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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

will not interfere with his duty
to the navy.
Cmdr. Buhl says he will not be
at Churchill Downs June 9 when
Air Sailor strides down the golden
path. Only a late change in his
plans, presumably letup in his
work schedule. will permit his
leaving the base TO witness the
crown performance OF the best
horse he has ever owned.
What, with victory in Europe
and the subsequent lesSening Of
anti-submarine activity. he may
be able to make the big show. His
officers and shipmates in Eliza
beth hope he will. They will be
waiting for good news on Air
Sailor, and II the Detroit Fair
Grounds graduate should win.
they want the boss" 10 be there
and see IL with his own eyes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
French Angel
Hard To Hold

Wrestling holds which normally
are effective are practically USE
less against the French Angel,
which means that Wladyslaw
Talun, tall Polish grappler. has
a problem on his hands in his
clash with the French mat prodigy
tomorrow night in Mack Park or
Fairview Gardens, depending on
the weather. The Angels massive
neck precludes the use of nelson
or strangleholds to which he is
immune. Body scissors also are
Of little use because of his large
torso.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

who works for him, winners
year ago, came through quite
handily again yesterday.
They defeated another Grand
Rapids pair. Pete Zegunis, 1889
state publinx champion, and Pete
Vessel. 5-3. in the final, after elm
mating Randall Ahern and Lou
Campbell, medalists from Detroit s
Mesdowbrook, by the same mar
Gin In the morning semifinals.
MUSHROOM PAIR OUT
Zegunis and VESSEL made IL an
all-Grand Rapids final when they
edged out c, A. Benedict and Mike
Heimler OF Muskegon, ] up, in the
other semifinal.
Even par for the day. Kosten
and Sharp lost only one hole dur
ing the two matches. In the morn
ing both took As on the 230-yard
thirteenth and Ahern won il with
a par 3.
Against the Meadowbrook pair,
Bob, who is a brother Of Lee Kos
ten, the former Muskegon Country
Club pro, got the only birdie 3 of
the tournament on the 445-yard
first. Shooting into the wind. he
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Sarkisian Heads
Weight Lifters

Bob Sarkisian was winner yes
terday of the Michigan AAU vari-
ETY. weight lifting competition at
Yacos' Gymnasium. 40 Davenport.
He featured with 100-pound
reverse curl and 75-pound situp.
Norma Wieland. only woman COM
petitor in Detroit. brought up 255
In a dead lift. The state event will
be held here in September.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
i. N. TraCkmen Honor
Forrestd| as Captain

ANN ARBOR. June d Dick
Forrestal of Akron, H. Y. today
was named honorary captain OF
next seasons University OF Michi-
gan track squad as the athlete who
contributed most" among the
Wolverines thinclads during the
season just ended.
He placed second in the Big Ten
440 to Bob Kelley of Illinois. A
navy ROTC trainee, Forrestal Is
due to be transferred from the
L. of M. campus soon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Harmon Tops
P. 6. A. Trials
By NJ. r. pRUKENBRoD

PLUM HOLL Low, June A.
Claude Harmon of Lochmoor, the
first to finish in today's qualifying
round for the National p. G.. A.
tournament, became a threat for
medal honors with a 1912 for las.
Harmon had planned to catch a
4 o'clock train this afternoon for
Montreal 10 play in the Montreal
Open, and started his round al
7 o'clock. When he finished his
36 holes, however. he received
word his baby son had measles so
he Cancelled the trip.
Chick RHtan of Birmingham,
who played with Hammond, had
74-78-152, which seemed to as
sure him OF a qualifying place.
Harmon's 70 was the best of
the morning scores on the tough
wind-swept Plum Hollow course.
Following Rutan's 70 were AL
Watrous of Oakland Hills and
Sam Byrd, the home pro with rs.
Tommy Shannon OF Orchard Lake
had II and Ernie Shave 7S. These
we're the only scores under so in
the morning.
Watrous lost a chance 10 finish
at the top by taking seven on
the eighteenth. He was in the
ditch and took penalty shot and
then three-putted. Byrd was
making a bid for medaiist honors
by turning in the afternoon in 80,
three under par.
Other scores:
Ray Mcguire 80. Jack wInn.y so Frank
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

