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Evening star., 1945-12-16
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contains shaving soap in wooden re-
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ing fragrance and container.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

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Evening star., 1945-12-16

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Sugar Chiise|ers
Warned by 0PA

WASHINGTON, June ! (INSl
-OPA Administrator Bowles an
nounced today that consumers
who apply for canning sugar this
year must pledge not TO use the
sugar for any other purpose.
Bowles said the pledge require
ment is part of drastic program
designed TO end a home sugar
racket by consumers who chisel
canning sugar FOR table needs.
Recipients of canning sugar
must also agree to report how
may quarts of food they put up
and the amount of sugar actually
used to do II, the OPA chief said.
They must agree, too, 10 return
ration stamps for their canning
allotments if. for any reason, they
do not use their sugar. TO preserve
food.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Bride I3:
Jail Mate

The marriage of 13-year-old
Lola Brack and James Markle, l9,
was revealed today with Markle's
arrest. He is held in the Macomb
county jail "for investigation
while his girl-bride is in the
custody of her mother.
Lola's mo her, Mrs. Helen
Underwood. had reported her
missing from their trailer camp
home near Center Line since
Saturday morning. Police located
the girl with Markle in his home,
232S3 Audrey. Warren township,
and learned they had been mar
ried by Walter j. Crowley, War
rent township Justice of the peace.
Markle gave the girls age as
Is in applying for the marriage
license.
Sheriff Harvey Ensign said
Markie and his bride woHid be
taken before Prosecutor Wilbur +.
Held for questioning.
The bridegroom served a 90
day term last August for attempt
ing 10 defraud Gold Star
mother.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

This Is another in the spring series of You Fxit to
help Detroit homeowners make their repairs during
appear each weekday through Friday. Readers may
clip the lessons and make them up into scrapbook.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Murray, in Scoring Over Henry.
Shows He's No Foe for Louis

style several times and treated
Henry to a couple of wrestling
"airplane swings"
Henry Lands Only Wallop.
The only real punch of the fight
was landed by Henry in the open
ing round, when he sank hard
right to the body that dropped the
giant. On that blow alone Henry
can be rated as a dangerous heavy
weight, but over the rest of the
distance neither boy showed any
thing and appeared mot to be
putting forth his best effort" as
the boxing commissions sometimes
say. What the fans say cannot
be printed In a family newspaper
Henry, local boy transplanted
from Los Angeles, weighed 1913
pounds, giving away 151a pounds
to the Norwalk, Conn, behemouth
Petey Virgin, 131, New York, the
Jimmy Cagney of boxing. ran into
a tartar in the eight-round semi
final when Eddie Daniels, 129, New
ark, N. j., surprised every one, in
cluding Pete the Pure, by punch
ing out an easy decision.
In the preliminaries, the North
| Carolina Kid, 165, KOd Rufus Cum
mings, 165, local. in 80 seconds OF
the second round Of a scheduled
four: Ossie Rodriguez, 129, New
York, TKOd Billy Reed, 124, Balti-
more, at 1::30 of the fourth of what
was to have been a six, and Harry
Preston, 145, New York, TKOd Jessie
Lang, IA, Baltimore, at 2:37 in
| the fourth of scheduled six.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Mats Shepard 10 Help
Amputees 10 Walk

Bert Shepard, who as a fighter
pilot lost part of his right leg in
combat over Germany, but who
came back to join the Washington
ball club and actually play baseball
at times, is going to tell amputees in
Army hospitals how it is done.
In about two weeks he hopes to
begin a tour Of amputation centers
and to take along moving pictures
Of the 1945 World Series to show
war veterans. To do this, Shepard
is returning to an active status in
the Air Forces with the understand
ing that he can rejoin the Mats as
a coach next spring.
He intends to call personally on
amputee cases and teach those
guys how to walk" as well as let
them know that he uses a CT and
not special artificial leg as he per-
forms amazingly on the baseball
field.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Lions Borrow BiHner ,
Ace Here Last Year,
For Clipper Clash

