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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Must Haze Outlet

The energies of youth must have
outlets and basketball provides
such an outlet not only in a
wholesome but in a Socialized
fashion. To protect the health and
safety of those participating a
physical examination is required.
This year we have Ia teams
playing twice a week at Nc
Michael gym. Many of these
teams have been in the league a
number of years and have acquired
a high degree of skill. Others are
in their first year and are learn
ing the game rapidly.
For those who enjoy the game
and would like to be entertained
by some fast and skillful playing
come out to McMichael gym any
Tuesday or Thursday evening and
root for your favorite team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Bear(at Thin(Iads
Conquer HiIIsdale

HILLSDALE. Feb. 22.-Scoring
18 points on firsts in the 40-yard
dash, high jump and broad jump,
and second in the low hurdles,
Ken Loop led the way to a Gen.
trail State Teachers College in
door track victory over Hillsdale
here Saturday. The Bearcats took
nine of II firsts in defeating the
Dales, 5615 to Az, but lost the
relay by several feet.
Dick Hayes. Hillsdale captain,
set a new Hillsdale fieldhouse rec
ord of :05.3 in the high hurdles
and tied the record in the low
hurdles. He tailed 13h points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Seif-Expression

The give and take element in
play provides a means of Self-eN-
preston which is often denied girls
in their occupation. II provides a
pleasant situation in which girl
may Join in the spirit of good
craftsmanship and good team
work which is more 10 be desired
than merely good playing, although
an attitude of alertness to excel
lence in play tends TO keep up
interest in the league.
1t is recognized fact women's
athletics must be handled by
women and that commercialism
and exploitation of players must
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
ling Ranch Favorite Wins $780, 600 Fan1ingo Stakes
Women in Sports
TIPS FROM CAGE CHIEF
BY MARIE BERNArowICZ
Head Of IN. Department Of heereauon
Girls Basketball League

Z The City Of Detroit through the
Department of Parks and Recrea-
ton offers the business girl an
activity which affords competitive
spirit. physical exercise. mental
relaxation and loads of fun. This
sport is basketball.
The spirit of competition acts
as a stimulant for the mentally
tired business girl after a suenu-
Gus day in the office. Mental IA
tigue deprives us Of vivaciousness
which is the basis OF charm. Is
there a girl today who would be
void OF charm?
To follow the trend Of the
smartlv dressed woman one must
be ever watchful of the figure.
Basketball offers an opportunity
through exercise 10 avoid stenog-
rapher's hips and TO keep that
youthful silhouette. Then again
basketball is a carry-over activity
of one of high schools most popu-
lar sports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
j. NJ. WrestIers Win
Final Dual Meet

ANN ARBOR. Feb. 22.-Michi-
gans wrestling team staged
strong finish in the heavier divi-
sions to overcome Ohio State.
1913, in the final Big Ten dual
meet of the season here Saturday.
Jim Gales, Bill COPYRIGHT, Art
Paddy and John Paup scored sue
cessive wins to provide Michigan's
margin. Ray Deane eked
out an earlier win for the Wolver-
ines. The victory gave Michigan
record of three wins and one de-
feat in the conference dual meet
schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
IIIini ThincIads Win

CHAMPAIGN. H., Feb. %. -
QNS)-Illinois won eight events
and tied in another today in de-
feating the University of Chicago,
IS TO %, in a dual track meet.
Capt. Park Brown of Illinois set
a new meet record of 4:24.1 in the
mile run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
BOB TALES
Continued from Page Three)

"The Southern Cross. you might remember, is the
ship by Athena when she orpedoed at the
beginning of the Last year WennerGren entertained
Winter
81 trust your streets ICY I'm writing this note
porch HARDLY tropical garden and the heavy scent of jasmine
making my head SWIM Slowly but surely I'm getting hook
Isn't 1t wonderful?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
HiaIeah Results