No Hitter For
Card Rookie

COLUMBUS, O.. June 4 CUP)-
Left-hander Pete Mazar. 2l, was
the newest satellite in the ever
producing ST. Louis Cardinal
farm system today, moving into
the ranks Of promising youngsters
with no-hit, no-run victory, 40.
for the Columbus Red Birds over
the Kansas City Blues.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
FERRIss RELIEVES

Young Wilson. a recruit from
Louisville, hurled eight innings,
before being replaced by the sem
sational Ferriss, who has appeared
In II Red Sox games either as a
pitcher or a pinch hitter.
The Red Sox scored in the
opening inning when Metkovich
singled, Mcbride walked, Metko-
vich stole third and came home
on single by Johnson.
Two more Sox tallies were
posted in the second on three
punched hits by Jack Tobin, Met.
kovich and Steiner.
The winning marker was nego-
tiated with two down. Lake
doubled and scored on a single by
Tobin, brother of Jim Tobin, who
pitches for the Braves. Cramer
and Outlaw paved the way for
Detroit runs with singles in the
fourth. And in the sixth, Out.
law singled and later scored on a
hit by Trout. W
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Firing In Class B, better known
as the expert division, Clark ran
up an aggregate score of 794. with
49-bull-eyes, to defeat his nearest
rival, Fred j. tPappy) Friedman,
veteran Detroit Gun Club rifle
man. Friedman tied for top
honors, but lost out on bullseyes
when he fired a score of .794-39.
Ferdinand P. Schimmel was third
with 7o0-3e
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Werneke Reioins Cubs

CHICAGO. June 4 (INS)-The
Chicago Cubs management an
nounced that Lon Warneke, So,
veteran highlander who has
been with the Cubs a good many
years, off and on, would join the
team again today at st. Louis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
CnfOrgiVeabIe
Sin--TO Fam

BOSTON. June 4 (UP)--A
Boston sportswriter took his
son 10 Fenway Park yesterday
TO meet Dave Ferriss, the Red
Sox wonder boy who has won
his hrst seven games.
Sonny. ! want you to meet
the great Dave Ferriss," said
the writer.
yah, know him." grumbled
the youngster. Hes the guy
who famed the other day with
two men on base"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Jockey Badly Hurt

WILMINGTON. Del. June 4
(UP)-Roy Fiocchi. Baltimore. an
apprentice jockey. was reported
in critical condition at Della
ware Hospital froan a brain con-
cussion suffered in spill at
nearby Delaware Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Bob Tales
Air Sailors Owner
Likely TO Miss Derby
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

1t. Cmdr. T. d. Buhl, USNR.
Detroiter on duty at navy blinfR
base near Elizabeth City, n. j.,
decided a couple of years ago to-
put his horses and his business
out of the running temporarily
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

the Red s OK
pitching phe-
nom Va h o has
won MS seven
starts N { h =
major leagues.
Not only did he
win them. he
he
trick in super
fashion 1t n
I our Shutouts
and an earned
run av era { Q
than a
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Sof+baII on Toniqh+

Idle for several days because OF
an unplsyable field, the Detroit
Softball Association has scheduled
the following games for tonight:
e4s p n-Kints W Police
500 o. m-Pepsi Girls vs.. Hudson Girls
400 .. m.-Hudson A. A. Va East side
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
SPORTS BREWT|ES

Naval Aviation Cadet Andrew
kasparian, %. Of Detroit. won
l45-pound regimental wrestling
title az St Msry's tCalD Pre-
Flight Hes son OF Mr.. and
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Breaking Even in Boston

aRsn FOR Trout In ninth.
DETROIT 600 20i o00-3
Boston lao 600 0i'--4
Runs-Cramer OUTLAW q Metkovieh 2.
Lake. robin. Runs batted in-Johnson, Met
Ieyl's Ieyi an s..nssao s.sL % % Detroit Trout s GSs
hit-Lake Sacrifice hits-Csrssrk Mater.
Stolen osses-Metkovieh q. Bases on balls
Struck out-By wilson S. By Trout g. Dousi.
plsys-Trout TO Mater 10 York Tobin 70
steiner 20 M.tkovich Hts--On Wilson. q In
pirss-MeGowsn, stewart ana Pssssrslla
rime-i:5e. Attendtnce-is 900 Estimated 1.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
SECOND CANT