Richard Uegs) Bittner, 6-foot-l
goalie who proved to be q tower of
strength last season, will be back in
the nets for the Washington Lions
in their Eastern Hockey League
match with Baltimore's Clippers in
Uline Arena tonight at $3.50
Bittner, has been made avail
able to the Lions by the New
Haven Eagles of the American
Hockey League and reported here
late last night to replace Mert
Prophet, who has been charged
with two defeats in two starts.
The Lions also will be strength
ened considerably tonight by several
new players. Defenseman Alf
Turner and Doug Livingston, a pol
ished wingman, already have
checked in and Charley Krieger, a
veteran forward, is expected to
check in prior to game time
Coach Make Bennett, admittedly
disappointed over the Lions two
poor showings so far, today declared
that all Washington players will be
skating on probation tonight. Ben
nett will pair of with Harold Hurl-
sey and Vern Kaiser on one defense
tandem with Turner and Dan Lin
ton as alternates. Tom Kennedy
will play center on Washington S
first scoring line that places Liv-
ingston and Pete Hauck at wings,
while Fred Petsura will be pivot
man between Vic Chad and Bill
Glennie on the speed line.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Hockey.
Baltimore VS.. Washington,
Uline Arena, $50.
TOMORROW.
Wrestling.
Weekly wrestling program, Tur-
ner's Arena, 8:45.
FRIDAY.
Football
1nterhigh series, games at $50.
Coolidge at Wilson.
Tech at Western.
Central at Roosevelt.
Gonzaga at Georgetown Prep, 8.
Friends at Landon, $3.50.
George Washington at John
Marshall of Richmond.
Winchester at Fairfax, l:30.
Bulls at Eastern, 4.
Falls Church at Culpepper, 3.
st. Andrews at st. Adams, $3.50.
Rockville VS.. Blair at Meadow
brook, 4.
Mount Vernon at Bethesda, 5.
Hockey.
Boston VS.. Washington, Uline
Arena, $50.
SATURDAY.
Football.
Virginia Military Institute at
Maryland. 2.
Episcopal of Alexandria at Vir-
ginia Episcopal of Lynchburg.
Charlotte Hall at James Mon
roe of Fredericksburg.
Paterson Park at Washington
Lee, 3.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Bulls 10 Appear for Tilt
Eastern Has Cancelled

THE Bulls School football team
will show up at Eastern for its
scheduled game with Eastern Fri
day afternoon" Coach AL Grossman
states. "As far as Bulls is con-
cerned the game is still on"
That's the Silver Spring schools
answer to the request of Eastern
Principal John Paul Collins that
Bulls either ca bar from the game
players who have reached their 10th
birthday and those who have gradu-
ated from high school, or (b) agree
to a cancellation.
Coach Grossman, in refusing to
meet Eastern's terms, points out
that the game was scheduled last
year and that Eastern did not
come up with It's ultimatum until
yesterday.
Grossman contends that the aver
age age of the Bulls team is II and
only four squad members are In
their 10Th year. The coach last
month sent the names, ages ano
scholastic standings of all boys or
the team to Eastern.
Principal Collins explains his
stand by the statement: Il feel II
my duty to protect our boys against
the heavier and older Bulls
players"
Eastern, 1914 interhigh cham.
pion, has been updefeated in two
years of competition with public
high schools.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
FIoshy V. M. !. Covets Victory
Over Terpsfor Three Reasons

in the Maryland game, that of get
ting on even terms in the long
series with the Old Liners and re-
venge for an 8-6 licking last year,
the only victory scored by Mary
land during the 1914 campaign.
The Old Liners lead, II wins to
10, with two ties.
1t appears as if it is going to be
tough afternoon on defense for
both outfits. Bob Thomason, Lynn
Chewing and Bill Barrett give
v. M. 1. trio of backs who would
give any team the jitters, and in
Bill Polling, Harry Bonk, Sam Behr
and a couple of others Maryland
has an array of ball toters capable
Of piling up lot of yardage.
Maryland's greatly outweighed
line played whale Of a game last
week, and a repeat performance
might upset the Cadets.
It will be Marylands homecon-
ing and there will be lot of frills,
including the crowning of the
queen at 1:30 in the football sta
dium and a big dance in the new
armory at night. The game starts
at 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
BY BEN McALWEE.

