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ESTATES, stock and dairy farms and
country homes, in Northern Virginia, con
Venlent TO WASHINGTON d C. See A. II
Buell. Tor good investment before you buy
BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Hcrndon' Fsir.
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roam go .uper a. nae sedan 5000 oap
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toED lpi' club coupe blact nnIan o,
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toHb lpi FoidOr sedan new motor 90
.elltht condition Nh5a Plymouth ros,h
good condition. N1bU radio ana hratst
CENTRAL MOTOR 60 3l41 Len NV
AfinsIon. Vs opsn sunday fton 10 20
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condit ION new paint. lar below csllinp
Pnn'tE"' = 9 9"nsl S5O at9l st. - hpt
oLDsMOBILt l9db A-door sedan pftatslt
owned. mechanical condition good rubbsI
sood looks Sood many miles OF sooa
must sell at once Rood buy at OtsA crltlrK
ipJicr OF >46". ans Kansas ave. a M
PACKARD ip42 converibl. club eoup,
mn ~, Ioon o. ,t. and Erts low mileage JACK
phY MOTORS, lhth and Pa ave- 80
fLfMOtiH lOi@ : door AsaaHa ,4H.
rHeellent S, condition. JACK PRY MOTORS
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sfna" stfsg a 1yf5 ;. =" mi pei gallon Norm go
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40 La Sale club ooupe. + and n
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40 CChrysler tuayeItt $, aeaaa ; ana
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40 Packard convertible counr ,ns
3a Buick speeisi eont tibs coup. sne
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TREw MOTOR CARS
~ Hudson Commodore o. s+e1H ,so.s
4i Hudson de luAs s-door ..e.n f.a4e
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE, excellent
condition. in one OF the best, most cor
renlent locations in CITY. beautifully
bath. shower steady rental by choice
tenants for several wears Priced right
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LOTS FOR SALE.

up. Will build to suit tenant on renis
basis f. M FRY. INC. 724o Wis. ave
Bethesda, Md WI $40
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CoLORED DEvELOPMENT-Fne in this
sres: 1-family detached homes on 5000
50. Il. or more; new. modern: four blocks
of the District line on Sheriff rd ne:
rent with option TO purchase. CHAPEL
OAKS co, 54l1 Addison Chapel I'd. FAIR
mount Helehts. Nd HI l5nI-
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ROOMS WANTED,

GENTLEMAN desires small furnished room
gentle Box }U3-V Star
FL FINISHED ROOM. preferably MOD sp'
bids, n v. employed lady. BOX 399-V,
star IS"
UNFINISHED ROOM wanted by lady
Cow. employe. NV. section. District 321 Is.
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WATER ERoET PROPERTY,
FARMS FOR SALE

BEVERLY BEACH on cnesspeaks say-
10. catalogue. Box II. Mayo. A A Co Md
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AUTO TRUCKS WAhIEp
HOUSE fRAilERS.

PRIVATE PARTY wants ! or . eaikin
bakery style body trucks IN good e0udi,
lion cash Write details, L. sTECKlEY
33ls Belair I'd Baltimore. rs, Md "n'
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MOVING, PACKING ond STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE reasonable rate
VIII take FOur surplus furniture as part
0sEment on your moving EDELNAN-S S
MOVING & STORAGE co. IA 2935 -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR RENI-Il"g 7th ST. NV Entire md
or .ird floor Of commercial property
suitable Tor shop or repair business Heat
furnished S15 Uer month FIDFT IJry
MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CO MA 343i
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

FACING CAPITOL. 2oI .nd st. ne
Roland. Apt l. Nicely furnished front
room. ConE. tTanSp. Lady only
ROOMS FURkISHED-S.E and S.W.
1907 EAST CAPITOL ST. Apt 4-Slngle
room, conv. tranSp; OIL heat; plenty hot
water; uni. phone: women only. FIR. $50.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
OFFICES WANTED.