Tsi.li 80 e17ll Totals - s77lS
sbatted for Terry In NTH
hBsusd for walters In ninth.
DETROIT 100 o3o ooo-4
solton olo 0ol 0l0-3
Runs-Wsbb MAYO 2 Rlchsrd, Johnson
Lake 2 Error,-Msisf Lax, Run, bsttsd in
-hekovich York Richards Mayo Cullen
pine Johnson Lake scored on double play
~ sifhth Len on hstes-Botton s. Detroit
TsooaN hitb-Johnion. webb Lake Home
Iun-hlcnsTds stolen bste-Yofk Bases on
by NsShout,r by Terry 2 ~ Woods
Doueh p.yi-Lan tun,ssstsd webb 10
MAYO 70 YORK. Wild pltch-wcods Hits-Otf
ninn Losing pi,eher-Tsrry umrira-e,su.
~ Pshsrels ana McCovsn. fins-i.s3
Attsndtnet-iss22
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

while his coun-
try was at war.
And now that
his Air Sailor is
a contender for
the most COW
eted prize in
n a & d o m, the
* p n I u c k y
Derby wreath,
he finds him
self at tn e
[ h r e shold of
success, but IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Minor Leagues

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus Al. Kansas City o.
Indianapolis lis. hlnnesPoit III.
81 Paul 10 lsUlsvfiir SIS,
Mllwaukes-T Toledo, vet grounds.
INTERNATIONAL LFAGUL
Jersey City IA baltimore 40.
Montreal e-e. Syracuse "a.
Nsvsrk 50 Toronto 90.
Rochsi'er-Buffalo. rain
pN~fFtc C0ssT IIAGTs
OAKLAND "a san Frsnsifco OF.
tan Disro 4-i Sacramento 81.
Portland s-i. seattle 81
Loo Angeles 10. hollywood 0-s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
APACHE OFF TO GOOD START
DICK NEvINs RETURNS

The Carter brothers. Glenn and
John, who weren't out so much in
the l. class last season -with-C Cad
lilac II, brought Dick Nevins out
Of the nautical mothballs 10 help
them win class honors Sunday,
beating Ted Kuhn's Surprise and
Hank Dunlap's Blue Mist,
Charley Lapworth stood out in
the catboat racing by topping the
Free-for-All. Hex crossed ahead
of the Ck-team boats whose skip
pers overstood the first mark
Numbered among the outstand-
ing casualties was the dismasting
of Prof. Art Locke's Lilith right
at the starting line. 1t was just
another mishap in a series for the
professor who had his ship stolen
by youthful river pirates 10 days.
ago.
Pintail broke a stay Bitten
tore her genoa jib while Estrellita
quit with loose rigging.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Sports
Ferriss, New Boston
ldoI Is Swell Guy
BY LLo MACDoNELL

CLEVELAND, June 4-Boston
has a new baseball idol, new
Babe Ruth. new Ted Williams,
former Hubtown greats
The new star Is Dave FerrlSS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Lose Only One Hole
In 2 Matches for Title
~ Unltsd Press
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

GRAND RAPIDS June 4-Blythefeds inVatona golf
although held already has distinction
defending champions
repeated
JACK Sharp RAPIDS foundry executive Koen
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
BETTER GOLF
Correct Grip
trhb Ia 23da o; ssri.sl
BY SAM SNEAD

Coifs Great Teacher and Pioys,
The correct golf grip is unlike
any other grip in sports. The idea
in the golf grip is to so position
the hands that they accommodate
themselves TO the demands OF a
golf swing. To accomplish this
the hands are so overlapped or
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Takes a Rifle Match
I'm Duck Weather
BY DON GILLIES

Competing duck hunting than rifle
shooting Ceand Clark of Birmingham proved ne was an all
weather defeating field 81 entered In the South
eastern Michigan Rifle and Pistol Associations registered small
matches Yesterday the Wyandotte municipal
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
EASTERN RECORD

