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Evening star., 1941-03-07
Truitt Joins Distance
Stars in Cardinal
Track Games
Former Indiana Runner
Expected to Speed Up
urk-Smushina Rice

Mel Truitt, former Indiana Uni
versity crack distance runner, who
recently forced Greg Rice to a new
world record for miles, today
boosted the field to six for the same
event in Catholic University's an
nual track meet on Monday night
at Uline Arena.
Truitt again is expected to apply
considerable pressure on Rice, who
otherwise will race against Luigi
Beccali, Joe McCluskey, Forrest
Efaw of Oklahoma A. and M. and
Arthur Adams of Wake Forest.
Truitt'S entry makes the 2-mile
run the top attraction of the meet,
despite the appearance of such other
notables as Al Blozis, Georgetown's S
shot-put king; Fred Wolcott, Rice's
hurdle ace, and Jim Kehoe, Mary
lands fine middle-distance runner
Kehoe, now running under the
banner of the Washington Athletic
Association, will compete in the
880-yard invitation run. The slim
star turned in his best effort of the
season in the recent National A. A.
U. meet, in which he forced John
Borican to new record in the
1000 yard run. Kehoe set the pace
most of the way and finished close
second.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
81. Johns Baskefers
In Sportsmanship
Tourney Final
Bottle Montgomery Five
Tonight ot Bethesda;
Stuart Also to PIoy

st. Johns of Washington and
Richard Montgomery of Rockville
clash tonight in the final of the
senior high school class in the 18th
annual sportsmanship basket ball
tournament, of which the latter
team is sponsor. The game, sched-
uled for 9 o'clock, will follow q
Junior class tilt between Leland and
Stuart, which starts at 7, and the
girls senior game between Rockville
and Sherwood, slated for 8, all at
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School.
The Johnnies earned their final
berth hv defeating the Hyattsville
Gold Cup championship five, 36-35,
in last nights feature tilt. A field
goal by little Buddy Speiss in the
last IS seconds of play gave St.
Johns its margin. SpeiSs also took
scoring honors with 13 points.
Rockville had little trouble with
Sherwood, running up 17-3 half
time lead and going on to take a
37-11 decision. Paul Monday, with
II points, and Tommy Ray, with 10,
led the victors.
Leland and Stuart Junior Highs
advanced with afternoon victories
over Kensington and Rockville,
respectively. Leland won. 40-9, while
the Stuart quint drubbed Rockville,
1918.
Sherwood and Rockville girls in
advancing to the final defeated
Bethesda and Poolesville, respective
ly. Sherwood won, 36-18, and Rock
vile, 24-19.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Royals Are Supreme
On District Courts
By A. A. u. Win
New Championship Backs
Heurich Title Earned
Over Adam Hats

Regal basketers today leave no
doubt as to their supremacy in the
Districts unlimited ranks after an
nexing their second title of the sea-
son last night with a 1886 defeat
of the Adam Hats five.
The Royals were crowned cham
pions in the District A. A. U. tourna-
ment at Heurich gymnasium, where
one week ago they took the Heurich
League title by defeating the same
team in playoff.
Bob Custer, former Eastern High
star; Gerald Burns, ex-Western ace,
and Akky Wanna, rated the Dis
trict's best all-around player, we're
the big guns for the victors.
Central Branch Boys Club and
Merrick Boys 145-pounders, fur
nished the most excitement of the
finals in thriller that the Central
Branch Boys won. 27-25.
The girls champions again turned
out to be the Treasury sextet, which
easily defeated Bacas Grill, 31-19.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, March LEO
Durocher reported readying a
real grade A snub for the Giants
plans to keep his varsity in
Havana and send the scrubs to
Miami to play the New Workers
March 1916.
Next time you hear Jock
Sutherland's name linked with a
college coaching opening, just
remember the good doctor will
stay with the pros as long as they
continue to pay him what he's
getting. The printers union may
call a special meeting to discuss
the question of the Messrs.
Jendryczyk, Vucksanovich, An
drejo and UfreneWicz who'll foot
ball for Fordham next fall.
Three hours after being ap-
pointed physician for the U. of
Georgia's athletic teams, Dr.. j.
Weyman Davis had to perform
an appendicitis operation on a
basket baller.
From here and there.-Band-
leader Fletcher Henderson is
honoring Lew Jenkins by featur-
ing "the Jenkins swing" at one
of the midtown dance halls.
A salary conference between
Bill Terry and Burgess White
head in the middle of the dia-
mond ended with the latter hurl-
ing his cap high into the air and
stamping away in a huff.
Tommy Harmon is to 100 to
get his sheepskin at Michigan
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Students Suspended
For Protest About
n. Y. u. Runner

