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Evening star., 1948-12-18
Met Junior Records
In Jump, Dash Fall
BY the Assceieisd Press

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Dec. 'is.-
New meet records in the 6o-yard
dash and high Jump were set last
night as the Eastern indoor track
season opened at the Armory with
the Metropolitan AAU Junior cham.
pionships.
In the high jump, the new mark
was set by Stuart Mcguire, an lS-
year-old Columbia freshman, who
cleared 6 feet 8 inches, ! inch better
than the old standard, chalked up
by Bernard Millhan Of Fordhan In
1910.
The 6o-yard dash record was shat
tered by Jim Ryan Of the New York
Pioneer Club, who covered the dis
tance in his senifinal in 0:0e.4 sec.
ollds and equalled the old mark Of
0:06,5 In winning the final by q foot
over Columbia's Johnny Zegger.
Thomas Comerford Of Manhattan
College won the l,oo0-yard title. His
teammate, Johnny Moran, was .
close second and Ed Carney Of Ford.
ham was third. Comerford's time
was 2::24.3.
Paul Ternan Of Manhattan won
the mile run in 4:33 with Frank
Brooks Of New York University sec
ond and Joe Seebode, Manhattan,
third.
Manhattan took a third individual
crown when Tom Daveren won the
70-yard high hurdles, nosing out
John Goodman of N. Y. u. and Jim
Harrington OF Manhattan in that
order. Davoren's time was 0:093
seconds.
Bill Lucas Of Manhattan won the
3-mile run by yards in 1889.
The New York Police Sports As.
sociation won the l,00o-yard medley
in 2:035; st. Johns University took
the mile in $3.50 and Columbia the
2-mile In 8:28.7.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1s R.-The
Chicago Cardinals hope to become
the second National Football League
team to win the consecutive loop
championship playoffs by whipping
the Philadelphia Eagles tomorrow.
Only the Chicago Bears have been
able to put together two straight
NFL titles. George CPapa Bear)
Halas' crew paralyzed Washington,
70 to 0, in 1910 and came back the
following year to smother New York,
81 to o.
The Eagles and Cardinals both
tapered OF with light signal drills
and dressing room talks today in
preparation for the 18th annual NFL
extravaganza before q sellout crowd
Of more than $1,000.
Both coaches and most of the pro-
football writers agreed that the con-
test was tossup with the Cardinals
favored by 81 points-pitting their
smashing running attack against the
potent passing arm Of Philadelphia's
Tommy Thompson.
Eagle Mentor Greasy Neale de-
clared his team in excellent physical
shape. He was confident the West
ern Division Champion Cardinals
would find 1t mighty hard" to un.
load the spectacular scoring plays
that sank Philadelphia In last years
playof at Chicago.
The difference in this years game
may ride on the improved reserve
strength the Eagles can muster in
the line and on a top-f1ight per-
formance by Steve Van Buren.
There really Is little to chose be-
tween the teams. League statistics
reveal two evenly matched squads
in almost every department Of the
game The breaks and weather pos
sibly may determine the final out
come.
The weatherman predicts either
rain or snow or a mixture of both.
Should the game end in q tie q
sudden death extra period will be
played. The two teams will kick
of in a Nth quarter and the first
team to score carries of the game
and the NFL title.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
n. T.. State and Yale
Among Fives Rating
Headlines Today
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-North Car
olina State, Yale, Michigan, Utah,
Baylor and U. c. L. A. took the
in college basket ball to-
day as a result Of developments last
night.
N. c. State, Southern Conference
champions, tripped Pitt, 77-42. in
an intersectoinal game at Durham,
N. G.
Yale, favored to replace Columbia
as king In the Eastern 1ntercol-
legiate ivy" League, invaded
ithaca, N. Y, and whipped Cornell,
CAST. Tony Lavelli tossed in 40
points to spark the Eli to their Sec
ond straight loop triumph.
Michigan, Western Conference
title holder, opened a Far West in
vasion by putting on . second-hali
rally to beat Colorado, 47-38. Colo
RADIO had led at the half. 17-11.
Utah, back home in Salt Lake City
after a tour to the Pacific Coast
licked Southern California for the
third straight time, 5S-43.
Baylor, defending Southwest Con-
ference champs, chalked up its
third straight triumph since a dis
astrous Eastern tour. The Bears
again tripped Missouri, 49-42, at
Columbia, Mo.
Unbeaten U. c. L. A. maintained
It's record as one Of the Pacific Coast
top quintets, taking Santa Clara, 61-
43, for its fifth in a row.
Sectionally, other major results
last night included:
East-Dartmouth won its sixth
straight, trimming Tufts, $3.50, and
Rutgers put on a second-half come
back to trounce Princeton, 65-53.
South-In three Southern Confer
ence tilts George Washington beat
Virginia Military, 71-45; Duke de-
feated Davidson, 58-4l, and Rich
mond squeezed by Clemson, 47-45
on Elmo Stephenson's field goal In
the last 80 seconds.
Midwest-Purdue walloped Ne
braska, 64-47, while in q double
header at Toledo Chicago Loyola
turned back Bowling Green of Ohio,
65-62, in overtime and Toledo
downed Valparaiso, $3.50. In Q twin
bill at Kansas City Louisville beat
Marshall. 1884, and Beloit outlasted
Indiana State, 1911.
Far West-A double header at
Denver saw Hamline beat Texas
Christian, 66-47, and Denver nip
Emporia Kans.) Teachers, 6l.60
Oregon and California put on a
nip-and-tuck affair, with Oregon
coming out on top, 5l-50.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Detroit NBL Club FIops,
Dayton Gets Franchise
by the Asseeiessd Press

