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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Willis Drilling

With road work completed, Le-
roy Willis today will start indoor
drills al Williams gym for his
match with Ruby Garcia at Olym-
PA next Friday night
From New York, Garcia sent
word he would arrive here Sun
DAY He, too, will top off train
inc at Williams gym. In his last
showing here Garcia won over
- Leon Spencer al Arcadia, stir
mig upset that earned the Puerto
RiCan the shot at Willis.
Willis previously had beaten
JuSte Fontaine. the local Negro
stars sixteenth victory in as many
starts as a pro.
Matchmaker Londes has an
nounced Cliff Beckett, the Sud
bury slugger. and Charley Pada-
limo will tangle in a six-rounder.
Beckett beat Martin Doyle in
his last local showing. PadalinO.
q local favorite. has won all Of
his eight pro bouts. beating Willie
Watkins in the most recent of
those matches.
Mickey Quack OF Pittsburgh
and Terry Finley Of Toronto have
been rcmatched. They are booked
for six rounds. Quack beat the
Canadian in their first meeting
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

called Sonia Henie Henry Nor
genthaus pinup girl" because
government taxes will take a
large portion of those two mil
hons
Her husband. Capt. Dan Top
ping OF the marines, recently
bought a third interest in the
New York Yankee ball club. Top
ping, millionaire "A dvertising
executive, already owned the
Brooklyn football Dodgers.
Since the queen of the ice
turned professional in 1886, she
has rolled up more money than
Dempsey Tunney Ruth or any
other sports biggie. The Golden
Gals seven tours crossed more
than S10.OO0,0OO. She already has
made nine movies. none of which
yielded her less than SIPS, 900.
She receives robust royalties
from Henie skates, dolls, nit
tens. etc.
The skating Cinderella daugh-
ter of a comparatively poor fur
dealer IN oslo, Norway. today
is mistress Of handsome mansions
at Beverly Hills. Cal, and East
hampton. Long Island and she
has a swanky apartment on New
York Park avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Mack Park Owner
Will WaitCitY Suit

The Mack Park area, for which
the city council has recommended
condemnation proceedings, Is be-
ing held as an Investment with
no desire 10 sell Richard s,
Weber OF the Weber Lumber Co.
and owner of the property, says.
The land which comprises APP
proNimately II acres on Fairview
from Mack 20 Goethe, and which
long has been a site for sports
contests. is sought by the depart
mcnt of parks and recreation as
a possible east side stadium site.
Nick Sullo has a lease on the
property and stages various sports
events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
WiddO0S
Uncertain

COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 9 (UP)--
Carroll WiddoeS became top candi-
date today to take over the coach
ing of the Ohio State football
team which he directed 10 a per.
feet season while sitting in on a
duration basis for his boss, 1t
Paul Brown.
Brown, who became head coach
at Great Lakes l1llJ Naval Train.
ing Station, yesterday accepted
the Job of coaching the Cleveland
team in the postwar all-Americar
Football League This left the
Ohio State post open with Wild
does the logical candidate TO re-
ceive tiff he wants it.
There is no certainty that he
would take the Job here.
IL wouldn't care 10 say any
thing about how this will affect
my future plans" he said last
night. 81 prefer to talk IL over
first with J.. w. ST. John, the
athletic director. and other uni
VerSity officials"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Ketzko Ex-Lion,
Killed in Action

The Detroit Lions we're notified
today that Pfc Alex Ketzko,
tackle on the l943 team, was
killed in action in France Dec. %
with Gen. Patch's Seventh Army.
Word was received from his
wife. Mrs. Helen Ketzko from
Teaneck, n. j. Private Ketzko,
who weighed 215 pounds was a
line man at Michigan State IN
1883. He went into service
after the 1913 season. His home
was in Mattawan, Mich.
Private Kctzko is the second
Lion lost since the beginning of
the war. Halfback Chuck Wet
terlund Of the 1912 team. an en-
sign in the Navy Air Corps, was
killed IN a crash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Prep Teams 10 Test
ReVanped LineIpS
BY JAKE BERSON

Lnbeatcr Central and North
western. weakened by the loss Of
graduated stars. Will try out their
revamped lineups for the first
time tonight IN the Metropolitan
League
Central ends ite league schedule
against l.. OF j. High, with the
Blazers king their eighth
straight victory Northwestern
engages Eastern In d montague
encounter
After losing three regulars az
Northwestern, coach Jun Demaree
hopes 10 find requirements from
among Les Roberts, Duke Foster.
Furncss Todd and George Van
Wagner. The Colts Will be with
out Ron TeaSley, now with Wayne
L. Hal Pink and Chuck Jones,
stars before the semester end.
Coach Harold Kammerer OF
Central has been working with
len Brose, Harold Kutnick, Ia. c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Length-of-I Goal
Wins for Stags &

