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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

High Attitudes Reserued
for Military Planes
International New. s.rvlc. wlr.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The
Civil Aeronautics Board today set
aside the air space above 1900
feet for operation Of military air
craft. in order 10 facilitate the
of military planes.
The board also issued regula-
tions inStructing all aircraft fly
ing on civil airways between $500
feet and 1900 feet TO maintain
specified attitudes in order TO eff
feet safe separation between air
craft.
All aircraft operating on civil
Always between these attitudes
must be equipped with a radio re-
radio transmitter and a
sensitive type altometer, In order
to assure continuing contact be-
tween planes on established air
routes and ground control sta
tionS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

You get a double bonus
from Lorillard's King Size
BEECH-NUT Cigarettes.
First. "a 201o longer
smoke-cooler and smoother,
thanks to the extra length.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Du Pont Buys Land
For Wyandotte Plant

The +. /. du Pont de Nemours
Company. it was learned today
has purchased % acres in Wyan-
dotte for a new plant for the man.
ufacture of chemical specialties.
The site was purchased from
Properties. Inc. and
extends from Biddle street TO the
river.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

QNLNAA ~ Sh%'D"
WE. H.. Punxsutawney, Pa
"Please tell us something about
cataracts. Is the operation for
cAtaracts due 90 diabetes as sue
cesSfuI a. for ordinary cata-
Tacts: ."
Answer. Most cataractS are due
TO age. although there is a form In
The real cause OF cata-
ract is entirely unknown. II is
true they occur frequently In dia-
beticS, but what connection the
diabetes has with cataract forma-
ton is not clear. With proper
of diabetic patients,
extraction Is just as sue
ceSsful as IN any one else, which
is 9S per cent.
r.. r., Belmont, y. J.-'What
il the average weight for n
woman Of 26 years? How many
Galleries should she consume n
day: Height, 5 feet 2 inches"
inches"
Answer: A general rule for de-
termining what the weight should
be is 10 multiply the number of
inches over five feet by five and a
half and add 10. In this case
2X5l4 equals il. plus 10 equals
121. Age should be reckoned as
making a little difference-about
two and a half pounds extra for
every decade over Is. ii is not
advisable TO Try TO measure cal
Dries for a normal person because
they vary with activity - from
! 500 10 5000 a day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

protection against wear, scufhng and corroson,
by minimizing lacquer, sludge and carbon. New
Mobiloil actually cleans as it Observation-Disclosures
oil and fuel costs lou! Your modern engine needs
this new kind Of motor oil right nop!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

WASHINGTON, June o.
President Roosevelt today re-
minded citizens of the Unite d
States that, as they approach this
years celebration of July A. the inn
mortal words of the Declaration OF
Independence never had deeper
or more solemn m Gaming for
America than they have in this
hour of anxiety and peril"
The chief executive issued a
formal statement calling upon the
nation TO join under direction of
the Office of Civilian Defense "in
a grand rededication to liberty on
the Fourth of July"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Second "a superb new
blend OF the worlds choicest
tobaccos.
Try Beech-Nut today.
Get more cigarette pleasure
for your money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

struggle and sacrifice. the
courage and fortitude and vision
OF those who made this nation a
reality"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
POOR GENEROUS Z

"1f the rich were as generous
In giving TO the poor as the poor
are. we'd never have any trou-
BILE raising money.
give million dollars there II
equal 10 S5O,000,000 here. We
transfer the money directly to
the Bank OF China by cable.
"Our big problem In this com-
paign IL 10 raise the money and
TO educate the American people
OF the significance OF China In
the Pacific. The Chinese-Japa-
nese war has really become an
important part of the World
War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
DAYS OF HOPE

His statement follows:
THE approach of Independ-
ence Day this year will kindle
I'm all American hearts an APP
probation of the dark days that
preceded and followed July 4,
1776. Those were the times that
tried mems souls even as are
these times I'm another crisis I'm
American life.
"But these days are also days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Banker Declares
China Victory
Would AidU. 5.