| By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Sever
students of New York University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
were suspended temporarily today
by Dean Charles Maxwell McConr
for circulating a petition protesting
the exclusion of a Negro athlete
from a track team competing in
Washington. D. c., Monday.
The petition compared the failure
to include George Hagans, CO.
captain of the track team, to the
case of Leonard Bates, Negro foot
ball star, who was not included
among the players taken to play
Missouri College last fall.
A spokesman for the college de-
MED that any discrimination had
been shown.
Pointing out that Catholic Uni
versity, sponsors of the meet, had
invited N. Y. U. to enter a 2-mile
track team, he said four men ano
a substitute made up the team ano
that Hagens ranked seventh OF
eighth in the Emile field.
The students circulated the peti-
ton after being denied permission
to do so by Dean McConn. He said
the request had been refused be-
cause the petition misstated the
facts.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Rec Loop Marks Set
As Maccabee Quint
Crushes Briggs

With Guard r. AtkiSson setting a
league scoring mark with "a points,
Arlington Maccabees today boast a
Recreation Basket Ball League rec
ord after dealing Briggs A. c. 65-
16 defeat on the Eastern High School
court.
Eleven players saw action and
each scored
In other games at Eastern, Mary
land Park Sports topped Call Radio,
42-31, and Post Office Mailing de-
feated Bowie A c., 1919
At Roosevelt, Jewish Community
Center topped Washington Flour,
1922, in the closest tilt. Reds Abel
of the Flourmen was high scorer
with 7 points. Other games saw
Bellman Fuel defeat Mclean, 1925,
with all of its scoring by field goals,
and General Tire top General Ac-
counting, 1920
Games at Central saw the high
flying Cavaliers, paced by Bounce"
Grove and Murph Collins, nip Treas
uSy, 1892; Mount Vernon rout Agri-
culture, 45-17, and Herby's defeat
Railroad Retirement, 1871.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Gonzaga Clicks From Start.

GOnzaga likewise ran up big
early lead that proved an adequate
cushion against a driving Eastern
finish. The Eagles gained a 10-1
edge in the first quarter, the only
point allowed Eastern being on a
foul toss by Richie Posten. A pair
of baskets by Frannie Couselman
in the first quarter and two more by
Mob Mulvihill in the second were
the highlights of Gonzaga's 1873
lead at the half.
The third period was close, with
both teams fighting desperately and
guarding almost to perfection. Three
foul shots were the only points gar
nered by Gonzaga, while Moe Schulz
man, George Piggott and Posten
added 5 points for the RamblerS to
cut Gonfaga's margin to 1914 en-
tering the last quarter. Gonzaga's S
lead was too much to overcome,
however, and Mulvihill, Bernie No.
Ian and Joe OLone matched bas-
kets by Eastern's Neil Craig, Pos
ten and Piggott and added two foul
shots for the Eagles final 7-point
margin.
Gonzaga played an inspired game,
much of the pep being supplied by
the announcement, just before the
Eagles took the floor, that the school
had been invited to the Eastern
States Catholic tournament at New
port, R. l., the week of March II.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
BY the Associated Press.

by LDe ASSOudleC TIeos.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March T.
Syracuses fighters set out tonight
in pursuit of Penn States team
championship in the Eastern Inter-
collegiate Boxing Association.
Each college has eight entries
among the A from seven schools.
Syracuse, undefeated in eight dual
meets, is the favorite, with three
champions and one former title
holder on its squad.
Army, victor in 1888 and 1889, also
offers eight boxers; United States
Coast Guard Academy. six; Vir-
ginia and Western Maryland, five
each, and Cornell, four.
Two individual champions are
vacating their titles to compete
in other divisions. Jim Lewis of
Penn State, last years 165-pound
winner, meets John Clark of Cor
nell, reigning 155-pound king, to-
night. Milford Fahey of Syracuse,
who took the 120-pound title last
year, now fights at 127.
Syracuse also offers America
Woyciesjes, seeking his third
straight 175-pound championship,
and Loren Schoff, 143-pound south
paw, undefeated in 16 starts.
West Point has four unbeaten en-
tries, Cadet Bob Peden, a light
weight; Henry Halsell, 1877; Arvol
Allen, 165, lats years runnerup, and
B. B. Skaggs, IT'S.
Penn State, seven times cham
pion, lists Bob Baird, 145; Capt.
Frank Stanko, 1876, and Paul Scally,
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Be. {. and Eastern
Go Down Fighting
In Star Tourney
HyuttsviIIe and Mount
Rainier Make Natural
In Girls Windup
BY GEORGE HUBER.

