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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Davey0 'Brien Loses
His Suit for $4,000

DALLAS. Jan p INSl-
Davep aOBrien. former All-Ameri-
can Texas Christian quarterback
wan later starred nith-the Phila-
delphia Eagles, had judicial cogni-
zance of his fame TO-DAY as
compensation for loss Of a damage
suit
Federal Judge William IT, At
we'll ruled in Dallas that III
s Hep-had- Lest li4i<-ii4f.iiAaet.- and
therefore had no grounds for suit
againSt-a beer company for using
his picture on calendar The adj
VcrtisinG did moi Use q Bricn' :
name nor any sort of endorsement
by him. OBrien had sued for
I $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
East High Mdtmen
Beaten in Cleveland

CLEVELAND, Jan. 25.-John
Hay High Schools Chic State
wrestling champion defeated De-
troit East High. Michigan State
titleholders, % to %. in an inter-
city match last night.
The visitors. won only the open
ing and closing bouts. In the first
bout, Ed Barake, Detroit, 95-
FOUNDER, pinned Al Kovalic of Hay
in one minute and II seconds
Howard Oehmke. Detroit captain,
and Tom Satica. John Hay heavy
weight, put on tire best battle of
the evening in the closing spot.
the Detroit boy winning a very
close decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Is Named 10 Start
In Miami Handicap

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. Gins
The Miami Beach Handicap, a
struggle of one mile and a sin
teenth. will hold the center Of tho
stage TODAY al IHialoah Park. Most
Of the probable starters are being
pointed for tho $4,000 AeIennan
and the $4,000 Widener Classic
and his battle will give their own
ers fair line on their possibilities.
Eighteen have been mentioned
as possible starters which means
fair sized field viii trot out. q,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
EeFRss =EsgEssLNisas

George kuzmich Of Highland
Park holcd long pun on he
thirty-SiXth hole last ntght n the
Grandwo0d indoor golf course TO
give his team a g. o. victory
over Hillcrest IN The 81. G s..
league matches.
Tex Ellison Of Beverly Hills was
low scores with $50 Is. followed
by Joe Ulrich al ldyl VIVID with
- and Howard Casey OF IIillcrest
With 81.
John kulmieh Of Highland Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Whats On the Air
TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS

WJR; Truth or Consequences
;. WWJ; Congressman Dies
WXYZ.
900 p. m.-Your Hit Parade
:. WJR: Barn Dance WV.
9:45 p. m.-SaturdaY- Night
Serenade WJR; Symphony
WXYZ.
1000 p m.-Uncle Ezra i.
WWJ; Chicago Theater of the
Air CKLW.
II 90 p. m.-March OF Dimes
WIR -NrNNI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

700 p. m.-People's Platform
WJR: Pastors Study
WV; Town Talk WXYZ.
7:30 p. m.-News Comes 10
Life WJR; Sons of the
Saddle CKLW.
500 p n.-Marriage Club
WJR; Knickerbocker Playhouse
WWJ; Hockey game .
CKLW; Green Hornet
WXYZ.
$50 p. m.-Wayne King .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

Both teams are hopelesSly out
Of the title running However,
Michiganders have some reason TO
eye the proceedings with consid-
cradle interest because OF big Jim
Mandler, the Wolverines sopho-
more center.
Mandler at present rates sec
6nd in the conference individual
point collecting parade. and with
a good" night can close IN on
Wisconsin's Ecklund, the leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Two Belt Champions
Win Bouts al E(orse

Two Diamond Belt novice cham
pions today held victories over
opponents they faced last night at
Ecorse High School in al show
sponsored by the Ecorse Boys
-Cluh.
Chuck Paddock, welter titliSt.
deciSioned Clarence Montroy. and
Jim Eichelbergcr. bantam champ.
deciSioned Hcnry NoeSki of Dear
born.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
State Plays Irish
Both Haze Winning Streaks at Stake in Their Clash
Tonight on Irish Court; M Plays Purple
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

Michigan's h ttest basketball
team-Michigan States Spartans
will collide with an equally hot
Notre Dame University quintet in
tonight's classic court entertain
ement in the Midwest.
Riding on the crest OF a six
game winnig streak. the Spartans
will play the Irish. who will put a
five-Game winning string on the
boards. in the Notre Dame field
house al South Bend.
Tonights game marks the re-
newal of one of the Midwests old
est basketball rivalries. For State
and Notre Dame will be clashing
for the fifty-first time since the
turn of the century.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Intelligent Team

