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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Thomas Seeks
Union Peace
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and private automobiles. sending
more than 80 per cent OF the
shift home a company spokesman
said.
At some Of the gates whore
there were no picketS automobiles
were parked croSs-wiSe across
the gates Despite these barriers
about l,S00 employees managed 10
get INTO The plant, but, according
10 the union, most Of these were
sent home by the company.
The strikers withdrew picket
lines this morning on the promise
Of international UAW-CIO repre-
,entativeS and officials OF Ford
Local 500 that they would be
given definite information on their
Wage status today.
PLAN MASS MEETING
Local officials were looking for
a hall large enough to -accommo-
date the membership and promised
a meeting sometime today. II no
meeting is held earlier a mass
meeting will be- held al ) p. m. al
Michigan and Wyoming, local OF.
tlcials said.
Announcement that Z homas :
had taken personal charge OF the
JAW Go Inter-unIOn malnte.
nance fight was made by Joseph
Smith OF Dodge Local > al rebel
mass meeting in a vacant lot at
Michigan and Wyoming A. )
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
The mass meeting marked
10y a near fist fight. an attempt
10 commander a sound car be-
longing 10 Local SOC and threats
of upsettinc cars belonging 10 any
worker who renamed IN the Ford
plant.
Smith. Who went 10 England
during the European var as a
LAW Go representative said
that ne was called 10 Thomas
office early yesterday morning
and was asked by Thomas Just
what the workers wanted
II told him" said Smith.
that We were not much
worried about the ALL as we
were about having our wages
brouKht up to AFL standards.
PROMISED REPORT
Thomas told me that hf -
taking personal charge of the
situation and that he would
have a report for III today. He
left for Washington after
talked with him aud ne will
report 10 our committee.
from the crowd some one
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Evening star., 1945-12-16
|ShipIey Ponders Over Quintet
To Stort in | erps' inaugural

Coach Burton Shipley will make
his bow in his 23d year of basket
ball coaching at Maryland Tuesday
night when the Old Liners enter
tain Marine Corps Institute OF
Washington in the 1944-45 inaugural
and he's scratching his head to de-
termine what hve tossers to start.
For the first time in a number of
years, Ship really has the talent for
a successful campaign, but he hasn't
had enough time to whip the full
squad into shape, as some of his
outstanding basketers did not report
until week or so after the football
season ended on December !.
In fact two of the best. Vic Turyr
and Bill Polling, football backs, have
been out only few days and the
former still is nursing an injured
shoulder that may take a couple oi
weeks to get into trim.
But Ship has enough talent tc
string along with until these ane
some other late comers are worked
into his system Of play. Jack Flynn
who scored 210 points in Is games
last season, is the only leftover
letterman, but others who have
toiled with him for more than q
month are such able performers al
Joe Bumann and Bob Fetters, back
from war service, and Freshmen
Buck LOOMS from Mount Rainier
Billy Lake from Coolidge, Johr
Hughes from st. Johns. George
Jelly from Gonzaga, Joe Clark anc
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Fairfax Basket Event
To Start Tomorrow

Suburban High School Athletic
Conference basket ball tournament
starts tomorrow night in the Fair
fax gym at 7:30. Schools COM
peting in the tourney are Bethesda,
Montgomery Blair. George Wash
ington, Washington-Lee and Fair
fax.
George Washington and Bethesda
open the program. followed by
Washington-Lee and Blair at $50
Fairfax drew bye and will meet
the winner Of the opening game on
Tuesday at 2:30 t
Final game will be played Tues.
day night with the victor in the
second Monday night tilt opposins
the winner Of the Tuesday afternoon
match.
The tournament is sponsored BY
the Fairfax Rotary Club and the
proceeds will 90 toward their school,
project. A tournament dance will
follow the final and it is open to
the public.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
A. U. Five Opens Title
Defense by Edgine
Loyo|a, 49 10 As