High school basket ball fans are
assured an exciting, whirlwind
climax to big season tomorrow
night, when Roosevelt and Gonzaga,
proved the best of more than 20
teams in the Washington area, meet
in the final of the 9th annual
Evening Star Metropolitan inter-
scholastic tournament at Tech gym.
BY reaching the title round these
schools proved that the fast fire
house" type of basket ball is tops
with scholastic players. Both play
the same system of a fast break,
good ball-handling, accurate shoot
ing and close man-to-man defense.
They are survivors in tournament
that presented the whole array of
systems such as the zone defenses
sported by Bethesda-C Chevy Chase,
Georgetown Prep and Landon and
the Set-play offenSe used by WASH
ington-Lee.
The fast, spectacular game is best,
1t appears, both from the standpoint
OF the spectators and results OBJ
tained. Roosevelt, defending Metro
polltan champion and winner of its
second successive District public
high crown, last night earned it's
way into the payoff game by defeat
ing Bethesda Chevy Chase, Mont
gomery County champion, 44-27,
while Gonzaga proved its superiority
over Eastern in taking a rubber game
between the two, 27-2O.
Misses Chance for Revenge.
That removed EaSterns chance of
revenge for a defeat in the final of
last years Metropolitan tourney and
for another loss it suffered at Roose-
velts hands in the final of the public
high series this season, but it will
give GonZaga a crack at the RooSe-
velt team which knocked it out of
last years tournament in the semi
final round. The Roosevelt -Gonzaga
game at 8:45 tomorrow night will
be preceded at 7:30 by the girls final
between Mount Rainier and Hyatts-
vile, Simon-pure natural A near
capacity crowd of 5000 was on hand
for the semifinals, but Tech gym
likely will be filled to the brim for
the two championship games.
The Rough Riders in removing
Bethesda Chevy Chase, ran up big
early lead that was enlarged to
17-6 at the half and coasted there
after. The victory balanced one of
the few early-season defeats on
Roosevelt's S record, the Barons having
triumphed, 24-21, back in December.
Bethesda during the first half was
"off" its game to an alarming degree.
Shots at the basket Waren't even
close and the Barons made several
costly passing and defensive errors.
A field goal by Duke Hashagen
and two more by Bob CreminS were
all achieved by Bethesda in the first
two periods, while Frank Ciango,
Tommy Robertson, Charles Howard
and Hymie Perlo divided Roosevelt's
attack for II points at the half. AL
though apparently out of the game,
the Barons returned after intermis-
sion and got going. Three buckets
in row by Cremins cut RooSevelt's
margain to points and the Barons
were given a fighting chance. That
was the closest they came, however,
as the Unbalanced Rider team
clicked again to win going away.
The Barons hurt their chances by
too many fouls, especially in the
last half, giving the Riders 20
charity tosses, IA of which we're con-
Yerted.
Evening star., 1941-03-07

despite frequent absences from
the campus this winter.
Lew Schnabel rolled Is cor-
secutive strikes in Minneapolis
the other night without getting
a 300 game. Ouchl
Today's guest star - Nixson
Denton, Cincinnati Times-Star:
"U. of Chicago, which quit foot
ball, leaving the game to strug-
gle along as best it could, is now
contemplating Withdrawing from
intercollegiate basket ball COM
petition.
"The Maroons concluded their
season with II defeats and no
victories"
On anxious seat-Reports that
State Racing Commission under
cover men are in Miami, have
Tropical Park bookies operating
on a curtailed basis. Babe Dahl
gren wants it known the Yanks
didn't sell him because he was a
holdout-says his signed contract
reached New York the same day
he was sold.
Those contact lenses Pitcher
Dizzy Trout of the Tigers is
wearing set him back SITS, but
they've improved sight def
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Syracuse Choice to Dethrone
Penn State as Seven Teams
Seek Eastern Ring Title