Seventeen of tho 30 players on
the Chicago Bears professional
football club arc Still studying or
already are doctors. dentists, law
years or teachers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
STATE FAR BEHIND

The Spartans are far behind in
their operations with the Irish
OF the 30 past games. Notre Dame
has captured SO, against only II
for State
State should have some kind Of
advantage tonight. Capt Eddie
Riska. the 1rish's top scorer. suf-
fered leg injury 10 days ago ana
will he absent from activity.
The Spartans-hit mildly by the
flu epidemic several days ago
are in top shape Ready to lead
the State contingent are Max
Hindman, hero Of the Spartans'
last two victories. and Frank Me-
kules. the big forward from De-
-troft.-
University Of Michigan rolls into
Evanston TO engage Northwestern
in a game which carries little If
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
SHOOT AT BIG MARKS

Frederick SfearrS and Dodge
Forge qulnietS. dominating two
SQUADS which center thor attacks
on the 2oo5 Of I'd SchultheiS' Five
in Glass {. PA Of Ken Brlch'a :
Flgip in Glass - and the above
mentioned 2623 That 2990 is a
large chunk Of pins 20 ask even a
Class a team 10 better, but ElgIn 5
274i may he knocked over.
Alvin Novacks Buildings and
Grounds of the Ann Arbor UnIver-
~ League. John l.arkins Judge
.ohn p. Watts William Erankilla ;
Dodge Fnrge. lack Higgins Typos.
and John Schelkuns No. IL and
Cornelius Turner'S No. l. Of Dodge
Truck may he equal 10 the task.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
HANDLER IN RACE

any significance in the Big Ten
race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
MORE on SUNDAY

Herman Rengell's Norge pace
maker in Class a with 293l has
only Joe Cherup's West Warren
Recreation 10 fear today. If West
Warren fails there arc such teams
as Norm Halleen's Eort-Boulevard.
Clarence Schmidt'S RiSdon. Jim
McCarihy's J l.. Hudson Jim and
Earl Benton Lancashire and
Gerisch. DIck Krakow'S Five and
Rudy Walhys Rnefire eager for
their chance tomorrow.
In Glass y whore Steve kowal-
czyk's Woody Pontiac reigns SUI
preme with 2977 only two five Will
make their bids today Gerald
Hoag's Wild Men Of Ann Arbor
and James Montroy's Edgewator
Of River Rouge But there arc 10
more around Tho corner tomorrow
which may have considerable 10
say how the first-l0 leaders are
Monday morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
BY HAROLD kAHL

If changes are made, according
10 number Of entries Class +
> leaders are in for a good going
over in the ninth annual Detroit
Times Sweepstakes which begins
its fourth weekend AT Imperial
Recreation in the General Motors
building today
= No less than IS OF the 90 teams
noothg today are OF the Class f.
variety. those with average Of 744
or less. With n more due to 60
into action tomorrow there is
every indication the 2625 Of Floyd
Schenkel's Goebel will be releGated
to a lower spot in the standings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

THIRD DIVISION
FAST tFaIIE WFST IFACIF


81. Anthony ~ = I0ToUh 8
- Ambrose II. be IaSaie go.
Holy Redeemer -. St. Cecilia Il.
Visitation 81 81 Laiislaus 10
sf-cAaries 10 AHnHHesat,..s,= fi,-
s. Ri'a IS 81 Mary at Clemens -.
81. Alphonsus q. St Mar iKos al OakJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

Il Rose ipl 81. Philip 10,
y. stat slabs 20 81 Bernard -
H. Gertrude y. Holy Rosary
u Patrick 60 SACRED Hear p.
a. Carmel "a Al Saints To-
H. Casimm n s. Francis XAVIER 81
Il 1osaphsi b 81. Francis DE sales n
Il. Agnes 10. s.. Hedvis II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Variety Of Desserts Subject
Of Tomorrow's School

TOMORROW is cooking school day again for members
of The Times Homemakers Class held in
the club building VIII start
1870, with doors open / o'clock.
DESSERTS IN VARIETY the theme Of Prudence Pennys
demonstrations and she will goody number Of them
ranging from the simple 10 the de luxe.
In addition Prudence Will also prepare complete budget
that combines color appeal flavor and economy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Making the Most
Or Your Home
WAYS and Means With Curtains
b, HELM kOUES
Nationally known authority

EVEN Ie sou don't want Go put up your yet it
wei io oc bca nd that they Just right or if
now lnrr ea1tl VIII them and attractive
style
Lots OF people Say 10 me. decide the curtain
material want dom SNOW how to make them don't
mean actually sc0ns what kind Of trimming TO and
what kind of heading have I'm what
suitable lo different difference between the living
and bedrooms instance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
MARCH n TO APRIL ~


