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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Real Test Near
|. For Gee S Arm

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 3o-The
crisis is near for Johnny Gee, giant
Pittsburgh Pirate southpaw
pitcher. who is here seeking to
recover from the arm ailment
which made him a $4,000 bust in
the major leagues last season.
The 6-foot 9-inch Michigan
alumnus today VIII begin his
eleventh days work under the
scrutiny of Pay Fisher. Michigan
baseball coach. and though all has
been well so far. the time for the
real test has come.
Gee came here 10 get help from
Fisher. a former moundsman for
the New York Yankees and the
Cincinnati Reds. because. as he
says. Ray taught me all l know. :
Were going to let John cut
loose gradually now" Fisher
explained HE has been work
ing steadily each day without
throwing 'em too hard and so
far hasn't suffered any of the
trouble which made him ineffec-
tive last season.
There are many indications
that he will he all right. but YOU
never can tell about bum
arm"
Big John claims he feels much
better than when he arrived.
Gee. who was purchased in 1893
from Syracuse in the Interna-
tional League By the Pirates for
the repufed $4,000. developed the
arm aiiment IN Spring training
last season and was sent TO
Albany. Pirate farm. in June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Hornets and Barons
PLAY 10 "A Deadlock

CLEVELAND. Jan. 30.-INS)
The league leading Cleveland
Barons and the Pittsburgh Hornets
played a A tie in an American
Hockey League game last night.
The Hornets took a 81 lead in the
first period, but the Barons put
on steam in the second by scoring
three TALES.
Wife Stell of the Hornets made
it 4-all at 1881 of the third period
Norm Locking, Cleveland left
winger, garnered three goals, and
Jake Milford, Baron rookie, scored
the other tally for Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
New Hawk GOaIie Doing Well
Lo Pres+i's Mark Good Despite Bruins Win

Canadian players who labor on
United States teams must turn
over a good share of their Amer
lean dollars to authorized Canadian
foreign exchange dealer for trans
fer to Canada.
REST SAVED FOR THEM
The single players must limit
expenditures to SIS a week and
married players 10 around $50 :.
The rest is saved for them under
ruling of the Dominion Foreign
Exchange Board The govern
ment is getting 100000 from the
hockey players.
The Red Wings have three of
the Guelph cont Biltmores under
contract and expect to send GEN.
tiers Johnny Holota and Jack
(Red) Eagen and right wing Tony
Licari into action as pros next
year Jack Adams. brilliant
Canadien- forward, is also star
cricket player and was wicket
keeper for Alberta in the inter-
provincial series.
So enthusiastic are Chicago fans
about bombarding the opposition
that Chicago Stadium ushers now
frisk patrons whose pockets bulge
That wouldn't have been a
smart move in the Capone days.
but il certainly helped on the
Wings last visit F.. Ushers col
lected a few pounds OF fish and a
heap of bananas, grapefruit.
lemons. telephone books, beer cans
II. Much Of II WIS meant Tor
popular jim Orlando of Detroit.
one of the Red Wings women
fans reached tops last season, how
, ever, by throwing her upper plate
at Red Homer Let Chicago
shoot at that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

Hank Greenbergs questlonnalre
is in the mail, and the big Tiger
outfielder is due to enter the
United States Army June l. But
he won't be the first Detroit sports
idol to substitute khaki for athletic
toys.
Bob Babbish. district golf champ
who cut wide swath in inter-
collegiate competition, while at
tending the University of Detroit,
and Carl Fischer. kingpin of tennis
as far back as most can remember,
are in the 210th Coast Guard Artil-
lery which leaves fer Camp Shefi-
dan, Chicago. February "a.
And there's Johnny Plngel4 the
All-American halfback from Michi-
gan State who played a year with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Stars Are After
First 1000 in
Times Sweeps
By HAROLD KAHL

