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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
East Detroit
M!ayal 5lIitIken
Riehsrd Nls,avsH
Fsess Operation

oFollowing q serious illness
which has confined him to his
bed since Friday Mayor Richard
Maxwell, Of East Detroit, was
rushed to st. Joseph's Hospital,
Detroit, at noon today where an
emergency appendectomy will
be performed.
Mayor Maxwell, now serving
his first term rs chief executive
of his home city has long been
active in municipal affairs and,
until his elevation to the mayor
atty this Spring was the COM
police commissioners.
Stricken Friday Mayor Max
well was reported seriously Ill
last night but this morning his
Sec MAXWELL-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01

oHARP SWELL, Me, July H.
@--The bodies Of nix young 49,
men were found today n CnDco
Bay. leading authorities % b.
lieve that Ill Of . picnic party
Of 30 aboard 44-foot cabin cruis-
er Don might have persisted.
A motor vehicle operator's IL
cense found IN the clothing of
one Of the women bore The name
Ann Dernice Stoaalia, 3 Ho1y-
oke svenne. Rumfotd. ~"
Miss 0taSa1is was tpoW - ~
In the party which. VI out ftugn
Dyers CoWo, Great lala94y 1u4-
day mosnlpg for MonheUnn r.
land, - nnlles % ~ pnoeunr4
None C ~ othss five beoloD
was immediately t1sa1l 49,
Two wsdhs1 1870 . uytss
Cove: another We cDenn1 " -
water : mile and = haH oopoAr
wet q uoiley lnland; ~ tAlr0
81 tho 80 Shoeo G thnt t1oGnd:
Ma - ~ party wsrs non
Rum1pr4
1Ae pogty->nelueing Wom0
and eAlD1Bun-set eut uni1y -
day nipgu1no lFom pyor's c6ve.
0gooe $500 - = ~ - 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
Filler Escapes
Crash Injury
P-40 crashss IN
Sslfvidss Toks-off

oSecond Lieut.. Harry Z. Cald-
well, escaped injury this morn
ing when his plane crashed Ii
a takeoff ut Sc .idse Field
Witnesses said that the crash
occurred after the pilot appcr-
emily pulled up the ships land
ing gear too SOON on the take
off. The plane ssidded On the
field for nearly 400 feet.
Caldwell escaped without
harm and the base fire depart
ment was called to extinguish Z
small fire which broke out In
the bottom of the shir.
Caldwell, attached to- the 37th
Pursuit Squadron, was flying .
P-40, which, was badly damaged
in the accident.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
Americas Must Cooperate
Speaker I On + otorions
Ncelembisn Rstsr Director
Addresses lntsr-C esnty Meeting

oCloser cooperution betwesn
the Americas was urged BY julio
Gerlein Comslin, ~ DarranQuil-
Ii, Colombia. speaking before
the Mount Clemens Rotary Club
this noon.
The South American, = diroc-
tor Of the Rotary international.
asked that al Rotarians mike
extra efforts to knit North, South
end Central America In clossr
bonds for TIE bstterzsent q co..
Monies md friendShip.
Ctmelin, who brought ereoe-
inep from The South AmGRicun
HothFians, outlined H. devu1opA
mehts q his native lnna durina
H. post - yVors ~ Nd TIT
III travel was. TIE bongogs kocoop
a uniting The natjoa.
H wss i4tfudAle1d ~ 1etns,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01

DThn9 HoFS y, AtfnnDo $50
ietary a. War, ~ 1nkGn I eciol
notice q ~ kinAIy IN f(pll
which exist bstwslh - 1ynie4
States Army Al Corp lfoonk
Clemens, and tho l1n1urtinat6
crippled children u Siezhn Garn-
mn houSe WINS evidenced to6oy
In . letter addressed % Senator
Prentiss u. Brown.
The. Secretary Of War, In .
letter 70 The Michigan senator.
stressed his satisfaction It tbe
spirit which prompts under
standing between civilians. and
See 9I1nG0O ION Rnee &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01

