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Evening star., 1941-02-23
Basket Boil Games


MARYLAND of: washington ColleEe, IL.
Harvard. a.: Pennsylvania, "a.
Yale. BIZ. Princeton. "a,
Penn state, 81: Army, p.
Coisste. 55: Rochester. as
Temple as: Navy. 80.
amherst 50: Williams 35.
Pfinceton PHfGettir FrosR' 81 Army PleOes IS.
vermont. s. Middlebury. 2s
North NSitt CAROL CAROLINA. a. 80 Davidson 81
South Carolina. So: North Carolina etasa
washington and Lee. os: Richmond 90.
Vvii5ssinja, 8 Mexico. SIsHi;t ri .,
/ Georgia. 36' Auburn. 81.
Clark 5? worcester Tech, "a.
Brown. 81: Wesleyan, AZ.
DEqueine DTsiS s,l' a.: caTneaie Teen. 20
West Virginia WESLEYAN. Il; Marshall 81
Michigan, A.; Illinois. 81.
Indiana. A. Iowa, Sc
| Ohio State, 35: Northwestern, 2a
Mi9ass9ts. Mi9dS19in S. S.; PSissso. PRFd1s3 So
Nebraska, AZ: Oklahoma a..
/ Rire, 80: Texas A and NJ. As
| RaH State. ~. western MichiEan 81
| Toledo, as; Detroit. -.
WsshingJon iiii ,t and and Jefferson Frosh "a west
Vrgina Frosh p.
| Concord. 50; Alderson Broaddus 50.
Ohio u, 81: Ohio WESLEYAN, 81.
Wilmington (ohio), 54; Findlsy. So tover-
Ashland Ohio -: Baldwin-wanace. so.
B!uereld, 81; New River State, 30.
WooSter, IS: Mount Union. "a.
8Ghieabets asf5ys9SFs; 81 s. 15rirht 1Fsnas g 3
! Iowa Teachers, -: Omaha u, "a.
Chicaeo Teachers, 2s: Eureka. -.
MichEapp State, b; Marausette' "a.
Boston U, A New Hampshire, "a.
Trinity as: Union, 26,
s. Michaels, So, Plattsburs Normal 80.
Wittenberg 40: Marietta. IS.
Western Kentucky Teachers. Al: Xavier,
Western Maryland o.; Johns Hopkins "a.
SqSauehan2na iSal ha2nsa -; DreXel G1rSi. s.
BrsT BlsEs Cqese Msnhs5an Ian fsh' Staten Island
Tennessee, 4 g. Vanderbilt; e5.
Woffofd, MtfofR' 6 s.; TRe TRs'Vqm citade T. A.
R,asaieidi, 20; New River STATE, 80.
6PFs 6PPPFaaGhaR and nd M fatsT0f sS Dr.t. L. o.
M,s MoTRing South Pakas. eo;, s'.s 81
ernneii' q: Coe; a2.
Florida, 6?; Miami. so.
EGg0l2 R2gos ,vr Meo poiv Al St Mars II
Hampton 53 Blueheld State, 81.
Dartmouth 40: Columbia 36
Connecticut, 81: Rhode Island State. 20.
Texas, 50; southern Me ethodist, "a
Utah. 55; Colorado State, %.
Colorado Mines, Az Montana State, -.
Hanover, 81: Valparaiso, 80.
Depauw A.: Earlham SO
Rose Poly. AZ: Shurtle1. %
st. ouis u, rs: Missouri Mines, al.
West Liberty Teachers. Al: California
Clarion Teachers, SO; Indiana Teachers.
Slippery Rock. 6l Titusville Arnolds, 90.
Allegheny. 5S: Hiram, 81.
Salem. 66; Morris Harvey. 80
Ioyola lMdg Al Mount St. Mary'S, ~,
SSoIoy, ~: Bates Bates; c !.
Maine, A: Northeastern. 80.
Scholastic.
Roosevelt, 80. Eastern. 90
western. As. Tech. "a
John Marshall, "a: WaShington- Lee. %
Episcopal A.; Randolph Macon Academy.
30.
Professional
Oshkosh All-Stars. 50: Detroit Eagles. 81,
Akron Firestone Az Akron GOODYEAR. a.
Philadelphia Sphas. as; Washington Brew
ers. 45 (overtimel
Evening star., 1941-02-23
College Sports