Another group Of lS2 teams will
wing away in the ninth annual
Detroit Times Sweepstakes at
Imperial Recreation in the Gen.
eral Motors Building this week
end And beiieve-it or not
bowlers on five Glass A outfits
will be the most serious of the lot.
For some unknown and unex-
plainable reasons the boys in the
lower average classes have made
n better showing 10 date than the
all-starS. In Class c. for instance.
Ed Schultheis' Five holds sway WITH
1895. In Class B Steve Kowal-
czyk's Woody-Pontiac Is tops with
2977.
The best count turned in by a
Class A quintet Is the 1881 oi
Herman Beaeelllls Merge hat
total pays off in most any touTna-
n.ent. but the Class A boys can I
get over the fact that not one OF
their own" boasts the highest
score instead of two "lower' teams
which clicked al the right time.
f. & b. AFTER 5000
For that reason George Holmes,
captain of Ekhardt 4 Becker,
leader in one Of the closest Times
Classic races in years. has taken
I'D the issue. He promises he and
his mates will 60 all the way out"
TO produce the first 5000 Sunday.
E & b won in 1886 and 1889.
And if you think f. & B. is not
going to have help in this effort
II would be best to consult Ted
Reclaim of Vernor's. Art Watson
of Highland Park Rec. Ralph Oh.
lark of Ernie" the Orling. ana
Jack Gardner of Koppitz. They,
too. have their men hoped up to
take the play away.
Bay City, which is sending down
nine teams, also may have some
thing to say. especially Joe Alters
Frankenmuth in Class B. Ahier
has none other than Pete Born,
who was good enough to outdis-
lance the field over the nine-game
route in the state tournament last
year to cop the ah-events with
1925.
DOZEN OTHERS
There will be a dozen other
teams seeking honors in Class b
36 in Class c, 81 in Class i
where Ken Brichta's Eigin Five i
high with 2744 and Al IN Class r
paced by John McAuslan's Detroit
tubricator Highlanders with Z754
Besides Bay City squads Will be
dominated by East Side Firemen
Dodge Forge, Manufacturers q
Jobbers. Bud Ritter's Recreation
House League and Frank Damico'i
Mack Boulevard Recreation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

half the season left. Mush March
of the Hawks is among the puck
stars fighting the flu.
Aurel Joliat, one OF hockey 5
greats with the immortal HOWE
Morenz on Canadiens. is starting
his new amateur career with
Verdun Red Devils.
Canadian hockey players soon
will get the laugh on another band
of athletes who cross the border 10
pick I'D sport salaries :. the few
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Central State Wins

MT. PLEASANT, Jan. 30.-Cen-
trail State defeated Grand Rapids
University, 1920, Wednesday. The
scores were the lowest either team
had been held TO this season.
Charles Smith paced the winners
with Il. while George Brandfield
with seven was high for Grand
PanidS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

is just about
the wizard of
old as h e
clicked off a
. 5O-12 victory
over Len Ken
ney of Chicago
in the world
cushion billiard
championship B.
! tournament.
# g former
boy wonder,
now a veteran
of 50 years. adj
ministered the
licking to the
/ Chicagoan in 36
innings W nc h
required ] es s
than an hour TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

Because of his illness Hoppe
was not able until Tuesday night
to enter the tournament which
has been in progress for two
weeks. Although off TO a SLOW
start, Hoppe scored an equally i'm
preSsive victory then when he de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
International New. Service Wire

CHICAGO.Jan. 30. Willie
Hoppe. who recently was lying on
hospital bed threatened with
pneumonia. demonstrated last
night for the second time that he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
ST. Petersburg Gets
J r-Dodger Game

The exhibition game between
the Brooklyn Dodgers and Detroit
Tigers, scheduled for March 80 at
Tampa. will be played at ST.
Petersburg instead, officials Of
Detroit Baseball Club announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

1t will take more than a defeat
by the Boston Bruins to chase
that smile off the face of Sam Lo
Presti, the Chicago Blackhawks'
new goal tender. The 210-pound
Italian-American has been kicking
out pucks aplenty since the
Hawks brought him up from Kan
sas City :. His score is four VIC
tories two ties and two defeats In
eight starts.
Lo Presti doesn't have to cry
about that 80 defeat Boston hung
on him last time out :. The way
the Bruins and the Kraut line are
powdering along no one is going
to keep them in check.
Ralph Allen of the Toronto
Globe and Mail recalls that if il
hadn't been for a game at Olym.
pia five years ago goalie Ear
I Robertson might be playing fol
the Maple Leafs now instead OF
pulling on a minor league jersey al
/ Springfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