To bag his sixth triumph in 10
starts. Newhouser Welded eight
hits, fairly well scattered.
Two OF the three Boston runs
were the result Of had breaks for
the Tiger left-hsnder. One was
unearned- and the other came
after Bob JohnSon'S fly ball
dropped for double AS Doc
Cramer fell running for the
catch.
Ysnk Terry, who started for
the Red SoXl- pitched five innings
before being lifted for a pinch hit
ter. Eight Of the nine Tiger hits
and all four of their runs came
of Terry.
George Woods. giant woodsman
from Vermont. who hurled sensa-
tionally for Holy Cross in coll
legiate baseball, finished on the
hill for the Sox and held the
Tigers in check. but it was too
late.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
igers Win on Trip; Lose First Series
Seas Take HeavyTOH
I'm Opening Regatta
BY GEORGE e. VAN

BIgeMAsh from sundays Detroit Yacht Club resattai
81 third Of them didn't finish That
YOU cool took heavy toll in ships
and
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Michigan clinched Big Ten base
ball title Saturday by whipping
Purdue twice. 90 and 4-2. and
cannot be denied II even though
losing final two games 10 Ohio
State next Friday and Saturday
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

NAVY powerful 20 man squad
Is favored IN annual NCAA track
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
fIsIInpAYs RESULTS
Washlnrtsn ii, Chicago Is.
Neu York s-t. Cieveiaad IA
philadelphia 80, 81. Leafs i-e seesns
game called end of thirteesth-stst eurfev
law
ropAfs CAMS
Ne fame seheduled
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Mueller Faces
Indians in Isl
By LEO MACDoNELL

CLEVELAND, June 4 - Les
Mueller who in his first big league
starting role turned back the
Yankees in New York with a bril-
liant two-hit performance. will
pitch for the Tigers against the
Indians in a night game at Mu-
nicipsl Stadium here tomorrow.
Al Smith, left-hander, will hurl
for Cleveland.
II will be the first night game
of the season here and will also
inaugurate three-game series be-
tween the Tigers and Indians. who
returned from the East today.
Winning seven out of their I II
games on the Atlantic seaboard,
the Indians, after their shaky sea-
sons start. revealed new life. The
Indians Eastern record was better
than the Tigers. who lost six
six against seven wins.
BOUDREAU OUT
Louis Boudreau, Cleveland star,
has been out OF the lineup with
an ulcer in the right eye.
Frank tStubby) Overmire and
Harold Newhouser will hurl for
the Tigers Wednesday and Thurs
day Paul Dizzy Trout is sched-
uled TO chuck against the White
Sox in twilight game in Detroit
Friday. Trout. who returned to
action in Boston Sunday afte
b ing on the side lines for two
weeks with an ailing side, pitched
fairly we'll, though he lost. He
said he felt no bad effects from
pitching in Boston's near freezing
weather.
Steve -0iNeiii was pleased that
Trout was able TO 60 the nine
innings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

CK-tssn cstbos's-Polnts We, ~ n.
tolt Yacht Club 10 Detroit Boa, Ciub
Edison Bost Club 2. Champion Finn CDpC
ol 20 nale clark Dye 3.o73 Hsinis
Sehuck fEBC 3.ls'is' UcEsrs Donsis,c1
dye ~ - Enmst Mccoy fDYCI
8 - 20 Only boats - finish. In this eisu
starter DNF '
A-hhndlcap-b0h RoedStrumt Cotton Top
ONLY starter fshcre VsG even Docvs
nriShrr ''''
OK Free 'or Ai--Won ~ Charles Lspror,b
DNC Larry Pace DHC second Bob Gov,
hireid kornei',I and Don kiifore OF Dye
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

In fifth flight final al Blythe
field. illness prevented George r..
Nelson's partner from playing. so
Nelson took on two opponents
sSooe SasSH Won. ( Nlp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
stan Hack

GNnh u ~ Y ~
completed 3S
games without
error by hand
ling y chances
terdav ss
CNbS divided
with Boston
y n W n a 6
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
RICHARDS HOMERS