Bowling 407 for his fourth 400
set of the season in the Brookland
Merchants League, Don Boyer
paved the way for Mudrick Liquor
Store to gain a tie for third place
in a keen flag chase that witnessed
the pace setting Martins Flowers
lose two games to Melvern Ice
Cream and Johnson's Air Condi-
TONERS move within game Of the
leaders with a 81 win from Won
der Bread
The johnson outfit, with Red
Hamilton clouting for 142-375 and
Bill Hoffman pounding out lab and
1856, cracked Brookland Hardware's
former high-game mark of 658 with
66l, and tailed second high sea-
son set of 1,840.
But the hardware quint. with
Ralph Bates and Karl Gochenour
turning in respective counts of 385
and 376, came back to regain its
high-game record with STA, along
with a 80 victory over Cannon's
Restaurant. The whitewashing
dropped the Cannons into triple
tie for third place, with Mudrick
and AIS Chicken Bar, as the latter
quint lost the odd game to Brook
land Garage.
Among the other high lights was
Campanellas 1898, which enabled
Brookland Shoe Shop to swamp
Brookland Decorators. Felix West
posted 375 for the losers.
Featured by Jessie Sacrey's 139
and 374. Martins Cleaners white
washed Quality Food Shop to gain
undisputed possession of first place
in the Washington Ladies League.
Hessick Coal and Edmonds Optical.
deadlocked for the lead, dropped to
second and third places as Hessick
lost a game to Howard Cleaners and
Edmonds two games to s. g. H.
Parking. Madge Lewis 1856 and $50
was the big edge for the parking
center quint.
The champion Rich's Barber Shop
continued to move toward the top
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Ry the Associated Press.

By tQe Associated fTeSs.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6-Newsreel
pictures of the windup of last Sat-
urdays Notre Dame-Navy game
have convinced Notre Dame Pub
licity Man Walter Kennedy and New
York sports writer's that the Irish
failed to score on the now famous
pass play from Frank Dancewicz to
Phil Colella,
In addition. the films taken by
two newsreel companies and shown
to football writer's at their weekly
football luncheon yesterday, showed
clearly that DancewicZ and Terry
Brennan were stopped short of the
goal line in their final two plunges
from the l-foot line following the
disputed pass.
The first run of the pictures re-
suited in 34-5 vote by those present
in favor of mo score" The play
was then shown in slow motion and
most of the dissenters, including
Tub Thumper Kennedy, agreed that
Navy Back Tony Minisi's tackle
pinned Colella with his legs across
the stripe, but with his body and
the ball on the field.
The pictures also were seen by
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Two Y. N. |. Regulars
Lost for Terp Game
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 6.-Vir-
ginia Military Institutes football
team started preparation yesterday
for the Southern Conference en-
gagement with Maryland at College
Park Saturday with the task of re-
placing two regulars. injured in
the 27-13 victory over Vanderbilt at
Nashville last week.
Center Rex Shappard suffered a
broken collar bone which will keep
him out for the remainder of the
season, and Bill Hawkins, blocking
back, has a leg injury that makes
him doubtful starter until the
Thanksgiving Day game with Vir-
ginia Tech.
Coach Hubert probably will start
Jack Palmer, freshman center, who
has alternated with Sheppard, while
Henry johnson. who won a letter as
a blocking back last year, has re-
covered from a preseason injury and
is slated to replace Hawkins.
"A tentative defense setup against
Maryland formations yesterday was
explained by Hubert on the basis OF
scout report from Backfield Coach
Russ Cohan.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Open Golf Goes Back
On Coin Basis With
korth-South Test
BY WALTER McCALLUM,
Star Staff Correspondent.

PINEHURST, N. c., Nov. 6.-Pro
golf is back on the old pay schedule
for tournament winners. During the
war the payof was in War Bonds.
but, although the appearance still
is being carried out, the payoff at
Pinehurst's North-South champion
ship. which started today, will be in
cash. 1t is not because Pinehurst
wishes it that way, but because the
pros figure the war is over and they
may as we'll return to the old cash
system. So the checks for this S., 900
tournament will be for cash.
Pinehursts resumption of the
storied North South title event has
drawn a great field, lacking only two
of COLTS big names, Byron Nelson
and jug McSpaden. But every one
else is here, from Betting Ben Hogan,
winner of the Richmond Open
championship, and Dick Metz, run
nerup. Such talented artists as Tony
Penna, Tommy Armour and Anna
teurs Fred Haas and Dick Chapman
have joired the caravan, which will
leave here Thursday and move over
to nearby Durham for another $4,000
tourney. First money here is $1,000.
1t was $500 in cash at Richmond.
George Diffenbaugh of Kenwood
and Mel Shorey of Indian Spring top
the slim Washington delegation.
They were to play together today in
a foursome with AL Macdonald OF
Philadelphia and Rut Cof1ey, unat-
tached pro from Richmond. Other
Washington entrants include Anna
teurs Bill Briggs. DR.. Joseph Kenrick
of Kenwood and 1t. Joe Lynch, for
mer Georgetown golf captain. Joe
has had serious operation and has
played little golf.
Hogan. on the strength of his
Richmond win rules the favorite
He shot 271 against the par of 2S8 to
win here in 1912.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Irish Didn't Tally Against Navy
In Dying Try, Film Convinces

