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Evening star., 1945-11-23
De Chord Leads Gonzogo Drive
CRUSHING Liqhter St. Johns

ST. Johns got the bird, but not
the kind expected on Thanksgiving
Day, as it took a 27-6 football drub-
bing from Gonzaga in the traditional
duel of the Irish yesterday at Grit
fifth Stadium. The Purple, on the
other hand. enjoyed everything with
the trimmings.
Gonzaga capitalized on its superior
weight, height and couple of good
breaks to punch over a touchdown
in each of the first two periods, then
clinched honors with brace of six
pointers in the third.
Bob Hanrahan picked up blocked
punt and romped 40 yards for the
Cadets lone touchdown in the final
period.
Billy De Chard, whose brother
Jimmy once held the District anna
teur heavyweight boxing champion
ship, was the kingpin in Gonzaga' S
offense in the absence of the injured
Pat ONeill He heaved touchdown
passes to Harvey Lowe and Billy
O'keefe, paced a 50yard drive that
set up the third and personally car
ried the pigskin over for the final
six-pointer. The tall, rangy young
ster also plunged for three extra
points.
Gonzaga found its running game
stopped by St. Johns hard-charging
forwards early in the game and had
to fall back on an aerial attack.
Bernie LAWN broke through and
blocked Jack Bovello's punt early in
the first period. giving the Purple
its first scoring opportunity. The
Cadets, with Bob Silk, Hanrahan,
Jimmy Richeson and "Knute" Flan-
merry doing yeoman service, hurled
back three line charges, but on
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Rams CIinch Western
Title as WdterfieId
Edges Lions, 1871
By The Associated Press

By The Associated Press.
DETROIT, Nov. 23.-All the title
business in the Western end of the
National Football League is settled
with only such secondary matters as
runnerup and third place yet re-
naming, but there still are compli-
cations in the Eastern Division.
Washington and Philadelphia
meet in the City Of Brotherly Love
Sunday in situation similar to one
which prevailed here yesterday be-
fore Cleveland's Bob Waterfield
passed and ran the Rams TO 1921
victory over the Lions.
The victory clinched the Western
Division title for Cleveland-thef first
time since the Rams entered the
league in 1887 that they ever finished
above third place. A Detroit win
would have left the two teams in a
tie for the Western Section lead.
Waterfeld was almost the whole
show for Cleveland as 400l7 fans
shivered in 25-degree weather. He
tossed touchdown passes to jim
Benton and Steve Pritko and swept
around end for another score him
self from the one-yard line Fred
Gehrke scored the fourth on a 23-
yard run. Water1eld converted all
four points to bring his record for
the season to 90 in 81 attempts.
The loss was Detroit's third
against six wins while the Rams
have won eight and lost one-to the
philadelDhia Faplps
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Fenimore's Lead in Ball Totinq
Is Menoced by Cline of Bucks

Reid Moseley of Georgia pulled
away in pass-receiving and his 522
yards through November 10 was the
fourth highest ever credited to any
college catcher Moseley had taken
26 throws. Steve Contos of Michigan
State moved into second place with
% catches.
In punting, Howard Hawkins of
Oklahoma showed a 423-yard aver
age on 16 boots, but Harry Ghaul
of Miami Fla) University still was
the real leader with Ais on As kicks.
The Nations top 10 in each de-
partment through games of Novem-
ber 10:
Total offense Combined rushing and
passing)-Herman Wedemeyer, st. Mary's,
1,3l4 yards; Bob Fenimore, Oklahoma A.
O95; Stan Koslowski Holy Cross, 1,O36;
Glenn Davis, Army. 9S7.
Rushing--.Bob Fenimore; Oklahoma A.
and M, SAG yards net; Ollie Cline, OHIO
Koslowski, Holy Cross, 731; Walt Schlink-
man, Texas Tech. 7.3a.
Forward passing ranked in number Of
- competitions of IS, attempts; Herman
We3emeyer, ST. Mary's, - of SO: Leon
Ioslin, Texas Christian, AS of "a: Jerry
Niles, Iowa, As of 144; Bob Demoss, Pur-
cue, As of S.
Pass-receiving ranked on number
causht)-Reid Moseley, Georeia. 26 for
522 yards: Steve Contos, MICHIGAN State,
23 for POI: Dennis O'Connor, st. Marys,
- for 1854: Hubert BechtoI Texas. % for
353; Gene Wilson, Southern Methodist,
II for 1872.
aS OF more
on 16; Herman Wedemerey, AZ on 10;
Harry GhaLa. Miami tFla.l University. Al a
Floyd Lang. Penn State. 40.S on IL.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