heavyweight, all 1910 finalists, In
addition to Lewis.
Cornell relies on its rangy Cham
pion Clark and Matty Urbanowitz,
undefeatde Interchangeable.
Virginia's chief threats are Capt.
Fenton Somerville, 165, and John
Carruth, 155.
Mark Mccarthy, unbeaten at 155,
and Johnny Natwig, lightweight,
who meets Army's Peden tonight,
top Coast Guard entries.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Rockville Sportsmanship Tour
nament, Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School gym, three finals,
TOO.
Washington Brewers VS.. Balti-
more Clippers, Baltimore.
Hockey.
Jersey Skeeters VS.. Washington
Eagles, Riverside, $3.50.
Track.
Annual University of Maryland
Fifth Regiment games, Fifth
Regiment Armory, Baltimore.
Trials, 6 o'clock. Finals start at
8 pm.
Boxing.
Catholic U. VS.. Miami u,
Miami, Fla.
District A. A. U. Tournament,
Turner's Arena, $50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Star Metropolitan Tournament,
Tech gym, girls final, 1880; boys
final, $50.
Wrestling.
Davidson at Maryland.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Atlantic
City Sea Gulls, Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1941-03-07

cheney of go per cent in one glim
and 40 per cent in the other.
In 1920 Phog Allen was Kan
sas us football coach. For
years since then he's been bas-
ket ball coach. Now he's been
appointed baseball coach for this
spring.
Jimmy Bivens, who beat Teddy
Yarosz in Cleveland Wednesday,
has been promised match with
Anton Christoforidis, N. B. A.
light-heavy champ, within go
days.
Golf for the masses-You now
can rent a bag, five clubs and
three balls at the New Orleans
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Speedy Roosevelt and onzaga CUNTS Clash Tomorrow Metropolitan Title
Rizzuto in Druft,
Yankees RepIun
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
THE possibility that Rookie
Phil Rizzuto may be drafted into
the Army soon has the New York
Yankees inf1eld plans up in the
air again.
Rizzuto was notified yesterday
he would be called soon for a
physical examination.
Manager Joe Mccarthy said he
had the veteran Frank Crosetti
available, but that he might also
switch Joe Gordon to short.
Gordon, heretofore a second
baseman, was installed at first
just this week.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Manager George Mcbride Of
the Nationals is credited with
an innovation in the training of
major league ballplayers, an
nouncing that he will apply the
principle of dehydrations to the
food used by Washington aspir-
ants.
c. c. Fawcett nosed out Charles
Albea by one target in the Wash
ington Gun Club shoot, shatter-
ing 90 out of 100.
Naval Academy Plebes defeat
ed the Central High tankmen,
as to 16, in a meet at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Champ Bosketers Oppose

LEESBURG. Va, March 7 CP).-
Aldie High boys and girls basket
ball teams, champions of Division B
of the Northern Virginia League,
will meet Warrenton teams, cham
pions Of Division A, at Fairfax to-
night. Girls play starts at 7:30.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Virginia Picks Captains
Before Court Defeat
BY the Associated Press

ROANOKE, Va, March big
Bob Spessard, former standout at
Washington and Lee, scored 26
points to lead the unbeaten Roanoke
American Legion basket ball team
to a 51-to-41 victory over Virginia
and into the State championship.
Before it took the floor, Virginia
elected Bill Preston and Albert
Lowman co-captains for next season.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Basket Boil Games
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Texas Tech, SO: Texas A. e. M. SO.
Louisiana Normal 40; Stetson. SO.
Panzer, 5S: Lowell Textile. 81.
chihuahua (Mexico) State Teachers, 81;
New Mexico Teachers, AZ.
East'Central (Okla) State Teachers, "a:
Central (Okla) State 30
Msryville (Mo) Teachers, 3S; Spring
field MOI Teachers, 30.
Frostburg State Teachers. 6s: Towson
State Teachers, Al.
St Joseph's Rensselaer. Ind. 40; VAL
Southeastern Cokla) State, 80: South
western (Okla) State, 90.
New Mexico Aggies, 81: Texas Mines, 81.
Mason-Dixon Playoffs.
Loyola, SO; Mount ST. Mary's 80.
Western Maryland, SO; WASHINGTON Col
lege, 81.
Southern IntercOllegiates.
Western Kentucky Teachers, 40: Delta
State Teachers. AS.
Southwestern Intereollegiates.
Chihuahua State Teachers, 81: New
Mexico Teachers AZ.
Professional.
gheboygan. ~; Detroit, 10.
Oshkosh, AZ; Frestone. IL.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Prep Boxers in Meet

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
7 CP).-The 14th annual South At
lantic prep school boxing tourna-
ment will be held at the new armory
here March 14-15, with Augusta
Military Academy the defending
champions.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Big Ten Sturts Mat Meet

COLUMBUS, Ohio. March 7 Cp)-
Grunt and groan boys of the West-
ern Conference match muscles here
today in the annual Big Ten wres-
ting championships, with every
school in the circuit represented.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
LoyoIo, Terrors TussIe
For Moson-Dixon Title
By the Associated Press.

