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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05
U. s. WEArHER FoREcAsr

Lower Michigan: Fair tonight
and Sunday. Warmer Sunday.
Highest temperature Friday as;
lowest. 40.
Highest temperature one year
ago today 54; lowest, 46.
Highest temperature this date in
last u years. % in 1895; lowest
% I'm 1891.
The sun sets today at S:35 p. m.
and rises Sunday at 6:23 a. m.
The moon sets today at 1907 p.
m. and rises Sunday at S;f7 =, m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

Walnut bedroom suite. double bed.
dust proof dresser. Also new maple
Schram rocker. Phone 79i-J.
Adv. sos
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

Wanted Walnut bedroom suite,
double bed, dust proof dresser Also
new maple Schram rocker. Pm. 79iJ
Adv. 50iF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

BRASsIERES GIRDLES
Complete stock OF nationally adyer-
tIsed makes at Dixie Shop. Adv. SOS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

WASHINGTON-INS -- Econo-
mic Stabilizer William II. Davis, II
was learned today. is studying q
set of Office of Price Administra'
ton proposals for the establish
ment OF new pricing regulations af'
ter We Day,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

NEW YORK ms -- Edouard
Herriot, former French premier lib
Grated from the Nazis, urged his
co lntrymen in a Moscow broadcast
today to give your help" to the
provisional government OF Gen.
Charles De Gaulle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

NEW YORK-INS-- Frank J
Taylor president OF the American
Merchant Marine Institute, declar.
ed today that We Day will bring
no respite in the war activities Of
the American Merchant Marine.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

COPENHAGEN-UP- News of
Germanys surrender in Denmark
and Holland brought an unrestrain-
ed demonstration Of rejoicing in
this capital today and King Chris
tian announced that a new pro-
gram would be presented to the
Danish people later in the day to
restore the country to normality
after more than FIVE years OF Nazi
occupation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

COPPENHAGEN-INS - Den
marks only Nazi newspaper-The
Faedrelandet- publication
today. A few hours later its Of
fees flew skywards in a tremend-
Gus explosion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

LONDON-UP-- Adolf Hitler's
body has been hidden so we'll that
It never will be found. Nazi Pro
pagandist Hans Fritsche told his
Russian captors today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

LONDON-UP-Beer retailers IN
London were told today that their
supplies OF beer for We Day would
he laid in by the end Of this week
instead OF sometime next week rs
had been planned.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

See CONFERENCE.-THE 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

See PACIFIC-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

WITH THE L. s. SEVENTH
ARMY-INS- Hungarian Regent
Admiral Nicholas Horthy complain
ed today that Adolf Hitler didn't
keep his promises. Taken by the
Seventh Army after being a pris-
oner OF the Nazis for seven months.
Horthy said that Hitler had taken
advantage of Hungary and that his
country did not deserve its fate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

CHICAGO-INS- Rudolph MALI,
owner of the Dutch Dairy frozen
food locker plant in suburban Lin
colnwood was held under $4,000
bond today on a charge of contempt
OF court. MALI surrendered to po-
lice authorities late Friday after
a bench warrant was issued for HIS
arrest by Federal Judge John P.
Barnes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

IONDON-INS 49, The London
Daily Express added a new twist
to the Hitler legend today. At
tributing its information TO latest
unofficial and unconfrmed reports.
the newspaper said the supposedly
dead Fuehrer and six of his top
drawer aides may be on their way
TO Japan by U-boat." His compan.
ions, the reports declared, are Her
mann Goering. Heinrich Himmler.
Martin Bormann. Robert Ley, Paul
Joseph Goebbels and Joachim Won
Ribbentrop.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

COPENHAGEN Up Danish
patriots and German Army troops
only "a hours ago sworn enemies
fought side by side early today
in an attempt TO subdue 1000 Dan
ish NaZL police entrenched in
buildings and behind street barri-
cades. Twenty five persons were
killed or wounded in the first few
hours. Fires broke out in a num-
Der OF places, especially in the har-
Dor area, as result of the fighting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

