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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Kdndr Asks Writ
From High Court
To Free Him

The state Supreme Court today
will be asked TO issue a writ of
hsbeas corpus freeing Walter ka-
mar, mayor of Hamtramck. from
the county jail. where he is serv-
ing a 6o-day sentence for contempt
OF court.
The jail term and 500 fine
were imposed by Judge Homer
Ferguson's one-man grand jury
when kanar gave "eVasive and
contradictory answers TO questions
put 10 him by Judge Ferguson, ac-
corciing 10 the judge.
"T'Il be out of here by Monday"
the mayor announced from his
cell.
He appeared before the grand
Jury for two hours last night and
said that he was summoned 10
tell Judge Ferguson ~aetner or
not he intended TO appeal the
sentence.
I'm not gotaR tn appear there
ia purge myse'f of the contempt
charge" kanar reiterated today.
"1'm needed In Hamtramct. brit
I'm satisfied to stay where l am
until 1 can get out legally. l
caught a cold here, hut other
wise 1 feel ane."
An unofficial telephoned opin-
ION as TO kanars status in the
Hamtramck government was OBJ
tanned from Atty. Gen. Herbert J.
Rushton last night by Hamtramck
City Clerk Albert j FAX. Rushton
merely quoted to Yak the provi-
sion OF the Han ramck city char
ter which states that during the
enforced absence of the mayor his
duties shall devolve upon the presi-
dent pro tenn OF the city council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
ConnoIIYs Son
Files for Judqe

Just IS years from the day his
father, the late Judge William F.
Connolly, took office as recorder S
Judge, William / Connolly JF- has
filed nominating petitions at Lam
sing fer-the office of judge of
Wayne County Circuit Court.
Connolly is married. father of
three children and lives in 81
Moran road. Crosse Pointe.
Others who filed petitions as
candidates for circuit judge in
the February II primary, are
Judge James E. Chenot, Judge
Harry B. Keidan. Judge Dewitt II.
Merriam and Arthur A. kosclnski.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

112 East jefferson avenue. The
service is free.
Men are wanted as corn pepper,
butt welder. maintenance. steam
hammer operator, spray gun re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

pattern maker and layout. Women
may apply for jobs as bookkeeper-
stenographer. fanfold operator and
stenographer who also can operate
a bookkeeping machine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

pairmsn, bench molder. tool in
spector, boring mill operator.
forming tool grinder. craftsmen.
tool designer. lathe hand, meat
cutter salesman. machinist, wood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

sistant in 1927 and in 1928 he was
elected prosecutor.
Chenot was elected to the Cir
cult Court in 1880. leading the
ticket. and reelected in 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
State Employment Aid
Lists Available Jobs

The Michigan State Employ
ment Service today released a
list of jobs available. Those wish
ing further information or inter-
views should apply to Clare Bloss,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Katica Joins
Ranger Five

Rolstercd by the return Of John
ny Katica, high scoring forward of
the 1910 campaign, st. Martins
college Rangers meets the Univer-
sity Of British Columbia quintet in
the Lacey gym tonight.
kstica enrolled at the Univer-
sity Of Washington last fall in the
fisheries school but finding he did
not care for the course he decided
to return to st. Martins.
Having played in the Seattle
City league. katica Is In shape
for tough competition but will
not win a starting berth at
once. said Coach Leonard
Yandle.
Starting combination for the
Rangers will probably be Art
Allensworth and Herb Pashkowski
forwards: Windy Reynolds, cen
ter; Frank Sinclair and Boz
McCarty, guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
City Basket Loop Expects
Play TO Draw Big Crowds

Jan. Is, against either Pacific
Mutual rl,elers or an sl-stsr team.
The biggest treat Of the sea-
son. and their only appearance
here this year. will be Tues
day night, the sist, when the
worlds professional cham
piona, Harlem Globetrottera.
show against the all-stars-
Monday night At ! o'clock the
league viii resume play with three
teams facing the final week Of the
first half. Each team has q good
chance for the title.
The opener On the Lincoln floor
viii put Fslslers and eoth sigma
Corps togethsr in q risky game fol-
the leading Fuelers.
At 8 o'clock Michaeis put theii
share Of first place with the hot
test team in the loop. the Florists
At . o'clock the third team with
title chance. Chairmen. tsngl'
with thA always tough ConS1nArs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Seottls NUM- Golfers Complain :.