DETROIT, Dec. Detroit's
third venture In major league pro-
fessional basket ball has ended Just
like its predecessors-a flop. The
National Basket Ball League yester-
day called In the franchise OF the
Detroit Vagabond Kings, who had
lost 16 out Of ls games, plus an esti-
mated $l1 900 at the gate, and placed
1t at Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton will be represented by
the New York Rens, q Negro team
which will start playing as a league
member tomorrow. Other league
clubs will divide the Kings playing
talent,
Evening star., 1948-12-18
British Ringster King
Makes Hit With K. O.;
SaddIer Also Victor
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-Lil' Arthur
King, the British Empire lightweight
champion, looms as the best young
fighter to hit town in many a moon.
A third-round knockout winner
over Tony Labua OF Ozone Park,
N. Y, In the semiflnal to last nights
Sandy Saddler- Terry Young scrap,
King scored q big hit with the Madi-
son Square Garden crowd Of 9,0Sl
which paid gross Of $22 2,222.
Quick with both hands, King un-
corked as neat O left as any light
weight owns. He dropped Labua, q
talented but green youngster. for .
three-count In the first and nine in
the second.
In the third, King caught Labua
In a neutral corner and rocked him
with II straight punches before
Referee Johnny Burns called q halt
after 81 seconds.
Still only a "comer" in the light
weight class which is bossed by his
stablemate. Ike Williams, King ap-
pears to have the stuff to make the
grade.
With OmahaS Vince Foster and
heavyweight Roland LastarZa OF the
Bronx, King is a welcome new face
to help revive the boxing game.
Saddler, another Johnny-come-
lately to the main 60 banks In his
own town, scored convincingly by
stopping Young In 81 seconds Of the
10th round Of the main go. Sad
dler's featherweight title was not at
stake in his first home start since
he lifted Willie Pep's crown.
Giving eight precious rounds to
Young, rough house warrior who
knows all the tricks, Saddler carved
up his man with slicing left hand.
There will be no more boxing In
the Garden until January Z when
Steve Belloise meets the Frenchman,
Robert Villemain.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
PhiIs Stick 100000 Tag
On SisIer; Prefer Players
BY the Assecioisd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ls.-First
Baseman Dick Sisler of the Phila-
delphia Phillies Is for sale at price,
but President Robert r. M. Oar.
penter would rather trade him for
some players.
Carpenter said yesterday he had
turned down o considerable sum"
Of money offered by Branch Hickey,
president and general manager Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, for the hrst
sacker.
The Phillies' head man said he
had put a 100000 price tag on
Sisler. but was not anxious to sell.
Il want players in return, and
as soon as they offer men I think
will strengthen the Phillies ! will
talk business"
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Braves Stonky to Get
Operation on Ankle