WINDSOR, Ont.-AP- Automo-
bile dealers were told last night to
expect rationing and price ceilings
for automobiles for at least year
after production OF new cars be-
gins. a group of Detroit dealers
heard the statement from Ray
MNamberi'xn, executive vice gcssi-
dent OF the National Automobile
Dealers Association. Chamberlain
said ratloning and ceilings might
continue for as long AS three years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-05

Speed Victory
Buy More Bonds
Salvage Paper
Evening star., 1945-07-01

l5tephen's Church and reception
lin the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chiles
followed. The Rev. Lawrence p.
IGatti ofiiciated.
Mr.. Chiles gave his sister-in-law
lin marriage and Mrs. Chiles was
Imatron of honor. They are the
daughters of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
III. w. ID. Le Fevre of Bunker Hill,
wv. Va. Capt. Joseph w Scott, A.
A. f., was best man for his brother.
The marriage of Miss Roberta
Jean Six. daughter Of Mr.. Rollo Six
OF Barry, Ill. to Capt. H. A. Hit
brand, A. u. S., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Hiltbrand of Barneveld, Wis,
took place June 4 In the chapel OF
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. the Rev. DR.. John w. Rus
tin officiating. DIR. r. Deane Shure
played the nuptial music.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Donetta Six, and 1t. Cal
houn w. ]. Phelps, A. A. f., was best
man for Capt. Hiitbrand.
A reception and dinner at the
Of1icers' Club Of Washington was
given later for the bridal couple
Continued on Page B-10.)
Evening star., 1945-07-01

I
Mrs. Arthur Mills Stratton an
nounces the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Barbara Shannon STRAIT
|ton, to Maj. Richard Walker Boiling
OF Huntsville. Ala. The wedding took
place June I In Kansas City.
Maj. Boiling is = member of Gen
MacArthur's staff and following a
short wedding trip returned to his
duties in the Philippines.
Miss Gladys Solomon, daughter
tof Mr.. and MRS. A. M. Solomon OF
Fort Valley, Ca, became the bride
June 6 of Sergt. William Harrison
Crystal, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Crystal of Grand Forks, N. Oak.
| Chaplain Louis Parrish officiated
at the ceremony in the Memorial
Chapel at the Army Medical Center
Calvary Methodist Church in An
napolis was the scene of the we'd
ding June 6 Of Miss Dolores Jeanne
La Fontaine, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r.. La Fontaine of Leola, S.
OAK, and Ensign John Gilbert
Giedt, U. s. N, son of Mrs. Julia
Giedt of Leola, S. Oak.
Miss Ruth Koontz was the brides
maid Of honor and Miss Jerrye
O'Connell was the bridesmaid. 1t.
Warren S. Giedt, A. A. f., was best
man for his brother and Ensigns
Robert Brllmsted. Bllrniel Green
wood, Arde Burki, Leroy B. Shrode,
Richard A. Everist and Donald F.
Hellwinkel we're the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Chiles an
nounce the marriage of the latters
sister, Miss Catherine H. LIE Fevre,
to Mr.. James E. Scott, jr., U. S. G.
G., son OF Mr. and Mrs. Scott. The
ceremony took place June in ST.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
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Hows food "snap-up' referring
eobbedup meal but the knowhow of delicious
dishes from hathavou" you happen available
days. Below HEINZ Famous SSAUCE
bring the ordinary foods And wondecr
this combines the lure Of tropical and domestic fruits and
vegetables that
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Evening star., 1945-07-01
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Going on spree over the Fourth
or forging ahead with your job for
total Victory? Whichever way you
celebrate Independence Day, re-
member that you'll need quickly
efficient. easy-to-use deodorizins
protection both at play and NJ
work. There's nothing better than
AMOLIN Deodorant Cream 10
help you keep dainty on hot July
day spreading on underarms
as easily as cold cream goes on
your face and vanishing quickly to
leave your skin soothed and fra
grant as a rose petall Ask for
AMOLIN Deodorant Cream-a
Norwich Product-at Drug and
Department Stores. The dainty
way to neutralize body odors DUR
ing hot weather. Try il this weeki
Evening star., 1945-07-01

windows
oyeest reflect sparkle
everything larger and brster' Your Furniture Department
find PITTSBURGH PLATE
buy your GOOD plate
Evening star., 1945-07-01

