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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
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DANCE.
Sponsored by intermediate Group of
Jewish Consumptives Relief Society, Shore
ham Hotel, 8 o'clock tonight.
DRAMA
"Cyrano de Bergerac." presented by the
Mount Vernon Players, at the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church, SIS
o'clock nightly through May %
Musical review. That's Where the
Money Goes at the Catholic University
Theater. $50 O'Clock nightly through
May 80.
We day anniversary exhibit including
declaration of war against Germany. Gen.
EiSenhower's battle map, captured German
banners, Hitler's last will and testament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16

Misses Suits, $27

We're S35 and more
so misses suits in tailored and classic styles
Brown and black checks, brown and gray stripes
or solid aqua, brown. red, black and navy. Sizes
10 to 18.
W&L-Down Stairs Store
Misses and Women's Goats and Suits
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Uso Club. 1911 street NV, . o'clock
tonight.
Square dance, Masonic Service Center,
Thirteenth and H streets NV. 8 o'clock
tonight.
Discussion, Washington Labor Canteen,
tonight.
FOR OFFICERS.
Dance Ofhcers Service Club Of the
United Nations. 1914 Twenty first street
NV, o'clock tonight.
Dance, Gadsby's Tavern. corner of
Cameron and Royal streets, Alexandria,
8 O'Clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
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70 Sundresses in cotton and rayon: red,
beige, pink and green. Sizes 40 to a. Less
than u price. Now --- $195
30 Spun Rayon Playsuits in luggage TAM
blue and green. Sizes 10 to 16. Less than
Il price. Now ----$ 1.s5
40 Pairs Of Suspender Shorts in cotton twill
White, navy and beige. Sizes IL to 10. Were
$2.95. Now $l.S5
WSsL-Down Stairs Store. sportswear.
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.
Royon Maternity Dresses

; so Were S5.95 and more
IS rayon maternity dresses in assorted prints
polka dots solid beige and blue. Sizes IL to 90.
40 Cotton Shocks of three-quarter length in purple
rust and green. Sizes IL to 10. Less than "A price
W&L-Down Stairs Store, inexpensive Dresser
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Floorcoverinqs Reduced

Mexican hand-hooked rugs Wool with DOM
mating tones of beige. green, blue and rose
Floral and block designs.
S, sxl2. Were s217.50. Now s14s50
l, Axe. Was $46. Now s3450
Z, AKA We're $l735. S1295
l, 8xl0. Was s159.5O. Now s11950
Loop Pile Cotton Rugs. Washable Fringe
all-around in rose. green, blue and white
4, 36x60 inches. Were $l225. Now ss25
4, 30x54 inches. Were $685. Now s645
4, 27x42 inches. Were $685. Now s425
Wool Pile Rugs 2x4 Criss cross design
Blue, gray. rose and beige. Were sl253
W&L-Floorcoverings Sixth Floor.
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Women's Dresses Reduced

group of rayon crepes and all-wools in
one and two-piece styles. Black, brown,
blue, green. fuchsia, gray and good assort-
ment Of prints Sizes is to ~.
8 were $685. and more. Now Ss.75
less than y price Now S14.5o
II were $29.75. Now -S1s.75
Is were $2s.75 and 1915 Now 22.25
IS were $ss.75 and more. Now-s $3.50
5 were $45 and more. Now $33.75
were $6e75 Now --s 37.25
W&L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor
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Juniors Dresses, $5.95
Less than Y price

Less than u price
rs dresses, one and twopiece styles in rayon crepe
and wool Pastels and dark colors. Sizes to is.
rs Wool Jumpers, suitable for school, pastel colors
Sizes to is. Less than q price. Now 1895
so White Rayon Crepe Blouses with Peter Pan
collars, classic types. Sizes 8 to IS. Were $225
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ToddIers' Cotton Sunsuits
S1.45 We're SIPS

800 toddlers' cotton sunsuts In white and pastel
colors with embroidery trim. Sizes to 3.
Is Childrens Dresses in cotton and rayon Blue
red and green checks and few prints. Broken
sizes ! to 6. Were $2s5 Now --SIs5
IS Boys Eton Suits, some in navy blue and gray
properly labeled for fabric content some in teal
blue cotton twill. Sizes to 6x. Were "a 95 and
more. Now - $40
W&L-Down Stairs Store
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Mems Royon Ties, SOC
Less than Y price

Less than Y price
$50 mems rayon ties in assorted stripes and prints
80 Mems Cotton Undershirts in ecru with short
sleeves and button fronts Were ssc Now CSC
W&L-Down Stairs Store Mems Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16

