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Evening star., 1945-05-17

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-center hall Georgian
brick; with unusual attention, to artistic
opens into spacious hall with a beauti.
full staircase. well-proportioned arches lead
aooy nrse fitdbssn fsbbs room aa dining
screened porch complete the downstairs
sssh 4Se attic IS sss sna i s' s1a
and oil heating plant The SUI surroandings. Mdtnis
Of fne trees. ,shurbs and beautiful garden,
phere particulariy suited for family 1iin liVins
595s or ps s4as sa RxNdA Ms dMAsrpsy Hq
BROoKIAND, b. C.GVacant, Is minutes
ideal for LARGE family: interior completely
Can p0ass: fsG@sl eooats i0' with tRhres
N asS oSoupAN1cYs.0 1 Ys0ss Maryland
District line; Groom brick, screened porch,
sFsSE ST.
moaesn Ssek sas sssso This s..a stFasys
Kitchen on LIST fioor; ! bsdr%ooms. % modern modern
oaaa On tgnSs t2nd noass oil heat
ss '9ss, sas In ifis sEaAtRRoaTn atR It. s.x
cAEv9 ca hSRe chxsE fIz sfEyeFB & e. near
tached center-hall home; 1st floor has large
living room with fireplace, dining room
dining alcove, den and powder room; 2nd
floor has 4 large bedrooms, 2 baths, with
glassed-in back porch; large storage attic
| full bath in basement, oil h.-w.h., detached
garage, large lot This home has Just been
completely redecorated and ct the price Of
S18,950 is definitely an excellent buy. For
and weekdays. r. A. TWEED CO.. 5504
cHEviYS Hi,i CHASE, D. c.-well-located cor
| ner brick, block to Lafayette School and
transportation; 6 well-arranged rooms
vestibule entrance. 3 spacious bedrooms
tiled bath, gas heat, 2-car built-in garage
Excellent value at $14250. Early posses
"A. TWEED Co, 5604 Conn. ave. :
NEAR MASS. AyE.-This Groom brick IL
beauty; bedrooms, q baths, insulated
modern kitchen. oil heat, buiit-in earage;
newly decorated, vacant, for immediate
agent. Call EN-. 1890 Sun. and weekdays
=. A TWEED CO.. b5oz Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
WAREHOUSE WANTED.

WAREHOUSE WANTED-About I.000.ft.
alley warehouse in n.w. section. Accessible
Tor truck deliveries. CAPITAL PRODUCTS
Co. 1922 Connecticut ave. ME. 1881.
Evening star., 1945-05-17

palance ike rent. Call or see HERBER1
S0sS' 1SS' realtors. 615 East Capitol st
c1LoREp-Newton and n. H, ave. NV
full cellar. tiled b., auto h., gar; excel
snt oScsy sSnf rsady to R9se nte DTEiSssa
modern in every detail; immediate posses
sood from cam oynsE s rsy ne nsshpS6
ewes and sun. IA. 3o1o. 49, wv
CoLoRED-Near / 1th and B SITS. ne On
Ct first homes available to colored in thi
srs. 0sas0 snd brss lGyez 1ce 0rss hos Ct
poTch sss House IN ns condition an
msnts, CAL MT. Andersen; FR. 3S3e, o
coLoREDMBricE Sdk Xxi nH G ZONES sSne limited mum
way, only 2h miles past Pentagon Build
It's Eind IN the WASH Washinston area
room, Eitchen. bedrooms. modern bath
Dc luxe rsiriserstor. gas range. hot-w.te
rsht psss ssavss "a Masn
geich. gFeiach. ,dTiys oyer 18th st: bridge. the
- sign o. snn fSllos S ParEfsrfss
b,n. block. then left " blocks to mode
Arlington sS.ipias M saas Sas as & 18th and q ps
ton. get Of at shirlington shopping Center
then walk north l block on Seminar
N IN u,e blocks .. t. model home. Can n M
sssGs ssSSIcG Nh Z 81 i've s'sa
i COLORED-Stop. look and listen. Only
blocks from o. 8. Capitol, a detached brio
building. 66x96. and containing. 4 com
each. 9 baths: ! APARTMENT vacant: NOV
coal; full basement. exterior newly deco
| rated: the best part comes last, onl
S11,950. with extremely low down pay
ments and monthly payments; broker.
co-operation invited. Don't tarry To-
be sold this week: JOSEPH =. BRJNS
CO. Excl. Agt.. Ma; a433. pos h. st. NV
COLORED--First Offering OF an tmmacu
late ne. brick, home, 8 spacious rms.
reception rn., large, bright, lit, pantry
large closet, 2 rear porches. brisht ceilar
front, and rear entrance. het-water heat
priced 70 sell quickly. 8. n. ORRIsQN
RA. b41o. los
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