Doesn't il annoy you when a sales
sirl tries to sell you substitute
when she can't supply the product
you wantp You don't have to &C.
cept a substitute for NAIL-DRI
=. remember that! If you fail to
find this .'instanter' liquid that
dries any nail polish, "quick.as-a.
wink just drop me line. I'll
hustle on to you the information as
to where you can buy it where you
live. Once you've used NAIL-DRl
:, the original polish drier that
dries new polished 6nsertips i'm
mediafeIy, softens cuticle, makes
polish last longer--you'll sspsr
accept anything else! SO il YOU
cant find NAIL-DRI, drop me q
postcard at once!
Evening star., 1945-07-01
Tan With Care!

Watch out for the suns little
devils" over the Fourth :. they'll
not only cause fiery pain of sun.
burn, but they'll toushen and dry
your skin IF you don't protect
yourselfl My best recommends
ton is GOURIELLPS Active
Ozone Cream :. ideal for help.
ing you tan comfortably and beau
tifully because it releases nascent
oxygen the minute it touches the
skin and the oil and moisture in-
gradients in the cream give the
fabrication tanned skin must have
il it's to avoid that dried, leathery
look that's so unHatterine. You'll
love the cooling reaction from
Active Ozone Cream the way
il takes the sting out of sunburn.
Cost is 81 and Sl.2s at Woodward
& Lothrop.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
eEsel ts ys4,
.Sa....., Hand Ga,.

There's no excuse for ''forsotten-
looking hands but that's ex-
actly the description I'd use for so
many hands I've seen since the hot
weather's begun. Hot sun, wind
and heat can be as devastating to
hand loveliness as cold weather and
chap,-so that EVERY night habit
Of smoothing on food Hand
Cream Is just as important. My
best recommendation, of course, is
YARDLEY Hand Cream avail
able at finer stores everywhere at
Just Csc bottle. Used faithfully,
YARDLEY Hand Cream smoothes
out lines and roushened places and
its exceptional lubricatinx qualities
work fast in helping hands TO look
softer, fairer and younger, No after.
stickiness or sreasiness, and You'll
exuIt in the luxury Of its pale pink
ersaminsss.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
R.ai .Li, -S.,yis. 7

Here's a timely reminder for the
holiday ahead REAL lip
service by Fleets CHAP STICK
And a most sincere and much
needed help this medicated balm
gives, too,--bringine immediate re-
lief to sun-burned, sun-parched or
heat.dried lips. Remember to have
CHAP STICK with you if you 90
fishing or boating over the Fourth
-. give one to Friend Husband if
he's scheduled for an slI-day round
Of golf in the hot sun -. tuck one
into a letter you're mailing the
children at camp. CHAP STICK
keeps lips 6t,'-bringins quick,
comforting relief to chapped,
cracked, roughened, sore lips! just
25c at your Drugsistl
Evening star., 1945-07-01

CONTINUED on Page Bio.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
III. SMART -s..l.
+, a. SMART 1N.~a.!

You select hardo hatter face in the feminine fashion,
don't your And the dresses that reveal the charming
figure? Then why choose the cigarette that
diness monsP VICEROY Cigarettes
do that for the little filter
keeps IN crumbs and particles which
mouth lips and teeth stain and dirty
why VCEROYS made from the finest blend of
tobccos favotes with discriminating and fous
where s
Evening star., 1945-07-01
n DiAs,eat manmahA!