WASHINGTON, July 1-tR-
secretary Knox's call for immed-
tate use of the United States
navy ito clear the Atlantic of
the German menace" led the
capital to wonder today whether
he was limiting ut an important
change in administration policy
toward Nazi sea activities.
The direct language the navy
secretary used In his speech at
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
GrandJu
Gets Spy
Evidence

ONEW YORK, July 1-R-
The government lost no time to-
day in following up its swift
anti-espionage drive that netted
a32 alleged spies in the past
three days.
Pressing for speedy indict-
ments on which to try seven
self-confessed spies, U. 8. At
torney Harold M. Kennedy be-
See SPIES-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
LOST psIr Spends
Night ea lake
New oeDeimess Men,
Dsssojeos Sleep Aneot

oSoon after deputy sheriffs
started IN extensivs search. .
New Baltimore man and his
companion appoaSUd ct their
homes aftsr being nissino Ill
night On Lake o. Clair.
The peir, rrsd Assd, q, q
1oo8 Bay Shoes drive, New
0o1tlmose, and Carl Sehwoetx,
- 90O3-eAee 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01

District Governor Del Mar. Of
Hichton, Ont.
The speaker also compliment
"a the local club on their Camp
Rotary project and announced
that the next international con-
vention will be held IN Toronto
IN lo41.
Rotarians from other Macomb
county clubs were present at 70
day's gathering.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
Irabue in charge
Of kiwanis Program

oMalcolm Trabue 10 10 present
. program before members q
the Mount Clemens xiwanis
Club ct the Medea Hotel tomor-
row noon, The Kiwanis Bulletin
said today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
French NIOtOrship Seized

oNEW YORK, July l-(AP)-The fost French notorship
passenger liner Oregon weII-known in the pe-wor Poetic
Cost French trode hos been captured by British wohps
in the South Atlantic continuing series Of hostt'es be-
tween the former olIies mortme circles said today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01

owASHINGTON, July 1-tR
With the fate Of two marines
seemingly In doubt, the navy
sought Z complete report today
from the British Admiralty on
the torpedoing Of . vessel bear
inn Z detachment Of marines and
Red Gross nurses 70 England for
wartime service.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01

DAAnCK RITES
oThe remains Of Charles =.
oarck, well-known MouAt
g eunens resident who pooood
10y Sunday. may b viewe9 -
" b. n. Cooley Funeral Home.
lsmoral services viii Be held
fBom tlse nsneral home wednes-
~ q Z p.na, with burial IN NJ
\ IN l1oVon somGeo9y.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01

oeeRLlN. July 1-tAPl-Germon dive bonbss have set
British destroyer ors off the Egypon eoost Soum and
at beseoed Tobruk have bombed hobo focies and British
motor vehicles the German high commend announced odo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
Captive Nazis Reach ENGLAND.

"a NORTHEAST COAST TOWN IN ENGLAND July -
lAP)-More than 200 German captured IN the Bot
tie Of the Atlantic landed from British worship todoy
and taken nternment comp Most Of the copves
believed be additional survivors Of the German botteshp
Bismarck Eighty two Of the Bsmorcks bod been land
ed in Britoin Moy 31.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
Chute Troops Land I'm EstOnia

nsTOCkHOlM July l-(AP)-Serr1pn pqrochute troops
were reported in dispatches reaching Stockholm to hove od
"a a kusytunnuwutboss eplEsk Esos todc The rs
notches said all were captured
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01

oLoNooN July l--tAP)-Britons expressed feor todoy
that hsrs many bomb casualties in South Wales eoos-
d town oidsd BY German planes last night THE 0erons
sold they bombed Cardiff with success last night
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
Berlin Cancels BrOadcasts

ONEW YORK July l--tAP)-Ths Genmon government has
cancelled further CHS boodcosts from Berlin otter obsctino
broadcast commenting the reeoss Of British Novelist
r. g. Wodehouse from Nozi prison.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01
Russia Asks U. 8. for Supplies