BY Frances Drake

Look r the Section M Winch Your Bvttdog teus crd Frd
Whot Yopr Ortloot Is, .tccord.rg ~ 'bC >to.s,
Fo, Sunday JU'g IS, 1913
MARCH II 10 APRIL 40-Aries-Idea seup ~ aspects for
SUNDAY Venus Pluto well for religious activities
interests study, research nFentveness
achievement; coutentmont harmony family hank
for all your blessings for fgung forces .r leaders
nonstmuang today other bnec vibrations abound ard
Their friendly influences advantage Let prayer good
thoughts guide
UNE - TO JLY 25-Caace Much of interest and good 20
be carried on successfully
honored GAIN fresh IN prayer
July =. 70 AUG -1-Lco-EnIivenrg influences. Don't be
from gong church. attending family duties and
well material
AUG. TO SEPT 55-IW0o-Parcuarly favorable period
for study all mental religious services artistic ana nome
SEPT - To OCT e5LbroGeneous Tor worthy inter
family children home affairs The arts good reading core
spondence, charitable matters prominently favored
OCT. q TO NOV 22Scorpto-Iake some time 10 revtalze
energy morale attend church. healthy sport or company
Don't undertake work
hobby family First Of
all o God-this His especial know
DEC TO JAN. 2i-CGprirort- for worthwhile
like church social duties In fact
indulge specially and don't neglect prayers
JAN. p 70 FEB. 2O-Aquors-Shoud be smooth pleasant
Make douby interesting consong by first attending
then of wholesome fun, healthy exercises II work isn't
FEE p TO MARCH eo-Psces-Exra favorable influences
this generally good every and refuse 10
TOJ BORN o ts dote Conservative intuve dependable
Delightful and happiness You
your falng particularly jealousy
bcker be excellent sales
author journalist doctor Always rely on prayer
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Capt. Coddineton Home

CAPT. WILLIAM CODDING-
TON who has Just returned
from three years of service IN
Iceland and in Europe &.
is fitting here and there with
his pretty wife before going
on 10 Fort Sheridan and a
new assignment
Mrs. Coddington who has
been making her home with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Mandel Of Rivard boule-
ward during her husbands
absence
Flew 10 Chicago 10 JON him
upon his return to the
country y
Then they cnloyed A few DAYS
stay A. Great Bend 49,. IN Can
ada before gong down 10
Springfield. w. .. 10 visit the
captains family 49,.
Mrs Coddineton Will return
10 Crosse Polnte while her
husband Is al Fort Sheridan 80,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Soldier, Wife Feted

THERE S ANOTHER grand
party IN store for the young
William A. Budroe Jrs. who
have been much feted since the
sergeant returned from that
German prison camp
Mrs Budroe's brother-ln-laW
and sister Mr. and Mrs
George n Hammond OF
MerriWesther road have IN
vited ll5 guests fol- cocktails
this afternoon 10 honor
the hero and ms lovely wife.
And the Hammond garden
+ wearing rs brightest summer
dress for the occasion q.
The BudroCS who are NIS-
itInc Miss Kathleen Kahl Of
Audubon road returned
Thursday evening from Bailey s
Beach ~ ONley, ont "
And Mrs Budrue VIII accom-
parN her husband when NJ
departs for Florida Aug l. ...
for rcaSSIgnmcnt
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Every Tin Scrap
Must Be, Saved!