Aries-This stimulating month
closes on a most encouraging
note. Business in general, manu-
featuring, building and other
industrial lines are equally
favored with professional and
financial interests. Yeu'can and
should attain personal achieve
ment now.
APRIL 2t TO MAY 20
Tamus-Venus, your planet,
in unfriendly aspect today, adj
vises you check on your personal
conduct and judgment. If you
are conscientiously constructive
and active and forget selfish mo-
tives. you can make substantial
Roadway. Some friendly inhu-
ences also exist.
MAY II TO JUNE II
GemiHi-Persistent, consistent
effort is urged to obtain the good
results possible. Favorable Mars
and Moon vibrations. Be as ener-
getie and aeqgisitipe as yeu like,
-se4eng as your judgment is
sound, your intentions honorable.
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
Cancer-Today should be peak
for your especial talents and in
genuity. Rouse yourself into
ambitious action. Manual work,
mental problems. domestic affairs
among the favored.
JULY - TO AUGUST -
Lc0-You can make or mar
today's success by the way YOU
plan and execute your program.
Not an easy period. perhaps, but
one that will show results to
intelligent management. Give
your BEST
10 SERL-2i
Ijrgo-You born after Sep
TENDER 6 may have TO be doubly
careful and alert to avoid mis-
judgment. All Nirgoans: Pro
coed with plans and duties
calmly. BE determined 10 do your
part effectively. Public utilities,
government, industrial affairs
rate high.
SEPT. % TO OCT. 2S
Libra-Your planetary setup
is very similar TO Virgo's. The
important jobs should be at
tended 20 first. Refuse to indulge
personal feelings that would in
terfere with better judgment.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Sc0TplO-Rn exciting and Ia
vorsble time for your competitive
and ingenius spirit Increase
your output and its quality. Re-
duce loss and waste Of time by
carefully planning and properly
allOcating your efforts.
NOV. - TO DEC. -
Sogitt0rtw-M Metal workers.
miners, construction and build
ing employees, painters. you en-
gagged in making and handling
tools, army and navy men are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

JUST SQUARES crocheted in
an easy stitch that forms 4 pile
make this rug. It's useful in
ss-Eetf44 af4a sletss-4l44 BE teretfd to
show 10 as your work. Pattern
2739 contains directions and a
chart for making rug; an illus
tration Of il and stitches; color
schemes. materials required;
photograph Of section of rug.
Send 10 cents in coin for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1928 Times
Square. Detroit. Mich Owing
90 custom regulations orders
for patterns 10 Canadian desti-
nations cannot be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Sub-Deb Club
To Celebrate
Birthday
BY JOAN DEAN
HAPPY BIRTHDAY

hhI II DIN hDAl II
what we sincerely wish the Kern
Sub-Deb Clup on the occasion of
their very first birthday if
we could bake we certainly
would run up a cake for them
-. with one pink candle.
This little group is young in
existence and also young in
years as the entire $500 MEM
berS are of high school age
but their ambition far exceeds
their ages.
They want to be good citizens
-. and TO be good citizens it is
essential 10 know the proper
thing TO do at the proper time
-. what TO wear -. and when
10 wear II -. and in fact all
the other nice little points of
conduct that set you apart as a
lady.
AT THEIR first birthday
party which is TO be Saturday.
October 4. al 1920. they are
going 10 listen 10 a talk by Nina
Albright Noble on. How Your
Voice May Add to Your Charm"
Following this there will be
dancing and games. The party
will be presided. over by Jane
Bacon of Cooley High, who is
president.
Jane came down TO discuss
with us what high school girls
like to wear and why they like
il 1t is surprising how practical
these youngsters are and what
definite ideas they have about
what they want
THEY WANT their clothes 10
be attractive. durable and COM
Portable for active sports, hurry
ing to classes and the ceaSeless
activities in which they engage.
One Of the most popular :.
almost to the point Of being a
uniform is the tWo-piece
wool suit with action-pleated
skirt. 1t is preferably in plaid
as they love color and plaid
offers such variety.
\ FRESH BLOUSE each
morning. or a sweater for the
chillier days and each change is
a new costume. Low-heeled
saddle shoes for health and COM
fort no spike heels for the
modern miss.
Jane obfgingfy donned a suit.
which she liked especially well,
and let our photographer catch
her in typical high school pose.
The suit she chose is an all wool.
fine plaid in neutral gray-tan
base with a tiny stripe in navy
and red and just a trace of
white.
SNAPPY MORNINGS and
evenings make ii necessary TO
wear a coat and the one chosen
10 slip on over the suit is an
all-wool herringbone tweed with
Zip-in-Zip-out lining of the same
material as the coat.
With a quick pull al the zip
per out comes the wool lining
and the coat is lightweight
completely lined with rayon in
the neutral tanniSh-gray of the
coat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Powder Room or Bedroom