BOWLING SCHOOL s ,s,,Nvs,or. sPI NO. o'ss
Sirathmoor Recreation, Sohooiotsn At Grand RWei
Open alleys al days and sssnino.
CHENE.TR0MBLY $3.50 GENE "a sIltys ~ 1888
open Alleys FROM . A. n. 10 6 p. N. ard From
10 p. N. to I A. n. Beautiful Bar. Free Psrktno
nIIIp pnp IN WOODWARD AVENUE
GlUb bUb-lU AT IHG RIvGR
Andy vsdpapa Vs. Joe Morris. 90 Game Match.
Sunday. FEB. 2. At p. N. and p. ~
nEupY ns25 WHITTIER AT KELLY ROAD
UlNUl Ar. $40
Frss tnstrue,Ions Daily. " Alleys Air coudi.
TONED. Cocktail Bar. Iacs Miner at the oroah.
nlTpnIT pr Lafayette ct Shelby. ca: $3.50
uLInUll nLV' Opea Alleys Daily 10 p. ".
and after 10 20 p. ~. No waiting SATURDAY and
Sunday. "a alleys. chst sliesy. Instructor.
DETROIT TURNER'S os s.s s.. sa1.tT f4ss,
op.n bo~iine 10 public. Mon. through 81. 70
.. PtNsts club rssefSsd for membsu. u, oeoo.
nrYIrp pEc DEXTER at BOSTON Btvo
UEklLn nLU' Open Boviinp thursday.
~ Ailsyt. ~ TO p. ". % Alleys
1880 p. n. to clOsins.
GARFIELD REC. az ". 's so,,
20 alleys. opsn bowling until p. ".
and after -. Bars.
eIENrLcIES pFc LlvERHoIs AT Elm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

training dl SUI StClhi GoS -
CaSs Tech, Southwestern, Western
and Chadsey high schools.
PAYS NOT HIGH
They're in the service for vari-
Gus reasons. Babbish had a low
draft number and so enlisted, Pin
gel was called TO active service,
inasmuch he held a reserve com
mission and Fischer enlisted be-
cause he wanted to JOIN.
It's a little odd to see Babbish
more concerned about being late
for drill rather than worrying
about difficult approach snot-
And it's just as odd to see Fischer
hustling about the armory out on
Woodward rather than huStllng
backcourt at the Detroit Tennis
Club to smash a lob.
But they're all agreed on one
thing. It's a great life, even If you
never get rieh--And even If you
do forget to salute at the proper
time. That's Pingels greatest
trouble right now.
1--WE been out of school only
a short time, but these buck
privates know more about 1t
than 1 do" he laughed.
They've even changed the
manual Of arms, and I've had to
learn that all over again so L
can tell the high school students
how to do IT,"
WILL SEEK COMMISSION
i Babbish, former Western, State
and District amateur champion. is
in the training school right now
He's in B artery.
81 expect I'll apply for com
mission as soon as get TO Camp
sheridan and learn a little more
about IT," he says.
Fischer, ranked eighth in exam
nations taken by 81 applications
signed his oath as a second lieu
tenant last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
so HE TOOK BRoDA

Connie Smythe came down to
Detroit TO see Robertson, then
starring with the Windsor Bull
dogs in the International League
But the Detroit Olympics
pumped eight goals past Robbie
and the star of the night was in
the other meta big chunk of a
goaltender called TURK" Broda
Smythe bought Broda from
Detroit and Robertson eventually
went the hard way"-to Red Dut-
ton and his Americans.
Hockey's playoff system pro-
duced another laugh when London
Streamliners dropped out of the
Senior o. II. A. series i. 1t was a
-seven-team circuit with six quail
flying for the playdowns. Now the
six remaining teams are in with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
BOB TALES
CONTINUED from First Sport Pagel

around with" Bonnie Doyle. And it is these two swe
the ice who are rated as the favories
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Leafs Eye Bruins
As They Mix
With Wings

TORONTO, Jan. 30. - Toronto
hockey followers never have been
fond of the Red Wings since the
Detroiters knocked the Maple
Leafs kicking in two Stanley Cup
playdowns.
And they're saying today that if
the Wings put the clip on the
Toronto sextet here tonight, there
may be a move to put the entire
club in an internment camp for
the balance of the season.
The fact that the Wings are al
Canadians doesn't seem to enteI
into the Toronto argument.
For this game tonight IS more
than Just another contest for the
first place Maple Leafs. They car
hear the Boston Bruins hutflns
and putting up the trail behlno
them. The Bostons have battlec
through IA games without defea'
and now are only two games bach
tOf Toronto,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

GLENtAGLES REC. I' SJs:T VI. g. $50, sss'
There Are Few opsninas In NsdnssdsS
Ausfnooa hsn't houss League Joia hoNs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
OUT TO PLASTER WINGS

If Wings should repeat their last
effort in Toronto. when they
BANKED Leafs. 20, the hungry
Bruins will be in position to gobble
the Leafs right up. That's why
Connie Smythe will be sending his
club out tonight really to plaster
III on the Detroiters, if possible.
The Red Wings. headed by Jack
Adams. arrived this morning. They
say they're going to take the Leafs
anG reverse the shutout they sui
Ifered at the hands of Toronto or
home ice Sunday night. Adam:
has had to do some more Juggling
with his lineup since Modert
,Bruneteau- vas removed from hi:
right wing position with torn hga'
ments Sunday. But he thinks ms
club is good enough to win.
Just let Don Crosse, Eddie
Wares and Sid Abel get going
tonight and we'll give Mr.. Broda
very busy evening In that
Maple Leaf net" said Adams.
"We've weeks rest coming
after this game so We don't need
to save our energy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
TWO CAPS GO BACK