TO BREAK Japan s hold on
90 per cent of the worlds tin
supply says Terry Bannan.
chairman of the Wayne County
tin can salvage committee. we
have got TO make the most Of
every available scrap of tin.
Every tin can has a job 70 do
=. as part Of every tank. ship,
airplane. torpedo. round Of am
munltion and food container
box.
OUR FIGHTING mon over
seas depend ON TN to feed heal
and fight for them The least Wc
here a. home can do D., see that
they get that I'm It. every
American duty 10 prepare and
have every tn can ready for
collection.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

YOU GET the whole story Of
the kittens mittens in two pic.
lures IN one they're lost.
the other. found. Sim p le
stitches look like applique
The three kittens tell their
adventures in two pictures :
children love them Pattern
80 has transfer OF TWO PIC
lures 9Xl2 inches.
Send Is cents I'M com tor
every Laura Wheeler Pattern
Write name and address plainly
Only Is cents more brings
YOU our new 19i5 Ncc6lcctalt
Catalog % illustrations of
designs for embroidery TOYS
knitting crochet. quilts. hand
craft a free doll pattern
printed right in catalor
Send Your order 30 The Lalua
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Dcu0lt 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Red Cross Sends Out
Urqen+ Call for Knitters

AT present We are lighting
in the cold mountain climate of
northern Luzon. The weather
here seems especially cold 10
US as we recently came from
long service in the jungles Of
New Guinea.
These sweaters are there
fore much appreciated by US.
Beside their practical value they
have a morale value. Each time
a soldier puts on his sweater
with the Red Cross chapter tab
sewn in the collar, he cannot
help but think of those thought
ful ladies back home who put
50 much of their time IN this
itcm Of comfort t. another
ne that brings us closer 10 on
distant homcS and assures Us
once again OF the kindness. CON
Sidefatlon and affection waiting
for US back there
Signed W a, Hadheld. major,
l23d <. A. Bn., commanding
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

Mrs. 4. }. McALPlNE, chair
man oflhe knitting department
Detroit chapter. American Red
Cross. announces that she has
a new shipment of wool with
more 10 follow shortly and
therefore has need Of expert
enced knitters 10 make gar
ments for the armed forces. Al
present. army muftlers and
sleeveless sweaters are in prepa-
ration. The department is open
at the Chapter House, 1853 +.
Jefferson, for appointments,
Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days from 10 until 4 o'clock
From headquarters, l23d Field
ARTILLERY Battalion. APO 80, & o.
p NJ San Francisco. Cal under
date OF June 2l this letter has
been received
This battalion received $50
Rcd Cross sweaters These
sweaters came from - Red
Cross chapters located from
Texas to Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Tomys at Les Cheneaux

AND SPEAKING OF Les Che
neauX reminds US that Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Tony
formerly Of Crosse Polnte and
now OF Indianapolis are en-
joylng their usual summer So
journ in the beautiful north
ern islands
As guests of Mrs. Tomy's
uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Woollen Of In
diapalols j.. who maintain
residence al Les Cheneaux
The Wallace Tomys spent
some time with Nh Tomys
mother Mrs. Cornelius D.
Tony OF RVard boulevard
on their way north
Mrs. c. D. TomyS daughter
and grandson Mrs Max
Schling Jr Of New York and
Max III are with her for
the summer with Sgt.
Schling in the Pacific
Mrs Schllng may reopen her
New York house for the
WINTER
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Miss Tennanf Remains

MISS MARY ELIZABETH
TENANT Of New York e.
who IS here 10 confer with mem
herS Of the Visiting Nurses As
soclaton Will remain IN
town over thlS weekend o.. D..
! She IS fellowship adviser for The
international Health Division OF
the Rockefeller Foundation 80. e.
Holder OF q fellowship i Mrs
Agnes ShuggaS ot Rio de Ja-
Micro, Brazil who IS also IN
town 70 confer with the group.
She will remain here for the
summer for further study IN
nursing methods before 60
ing back 10 Brazil IN the fall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Party for Bride-elect

BETTY Lorraine WANDER
ZEE bride-elect who will be
married next Saturday 70 1t
George Wesley Crocatt Jr.
VII he feted on Tuesday al
the Crosse Popte Yacht Club
by Mrs Frank BarTows q.
Of Bedford road
The party viii be a luncheon
and shower and among the
guests viii be Mrs. Vincent
Young Mrs Arthur Herman
Mrs T Jean Little .
Bct'ys mother. Mrs. Norman
Nsnderzee George s mother.
Mrs George CroCatt and
Miss Narilyn Thomas Who
will be BettyS maid ot honor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
PartyHonors
Miss Sweeney

