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Evening star., 1945-02-25
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Evening star., 1945-02-25
Birthday Dinner
viii Be Given

Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Mann will
entertain at dinner Wednesday eve
ming In their home on Glebe road In
Arlington in celebration of the S0th
birthday anniversary Of Mr.. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary In 1888.
They have resided for 80 years In
Arlington, where Mr.. Mann has
taken a prominent part in civic af-
fairs. They came to Washington IS
years ago when Mr.. Mann was sent
from Richmond to be superintend~
ent of the District of Columbia
Paper Manufacturing 90. Mrs.
Mann before her marriage, which
took place in Richmond, was Miss
Lessie B. Tiller Of that city. Mr..
Mann was born in a log cabin in
Dodge County, Tex, the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Streshley Mann.
Making arrangements for the
birthday celebration is their faith
full retainer, Margaret, who has been
with them for 40 years.
A feature Of the celebration will
be music, recitations and games. the
program being planned by Mrs. J.
Robert Mossburg, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the celebration will be Miss Ann
UbhofI, formerly Of Washington now
residing in New York; the Misses
Florence and Lillian Mann Of Balti-
more. nieces of Mr.. and Mrs. Mann,
and Mrs. Elmer Williams of jack
sonVille.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
News of Interest
In AnnabOhs

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Feb. 24.-Miss
Margaret Howard, daughter of Mrs.
Abram c. Howard, is spending this
week end at Smith College and was
joined there by Miss Margaret
Robertson of New York for the
Washington birthday holidays
Mrs. Orville E. Coffman and Mrs.
Donald w. Atkinson have left for
Los Angeles for an indefinite visit
Mrs. E. D. Erickson of Chicago
is visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Norman
Smith.
Mrs. Arthur Burneston Owens has
as her guests for the week end, Capt.
and Mrs. Allen Calvert of Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Harvard Club
Plans Dinner

The Harvard Club Of Washington
will give its annual dinner at the
Mayflower Hotel March at
o'clock. Mr.. Eliot Wadsworth, re-
Gently elected president of the club,
will preside at the event. Mr.. Wads-
worth succeeds Col. Ralph o. Hal
lett, who retires after Is years sery-
ice to the, club.
Speakers at the dinner will be
Dr.. James Bryant Conant, presi-
dent Of Harvard University; Mr..
Walter Lppmann, Col. Pierpont
Morgan Hamilton, holder of the
Congressional Medal Of Honor, and
the Very Rev. John Wallace Suter,
dean Of the Washington Cathedral
Of st. Peter and st. Paul. Mr.. E. c.
Kavanagh is chairman of the An
nual Dinner Committee.
Evening star., 1945-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan D. Smelling
of Arlington announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Juana
Sylvia Smelling to Pvt. Joseph Lave
Atchison, U. s. A., son of Mrs. Joseph
Lave Atchison and the late Mr..
Atchison of Washington, formerly
Of Thomasville, Ala.
The ceremony took place yester-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
Cavalry Baptist Church, the Rev.
DR.. Clarence w. Crawford officiating
Pvt. Atchison took his medical
course under the Army specialized
training program at Georgetown
University School of Medicine. He
now is stationed in Atlantic City
and in September will continue the
study of medicine in New York. The
young couple will reside at ATLANTIC
City
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glorious seafood and steak platters
and everything is cooked to your
order. The restaurant is unique in
itself. It occupies two large build
ings, in the same block. It is filled
with innumerable dining rooms.
Ask the headwaiter to seat you
at the Captains Table, or in the
Ships Cabin, or in any Of the other
Marine Dining Rooms. 1921 and
1907 z STREET NV,
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be able to resist the colorful. light
hearted prints to wear now under
your fur coat-and later under the
sun. And best of all this shop is
open every evening until 8 pm. for
those who are unable to shop dur
ing the day. Stop in tomorrow.
1927 CONN. AVE. Phone AID. 7432.
e" SAY 1T IN PRINT
" the wittiest language Of
spring fashion. The lovely print
dresses at BRESLAU, the friendly
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wear Tor spring.
Duel lives ore mere nothinss
eompored to the ingenious
combinations thot will odorn Us.
And you'll eertoinly not be able
to soy you "hoven't q thing to
weor" even if you buy only one
new costume.
How? Simple, no end. Copes,
jackets, eiIets, flowers, blouses.
skirts with contrasting joekets!
They'll make mony eostumes-
They'll do the tricks.
Evening star., 1945-02-25