Ass1SSA0 1ASAD U.s. AOE OORRAACS
oWASHINGTON. July l-tAP)-Sumner Wsiss setting
secretary OF stote disclosed todoY tot Russia had mode It's
first overtues toward getting supplies from tho United Stoss
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-01

French Mercy Ships - Sail
eWASH!NGTON. July l-tAP) Acting Secretary Of stots
Summer Wses announced odoy ttot Mo French vessels
would soon soil carrying needed goods and supplies to the
French North Africon colonies
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
LA uIACDzSG

J. N. Patterson, importado de
Jacksonville; Douglas D Mar
tin William C. Blake, J. I. Cow
art, w. P. Odamson, r. w. APP
plegate y Ell teniente James D.
Ramsey, de MacDill Field
Ralph Marsicano cit6 opinio-
mes medicas sosteniendo que Ia
pasteurizaci6n es ell matodo me-
jor Y mas barato para asegurar
la pureza de la leche.
Paul Lake, que representa- a
los IA, puso en- la silla de los tes-
tigos a dos de ellos, F. Tamargo
y Jose Spoto.
Relataron como sus vacas son
cuidadas y como Sc vigila la le-
che para que no Sc contamine'
Tn nino criado con leche pu-
ra cruda, Armando Rivera. hi1o
de un lechero, en- ell mes de ma
70 fue declarado ell niho mas
saludable de Tampa entire las
edades de 10 a II amos.
Paul Lake sostuvo que la pas
teurIzaci6n destruye ia vitami.
ma c y ell acido lactico de la le-
che.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
I2EVOCADO Ell TRASIADO
DEL GENERAL TINKER

El mayor general Henry H.
Arnold revoc6 aver ell traslado,
de. brigadier general Tinker,
tan queido aqui, desde MacDilf
Field a Panama.
Tinker Sc encuentra en- un
hospital de Hot Springs, Ark
ansas, y regresara a esta ciu-
dad dentro de pocos dias.
Habia sido designado para ell
ruesto ell estimado brigadier, ell
brigad.er Fcllette Bradley, que
Sc encuentra en- Puerto Rico.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
coRTE FEDERAL

Ell fiscal federal Phillips a.
nunci6 aver que Ell dfa 2 deSep-
tiembre empezara la vista de la
causa contra Frank ]. Ryan, de
Tampa, y Alvin F. Fisher, de
Denver, acusados de utilizar el
correo para delitos de fraude.
Ryan Sc halla detenido en- Mo
bile, Alabama, bajo una senten-
cha federal de Z amos.
= Lo sdos hombres aparecen a.
cusados en- union de j. w
Crews, expresidente de un ban
co de Wauchula, y Tom j. Terri
al, exgobernador del estado de
Arkansas.
Estos ultimos seran Juzgados
separadamente.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
(Por Kormel Synek)

Unos dfas antes de lanzarse
Alemania contra Russia, la pro-
paganda nazi empez6 otra cam
pana en- contra del gobierno
checo en- Londres y tambien con
ira la resistencia sostenida por
checos y eslovacos en- su patria.
Una ola de detenciones en- ma
sa v arrestos ha tenido lugar
por TODD ell Protectorado. Una
prensa, rigidamente %controla-
Ga, ataca a los radioyentes cri-
minales que esparcen noticias
radioadas y asi ayudan a la pro
paganda ex~tranjera. "Hasta los
casos mas inofensivos son cas-
tigados con cinco amos de car
Gel y diez de Introduction, civil.
o
Todos los indiciOs prueban
cue los nazis temian consecuen-
cias serias, no solo en- los terri
torios checos, sino tambien EN-
Eslovsquia. Esta es la razon
porque ell Presidente de la tai
llamada "aut6noma Eslova-
quia" ha hecho un "llamamien-
to" a todos los eslovacos en- A
merica para que acepten ell nue.
vo regimen. Y aqui ell Presi-
dente TisO sufri6 un desliz in
fortunado. Habia tan solo ACADIA
do de proclamar la determine
ci6n del gobierno sc vic obliga-
do a declarar la guerra a la Ru-
STA Sovietica y movilizar die7
cuerpos militares.
La propaganda alemana Ia
estado, como es de esperar. ira
tando de excitar los sentimien-
tos religiosos de los checos y es-
lovacos contra la Russia bolche-
vique. Pero, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
los checos tienen demasiada ex-
periencia politica para cOrrer ell
riesgo de tragarse ell anzuelo.
Por otra parte los paises es-
lavos saben que Hitler desea ex-
terminar la "raZa eslava".
Hace algunos amos, en- una
conversation privada con Her
man Rausehning, antes Presi-
dente del Senado de Danzig, Hit
Ter dijo: "Tomare medidaS eff,
CAGES para limitar la fecundi'
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
APROBO LA SECRETARIA
DE MARINA LA APERTU-
RIA DE LA PRIMERA AVE.