eff China II defeated or quits
fightlng In IFS war with Japan II
will be the greatest calamity
that could possibly befall the
United states and Great Brit
ain I'm the current world con-
fiict," James 6. Blaine today
told Detroit China Relief
Workers.
Blaine is the grandson OF the
former secretary OF state, James
@. Blaine, who was defeated by
Grover Cleveland in 1884 in one
of the most bitter presidential
campaigns in history.
Blaine is taking time out from
his duties as president Of the Ma
rine Midland Trust Company OF
New York TO travel the country
as national chairman OF the cam
paign 10 raise S5,000,000 TO aid
50 0O0,00 refugees in China.
-CONFERS HERE
Blaine stopped here 10 confer
with II. William Klare and Henry
T. Ewald. co-chairmen of the De-
troit division of the campaign. He
also spoke at a luncheon In his
honor at the Detroit Club, where
he told a group of this citys IN
duStrialists Of the heroic struggle
put up by the Chinese and the
benefits to be derived from helping
them.
"China IL immobilizing 1,000,-
900 Japanese troops by keeping
up Its resistance and thus pre-
venting the Japs from moving
into the Dutch East Indies" he
said. Japan would like 10 with
draw but can't"
"FrOm a realistic standpoint"
he stated. mo nation has ever
fought a war for another. Our
theory OF government Is being
threatened by an idea entirely
foreign 10 our way of life.
PREPARE FIRST
First we must prepare and
second we should help England
and China in every way possible
that's realistic" he said.
by aiding the Chinese we are
encouraging them to stay In the
fight.
General Chang Ksi Shek
has very real plans for modern
izing China and II these are only
10 per cent successful, II will
mean market of 10000 900
people. or the approximate
equivalent of the British Isles,
for American industry.
ALREADY S1,1OO,000 has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

The demon vacationist tries 10
Get a sun tan within the first few
DAYS Of starting on his vacation,
In most cases. unless he is OF a
very swarthy complexion, he ends
up with a sun burn instead OF a
tan. and probably spoilS a good
mart OF the rest 81 his vacation.
i'm other words, take your gun tan
ming easily.
For treatment. n YOU do get sun
burned. Try vinegar, or paste
made OF baking soda and water
or carron oil equal parts Of In
seed OF! and lime water).
II YOU have nothing else. apply
cold tea. The Chinese have been
using this method for centuries. n
good. reliable formula for sunburn
j.. OH Of eucalyptus-25 parts,
olive oil-225 parts, and lime water
$50 partS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

raised. almost entirely without
the aid of the big cities. which
have not yet become fully organ
lied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Better Health
M LOGAN CLENDENNG

vent sunburn. First exposure
should not be longer than three Z
four hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

REMEMBER automobiles lot like people: Every
in while, they need lease on life. Give your
FRESH START for summer with change to new
Mobilo Then treat gears and chassis the with
clean Summer Moboil Gear Oils, Mobilgreases Better
warm-weather fabrication than just better
protection it better performance at iooer cost
Stop and ask for the Mobilo todayl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

Carolyn said pertly, and knew
that her rancor against her
brother had not diminished.
I'D rather talk TO dad any
day"
That's all right by me,
baby" her st epf a n er SAID
fondly, then he gave me a quick.
rueful glance
81 don't mean" he Stam-
mered, and | laughed lightly
. and reaSsuringly
Don't bother with eNplana-
lions or apologies. sam" | adj
ulred him. Were both pleased,
and Helena isn't upset, So"
PRAISE FOR HELENA
Everything Is lovely and the
goose hangs high" Dicky
chanted But angel Of my life"
he addressed me solemnly-
"pIease don't hold up this din
ner any longer. I'm virtually
starving, and when l think Of
Helena BriNton dinner being de-
Iayed for even minute, 1 begin
TO see red"
But i didn't cook II. Dicky."
Helena disclaimed. and Dicky
promptly uttered the line she
was patiently expecting.
"But you supervised every
slightest detail" he said. Don't
try to deny IT."
II won't" she said dimpling
"And l did make the pie before
i knew you were coming"
THAT proves YOU don't feed
poor old sam left-oVers,' Dicky
retorted you're a good wife"
and on that laughing accolade
We went in TO dinner.
The table was most attractive
rs | remembered IIelena's Dime
tables always were.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

Il was just thinking about
the many-fsceted brains of
women" he said Nothing i'm
portant, but Oh, boy. this soup
is.'
! agreed with him as I tasted
the delicious conc octlon OF
creamed mushrooms and aSpara-
gus which vas Steaming before
Us. evidently having been placed
while We were on our way 10 the
dining room. But ! knew what he
meant.
Helena dinner partners were
arranged exactly as She would
have had 10 shift them If she had
carried out her original plan OF
sending me into dinner, conven-
tional fashion. with her husband.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

q in n g r tabl,
y ] q IT :. I IT n
with an effort
" h &c h, 10 hel
credit. was no
apparent, $ h {
gave me an &C.
QuieScent smile
wv h " OF
course, d a r
ling, +" she said
s m 0 othl ~.
Its perfect
" all right II
you wish to
90 in with
Ronald.
II IN y
uoofi luck "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