First Race-si, 200. allowances. 2-year-
olds. a mile
10 70 (Neadel 40 2eo 80
Remembering iAnderson) $50 2dn
nv Ayr Garner ~
Time 30 3.5 on 2:o7n
Hazemont. Plush and Dot SAYS Not also
ran.
second Rsoe-si 400. allowances. swear
Kansas CITY Cv.ddsrl 40 $40 $50
ponty fRoberfsonl $50 so
Tamil MEADE 40
Time Ill as off 7:3eh.
Tragic Ending, Prima Donna, Silver
Tower, Aimed and Alcinous also rSh.
Third Race-S1. 500. allowances, 4-yesr-
olds and up. ~ miles.
Corydon tArcarol $50 $50 30
TRINITY fMcCrearyl 500 20
Play House tHaskelD ESQ
Time 2;2s as new track record). on
Weekly stipend. Multitude. Bow Low and
Cherry Trihe also ran.
Fourth Race - 81 200. claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. n miles:
Count Natural lLindy) $3.50 1880 l2.2o
Cuckoo tHowelD 81 10 30
Palco (McAndrew) 10. 20
Time 2 :07. off $40
prnco syska. Life Guard. Palasa, Chance
King, Howelivilie. Chance Maker. Weary
Flower. Biacky Bee and Mobcsp also ran.
FIFTH Races 500, allowances. 4-yesr-
ODDS and up, \ miles
Bimelech tAeAdt) 40 out out
Hash tArcaroD out out
Shot Put (Garnerl out
Time l:4e As, of 4:0eh.
Gino Rex also ran.
sixth Race-s2o 600 added. Flamingo
Stakes, 3-yesr-oids, ~ miles.
Dispose tRobeftkonl $50 , 40 SO
Cttrfous Cntn fAndersonl J so Z 10
The Rhymer tArcaroD 40
Time las IS, off t.4T.
Agricole. Red Vulcan Battle Colors.
sailor King, STARRY Hope and lice Water
also ran.
Field.
Seventh Rase--S1 200 claiming. 4-year-
ODDS and up. ,. miles con the turf
Retty's Bob tMcAndrewl 500 40 %
Hand and Glove (McCreary) 40 80
Brown Queen II (Nashi 30
Time ? "a SIS. Off 5.ieh.
80 West Sea Out Of Fire. Amnesty Gamhit
and Big Grsnds Son also ran.
Eighth Race-gI 800 claiming, s-yesr-
olds and Up. / 3-is miles
TonypAndy young 7.20 40 3.20
a-sun Mica (HsskelD $40 40
Interlace LiDdyJ 500
Time ! SIS. of 80.
Two-O-Two Key Man. s-Blscsnt. Com
mendsdor II, Dewy Dawn, Paul Pry and
Titilafor also ran
a-Rromley entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Cranbrook Loses

BUFFALO. N. Y, Feb. p. -
Cranbrook School of Detroit suf-
fered its fourth defeat in 10 starts
today. bowling to Nichols School.
So. in an Interstate League
hockey game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
OAKLAWN PARK

tAt Hot Springs, Ark.)
1-LONG LANE, Misty Quest, Wise
2-OFFICE HOUR, Little Hig. Roidef.
S-MOSELEM. Essjaytee, Wrinkle.
4-BILL FARNSWORTH, Night Editor,
True star.
OZARK WATCH, Franco Saxon, Hare
bell.
CHLOE RADIO. American Emblem,
Brandon Prince.
T-ADORESS. HO, Betrothed
S-THE HARE, Peck's Bad Boy. Lonely
Road.
s-SIGN Up, Copper Tube. Colonel Joe.
BEST-OFFICE HOUR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

Dispose IN
o
ana olasied q
moved a
blocked orcedto
me outside He finished well
70 he colow siowto
SHARPLY
Red
ne leaders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Best Bets
BY International News Service)
HIALEAH PARK
cat Miami. Fla.

NV WIdUI, TINT
f-BEiLARMINE. Banker Jim. suburb.
ALL EVEN, Chance Run. Arabesque.
3-FADE. General Jean. BeIique.
4-ALBATROSS, small Time, Stimstone.
5-RiFTED CLOUDS. Sir Gibson. ArmOr
Bearer.
6-FETTACAIRN, Air Brigade. Becomiy.
T-PATSEY BECOME, Polina, Migal Fay.
8-NOODyALE LASS, Abbasside, You
Alone.
RFST-AIRATROSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
They're Satisfied