American University's basket ball
team opened its 1945-4e season In
true championship style in defense
Of its Mason Dixon Conference title
by defeating Loyola College Of Bal
timore. 4s-45, last night at A. U.
The Eagles, first to score, held
a meager lead only until midway
of the first half, when al Bartheme
tied the count at 12-an. From then
on it was seesaw affair. With Is
seconds to 60. George Barde]man
put Loyola in front. 1922.
A. us passing, spotty during the
first half, clicked in the second
round so well that the Eagles ran
up a 10-point advantage. Loyola
was unable to overtake the Wash
ington quint, in spite of its tight
man-to-man defense in most OF the
remainder of the game, but 1t
threatened constantly.
Bob Lindeman, A. us high scorer
last year, started this season with
bang as he hit the cords for %
points. The 6-foot-3 center's closest
rival was Bardelman, with Is
markers.
Loyola had won four consecutive
games. Its loss to American U. was
its third in seven starts. The Grey
hounds had just come up from Ash
land, Va, where they edged Ran
dolph Macon, 1892. Friday night.
In preliminary. Naiman's Photos
trounced Veterans of Foreign Wars
47-2l, in Heurich League tilt
Mac Mcneil was high scorer for the
victors with IA points.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football,

TODAY.
Football.
Washington Redskins at Cleve-
land, National Football League
championship game broadcast
on Station WMAL 1:25).
TUESDAY.
Hockey.
Washington VS.. New York, Uline
Arena, $50.
Basket Ball.
Anacostia at Eastern, 8 alumni
invitation game)
Marine Corps Institute at
Maryland. 8.
Bulls at Roosevelt, 4.
WEDNESDAY.
Boxing.
Marty Servo VS.. Stanley Sims,
Uline Arena, first bout S:45.
Wrestling.
Weekly wrestling program, Tur-
ner's Arena, 8:45.
Basket Ball.
William and Mary at George
Washington, 8:15.
THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
Marshall College at Maryland,
$50.
Bulls at Wilson, 4.
FRIDAY.
Hockey.
Washington VS.. Baltimore, Uline
Arena, $50.
Basket Ball.
Quantico Marines at Maryland,
Evening star., 1945-12-16
-Four Games Slated Today
In Heurich Court Loon

Greenbelt Girls VS.. North Wash
ington Recreation Association will
be the opener of a 4-game schedule
in the Eeuric', p~~k~t To1l T.ear,,e
to be played today in the Takoms
PHfk Fire Dep3 ~tneut gym starting
at 2 o'clock. The other two girls
~ -Bl against GAO at :
and Takoma Decorators against
Chemical Warfare at S.
In the only mems tilt, OSS and
Kavakos Grill. first two teams oI
the five league leaders to OPPOSE
each other. will clash at 1 pm
George Babcock, former Indians
University star, will captain the
OSS five, and Ritchie Poston, last
years top scorer for Kavokas, will
direct his team. The other three
undefeated teams are Perruso Cafe
Clifton Liquors and Mullikin's TRAY.
elers,
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Boys Club CourtEvenl
Is Rich in Trophies

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the Boys Club of Wash
ington eighth Annual Christmas
basket ball tournament, which will
be played from December 26 to 20
Deadline for entry is Wednesday
Competition will be held in 150-
pound. l35-pound. 12o-pound. 1o5-
pound and 90-pound weight classes
with The Evening Star Trophy 60.
ing to the 150-pounders, Washing.
ton Post Trophy to the 135-pound-
ers, Rotary Club Trophy to the 12o.
Founders, Touchdown Club Trophy
to the 1o5-pounders and the Times.
Herald Trophy to the 90-pounders
Franchise fee Is IS and entry may
be made with Barney Ross, 261 Sew.
ententh street Sc, at Atlantic 0e49
Also. rules governing entry and
playing requirements may be OBJ
tanned from Ross.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Pair Of Upsets Mark
Rec Court Loop PLAY

A pair of upsets featured opening
week play in the Community Basket
Ball League conducted by the Dis
trict Recreation Department d.
vision Of Neighborhood Centers.
The Mercury Athletic Club scored
the big surprise by defeating last
years champions, Georgetown
Dental, 1921, and the Wilson
coaches whipped the Cardinals,
previous winners in seven straight,
37-35.
In the other game of the week
Chuck Dudley's Ida Department
Store team defeated Wilkin Rogers,
1890. in overtime.
Next weeks schedule:
Tomorrow: Columbia Recs vs Ida's At
Coolidge, Black Hawks VS.. Hilltoppers at
Anacostia.
Wednesday: Wilkln Rosers VS.. Gordon
at Gordon Junior High. Black Hawks VS..
Mercury at Jefferson. Cardinals vs. Con-
gress Heights at Anacostia, Nativity vs. CO.
lumbia Recs At Nativity, Wilson vs. Bro
naughs 1T Coolidge.
Thursday: Wilkin Rogers at Wilson,
Hilltoppers at Southeast Boys Club
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Terps Plan Swimming
AS 14th Pastime in
Postwar Revival