The new year finds Seattle municipal golf players
coming up on their hind feet yelling murder and for change
In policy at the links plants -.
The greens fees upped sharply some months ago.
The boys and gals them lowered 10 their old level
Locker rental doubled from $3.50 TO - year
.. players want the old price
Golf thieves snatchers more active than ever
the golfers complain and they demand protection from such
pests The thieves have been doing big business
could reservations Tor starting tunes
n the two-bis foursome
That months and the golfers
van privilege returned
Whether will to the players demands
remains for he decide. of course
Of the government firm IN the oet
that head work within they
insolsnt, dominant
naturally with touch OF human nature
included - .
But could quickly change things
they would band tog ether. concerted action
Many politicians Of hh to their sorrow
truth dawned upon them too late
This happen the Seattle municipal golf links
BY simply remaining municipal sort OF a
etayaway could gain their demands
begins such public properties
Nothing quicker action politicians than
will marked shortage of receipts
jefferson Park jackson Park
last six months Of play
presented le<o report
Many individually staged their stay
strikes $ emphasized
the arbitrary authorities
N the satisfyinx trail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

Haugen 3o5. Art Reid 3l2. Harold
Richardson AS. Harold Johns 37s,
Phil Farmer 335, Charley Gillette
351, Al NOLAN ISL. Ralph Uphus
372. Art Hammer Asa. Steve Ka-
lupas ass. Ben Craig 373. Ross
Nielsen $50 Ray Fredericksen 4O4,
can Mcdonald 3es. Leo sterren-
berg 424 George Otto ass and
Stanley Stebhins 42s.
Three leagues. the Glass A
Women, Milwaukee and Telephone
ladies, will wind up the week S
play at the Broadway tonight
Next week. all leagues will be back
on schedule. with the Industrial
and Knights of Columbus leading
off Monday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Buckaroos Win
And Take Lead

PORTLAND For the first time
since early in the season, the Port
land Buckaroos We're on top in the
Pacific Coast Ice Hockey league
following to l victory over Spo-
kanes Bombers last night
Ching" Dheere's goal midway
through the final period. with Spo-
kane short a man because Of a
penalty. broke one-all deadlock
that had stood since the first pc
nod and sent the Bucks one point
ahead Of the Bombers.
Most Of the play, however. was
deep in Portland territory and
only sensational goal tending on
the part Of Jimmy Hill saved the
Buckaroos from a scalping.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Breast Stroke
Star in Form
Tourney Scheduled
Friday at 8 Bells
Nv ELLIOTT NETCAIF

Coach Sheldon =. Brooks Lincoln
high school state swimming cham
pions. led by Bud Ford. sensational
breast stroke performer will make
their first public appearance since
winning the title when they face
the Tacoma Y team tonight.
The event Ia scheduled for
the Y pool nj = o'clock; public
admitted without charge.
Ford II rated one Of the out
standing prep swimmers Of
his division In the nation.
In recent workouts Coach Brooks
timed him Just one and n half sec
onds within the national collegiate
mark. and within one-hAlf second
OF the national prep mark.
Brooks has 10 returning letter
men for his 194i team which gives
him at least an equal break for
the state crown.
Besides Ford the lettermen
are Rip Rohrs. Bill Rohr, with
names quite similar: Bud Ford
and Don Ford. brothers: Dale
Solum. George Whalen. Tom
Brotherton, Jack Sines. Joe
Dowsett and Bill Rambaugh.
Coach Brooks also reports he
has beginners Of ability. one or
two who might develop into stars
this season.
The prep season opens in about
three weeks for Lincoln. Aber-
deems Bobcats offering the first
opposition IN the Harbor tank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Simms Slated
For Ring Battle

PORTLAND 49, Eddie Simms,
hsrd-punChing Clevelsnd o..
heavyweight was signed yesterday
TO headline Portland's benefit
fight show for Oregon national
suardsmen.
At the same time, postponement
OF the show for two weeks. until
January rs, was announced by
Promoter Bobby Evans.
Postponement was made be-
cause Lee Savold. the best
man available 10 face Simms.
injured a hand and cannot
fight January IL. original date
of the benefit card.
Evans said he still has an ex-
cellent chance Of obtaining Savold.
and that a Savold-Simms battle
would be a natural.
Savold, scheduled to meet Bill
Poland at Madison Square Garden.
cancelled the garden appearance
as well as his Portland match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Hitting the Old Head Pin