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. lS.-Eddie
Stanky, Boston Braves second sack
er. was scheduled for an ankle oper-
alton at Providence Hospital here
today.
The operation was decided upon
to correct a bone chip condition in
his right ankle, broken in a third
base collision with Bruce Edwards
at Brooklyn last July.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
A. u. Quint keen-Eyed
In Routing 1errors;;
6. W. Comes Back

In checking over the results Of
his teams nine preholiday games.
Coach Stat Cassell Of American
University's basket ball forces can
find little fault. Particularly grati-
flying is the caliber Of his reserve
players and the overall balance the
team has shown while winning
seven tits and losing only two.
Last nights Ss-ss shellacking Of
Western Maryland closed the Eagles
camp until January 8. Practically
everybody took part in the scoring
as A. U. registered its third triumph
without O setback in the Mason-
Dixon Conference.
George Washington also registered
a loop victory last night, sinking
Virginia Military. 71-45, at Lexing-
ton in a Southern Conference tilt.
The ease with which the Colonials
won this one makes 1t very difficult
to explain their loss the previous.
night to Washington and Lee.
One game Is on the collegiate pro-
gram here tonight with Maryland
host to Clemson in a Southern Con-
ference battle. So far the Terra
pins have taken only one OF i've
outings.
Scoring was fairly well divided
among all the Eagles in last nights
American U. game, with Johnny
Moffatt high gun with IL points.
Darling Of the crowds, though, was
little Jackie Neer This 5-foot-4
eager sank five field goals from all
over the court and earned an ova-
ton with each. Leroy Ishman, who
played such a great game against
Penn State earlier in the week, reg
istered 10 points to keep his big lead
among District cagers with a total
OF l13 points, while Bob Lamon
came along with II to run his sea-
son total to 98.
George Washington's game was
sparkling as compared to its drab
performance the previous night.
The Colonials were in front all the
way and scored almost at will. Phil
McNiff dropped in II points to up
his conference total to rs, but indi.
vidual high for the game was Fred
Anson Of the Keydets with 10.
Roanoke College, beaten the night
before by Catholic u, came out
even on its two-day invasion Of
washington by sinking Gallaudet,
64-37. in A Mason-Dixon Conference
game at Eastern High.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Leukhordt Is Jets Stur

Elmer Leukhardt, one-time Ana
costa High School all-around ath-
lete, led individual scorers as Jet
Motors topped Naval Reserve, 1892
in q Central Recreation League
basket ball game last night: In a
Tech Recreation tilt, Kavakos Grill
won over Navy Quarters X, 1888.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Browns Acquire Savage.
As ReIiefer This Year
By the Assoelotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ls.-Bob
Savage, right-handed pitcher, will
do his hurting for the st. Louis
Browns next season.
The Philadelphia Athletics yester-
day sold the 27-year-old hurler to
the Browns for an unannounced
sum Of cash. Savage was used
chiefly in relief roles last season by
Connie Mack, winning i've and los
ina one.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