DoAhks
Catholic U, 6: Columbus 2.
virsinla Tech. 4ia: Maryland, ga.
Penn State, 6i2: Army. Ia
Cornell, Az; Navy, 3I7.
Syracuse :; Virginia. l.
North Carolina 4l2: The Citadel, 3la.
Coast Guard, 8; Western Maryland /.
SwimminE.
Amherst A.: Wesleyan. 30.
Ssfe.o Case: 40: Washinston and Jefferson o.
Colorado State, s9ia; Colorado. SO; wyom-
Columbia Frosh, 80: Army Plebes, ~.
Dartmouth. SO; NJ l. T.. %.
Franklin Marshall. Al Pitt, "a.
Penn A.. Western Reserve, rs.
Georgia Teen rs; Duke, 81.
Johns Hopkins 49,, GettysburGh; 2sl,.
Lawrence. 80: Carleton. 20.
NsS PsBe 81 s BAN Aoadsmy sGh g.
\. Y U, As; Temple. 30.
\, c. State, =: William and Mary, 20.
Phi0 pTincssoS state, AZ Is " HiTgnaa Tech 81
sSntEeL; A.; Penn State %;
SSTaffhmoEe Sren1a ~ Wesi ChsSsr sn6 ~
WaShington, A.: OREGON, SO.
Williams. -; Bowdoin, rs.
Brown, AZ; Army, 20.
IaAA4putLl. pO. -.
Illinois. IS ChicaEo, 20.
Indiana 56'a: NOtTe Dam. Az.
&ise6ns!n ons Mlsh;SSd Minnssola1 a su'if5 e. 81
Yale, 40; Princeton, -.
Fencing.
e. c, N Y. j.: North Carolina. 10.
Case. IA. Buffalo, I3.
Cornell, i6; Columbia. II.
HaVerfOrd. &: Johns HODkins
Navy. IA N. Y. u, 13.
SsEy Sayy Plsbss I5Is: n; " U; Frosh. 11a.
Wrestling.
Maryland, 81; Duke, IL.
G. Case y 90 Akron; no4i, Z; c.ro,,u,
Solsate, 6 s. e 30: 3 BuGsi6i Esf6h Carolina s. TO-
Iowa. -: Wisconsin, ?.
Mercersbure, 80, Ursinus Frosh 5.
Michigan. u; Ohio State, 13.
Psnnsyiysnip; PfinastNn, = 81 }aId Harvard o.
West Chester, IS; Waynesburs, II.
Woodberry Forest, il; " NJ N. I. Pos Frosh. p
Duauesne FroSh. 81; Csrnegie Tech FroSh.
Franklin Marshall, "a; V. NILS.
Lafayette, ls: RutRers. l6.
st. Lawrence, IA; Alfred, ~.
Rife.
Army, 1869; Georgetown. I347.
DItheI; l'tZo: DelaWare. l,24'.
Gettysburg. 1904; Western Maryland.
Navy Plebes, 1870; Penn State Frosh
Penn State. 1873; Navy, 1873 Cstate won
on best of hand score)
Yale, 1870; N. Y u, 1851.
Hockey.
Michigan Tech. 3: Carleton. o.
Williams, z: Colgate. /.
Yale. 5; Princeton 4.
Dartmouth. 8; Harvard, 4.
Hamilton, B: Cornell. .
Clarkson, IL; Clinton Club, @
Gymnastics.
Navy PlebeS -: Lincoln High. 81
Penn State, o91a; Minnesota, 23ia.
Temple. 80: M. I. T., l6.
Polo.
Princeton. Il: Yale. l3
Cornell, 20; Pegasus Club. IA
Culver, 10; Michigan State, Q.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
CoIIeeions' Court Win
Is Paced by Frazier