After-holiday bowling got under
way at the Broadway alleys Thurs
day night, with three big leagues
shooting their matches. Broadway
Womens circuit finished It's first
half and TO Thomas Roofing ladies
went the title Of the first semester.
Members Of the team are Amy
Bergen. Sophie Thomas, Mary
Ellis. Thelma Bloomquist and 10
Porter.
The Thomas Roofing team
nosed out Days Tailored wear
by taking four points last
night from Broadway Beauty
Salon while the Days team
lost three to Central Bank.
The Roofers won al points
and lost 10 In the Is weeks Of
play.
Winnifred Rowe and 10 Porter
Ellis, Thelma Bloomquist and o
WED for The high scoring honor in
last nights matches, with win
some Winnie finally taking the
top mark with her 464 score,
which included 1el for the high
single game OF the matches. Mrs.
Porter wound up with 46l, with
singles OF 100. Isl and $50
The Thomas Roofing ladies'
rolled 209s for the high team
total Of all teams, all members
being above or close to the
400 mark. Sophie Thomas had
three good games for 4se. The
teams singles were 645, 1871
and III. all without handicap.
Two Broadway pin circuits OPP
ened their second half schedules
last night. Odd Fellows got of TO
good start with Rudy Boman
taking the lead in the scoring by
virtue OF his ST. total. His singles
were ia. PA and isa. Al Cochran
registered 204. 1s6 and III, totsl
567 for close second.
Al Martin came through
with eel In his third game for
the high single of the matches
len Peltier Was one pin be-
hind. with 2s0 In his second
game. Joe Ruzicka rolled 21o.
Clean Rosene 20s for other
high single games.
Coast Sash and Door pinmer
also opened their second half AND
to Tige Day went the best mark
Of the initial session. His SIS wss
the result ~ IT'S. 1872 and IFS
George Otto rolled 40 for thu
high single game.
Shipping won three from Office
and Mil Won three from Frame
individual scores were: Glib New
man 275. Ed VsnNoy 3se. Rugs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Oregon Beats
Utah Quintet

EUGENE. Ore. - Hank Ander-
son. a six-foot seven-inch forward
led the lanky University of Oregon
Webfeet TO a decisive 81 TO Is
basketball victory over the Univer-
sity of Utah in Macarthur court
last night.
The lanky Anderson Gagged II
points in the slightly more than a
half he played, to personally out
score the entire Utah team.
Howard Hohsons oregon five
flashed an alright zone defense
that bsffled the visiting Utos. Ore
gon had lop-sided rs to Q edge
at halftime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Soose Fights
Ex-Spar Mate
New Workers Not
Impressed by Kid

NEW YORK Hostile New York
will learn tonight whether col
legiate Billy Soose is actually the
"unerowned king Of the middle
weights or merely an over-publi-
cized pug from the hinterlands.
Billy had better be good in his
first metropolitan appearance
against hsrd-hitting Young Ta>p
Mauriello of the Bronx for this
10-round challengers' battle that
opens Madison Square Gardens
l941 fistic program.
Soose is on the spot in this
tilt to determine a middle
weight challenger for two rea-
sons: CD lie has had had
New York press, and (2) he is
meeting in Mauriello an I'M
beaten. popular home boy with
a slightly crippled right foot.
Soose. former Penn State scrap
per and former pal of Dick Powell
and Joan Blondell of the movies,
has had bad New York press be-
cause most metropolitan writer's
at the Scranton pa ringside on
July "a thought he received an
undeseryed non-title decision over
Ken Overlin. who is recognized as
champion by the New York boxing
commission and affiliated state
bodies.
DID NOT IMPRESS
Billy's decisive victory. less than
a month later, over Tony Yale, tho
MIA ruler, at Chicago. surprised
but did not impress the Manhattan
Boswells If Biff. virtually none Of
whom had seen Yale in action,
Moreover, II was unfortunate that
Mauriello served as srarring part
ner for Soose at Billy's Scranton
camp when he was grooming for.
Yale.
Some Of the writer's charged
that SoOse picked a soft spot
for his New York debut-that
he chose an ex-sparmate.
Be that as it may, Soose is the
2-1 favorite to win tonight, largely
because of his reputation. Despite
these odds, plenty of Broadway
smart money" is backing young
Mauriello, the Bronx italian, who
hopes to hammer out a victory and
a title shot at Overlin, as a pres-
ent for his 21st birthday Saturday.
Soose, "a years old. and his
younger opponent viii scale about
1872 pounds, both being over the
160-pound limit because OF a
weight agreement which permits
165 pounds.
Promoter Mike Jacobs. who has
promised the winner title shot
at overlin, expects a gate of about
s25. 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Winter Carnival
Committee 10 Meet