Notre Danes players and assistant
coaches in South Bend, Ind, but
they declined to comment in the alb
sence of Head Coach Hugh Devore
The IRISH mentor attended his moth
er's funeral in West Orange, N. j..
yesterday.
Devore had said after the Cleve-
land crash, Il would be willing to
wager everything I have that the
camera will prove Colella was over. =
In Annapolis Navy Coach Hag-
berg said ne had not seen the pic
lures, but that he had never doubted
the officials decision.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6 (P,.-Commis-
sioner K. L. TUG Wilson of the
Western Conference told the Quar-
terback Club yesterday that two off,
ciaS were right on the spot" to call
the disputed play that left Notre
Dame inches away from a winning
touchdown against Navy Saturday
in Cleveland The Big Ten Office as
signed the officials who handled the
game.
The officials concurred in the fact
that the Notre Dame players leg
dangled across the goal line, but the
ball did not go over" he said.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Bee Bee Advanced 10 No. 5
Amona Middle Confenders

Bee Bee Washington, Georgetown
Negro, who fights Johnny Lawer in
the Turner Arena feature next
Tuesday night, has been advanced
from No. 6 among the middle
weights to a f1fth-ranking position
among the contenders for Tony
zale's crown in the latest Ring
Magazine rankings.
Holman Williams. who has fought
here under Turner auspices, was
rated No. /; Charley Burley, who
boxed Vince Pinpinelli here, is No
q: Jake La Motta, third. and Rocky
Graziano, formerly rated seventh
behind Bee Bee, was showed into
the No. 4 SPOT
Evening star., 1945-11-06

Virginia Military Institutes hashy
football team will be eyeing sec
ond place in the Southern Confer
ence when it visits Maryland Sat-
urday afternoon.
Two things must happen to give
the Cadets that spot. They must
score over the Old Liners and Will
liam and Mary must lose to North
Carolina The Indians stand 81
and the Cadets 2-1, but the former
will be the underdogs to the Tar
Heels and the latter will be favored
over Maryland.
Maryland still could stay In line
for high-up place in the loop with
triumph over the Cadets and a
later win over South Carolina, but
that loss to William and Mary last
Saturday killed all chances Of the
Old Liners finishing as runnersup.
Duke, with 20 rating, appears
headed for the title. 1t still has
games with North Carolina and
N. c. State, but will be highly IA
vored over both. following its upset
win over Georgia Tech last week
V. M. I. will have two other goals
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Army Gridders Eager
To Play in Rose Bowl
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Army's all
conquering gridders would like to
play in a bowl game New Year Day,
says 1t. Col. Carl Hinkle, assistant
coach at West Point.
1.-The boys want to CO. Hinkle
told the New York football writer's
at their weekly luncheon yesterday,
but he pointed out the final decision
on bid, if any comes, will be up
to the West Point superintendent,
Mai. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor.
The former All-America center at
Vanderbilt indicated the Cadets
were thinking in terms of the Rose
Bowl in Pasadena. Calf. He re-
marked that California would like
to see Glenn Davis and Glenn would
like to see California Davis home
State). I know he'd like to play in
football game for his folks. Be-
sides, it would give our men chance
to see the Western part OF the
United States"
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Mullins Named as Coach
OF Suntu CIuru Eleven

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-The
last major football coaching post
in the San Francisco Bay region
has been filled by the appointment
of Laurence A. (Moon) Mullins as
head grid mentor at the University
of Santa Clara.
The 37-year-old former Notre
Dame backfleld star will assume
his new duties December /. He now
Is q Navy lieutenant commander
at Corpus Christi, Tex, where he
is in charge of the physical train
ing program and coaches the Navy
Air Station football team.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
BY BOB MCLEAN.