There IL a lot OF talk about
Charley Gehringer being through.
We are always being asked who
will replace him. Well. we are
satisfied that Gehringer still has
plenty of good baseball left. But
when the time comes II will be
a youngster like l.. ID. Dutch
Meyer who gets the call.
just take a look at the situ-
alton as IL would develop In tho
regular season. We have Gehrin-
ger on the bench. We had q
classy fielder at second base who
can't hit. But he can field better
than Gehringer, who Is paying a
little tribute to time and many
years of hard baseball In the
fastest league In the world.
We'll, say Chicago gets two
runs IN the first inning and In
our half we get the bases loaded
and Mr.. Fancy Dan. the fne
fielder but weak hitter, comes
10 the plate. Can't you hear the
howl from the dugout: We
want Gehringer.' And this would
be In the first inning.
"lf we have a good hitter like
Meyer In there, he will take his
cuts when the time comes.
"Of course we would like an
other Gehringer who Is a sensa-
tional fielder and a great hitter,
but how many Gehringers have
You seen in the last 20 years?
We believe we can sacrifice q
little fielding class for extra
power at the plate.
Terrific Pressure
you figure maybe the In
fielder can't cover too much
ground. but a lot of balls get
hit right TO him. Those that get
by are only singles and we hops
our pitchers can get over those
breaks. But at the plate these
fellows deliver.
when you have the hitting
power we have IL Is great not TO
have a single weak spot. It
puts terrific pressure on the OPP
posing hurlers. You can't hope
TO pass Higgins to get Meyer or
Sullivan. All the way down they
have to be ut their best and
frequently they tire In the late
innings when under that type OF
pressure"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Power
Tops Punch Of
All A. |. Rivals
Stando Ut Stu G G ers
Fill 1941 Roster of
Detroit Champions
BY EDGAR HAYES

Power and pitching will be the
keystone of the Detroit Tigers bid
for their second successive Ameri-
can League pennant. The pitching
staff will be a combination OF
veterans like Buck Newsom,
Tommy Bridges, Schoolboy Rowe
and rockies or semi-rookies like
Fred Hutchinson, Floyd Giebel,
Johnny Corsica, Hal White and
Luther Thomas.
There is no question about the
power of the Tigers. Hank Green
berg, Rudy York. Charley Gehrin-
ger. Barney McCosky and Pinky
Higgins are all great hitters. No
team in baseball can send so many
power hitters to the plate in a row.
The stress placed on power is
best demonstrated by the COM
ments of Jack Zeller, general man.
ager of the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

be discouraged. And il is proven
fact that women can excel in
team games without losing their
natural feminine charm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Chart of FlamingO Stakes
FOR MONDAY

by Publications
FlaninE
UlIl Mace ti off at
~ n,.. ihsch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
EIGHTH RACE-si SEQ. claiming. 3-ye
olds and up. lis miles ION the turf
Havana Results

FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE-S3oo claiming. 4-year-
olds and up, =. mile
SILK Covering mora II 10 ! 5toi S to ?
balanced Budget tPosadol 2tol 10 /
NeIle NC. tPeresl to
Time Is rs, of 2.57
Wise Glance, Early Times, Swing It.
ken's Nom, Lady Tut, DaviSnill and Ear
r. also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
HAVANA

(At Havana. Cuba)
FOR SUNDAY
I-HOLOPHANE, COurtney's Pet, Good
2-HILDtR STAR, Urania, Banner
Witch.
SAzABACHE, Aevos King, Rea sylvia.
PEPPER RON, AIabaehe, EmVee.
BE QUIET, Circus Night. Bon Mot.
s-NIGHT CHASE, Bon Fly, Van lee
land.
7-KNONING. Epical, Moody.
s-EASTER HOLIDAY, Threems, Happy
Hills.
s-GOOD EXCHANGE, sleepy Howard,
SUBWAY.
BEST-NIGHT CHASE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
HAVANA
fAt Havana, Cubs,l

cat Havana, Cubs.b
FOR MONDAY
I-CHOICE GOODS, Color Flag, Scud-
del.
a-sTUBBS. Maemute, Little Jack.
3-MY GOODNESS, My Gracious. Why
TarTy.
LREGAL sun, Molly Fly, Royal
Countess.
5-RENAIR, Loisestelle &, Ivory Tip.
s-MISRULE, Harrington entry, Might
step.
T-R. PINCHOT, Maoiissa, Brogue.
S-CARNINAL TIME, Scarce, Fast
Agent.
BEsT-REGAL sun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Santa Anita Results

Prs, Rsee-si5 $40. claiming. 3-year-oids
and up = mile:
Tommy Whelan
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Feveish Preparations
Made by Germans
By RICHARD MOWRER.