basket ball school here, made It's
debut with q 64.32 triumph over
Friends. More Of the Eagles posi-
bilities will be known after tomor-
rows game against Priory. which
yesterday bowed, 34-31, to st.
Johns. It will give q good COM
parison between Gonzaga and st.
Johns, which usually are leaders
among local Catholic schools. An
other Catholic school which should
figure in the race Is Georgetown
Prep, o 1913 winner over Dewitt.
st. AnthonyS, also in this loop,
topped st. Paul's, 35-28.
Three other District public highs
in sdditioa to Tech played. West
ern marked up It's second straight
victory by taking Frederick. 1888:
Roosevelt saw Q third.period lead
evaporate as Quantico High won
3l-2s, and Wilson was beaten by
American q. jayvees, 1870.
@. w. High II Winner.
George washington High Of Alex.
andria, defending champion ir
Northern Virginia, opened the Viz.
ginia Group I series by sinking
Wilson High Of Portsmouth, 1920
Two other Northern Virginia teams
saw action against nonleague foes
Fairfax bowed to Blair, 1884, de-
spite IS points by Roddy Miller Of
the Rebels, and Washington-Lee
swamped Woodward, 62-27.
Damascus opened its bid for the
Montgomery County Glass D title
by downing Poolesville, 1928, be-
hind 2l-point shooting from Billy
King. In other tilts involving near
by Maryland schools, Hyattsville
defeated an alumni team. 44-30. and
Richard Montgomery Of Rockville
bowed to Landon, 1920.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
TebeII Among Officials
For Dixie Bowl Clash
EY fhe ASSoeiUfod Praxs

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec. 1s.-
Jimmy G. Higgins Of Dallas will
referee the Dixie Bowl game here
between Baylor and Wake Forest
on New Years Day.
Other officials announced yester-
day by the Dixie Bowl Committee
are Gus T. Tebeil (Wisconsin)
Charlottesville, Va, umpire; Lon
Evans IT. G. u, Fort Worth, Tex,
head linesman: L. j. Perry (Elon)
Chapel Hill. N. c., field Judge. and
r. r. Sermon (SpringdelN, Raleigh,
N. c.. timekeeper.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

Malouf who supplied q vital part Of the execution
observer that rst hail. the Bears
checking his Cards by using six line pussns auck
openings messing mouseraps by employing oeayo ooAS
They pulled tackles and nailed runners on sweeps
Councilman Reorroneed His Offense
strategy clicked admirably for half Then IN the
dressing concod the antdote hastily the
Cards were delayed action plays and the Cards
who gained the period couldn't be stopped BY
land covered huge hunks OF geography
tactics Malouf carried out that
plan shook loose Charley 1pp Pat Harder ana Elmer
Angman with his Under Malouf the
deasang brilliant and the Bears collapsed unoer s
magnihcence.
minutes their foes would ground
plays They hold the ball. would With
knowledge couldn't Harder Anssman Tpp
position drive which carried from the Cards 20 to the
Bears before time
Christman isn't of profootbals more
adept Luack the Bears made Chrman fol-
lowers writhe at comparison first half Maouf
Cards in the second half
Buffalo Battles the Champ
In championship at Cleveland 1t isn't
likely the Browns COACH Paul Brown
will desert him. His Cleveland club unoaten IN II games VIII play
wapd seven times and there doesn't to be much
for excitement.
Brown was so Maslon Ohio High that
his direction His magic touch beau-
thed the Buckeyes Mcbride
Immediately wooed Brown Mickey wooed the
while the Navy and wanted him desperately
that paid Brown month for numerous months while waiting
emerge from the. service
apparently worth waiting for In three Browns
whisked through Conference
petition pressiely mercless Over that the Browns
have won 49, They whipped Buffalo Bills twice
s4s twice last and twice again this which par for
the
terback Motley End Speed
the AAC passing Motley led the Conference in rush.
Ing averaging 64 yards per carry and speede was the champion
pass stopped they do
probably will recorded seisograph
Evening star., 1948-12-18
AII-America Headache

CLEVELAND, Dec. 10 {R.-
Four pitchers, 20 water glasses
and q bottle of a popular brand
Of headache tablets formed the
centerpiece Of the table at
which the owners Of the ALL
America Conference discussed
their problems last night.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

to distress because Ray Mallouf still is available.
When last seen, against the rugged Chicago
Bears last Sunday. Mal|ouf was directing the
Cards so experty and passing 50 precisely that he
sparked the Cards to q 24-21 victory. After his
pusating performance Coach Jimmy Councilman
would be huge target for caustic comment II
he neglected Mallouf.
It was Mallouf who took o badly outplayed
club-a team which had been embarrassed In the
first half with Chrstman as its leader-and Or
ganized it so profciently that he engineered the
Cards to one of profootbalrs classic comebacks,
That rally doubtless was launched by Councilman
in the dressing room between halves. but It was
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Fones Puces Quarters