Dicky was at her right was
at Sam but Ronald and Carolyn
were on opposite sides of the
table from each other. thus
giving every iassie a laddie
TALK TO THAT GANGSTER"'
But II vas not until the soup
had been discussed. and the roast
ducks with orange sauce. green
peas and tiny parsley potatoes =
had been set before US. that
Ronald spoke 20 me under cover OF
the absorption OF the others IN a
story Dicky was telling with such
emphasis and elan that l knew he
was making an opportunity for
Ronald TO talk 10 me without the
others suspecting the nature OF
our Colloquy
"She was talking To the gang
ster,' he said IN muted tones,
careful not TO mention his SIS
ters name
Continued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
kIf16EES OIL Love . /. . By Adele Garrison

FOR THE fraction Of a second
Helena Brixtons forehead was
furrowed with the annoyance a
certain type Of hostess feels at
the slightest alteration of her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

Answer TO yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
WHAT'S THE JOKE:

whats the joke Helena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
By Lyman Young

FASTER ASo FASTER TIE RltlAnSrV CAR AND
TRAILER pLuAaE DOWN TlE STEEP Hi6tlndN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
A Sequel TO Marriage MeddIerS

end OF the table. while Ronald
seated me, and Sam performed
the same service for Carolyn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
TABLE ATTRACTIVE

The cream-colored cloth Of
meshed lace had in its center an
oblong mirror. and upon it green
pottery boat-shaped dish filled
with nasturtiums OF varied bronzes
and yellows. with the leaves pro-
1iding the necessary green back
ground
The combination caught Dicky's
artistic eye. and he pointed dra-
matically to it as We neared the
tahle.
- Don't tell me somebody else
ranged that" he exclaimed.
GIf you do, I'll know you're
lying in your teeth"
Tll acknowledge the indict-
ment," Helena said flushing with
pleasure. I'm so glad you like
it. Now Sam. II you'll put
Carolyn on your left hand,
Madge can sit at your right.
and at the left of Ronald. who
will sit at my left. while Dicky
Is at my right. viii you please
be seated"
Dicky chuckled audibly as he
put Helena into her seat at one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Beavers Scrinin1age

At Chapel Hi. \. c., Oregon
States hard working Beavers
.ScrImmaCcd under regular game
conditions rs coach Lon Stnor
sought 10 bring his team 10 the
pitch WhicH enabled it 10 come
through 20 The Pacific Coast Con-
ference championship ii1llhack
Bill McGlnnIS was ljmpng from q
hip bruIse and guard BIZ li7Ncr-
son was IN bed with q cold bur
both wore expected 10 bo back In
shape by Monday
Duke Blue Devils drird W.fr-
out halfhacs Noife' Storcr Who
may not De- able TO practice a.sIa
before the big game Coach Wal
lace Wade. however. oppressed
satisfaction at The general condi-
ton of hiS squad which ratios as
a heavy lavorte Oyer Oregon
State.
Tho Georgia Bulldogs held their
second hard workout az Nqnl
Reach Fla. Saturday in Dgcpara-
ton for their Orange Bow date
NcW Years Day with tho Horned
Frogs of Texas Christian. Coach
Wally Butts indicated that hoaly
work would be the order of Tie
day through "Wednesday when 1o
tspcrnc off VIII start Cant Hoy
wsrf Allen and Dick NcPnoe both
back, viii be keep or 0l tho
game because of injuries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Thrills of 1911 as Times Writers Saw Them
Edible RaIIie d
to Victory
nv LEWIS II. WALTER

OnlS ono victory IN eight games
Tho crippled Detroit Red Wings
had Recently ,C0wRleted road
ulpA In vr'rh one by one nc
ucRiy yia-bed or battered 50. ~
their best p.7N0rS from the lIne-
up Tho Rcd Wings after starting
Tho campaign with real poWcr and
drive had move faded until they
hardly fc'f facy belonged m the
National Hockey League
II is true they were still hang
ms ON 20 third place bur the
BlackhaWke We're pressing. threat.
cnlng 20 oNrrt7Ee them any night
That rs me BI1ckhaWl- threat
enod until that night ~ Montreal
when the unbeatable Red Wings
>Grged from behind ln The last
period with three goals In two
minutes and eight seconds 20 gain
a IA tic with Les Can8dleu, and
give this writer bus greatest sports
thrill OF 1911
After that game tho Rcd Wings
wore Oh the Llzc-LhcAA Van -l.An- a!
their next soyCu games beat
Toronto and tie Rangers, tod ihc
Bruins and CIrChod the position
which enabled them 20 fight then
way into The STANLEY Cup finals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Other High Spots