FOR POWDER ROOMS bedrooms idea
FRS from Voc-trr tt7rH7 t1r1I New York Two windows
shaped padded
glazed chntz which carried down the sides.
The edge finished with fringe have talking
about used deeper red Of flower very full glass
curtains edged with wide uae and looped back and best OF
al, made off permanent finish Swiss ogandie.
AS rule bedroom curtains less formal than those living
end dining wish there space tell all the things
do Bur remember that uffc bindings a
trastng cotton cord m cshen old give
70 Z enc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

among the especially honored
this ,aggressively beneficent day.
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Observation-Disclosures Of sub
stantial useful activities and CO.
operative plans. Discourage
wasteful methods, unnecessary
delays, pointless, harmful argu-
ments. Splendid outlook ahead.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aquarius-Pampering your
likes and weak points taboo to-
day Bring TO the front, your
leadership qualities; keep use
fully occupied. You are at your
best when busy, healthily active.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20
Pisccs-Today may not be par
ticularly encouraging for the
things you like to do but you
can accomplish in all necessary
and enterprising tasks.
A CHILD born on this day:
Dependable, intelligent, a bit
headstrong but fair and sympa-
thetic. Plenty of initiative and
courage underneath calm ex-
terror. Capable and persever-
ing. Will be fortunate in I'M
dertakings if encouraged and
given the right slant on spiritual
and other values. Personable-
ness its heritage.
Copyright 1871, King Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Master Plan
For Better
Nutrition
BY IDA JEAN KAN

TO HELP the homcmakcr OPP
Grating on a limited food budget
DR.. Hazel x. Suebeling. food
economist for the United States
Department Of Agriculture, has
outlined a master food plan
based on the national yardstick
for better nutrition.
The first item in the low cost
master plan is milk. The Stipu-
lated daily amounts are three
TO four glasses for children. two
10 three glasses for adults.
quart for the eXpectant mother,
and one and dne-half quarts for
the nursing mother
You can count that which is
used in cooking or which comes
in the form of cheese as well
as the milk YOU drink. Canned
milk or powdered milk. which is
less expensive, may be used in
cooking
Second on the list are fruits
and vegetables. on a low cost
diet, potatoes can be used once
a day. They are economical
sources of minerals, vitamins
and Galleries.
Tomatoes or citrus fruit must
appear on the menu at least
five times a week and other
sources of Vitamin C-raw cab
bage. green pepper and uncooked
salad green's should supplement
them. ~
Color Important
You should serve your family
green leafy and yellow vegeta-
bleS six times a week. Kale. coll
lards turnip, mustard, beet and
dandeliOn green's, and escarole.
Swiss chard. waterCress and
parsley are economical but eX-
cellent sources of vitamins.
The green vegetables are bet
ter than those which have a
bleachcd outlook. Also. the yell
lower a vegetable is the better
it is. High yellow carrots. yell
low corn. Hubbard squash and
yams provide an abundance Of
Vitamin A.
For protein. the diet for the
week should furnish six small
servings of lean meat. fish or
fowl. The lean parts of the low
cost cuts are just A. nutritious
as those from the more eXpen-
-ssipeA- etfts Es,pa4ssy+ -iff-tllft
family should have from three
to four eggs during the week.
A whole grain cereal should
be served once a day, and some
times twice,
II is estimated that on such a
low cost plan. a family of four
two moderately active grown
ups and TWO school age children
can be assured Of the meals
that measure up TO the nutri-
tional yardSick for $3.50 to SO
per week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Informal Colonial Style

II EARLY American informal Colonial rooms chintz
tonne cotton be used They be rods through
casing they have gathered valance and they have
narrow tvo-ncb snd\thraa-nch rlffcs the edges
These ufd, may De- of tho material contrasting
color They hong SIN cottage type straight
the floor be loopcd back
Modern curtains usually hang straight without trimming of
any sort from hc top window 4me the ceiling
the floor. New modern materials used
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
An Important Point