SINGLE OFFICE for rent; also desk spac
L j COWIE. Snq Eve 81 Il "
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Ry oEoui, S5bo(

LuStigs and Leslie Grey Mayer
after whom they've named their
speedy horse, Leslie Grey.
Robert Musel. covering the
European war front for the
United Press, writes:
while you take IL easy. risk
my life nightly-eating British
night club food"
One OF the reasons young 1t.
Firth Of Bermuda was eager TO
stop over in New York was 10
sec his uncle Vincent Firth
whom he hadn't seen in several
years He arrived the day
after his u nc G died suddenly
while AT dinner.
Only yesterday | learned why
lovely Joy Hodges seemed so
distraught the Ugh she APP
peared on our air program.
II received a call during re-
hearsal from my husband saying
gOOd-by - he was going over
seas" explained JOY. II don't
even have chance 60 see him
before he left"
Marco RoSSi, once high and
mighty captain of the Italian
pleasure liner, the regal Coun-
tess Oh Savoia-now a night
club food checker, bears such a
close resemblance 10 Mussolini
that he is often accused of being
related AS a matter of fact,
his outSpoken criticism of II
Duce brought him into diSfavor
and exile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Robots Terrorize

1t. Col. Charles Macarthur is
back from overseas and We run
into him al a night club where
he and Richard Nancy hold
forth in conversation, chiefly
irrelevant and irreverent /
snare the soldier boy away for
few seconds 10 learn that there
isn't much fun in those robot
planes-and a great deal Of ter
ror-but the British citizens
have been taking them in their
stride.
The usual jovial and voluble
Macarthur wasn't feeling too
gay-he arrived home TO find
word that his favorite nephew
was missing in action a ju-
bllant waiter passes blythe
veteran Philip Stone-freSh
from a long distance phone call
his son. Mai. Albert Stone
whom he hadn't seen in almost
three years had Just landed in
San Diego and was heading for
home Two colonies and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

stantial looking as the family
10 which undoubtedly il once
belonged-these cling in a
tumble with a stethoscope
inscribed ito Jack from his
classmates" 49, and a mans
wedding ring with faint silver
lettering-perhaps containing
the words, Love and faith"
And here is a beautiful
jeweled locket with empty
sockets-mute testimony TO a
vanished love.
Peopled by ghosts Of
yesteryear, the Bowery pawn
shop is a drama of life where
each sparkle Of diamond is
really a tear and where all
the flashing fires Of polished
trinkets are the ashes Of hope
long since buried and for
gotten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

hither and persuadeS himself
that he Is one with Englishmen
makes a great mistake: at least.
N he is correct in such an idea
he Is not worthy OF his own
country and the high develop
ment that awaits 1t.
Il should think III OF the
Americans who, even for the
sake OF any % those old, de-
lightful ideas OF the past, the
associations OF ancestry, the
loveliness of an age-long home,
would give up the chance OF
acting upon the unmolded fu-
ture OF America"
AS Hawthorne got older he
began 10 love his America more
and more, even-but let An
thony Trollope speak:
Il have heard him discuss
almost with violence the superb
Ority OF American vegetables.
Indeed. he once withered me
with scorn which was any
thing but mystic or melancholy
because ! expressed a patriotic
preference for English peas"
Long live American vege-
tables! and long live Ma
thaniel Hawthorne,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
S+yIe Called Obscure

How they could write-those
non-Aryan poets OF Asia!
AS perfect example OF
Mann's h .avy-handed, obscure,
witless style. take the opening
chapter of Joseph the Pro-
wider" entitled prelude in the
Upper Circles" This is a pro-
logue laid in heaven in which
God and Shommacl the Temp
ter. / take il have II out
very politely--on man, good
and evil.
This sort OF thing is plainly
beyond the mental capacity OF
Mr.. Mann. What a gorgeous
chapter-clear, brisk. epigram-
matic-we should have had if it
nhad been done by Anatole
France, James Branch Cabell,
Mark Twain, August Strind-
berg, Goethe, Heine. Don Mar
quis or Aristophanes.
AS IL is, we have a mumbling-
fumbling styl e-like a man
talking TO his own tonSils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

he was consul at Liverpool he
writes.
IL was about half-seaS over
when l got up TO speak"
q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