There was a time-a couple of
weeks ago-When all you had TO do
to beat the Eagles was knock down
Roy Zimmerman a couple Of times.
break Steve Van Buren's leg and
shoot a stray tackle or two, but not
any more. They've grown a lot of
new feathers since and it's tough
bird the pro football Redskins will
try to cook Sunday at Philadelphia
Since taking a 24-l4 drubbing
from the Tribe here last month. the
Eagles have done a complete about
face and played the brand of power
football expected of them all season.
Let's see, they started by beating
the britches off the Cleveland Rams
who only Yesterday clinched West
ern honors and a berth in the play
off. Next committed assault and
battery on Pittsburgh, 45-3: crushed
Steve Owens hopeful Giants, 38-l7
and handed the SteelerS another
setback, 30-6.
Zimmerman Is Menace.
Rubbing Zimmerman nose in the
dirt may be the key to victory Sun
day. The boys agree that Roy
doesn't like to be disturbed while he
is trying to pass and that couple
of good, rib bending tackles in the
first period may discourage him the
rest of the afternoon. A quick gam
der at the form sheet reveals Roy
has an annoying habit of firing a
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Z. $50 "a @s g :.
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ST. Mary's Lead for
Sugar Bowl Date
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 23-The
story going around here is that Ala
bama is going to the Rose Bowl,
leaving the most probable Sugar
Bowl setup as Oklahoma Aggies
against Louisiana State or St.
Marys.
It is pointed out that Oklahoma
Ag2ies, NO. in the Associated Press
poll, is the most logical" choice
available to the local classic, since
none of the first five clubs except
Alabama will accept bowl bid. Of
course, the Aggies must win their
game with Oklahoma U. tomorl ow
st. Mary's is ranked No. 9, and
one segment of local opinion has
contended the Gaels were signed
by the Sugar Bowl some weeks ago
This has been denied by members of
the committee.
Duke is regarded as a dark horse
which might slip into the Sugar
Bowl if upsets spoil the records OF
other contenders.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Howard Eleven Upset
By Fighting Lincoln

Howard University's team still IS
in a daze after a 6-to-0 beating from
an underdog Lincoln University yes
terdav before II 900 in Shibe Park
in Philadelphia in the 39th renewal
of the historic Negro football classic.
Howard outrushed the Lions
throughout the contest. but was un-
able to cross goal as the inspired
Pennsylvania STAYED off Bison
march after march.
Lincoln's touchdown came midway
in the third period when Pete john
son, on fake pass, broke off tackle,
cut to the sideline and ran 40 yards
to score standing up. Bill Hall
missed the extra points.
The Bisons came surging back in
a drive that netted A yards, but
begged down on the Lincoln "a as
two successive passes failed.
The victory was the l4th for Lin
coin in the long series. 1t was only
the Lions second in seven games
this season, while the Bisons closed
their campaign with a "A record.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
INTERHIGH STANDINGS.