SCHOOL offers very comprehen-
sive course in fashion modelling.
Private and semi-private classes
from l to 9 pm. Consult Miss
Atkinson. She will be delighted to
help you. ITO CONN. AVE. Phone
NO. GIL.
i" HERE'S WHAT YOU'VE
BEEN WAITIN
FORT" Genuine alligator. genuine
lizard and genuine snakeskin shoes
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waved py Tie udu
stylists at HEADS
OF CONNECTICUT
w E N u E. They
know the secret of
glamour and will do
your hair as simply
or as exotically as
you wish. Do let
them start you off
for Snrinp with a
Evening star., 1945-02-25

store-it has so many things from
which to choose. Its entire mez-
canine is devoted to coats and suits
and the selection at the moment is
very large. with prices from s26.95
to $50. No matter what type Of
suit you choose-they have blouse
TO enhance it. Located just two
doors above Dupont Circle-at 1902
CONN. AVE. NO. 1859.
IS T OSE WEIGHT IN
POUNDS AND INCH
ES"-and see how lovely your fie-
ure becomes, Take course at
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see I n e lovely
fashions at the
STROM STYLE
SHOP, now un-
d er the ne W
owner = manage
ment of ESTHER
SAVAGE, W h o
personally super
vises every altera-
ton. See the
new tailore d.
ar d / an and
dressmaker suits
If Hpe uOolepS
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beauty" Yes,
if you're q tall
girl and have
6 90 d proper
tions, you can
embark on a
are er as a
fashion manne-
q u in. T h e
P E A r L T.
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shop, really rate
head-l lines for their
originality, t h e j 7
W ca r a b i lity and
beauty. Dark back =
ground prints TO
W e ar now under
your fur coat-and
later in the spring
Exquisite Ii g h I
BACKGROUND prints
Evening star., 1945-02-25

ANNE KEEL
LYss. the
largest a n d
most modern
health club
in t o W n
u spo tire
ducing m a =
chimes, pos
tllre eynr-
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AVA = 4A4N =
r u n S a n d
snags can be
completely
eradicated -
at small cost
and your
stockings will
h a v e re =
newed life.
THEW also
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m o 5 I enclantlng
f1owered h a ts to
order. And have a
" o n d erful collec-
lection of new, crisp
white straws, white
piques a n d plaid
tahetas. Also un-
trimmed. h a n d.
blocked, Gust o m
made hats that can
be ordered in col
ors or trimmed as
is. Prices start at
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fine basic permanent. They spe-
cialize in both Cold Waves and
Machines Permanents-and will
give you the one best suited to the
texture of your hair. 1923 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE. 5811. Bethesda
salon: 7248 Wisconsin Avenue.
Phone OIL. 1916.
IS L EEP YOUR TUMMY IN
TOW" Put yourself into
the hands of the figure experts" at
MARCEL'S-and see how they slim
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plceo
at $12.95. Just
hurry up to ROSS
S A T U r N. And
be sure to bring
your No. 3 Ration
Book - with its
valid Stamps num-
ber /, 2 or 8. No
loose coupons will
4 L u
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crepe blouse at
L. FRANK CON-
PANY 1t
is designed with
a high neckline.
edged with a mar
row embroidery
rume. The same
n row frill
marches down the
front and trims
Evening star., 1945-02-25