Ken Zones scored 28 points as his
Navy Quarters basket ball team
beat Naval Receiving Station, 61-35,
last night. Quarters I has q record
Of Q wins In 10 starts,
Evening star., 1948-12-18
DoIIus Buys Seals PLAYER

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.' '18 R-I
The Seals today announced the sale
OF Utility Outfielder Ben duintini to
Dallas Of the Texas League.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Miner Five Drubs Alumni

Miner Teachers College opened its
basket ball season by sinking an
alumni quint, 1896, last night at
Banneker court.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
U. S., Conudiun Sturs Clash

LOS ANGELES, Dec. Is P.-The
United States All-Stars football
team, paced by Hugh McEhenny,
Compton (CalifD Colleges fleet
back, meets the Canadian All-Stars
at Gilmore Stadium this afternoon.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Defending Champs Ahead

Cavalier Liquors, champ last year
in the Tech Recreation Senior Bas-
ket Ball League, opened defense Of
its crown last night by sinking
MARYLAND Park. $500.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Marine-Army Contest
Is Grid Finale Here

Football competition for the
Washington area ends today with q
battle between two unbeaten and
united service team powerhouses at
University Of Maryland Stadium.
Quantico Marines, the all-Navy
champ. Is after its 25th straight
triumph over q two-year span as 1t
takes. on the 82d Airborne Division
from Fort Bragg, N. G.
The game Is sponsored by the
Junior Board Of Commerce for It's
youth and welfare fund.
The game we'll may be q fore:
runner Of an officials game for the
all-service title. Both teams have
cleaned up against competition in
the East and Quantico also took
over the West Coasts best last week
when 1t trimmed San Diego Ma.
rines for the Navy crown.
Quantico Is paced by Rudy Flores,
Information passing quarterback,
who has completed 80 Of 90 passes,
and Joe Bartos, one-time Naval
Academy ball-carrying standout.
Among the 52d's best Is John Meyer,
20-year-old halfback, who has
earned 48 points this season.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Sherwood Girls Score

Sherwood High girls basket ball
team defeated Poolesville girls. 24-4
yesterday for its second triumph.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
s'F'nsfs;klSd: skdsics ii xass!a1sSHi saooRES ilsAour.
Oakland, 81. FreSno, l..
! New Westminster, :; Vancouver. {.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Cards Hove an Ace in Mr.. MoIlouf
By BURTON HAWKINS

undistrbng Of the week Tor backers OF the
Chicago Cardinals that Paul Chrmans broken index finger on
his passing than token appearance against
the Philadelphia National Football Leagues
Evening star., 1948-12-18

ASSOCIATION BASKET BALL.
Philadelphia. 81; New York, 70.
chieaso, II: Indianapolis, 81.
Baltimore, ~; Boston, 63.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

BY the Asseeioied Press
T.nrAY AREA
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30

Classified Ads get results.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
RECRUITING NEWS

Special enlistment privileges in
the U. S. Air Force are offered to
skilled veterans of any of the
armed forces, it was learned today.
According to First Sergt. Paul E..
Peacher, local recruiting sergeant,
any man who is qualified in one of
more than 800 military occupa-
tional specialties in the Army,
Navy, Air Force, Marines or Coast
Guard, is eligible to a non-commis-
stoned grade if he enlists now lin
the U. S. Air Force for three
years.
Outlining the plan in further de-
tail, Sergt. Peacher explained that
the exact grade a man receives
depends on his previous grade and
the length of time he held his occu-
pattional speciality.
Former enlisted men," he said,
may be given grades as high as
technical sergeant. Former Off
GERS may receive grades ahsigh as
master sergeant"
"This is truly a remarkable op-
portunity for a man to make his
previous experience pay off," he
continued. There is probably
no field today that holds more
promise than aviation. And there
is no place on earth where a man
can learn more about aviation
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
LEWES