Swimming has been added to
University Of Maryland's postwar
athletic program as the 14th sport
in which the College Park school
will send a varsity team into inter-
collegiate competition. Geary
tSwede) Eppley, athletic director.
said he believed the program would
be in full swing In another year.
Swimming must await the con-
struction Of pool, scheduled to
begin in the spring.
There will be baseball, lacrosse,
track, tennis and golf in the spring.
football, soccer and cross country in
the fall and basket ball, boxing.
wrestling, fencing, rifle shooting
and indoor track and swimming In
the winter.
During the war, the Old Liners
competed in football, basket ball,
boxing and baseball.
Varsity athletics will be augmented
by an intramural and physical ac-
tivities program to include tough
football, softbau, volley ball and
badminton.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Capital Boys at Staunton
Earn Football LaureIs

Three Washington boys were
members of the championship
Staunton Military Academy football
team this year and two of them
received honorable mention in the
Virginia all-State team selections.
Honorable mention went to Frank
lin Weller, son Of Capt. o. A. Weller,
U. 8. N, who was . guard. and
Jim Pope, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Raymond Pope, who was a back.
Allan Jones, son Of Mrs. Gladys
M. Jones, was the star passer of
the squad. and completed one rec
ord touchdown heave Of 81 yards.
Weller lives at 6127 Utah ave-
nue NV, Pope at 1924 Twenty
ninth street NV. and Jones at 4817
Thirty sixth street NV.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Touchdown CIubmen
To Hear MCGOWAN

Umpire Bill MCGOWAN. dean Of
American League umpires, and
Clark Grifith, Washington ball club
president, will share the spotligh.
Tuesday when they address the
Touchdown Clubs weekly luncheon
at 1890.
1t. Col. Joe Escude, general dinner
chairman, announces that it was
necessary to return 5000 applications
for reservations due to limited seat
ing space.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Allentown Seen Tough
Test for Grid Lions

The Washington football Lions
local Negro pro champions who are
unbeaten and united in six games
this season, tangle with the Allen
town (Pa) pros today at Griffith
Stadium. Kickoff is slated for 1::30
The Allentown eleven. boasting
seven wins against one defeat and
a scoreless tie, may provide the
Lions sternest test in year that
has seen them pile up 128 points
against opponents 10.
James Jabbo) Kenner, one-time
star District boxer and Lion star
who has been hospitalized for three
years, will receive 10 per cent Of the
gate receipts. y
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Roberts Returning 10 Nets
For Lions In Rover Tilt

Veteran Goal Tender Moe Roberts
probably will return to the nets at
Uline Arena Tuesday night when
the Washington Lions tangle with
the New York Rovers at $50.
Roberts will be prepared to share
the goalie assignment with young
Mert Prophet until he gets into play
ing condition for a fulltime job. but
believes he will qualify for the
assignment shortly.
The Lions are to invade Madison
Square Garden for a return match
with the Rovers Thursday night and
will return to Uline's Friday night
to play newly-appointed Coach Jack
Riley's Baltimore Clippers.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Morris Of D. 6. Elected
Brown. Grid Cuptuin

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 15.-
Irving Morris, son of Mrs. Benja-
min Morris Of 1881 Varnum street
NV, Washington. has been elected
captain Of the 1916 Brown Uni
versity football team.
Morris, q Junior, is a member OF
the Naval Reserve Ofiicers' Train
ing Corps and the track team. He
attended Mount st. Mary's Col
lege prior to his assignment here.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Delaware Given $92, 900
To Finish Field House

By the Associated Press.
NEWARK, Del, Dec. 15.-A $s3,-
900 contribution from r. r. M. Car
penter, ST.. father OF the president
Of the Philadelphia Phillies, will be
used towards completion of the Uni
versity Of Delaware field house, DR..
Owen Sypherd, acting president, dis
closed today.
DR.. Sypherd said Carpenter
previously contributed $685. to
begin work on the field house.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Nell Stewart, Ann Miller
To Clash in Mat Bout