Charlie Lewis goal shot the
length Of the ice in the third
period gave Stays 2-l victory
over Hot Carriers in the Night
Hockey League feature at Mack
Park last night. Vincent Post up
set Eagles 4-2, as Don Holmes
scored three goals. Nash white
washed ScampS, 80. led by Steve
Maten'S four goals, after cleaning
off the ice
TONIGHTS CAMS
40 . m-BeUgslr IS LASkv
2 80 ny jefferson IS Nir'E
200 m W Eagles Maple Leafs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Urges Golf Tour

Freddie Corcoran, COILS promo
ton man, is trying TO promote an
overseas tour by links stars, like
the USO baseball tours.
Corcorsn's suggestion is that
Walter Hagen. Tommy Armour,
Gene SaraZen and Sam Byrd be
among those going on the over
seas Jaunt and thinks the service
men, most of whom have played
golf al one time or another, would
get a big kick out of their visit.
The idea sounds good 10 this
department. The writer is sure
fellows like the Haig, Armour and
Sarazen would be big hits. These
gentlemen were always big hits
with their listeners in the locker
rooms at the big tournaments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Marquette
I'm NJ Relays

ANN ARBOR, Feb. Q tUP)--
Entry Of Marquette brought 10
seven the number Of schools par
ticipating in the l5-event track
and field program which opens
the indoor cinder season al Ann
Arbor Saturday.
Holder of the Western Confer
ence indoor and outdoor titles,
Michigan entered 48 athletcS-the
largest number of entries IN the
Michigan relays meet Notre
Dame and Ohio entered 80 each
followed by Purdue with %
Western Michigan with "a, and
Michigan State with Is Mar
quette entered three men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
SpOr
Recall SuldahI
Record 28I Here
By LEO MACDoNELL

Ralph GuldshrS appointment as
pra AZ Medinah Country Club II
Inc Chicago district, replacing
Tommy Armour. recalls 10 golfers
thai IN 1893 the one-ttne assist
ant pro at Franklin Hills won the
National Open in 1887 at Oakland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

u Il y Z a ~ -
blood sample are examined by
state selective headquarters al
Columbus, O.
He was rejected SIX months ago
in his last appearance before a
military examining board.
Sinkwich joined the marine
corps two years ago and was dis
charged six months later because
of flat feet and high blood pres
sure. After the 1913 season with
the Detroit Lions. his first in the
pro ranks, he enlisted in the
merchant marine but again was
discharged after brief service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

Ted Lindsay. Steve Wochy and
Harry Lumley are gaining more
experience and confidence,
said Adams. First, I'm count
ing on them playing their best.
eff Earl Seibert comes up
with one Of those series like he
did against us in the playoffs
last season, well be at least 20
per cent better. Seibert can
come up, too. He's n money
player"
Adams thinks, too, there is a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

RALPH GUiDAHL nine 10 WIN
after turning in 80. And as he
came on the final green he calmly
pulled a comb out OF his Stacks
and gave his hair a touch. Then
he putted for his record and the
title.
Then in the following summer
a. Denver he went into the last
lap four shots back of Dick Metz.
Ralph not only made up the four
shots, he actually picked up 10 on
Metz. who scared to a 70. He
achieved a 90 for the last round
10 win the top honors.
Back IN 1888, however, II is re-
called by Al Watrous and other
pros, Guldahl missed a 4-foot putt
10 Johnny Goodman at North
Shore IN Chicago 10 lose in the
same national tournament
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
GreenIeaf Behind

CHICAGO, Feb. 9 lUP) -
Willie Mosconi, Toledo. led De-
troiter Ralph Greenleaf, PAS TO
1887. today after taking both
blocks in yesterdays round Of
their world championship pocket
billiards match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Palm Beach Women
Meet in Coli Final

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 9
(UP) - Catherine Fox and Jane
Crum Covington meet today in
the finals of the Palm Beach
Women's Golf Tournament Miss
Fox defeated Louise SlGgs Of
Lithla Springs, Ga. up, and
Mrs Covington took an easy 4
and 3 victory over Peggy Kirk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
y OMmNsfers mirroring. Wings Hare PLNyOn Chance

end convinced Toronto is the
team To beat.
Detroit will have another
slant on its Cup prospects after
tomorrow's game at Montreal.
Adams is trying some new for
ward line combinations.
The Wings go on TO play in
Boston Sunday and return to
play the Rangers here Wednes-
day. Should they win both
weekend games. they will finish
no worse than third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Catholic Cage Gard