Orville Stewart. general chair
man FOR the annual Tacoma Winter
Sport carnival. sponsored by the
cham Der OF commerce, Friday an
nouneed a meeting of his COM
mittee for Monday a. 1 ?. m. in
the cham Der office.
Members Of the committee in
elude: W L. Whitney. HOWE Cliff.
ford. Gilbert Richards. n. r. Davis
Peter NJ. Dale and Ed Mesgher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Only Three Parks
Baiilsd DiMaggio
In 1910 Season

NEW YORK--Ioe DiMaggio
failed 20 hit home runs In only
the Cleveland and Washington
baseball parks during the 1870
season. The Yankee eutfielder
collected IL home runs IN
Yankee Stadium, five at sports
mems Park. st. Louis: four at
Comiskey Park. Chicago; three
ut Fenway Park, Boston: and
one each at Briggs Stadium.
Detroit and Shihe Park. Phila-
delphia. Some Of the Yankees
games with Cleveland were
PLAYED In League Park. others
at Municipal Stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

fAs Is days. starting Monday,
promise 10 b the biggest crowd
gsttsrs oe the 0sy lsAgus basket
bar play.
A grand finish 70 the closest
race In the last decade VIII wind
up the first half a league COM
petition Monday and Thursday.
A Harry Werb6sly memorial
uagAt y planned Harry was
- outstanding player With
Ca@mnsAno Drothers tArss
ssassas ago In their champion-
shlp ~ and was later NAMED
- ~ a1l-0tAr team In tbs
RnOifle Northwest AAU tour
~ WITH Johnsnn Painters-
ne league II TO establish q
parpetuAl Werbtsl<y trophy TO b
awarded the yearly league winners
The House Of David. entirely
nsw team this year. VIII open the
aahih1tion seAsna Saturday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Working Agreements
Sought by Indians

SPokANE-A. !. Montgomery,
business manager OF the Spokane
Indians Of the Western Internal
tionsl Baseball league, today SOL
he hoped 70 secure working agree
ments with two additional clubs.
Tire Indians, a class p outfit,
hold an agreement with Seattle Of
the Pacific Coast league -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

A direct S. o. s. call TO Ridge
field for help from two reserves
and general riot alarm for
two others. whose whereabouts
were a mystery 10 Olson. produced
absolutely nothing
Thus Olson is forced 10 rely upon
the same outfit which humbled the
Huskies rather easily. 40 10 80, a
week ago in another chapter Of
the Luthersns' amazing sports his
tory.
BLISTERED FEET
Blistered feet bothered two Of
the Lutes the forepart of the week
but Olson said this morning that
both Harry Lang and MARY Harsh
man would be able to start tonight
Lang IL in good shape but
Harshman took only light
workouts yesterday. However,
Harshman has demonstrated
more than once that he Is
money PLAYER and Olson ex-
poets the big hoy to come
through In grand style tonight.
Seattle news reports emanate
confidence from the campus with
most of the scribes picking the
Huskies to win tonight. having dis
counted last weeks p. L. c. vic
tory as one of those things which
crop up every SO often from the
sticks" or "Styx," take your
choice.
Tacoma fans, who will pack the
pavilion tonight. cannot see the
reason for the Seattle optimism
unless Edmundson has suddenly
discovered new combination,
which knows more basketball than
the Huskies exhibited last Satur-
day.
SET PLAYS
In the first game the Lutherans
used set plays, both Of the whirl-
wind and pivot-post type, to tie
the HuskleS up IN Knots.
This offensive magic worked
Hike trapblocks In football with
the Lutherans being sprung
free for setups while the man
guarding them WA screened
away from the action.
Coach Olson said these same
tactics would prevail for the Luth-
Grams tonight, along with their fast
break tactics.
Starting for P. L. c. will be
Lang and Sig Sigurdson at for
wards; Earl Platt at center. and
Mary Harshman and Omar Stene-
sen at guards.
On the reserve bench will be
Marty North, Milt Theno, Harry
Erickson and Elmer Erickson.
Theno and Harry Erickson are
freshmen, star performers in the
Pierce County league last year but
hardly experienced enough for fast
college competitor.
Officials for the game have not
been announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
REVERSE DECISIONS

MILW UkFF-Six times in the
past 10 years Marquette basketball
teams have lost to Wisconsin AZ
Madison and won at Milwaukee,.
This year the Hilltoppers lost,
1882. away and came back 10 win.
1880. a. home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
LOADED WITH CAPTAINS
WEST POINT-Arn,N's ha Ike

ball team has four captains on its
roster-Dick Reinhold. basketball
captain: John Guckeyson, soccer
captain; Ray Murphy. football
captain. and Jack Norton. first
captain Of the corps Of cadets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