Boys Sailor Suits, properly labeled for
fabric content Navy blue In sizes to 6.
Were $685.. Now A ,95
IA Boys Sailor Suits, properly labeled for
fabric content Navy blue in sizes to 8.
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Center. National 5000, or UsOs at any OF
the following numbers: Executive 042s,
1927; Colored personnel may call USO.
Decatur 1864, or War Hospitality, Decatur
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White Hats, SOC
Less than V price

So white hats Group includes pig grained leather
calots cotton pique and simulated straw pillboxes
and simulated straw berets. Adjustable headsizes
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Millinery.
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Misses Dresses, s5.'5 to SOS
We're 1925 to SI6.95

100 dresses suitable for
crepe rayon jersey flannel spun
cotton and bouc cotton Light
dark shades Sizes 10 to 90
Is "omens Had1e Dresses 1907 Nylon
o
Floor.
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Women's Dinner Dresses, $26

Less than Y, Price
5 rayon crepe dresses in purple, gray, blue and
gold Sizes 16, 20, SO and 40.
l Dinner Dress in black rayon crepe Size 90 Less
than u price. Now --------------------$ 67.25
W&L-Womens Formal Wear, Third Floor
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Is Playsuits in cotton seersucker Floral
prints in green and blue. Sizes IA and H.
IS Blouses in shantung- weave rayon with
eyelet trim, white only. Sizes 80 to 49, Less
than II price Now --S 135
IL Summer Dresses in floral printed rayon
mesh. Sizes IL to 20. Were $l095. Now,
e5.95
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Cotton, Linen, Royon BIouses
SITS WeYe SI0.95 and more

group of tuck-in and overblouse styles in rose
aqua, natural and lilac. Also rayon crepe shirts
in navy or black and white stripes Sizes 10 to 49,
W&L-Bouses, Third Floor.
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OlIcS 4, D, o, I ana y.
40 Boys Cotton Pajamas in tan or blue; also
brown plaid. Sizes s, 10, IL and IA.
Boys Sailor Suits, properly labeled for
fabric content Navy blue in sizes to T.
Were $795. Now $5.95
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Boys Apparel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Royon BIouses, $3.50
We're $3.50 and more

IS bouses pink white black
polka dots and solid colors Sizes 80 to 49,
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Royon Briefs, Csc

Less than Y Price
so pairs of rayon briefs. Tearose in small sizes.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Underwear.
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Housefurnishines Reduced

Housefurnishin9s Reduced
Metal Breed Boxes
IL less than u price. Now ------s125
Is less than u price. Now ---------s5 $50
3 were $3.50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wicker Hompers
were $685.. Now
] was $3.50. Now $3.50
l was $3.50. Now
were $7s5. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3 were $3.50. Now
/ was $425. Now s275
Aluminium Hamper. Less than "a price. Now
S395
1 Piywood Hamper. Was $3.50 Now S625
4S Tumbler and Soap Holders Nickel plated metal
Were $125 Now 89c
4S Tumber Holders. Nickel plated metal. Were
A Bathroom Rugs 29x54. Cotton chenille. As
sorted colors. Were $9.95. S625
% Flower Tubs. Wood 12-quart SIZE Assorted
colors Less than a price. Now ---------5oc
l Clothes Basket Wicker Less than "a price,
Now - 75c
Kitchen Stool Wood Less than y price. Now
Sl.25
NOW
!
Enameled Sauce Pans. Less than u price. Now
25o
10 Rolls Pre-pasted Wallpaper. Assorted designs
and colors. Less than "a price. Now, each roll ESQ
Sc Rolls Pre-pasted Wallpaper. Assorted designs
and colors. Less than u price. Now each roll, $50
II Pairs Drapes. RAyon and cotton. Green, gold.
blue, rose and peach. Were 1929. Now 3.zS
Pairs Drapes. Rayon and cotton. Gold black
and rose. Were $495. Now 32.5e
Green, black and white. peach and rose. Less than
II price. Now 1925
Is Sets Shower Curtains and Drapes. Plastic
coated. Rose, peach, green, gold. blue. Less than
Il price. Now $4.75
1 Sets Shower Curtains and Grapes. Assorted COL
ors. Were $3.50 Now $685.
Set Shower Curtain and Drapes. Plastic coated.
Rose. Was $3.50. Now $40
IL Sets Shower Curtains and Drapes. Plastic
coated. Peach, rose and green. Were $l1 90.
Now $5.95
Set Shower Curtain and Drapes. Plastic coated.
White Less than u price. Now 1925
10 Shower Curtains. Plastic coated Rose and
peach colors Were $629. Now ---$3.25
AZ Shower Curtains Plastic coated Green blue,
rose, peach, maize. Less than II price. Now $3.50
Shower Curtains Plastic coated. Blue and rose
colors. Less than "a price. Now--- $3.25
Shower Curtain. Plastic coated Less than II
price Now S275
IS Shower Curtains. Plastic coated. Maize peach,
black and white. Less than u price. Now---$l.75
W&L-Housewares. Eighth Floor.
Express Elevator Service
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IS Rayon Crepe Dresses in black. brown, blue.
fuchsia and prints. Sizes 10 to A. Were
$685. and s25. Now - $3.50
IS Rayon Crepe Dresses in black, blue, brown
and good selection Of prints. Sizes 1871
to 46l2
. less than y price. Now 1915
81 were $685. and s22s5. Now ----s12.5e
10 were $25. Now s1s.s5
10 were s45 and s49.75. Now ------S2s5o
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Girls Jerkin Suits, Jumpers