You make Declaration Independence
butter and worries you'll let WEIGHS
you! 1t delicious spread
wches and and helps with
Nobody will wall q" don't like Marmslade" for WEIGHS Marina
lade different from English types It's right for the
asnether bitter for it's made FRESH
clear golden jelly which thin ivers
good you ea i with a spoon!
Evening star., 1945-07-01
|Recent Weddings Amgounced

smith. U. s. M. G., was the usher.
Evening star., 1945-07-01

The Of pre-war Is way . FOE
AA Victoryin-Europe the
living items much be long before find
of those samoous silver RONSON Table Lighters
M that gracious living and salt
&F9 dining table The famous press sit release-s-out"
0 patented RONSON action delivers light and hospitality SMOOTH
" and safely for and smokesuestsl One usnf
for Donth Meantime lighter Of make
RONSoN topquay fuel "Rints' wics for BEST
Evening star., 1945-07-01
SATURDAYS the Day
% Uav. Jun With Bill. burke!

Billie Burkes Laughter u conversation the Billie Burke
sE infect life with the
shine of her personality always blihe and carefree what
happens the LISTERINE people her ponsothey
make LSTERINE TOOTH POWDER help teeth clean and
bright dazzling smiles Bes the GAL invoke
laughter every Saturday morning WTOP at 1880!
Evening star., 1945-07-01
2aaiaa 1ps~d.,- mai., :?

Seek the perfect ''powder.mate" to
your particular DEGREE Of suntan
from the Translucid Face Powder
blends by HOUBIGANTi" Cop.
per Tan is darkiy vibrant shade
that brunettes will find pretty
slamorous -. Sienna is for the
skin blessed with peach golden
tints !. or, If you're fair and like
pinkish tone blended with your
suntan, I'd recommend @Pechs
Soleil." There are other shades
in fact, there's one for every
type of complexion. The Trans
lucid Powder itself is sheersifted
by HOUBIGANT, 50 that il cIinss
and clinss and it's very, very
specially scented. Ask for it az
better Stores this weeki
Evening star., 1945-07-01
BUY-LINES BY Many 5aarr
Weeky spon.ored coIvmn Thing. Adversed and eeina

- YORK N Ist-Remember wise "A
a
helped
and bisters
puff of boiling touching the hot
f reminded again RESINOL Ointment
the soothing be kept handy the kitchen shelf
III canning RESINOLS medicated and
from burn olows RESINOL round mid
nd simple Have handy ALWAYSi
Evening star., 1945-07-25

Prices may rdry slightly In Mdrytand and VT
otntd stores teto items tchich are under
State Contract Lars. Right reserped to limit
quantities.
Evening star., 1945-07-25

A deodorant cream
you'll love to use.
Fragrant. creamy. Use
this grand product
daily to keep from
offending. For men as
well as women.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
King Pin Women Hold
2-Game Flag Lead

King Pin held its two-game lead
in the Ladies' District Bowling
League by sweeping the tail-end Red
Circle quint. Mary Magnetic
Browns 1865 and Evelyn Nickel's 354
were the heaviest wallops as the
pacesetters tailed high team score
of 1856.
The champion Hi-Skor club with
a 80 victory over Colonial Village,
led by Bing Moen's 129 and Lorraine
CULTS 343, moved into undisputed
possession of the runner-up spot
when the erstwhile tied Brookland
team postponed with Bethesda
Bowling Center. A newcomer,
Gladys Cusler of the Library of Con-
gress League, sparkled for the losing
Virginia outfit with 1873 and 355.
Silver Spring was a 81 winner
from Lafayette as Doris Pugh Ward
fired top set of $50. The loss dropped
Lafayette from second-place tie
to fourth.
Chevy Chase Ice Palace trimmed
Rosslyn, 2-1, with Lucille Young'S
346 high. Kitty Kendrick posted
las and 1865 for Rosslyn. Ruby
Parry's BAT aided Takoma to whip
Spillway, 81.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
BY BEN McALWEE.