Ell concejal Juan PachecO tu-
vo la amabilidad de informar-
nos en- la manana de hoy que Ia
~secretaria de marina aprob6 Ia
aperture de la Primera avenida,
en- direction de los astilleros.
La obra Sc ejecutara por la
WPA y ell ayuntamiento apOrta-
"a $40, 900.
Tendra esa avenida, que sc
hara de concrete, un ancho de
so pies
Esperase tambieh la autori-
zad6n de esa secretaria para
la aperture y pavimentaci6n de
las GALES 10 y 20.
Pacheco es ell presidente de la
comisi6n de hacienda del ayun-
tamiento.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

que Grew visitara al ministro,
II viceminir4ro Yamamoto le
pidi6 perm:so para una vista,
IN la embajada, del vicealni-
rante Toyoda.
Dsepues Sc cancel6 la vista
Y Sc llam6 al em~bajador.
La cancilleria japonesa &c
u6 antes de que ell embajajor
tuviera tempo de hacer las re-
presentaciones ordeladas por
Wash ngton.
Ell primer ayudante del minis
tro de marina visit6 tambien al
attache naval americana, CO.
nandante Henry Smith-Hutton
expresandcle su pena.
AL embajadOr Sc lie dijo que
las fuerzas armadas jaopnesas
tenian la orden de tratar con el
mayor cuidado las propiedades
anlaricanas.
Una bomba de la aviaci6n ia
ponesa cause averias en- ell cano-
nero y otra cay6 cerca de Ia
.smbajada de los Estados Uni
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
LOS BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y r~espuestas

P, ICual es la raz6n por Ia
cual deben comprarse los bonos
para la defensa?
r. Mantener libre a Ameri-
ca. Mostrar la fe y ell orgullo del
ciudadano que anna a su patria.
Avisar a los dictadores extran-
jeros que Estados Unidos es el
mas fuerte de todos los paises
del mundo.
P. Pero 81 20 no tengo sufi-
ciente dinero para comprar un
Bono, ique puedo hacer?
r. Comprar Sellos Postales
para la Defensa, de yenta en- ca
81 todas parties. Su oficina de co
rreos, su banco, su botica. su
tienda. los tienen, o pueden OBJ
tenerlos para usted, desde l0C
para arriba, Ahorre los Sellos
suficientes para cambiarlos poi
un Bono para la Defensa,
Nota, Para comprar Sellos
Bono spara la Defensa, diriase
a la mas cercana oficina de co.
rreos o banco, o escriba pidien'
do information al Tesorere de
los Estaaos unides, Washington
D. c.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
Ell JAPCN 0A UNA Salts
FACCION AL EMBAJADOR
JOSE C. GREW
Expression de pena para Ell
attachS naval
Tropsa nipOn&s en- la IndO
China

Toxic, julio 31,-El minis
tro de Estado japones hizo la
mar hoy al embajador de los
Unidos, Jose C. Grew,
y lie die una satisfaction por
la bomba caida aver en- ell ca
nonero Tatuila, anclado en- la
zona neutral del rio Yangtze,
frente a Chungking. Antes de
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