TWO per-
so n olities
at will is
being put
to shame
b y I h e
{ q S h ! ons
we're be-
ginning to
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sleeves. The buttons are ar
ranged in groups of two. And this
beauty is only $795. Main floor.
F STREET at 18th.
- THEY LOVE TO BE IN
YOUR SHOES" ad-
init the precious stockings that have
been repaired by the STEIOS
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come TO your
home. There is
no charge for
this u n / q u e
service - and
at your o W n
dressing table,
she will guide
you in sensible
skin care and
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ROSS-SATuRk

ROSS-SATURN is open daily from
9 to $50; Thursday from to 8.
1928 CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
Phone DU. 0346.
" STEP INTO SPRING.
TIME'-step into the
SHELBURNE SHOP, which Is
blossoming for spring-with large
colIertjnK, of
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O'DONN ELLIS
SEA q r IL L.
It's q favored
spot with know
ing folks who
appreciate a n d
enjoy delicious
I o o d S. They
cnacia1iya IN
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$3.50. Open from 10 am. to 8 pm.
1892 CONN. AVE. OR. l168.
" IF YOU'RE RUSHED FOR
" TINE DURING THE
DAY" choose your spring ward
robe at THE BLAIR SHOP In the
Evening star., 1945-02-25

evening. e Yes,
they're open
until 9 pm.
daily except
5 a t u r d a y.
This Won
de rful little
shop Is prac-
t tc ally a
m l n / a t ure
d e pertment
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you down. It's all
very simple and
very effective.
And the method
is known as RE
DUCEVAC" re-
quires no diet, no
exercise, no drugs.
You simply lie in
a relaxed position
W h lie vacuum
cups magically
e~N& ~Ael,,n> ~1x,r
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hips, legs, thighs and tummy. And
your figure will be recontoured into
more perfect proportions. For all
over reducing. try the Humidified
Heat Treatments, 10 for $27.50.
1922 10Th ST. NV. RE. 1746.
+" WHERE SHALL WE COZ"
For dinner tonight-for
luncheon tomorrow-for supper the
evening after. There's only one
Evening star., 1945-02-25

And dresses in a complete range of
sizes-from junior size 7 to women's
40. 6129 GEORGIA AVE. GE. 4570.
" THAT'S JUST T HE
THING FOR A CARDI-
GAN JACKET" Helene enthused
when she saw lovely white rayon
Evening star., 1945-02-25

|" WORD DOES GET
UND" and
every one is delig ted with
They make the
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Dr.. Jskyl and Mr.. Hyde
Fashions for Spring

Thot fomous daoi character
Of history and literoture-Dr.
JekyI and Mr.. Hyde--whose
ability TO utilize either Of the
Evening star., 1945-02-25

up. It's fun to "try before you buy"
and you'll really enjoy every mo-
ment of it.
". SHE WALKS IN BEAUTY"
II you're Zip Topper" "
a tall gal over $40" tall-it can
truly be said Of you: "She walks in
Evening star., 1945-02-25

cises. steam cabinet and shower. 10
times. $3.50; 20 times. s24. Ten
half-hour Swedish messages with
steam cabinet and lamp, s35. 1929
F ST. NV. MA. 1856.
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S u i S: tai
lored, cardi-
& a n a n d
dres ssm aker
types . . Of
gabardine. g b
c 0 u v e r t,
shetland and
wool crepes.
Y ou won't
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with faint tracery patterns-that
will be wonderful for spring and
summer. You'll find suits galore
and coats, too. A wonderful collec-
ton awaits you. GIT 18th ST. NV.
Phone MA. 6868.
4" ERAME YOUR FACE
WITH FLATTERY."
Frame it with becoming coiffure
that has first been permanently
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Residents on Tribs

Mrs. Aaron Ascher and her young
baby have gone to Chicago to visit
her mother-in-law and to join her
husband, who Is stationed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Kass are
spending some time In Palm Beach.
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" WHY, I'VE SEEN THAT
'''' DRESS IN HARPERS
BAZAAR" And that suit in
Voguer' you'll exclaim when you
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inweave cigarette burns, moth holes
and snags in clothing and fine
linens. 613 18th ST. NV.
F" FLOWER PRINTS THAT
BLOOM IN THE
SPRING" can be seen during
the FASHION SHOW and LUNCH
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6@e..~Aavr ;.
(1mM HELeIne Ne