low in any place. Can il be
money makes a person sad?
Strolling down Fifth avenue
with the beautiful Virginia
Peine and her stalwart writing
husband. 1t. Gordon Manuel,
who on his 6lst mission was
shot down and was the only
member OF the crew 10 escape
with his life, living on Jap
infested isle for nine months --
always within a few hundred
yards of the enemy.
Happy couple lingering near
the stage door Of the Strand
bandleader Louis Prima and
Alma Ross. his beautiful bride.
90. Authors who sit at adioin-
ing tables-John HerSey ca
Fnll for Adano') and William
Seeman, who occasionally gets
up a brochure for his tea and
salmon products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Ten Lille indians

Cory goings on at the Broad
hurst-but good fun for those
Of us who like oar murders neat
on stage The show is Ten
Little Indians" and full of ex-
citement-the kind made 10 or
der for hot days; you know.
chills you TO the marrow. etc.
Among the first nighters were
Maj. Edward Bowes, Tallulah
Bankhead, Glen Anders, Mike
Todd, Samuel Goldwyn and his
son, and Maj. Kenneth Nc
Kenna Well dressed star in
hurry on SD street-Hilde-
garde The long queue of
Servicemen lined up outside the
Stage Door Canteen.
Entering a cab, the Henry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Rich Man. Moody

The moody looking giant, Mr..
Millionbucks (John Jaco b
Astor). who always manages 10
look like the most forlorn fell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Hawthorne in Politics

A mistaken idea. Nathaniel
Hawthorne was something Of n
politician. He was employed as
a weigher in the custom house
q was our consul TO Liverpool.
He was the friend and biog-
rapher Of President Pierce. He
could hold down the ale with
the best of them. and he mar
ried and begat.
This is by way Of introducing
10 you a most unusual and, in a
sense, the best book on "the
real" Hawt horne ] know
Hawthorne: Critic OF Society"
by Lawrence Sargent Hall yale
University Press.
Here we have swift and penc-
trating glances into the great
novellSt'S mind. taken from his
correspondence and notebooks,
As 10 wit:
why has the good old Gus
tom Of coming together 10 get
drunk gone out:
A. an English banquet while
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

from beginning to end his
masterpieces of verbose rig
marole ought really to be
exhibited as the worlds most
completely mentally petrifed
man.
Thomas Mann's latest book.
Joseph the Provider" tKnopt,
IS the concluding volume Claus
DeoD of t e story OF Joseph
and his brothers done over from
the Bible. Joseph was the smart
fellow, If you remember who
sprung a new deal on Pharaoh
of Egypt.
After mushing through about
200 OF its All pages l turned
with literary reverence TO the
Bible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
NEW YORK CAVA[CADE
Bowery Pawnshops' Mementos
Mute Signs Of LIES Failures

MORE eloquent of defeat than the groups of
1 the creakng hophouse signs is the Bowey pawn
shop with its showcases lined with gerng Of
days Amid the gloomy twisted shadows of the glowerng
gaFe-ghted windows offer the tragedy of forgotten
class pin from a famed university-a medal marked
simply for braveryan ancient gold watch solid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Against Progress

On I rogreSS.
Il have had enough Of prog
TeSS. Now 1 want To stand
stOck-still."
That was written TO Long
fellow in 1854. but they are my
own sentiments in 1914.
Hawthorne was sometimes
ashamed Of his patriotism. but
while living abroad he wrote
about the house he lived in:
II had been happy to per-
ceive that the fact OF its being
an Amer lean establishment
really induced some slight swell
ing Of the heart within me. II
is ridiculous enough, TO be sure
but I like 10 find myself not
wholly destitute Of this noble
weakness, patriotism"
Again he wrote
II love America, hut do not
like IT,"
However, he soon got over his
overcritlcal stage and wrote
this
THE American who comes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

but l have too high a regard for
your etenally persistent at
tempt TO escape being bored.
more Light" were Goethe's
last words. Was he thinking.
propheticslly. Of the style of
Thomas Mann?
Speaking of fiction writers,
are you reader of our great
est romancer-indeed. one of the
most original of any time
"a h aniel Hawthorne QS04-
1854?
If in these tragic-realistic days
YOU seek an escape in reading
! give you The Scarlet Letter"
Marble Faun," House of the
Seven Gables" and nearly all OF
Hawthorne's Incompatible tales
OF old New England.
Many persons conceive Haw-
thorne as ar emperor OF sha-
doWS," man who had no
truck with the real, live world
around him. man who
wrapped himself in the mantle
OF monaStic sccluSIon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
'labored' Effort