125 girls jerkin suits and jumpers in pastel plaids
properly labeled for fabric content. Sizes to H.
zoo Pieces Girls Cotton Playclothes. Group in
cludes playsuts, dirndl skirts and sun dresses in
assorted stripes and prints Sizes I to IL. Were
$l.15. Now
W&L-Down Stairs Store Girls Apparel
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W&L-Down Stairs Store,
Infants and Juvenile Apparel
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Boys Cotton Wash Suits, 81 .ss
We're S2.65

200 boys cotton wash suits with button
s z andQ
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Misses Dressmoker
Suits Reduced
Misses Dresses Reduced

A group OF misses daytime dresses in rayon crepe
and cotton, prints or solid pastels, black or navy
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W&L-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
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Evening star., 1946-11-07

Georgetown hopes to pull a
"Princeton" on Boston College Sat-
urday, although Coach Jack Hag-
erty isn't exactly sure how the
Hoyas can do it.
"B. G. has had it all along" Hag-
erty said today, "but it was a matter
of getting into the groove on its
timing and ball handling, and it
looks as if they've got it down.
"This Ed Doherty, their quarter
back, must be out of this world. I
saw Denny Myers Boston coach) at
our Villanova game, and compli-
mented him on having two such fine
ball handlers as Ed Clasby and Don
Panciera, and Denny said If I
thought they we're good I should
see this Doherty. I probably will
sen him Saturday"
liner Raba, Jack McTamney and
E--ler Oberto definitely will not ac-
com-any the squad when it leaves
tonight for Boston. Injuries are
keeping all three home. Babe Bara-
nowski, Paul Welsh, Len Bonforte
Evening star., 1946-11-07

action for 43 minutes and Is Sec
onds each and the other regulars
all played more than 80 minutes.
Davis, the indestructible half
back, has played total Of 200
minutes and 30 seconds in seven
games this fall an average of 41.5
minutes q game. Biles, converted
from guard to tackle just before
the season opened, has played 273
minutes and IS seconds.
The figures for the other regu-
lars: Hank Foldberg, end, 1890;
Bryant, 261 As; Steffy, 246:15; Jim
Enos, center, 270:30; Gerometta,
270A5, and Barney Poole, end, 249
minutes.
In the backfield Herschel Fuson,
injured right halfback, has been IN
there 1921 minutes out Of a pos
sible 42o; Davis had his only easy
afternoon against Cornell, when he
played only 21h minutes.
Blanchard Active Player.
Blanchard, who missed two games
because of a knee injury which
still prevents him from kicking,
came back to play nearly 54 min
utes against Michigan, 561a against
Duke and 43 against West Virginia.
He has played 1881 minutes In
five of Army's seven games.
Quarterback Arnold Tucker, who
staged an amazing recovery from
q mid-season shoulder separation,
has been in action 226h minutes
and Elwyn (Rip) Rowan, first
string replacement for both Fuson
and Blanchard, has played 1876
minutes.
It is obvious from Blaik's con-
versation, which returns constantly
to the quality and numbers OF
Notre Dame personnel, that he fig
ures the game as q team vs.. squad
affair. He even goes back to 1914
when Army won by lopsided
score, but as-just about worn out
at the finish, to show how the Irish
may run US into the ground"
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Owner Of Rockets Sued
For 100000 by Han|ey
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Richard E.
Dick) Hanley, former coach of the
Chicago Rockets team of the ALL
America Football Conference, has
filed 100000 damage suit against
John L. Keeshin, owner of the club,
alleging injury to Hanley's reputa-
ton.
The suit, filed in Superior Court
yesterday, charges that Hanley's
coaching reputation had been dam
aged by alleged public statements
made by Keeshin last September
Is, when Hanley ended his connec-
tions with the Rockets as general
manager and head coach.
Keeshin has a $250,000 suit pend
ing against George Halas, owner
coach of the Chicago Bears of the
National Football League. The &C
ton is in connection with Kee-
shin's recent interview with Sid
Luckman, Bear quarterback, con-
-erning coaching the Rockets.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
WinIess Gators Williams Tops
CoIIeoe Grid Pass Cutchers