Dixie's girl wrestling champion,
Nell Stewart, will return to Turner'S
Arena on Wednesday nights card,
meeting Ann Miller in a special
added attraction. The spotlight bout
involves Babe Sharkey. the recog-
nized heavyweight champion, and
Chick Garibaldi, youngest member
of noted graphing family.
Sharkey will be running into a
tough mailman in Garibaldi, who re-
Gently whipped Laverne Baxter, the
villain" who previously had held
the champ" to q one-hour draw
before being defeated in q close
return match.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Basket Ball Scores

ssmsTissn seasnssn 81 g. a. a;oI1:to.n nSSels "a Is
Sr.s Asassn; s bsviason' S r1S'isin'e g. 81
st. 5e.eDh. q g :: sserfsis; Gsiss.ts..' t. 4s.
Butler. ~: Miami. 40:
esRss 81 rw;'ssss sss. of fs.ss:r: 60 ss In,
.nn e. yssssn' ss.s.' a. csrn.s: M,yns:S9,s 4.ssa as
Ohio Wesleyan, "a; Oberiin, 62.
st. Johns Brooklyn). 81; Rhode Island
Garrison College, "a: osxeso Normal. sb
Washinsten college. 81; Johns Hopkins. 20
Alliance, 81; Grove City. 40.
sTas ssTasH.s S. So psnns1iy.s. s., siS1snss a. g.
Ohio State. 50: Illinois, 4o.
Washington, -; OREGON. Al.
U. g. Marine Corps tWashinsten. D. c.
Duke, Is; Is ~ yirstnis:: RI ia: ss.
Fort Hayes. a; st. Benedicts, s.
lono nos s1ats Te.ebsrs brsacssrs 6s Northern Ii
;ss Xsss xi1siaIs: % g; Assie1a 3s.Dtt.l 4s
will,sn !R.se on ana Mary n; Richmond All
wake Forest, 40: Mccrary Eagles, 80.
Coleate, 81: Rochester, III.
X. =. N. Z, 62: Kings Point, 40.
Rucknell, SO: Lehigh, 81
Franklin and Marshall. 45; swarth
more 43.
Bersstrom Field, a.; Texas A. L. M, a.
Rio Grande, 40: Pikeville (Ky), 30.
| Toledo, so: Kent, 80.
Camp Atterbury. 81; Xavier. 81
Ohio u. 65: Western Kentucky, ~,
Akron, .78; Case, 80
Kentucky, 81; Cincinnati, 81
Notre Dame, 65; Wisconsin, 81.
oklahoma Ags, IS; Temple 80.
Duke, As: Virginia, IS.
Oklahoma u, As; Bradley Tech. 81.
Chicago, 81; Western Illinois, 40.
n. y. e., 50: Arkansas, 81.
Harvard. So: Brown, "a
rtah, so: Canisius, 80
7. c. U, So: Texas Tech. 43.
kansas. 80; Missouri. 35
WASHINGTON State. So; whitman, 40.
Montana, 40; Montana State, Al
southern u illinois Normal. 81: Loyola (Chi-
DePaul. "A: Indiana State, SO.
va!paralso. 30; Drake. 81 toyertime).
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Mahlon Esshbaugh from Greenbeit
and some more.
Other footballers who pack ability
are Don Gleasner, feet 8; Pat
Mccarthy, Joe Pietrowski, Pete Pin
noci and Bill Elias.
All in all, it is the biggest and
best squad Shipley has had the
pleasure of tutoring in many moons
and unless Tuesdays foe is too
tough, there doubtless will be a pa
rade of Terp tossers to the Ritchie
Coliseum floor.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Georgetown Defeated
By Scranton, 54-46
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpeeioA blspttSn tO i nc Sttf.
SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 15.-Scran-
ton US basket ball team over
powered Georgetown u, 54-46, to-
night. with Bill Griglock the PAGER
with 81 points. At the half Scran-
ton led 21-18.
Ed Drysgula was the Hoyas high
scorer with Is points. A costar was
was Joe Durkin who scored only II
points but did an excellent ball.
handling job. The Washingtonians
player-coach, Ken Engles, was alb.
sent because Of the death of his
sister-in-law.
Griglock, who last year registered
327 of Scranton's 872 points, was
ably abetted tonight by Mike Denoia
uho hif for II
Evening star., 1945-12-16
100000 Witness 18
Los Angeles Ti|ts
sBy the Associated Press.