ToNIIHTs SCHEDULE
ST. Catherine 40 So stauiJaus
~ krIhuUy 90 -f jasrgr
'Dt Ia Stur AZ Catholic Contra
est James 40 Visitation
ST. Gregory af So L1dislaus
- Mary O l. a. So Benedict
l1urdcs A. 81 Cecilia
Recccmcr ~ Rst'UId S. Mary.
50 TherCse az So Leo
81 Ambrose A. 50 Charles.
So. Martin ~ So Vincent
ST. Bernard 81 So Rose
Royal Oar ST. Mary Az M Clemens s
May
So Frederick a. So Rite
So Clement az Sweetest HcFr.
So Thomas az Rosary
NJ Carmel 81 So t7..wfr
a. Andrew az All saints
sacred Heart a. ST. Hrfr's
81 FranCis Xavier a. 81 Patrick
sFJuieaEue games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

and unfortunately II did To us.
This time Canadlens could be
tho victims"
The Montreal club. loaded
with its scoring sensations like
Maurice Richard, Elmer Lach
and Toe Blake, thinks it has
the playoffs in the bag as far
as Detroit is concerned.
According TO Baz OMeara OF
the Montreal Star. the French
men came out Of their two
games with Detroit last week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Dawson 10 Face Ruby
On Next Mai Card

Red Dawson who last Tues
day held Louis Klein TO a draw,
has been signed 10 meet Bert
Ruby for the junior heavy title
IN the wrestling feature at Fair
view Gardens next Tuesday. In a
companion bout Of the double
header. Klein will take on Fritz
Kreuger. Both bouts are one hour
and there Will be a pair Of one
fall matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

little something in the law Of
percentages.
Last year was the first In IL
the Detroit club wasn't hot IN
the playoffS," ne said super
stitions aside. too. I feel are
overdue for some breaks against
Montreal.
I'm convinced they're not
OutClaSsing us when We can
lose Howe, our leading scorer,
throw In n mAkeShift line with
Jud McAtea aud Tony BukO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Liberty Franc at Stud

MIAMI, Feb. 9 Liberty
Franc. 8-year-old TeXas-brcd son
of Liberty Limited. has been
added TO the growing list Of
Florida Sires. He is serving at
stud at Hunter Lyons farm near
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
r, IFWIS n. WALTER

Although the Red Wings have
not beaten the world champion
Montreal CanadienS in 10 starts.
why does Jack Adams think
sit will be 2 different story IN
the playotfS?
The Red Wing boss answered
the question today as he pre-
pared 20 take his hockey team
10 Montreal for the last game
there before the Cup series.
Our younger players, like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

he should be
offered I h j s
highest admin
iStrative sports
position in the
n a { i o n h e
would turn It
down Friends
Of the head Of
{ h 9 bure a VI
of investigation
said today he is
not and never
has b o g n a
candidate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

witch and then extend the Ca
nadiens as we did I'm the two
games over the weekend which
we lost, Us and Is.
There's reason 90 believe,
once Detroit beats Montreal,
play will even up, just as II did
for the Chicago club which
beat us In the playoffs after
losing every game here for
years.
II said then that anything
could happen In n single series
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

His friends revealed today he
would decline the offer If it came
to him because the commissioner
ship has been stripped Of power
and remains only as window
dressing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Skaters in Final
Al New Baltimore

Michigan speedskaters will con-
clude their outdoor season Sum
day with the Eastern Michigan
championships at New Baltimore.
The events for all classes will be
held on Anchor Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
.Msut&S:

A four-man COMMITTEES from ma.
ior leagues today began surveying
candidates for baseball commits
Sioner expected to narrow
down field to three or four and
club owners will pick one -. The
committee is Donald l.. Barnes OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

for the tour 10
more than 81
160,7l0. Other
cities on [ h e
tour were In
dianapoliS, De-
troit and Chi
Cago.
Bill Burke
general m a N
ger of I h e
Henie h ow
c O m m e n [ e q
with a smile,
1t $ no wonder
d. 81, -, n ~ tho
writer's ha V e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

=
He h a S two
previous medi-
cal discharges
Sin X w iC h
te n tatiV ely
pas Sc d h s
army induction
physical eXanl-
n a tlon here
Y 2 $ e r d a "
Fin al results
Will n OF be
known until his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Sarazen Is Frank

The frankness Of Sarazen. who
pulls no punches. was revealed
strikingly when Grantland Rice
recently asked the Connecticut
squire if he got much fun out Of
Caddying. Sarazen, IL may be re-
membered, got his start as cad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