Adams revealed he is sending
Defenseman Dick Behling and
Center Connie Brown back to ln-
dianapolis Capitols after the game
and expects to have Defenseman
Bob Whitelaw and Center Gus
lGiesebreeht back in the Wing ma
chine for the next contest.
The Leafs now lead the third
place Wings 3 to 2 on games and
II to 7 on goals for the season
They, too, will enter the game
with a crippled lineup and with
two star forwards, Gordon Drillor
and Hank Goldup missing from ac'
ton along with Defenseman JacH
Church because of injuries. The
Leafs won without the three play
ers in Detroit, however, and vii
be conceded a stable edge tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Don New Uniforms
Golfer Babbish and Tenniser Fischer in Coast Guard
Artillery; Eootballer Pingel ROTC Supervisor
By CLAYTON HEPLER

the Lions. A second lieutenant,
he's supervisor of the r. o. T. c.
training at Southeastern, Eastern,
Cass Tech, Southwestern, Western
and Chadsey high schools.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-25
SEE THROUGH HIS PLAN

MUCH OF the very finest de-
frnSr comes from detecting what
the aeclareF is likely to try. ard
then keeplrr- him from doing l
Sometimes this requires the keen
est of card-readlng by both part
hefs, combined with perfect CO.
operation between them at vari-
Gus stages of the journey through
The hand. If either makes any
'hlhg but the exactly right move
al any critical spot. then all the
rest Of the good work is wasted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-25
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
BY Shepard Barclay
1.-THE Authority on Authorties'

the occasion. She calculated that,
II South had the club j with his
foui shown by the bidding, he
would have played it instead of
the X. SO her husband had it. as a
singleton now Hence a lead of the
clue q would drop it and set up
the dummy'S 10. Lead of a heart.
apparently the natural lead. would
enable South to ruff out the last
heart and lead a club. If she let
n j win this, her husband would
be end-played. obliged to lead a
e card and furnish n ruff and
discard. If. however. she VOL it.
o~vertaking the ]. she would set up
the 20.
Only one lead remained-the
right one-a small club. Mr..
HaZen won it with the J and had
a heart left for exit. declarer ruff.
fling. Now there was no way for
South to avoid losing the setting
trick to the club @.
A bit of study will show YOU
that, if MI Hazen had returned
his diamond A to the third trick,
the d%ec(arer would have been able
to time the play so that he could
have wound up with the combina.
ton end-play which he later
strained to develop in vain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18

MARCH Qf TO APRIL 90
Aries-That buoyancy and
JUNCTION that usually goes with
you of this zodiacal period (if
you are a true lively Arien) may
be a bit down" today and need
a picking up.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 90
Tdurus-No time TO lose with
unnecessary details or other
trifes, this is a period for steady,
sturdy work. And if you have no
definite work to do, get yourself
some.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 81
Gemini-You'll be tempted to
be too quick in actions. probably
to misjudge in important mat
tiers if you aren't on your guard
this week, friend.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 2S
Cancer - Money and personal
business matters especially IA
vored. But whatever your regu-
lar work, and in whatever other
urgent issues you have a hand,
you can advance rapidly.
JULY 81 TO AUGUST %
Leo-"Fair"-and better as
day advances tomorrow carries
especially benefic personal and
general indications). Be careful
to avoid misunderstanding and
confusion.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. 20
Vir0o-Protect personal money
matters; don't tell your private
affairs to outsiders. Be careful
with whom you associate both in
business and in social activities.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. %
Librd--Note advice to Virgo
heed it, especially regarding pri-
vate money and other personal
affairs. Investigate thoroughly
all propositions you contemplate.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Born before Novem-
Der 10? Few restrictions if you
pitch in and do your best on your
biggest job.
NOV. % TO DEC. e2
Sd0ittori,ts - Particular care
Q advised in industrial, banking,
legal, contract and budget mat
ters.- Be cautious making trans
fers Of property, moneys, any
thing valuable.
DEC. 25 TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-Here's where we
check on our disposition and
domestic harmony. There are
always little ways in which we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Versatile Style for Children
By ANNE ADAMS