If Wilson Highs surprising Green
Tigers go into next weeks interhigh
football championship game against
Eastern (and that appeared almost
a certainty today they can thank
another team on the circuit, Coolidge
for the opportunity.
While Wilson, 800 winner over
Roosevelt on Wednesday, idled yes
terday, Coolidge slapped down Tech
l4-7, to knock the Tigers principal
contender for runnerup honors out
Of the race Eastern, meanwhile, was
winning its seventh straight 1945
series game and its 21st in a row in
three years by licking Anacostia, 1910
One game remains on the round
robin schedule prior to the title
battle. Next Wednesday Wilson
meets Western in postponement of
an early season rainout and tnat
single game will decide which op-
ponent Eastern meets in the title
clash
Here's the Situation.
The possibilities are these: !
Wilson wins Cand all the dope points
that Way)-the Tigers get the title
bid. 2. Western wins - Coolidge
meets Eastern in the finale. 3.
Wilson, Western tie-Coolidge and
Wilson will be deadlocked for second
place and a playoff will be necessary
before the championship game can
be staged.
The passing combination of Billy
Cannon-to-Stan King was the
weapon Coolidge employed in its
upset of Tech in Central Stadium
and it is one of the niftiest aerial
offenSiVes seen this season.
Tech had taken first-half lead
when Jack Baumgartner, reserve
Maroon end. intercepted pass by
Jack Doffert on his own As and
scampered into pay dirt. Paul
Pometto converted. Then, in the
third quarter, Coolidge struck.
The first Colt touchdown came as
the climax to a 50-yard drive when
Cannon passed to King in the end
zone from his 25. Bill SChrader
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Skill Of Eagles Worries Tribe
More Than Trick-PIuy Threat

long pass early in the game. even
on the first or second play, and
that it frequently goes for six points
Such tactics might be embarrassing
against the Redskins because their
usually alert secondary has been
nodding and dreaming Of a green
Christmas-a long green Yule.
He completed a 74-yard aerial to
Jack Ferrante against the Rams,
threw one for So yards and another
for "a to the same player against
the Giants and heaved Is and S.
yard forwards TO the same gent
against the Steelers. When he
wasn't busy, SouthpaW Al Sherman
was practicing with touchdown
pitches to Don Mcdonald and sun
dry other characters described as
reserve ends.
Other Eagles to Watch.
And the Tribe cannot afford to
overlook that No. IS, who goes like
so and is known in polite society
as Steven Van Buren. The Bayou
block-buster is surrounded by other
feather footed individuals such as
Ernie Steele. Mel Blocker, Jack Ban
ia, Gil Steinke, etc, who have been
known to pick up and leave with
out the slightest notice, 1t would
be tragic if the Redskins kept care
full watch on Van Buren, planted
Zimmerman in memorial patch OF
grass. and forgot to bolt the door
against these other runners.
However, Mr.. Dudley De Groot
thinks the Tribe will be fully pre-
pared for any eventually. The
Eagles have been secuted so thor
oughly the board of strategy can tel
you how they like their eggs cooked
and it is unlikely that they'll pull
anything too, too startling.
We aren't worried about being
surprised,' De Groot was saying to-
day, It's what We know those fell
lows can do and will do that wor-
ries US"
Evening star., 1945-11-23
'Bumu Rose Bowl
Bid Is Unverifjed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 23.-
Guesses were a dime a dozen to-
day, or even cheaper, as to which
Eastern team, will meet the
Pacific Coast football champions
in the Rose Bowl although one
report drifted in that Alabama
had been extended a bid and
accepted. Locally the report
was unverified.
Experts in these parts have
held that Army is the team the
Coast Conference wants.
Third choice, from what has
been banied around, is the SEN
sational Oklahoma Ags.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
LoopLead Rovers' Aim
In U-Lion Tilt Toniqht

Coach Hal Laycee,s speedy New
York Rovers will be shooting for the
Eastern Hockey League lead tonight
when they meet Washington's i'm
proved Lions on Uline ice at $50
AS a result of the Boston Olym-
pics ll-3 rout of the Philadelphia
Falcons in Boston last night. the
BeantoWners today were tied with
the Falcons for the league lead with
l3 points. while the Rovers were
crowding them closely with IL. A
win tonight would give the Rapid
Rovers IA points and undisputed
possession of first place.
The Rogers will be favored tonight
on the strength of a l2-l win and
% deadlock with the locals in
past. performances. but the Lions
have been strengthened by Nick
Phillips at center and Hank Meow
ski in the defense and might pull
an upset.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Rubin Is Links Winner
In Woodmont Event

Woodmont Country Club members
played in a nine-hole blind-bogey
event yesterday. Winners were
Harry Rubin, 52-15-36: Dave
Frank, 53-l7-36; AL Goldstein
1885,
There were big turnouts of golfers
at all the country clubs, but no other
tournaments were scheduled.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Kelly, Vet Horrier, Nobs
Marathon at Berwick
b. the Associated Press.