Pickle Frazier, a former Union
University star making his debut
with the Recreation Collegiates,
paced his new teammates to a 42-35
victory over Lincoln University yes
terday at Banneker gym.
Frazier not only played a fine all
around game, but scored 9 points to
tie Jim Parker for scoring honors.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Philadelphia Sphas VS.. Wash
ington Brewers, Riverside Sta
dium, preliminary game 1880.
Ice Skating.
National indoor speed skating
championships, Uline Arena, 8.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Virginia Poly VS.. George Wash
ington, at Roanoke. Va.
St. Johns at Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, $50.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Lam
don, $50.
Boxing.
Phil Furr VS.. Gene Buffalo, 10
rounds, Turner's Arena, first
bout, $50.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Treasury Meets c. c. c.
For Basket Crown

The Government basket ball
championship will be at stake to-
morrow night at Terrell Junior
High School when Treasury meets
c. C. c. Company 1860 at 8:15
o'clock. Treasury reached the final
round of the tournament last night
when it nosed out Civil Service,
1881.
Preceding tomorrow nights title
tilt. Post Office and Agriculture will
meet for the consolation cup. Ad-
mission is free.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Baltimore U. Stopped

BALTIMORE, Feb. % (P).-Bal-
timore University's string of IA
straight basket ball victories was
snapped tonight by the Long Island
University Blackbirds, who came
from behind with stirring last
half squirt to win, 1887.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
OrioIe 'Y HundbuIIers
Repeot Over J. {. {.

Baltimore Y. M. c. AS handball
team scored repeat victory over
the Jewish Community Center last
night at the ]. G.. c. gym, to 8.
1t was the same score by which
the Baltimoreans won the first
match in the Monumental City.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
1910 A. A. U. Title Meet
Goes to PhiIudeIphiu

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The ma
tional A. A. U. outdoor track and
field championships today were
awarded to Philadelphia.
They Will be held June 27-2e.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Get in '10-Yeur' Class

Five American League players be-
came Ten Year Men" in 1910,
Roger Cramer, Arnst Jorgens, Ver-
non Gomez, Tommy Bridges and
Joe Kuel.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

Treasury No. 2 is leading War
No. 8 by a game, with Treasury
70. and Navy No. 2 deadlocked
in third place. four games out OF
first place in the National Fedora
ton of Federal Employees League
flag chase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
NyIon
Used for
Insulation

NYLON HAS entered a new
household field as insulation on
wires in electric refrigeratorS,
vacuum Swcepers and other
household appliances. The in
Sulation material is derived from
The same basic sources as nylon
hosiery coal. air and water.
This now use means metal
conservation. and is another in
stance in which chemical ma
terialS, entering a new field,
supply superior qualities.
Nylon Is so efficient as an in
sulaior. that il makes feasible
the use of smaller motors IN
refrigerators and elsewhere.
than would be required with the
old type insulation material.
Nylon coating provides insula-
ton resistant 10 abrasion and
cracking. and is not harmed by
any of the conditions of moiS-
ture, temperature. compression
or chemical action which refrlG-
orator motors normally en-
counter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Man Preserves Unities by
Opposing Wife in Arguments
By HELEN ROWLAND

MEN HAVE BEEN classified
as what women marry. They
have two feet, two eyes and
sometimes, two wivcs-but never
more than one clean dress shirt
or one idea at time.
Plunging into a foolish mar
riage in order to escape from
tiresome romance is like back
ing into a truck in order TO
escape being hit by a taxicab.
But many man has tried TO
solve his problems this way.
OF COURSE it's right and
admirable for a man TO have
no secrets from the girl ne
loves; but it's rather hard on all
the others he has recovered
from loving.
A mans idea of preserving
the unities is first to find out
which side of question his
wife is on--and then TO take the
opposite side. just to keep the
argument from sagging.
SOME WOMEN are love adj
diets who 90 on seeking rO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