A YOUNG indispensable-this
three-piece sun n fun outfit for
a small cherub. Anne Adams
has designed Pattern 1872 for
the very simplest Of making. A
grinning pussy cat, whiskers and
all. forms the bodice of the cute
sunsuit that ties at either side
and may have ruffle edging. The
frock. useful TO slip on over the
sunsuit. buttons down the front
in convenient style for speedy
dressing and laundering.
Pattern 4672 Is available in
children's sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 and u.
Size 6, dress, takes 2 yards 49,
inch fabric; sunsuit and bonnet.
Is yards 35-inch, y yard con-
trast.
Send fifteen cents (15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number.
Fifteen cents and a postage
stamp and the world of
fashion is yoursl Send for the
new Anne Adams Pattern Book
today-it's the most tempting,
original collection of easy-to-sew
patterns ever presented in one
book, with colorful illustrations
and vivid descriptions. There
are work. play and party modes
for every one in the family,
together with tips on styles,
fabrics. accessories. This indis-
pensable fashion guide costs just
fifteen cents. Pattern fifteen
cents. Book and pattern to-
gether, twenty-five cents.
Send your order to the Anne
Adams P attern Department,
1925 Times Square. Detroit.
Mich. Owing to customs regu-
lations. orders for patterns to
Canadian destinations cannot be
filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18

can improve daily; make this
your inventory day for your per-
sonal habits and beliefs.
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 90
qudrid s-0n your guard
against takers, INSCRIPTIONS
schemers out TO get your money
at any cost. You have a good
head-use il.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 81
Pisces-Tact in business is as
important as it is in other af-
fairs. Honesty and going more
than half way to cooperate and
bring about harmonious relations
are "MUSTS."
A CHILD born on this day:
Quietly persuasive, though not
overforceful; sanely conven-
tional, idealistic, responsible,
intelligent and generally COM
placent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Blouses Suit
Springtime
Wardrobe
BY JOAN DEAN

BLOUSES SUIT every cos
tune this Spring. Never have
you seen so much color. so much
variety in styles. Never have
there been so many that are
wearable and excitingly becom-
ing-newsy fashions that make
you sit up and take notice.
Novelty stripes are shown in
the smartest Of spun rayon as
well as in sheer fabrics. Barber
pole stripes and flag stripes are
running wild-riyaled only by
the sweet little patriotic num-
bers with braiding and insignia.
THE CALL TO the colors is a
signal TO fashion. Navy, Army
and Air Force influences are seen
in military braid. eagles and
stars decorating many a collar
and sleeve.
The brighter side of the pic
ture is the accent on color. Red.
white and blue is the popular
combination, the gayeSt and
brightest this season. But a
fresh slant is given by the enl-
phasis on gold with navy or gold
with white.
THE MILDLY blouse Is the
high favorite. seen in many YER
sions but always the first choice
of girls in college and business.
II takes you back TO childhood.
this youthful style. beloved OF
school girls the world over.
Now It's made TO give you
that 1.-THE. long. slim-waisted
look. To make you feel as
jaunty as any COB on shore
leavel And the new MILDLY has
all the best features Of the
Spring models, including the
plunging neckline and long. full
bloused sleeves.
1.-THE AND light hearted
you'll be in a MILDLY such as the
one sketched. which comes in
white broadcloth with rows of
blazing red braid on the collar.
cuffs and breast pocket. 1t has
a tie of red. too Ito be removed
when you launder it,, and a
navy eagle on one sleeve.
Equally smart in a military
way is the brass-buttoned blouse
of rayon crepe with the touch
of gold in an American eagle on
the sleeve, plus the red. white
and blue United States seal.
This may be had in white or
navy-a blouse to add sparkle
to a fair Spring suit.
FLAG STRIPES are dramatic
enough to stop the parade. Gay
as the sound of an army band.
they brighten your ensemble and
raise your spirits to high pitch.
They're gorgeous in the blouse
OF spun rayon shown.
1t has a convertible neckline,
double slot pockets tsmall and
shallow) near the shoulder yoke
and the usual long, full sleeves,
ballooned out from tight, two
button cuffs. II may be had
striped in navy and white. flag
red and white and dull gold and
white.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Book for Amateur Photographers

WE'RE TAKING it for
granted you're a camera fan
nine out of 10 people are
these days. But just how good
are your pictures? Perhaps a
shade more light would have
made the last one you took a
masterpiece =. or maybe side
view would have put 1t in the
winning snapshot class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18

Our booklet. SUCCESSFUL
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY.
should be in every camera en-
thusiasts library. It will help
you to more interesting and bet
ter pictures. To obtain it send
Is cents in coins to the Detroit
Times Home Institute, 1925
Times Square, Detroit, Mich.