B oW ms and
AIva Bradley
of Indians Sam
Il ca d on OF
Cards and Phil
w igley, OF
Cubs
Ralph Green
leaf, Detroit.
and champ VII
lie M csc o n |,
To ! e d o, con-
ue thei r
A -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Hoover
Won't RuHR
By LAWToN CARVER

NEW YORK, Feb. 9 UNS)-J
Edgar Hoover has not been asked
by anybody 30 take over as
commissioner Of baseball and If
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Watch Gamblers
Mueller Indicted

Ray Mueller. iron man catcher
for Cincinnati Reds, was indicted
into service at Harrisburg. Pa,
yesterday Sam Byrd was
under treatment in New Orleans
yesterday, did not practice or
compete in pro-amateur, but will
defend his title in New Orleans
Open starting Friday Mont
real Canadiens waIloped New
York Rangers. "a. aided by hat
trick by Fernand Gauthier {.
Maurice Richard got a pair F. !.
MidShipman Don Burnham. half
mile and mile champ, will COM
pete in y. Y A. c. games, Feb. IT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

die IN the New
York area.
NO" Sar-
azen said, II
didn't. fused
to get kind Of
sick seeing
Id er n n q
richer golfers
playing for
$40, $50 or
$50 and then
slipping me a
10 or rs
cent tip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
SinkWiiCh Ready,
Awaits Results

CLEVELAND Feb. Q lUPJ-
frankie Sinkwich Of the Detroit
Lions prepared today to return to
military service for the third time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

Hills with q
total OF PSI for
the u holes.
lowest on rec
ord for the u.
S. champion
ship.
Over the roll
ing Maple Road
course. Guldahl
had 10 pick I'D
three strokes
on Sam Snead
on the final
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
MOrgenfhaM Should
Like Sonia Henie

YORK. Feb GP)-Anoher golden chapter m the saga
completed today with the establishment
word-recod than $1,000 each
of Madison Gardens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

A total Of more than 275000
persons attended the l8 New York
performances whic h concluded
SoniaS tour Of four cities. The
New Workers paid more than
100000. bringing the total take
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

BURSTING and Jack Levitt In hopes
Of filling IN for the loss of Alex
Tauh and Bob Reynolds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Brown Gets Best Deal as Pro Coach
Hired by New
Cleveland II

CHICAGO, Feb. 9 QNS)-Lt.
Paul Brown, who in three years
as football coach of Ohio State
University became what many be-
lieved the outstanding gridiron
instructor of the nation. has signed
a five-year contract to coach the
Cleveland pro football team in the
All-America conference.
Brown. football officer at the
Great Lakes naval training center,
also will be general manager Of
the Cleveland club when he takes
over the duties upon release from
the navy.
Although terms of his contract
were not disclosed. Arthur Nc
Bride, Cleveland taxicab company
owner who owns the city's All
America franchise. said IT is the
best deal" ever given football
coach.
Brown. a high school football
coach four years ago at Massillon,
O.-and highly successful one
will have complete charge Of the
club. He VIII have the right 10
hire and fire all personnel
SHARE IN PROFITS
T leave Ohio State reIuc-
family" the 36-year-old Brown
said. 81 appreciate the whole
hearted support i enjoyed during
my three years there from the
fans OF Ohio.
The time arrived for me To
decide whether was To con-
tinue as a professor or a bust
ness man.-IH addition 10 the
generous salary. have been
offered a share I'm the profits of
the Cleveland club.
II couldn't turn down the deal
In fairness TO my family
Brown said he was confident Of
the future of pro football and
especially in the future Of the ALL
America Conference and that pro
football and college football viii
continue TO prosper, side by side
The new Cleveland team will
use the huge Municipal Stadium
with a seating capacity OF $1,000
for its home games.
Brown, graduated from Miami
+ TO- University m 1880, began ut,
coaching career the following
autumn al Severn. Md nava.
preparatory school
BACK HOME AGAIN
After two years, he returned n
his home in MassillOn, where he
attracted wide attention during
his eight years as coach of thC
+ high school teams. Browns Ohio
State teams won l8.7lost elgF' and
tied one and the 1912 team zap
tured the Western Conference
championship.
The Buckeyes won the confer,
enCe title again last year under
the direction Of Carroll Widdoes
who came with Brown from Mas
Silon.
Brown was commissioned lieu
tenant, junior grade, in the spring
Of 1914, and assigned 10 Great
Lakes. He was named football
coach there when 1t. Paul d
Tony" Hinkle was transferred (
a tour Of Pacific duty.
The 1914 Great Lakes clever
won nine, lost two and tied one
but Brown said he wasn't salts
fed. He expects the 1915 team
to be stronger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Prep Hall of Fame