Mrs. Samuel West of Lewes,
spent the weekend in Wilmington,
with her son, Mr.. Dodson West and
family.
Mrs. William Ackerman and sis
ter, Miss Hilda Mae Brown Of
Washington, d. c., were the week.
end guests of their brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Danroe and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron F. Clifton,
of BridgeVille, spent the weekend
here with Mr.. Clifton's mother,
Mrs. Friedrich G.. Clifton, Sr., and
son, Hlrons Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Chambers
and daughter, Miss Sara H. Cham
bers, have returned to their home
in Pilot Town after spending few
days in Philadelphia, Pa, with Mr.
Chambers sister, Mrs. Harry sVir-
den Lyons.
Jack Beach, son of Mrs. Forrest
Wenyon, is no wemployed as q
councillor at the Children's Beach
House, Lewes. In September, Mr.
Beach will resume his studies al
the U. of d.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Orton Mar
shall, Jr., have purchased the
Maull property in Lewes which is
located on Ship Carpenter St. The
Maulls are having a bungalow
built on the property next to theil
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland r. Wilough
by Of Bridgeton, N. j., and Lewei
Beach, were the house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie G. Knapp, at theil
home in Nassau during the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruth, of Phil
adelphia, spent the weekend il
Lewes as the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Phillip Elliott and family a
their home on Mulberry St.
MIR. and Mrs. John Arthur of Buf
falO, N. Y, are receiving congra
tulatiOns upon the birth of a bab,
girl, Thelma Jean, weighing
pounds and one-half onces. Mrs
Arthur will be remembered as tn
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30
Nazi Banned Work
Reprint e d
AP Newsfeatnras


BERLIN - Writings by German
speaking authors which the Nails
banned and burned for 10 years
are now presented to German read
ers in a best-seller anthology pub
lished under the auspices Of the
American Military Government.
The 215-page book, given a first
printing of $4,000 copies here, is
titled "Verboten und Verbrannt
forbidden and Burned)." II con-
tains excerpts from the writings of
some 200 authors.
They come back into print now
as the four occupying powers are
still working on big book purge
Of their own, involving the destruc-
tion of millions of volumes Of Nazi
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-30

former Miss Louise Paynter of
here.
The Lewes Lions Club has prof
fered support to Lewes Post II,
American Legion, in the Legion
project to erect a war memorial
and plaque to veterans of the vicin-
ity. All Lewes organizations will
be asked to help with the project.
The Lions Club is sponsoring a
May Day dance, to be held tonight
in the Fire Hall. 1t is to be an an
nual affair, with proceeds going to-
ward the underprivileged children's
fund of the Lions Club and for in
stalling electric lights on the Lew
es school athletic field for night
games. The dance will be semi
formal, starting at $3.50 o'clock,
with music furnished by the r.
piece Lions Band, directed by Mr..
Curt Roney
An election of officers was a fea-
ture of the annual meeting of the
Lewes Zwaanendael Club at the
club house on Savannah Road. Mrs.
w. Allen Vessels was reelected as
President.
/ Capt. Larns Rodseth was recent
ly reelected president of the Lewes
Anglers Association at the annual
meeting in their club house on the
Lewes Yacht Basin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Maull re-
Gently visited in Philadelphia, Pa.
Capt. and Mrs. Sherman Compton
have left for Aklahoma where they
will visit with his parents for sew
eral weeks. Capt. Compton is sta
toned at Fort Miles.
! Nancy Ellen Hudson who makes
her home with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walls, cele-
brated her 9Th birthday anniver-
sary on Saturday afternoon of last
week by entertaining a number oi
her friends at her grandparents
: home on Franklin Avenue.
Mrs. Earl Harris of Claiborn
Md, is spending sometime here
with parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bryant at their residence here.