MRS. EDWARD BIEN Of
Baltour road entertained az
garden party and kitchen shower
yesterday afternoon in honor
OF bride-elect Dorothy Sweeney.
who will be married Ia James
Bernard McInerny tomorrow
Mrs. Blen S guest list IN
cluded Mrs. Arthur Brown Mrs
Gerald Buysee. Miss Eileen Nc
Inerny. Mrs. Jack Regan. Miss
Evelyn Johnson, Mrs Patrick
O'Brien. Mrs, Edward Hughes.
Mrs Edward AnWiler Mrs.
George Petersmark, Mrs. Alex
Shumars and Mrs. Edward
Langel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

JUDGE AND MRS. THEO-
DORE J. RICHTER who
have divided their time between
Les CheneauX and Macklnac
Island every summer for
years
Won't bulge from their house
in Lake Shore road this
season because Of their
flourlshlng victory garden
which they are caring for ..
with their own hands 80
Practically every fruit and
vegetable native 10 this locality
grows on the Richter place
and later finds its way into
the deep freeze
Their fine crop OF straw ber-
ries is just about gone . and
raspberries are reddening
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Charles Waeners
At St. Clair Inn

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
WAGNER and their daughter,
Grace, left yesterday for 81,
Clair Inn wnere they VIII re-
main ior SIX weeks.
They are looking forward 10 a
reunion with their daughter,
Marjorie, hospital apprentice
lc. of the WAVES. who viii
JOIN them on Aug !.
Marjorie will graduate from
the Hospital Corps School al
the National Naval Medical
Center on July - and will have
4 leave before she IS assigned 10
4 new station
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

They are gong up 10 Sco hun
on the weekend Of July Z7-2S
and later will visit Mr.. and
Mrs Alyan Macaulcy Al the
Hsrbor Pointe Club for a few
days 49,.
Mr. and Mrs Alvan Nacauicy
left yesterday by boat tor Har-
Dor Polnte
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Katherine OeVries
To Wed Francis Till

-AlR-AAp-AIRS,-HENRY
DeNRIES of Neff road an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter Katherine. 10 Francis
Arthur Till, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Matthias Till Of Prairie avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
neagenent Told

CLARE LAiIMAN BRACK-
Eft Of Three Mile drive
announces the engagement Of
his daughter Mary Linn
BTaCkett Crowley 10 Ayers
Morrison OF Baltimore. Md.
The bridegroom-eleC Is
the son Of Mrs. + y Morrison
of Baltimore and Or. r
Ayers Morrison Of Abingdon. Va
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16

reached the minimum age a.
which he could be admitted
now is holidayng a, Camp A.
sonqun Burt Lake
Mr. and Mrs Macauley took
him Up and then went over 70
Harbor Pointe for three or four
daEe
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Mrs. Bolton, Daughter
Leave for Washington

MRS. FREDERICK r. BOLTON and daugh.
ter. Ann, have gone TO Washington, d. C., to join
1t Comdr Bolton The Boltous have temporarily
taken Comdr Henry Wilson's residence in Airing
ton Va from which Comdr Bolton will commute
daily to his office in the bureau OF aeronautics
al the navy department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
Girls TO Spend z Weeks al Farm

MISS sANDRA PEACOCK, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Peacock Of CadIcuX road. Crosse
Pointe, and Miss Patricia Dunn. daughter OF Mrs.
Vera Dunn of Mcintyre avenue, viii leave this
afternoon for two weeks on the George Donald
sons farm on Lake Frains near Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
'Skippy' at Camp

Shppy' Macauley the
young son Of the Edward Rector
Nacauleys has no Use for
clty life 80. not even for Crosse
Pu+uie n the summer &C.,.
Skbpy who has been
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
1t. Bird on Leave

NAVY 1T. c. S BIRD IS home
on leave for a few days with
hls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C..
r.. Bird in ST. Paul avenue,
Crosse POlnte.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-16
zr-TODAY At =YoUR S9gs.:A EAYoRTE A.l MOVIE "
Z@1-WAR IAN1Ps soo OF ItEsE

LRlh6TnN-l2th ard Seward TR 7.oiOo
SSi'N'S" tlut - 80 r. BnEAft-
"osad J0d" Pl.s 'Cslifofnis iOs."
"sons o. me Desert" L44.e. ami HNdy.
LfE-Hsrb1 srd Fron,sna, PL O34l
NJ OUsn ~ g. fooled G. Colbert
Cof'-n la "sincs YOU went Ausy Plus
Shores Of 10 lima fin taIrri
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-03
Republican
Freeze Move,
New Threat