+" national a33e"-that's
the magic number to
call when you want a trained cul-
tured BEAUTY COUNSELOR to
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NN next Bat
urday in PAIL
MALL ROOM
OF the Hotel Ra-
leigh. Gay. COL
orful spri i n g
prints, chic suit
a n d hower-be-
decked hats will
be modelled by
-k
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ming mannequins in this weekly
featured event. Come before l pm.
for the show starts promptly. For
reservations-call Mr.. Arthur--NA.
$50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

Going back TO Detroit and It's
possibilities Of holding the f1ght.
You already know that Louis, the
champion, has requested this city
as the site
Due 10 tax situations in New
York, Mike Jacobs says he leans
toward this town.
But John J. Hettche, the boxing
commissioner OF Michigan, refuses
70 say anything.
/, asked him about IL last night
at Arena Gardens and the best l
could get out Of his whole con-
versation was that he is 10 talk 20
Mike Jacobs in New York today
and II ! cared. or any member Of
the Times staff wanted 20 hold an
ear. we could be on the other
phone in his office.
This is probably the first time
in history that double talk" ever
reached long distance proportions.
+ witt not be on any other end
OF Hettche's telephone system to-
day. Neither will any one else on
the sports staff OF the Times
Eventually you may expect a
statement from him saying he
does, or does not, want the fight
here.
And II Michigan does want the
fight, somebody would do well to
get busy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Drake Criipp|es
Set for Titdns

DIES MONIES. Ia. Oct. 23-
Drake University gridders were
busy looking over University of
Betroit plays as they went back
to work preparing for the game
with the Titans in the Motor City
Friday night
The Bulldogs had the usual
minor hurts following the Cruel
ling 19-all struggle with Denver
here Friday night.
Drake will be in better shape
for the Detroit game. Bruce Bran
don, 200-pound center injured in
the Tulsa fray two weeks ago,
will be ready to go again replac-
ing 160-peund Mike Rito of Chi
cago. Orville Myers of Astoria,
Ore, a tackle, has recovered from
a rib injury after being out of
action for two weeks.
Ralph Bruben of Joliet, H.,
stellar guard, will be in far better
condition after the terrific pound
ing he took as the Bulldogs bat
tied with Tulsa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
PiTnlicO Race
Bids Go to III

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. %
INS)-The Maryland Jockey
Club today extended invitations 10
eleven thoroughbreds, representing
the cream of the American turf.
for the Nov. II running of the
$25 600 Pimlico special.
President Henry A. Parr III.
Racing Secretary Charles J. Nc
Lehman and their Maryland
Jockey Club associates invited
Warren Wright's Pot o Luck and
Armed; Mrs. Edward Mulrennans
First Fiddle; Mrs. f.. d. jacobs
Stymie; Mrs. p. A. B, Widener's
Polynesian: w. L. BrannS Gal
lorette; Maine Chance Farms
War Date; Louis B. Mayors
Busher and Thumbs Up; F. w.
Hooper's Hoop Jr. and the Green
tree Stables Devil Diver.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Footwork
By FRED WOLF
National STAR