Charley Berman, a 102-average
bowler of the Hyattsville Business
mems League with a score of 499,
today held third place in The Stars
18th annual tournament, while
Waldorf Reed, star bowler of the
Bethesda Bowling Center team of
the District League, after firing 1876
at Brookland Recreation, probably
is kicking himself for not re-enter-
ing the tournament.
Reed, who like many of the city's
ace pinmen, has rolled several
times in the event. missed a chance
to cop first prize in scratch games.
Al Wright's 100 is high for the
men and Ann Habercom's 166 tops
the fair contestants.
Berman reeled off games of 140,
155 and l26 at Hyattsville for a
scratch set of 421. His handicap
was 78.
Richard E. Shreve posted the
nights second highest score of
87-45l in the Civic Clubs League
at Hiser's Bethesda. William F.
Born of the Bureau of Ships loop
chalked up 66-450 at Penn Rec
reation, which probably will win
him a prize
The tournament ends Saturday
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Temple BowIers Boost Margin
In District Loop to 9 Games

Still making a runaway of the
Mems District League pennant race,
Northeast Temple, with a 2-1 win
from Hyattsville last night, in
creased its lead to nine games. The
invading pace settlers bagged the
first two games as Alfred Hayre led
with l46 and 410 and Ray Watson
aided with 143 and 400.
Featured by Waldorf's Reeds Sec
ond-high season game of 1875 and
412 set, Bethesda Bowling Center
whipped Brookland, 81, to gain
second-place tie with the losers.
Reeds big splash was five pins under
Dick Lees season mark of 200. He
needed Is pins in his final box for
tie and got 20 with strike and
10 count. Bethesda posted top
game of 696.
Hi-Skor made it a three-way tie
for the runnerup spot by sweeping
Colonial Village.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Dodds Giving Up Running, HuIse
of Navy Eager to Race Hoegg
BY WILBUR JENNINGS,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 18.-Now that
Gil Dodds, who holds the world in
door mile record of 1904, appar-
emily has called it quits, as he an
nounced in Boston, Ensign Bill
Hulse is hopeful of a chance to
uphold Americas colors against
Sweden's Gundar Haegg in winter
meets.
All Hulse needs is a couple of
weeks in which to get into shape
and the Navy's permission.
The 24-year-old former, New York
U. runner now reigns as this coun-
trys chief threat against Haegg.
Dodd's retirement to accept a
preacher assignment in Los Angeles
was announced by his coach, Jack
Ryder. He'll complete his theolog-
ical studies this week. Hulse was
surprised to learn of Dodd's action.
"1f there's any one who could
have beaten Haegg this winter, it
certainly was Gill;" Hulse said.
Hulse at Training Center.
He should be in much better
shape than am, and I hope he will
change his mind. He's a grand
fellow, a square shooter and the
game will suffer if he does quit"
Hulse arrived in Miami two weeks
ago after three months at sea aboard
an escort destroyer and is now at
tending the naval training center
here.
I've been working out in the
afternoons with the hope that the
Navy will permit me to enter the
meets. Now that Dodds is out,
want to participate more than ever
and I hope the Navy will let me 60
as a kind of special representative"
he said.
I'm playing on the officers basket
ball team and doing some cross
country work. If the Navy says yes,
l would like to 60 to New York U.
and enlist the help of my old coach,
Emil Won Filing.
Is Is Pounds Overweight.
Il weigh 180, against my running
weight of 165, but with Won Filings
help, could shelve the extra pound
age quickly.
Hulse, who holds several American
track records, was defeated by Haegg
three times in the mile and once in
a 2-mile event. He was 3 yards be-
hind him IN finishing third in
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Coolidge Win Over Episcopal
is Warning to Western Five

The Coolidge Colts, winless in in
terhigh competition, have sharpened
their play outside the title series
and may hand Western a surprise
when the quints tangle tomorrow
afternoon in the opening game of
weekend championship play at
Tech.
The Colts used Episcopal as
sparring partner yesterday in the
Coolidge gym and came out on top,
81 to AZ, showing great improvement.
Coolidge put the game on ice in
the first half when Billy Lakes three
field goals in the second period
helped to give the Colts a 31-to-18
lead.
Episcopal put up a hot fight in the
final half, outscoring the Colts, "a
to 20, but Dana Scott and Lake, who
tailed % markers between them
throughout the game, provided too
much of margin for the Virginians
to overcome
Evening star., 1945-01-18
Basket Ball Scores
By the Associated Press.