turns, running back nine 1or Soo
yards.
Horace COLON of Nevada zoomed
to the top of the putting department
with an average of A yards on 20
kicks.
Department Leaders.
The 10 leaders in each depart
ment:
e.usst niss fef zss yslds
ss.' Z: / n. 's1 q For foT ss7; Mihsilsyich; II:
Sas: sans for l0s ssg :S3
arizona Tsmpe,as II IN iSy sS7: s,.slaI'' MaIGney
for hard1s u.s. Z der ao' Yae Is foS
lom. Nevada, 4. yards ,average; wendt
Texas Mines aSs a'iy1n Huaeason
Y; M. !, 4l.9; Davis Colorado State State
5s;s;,, Az; css; x wisconsin and Moore Van
Punt returns-Gilmer. Alabama, e
aars ads A. u W.lss tas 2sa Teaas w1shs X
u for ass aS5 TSd TidweI s.t Auburn. 10 for ss4
Webster Kings Point 1s L. fsE sss s .nse%s Wsas
Princeton. Prince ~ Is Is for = 2Is.
KICKOFF returns-Hall, San Francisco
8 for 353 yards; viau, Kings Point, 8
for 321: Fenimore. Oklahoma A. q n
Turner, North Carolina State, for 2o8i
Hodges, Michigan. 10 for 20s; Reader
Michigan State, 6 for 206i Justice. Nertf
for 1872; Lonsacre, william and Mary
5 for 1888.
Pass interceptions-Timbe Rich
mond q for 90 yards; Hatch, Washing.
ton, 6 for 11O Johnson y. c. L. A.,
liz; o'Donnell, Harvard. for ITO: Her.
Carolina, 5 for "a; Depasoua, Pittsburgh
5 for "a; Gilmer, Alabama, 5 for A
Cannady Indiana, for 20.
Evening star., 1946-11-07

posed to have a pretty good roster,
so how can you explain that2"
It was pointed out that the Red
skins loss of two games in a row
didn't affect the fans as much as
the way they lost them. The GUS
toners were sore about blowing that
24-0 lead to the Eagles, particularly.
he was reminded
How do you think I feel?" de-
manded Marshall. I'D like to win
them ALL too, but you have to recog-
nize the facts. Maybe We won't win
the Eastern division title, but we're
not out of the race yet and didn't
Steve Owen New York Giants
coach) himself say the winning
team might lose as many as three
games?"
Harmony and Cooperation.
Whether Edwards wins another
game or not, it's as plain as the
nose on Wayne Millner's face that
Marshall isn't tearing his hair or
screaming epithets at the coach.
Never before has there been such
complete harmony and cooperation
between the front Office and the
boys in the back room. And on
paper the boys haven't been too bad.
Prof. George Strickler's weekly
dope sheet from headquarters shows
the Tribes line is the best in the
circuit, defensively, holding all op-
ponents to 3S4 yards, or an average
of 64 for the six games. 1t is one
of the things puzzling Edwards, to
wit, how the line can be so good de-
fensively and so far below par Of
fensively.
BY contrast, the Boston Yangees,
who will be here Sunday, have
backed up 1,052 under pressure from
the opposition.
THAT bears out my statement
about personnel, I think" Marshall
said. There was a time when you
could win a championship with a
good defensive team, but not any
more. 1t seems that you've got to
have everything now"
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Robinson Wins by K0
After Levine FeIIs
Him for 9Count
By the Assoeiotsd Press