sBy the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 15.-It
was a great football season
financially for Memorial Coli
scum.
Approximately 100000 persons
watched IS grid games over q
three-month span. Thirteen COL
lege contests drew 582, 900 (297, 900
to see U. C. L. A., ass 900 to see
U. S. c.. Five service games
brought in an estimated 167 900.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Purvis Returns to Purdue

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. Is R.-
Duane Purvis, former football and
track star at Purdue who was dis
charged from the Army recently as
a captain, has returned as instructor
in physical education and assistant
coach.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Cord Five Boosts Streak

Cardinal A. C. scored its seventh
straight victory in the Stuart Recre-
alton League in defeating Green
way, 1925, yesterday. Jack Lacy
and Bill Cronin produced the VIM
ners' punch.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Browns Buy Catcher

ST. LOUIS, Dec. is R.-The
Browns have purchased Leslie G..
MCCARTHY, 26, catcher, from
Memphis. He's lefthand hitter.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
M. c. !. Quintet Scores
Over V. M. l., Al to 28

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. 15.-Ma-
rine Corps Institute basket, ball
team of Washington defeated Vir-
ginia Military Institute here to-
night. At to %.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

TIES 1T UPJerry Osborne Easterns alhgh fulback
across the Prep goal line for the Highs only touchdown
yesterdays third annual Scholastic AStar game Grth
Stadium few minutes before in the second period Billy
Earl OF Bulls had scored Preps solitary marker Identified
in the mud here Cleft to right George
(26 Josh Dorsey of Bulls 58 Jim Gardiner Gonzaga 8)
and Earl, backing up the line with sleeves rolled.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
AII-Sturs
Continued from Page A-22)

Guard; the United States Navy
School Of Music Band, directed by
Chief Warrant Ofncer Ralph Mack;
a detachment of military police;
the United States Marine Corbs
Drug Corps from the Marine Bar
racks under the command of Drum
Maj. Cecil w. Ward; the Police
Boys Club Band, led by Drum Mai
Clinton Brown; the George Wash
ington High School Band, and the
Mary Washington College Band.
At halftime message of appre-
citation was addressed to the more
than $50 service veterans who have
returned to Washington area
schools
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Touchdowns: Earl Osborne
Substitutions: All ll-High-WittIesev fwiI
SOM. Gray (Tech). Holmes mount Yer
nom, Lichty tWestern), Scribner Cen
ton-Lee), Alderman (Cooiidge), McClen-
don Fairfax), Lerario (CentraD, Allwine
(Anacostia). Harvey (Washington- -Lee),
lGeorge Washington, Garland {Washing-
ton1Lee), King (coolidse). Beatty (West-
(Gonzaga). DeChard (Conzaea). Flsn merry
(St. John'sl. DeLeonibus DEWITT, Nails
tBullis). Thrift Dewitt, Wintermeyer
Abelman CBullis)., LaCovey (Devitt), viii
liams {St Albans).
Referee - Harry O'Meara (Gonzaga).
umpire = Knocky Thomas (Maryiand).
Field judge-Tommy Whelan ICatholic
University. Head linesman-Hueh Flynn
Catholic University
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Polish Countess Convicted
OF looting Goering' S Home
BY the Associated rress.

| BY the Associated Press.
SALZBURG, Germany. Sept. 90
After a fearful hour on the witness
stand, Polish Countess Therese
Platerzyberk, %, was found guilty
by military government court last
night and must serve 50 days in jail
for looting Hermann Goering's
summer palace of several hundred
thousand dollars worth of furnish
ings and art.
Her 41-year-old husband, Count
Henry, charged jointly with her. was
acquitted when testimony showed
he had no direct part in the looting
The pretty blond countess, en-
Iployed as Goering's housekeeper,
previously told interviewers she was
waiting for an American Army
officer, whom she identified as the
man I love-" to get her out of her
trouble. She said her husband knew
of her love for the officer.
Maj. Robert M. Woodward of Chi
cago read the verdict, which SEN
fenced the countess to two years
imprisonment. TWenty-one months
of the sentence were suspended on
good behavior, and the court stipu-
lated the sentence should begin with
the date of her arrest August 10,
leaving So days to serve.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
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