One OF the eight safeties of
Terry was home run by Paul
Richards. the Tiger catcher's sec.
ond Of the year. His first came
in the opening game OF the sea-
son in ST. Louis.
The Tigers scored their first
marker in the first inning when
Eddie Mayo singled. moved ~
second on Roy Cullenbine's out
and crossed the plate when Rudy
York spanked A single TO center.
The other three counters came
in the fifth. Richards exploded
his homer against the screen atop
the left field palings. And after
Newhouser grounded out, Skeeter
Webb doubled against the same
boards.
Mayo scored Webb with a single
and Eddie clicked at the plate
when Cullenbine's sharp grounder
took a hop over Eddie Lakes
head
The first Of the three Boston
tallies was chalked up in the sec
ond when Johnson led off with a
double and scored when George
Metkovich laced a single to right.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
GETS FIVE HITS

II was one OF five hits the Bos-
ton first baseman collected in The
two games. Metkovich also stole
two bases and personally scored
a pair Of runs in the first game.
The Red Sox picked up another
marker in the sixth when Lake
led of with two-bagger and
scored on a single by Johnson.
The third and last of the Sox
runs came in the eighth. Lake
was given life al first on Bobby
Maier's wide throw 10 the base.
He raced 70 third on Ben Steiner's
single and scored as Tom Nc
Bride hit into double play.
Making his first appearance on
the mound in more than two
weeks, when sidelined with a torn
side muscle. Trout gave up IL hits
in the first game.
Seven Of them came in the first
three innings, accounting for three
Of the four Boston runs. After
that Trout pitched we'll enough.
but his mates were unable 10 con-
meet with the slants of Jim VIII
son and Dave Ferriss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

slop and got his first winning gun
in the S-meter class after two
years "a. Most improved skipper
hereabouts and you can give a
guy named Joe with the last name
Of Snay due credit for Gonyeau's S
improvement.
Armida worked away on the
win ward leg and was never
headed although Tom Petzeld's 5
ThiSbe challenged Armlda led
Thishe by Is seconds after the
weather leg but stretched away
on the spinnaker run home 10 the
finish In front of the Detroit
Yacht Club. GonyeauS other crew
members are his brother Jay, Pete
Bayer and Henry TyVaert.
DUNN WINS DEBUT
Charley Becks Djinn made an
auspicious debut. as the saying
goes, in the 6-meter class, stretch
ing away on the weather leg and
adding TO it on the reach and
spinnaker run home in the ID TO
lS-mile breeze Doc Carlisle
Wilson's Solenta took third ahead
of Jim Grants Sprig and Hal
Howe'S Dodo, the latter sailed by
Valboe. graduate catboat skipper
Doc Dodenhoff's Medic, max
ing her first start, withdrew soon
after the start while Challenge
sailed the wrong course John
Cameron, Bud Burt and Boyd
Benkert sailed with Beck.
APACHE OFF TO GOOD START
loot Gmeiner had Apache dane
ing in the racing-cruising class
right from the start. where she
took the lead and kept il until
she got the gun in front of the
D. Y. c. Dick Swegles. Bill Wag-
ner, Frank Kursten. =Hollar.
Ed Scanlon and Fred Blackwood
Sr. and Jr. comprised her crew.
Charley Buysees Fisher Is
lander, Last Straw, we'll handled
all the way, hung on 10 Apache
10 take second ahead of the other
32s. Giete Wellings Vitesse and
Ledge Mitchell's Soubrette (Whis-
peri, which made her bow locally.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS NIGHT CANT
Nev York ., ST Louis :
YtsrERDAY's RESULTS
St louis ii-e, Nev York IA
Ltnsinnau ga. BrookIyu Al.
Boston Al ChieaEo IN
Fneburth 10, rhihdsiphn eti fseeor
TODArs GAMft
Cincinnati 81 rituburth, rain.
Only game scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

and field meet at Milwaukee Sat.
urday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Eddie Pick. one-time Chicago
Cubs and Cincinnati third base
man, played in golf tourney at
Blythefield, Grand Rapids
Pick is long hitter and he and
Rube Jordan went 10 semifinals
in first flight before losing on
third extra hole TO Ellis Berry and
Clarence HacquoII OF Red Run.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Ray Mcguire 40 Jack winnty so Frank
Walsh go Joe Before 90 Harci6 Whitin ftcn
s2 Bill BEsvn 81, Donnit v,ushn 50
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

handled l5s chances.
Evening star., 1945-12-07
Senate Hearing Set
On D. {. Cut Ban