Dy hlSnAhD NoW hEh,
Foreisn Correspondent of The Star and
Chicago Daily News
ANKARA, Sept. 18.-The Ger
mans are preparing for something
on the Near Eastern war front,
foreign sources believe, as informa-
ton on Axis activities in Southeast
ern Europe is accumulated.
In the case Of German activity
displayed on Bulgaria's and Ru-
mania's Black Sea coast, it Is any
body's guess whether the Germans
are preparing some sort of Black
Sea offensive against Russia soon,
or whether they are preparing for a
defensive war in case they fail to
smash the Red Army before winter.
Whatever the Axis intention may
be, the following facts are note
worthy:
German Grand Admiral Erich
Raeder's tour of inspection recently
of the enlarged and fortified ports
of Varna and Burgaz; Field Marshal
Walter Won Brauchitsch's recent visit
to Bulgaria where the commander
in chief of the German Armies
conferred with the Bulgarian gen.
eral staff; German sailors arrival
at Varna and Burgaz; Axis attempts
to get vessels into the Black Sea
from the Mediterranean; news that
the Pennsylvania and Bessarabia
speedy Rumanian luxury liners
anchored for months at Istanbul, are
preparing to put to sea.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Turks Deny Bu|gars
Ask That Destroyers
Go Through Straits
Sofia Government Said
To Be MobiIizine Army
In Crisis With Soviet
~ the Associated Press.

Sy the Associated Press.
ANKARA, Sept. II CDelayed. 4.
Balkan diplomatic sources said to-
day they had information that Bull
earia, whose diplomatic relations
bilizing her armed forces rapidly
and already has summoned 350,000
men to arms.
In addition to these Bulgarian
forces, informed sources said, three
German divisions or more already
are in Bulgaria.
Turks Deny Request Made.
British sources said today the
British Embassy had been informed
by the Turks that Bulgaria had
made no proposal to permit war
ships purchased from Italy to pass
through the Dardanelles Straits
into the Black Sea, as reported here
In high quarters. Turkey controls
the Dardanelles.
The Balkan informants said the
engineering organization of Dr.
Fritz Todt, which built Germany's
Westwall and great motor highway
system, was working at top pressure
to construct roads in Southern and
Eastern Bulgarian which would be
useful in any military action toward
the Suez Canal
Six hundred German engineers
and 5000 Serbian laborers also were
reported by these sources as repair
lor tho roi1rnoI pn1nro a
and Mis-, one of the main routes
from Germany to the southeast. and
the rail line from Sofia to Salonika,
also essential for any Aegean or
Eastern Mediterranean action.
A diplomatic observer arriving
from Syria reported that the
British we're moving artillery and
other military units northward
toward the Turkish border in con-
stant stream. He declined to eSti-
mate the total movement.
Inquiry Based on Rumors.
The assurance that Bulgaria had
made no proposal to permit passage
of warships through the Darda-
nelles was given in reply to an in
quiry based on repeated rumors that
the Axis was using as blind the
sale of six Italian destroyers and
submarines to acknowledgement Bull
garla in order to strengthen the
Axis navy in the Black Sea, where
the Russian feet is predominant.
The Soviet feet Is considered a
substantial stumbling block to Ger
man use of the sealanes to supply
and reinforce the advance Nazi po-
sitions in the Ukraine.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Buigorions Reported
Speeding Mobilization

NEW YORK, Sept. 18 [P.-The
vichy radio reported today that be-
cause Of increasing tension between
Bulgaria and Soviet Russia Bull
garian mobilization is going on in
all haste" National Broadcasting Co.
heard the broadcast
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-20
ITALIANS REPORT
L~FASE~LEND SHIP
SUNK BY