JERRY HUFFMAN
Jerry captains an
other strong 81.
Stanisla High
quintet this season,
winner of six
straight on eas
side Of first division.
Fourth season on
squad, he has rung
up an even 100
points, better than
10 per contest. ST.
STAINS went Co first
Il iviSion finals
against st, Theresa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

"'''N NVH IT.
when they won"
Caddies will get a kick out oil
Sarazen'S answer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Marquette Added

Marquette Joins list Of six Md.
western schools in Michigan Re-
lays al Ann Arbor tomorrow
night. bringing entries 20 1913
Wolverine hockey team will play
Western Ontario six March 2 and
may meet Vickers Club OF Detroit
again
Mansfield cagers wslloped
Brown Bombers, 41-29. for second
time last night at BEDFORD Union
igh g.. Wibs KAutZ led the way
= Is points Mansfield
p. TT. Wayne az Lincoln High.
Ferndale, tomorrow night Bill
McCloSkey's basket in last IS sec
onds gave ST Paul 1919 victory
over Annunciation in Catholic
League game last night -. Tom
McHale had Is points
Charley Boehm OF Detroit dropped
20 second in Petersen Classic as
Frank VanDaIen OF Niagara Falls
piled up 1900 last night.
Wing Rookie Killed
Capt. Fred Gardiner, q Red
Wing prospect, who didn't get To
play on farm team before Cana
dian army call. was killed IN
action in Belgium o.. Four others
on Wing list had been lost .
Detroit Tech was beaten third
straight by Michigan champion,
Hannah YMCA, SLAP, last night
Tuss McLaughry, discharged
from marines, has returned as
grid coach at Dartmouth d.
L. OF y. has rescheduled cage
game AZ Fl. Custer tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

last NIGHT RESULT
Montreal y New YORK 4
TOMORROW GAMTN
detroit ~ Montreal
CaraAr 81 Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

world championship pocket bill
lizards challenge match here.
starting Monday Play daily
through Saturday at Detroit Rec
reation. 3 and $50 p. m. II
may end here since MoSconi is ex-
pecting call from draft board . &.
Willie won nineteenth block IN
Chicago last night =. After play
ing informally last season, Prince
ton will play normal seven-game
schedule next fall Lafayette,
Cornell. Rutgers, Penn. Dart
mouth. Columbia and Yale
Watch Gamblers
Most MAJOR league baseball
clubs will take extra precautions
TO prevent gambling in parks,
United Press survey showed today.
Jack Zeller Of Tigers says:
I'VE won't make any threats
now. Our plan has been sub
mitted TO (PresidenD Harridge.
In past we have handled the
problem through the chief OF po-
lice and have received fine CO.
operation. We will continue that
policy"
Evening star., 1945-07-04
Mr.. Gre1U Host
At Luncheon

The Undersecretary of State. Mr..
Joseph C.. Grew, entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Carlton
in honor of Senor Ezequel Padilla,
secretary of foreign relations of
Mexico, who was one OF his coun-
try'S representatives at the Con-
ference of United Nations in San
Francisco.
The newly appointed Attorney
General, Mr. Tom C. Clark, was the
ranking guest, and others present
included Senator Tom Connally,
Senior Vicente Sanchez Gavito, in
terim charge d'affaireS of Mexico;
Mr.. Nelson D. Rockefeller, Mr..
Green H. Hackworth, Mr.. Avra M
Warren, Mr.. Michael J. McDermott,
Mr.. Raymond H. Geist and Mr.. John
W. Carrigan of the State Depart
ment.
Others at the luncheon were Mr..
Wayne Chatfield Taylor president
of the Export Import Bank; Mr..
George Meany of the National War
Labor Board; the Director General
of the Pan American Union, DR..
Leo S. Rowe; Mr.. Harry A. Nc
Bride, administrator of the Ma
tional Gallery of Art; the assistant
director of the Pan American
Union, DR.. Pedro de Alba: Mr.. Will
liam Landers and Senor Eugenio
dc Anzorena
Evening star., 1945-07-04

N1sos w n4sASGN.
Wed recently to Mr.. Francis
Cuthbert Warren she is the
former Miss Ardella Margaret
BurreH, daughter of Mrs. Mo-
tilda Jansen BurreH. The cere-
mony took place in the Metro
politan Memorial Methodist
Church, the Req. Ed10ard G.
Latch and the Req. Francis E.
Warren Officiating.
Harris & ElOinq Photo.