The Senate District Committee is
scheduled to meet Monday at 10
am. to decide whether the recon-
mended enactment of the proposed
Fair Trade Act" for the District to
permit contracts fixing minimum
sale prices on all trademarked and
name-branded commercial products
sold here.
One of the issues which may be
debated at the open meeting is the
excluding of the liquor trade from
the provisions of the bill, which is
authored by Senator Saltonstall,
Republican, of Massachusetts.
Chairman Bilbo announced a ia
vorable report on the measure would
be made Monday by the subcom-
mittee headed by Senator Johnston,
Democrat, of South Carolina. The
bill encountered no opposition at
recent hearings before the Johnson
subcommittee.
When Senator Saltonstall intro
duced the bill September 20, he said
it was intended primarily to protect
drug products. Under it's present
wording, however, it is argued its
effect might be to end "cut-rate"
sales of liquor as we'll as drug and
other products.
Chairman Bilbo said he hoped all
the arguments would be made Mon
day. Il don't believe we should pre-
vent cut-rate sales" said Senator
Bilbo, but also / don't believe
there should be such cut-throat
Evening star., 1945-12-07
Marine Doctor Heads
Southern Surgeons
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
HOT SPRINGS, Va. Dec. T.
Col Daniel Collier Elkin, Marine
Corps, chief of surgical service at
Ashford General Hospital, White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, was elected
president of the Southern Surgical
Association at the organization s
closing session yesterday.
New vice presidents elected were
DR.. Charles Bruce Morton II of the
University of Virginia Hospital and
DR.. R. L. Sanders, Memphis, Tenn.
DR.. Alfred Blalock, Baltimore, was
reelected secretary and DR.. Car
rington Williams, Richmond, was
reelected treasurer.
Evening star., 1945-12-07
D. {. Dentist Lauds
Plan for State Grants
By the Associated Press.
ME1xI XnPK non

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. .7.-Dr. Sterling
Y. Mead Of Washington, president
elect of the American Dental AS
sociation, said yesterday that the
groups plan "of grants-in-aid to
States for the extension of dental
services is practical and desirable. "
In a speech at the Greater New
York Dental Associations annual
convention, DR.. Mead said:
THE greatest problem that now
confronts us is the care of children
Every child should have an annual
examination right on through grade
and high schools If parents are
unable to meet the costs of dental
care, it should pe provided fol
ing satisfactorily in the District OF
Columbia.
ITO accomplish this purpose addi-
tional funds will be necessary. We
believe in States rights and the
recognition of States rights. We
have introduced legislation in Con-
gress, and have had recent hearings
and believe that we have convinced
those who attended our hearings
and those members in Congress who
will handle the matter that our
plan of grants-in-aid to States for
the extension of dental services Is
practical and desirable"
Evening star., 1945-12-07
Newspaper Guild Issues
PAGE One Awards for AS
Ry the Associated Press.

ES me Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. THE News
paper Guild of New York last night
presented page l awards" to %
individuals. two theatrical produc-
tions and the Army magazine Yank
at its Page of 1945 ball in Madi-
son Square Garden.
The Guild Awards Committee also
voted posthumous award to War
Correspondent Ernie Pyle in select
ing what it judged to be outstanding
figures in the fields of stage, screen
radio, music. letters and public
affairs.
Included among the awards were
those to two theatrical productions
Deep Are the Roots for its courage
in attacking domestic problem
and ON the Town" voted the most
original show
Other awards included: Enter
tainment, Joe E. Lewis, Jane Fro
man, Frank Sinatra motion pic
lures, Bing Crosby, Frank Capra
Gene Kelly, Ingrid Bergman; stage
Laurette Taylor; radio, Fibber Nc
Gee and Molly, Norman Corwin
Frank Kingdom; music, Irving Berlin
Dean Dixon, Duke Ellington, Eddie
Condor; letters, Bill Mauldin, Arthur
M. Schlesinger, jr., and Milton
Caniff; sports, Hank Greenberg;
public affairs. Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
welt, Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower
and 10 Davidson.