant now without a helluva
struggle"
Hopes for Reiser's Quick Return.
Durocher expressed hope that his
flashy outfielder, Pete Reiser, will be
back in action when the Dodgers
return home in few days. Reiser
went to Johns Hopkins Hospital at
Baltimore last night for treatment
Of minor leg injury.
Wen all be glad to get back tc
Brooklyn and you can bet your life
we won't let our fans down.
reiterated Durocher. I'VE want them
to see us clinch the pennant, ano
then-bring on those Yankees"
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Pro Grid Eagles Bount
To Down CoNegians,
Coach NeaIe Feels
Zuppke Is Quiet About
Chances Of AlI-Stors
In Philadelphia Tilt
Ps the Associated Press,

Et tEE Associated freSS.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.-Wal-
loped. 81 to 0, by the Chicago Bears
last Friday, the College All-Stars
get a chance to redeem themselves
tonight when they play the Phila-
delphia Eagles in charity game
at the Municipal Stadium.
A crowd of more than 10000 Is
expected to watch the first game of
the 1912 football season in Phila-
delphia. The net proceeds will be
distributed among the USO and
various local charities. Kickoff Is
at $50 pm.
The Collegians, coached by Bob
Zuppke, Lynn Waldorf and Burt
IngWersen. and the pro Eagles, of
whom much is expected this year
each worked out two hours yester-
day.
Earl Greasy" Neale, Eagle coach,
expressed supreme confidence,
The best college squad ever
assembled can't beat this year S
Eagles" he asserted.
Zuppke said nothing.
Sparked by Bob Westfall, Bill
Dudley and Andy Tomasic, three
great backs of the 1941 season, the
All-Stars have concentrated on de-
veloping the scoring punch they
lacked against the Bears.
Colorful pre-game pageantry has
been planned, with men from every
branch of the armed forces partic-
lpatlng. -Four bands will provide
martial music as background for
the spectacle.
Police, aware Of the enthusiasm
with which this town usually raises
the lid on the gridiron season, have
ordered one-Way traffic on Broad
street both before and after the
game.