The 75-yard touchdown run
against Tire Green Bay Packers
with which Steve Bohchick. the
former equipment man, gave an
Horatlo Alger touch 20 the Detroit
Lions football season was Ger
tanly a splnc-tnclor The forward
passing Of Angelo Bertclli of Notrc
Dame against powerful North
western was another performance
which caused the pulse TO pick up.
II was Edible Goodfellow, the
blue-cycd blond with the ice water
in his veins, who rallied the Rcd
Wings and brought them from
hopeless defeat 10 a lie that was
truly a victory trrut night Of Fen
ruary s in Montreal
When you remember Goodfel-
lows play IN that game YOU III
derstand what the Red Wings lack
this year the cool. heady Good-
fellow moving up 10 The blue lire
10 pour in those blazing shots
which earned him4the Hart trophy
lust two years ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Malihini'S Main Boom
Just Misses George Van
BY GEORGE +. VAN

Mahn had been bouncing into the big Of the Gulf
race last February \A.F
The Florida Shorene had dropped Of view behind
sailed through a series o wild little squalls. MN |
The 6oioot Iaw was rearing and Phlngng Ike buckng
horse made my forward make fast halyard
Hallway the deck and with my body under the
main boom, l heard cracking noise aloit
looked up time the top half Of the main mast
topplc carrying a Of rigging line sail
The boom dropped the deck. missing head by
inches The broken section OF spar followed with
rcsoundng whzzed by my nothing even
a strand of rigging touched
/ deck
l might known nothing would happen 10 mo in
that
week before a biz accident insurance policy
big
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Most ColorfuI

For color il was the Army
Navy game The parade Of the
Nidd.cs and Cadets, the huge
stadium fammed two hours be-
fore game time.
The Army mule and the Navy
goat
Tho signs carried by the
cheering sections like Wash
that got for the Navy mascot. w.
The Navy flashing a banner
after S1cco sfaIly kicking the
ezra pom Something has
been arlod
II was r spectacle offered
ontv on tre-American sport
Scene,
For comeback. tho palm COOS
10 our own Margaret Russell in
golf PLAYING the fa(hrte Mary
Agne, Wal, iH the state tOurna-
mcni Miss Russell reached The
eighteenth too / down. She won
the eighteenth and then the
nineteenth - reach the finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
White Sparks
Lion Victory Rally
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

There we're lust eight minutes
Of play left when jim CaStielia
circled his left end for n touch.
down Mike BaSca added the extra
point that gave the Philadelphia
Eagles what seemed 10 be an in
Surmountablo III margin over the
Lions.
Tho Lions didn't 20 very far in
the National Professional Football
League. bat they certainly went
Far and fast in The next five min
u'oS Of that game 70 give this
writer his biggest thrill Of 1911
NltA- Nhi22at White. now m the
Naval Reserve, as the SraFkplug
the Lions scored two touchdoWns
for thrilling 2l-17 victory
The Whizzcr himself scored on
tho play following the next kick
off gathering in a pass from Dick
Booth on a play that gained u
yards Augie TiO kicked the extra
point Az he did after every touch
down and the team coached hy
Roy Edwards trailed by only
three points.
The Lions had 10 kick Off this
time but $ soon as they gained
possession ~ Tho. hall they scored
again The second tally - which
was the only time all year tho
Lions scored twice in one quarter
came on another pass from
Booth. with Maurice Britt gather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Red Wings Pull.
Stirring Rally
But Are Beaten
Detroiters Lose
After Matching
Leafs 80 Lead

TORONTO, Dec 27 Toronto
Maple Leafs bounded back into
first place in the National Hockey
League by defeating Detroit Red
Wings here tonight
The score was Toronto ; De-
trolt 3
Toronto's last goal was fired
into an empty net after Dctroits
goalie had been removed in the
last half minute.
II was the Leafs fourth victory
in As many games with the De
tTOltpTS this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

n >
j laStNOl a. N
There base and balls anu
SUkc The batter.
mighty homo run off the third deck OF The right field stands A.
Briggs Stadium and the American LCaEuc defeated the National
Lcaguors, 10 . the annual AlI-Star
baseball thrill tho year. well
- ga who plunged wild excitement
ny Boston players spectacular achievement.
Williams had a homer Briggs
Stadium Back 9}9 tho gangng Red SoN ouhcdcr cleared
roof tho longest homer Int the park Later
tho 1929 Ted dropped another homer the roof
Ar>> Vaughan. the seventh inning Of the A-Star game
had h after EnoS Slaughter had singled and
second by Williams putting the loasuor
ahead. 10
The Pittsburgh shorsop bagged his second circuit drive in
the eighth Johnny Mc had hit wo-bacCcr That made
Of tho Nationals The American LcaEucrS,
thc half n The cshlh sliced The enemNs load 10 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Ohio-B adger Tilt
Tops for Punch
By EDGAR HAYES