THIS IS a very important point decorating. Let
A. once hat he style you have depends the style
type Your
Lets just 1H through few types beginning with the
nondescrrt furniture of definite period
or whore fno-dlc.ent types q furniture arc used
Seh room 6y choosing right curtains, lamps and
sccese-e a con he turned contemporary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
VEGETABLE TIP

Cook vegetables in as little
water as possible DO not over
cook These practices retain
flavor and conserve vitamIn
value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

tebac Of the material glass ornamental metal tebacks
be used Curtains or the above should be lined
Still another for eighteenth century living is that
WIeHee French heading S used These rayon
unlned and sheer glass curtains This is
good for group Of windows the conce which
completes the bookcases carried the windows tying them
together
rest Of The ualpapered with picture holding carrying
the wood feeling around The Here by the way
where the furniture sympathetic bat unmatched pieces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Use Fabric of Character

FOR SUCH living figured striped plain fabric
o definite character Hang rod with traverse
rigging so they may concealed by wooden
plain of the fabric with straight lower edge
Double rods a be bought this purpose
The finish such may be inch band Of
ttastnc yellow blue, picking motif III the design OF
the fabric II th1ee-quarter-inch fringe
Of colors which found the fabric.
For instance if yellow in the fabric,
two-coor fnges be bought the
upholstery shop
striped material the stripe enghwise for
the curtains valance having plain hem
finish hang them from plain wooden cornce (which you
also buy the upholstery shopsl.
conce painted hatter thu color
scheme @ the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

GUEST SPEAKER tomorrows class will be c. V. Branch
director of the bureau of markets weights and Depart
of Public Welfare.
Detroit has system Of farmers markets second to and
Mr. Branch will tell how they operate and Just how the fruits
vegetables handled coming your kitchen
RED CROSS MEMO ..Since the commencement of cooking
schools Tuesday afternoons the meeting OF The Home
makers Club Unit Of the Red Cross been changed
to Tuesday morning
Those of who wish TO continue your sewing and knitting
in the morning and remain until 1900 This
time lunch for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
williamsburg influence

WILLIAMSBURG WITH all its variety and charm having
influence formal there
hung from shaped vaance about 10 inches deep
large Scallop and smaller
narrow fringe the edge of both valance and
hanging straight they ooped back with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
.Md((dbees Heal
Eddie Peabody

The Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station near Chicago has
turned out more trained seamen
for the United States combined
fleets in the past six months than
were turned out during the entire
period of the first World War.
This statement was made TO
nearly 1000 Maccabees banquet
ing at Hotel Statler by 1t. Com
Eddie Peabody of radio and stage
fame who put in a surprise APP
pearance and entertained the
gathering with his ever ready
banjo.
Peabody, who served in the SUBJ
marine service in the first war.
has returned 10 active duty and
is in charge OF music and enter
tainment at the training station.
The navy gives him special leave
TO appear at functions.
He stressed the need of doctors
and dentists and professional men
IN the service and pointed out
that commissions were waiting
for such men who cared to join
up for the duration of the emer-
gency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
New Legal Weapon
Punch Board Maker Held Under County Ruin,
Thct Equipment Firms Violate Gambling Lau

Arrested by Dearborn police and
prosecutor investigators. W h o
were acting under a new inter-
probation Of the state gambling
laws Wayne Lippert of 1886
Robson avenue. punch board
manufacturer. today is held for in
vestigation at the Dearborn head
quarters.
Lippert was arrested yesterday
in a raid on his factory, the Gold
Star Manufacturing Company at
1880 Michigan avenue. in which
l6 girls and five men employees
were taken TO Dearborn headquar-
tiers for questioning. All with the
exception of Lippert were re-
leased by Assistant Prosecutor
John a. Mowatt..
John Hoffman. chief Investigator
for the prosecutors office. said
the action was taken in the light
of a recent opinion of Chief AS
Sistant Prosecutor Julian Nc
Intosh that firms which supply
gambling equipment TO gamblers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Ruling Fix
Juror Status

An opinion from the prosecutor
office was asked today on whether
% Common Pleas Court and II
Circuit Court commission jurors
were legally drawn by the secre-
tary TO the Wayne County jury
commission
If not, the commission decided,
the present jurors will be dis
charged and new ones chosen be-
tween now and August l.
The challenge 10 legality Of the
jurors arose when fhey were drawn
by Philip A. MclIugh, appointed
secretary 10 the commission TO
succeed Clarence r. Shaw, who
had been ordered replaced. Shaw
has obtained a temporary restrain
ing order in court fight against
his custer, maintaining the com
had no right TO appoint
MclIugh 10 succeed him.