Ell alcalde LaGuardia, de
New York, comunic6 aver a
nuestro alcalde, r. E. l.. Chan
cey, ell nombramiento de direc-
tor para la defensa civil en- la
ciudad de Tampa.
Bajo ell nombramiento, Ell al
calde debera coordinar TODD ell
programme de defensa civil.
Las instrucciones definitivas
aun no lie han sido dadas.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
Sc cunsidera ddicil la situaci6n de los nazis
Extensoe bombardeos de la Real Aviaci6n

dad p~rolffica de los eslavos. Por
ejemplo, separare los hombres
de las mujeres. JQue razones
hay que Sc opongan a que 70 oo-
tenga exito en- producer delibe-
radamente las mismas condicio-
mes que las CIRCUMSTANCES traje-
ra como inevitables en- la Gran
Guerra 1914-18?"
POGO despues que ell Tercer
Reich estuvo constituido, Sc es-
tableci6 como ell principle de la
politica alemana del este, que
ell cultivo de la terra debia es-
tar 1nica y exclusivamente en-
manos alernanas. Ell future que
Hitler ofrece a los pueblos esla-
vos, principalmente los polacos,
checos y eslovacos, es una vida
sin instruction y sin cultura.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Dos vapores de bandera anne
ricana entraron aver, Colorado
Y Florida.
Zarp6 aver ell vapor america
no Florida, procedente de Ia Ha
bana y Key West.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

CHANCEY NOMBRADO d.
RECTOR DE LA DEFENSA
CIVIL
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
BESIDE Saigon, fndo chtra.

lar c1enta do "a lic1a.ia DC aria
III JaPoIeca : cer,eLarcs &c
@2loAes con soilados y eq1ipo.
as tropas ocuparon los edifi-
!cs dc varias esouelas y al pa
al evitaron cruzar q centric de
Saigon. Ireinta transrortes
ogaron aver, ademas de Id bu-
.ues de la escuadra con un des-
tructor a la cabeza.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
CoRTE DEL CIRCUITo
La Leche ~PGsteurizGdG

Esta efectuandose ell juicio de
la queja presentada por Ia leche
ros contra la ordenanza de la
pasteurizaci6n de la leche. a.
en- ibeneficio de los
grandes distribuidores.
Los abogados de la ciudad la
maron a declarar a cinco medi-
cos y dos veterinarios, los ORES.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

Marea alta a las Z sO1 a. m. y
:2S p. m. marea baja a las
2:41 a. m. y 2:24 p. m.
Sale ell sol a las $50 a. m. y
Sc pone a las 7:21 p. m.
Sale la luna a la l ?08 p. m.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

Para pintar mejOr 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-31
PARA LA MUJER
DEL HOGAR
NIs,.s De "a 50 pAU,)

Deja a la mariposa
volar allegro;
dejala que sus alas
la luz las queme...
Els su destino,
Y TODD en- esta vida
cumple su sino.
Mariposas del alma
son las creencias,
Y mueren acosadas
por la experiencia...
IFS triste sine
que todas las noblezas
quiebre ell destino!
IA que dar distintos nombres!
fNada en- ell mundo varia
mientras no varie ell hombre!
La gaceta., 1941-07-31

Ell punto de vista checoeslo-
waco esta perfectamente claro y
definido: "Luchar, como antes,
pOr la derrota del Reich es
la political constante de Checoes-
lovaquia. FL fin que per5igue es
libertad y cooperation despu@s
de la guerra, asi como una de-
mocracia polftica y social.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-24
Ewes Will Be
Focused On Him
Smith Promising
Young Splinter