Washington, Feb. 3-(AP)-A
Republican moVe to freeze govern
ment agencies against presidential
transfer cast a new shadow today
over Henry WaIlace's nomination for
secretary of commerce.
Just when WallaCe's adherentS
were settling back to await cNnected
confirmation of the appointment
after March |, the House Republi-
can leadership popped a proposal t.
Continued on Faye TWo.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-03
Legislative
Session Is
All Routine

Raleigh, Feb. 3,-(AP)-Only a
few legislators attended todays per
tunCtory session, given over entirely
TO the passage Of local bills. NO new
matters n presented.
The four senators present We're
from the west They were PENANG
OF Clay, Weathers OF Cleveland
Rogers Of Polk and Hodges OF Hen
derson.
AS the sixth week of the wartime
legislature doomed, so did the pros
pect of what may develop INTO a
bitter legislative fight over a Dill
winch has been tossed INTO the House
hopper to annex a portion OF Wilkes
county by Caldwell.
Described as being the outgroWth
OF congressional flood control legs
latlon, the measure, introduced by
Representative j. T. Prltchett, a
Democrat, of Caldwell county,
would provide the annexation OF
Caldwell Of a portion OF three
townships with a population OF APP
proximately 1000.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-03
Biz Three Meet Believed
To Have Started Already

and Rome, passed through censor
ship, had specialized that the meeting
would be held close to or near the
borders of the Soviet Union, since
Stain is personally directing the
Soviet offensive.
A dispatch from London last sight
said there was every indication that
the fate of Germany was being de
cided by the big three somewhere
east of London.
u. S. Secretary of State StctinIus
and Harry Hopkins, both Of whom
possibly may attend the conference,
left Rome by air Wednesday for an
undisclosed destination. which may
or may not be the scene OF the
big three parley.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-03
House And Senate Clash
Over Manpcwer Authority
Senate Would Give
Byrnes Power Over
Machinery of Law

Washington, FEB. 3.-CAI1-
The HedSc aud senate threaten
ed today to collide over what
Government agency should be
empowered 10 order men Is to
- into essential a jobs.
The Senate Military At1uIi> Com
u..'0u met for a final vote on II.
sea d .at the I'm ted national sCg\-
-I.e. .Ll.- passed Thursday nleat oy
ta. House.
The committee tentatively
amended the legislation N%cSter-
ddy 10 Giyc James 7. BNrnes'
0fiItc OF Was Mobilization ard
EccnnVFrSion full authority over
tn" manpoWfr control machln-
cry. which the measure would
establish.
The Ho.sc had vested in draft
1..j. thc authority to say Wha'
Hc. za2Uld be required Id ROMAN
a. their present task ana #t'6
should be forced to go to the WA
p. MS.
D.cng four days consideration OF
the a..I, the House vigorously re.
D. ed all efforts to give tnat auj-
tau..ty 10 any other agency than tnt
l.a.l boards. Chairman May, Dem
ogrut. Kentucky, of the House Mill
ta.v Committee, declared that OPP
position would continue if the Sen
ale semi the bin TO conference Wl't
the switch in authority. .
lfrInr -h, CfrA+n Anln1i''nh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-03
Cotton Says
With Close

New York. Feb. 3.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened unchanged TO 40
cen\ a bale lower.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-03
Bombing OF
Berlin Worst
Ever On City

London. Feb. 3,-(AF)-Morc
than 1000 american Flying
Tortrcs>cs cast nearly 5000 tons
Of bombs ON the heart OF Berlin
today in the greatest air blow
ever dealt that capital, now
tccminG with refugees.
The record attack was aimed
directly a. military and com
municalions targets in the cen
ter of the city, mcnaCcd by So
wet armies, which the Germans
say are only forty niles away.
More than 400 L~ibcrator>.
staging a diversionary attack
that confused Bcriin's defend
crs, pounded a synthetic oil
plant and rail Yards ON the out
SKIRTS of Maedeburg. IS miles
southwest OF Berlin.
The L. s. 9Th air force bomberS
were shielded by moro than 900
Mustangs and ThUnderbolts, which
strcamed from Magdcburg to Ber-
lin IN a swift protective shuttle, cut
ting Gown Fighter opposition to the
bomberS.
Berlin broadcaSt~ declared tho
bombers and lighters formed a sky
tram stretching soc miles from Ber-
lin to the Datch frontier.
Today's assault Was more SpeCta.
cular than the 1000 bomber raiC
by the eighth arr force last June p
which set the previous record, anC
more devastating to the core OF TIT
rjtV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-03