Compare the simple. sublime
openings OF the Book OF Job or
OF Goethes Faust 10 this
labyrinthine, labored. pseudo
ironic effort NJ Thomas Mann.
I would quote a paragraph
Tor you. folks. a. is my wont 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Beard, Gourmet Meet

The beard and the gourmet in
conference on w. 52nd-Monty
Wooney and Lucius Beebe &.
The air of stop, look and glisten
on 47th between 9th and 7th
where the diamond dealers ex-
change merchandise and money
on curb stones, as well as in
stores located there.
Short man on long Broadway
in a hurry-Ernest Truck who
should be celebrating so years
on the stage any week now
not that he's bowed down with
age-even when he's playing
shy and sly little King MenelauS
in Helen Goes TO Troy"
Ernie was only s years old
when the Richmond Hill critic
wrote in 1894:
Little Master Truck, al
though only a tot, acted with
the ease Of a veteran"
/ guess Truck happiest day
was recently when his two sons
had leave and got together with
him-Ensign Jimmy and Sgt.
Phil.
Morton Downey's dark tresses
also his somber cravat. ruff
fled by the breeze in the Radio
City gullies-Gael in a gale.
Street gamins vigorously
shooting arms and legs out like
swimming champs while lying
on their bellies beneath the
shower on Mulberry street.
Gene Krupa works his drums
into crescendo OF thunder dur
ing rehearSals.
Rich Man. Moody
The moody looking giant, Mr..
Millionbucks (John Jacob
Astor), who always manages 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
BOOKS IN REVIEW
R benjamin 0eCa,,e,e,
Thomas Mann Described
as Colossus Of Boredom
THOMAS Mann is the Colossus of Boredom.

\ Thomas Mann is the Colossus of Boredom.
Not that he himself is bored for he evidently has
scrumptious time connecting those ntermnabe books his
which of what Netzsche said
mnd-all that is crepuscuar. damp and shrouded"
The boredom is the burden of the reader who if ne
really Mann cutst "a fanaca hode and has read through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

pretty girl make an attractive
threeSome at another table
Cots. Robert Scott, Butch"
Morgan and Miss Florence
Pritchett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
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week include sons and daughters
born TO:
Boys
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer DeBeaudry,
Lincoln Park, November 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Phifer, 22326
Northline, November 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warburton,
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1882 Fifth street, November -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Poremba
Ecorse, November "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown, All:
Albion street, November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dobrich, 49,
Emmons boulevard, November "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanzle Little, Ecorse
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November Is.

November 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Malchor,
Ecorse, November IS.
Girls
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Conway
935 Maple street, November 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burns, 81:
Grove street, November 20.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Onufrak,
River Rouge, November 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Cox, 218 ST.
Johns street, Novmber 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcmillan,
Ecorse, November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beattie
Dearborn, November %.
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Ecorse, November 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson, Lincoln
Park, November 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schooner,
ZIG Second street, November 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gent, River
Rouge, November 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Materniak,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Michael zopf, Z26e
Seventh street, November "a.