Three element. contribute
most 20 the ttrr1tiS of sports
punch. color and comeback.
During the past year tho big
gost and most exciting display
of punch was the game between
Wisconsin and Ohio State with
the Buckeyes finishing on the
long end Of a f6 TO 81 score.
Twelve touchdoWns. long runs,
Spectacular passes and amazing
catches All We're packed tn q
cnInlo OF hO.rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

mo hTOu < h
all eternity
To see history
m a d O. record,
b p o X @ n docs
s o m q I b in =
to YOU / SaV
II n 8 on I h q
< r a n q a n d
CHEEKY d a y oil
May 3 al Louis
vile Ky
] saw 4 Ken
lucky horse.
.WhirlaWaY. and
p son Of tho old
South Jockey
j. q q 10 Arcaro
team 10 break
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Grea at u. D. RaIIy
Be ats Okla. A. M.
BY HAROLD KAHL

Oklahoma AgGics had Just
passed 10 their second touchdown
and nan The bah over for the extra
point 10 lead University of Detroit
TO early In tie second nuartcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Lawson Little Has
% for 8 Holes
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

For Embarrassing and nerve
tngllug episode No I on the home
golf front. how about Lawson Lit
Ties rs on 'hc li>t eight holes
AZ Detroit Golf CLUB during the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

sensational rs pat Little within
striking distance of one Of those
ninc-holo scores l0t of golfers
dream about bu' rarely see %
a birdie three on The ninth
would have turned tho trick Ior
Little but he didnl ect a. not
rvCU par fOuT winch would nav e
produced n 3l
4 pulled tee shot which lofl his
ban ln 'he rough near tho o4i-of-
bounds fence "A second which was
uIdc of The green and a poor rum
up resulted 1 "a bogt 5 3uI "a 81
ANS that 81 VAS no lowest
u.nc-hOlo core 0i The Gay and Wa,
especially }a.aah5r for Little II
enabled him 80 reclaim two hole.
from She .,td winch sammy Suo3d
----T-t- 77---rT--- 7--77 TITO ET0TTUI round
aHd helped him 70 fnl~r all even
t'7ftr-tHr Hr-r tlTgln4n.
I'tf.r> ir~f uro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Courageous Chap

Al Ploz.S Gc0rgctown'S giant
football tackle and world cham
plon shot pulitzer. had the lortitudo
10 pose for an arr class from
immaculate Sem NARY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Sundays Soccer

MIrhira7 Amateur Leaesl
City cup Came tl-.t Round
lAt JAYNE Field
St. Clair vs. Hispano-1 80 p. m.
LEAGUE GAMES
fAt Northwestern Field
petroiterS vs.. Rangers - 90
p. m.
Venetians vs.. Thistle Bees -
? ID p. m
AT Solvay Park
Hunsarlans V. Workers. 30
p. m,
fAt ST. Clair Field
Bavarians VS.. German Bees -
50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Georgia Five Ready
For t7-Game Card

ATHENS. Ga Dec 20 us -
The urVorSi ~ Of Goofeih cage
quad ha, nNe lcttclmcn returned
from last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Guard Returns

Meanwhile the teams figuring in
the bowl games 10 come continued
their preparations on a big scale.
FordhamS Rams continued TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Spartans on Road

The University Of Michigan
opens It's Big Ter season Saturday
AT Ann Arbor but Will preface
that debut with road appearances
Monday night At indianapolis
against Butler University and
Wednesday at Milwaukee against
Marquette
Winding up a short eastern
iaunt the Spartans of Michigan
State will meet Rochester Univer-
sity Monday at Rochester before
returning home for a Friday night
engagement with the touring
Washington five Lawrence Tech
will open its Northumberland
Conference schedule Saturday at
Toledo against DeSales College.
Wayne'S meeting with Cornell
is the only game on its schedule
this week, but the Tartars. boast
ing the best team IN their history,
Will have their hands full. The
Big Red won a 1855 decision here
last year, coming from behind TO
take victory in their first meeting.