II is becoming a m m o n
practice in establishments
throughout the city TO prohibit
any one bowling without bowl
ing shoes. This is really a great
help 10 the beginner, because 1t
will make it much easier 10 go
up TO that foul-line. lit also
serves as a protection 10 the
bowler wearing bowling shoes,
as street shoes mark up the
way and deposit rubber,
causing a sticky condition.
II a bowler cannot secure his
own ball, he should at least have
his own shoes, as the sOles OF
street shoes are too stiff, and
become so highly polished II is
very hard To maintain any bal
ance and consistency In his foot
work.
One Of the fund a m @ n al
things in acquiring perfect foot
work, lies in the selection OF
correct shoes. II is extremely
difficult TO release the ban IN
the right manner, at the desired
spot, unless the proper sh oe 5
are used.
Right here, we might remind
you left-handers that you can't
wear a right-hander's pair OF
shoes. Why? Because you must
slide on your right foot, and or
dinarily the right sh oe has a
rubber sole. This sudden stop
at the fou line would be very
disastrous.
Good bowling, wi hOut
doubt, Is controlled by proper
footwork more thap any other
competitive sport. When an ALL
star bowler Is In a slump, he,
invariably, will trace his trouble
10 improper foOtwork. have
seen bowlers change shoes right
I'm the middle Of an important
match, because they thought
the approach was a little slip
perry, or possibly sticky. Some
times just change Of the left
shoe will straighten out a bowl
er's footwork.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Bob Tales
Hex on Detroit
for Big Bout
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Let's get cozy for a minute.
Is there a chance certain people
are trying to discourage a heavy
weight championship fight be-
tween Joe Louis and Billy Conn
in Detroit next June?
Even Walter Winchell seems to
have his oar in the troubled fistic
waters. He says over the air that
Joe Gould. now doing his stint in
the jug, will be Louis manager
when the jug is uncorked.
II isn't for me to tell Mr.. Win
chell when he is wrong. But the
facts go something like this.
Joe Gould, as manager of James
]. Braddock, did get a contract
on Louis earnings after the afore-
mentioned Mr.. Gould Jumped" a
contract with Max Schmeling and
gave the crack at the champion
ship to Louis instead. Schmeling,
you'll recall, had handed Louis his
only professional knockout as well
as his only defeat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Once Drew 48,Il8

And, of course, il means an
other big gate when the Bears
come TO Briggs Stadium next
Sunday 10 take on the Lions. IT
-is not likely an attendance rec
ord will be set, however. The
Lions and Bears drew 48,11S here
Oct. 3, 1943. which is apt to stand
for sometime TO come.
Bob Wakefield, former UCLA
triple threat star, who passed the
Bears dizzy this past Sunday, is
one Of the big reasons for the
showing OF the Rams,
Incidently, Watefield's staunch-
est rooter is his wife, Jane Rus
sell. of the films. She has a three
month furlough from Hollywood
and the couple has set up house
keeping in a small Cleveland
apartment.
The Rams have an added Holly
wood touch. Chile Walsh, the
general manager. and his brother
Adam, the coach, are also from
the film capital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
PRODUCT OF KISKI

Up from Kiski, Michigan farm
club" in Pennsylvania, Greene, a
Pittsburgh boys reported AZ Mich
igan as d quarterback. So, he was
made a tackle. But, he never got
10 be a regular. He served as a
stand-in for AL Wistert.
But, Greene was not without
fame at Ann Arbor. He was a
heavyweight wrestler of note and
served as captain of his schools
team. He is also a good swimmer.
Moreover, Greene otherwise Is
a learned young man now work
ing for masters degree when
not playing end and snatching
passes for the Lions.
In the meantime, Greene and
other Lions are preparing for
next Sundays battle with the
Bears at Briggs Stadium, always
a highlight game on Detroit's
schedule. Under Coach Charles +.
(Gus) Dorais, the Lions, idle yes
terday, resumed daily workouts
at Robinson Field today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Klein Seeks Title
For Third Time

Louis Klein seeks 10 Join the
three-time winners club when he
wrestles Walter Roxy in an
M. w. A. junior heavy belt match
at FaTrview Gardens tonight
Klein has won the belt twice
before. Bert Ruby and Leo Wal
lick are three.time winners. The
bout is paired with the Alex
Kasaboski-Stocky Nelson match
in the twin bill Tiger" Tasker
VS.. Dale Wayne and Vic Costello
VS.. George Connel are one-fall
bouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
II Sports q
DREW