AZ tl4c ncoOSlobtd ACSo"
American, 10; Loyola, IS.
Scranton, 45; Bucknell. Al.
Lafayette. As. Lehigh, IS.
Lincoln, Al; Kennett Square, "a.
Temple, Al: Valley Forge Medics. 81.
St, Josephs, 81; United States Coast
Wesleyan, SO; Connecticut. 81.
Yale, "A; Coast Gus6d Academy 26.
R,hqde Island State, 70, Brown, 50.
Army ]: ", IS; Mexico Juniors, As,
Army Plebes, 65: Peekskill Military Acad-
susauehannah. 81; Dickinson, ~.
Bates, "A; Es EBsowadoihn, aoh.. :. Al
eoisase, eSsase.e5 Is; 's syrae4ss. ae1ss'' 81. e.
Georgia Navy Prefiight 81; Georgia
Mississippi Ordnance Plant At; Missis-
eailfofa: Il; LynchburEg, 1;E Is;
Eastern Kentucky. 4s; Morehead, 80. -
G SAT- STATE. rses IS: seymonr Si n Johnson a s..
ciemson, cin. a; Presbyterian. So. ~
camp Leaeune' Leu 81 Portsmouth Coast
Coz, us5G' sf; Army ani AsTp, 70.
Penn tIowa), 32. Central "a.
Euena Vista. Al: Morningside. 81.
Sedalia AAAB. "A: Kansas City Endrow
Furnace. 3S.
Dubuque. SO: Luther, "A.
penison. 5S; Ohio wesleyan, 55.
Great Lakes, 81: Lawrence, "a.
Indiana, 81: Purdue, SO.
Esll State. 81; Manchester. 30.
Butler, AS: Earlhanl, d5.
Alma. AZ; Fort Custer, a.:
st. Thomas, SO; River Fails Teachers, so.
Eerineton AAF, So: Rockhurst, Al.
Evansville Shipyares, so; Mexico Var
sity. SO.
Fairmont AAF, As; Harvard tNebr) AAP,
36.
TEXAS Christian, 81; Southern Meth
odist, 46.
Oregon State, As: Washington State, 36.
Second AAF. 80: Pueblo AAB, 81.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
SharkeY Must Risk Title
In Tilt With Mat Touqhie

Babe Sharkey still owns a ranch
in Texas and the w street version
of the heavyweight wrestling title
after tussling with Dutch Rohde to
a one-hour draw at Turner's Arena,
but the crown may not rest long
on his beetling brow.
Uncle Joe Turner announced to
the 1900 present last night that
Laverne Baxter and Gino Garibaldi,
the touchie twins of the graphing
games, will tangle next Wednesday
night, and Babe will have to de-
fend his diadem against the winner
Babe has licked Baxter on a dis
qualification, but Garibaldi is a
harder proposition.
In other bouts last night, Don
Evans beat Michele Leone in 27
minutes: Hans Kampfer pinned
Jack Steele in Is; Ace Freeman
licked Buddy Rogers in II and Mike
Orloff defeated Olaf Erickson in 20.
Evening star., 1945-01-18
0SS, AVID Cagers SET
For Torrid Rematch

The Heurich Basket Ball League
schedule tomorrow night at 7
o'clock lists return match involv-
ing Office of Strategic Services and
Army Air Forces Weather Division
In their first meeting a week ago
the teams wound up the regulation
game deadlocked, 38-all, and OSS
had to rally in the 5-minute over
time period to win, A to A.
Action in the Brewer loop last
night saw Perruso's Cafe, first-round
winner, polish off second-place
Naval Ordnance, So to 46, in the
standout tilt.
OSS whipped Headquarters Ma
rines, Al to %, in the opening game
of the triple-header, while Naval
Research beat Army Air Forces
Weather Division, 50 to 40, in the
middle contest.