One Michael Strauss Jacobs, high
poobah who controls the worlds
boxing industry, must have chuckled
today as reports came to Madison
Square Garden concerning the fistic
affair between Lee @. Murray and
Yancey Henry last night in Uline
Arena.
Uncle Mike presently is grooming
a pair of flabby boxers who are far
past their prime for a $4,000 600
battle for the heavyweight cham
pionship of the world, and it is i'm
portant that no heavyweight pops
up right now as a better man than
either Billy Conn or Joe Louis.
Conn's position as the chief con-
tender for Louis crown is not en-
tirely solid and Uncle Mike watches
other promising heavyweights care
fully these days with the fear that
their presence on the fight scene
will make burlesque of his big
title bout.
Murray No Cause for Worry.
Murray, for instance, who man.
aged to Wrestle a 10-round decision
over Henry last night after Yancey
had floored him for a nine-count
in the first round. is a man who
never will give Uncle Mike any
headaches. Lee @. packs 'em in at
Madison Square Garden and in
Baltimore arenas, where the Gus
toners must like his clownish, crude
style, but Murray never will be
anything more than novelty.
Henry is another story. He was
up against a long-armed, 6-foot-2
208-pound human octupus last
night who could make the best ol
them look bad. Murray out-An.
gotted Sammy Angott In holding
stepping on Henry's feet and wrap.
ping his arms around the exas.
perated Yancey In bear hug. lie,
q. even switched to . southpav
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Scoring Top Regained
By 1rojanowski, Ace
Connecticut Back
Px the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Walter Tro-
janowski's three touchdown splurge
against Amherst Saturday boosted
the Connecticut's classy back into
first place among the nations best
individual football scorers with .
total of "a points.
In racking up IA touchdowns in
six games, Trojanowski moved past
Terry Ragan, the former Redlands
ace who now is with Southern Cali
fornia.
Ragan, Navy transfer, collected
II touchdowns for 72 points in five
games with Redlands, but failed to
cross into the end zone in his one
start for the Trojans. He didn't
play Saturday against st. Marys.
The leaders:
G I'd Pat FG. TP.
w. TrojanowsN, Conn. 6 IA 0 o s4
Far West.
T. Ragan, R'lands, s. C. 8 IL o 0 72
Midwest.
Jim Boswell, Oberlin II 0 o SO
South.
Johnny Duda. Virginia 10 o So
Southwest land Southwestern Conference.
R. Godde. TA.&M.,M.V. 10 o 80
L. Sexton, Wichita 2 q 81
Fenmore, Ok. A. IL M 9 0 0 81
Big Ten.
Ed Cody, Purdue 7 9 O o 81
Southern Conference.
L. Chewing, v. M. L Q o o 81
Rocky Mountains.
e. Cromer, Colo. State 5 6 s o ~
Blk Six
Jack Venable, Okla7 = 0 o AZ
Southeastern Conference.
Fred Grant, Alabama a AZ
Charley Smith, Georgia o o AZ
Pacific Coast Conference.
b Lippincott, W. State 8 g O 30
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Gomez, Mohoney to Mix
In Turner Mat BrowI

Silent Pedro Gomez, a mute, Will
appear on tomorrow nights Turner
Arena wrestling card in special
3O-minute bout when he engages
Tom Mahoney, a former boxer.
Another ex-pugilist, Jay Turner,
who once fought Billy Conn, takes
on Milo Steinborn in the semi
windup to the Laverne Baxter
Chick Garibaldi feature. Other
matches find Mike Heller opposing
Jesse James and Bill Beard meeting
Jimmy Howard.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Fourth 400 by Boyer Boosts
Mudrick in BrookIund LEAGUE

OF the ladder with 2-l win from
Bratburd Pigs while Tassa Market
held to fourth place with a 80 win
from Investment Building Garage.
The Tassas boast season records of
612 and 1,753.
Jim Chesney Of The Evening Star
team tops the Hi-Skor Businessmen's
League with a ll6-plus average.
Raines Radio is the team pacesetter.
with a three-game lead over Busy
Bee. Revello boasts high game Of
I'll.
Tassa Fruit Stand rollers monop-
olized high scores in the Independent
Ladies loop at Lucky Strike, as Eva
Muldowney, with season high of
1877. led in new season team game
of $50, while Gladys Cussler fired 36l,
second high set.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Scholastic Coaches Coll
First Business Confob

The newly organized Metropolitan
Washington Scholastic Coaches As
sociation will hold its first business
meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
In the District Recreation Depart
ment Offices.
President Gil Conn, football coach
at Coolidge High, requests all basket
ball coaches to bring the schedules
Of their teams.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
English Booters to Strike
Unless Puy Is Ruised

MANCHESTER, England, Nov 8.
"A general shutdown Of Britain's
favorite sport appeared certain
when the tsoccer) Football Players
Union voted to go on strike after
November II If demands for higher
wages were not met by the league.
Fifty-two Of the nations 86 clubs
were represented at the strike meet
ing and several international stars
were present. Oncials Of the union
said players from 50 clubs voted
by ballot to strike and those from
two opposed it.