This young lady "just arrived" in
time 10 make a wonderful buy at
FRANKLIN'S during their daring
18th anniversary sale. Here is a
very special offer made in drive
for 500 new customers. A smart
new $685. dress and a pair of 1896
shoes absolutely FREE, yes, we
mean it. both dress and shoes
FREE with your purchase of a
stunning, clever brand new 1912
model Luxury Fur Coat. Priced at
only $500. Their better, finer
Furs. beautifully lined and tailored.
Their real luxury coats. styled to
the minute ,EAli you need to pay
is just Showdown. Take your fur
coat home with you. no red tape.
no delay. Hurry and get your
FREE dress and shoes during this
drive. at FRANKLIN'S DEPART
MENT STORE. 316 Michigan Ave
Shop any evening till 9 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
CookiesHave
Mailed Milk
FIavoring

HERE IS a new recipe that
small cookie-eaters will greet
with shouts of glee. especially If
they have a fondness for matted
milks.
Chocolate Nailed Crunehies
y cup butter
q cup light. brown sugar
(firmly packed)
! egg
l teaspoon vanilla extract
IL cups cake flour.
u cup chocolate matted milk
powder
l teaspoon baking powder
a. teaspoon salt
n teaspoon cinnamon
egg white
n cup nut me ats Finely
ground).
Cream butter. Add sugar
slowly, beating constantly. Add
well-beaten egg and vanilla ex-
tract. Sift cake flour once be-
fore measuring, then add choco-
late matted milk powder. bak-
ing powder. salt and cinnamon
and Sift together.
Add to creamed mixture. 1t
will be very stiff and the last
of the dry ingredients must be
worked in gradually with the
finger tips.
Form into a roll wrap in
waXed paper and Chill in refrig-
orator for several hours or
longer. When ready to bake,
unwrap. cut in II Inch slices
and arrange on lightly Toured
cookie sheet. Brush lightly with
egg white (beaten slightly with
fork) and sprinkle with finely
ground nut meats. Preheat the
oven and bake at 375 degrees
for approximately eight minutes.
Makes three dozen cookies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

mantle adventure as long as
they live. But the secret of
winning in love, as at cards.
consists in getting out of the
game at the psychological mo-
ment, before your luck begins
TO turn.
Some men were born TO
marry, some achieve marriage
but most of them live in the
deadly fear that marriage will
some day be thrust upon him.
THE ONLY TIME when a
sense of humor profits a girl
anything is when she can laugh
at herself for having tried to
charm a man with her wise
cracks.
The average girl no longer
goes into business In the hoy.
that she will find some man
who will marry her and take
her out of it; but there are
times when every one of them
hopes to meet some man who
will make her want to become
an ex-career-girl.
distributed by King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Home From
School Again?

Discouraged because your child keeps
getting colds? He may only need
more of the kind OF foods that build
upstrength and resistance-foods like
eggs, milk, steak :. and Wheatena,
the natural wheat cereal!
Yes, hot brown Wheatena gives all
10 Of the essential protein elements
everyone must have to keep well!
Wheatena with milk is one OF the most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
M. S. RukeySeI:

civilians in an orderly manner.
Thanks to a measurable degree
to the help Of Donald M. Nelson
and his associate in the pro-
curement division of the Office
of Production Management.
military buying has been care
fully planned and has as a re-
suit minimized its disturbing eff
feet on the market.
Believing that he has valuable
allies among the retailers, Leon
Henderson. price administrator,
has spoken eloquently of the in
convenienc, of runaway prices.
There is. of course, much CO.
gency in what he says, yet it
seems to me that comprehensive
economic analysis indicates that
the way TO avoid inflationary
tendencies is to deal with the
causes and not merely with the
symptoms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO May e-~tfNsl-HOGs-R
celpts. 10. 900. market. steady: holdovers
! 900 top. $3.50. bulk S. so n so /:
hesvies, IS 40 n 10 mediums s.. so n SIS .
lights, $ 40I 5 SO light lights. $3.50
30 packing sows, 81 50 U s.35 pigs, Sc. so
CATTLE Receipts. 1000; market.
steady CslSes-Receipts 800 market.
steady Beef steers choice, slffi4 me-
dunn, SAL yearllngs, Ss25a14 butch
.rs, heiiers. $500 Ii75: cows s7ds7s:
bulls $3.50 1915; calves ssaf2. feeders.
s7n II; stockers. steers. s71i2 cows and
heifers, Sc. 50ae75.
SHEEP Receipts. 4, 500: market. steady:
lambs. Sll % u II 65 common. 500 II25.
springers siini2 IS; yearlinEs. s25u
s25' feeders, $50 10; ewes. s5.5oa7.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH NAV a--fINs1-CA TT. r
- Receipts. 20. market steady steer.
choice, Slid 50. medium 10 good So 50
n 10 50 common sT50ds25; helfers
medium 10 good SIS q so. common. So IS
n p cows. medium to good, IS IS o so :
Gamers and cutters. ST s0d6 so. bulls
good 70 choice. S.. % q 8 IS, common TO
medium. S6.2 5g775
HoOs-Reosipts, 400; market steady
and loo higher ie0-ls0 lhs s. s0qs.s5
~ $50 300 lbs. IS % n s Is. 100. so lbs
SHEEP Receipts. 100, market steady.
Choice lambs. 500 10 25: medium to good
IS 30 2 so. common lambs IS sons $40
ewes. 81 SO. Nethers. s5as. Spring
CALVES Receipts. rs. markc, steady
Good to choice. si1a12 medium. set
1850; eulls and common, Sc so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Raise Funds Quickly

In short. IL is my judgment.
both as an economist and as
patriotic American citizen. that
the problem of defense taxation
should be 10 raise the funds
needed for defense in the quick
est possible way that will not
tend TO check production and
dry up the source of the revenue.
or 10 increase the lack of unity
among Us.
The statement recently made
by d. W. Bell undersecretary Of
the treasury. before the savings
bankers at Philadelphia. is excel.
lent in tone and general purpose.
II states clearly the idea that
seems 10 prevail In government
circles. and therefore deserves a
careful examination.
First. ii is stated that the
higher taxes proposed are an
important instrument for putting
the brakes upon an initiation rise
IN prices"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
f|intk0te Files
Issues With SEC

WASHINGTON. May 10.-Flint-
kote Company has filed with SEC
a securities act registration state
ment covering 10000 shares of
$3.50 cumulative preferred stock.
without par value. and $4,000
shares Of common stock. no par
value.
The preferred stock is TO be
offered to the public through an
underwriting group headed by
Lehman Brothers.
The $4,000 shares of common
stock. according to the statement.
have been authorized for issue and
offering for sale TO officers. execu-
tives and other employees of the
company or its subsidiaries. at
such times and on such terms as
directors may determine. The
Offering price is not to be less
than the market price of the COM
pany's stock on the New York
Stock Exchange at the time the
offering is made.
Net proceeds from the sale of
the preferred will be applied to
prepayment of outstanding promis-
sorry notes and in connection with
possible acquisition of additional
equipment and plant facilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Field Mass
Tribute to
Mothers
Time. star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. May 10. =.
Troops at Fort Custer together
with several thousands of civilian
spectators will celebrate Mothers
Day at 10 a. m. tomorrow at
a solemn pontifical field mass
scheduled to be held in the main
parade ground of the reservation.
The mass, tribute to the
Mother of Jesus and all earthly
mothers, was arranged by army
chaplainS, who announced today
that all other church services at
the fort have been suspended to
permit attendance at the service.
High dignitaries of the church
are scheduled to participate in
the mass.
The Most Rev. Joseph II.
Albers. bishop of Lansing. will be
the celebrant, while other Lansing
and Battle Creek priests will aid.
Organization commanders on
the post have been ordered to
facilitate attendance at the event
and will march their men by units
to the scene at $50 a. m. The
various organization colors and
standards together with the band
and field music of the 18th In
fantry will report at 9:15. A
guard of honor of two officers and
"a men will assume their posts
shortly after.
Church call will be sounded at
$3.50 while the professional cele.
bration and occasional will follow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
WobbIy Backbone