New York, March 2o.-(AP)-
Thc official Italian radio said III
a broadcast heard today by Obs
i,3t ~. j. rumored at Gibraltar
tllat the first cargo Of VAR mate
rial~ sent to Great Britain after
The passing OF the lcnd-IraSc bill
la been sunk by AXIS >ubma-
rinc,."
THAT was i Very good begin
ming. wasn't IT, the Rome an
ununrfmcnt added
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-20
Senate Gets Aid Bill
Thieves Make
Rich Haul
In Raleigh

Raleigh. March 20.-(AP)-
Mrs. Robert Ncatheriil, Jr., of
Chester. Pa. reported to police
to-day that S2G,00G worth of diam
onds and sapphireS were stolen
from her room at A hotel here.
The jewels, which were III
bracelets and rings. were taken
from the top of a dresser either
last night or early this morning
while Mrs. Wcathrril! VaS
asleep, Size said.
The thief also took more than
S3HG ~ currency fron a hiliioid,
hut c~yrrionkcd S5.0G0 worth of
fur, hanging i'll a cloeet, she
added,
She aid the j"WciN we're not
insured,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-20
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Ry lynn NlSBEI.

itaIelgh, March 20.-Nearly every
body IN the state knows that the re
cent General Assembly provided lof
retirement of teachers and other state
employees. Most people know that
The schedule of payments and benz
iIlN has been worked OUT on an ac-
tIdftly sound basis. One OF the pest
ac}uarles in the United States labof-
co for weeks with the commlssIolt
charged with preparation OF the ON.
what the teacher and the olllce
worker and the highway laborer aho
member of their families wan To
Know Is just what they Will have -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-20
Train Wreck
Inquiry Held
Conductor Testifies
He Understood Rus
SLAMS Were Aboard
Earlier Train.

Pitt huYeh, Narch 2H.-lAP)
-Penn>slyan;a railroad Off
cal, told an iutersta'" Com
mclcc commission hearing today
ii Russian engineers and is en-
listed |. :. Army men NcTr "a
the Manhattan Limited which
sped along the railroad tracks
near Baden, Pa, IL minutes be
fore aGothcr train wa Nrcckcd
Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-20

Continued 90 PaGe FIve)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-20

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-20

Continued on Page Flvel
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Cockrouches Are Killed
By Infru-Red Rows

1nfra-red rays have proved their
ability to kill cockroaches in labora-
tory tests, but offer little promise of
. new household method of con-
trolling these pests, according to
DR.. Guy F. Macleod, lecturer in
entomology in the University of
California College of Agriculture.
Reporting on laboratory expert
nents at the university, DR.. Mac
Leod said infra-red rays produced
by special incandescent lamp killed
adult cockroaches within four min
utes after they were exposed to the
rays from a distance of 18 inches.
The tests failed to uncover any
practical method Of killing cock
reaches in the home by infra-red
rays, said DR.. Macleod. Efforts to
control insect pests on agricultural
plants also proved impractical, he
added, since they resulted in injury
or death Of the plants before the
insects were killed.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

A "sull coat" is q thin film of rust
allowed to form on wide rods to
facilitate drawing them into wire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Auto Radios
Radio Service
Snaps

ANY radio repaired. 81. so. Guaranteed
including parts Gin stock. Tyler s-603s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

GENERA PUBLIC LOAN
1850 rov 500 Nuedbronk BIDS -/TY.N 1921
1885 Woodward cor Passdena. TO s-ff3O
as Bsrldn Tower. 81 Cadillac 50. q. poa2
1910 DAVID scott. 1889 Grlswoid IA. 1915
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20

ouch Of bitterness.
The mem" said Alice. "What-
ever are you talking about"
They're 50 courteous and kind"
said Fred. "Our little susan simply
can't resist them. They have appar-
o1t]v swept her RIGHT off her pretty
l.,tie feet
Mss Alice turned and looked at
.,a
Are you Jealous? she asked.
No i don't think | am" Fred
reolied SLOWLY. But | DO hate to see
. smalltoyyn eirl 90 to New York
and oct her head turncd by 4 lot of
hattery.'
There, there said Miss Alice,
Don't go and get all upset just
before you eat. It's the worst thing
in the world to do. 1t gets your
stomach all out of order, and YOU
can't properly digest your food
Fred grinned.
Your Wattles melt in a fellows
mouth, anyway ne SaId. lie
dotah 'leed digestive organs
Nov who's handing out fiat
terry" Miss Alice retorted. go
! long With YOU
Mind if l wash up a little?"
"Ct course not. Go right ahead.
It'll be a little while yet before we
eat
Il brought along yesterdays
New York papers, Fred a as he
left the kitchen. Il thought ia see
if Susan was getting any publicity.
Farmers Daughter knocks the city
men for a row of red brick tene-
ments that sort of thing.
Il believe YOU ARE Jealous
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20
"Maidm Mqn yt' g t!!??! g
p