Forty-seven days of racing will
open at the Bay Meadows track,
south Of San Francisco, today, TO
be featured by the $4,000 handi-
cap. Dec. 8.
Paul RobesOn Jr., star Cornell
halfback who quit the team be-
fore the start OF the season be-
cause he expected an early draft
call, has returned to the Big Red
lineup.
Ellis Phillips, Negro lightweight
from Philadelphia, scored an upset
knockout over Gus (PelD Nell OF
Montreal in the third round last
night at New York's st. Nicholas
AFeFa.-----------------
Jack Lavoie of Providence, with
seven points. tops the scorers in
the American Hockey League.
Tony Bukovitch of indianapolis IS
tied for the next spot with six
points.
Medical examinations sh o W
Frankie Sinkwich, former Detroit
Lion star, suffered no permanent
injuries in the recent service game
in west but will not play again
this season. Physicians decided TO
put a cast around his knee TO
speed healing. He won't be re-
leased from the hospital for at
least two weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

park. They showed that they APP
preciated his kindness by present.
ing him with a desk set when he
went into the army more than
four years ago.
That service in the army has
not change Greenberg was
proved recently when he was host
to the members of the ground
staff at a party staged in celebra-
ton of the Tigers World Series
triumph. The party was held at
the Ball Park Grill, 1882 Michi-
gan, with more than Is in attend
anee. Hank provided Dutch
lunch and several half barrels OF
beer for the guests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

beach say Uncle Nike gained his
point. He cut down that per-
centage.
Undoubtedly Gould and Brad,
dock will share in Louis earn
ings as long as he is champion.
But that doesn't mean Gould is
coming out of the cooler 10
take over active management of
the heavyweight champion Of the
world
Indeed. this would be one for
the Boxing Uplift Society 10 pom
der over at the next meeting,
which will be held any minute.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Famous Londos Spin
Wins for Greek Star

George Macricostas defeated
Walter Sirois, in the main go Of
Arcadia's opening wrestling show
last night, MacricoStas used the
airplane spin made famous by Jim
Londes, the Golden Greek No. l.
Mango Singh beat Miguel Torres
in two straight falls, Tiger Tasker
tanned Buck Masters and Victor
Costello beat Fritz Kreuger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
Bob Lunn Named
To Face Michigan

CHAMPAIGN, H.. Oct. %
(INS) Freshman Bob Lunn,
from Spring Valley, III, moved
into a first-string spot at left
guard today for Illinois, girding
for the Illinis homecoming game
against Michigan Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24
SpOr IS
Pro- Loop Having
Greatest Season
Nv LEO MACnoNEII

What, with a wild champion
ship scramble in two divisions
and a greater interest than ever
in professional football as reflect
ed in record crowds, the National
League is enjoying what promises
20 be the circuits greatest season.
That, my friends. should be a
tonic for owners and coaches in
the established loop who may suf-
fer the jitters whenever they hear
named the -All-America Confer
ence. the rival big time outfit
that threatens 10 get into action
in another year.
There may even be room for
the two loops, should the prom
ised wheel actually get rolling.
Regardless, II Is The belief OF this
writer that the old league will
continue the dominant organiza-
ton,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-24

this state totaled $500. That
also isn't hay.
Frank Sprogell was reelected
president for the sixth year. Joe
Before and Watrous again we're
named vice-presidents, while Tom
my Shannon was elected secre-
tary-treasurer TO succeed Ernie
Shave. who had held the office
for five years but who now is in
the manufacturing business.
OLE CLARK ELECTED
Ole Clark was added to the
board Of directors, other men,
bers of which are Joe Devany
and Emil Beck. Warren Orlick
and Maurie Wells are the new
vice-presidents-at-large IA
Sprogell reported that rubber
for golf balls will not be available
before late next season, which
means that golfers will have TO
struggle along with the "synthet-
les" The latter already are on
the market and so far star golf
ers are none too enthusiastic
about them.
Fortunately, though, they at
least are the equal Of the re-
prooessed balls.