Whether the majority of the
American people will back up
any stand taken by Congress in
opposition to the Chief Exec
utive's will is questionable.
seeing that Congress so long has
exhibited such a wobbly back
bone,
II has. for example. done
nothing to amend the labor law
which has provoked such wide
spread labor lawlessness and
arrogance. law which has made
II possible for a majority of
United States Supreme Court
Justices to render an almost un-
broken series of punitive deci-
sions against employers. a law
which provides no penalty what
soever for disruptive labor lead
ers or unions.
Is it too much to hope that
the new attitude taken by Con-
gresS will influence President
Roosevelt to reorganiZe the
whole Washington defense set-up
and appoint an American Lord
Beaverbrook
Copyright, 1871. by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Sales High Low 10:45 Chge
UNLISTED
Arrange March
To Maneuvers
Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. May 10-Fifth
Division troops leaving here May
20 for maneuvers near Camp For.
rest. Tenn. will not make blitz.
trip of the affair but will require
eight days TO cover the 600 miles.
Officers said that the trip will
be a severe test of men and equip-
ment. although staff officers have
planned the march in easy stages.
covering approximately Is miles a
day.
The m arc h will be shuttle
movement in which soldiers will
be required to walk approximately
100 miles in the trip. The shuttle
movement is a walk and ride affair
in which supplies and motorized
troops rush ahead TO the nights
stopping place and then return to
carry marching troops.
Troops will move In two columns
with the west column marching
through Kalamazoo, Three Rivers,
white Pigeon TO bivouac near
Union. They will resume the march
the next day leaving the state at
Edwardsburg.
The east column will go through
Marshall and Coldwater TO bivouac
near Waterloo. Ind. On the first
day troops will march seven and
one-half miles, the second and
third days this will increase to 10
miles and on the remaining days
will march ~ miles each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Stock Market
Gains Further
AT Opening
International News Service wiz.

NEW YORK, May 10.--The
stock market gained additional
ground at the opening today after
Fridays irregular advance. Gains
we're small in most instances and
a few issues continued TO lag
Oils again were active. Ohio
Oil started unchanged on a block
OF 1900 shares al 9, the 1941 high,
while Standard of California
gained !. on a sale of 1000 shares
at 227s. Standard of n. j., though,
slipped a fraction.
Modest gains were chalked up
by Bethlehem. Chrysler Montgom-
cry Ward. Union Aircraft. Kenne-
colt. American Telephone. West
inghouse Electric. Pennsylvania
Railroad and Union Carbide.
Dupont was a weak spot, drop
ping liz to 140l4. United States
Steel opened off n but converted
this into a gain of Is on its next
sale. American Smelling. New
York Central and General Elec-
trio started behind minus signs.
International News Service Wire
CHICAGO. May 10. - Wheat
opened l.c higher today corn -un-
changed to sc off. and oats un-
changed.
WHEAT-May. 9s%c: July, 81
q 97tc; September. 97lac.
CORN-May, 71ac; July, 72i4
d72%c; September, 731s a 73 l.c
OATS New. May, 377sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Capital Buck-Passinq

President Roosevelt long has
been urged. with increasing
force. to create a similar posi-
ton in Washington and TO fill it
with an outstandingly able exec
utive, not a theorist but a man
who has demonstrated practical
ability to handle successfully
very large affairs. His only boss
should be the President.
L constantly meet business
men who complain that they en-
counter woeful confusion. woeful
division of authority, woeful
buck-passing at Washington.
you get the run-arOund when
you go to Washington" Is a fire.
quent comment.
Even in peace-times. the
United States government was
described as the biggest BUSH
ness on earth" 1t now has be-
come infinitely bigger than ever
before.