~ .g ...'-ea - at-<e out 20 '"t
..... n.-n,a ~ liS"t Away
MSS .\-'. &as nlatAS "dHIN
Ter when he got there.
Just N TIME o NSht supper,
she t".' Aih. II Won take no Tor
an answer ] made a mistake IN my
measurements, and I've got ehougH
after here to feed SIX people,
"~lhanhS sand ired. u need No
U32IN2- | brought along 4 letter |
had from Susan.
on said Miss Alice. looking
up, her glasses pushed back from
her forehead. "Nhat adj she say
Are people laughing at her? DO
they thlnk shes-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20
Bv i /.
- 'Nt -

Editors note: Largely because
of an industrial boom caused by
Il nation preparing fer "4r. the
state GIt has experienced lis
most successful wear ttINttle~
Of the agency are reviewed for
the Associated Press by Chair
man Fletcher.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-20
IDG

IT DEF TITNOV S-InFN tel a
story on ItImOus Valentine to tha
effect that he was so certain BrOugh-
ton vas going to make him a special
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
MISSISSIPPI MUSICIANS
TO RECEIVE ADDITIONS
WITH ST0K0WSKI BAND
Those Selected To BE Taken On AlAmerican Youfh
Orchestra Tour Through United States
Canada And Mexico.

ches4rti experiences b valuable haf
not ere 81 the Fzos4 Important rec
4ztes UEeai tAlent . more IA
p0rtsr& thar experiences
The IDEA of tire AlE-Anersean
Youth Orchestfa b % create . anas
teal organization which renreaenw
ne whole q ths uulted states nsa
vii be a messenger of beauty ana
good Wll 70 al American countries
All n this country are Sc many
wonderful younE players nov from
about sixteen 20 twenty-five xear
Old We wtsh 20 give these talented
yuurlg PLAYERS opportunity to ulav
IT. . modern symphony orchestra
4 feel confident that We can
build Up an orchestra that VIII BE-
q unique expression Of tire vitality
enthusiasm and originality a.
American youth today.
Youth accepted for the orshastrn
viii be paid union rates rs tn iArt
years tour Youth approved ~
local committees for Mr.. Stokowzkis
additions viii have 90 arrange for
their transportation 70 both audi
tons MI Ssokowski again this vear
win be responsible for All arranrp-
ments and expenses incidental 10
the tour itself.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
EIGHT POINTS FOR PARENTS

Eght points that If followed b. parents. waa keep
their youne out Of trouble and out of the Juvenile
courts are offered By Ernest l. Reeker, Judge OF the
County Court tJuvenile piyiklonl Of Madison. Me-
braxkA. IN the current Issue Of The Rotartau magazine
~wealth, position. and family are no defense against
crime he stresses Children come 70 me because
their parents did not MEASURE up 70 their task" The
statistics show that nearly Q million parents have
failed
Judge Hseksr piaees "she meaning OF true ds-
eipiine~ and -the dignity n labor At the first two Of
the fundamentals which is years Of daily association
utth the problems have brought home.
Third. ian awarcness Of the value OF money he
continues Fourth. stress self reliance" nfth. EN-
courage curiosity" Judge Reeker does nos attempt 70
place the last few in any order Of Importance. but he
hsta; Good mAnnerS-si;ally Important" sixth: sew
enth. encourage a spirit Of play and eight. religious
instruction The chile q stranger 10 church and
Sunday school most often comes Afoul Of the law
But Judge Reeker emphasizes the fact that the
parent. not the child. Is the responsible party. Cor
rect first the error IN yourself. then put your child
back IN the parade Of good citizens he pleads.