Sports TagEYES WILL FOCUS
When track teams from the high
schools of the state gather in
Lansing Friday and Saturday TO
determine the championships OF
the various divisions. visiting
coaches will keep shadp eye on
Horace Smith. Jackson Splinter
who will he competing in the Class
A section of the meet.
In a recent invitational meet at
Ann Arbor. Smith. sophomore AT
Jackson hich. won three events
capturing the 1oO-yard dash in 10
2 seconds. high hurdles in :l47
and the high jump at feet l0's
inches.
Smith IN the dash and hurdles
won the same events at the region
al meet held last Saturday in lpsi-
lanti.
The Jackson flyer will enter the
dash and hurdles races In The
meet, and may compete in the high
jump. He rules as pre-mect fay
orite in the short dash and hur-
dies az none OF the state sprinter'
have equaled his mark.
Last year Ben Carpenter. Ben
ton Harbor. was the winner OF the
short dashes. He will not be back
10 defend his laurels. having grad
uated from high school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-24

wolves are Holman Williams. De-
troit welterweight; Jackie Wilson.
Pittsburgh and Bob Montgomery,
who defeated Lew jenkins light
weight champion. last Friday
night and fans are Of the opinion
that anyone of the three can knock
the crown from the battle-scarred
brow Of the champion.
williams. a stablemate OF Louis,
has been winning consistently,
meeting any opponent who is will
ing 10 face him in the ring. He
has been compelled to do most Of
his fighting away from Detroit be-
cause of his inability to obtain
matches in the Motor City.
Jackie Wilson proved his worth
as a serious contender by stopping
Babe Aripmendi, rugged Aztec In
dian. in the eighth round in Los
Angeles. Monday night Wilson had
10 get up off the floor twice in the
first round 10 20 on and score the
technical knockout.
There is a possibility that Mont
gomery will attempt to wrest the
lightweight crown from jenkins
before continuing his campaign for
championship match with Zivic
miss jenkins. there's tough
brown boy in New York who Is
itching for chance TO swap
punches with the champion.
So. while Mr.. Civic goes about
the country fighting non-iiile
bouts. Williams. Wilson and Mont
emery. who have proven their
ability, send out challenges to the
champion for a title match. And
such bout In Detroit between
Zivic and Williams would be
sell-out.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-24
Hard Sledgiing
For Miller
Team Without
Good Facilities

While the track team at Miller
High school is not performing any
phenomenal feats among the star
studded ieams in the Metropolitan
league the boys are not bowed
down in dispair.
Instead. the youngsters, denied
the fine facilities in use az other
schools in the metropolitan. area.
are conrageously carrying on an
almost unbearable hsht.
For instance Miller won its first
duel meet of the season, last week.
defeating Northeastern. As TO A..
scoring slamn in the 44o. The
last victory was won in 1910 when
they heat Northern.
no matter how bad the beating
said Coach Edward Benjamin, the
boys are always fighting,"
While Miller's team of % athletes
is not considered a serious threat
in the outdoor championships which
will he run off soon, Coach Bcnia-
min has number OF PROMISING
prospects IN whose flying feet ava
supple muscles he hopes 10 soc
Miller climb to higher position in
track and field circles.
Ed washington is the best pros
pect in the shot put. weighing la2
pounds and standing feet Ainch-
es. Washington has done A. feet 10
inchest in competition. and A. feet
in practice. Benjamin thinks he
will soon be showing the big ball
80 feet.
In the running broad lump Henry
Forbes is tho outstanding perfor-
mer. His best jump is 10 feet ~
inches.
William Haughion Is the leading
high jumper. having cleared the
bar at feet inch which Is just
three inches taller than Hauehton
He also runs tho hirh and low
hurdles.
Richard Ford appears TO he the
hest OF the sprinters on the squad
However with plenty Of good
material on hand BENJAMIN has no
facilities for conditioning his boys
The gymnasium IS entirely too
small. and, although there's hun
dred-yard straichiway on the lot
adjacent tothe building, tho ground
is In no condition for runners
Because Of these bad conditions
large number Of good athletes re-
fuse to come out and try for the
team.
Benjamin has % mon on his
squad now. and he finds II hard to
place them in tho IL events In 2
track meet Each team. under
cholastic ruling Is allowed four
nen in each event
But those 90 Youngsters who have
hcen bravely carrying In despite
numerous reversals. are hoping for
the day when Miller will have
facilities similar 10 those Of Cooley.
Mckenzie. and Central