Continued on Faye TWo,)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-22
Sports Roundup

IngIewood CaIAP-Racng
of the 75O00added Gold
Brte nashy uryearold
beating half length the and
quarter special listed % second slower than
Challenge performance has stirred lot
Of controversy on the racing manuals hEures
New York-AP-Gus Nell. promising Montreal lightweight
Phillips Of Philadelphia in round feature bout at
the St. Nicholas Arena tonight
New York-AP-Nagaret Francisco and Louise
Calf who second and third In the u s
will Miami Fla by plane Wednesday to
exhibitions and military installations In the Carb
Panama USOcamp shows announced today
University Of Michigan the road
its Big campaign against Illinois three major
states Frdons this week
straight nersectiona
Friday night lead off the week end
Vfanova yesterday their
straight trouble from Drake eleven that held sa
10 a threetouchdown decision
Michigan Wayne last Saturday
Lansing Saturday against
dropped four OF their last six games
limited strength this season by holding mighty
TO a one-point victory Il 10 IL.
Great Lakes makes the second Of its
Michigan engaging Western Michigan College
Saturday conflict The Buejacke already
Arhor Michigan Michigan state NOV
a East Lansing
Wayne Albion together
should back the winning
Michigan last week
considerably superior Wyanes showing against the same
Chippewa which thumped the Tartars rs 10 O.
2S FASTING the hands Of
Army probably Illinois outfit tied II
last Saturday by Wisconsin and still looking for its first Big Ten win
Of the year.
nearly eight minutes
winning the National AAU 4Ok
omr walking marathon three hours 81 minutes and five seconds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-22
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

BY HUGH FULLER ION, Jh,
New York, Oct. 22-AP-The
once-famous Hitler beer hall in
Munich is being converted into a
basketball court for Company "A"
Of the 269th Engineering Battalion
-. It's just one Of several gyms
that GIL. athletes are getting ready
for the cage season in Germany,
which already has begun with
few trial games on makeshift floors
-. In the Bamberg 18th Corps
area an indoorriding academy soon
will blossom out into a full-siZe
tournament court while the 406th
regiment found an ideal spot at
Hof. Bavaria, where the municipal
gym was equipped with three
courts and plenty Of seats for spec
tators. E. Each division of the Third
Army has drawn 200 basketballs, IL
sets of uniforms and Is pairs OF
baskets and plenty of shoes have
been promised -. The only draw
back, adds informant Jim Lindsey.
is that the players all will be low
point men. For basketball you
want guys who score high points
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-22
State Defeats Wayne, 27-O
ScOreIess in
Quarter

East Lansing. Oct. 20 Coach
Charley Bachman was well salts.
fed with States showing against
Wayn, although he admitted his
players would have TO sharpen DIP
on theh ragged offensive blocking.
The Spartans received penalties
amounting to 1870 yards, most Of
them for holding and clipping.
Ii was not until early in the sec
ond quarter that State managed to
score. fullback Don Hendricks tai
lying from the three-yard line. Bob
Ludwig's kick gave the Spartans
a 10 lead. Later in the same
period State pushed Wayne back
to the Tartar 20 and they were fore
ed TO punt. Spartan halfback Russ
Reader took the kick on the
Wayne and with good blocking
went all the way TO score. His
kick was good and State took a
40 halt time lead.
The Bachman coached team lost
no time in adding 10 its score az.
ter the intermission as fullback
Jack Breslin scored from the one
yard stripe soon after the third per
iod begar. Ludwig's kick for the
extra point was low.
Halfback Steve Contos scored
States final touchdown from the
seven-yard line on "A reverse mid
way in the fourth period. Bob NAL
aga's kick was good to give State
a 27-0 lead.
Wayne's lone touchdown came
soon after Contos' score. The Tar.
tars advanced after the kickoff to
the State 4S, from where quarter.
back Bob Mistele rifled a pass to
halfback Nick Cherup. who romp-
ed over untouched to score.