PLAY NOR
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Hammond Laundry. 1880 90. Mont
gomery Ward 2+7o TO-. hish game
Reams 222. series ReamS SIS
Michael Bros, 1888 a.. Maxwell
Petroleum. 25os ca: hish game A
Loska 2S6 series. A. Loska 547.
Model Grill 1881 a.. Center 81
Service Station 1887 TO-. high game
Ih-al 40. kar-aS Iaher 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Basket Scores
Nv UNITED PRESS

nv ANthGO ThESF
Long Island university 81, Da-
Wis Elkins ~.
Ohio State SIS. Creighton ~.
Illinois Is. Kansas state 20.
Independence, kans.. J. G. 20,
Chanute 81.
ST. Benedicfs 81. sterling, Kan.
rs.
Howard Payne 81, New Mexico
Mines as.
Cape Girardeau. Mo, Teachers
90. Centenary 80.
Colorado State 80. Western state
-.
Oregon 4. 81. Utah L. Is.
Bethany. ksns., -, McPherson
~.
Friends -. Bethel ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
DROP WATER POLO

CHAMPAIGN--Wster polo has
been discontinued at the Uni
versity Of Illinois because of lack
Of opponents Water polo has
been played by Illinois teams since
1905. but this season only one
other school. Chicago. planned 10
sponsor the sport.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Sparse Reserves Luthexans Huses Again Tonight
Same Lineup That Won First
Tilt TO Be Used by Locals
Woshington's Bosketeers Confident
They Con Turn Tobles on Local Five

than the four which filed
Saturday Cliff Pacific Lutheran
troop tonight to play with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
SIXTH AVENUE CENTER

In special match last night be-
tween two Tacoma Ice company
teams. the Hot Shots, composed of
some Of Tacoma's outstanding
women howlers, won all three
games from the Cold Spots. the
mems team. 2.257 TO 2.024. Erma
Musselman had high single game,
$50. AMI high total 4e9.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
Centrals Win
Park Tussle

-.., r,,.h.
Central Lutheran hoopsters con-
nv IA
Park INDUSTRIAL league when they
do.yned piivallun Christians AZ IN
a, - ,,
81, while Clan Gordon knocked
over Manitou. SO to 10. Parkla<S-
TRINITY Lutheran thuinped hhsPp5
Business college. 81 10 II. and 3sth
Q. a-.. .h.,Iaot,os r-,,1lar
81. BOOSTERS shel4aenea Ni'ei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

STAMFORD defeated Nebraska in the Rose Bowl extrava
eanza the traditional and gamorous Of all bowl
The West walked through East in the annual Shrine
AllStar game at kezar stadium. San Francisco
Next the Rose Bowl classic the Shrine game rates
second II is second oldest, next in tradition glamour
But when the features held up for close scrutiny
there far behind the Shrine game than there behind
tn. Roe. Bowl gam. played profit which tn.
psns team. and the Rose Bowl association cut up the major part
Tn. the game draw nothing
They youth like are content 10 oa'S IN "
temporary .ndqu quickly forgotten glory of the game
They feel the satisfaction Of having attained the goal most young
eridde the trail OF play
competition in the Pasadena event H. .,,, :, /, .,,
different The motive behind u NOME
usssrsh. nso.ssa gallant nd generous
they crippled little kddies may run and play
The money into fund for operating
of the Shrine hospitals for crippled niue ones =,
extended aiding hand to help
Motchless Satisfaction -.
all the gold pay in the world never could match such
satisfaction especially after the young athletes have gone
through the hospital seen the little ones IN ner SAD
putting those Riddles back upon the playfeld back INTO
action ,,.r..,.-u w..,,.,o, state, v.
sran mentor and head Of Western club
Babe has zone thorush year
rh. in ADDITION to his regular doing
grand than he has lost more than once playing "
und.rdos role only to
To Bah. this pleasure. continue to be such just as
long he remain. in the position ......,.,
Holnsbcry that type of admired and respected IN every
quarter Although ball he Of the capable
who the good" and ia"
If his boys and parents
coaches Of the Coast conference
dream encountering
along playing hard clean foot
hall :. :. winning than they lose
the Assets most other Coast coaches
enjoy Cougar. would he better than they are
The BABE often his material isn't
along with what ne can get Ana nv
docs remarkable Job everything considered
record written and ne shps
,rem.nt feel Babe will consider his Shrine
ACCOMPLISHMENT most cherished chapters
Not field but because Of the helping
hand he little bringing them out
into light Of life