: e
BERWICK, Pa, Nov 23-Johnny
Kelly, veteran harrier from Acton
Mass. braved strong headwind to
win the Berwick marathon in the
36th renewal of the annual Thanks
giving Day race
Kelly completed the rugged emile
200-yard course in 49 minutes If
seconds. Forest EfaW, Saltwater
Okla. running unattached, took
second, finishing 46 seconds back.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Joyce, Bornum to Fight
Return Bout Toniqht
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
| CHICAGO, Nov 23.-Willie Joyce
who hopes to get a crack at Ike
Williams NBA lightweight crown
in January, meets joey Barnum
promising young Los Angeles boxer
in return 10-round bout in Chicago
Stadium tonight.
Barnum held Joyce to surprising
draw in meeting here in October
and only week and a half age
Joyce of Gary, Ind, was decisionec
by Allie Stolz in New York,s Madi.
| son Square Garden.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
500 Vets Will See
Bio Grid Contest

More than 500 patients from
military hospitals in the Wash
ington area will be guests of the
Universities of Maryland and
Virginia tomorrow at their foot
ball game at Griffith Stadium.
The convalescing servicemen,
who will see what should be a
close, colorful game, will occupy
one section of the grandstand by
arrangements of the Entertain
ment Committee of the Red
Cross Potomac Camp and Hos
pital Council.
Evening star., 1945-11-23

fourth down De Chard fired pay
off shot to Lowe in the end zone.
Gonzaga found weak spot in the
Cadet line in the second quarter
and blasted it with a hard hitting
attack that eliminated in Hugh
Logan's touchdown plunge from
the 2.
"Hotsy" OMeara. Bovello ano
Francis Samaha played their usua.
hard games for st. Johns, with
OMeara particularly effective in the
first period, but Gonzaga's line was
unyielding when the chips were
! dn1Irra
Evening star., 1945-11-23

7 II be the SlcKeSt man That ever walked back to
Arkansas"
When Bear Bryant came out of the Navy and
moved to College Park he was followed by Is
young aviation cadets from the Prefight School
at Chapel Hill. N. C. Only one, VIC Turyn, was a
regular at Prefight for Bryant who would have
been head coach of the Cloudbusters had they
played this season. was planning to play officers.
With Army, Navy and Duke on the original sched-
ule, Bear would have needed more than teen
aged cadets
But it will be these teen-agers that he will
be banking on from on and incidentally that
small, light band of Marylanders is not to be sold
short where it counts There are some Purple
Heart boys among them. In their aviation blues
there were other ribbons like the Distinguished
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Orange Bowl Scout
Virginia
BY the Associated Press.

%
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. %
Miami's Orange Bowl Committee
will possibly send a scout to
Washington to watch tomorrow
unbeaten Virginia perform against
Maryland in a Griffith Stadium
encounter.
An Orange Bowl representative
wired the News Leader: "Vir-
ginia definitely under considera-
ton for Orange Bowl but does
not have inside post. The COM
mittee may scout the Maryland
game"
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Hockey.
Washington VS.. New York
Rovers, Uline Arena. $50.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Maryland VS.. Virginia, Gritiith
Stadium, 400
Woodberry Forest at Episcopal,
2:3O.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
WI. Retains 'Ooken Bucket
By 37-7 Rout OF G. w. Hiqh

the one on the first play Of the
second period and Groetteum bucked
over from the five in the third. After
Groetteum's score. Roy Conner reg
istered the Little Generals lone
extra point by rushing.
George Washington's seven points
were made by Corky Fones in the
second period. The AleXandrians
began their drive on their own 80
and mostly through the air reached
the one from where Fones tailed
He placekicked the extra point.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Princeton Names Zundel
Football Team Cuptuin
BY the Associated Press.

PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 23-
Neill w. Zundel Of Brigham City,
Utah. has been elected captain Of
the Princeton football team. Zun-
del. center for two seasons, is
marine trainee in the class of 194s.
A three-sport athlete, Zundel Is
81 years old. weighs 100 and is 6
feet l inch tall. He was captain Of
last seasons basket ball team and
won the Bum Trophy awarded an
nually to the most proficient player.
He also was catcher Of the spring
and summer baseball teams
Evening star., 1945-11-23


Griffith Stadium it will be facing a smart exper-
fenced Virginia team which has been unbeat ten and
united in IA consecutive games and which has that
bowl CLINT in its collective eyes
For chap who is making his debut as a head
coach, Bryant is on spot, for sitting on the op-
poSite bench will be the veteran Frank Murray
whose Virginia teams of recent seasons have done
nothing to disturb long standing theory that he
is one OF the shrewdest gentlemen in the business.
He's been coaching for 25 years, both at Mar
quette and Virginia and about the time he started
BRYANT was 7-year-old shaver chasing hogs in
Arkansas.
But fellow has to begin sometime and so
tomorrow Washington fans will the first of the
MarXland teams under q repinae EN- of he
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Tuyn, Basket Boil Player, Fooled the Coach

This Tn who would have Prefeht
be
flu
hoping wildly for upset Tnyn making
1t was approximately that Bryant first Turyn
He ball
talent, Stroled
Tmyn Played and on
Coast high school, Bryant told
practice last
He much of runner recalls
He making backfed handling
like
After his first
Office. Coach he said, confession
Then he
He failed after the O the
his third weekly Bryant "Okay
We'll Coach he stammeed you you played
football
Preght didn't know how uniform watched
O
That grirs Bryant the kind of coach am can't even
tell whether a
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Football Scores
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Tulsa. 45: Arkansas, 13
Virginia Military. r: Virginia Tech. q.
South Carolina. Il; wake Forest, l3.
William and Mary. 3d. Richmond, 0.
Denver. IA: Colorado. $.
Utah. "a: Utah State. g.
Marquette, 40: ST. Louis. 8.
Detroit, SO Wayne. l3.
Miami tOhio), 2S; Cincinnati. IA.
Wichita. 10: Drake. 13.
Tuskeeee AAF, IA; New London Subs. I
Fort Bragg, 81: Newberry. 0.
Catawba. SO: Guiford. o.
Delaware State, 20: Bluefield. ..
Virginia State, 20: Morgan State, 9.
Lincoln, g. Howard, 0.
6; GeS2nrsia Sns Tech b. 20; Georsia 81. B. i,
Virginia Union. 81 HAMPTON Institute, !!
Northwestern Louisiana State COLLEGE. IL
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Contrasts Make Virginia Heavy Choice Maryland Eleven
CooIidge's Victory Over Tech
About Puts Wilson in PIuyoff

kicked the extra point. 1t was Cam
non-to-King again in the last quar-
ter for the winning touchdown when
Billy connected with Stan on feavs
from the Tech IS and King went
across untouched Schrader again
added the extra point.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
League EIevens PIoy Tie

Connor's Grill and Sheridan's Res
taursnt elevens fought to a score
less tie last night in New York
Avenue Stadium Football League
game. Connor's threatened twice.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Chisox HurIer's Dad Dies

PUEBLO, Colo. Nov. % (P,.-Ig-
mace j. Papish, father of Pitcher
Frank Papish of the Chicago White
SoX. died yesterday.
Evening star., 1945-11-23

Touchoowns: Lewis t3), Holsinger. Wool
schlaser. Groetteum. Fones. Points after
touchdown: Conner trushinsl, Fones
placement.
Substitutions: W-L-Leech, Anderson,
Lyon. Bradley, Henry, Field. Hayes,
Groelteum. Thompson, Price, Myers. Gard
ner, Curry, Fowler. Jones C. Bradley, c.
Holley. johnson. Seiber, HeinZleman. Z.
Holley. Molander G. W.-Anderson,
Blanchard, Hanes Fones Moody, Norton.
Weatherwax, Singleton, Moriarty. Payne,
Rogers. Henderson, Pats, Stover, Dudley,
Kick, Ridiout, Sweeny.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
There Are Purple Heorters Among Those Terps