Vegetable oils make superior fat
compounds for deep fat frying, says
tn A & P Service for Home Makers,
since the high temperature leads
to less smoking than with drippings.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Hautala,

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hautala,
Lincoln Park, November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Holczman.
1475 Sycamore street, November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tivis Newsome, Lin
coin Park, November "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hoskins, De-
troit, November Is.
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BlR 7 HIS

Births recorded at the Wyandotte
General hospital during the past
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Mufflers he'd select himself.
Fine quality. Knotted fringe.
Colorful paisley, neat figures
or plain white. maroon, navy
or brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09
By LARRY LAWRENCE,

B Margaret Cotter, noted Washing
ton horsewoman who has been In
Africa for two years on Red Gross
duty, today is engaged In what for
merly was q weekly chore. hanging
ribbons won by her national grand
champion, Rocksie, in the Cotter
trophy room. At the Rotary Clubs
horse show yesterday at Meadow
brook, Rocksie returned to competi-
ton after a three-year lay-off and
before gallery of close to 1000,
made it plain that he still has what
lit takes.
The champ showed his class. by
winning the open hunter from a
choice field In the first event in
which he was entered and followed
lup this triumph by taking minor
awards in, other classes. As a
tribute to Margaret and Rocksie, a
special exhibition was arranged that
electrified the enthusiastic crowd
Rocksie, riden by his owner, paired
with another great jumper and for
mer rival, HI Ho, with owner Mrs.
Fred ]. Hughes up demonstrated
pair jumping as it should be done.
The two sensational leapers, piloted
by two OF the best woman riders in
the world, took the barricades In
their stride with a dash and spirit
that brought the spectators to the
edge of their, chairs.
Great Stars Are ~Opposites.
There couldn't be two great
jumpers more opposite in tempera-
ment and style of jumping than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09
|Gochenour's Victory
In Wolfe Gives D. {.
pinInen Big Start
By BEN McALWEE.

Banging out 4 seyen-9ame score
Of 1o1s Yesterday u Hv.tt,v,,,e
Se. yas'esAl ic
rSecreation, ianky hari eocnenour,
pilot OF the Brookland drives, won
the eighth annual Pop Wolfe Me-
mortal IN oct canita, d,,ckr,nr.rs
$50. ..sAs
~ - nynis s'al' ~ Natloiiai
Duckpin Bowling Congress-sanc-
toned events and also give them
their first victory ov.r re,.,uor.
-.~.,,.a
pliisplie NJ nearly TWO years
Gochenour won $3.50.
But for Gochenour's brilliant
strings Of 100, 1870, $50, 100, 1859, 1886
and l40 for a l45-game average
Oriole sharpshooters still would be
running away with things, for Don
Almony, the country,s No. 20 rank
ing duckpinner, landed second place
with 986, good enough score to
win most seven-game tournaments
His prize was SIS.
Otis Shepherd of Baltimore was
third with Qa1 fxSn, and Edit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09

ing the onruShing Larry Cabrelli
out of the play he turned him di-
rectly into the balls path. On the
others the Eagles simply pulled the
guards apart and sent Kish and
Canale tearing through the middle.
Long marches. featured by passes,
led to all scores. Filchock, celebrat-
ing his 28th birthday, tossed five
pay-of pitches, two short of Sid
Luckman's record, one less than
Baugh's mark In the Brooklyn game
last year. 1t tied the third best
league mark shared by Ray Buivid
of the Bears and Cecil Isbell of
Green Bay. As noted above, some
fancy catching and running was
added by the receivers. but they
still were touchdown losses.
Score on Long Drives.
The Skins drove 80 yards twice
and IS yards for their last three
scores, after previously travelling 48
and SO yards to pay dirt. Moore
started and ended Washington's
scoring, with Dye, Fuller and Sey-
mour adding their contributions in
between.
Philadelphia had two long hikes
of IS and 30 yards and lesser drives
of 81 and 81 to the goal line, with
Jack Hinkle carrying the ball over
twice. Roy Zimmerman's pass to
Jack Ferrante, covering As yards,
was the longest scoring thrust, but
was yard shorter than the Fill
chock-to-Fuller strike. To the
touchdowns Zimmerman added a
field goal, booted from the 36-yard
line, and kicked all the extra points
to save the day for his mates.
Zimmerman, always a pain in the
neck to his former teammates, had
a big day, and Jack Banta, another
who was with the Skins briefly, spun
away from Joe Zeno and escaped
two other Skins to go over for the
final touchdown. l.. F. A.