CLEVELAND, Nov. sugar Ray
Robinson, king of the welters al
though he doesn't wear the official
crown, today had a sore hand, an
aching jaw, $12.500 and his 49th
kayo victory in IS professional
fights.
He picked up all those items last
night as he f1attened Artie Levine,
Brooklyn middleweight, in 2:41 Of
the 10th round at the arena before
a crowd of 12,102 which paid Ohios
greatest indoor fistic gate of $83,-
17198.
The New York Negro fighting ma
chine won this one the hard way.
He dug himself out of the resin
after being f1oored for a nine count
in the fourth stanza by a rapier-
like left hook to the jaw, weathered
a couple of other furries and then
battered his foe into helplessness
with only 10 seconds to go.
Levine's First X. o.
It was Levines first knockout de-
feat in so professional bouts and
came on the heels Of the same
dose he had administered to five
other opponents in recent appear
ances here. And, despite the fact
that Levine entered the ring Al
underdog, he could have, with q
better break, made Robinson his
sixth straight victim here.
In the torrid fourth he crossed q
right to Robinson's jaw, and the
New Yorker sagged into his own
corner, covering up In deep crouch.
Levine failed away with both hands
without getting inside Sugars guard,
but as the Negro Strengthened up to
fight his way out of the jam. Artie's
left snaked over to the point Of
Robinson's jaw.
Ray hit the deck head first, rolled
over, and staggered up, still groggy,
at the nine count. But as Levine
dashed in for the kill, Referee Jackie
Davis pushed him away and method
ically wiped Robinson's gloves on
his shirt, while looking into his eyes
to determine If he were fit to
continue.
Head Finally Clears.
About Is or 20 seconds elapsed
from the time Robinson went down
and Davis gave Levine the "go
ahead" but that was ample time for
Robinson's head to clear. He jabbed
and clinched his way through the
rest of the heat.
In the 10th, after Robinson had
taken a ninth-round beating, the
end came with dramatic quickness.
In midring furry Robinson jolted
his left to Levine's midsection, and
backed him against the ropes.
Levine, helpless from the body blow.
grabbed the top strang and refused
to 60 down as Robinson rained rights
and lefts to his head.
Levine finally sank to the lower
rope. badly battered. and was
counted out. @
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Hoyos Hope to Pull q Princeton
OnB. C., Wonder How to Do 1t

and Joe Murphy will be in the start
ing backfleld, with Lou Surman re-
placing Walsh when the Hoyas need
a good, long punt.
Georgetown's hopes of winning de-
pend strictly on taking the powerful
Eagles by surprise, but Hagerty isn't
sure his boys have the physical
strength to keep the foe at bay for
go minutes. Boston is looking be-
yond this game, which it regards as
a breather, to the Alabama and Ten
nessee duels, and it is possible for
an inspired Hoya eleven to make it
close, at least. L. F. A.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
bruin Flanker Baldwin
Is Lineman Of Week
For Second Time
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. burr
Baldwin, U. c. L. AS consistent
wingman, has earned the Associated
Press lineman-of-the-week award
for the second time this season, to
tie the repeat record set last year
by George Savitsky Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Baldwin, who was handed the
palm three weeks ago for a sterling
performance against Stanford, out
did all previous efforts, his hackers
claimed, in the Bruins 1920 win
over st. Mary's last Friday.
The 195-pound veteran OF the bat
tie of the Bulge, considered by many
sports writer's here as perhaps the
greatest end developed in Southern
California, scored three touchdowns,
two in the first 5 minutes OF play
against the Gaels.
Two tallies came on pass plays
covering 40 and % yards. He
scooped up q blocked punt for the
other score. His deceptive work
helped to keep st. Marys ALL
America Herman Wedemeyer in
check. l.
Baldwin was pressed for honors in
the weekly poll by Guards Weldon
Humble, Rice, and Knox Ramsey.
william and Mary; Centers John
Cannady, =. Indiana, and Bryant
Meeks, South Carolina; Tackle
Frank Wydo, Cornell, and Ends Joe
Pereshinski, Georgia; Ed Mead.
Princeton. and David Schmidt,
Kansas.
other linemen nominated this
week:
Ends-Ted Cook. Alabama; Wendell VII.
liams. Rice; Ray Poole, Mississippi: Joe
Tackles~Raiph sazio. William and
ton, Alabama; Pete .Kotlovich. Southern
Methodist; Weldon Edwards, Texas Chris
tan; Hubert Shurtz, Louisiana State; Bob
Hendren. Southern California; Harold Kill
man, Texas Christian. ",
Guards-Herbert st. John. Georgia; Jim
Sid Wright, Southern Methodist,
Centers-Paul Duke, Georgia Teen;
Billie Thomas Arkansas; John Hapacz'
Okiahoma; Don Paul, U. c. L. A.