Bryant a large character
Bowl champions few we'll
spec to be head coach He's
Maryland will be pretty brave show
We have authority bad all
Even Bryant predicts
Evening star., 1945-11-23

uchdowns-Baumga King t2).
Points after touchdoWnS-Pometto iplace.
ment, Schrader, > tdropkicks)
Substitutions: Coolidge-Krider. Hubert.
Schrader. Shoemaker, Rohr, Kiesgsn. Tech
Harrington, Almgren. Hollidse, Baum
gartner, DiaVitis, Pometto. Bell.
Bobb Scores for Eastern.
Jack Bobb ran exactly "a yards in
scoring both Of Easterns touch
downs against Anacostia on the
Rambler grid. He took of first in
the second quarter when he broke
through tackle and ripped A yards
to a payoff and again in the second
period when he lodged 40 yards
through broken field for Easterns
second marker. Jerry Osborne failed
on both conversion attempts.
Only time Anacostia threatened
TO score was in the second quarter
when the Indians had the ball on
the Rambler 20 after a penalty on
Eastern. Ronnie Kent fired a pass
intended for Gene Schroeder in the
end zone, but Eastern's Sonny
Settle was on hand to knock 1t
Evening star., 1945-11-23
Win,Lose or Draw
BY FRANCIS {. STANN,
A New Boy Moves Into Griffith Stadium

fellow who football people of the best
headcoached
Washington omorrow-and he'l probably take whipping.
That will however for when Paul Byan
Evening star., 1945-11-23

VI. IT.
:, Averaee weight of team-Virginia. 1877
Maryland. 111
Average weight of line-Virginia, 1875:
MARYLAND. IL
Average weight of Observation-Disclosures
I12, Maryland. I6S
Evening star., 1945-11-23

Touchdowns--De Chard. Lowe, Logan.
0,Keefe' Hanrahsn; Points after touch
tions: Gonzaga-Bourg. Hogan. Spellman
Miller, Brown. McCullough, Maher, Red
mond, J. Hitselberger. Pekin. st. Johns
Fonnen. Clarke. Ball, Curtin, Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1945-11-23

starting team freshmen the older
one OF the ghtest teams the land
taxes ana bow to the boWlbound Cavaliers
Is
Evening star., 1945-11-23

Touchdowns-Bobb (.l. substitution,:
Eastern-CarrIco, De George, Ballard.
Goldstone, Traynor. Smith, FURNACE, Gill;
roy. Barsk. Bresnahan. Ockerschausen.
Sterling, yelling, CoStanzo. Anacostia-
Herbert, Prideen, RaUsch
Evening star., 1945-11-23


Another OF Washington keeps
the other day. War
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
MCKEY'S SHOW BAR

Last weeks fast-moving variety
floor show is holding over intact
Al Mickey'S Show Bar. In the sec
ond week of his headllnlng assign
ment. Larry Kent. gentleman
Jester" is continuing his highly
amusing comedy courses, which
ne serves in grand style.
Billie Richmon, the dynamic
song styliSt, seems TO increase her
popularity at every performance,
while the dancing end is ably car
fied on by Petit Dayne, colorful
eNotics. and Kay Abar's clever
aCrobatic dancing Tip Tops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
What You Buy
With War ROnd y
Detroit limo, washinrtou B,r,a,


WASHINGTON. June "a
SGT Homer Lee Wise used
four weapons 10 knock off
the Nazls Leading his squad
Of rfemen, he dashed for
ward and killed with ms
slbmachine gun three NaziS
trying 10 set up sn automatic
& sssl4a against his- squad -ta-
protected flank
Then ne fired - rife gre
nades from an exposed posi-
tlon against concealed NaziS.
When MS EfehsdcS we're used
up and tho enemy dead or
fleeing. he pursued them.
shooting ms Submachine gun
from The hip
Later he stood up m q hail
Of enemy fire while firing an
automatic rife against enemy
machine guns and knocked
en- out
When ms squad was aga4n
pinned down. Sgt " p
leaped on an AHlenCsH tank
and sent $50 bullets from Its
machine gun against ne
German positions
Another war bond VIII buy
such weapons 10 hit the JapS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Jeffries 10 Attend
Airline Ceremony

Nayer JeffrieS will fly 10 New
York Sunday 10 attend PennSyl-
Nania- Central AlrlneS ceremonies
marking the inauguration ot its
air service between Detroit and
New York.
Among the delegation Of mayors
will he James l.. Glllard Of Mus
kegon, f.. c. McLoean Of Flint,
Ralph w. Gregg Of Lansing and
George Welsh Of Grand Rapids.