DS Nl!c hSSOIIdleu HEeSS.
BALTIMORE. March 7.-Loyola's S
Greyhounds, front-runners in the
Mason-DiXon Conference Basket
Ball League all season. and Western
Maryland, the runnerup. will fight
it out here Tuesday night for the
loop championship.
They survived the first round of
the title playoffs last night, Loyola
by defeating Mount st. Mary's, SO
to 80. and Western Maryland by nos
ing out Washington College, 38 to 81.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Baptist Tossers Gain
Community Honors

West Washington Baptist basket
ball team is champion of the Wilson
Community Center League.
1t came from behind last night to
take the title by defeating I'M
maculata, 26-25.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
SeofieId, District Boy,
Army Swim Captain
Special Dispatch to The Star.

WEST POINT, N. Y, March T.
Frank Scofleld, former student at
Western High, will captain Army's
1912 swimming team. His election
followed Armys victory over Navy.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Goodwin Playing Quick

PALM BEACH, Fla. March 7 up.
Tommy Goodwin of New York and
Smiley Quick of West Palm Beach
were meeting in the final of the
Palm Beach golf tournament today.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Louis and Simon Sion

DETROIT, March 7 LP).-Cham-
pion Joe Louis formally has signed a
contract with Giant Abe Simon for
their 20-round bout at Olympia
March 81.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Londos Tosses Kruuser

READING, Pa, March 7 (P).-Jim
Londos, 202, Greece. threw Max
Krauser, 235, Poland, in 43 minutes
last night.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Sutherland Safe as Pro Grid Coach at Present Pay
Football Names Will Stump nt Harmon Held Certain Get Degree

City Park course for only Is cents
per day. No deposit, no red
tape. Harry Thomas, the pro,
has been doing this now for five
weeks and is averaging 10 sets
per week.
Evening star., 1941-03-07
Totals 10 70
Totals

Totals 10 ~ Totals IS 4 A
Score at half-Roosevelt. II: Bethesda
~' evy Chase, 8. Referees-O. Mitchell and
r. Keppel.
Evening star., 1941-03-07

IOTaIS = 70 IOIdIS = To Z =
Score at half-Gonzaga 10; Eastern. g.
Referees-Messrs. Shirley and Keppel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
Parents Of pauahter

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allen are
the parents Of a daughter, born
Thursday. at their home on Raw
sonville Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
On STAGE
and
SCREEN

Hollywood. Jan. 2S-UP-Maur-
reen oHara's sister, Florrie, Is
year old star Of the Abbey Players
in Dublin, may come TO Hollywood
for a film career.
The RKO actress said that her
mother, Mrs. Ritz Fitzsimons, was
en- route 10 New York, to sail for
her home in Ireland. and that she
would bring Florrie back with her
She also will invite three other
members OF the family to return.
All OF Miss OHara's sisters and
brothers are talented. Florrie has
played leading roles on the Dublin
stage. Charles. II. and Mango, Is
are prominent Abbey players. Her
brother. Jimmy. 10. is a radio en-
tertainer.
Mae West heard that her fans
in San Quentin Prison thought War
den Clifton Duffy was a good
egg. so she wrote Gov. Culbert L,
Olson about II.
"a hope your execellency will
feel as | do and let Warden Duffy
continue making bad men good
while | continue making good men
bad. | mean, in my pictures, she
said
Olson replied:
This information is gratifying
to me. and | appreciate your in
terest in Warden Duffy's efforts 10
make bad men good, even though
il was not you who made them
bad. Come up and see me some
time"
Melvyn Douglas recalled today
that dogs of allen antecedents, It
such as the Doberman-P incer,
Dachshund and German Schnauzer
were friendless in this country dur
ing the World War, and asked dog
lovers to prevent a recurrence.
He said Kennel owners had told
him the demand for these breeds
had fallen so per cent, and at halt
price they were a drug on the mar
ket". II American dog lovers don't
perpetuate the breeds they may be-
come extinct, he said.
The former Barbara Butler. wild
ow of Richard Ince. son OF Pro-
Queer Thomas Ince. and David Sim
mons, close friend OF the younger
lnce, were married at Lake Arrow
head. Richard Ince died about two
years ago. eight months after his
marriage to the socially prominent
Miss Butler.
Charlie Chaplain today sent g
note Of thanks TO CLYDE Plummer
warden of Folsom Prison. for a
scroll signed by 5000 convicts, an
expression Of gratitude for his
showing in the prison theater
Christmas Of THE Great Dictator"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
Nelehborhood Club Meets

The Neighborhood Club met al
the home Of Mrs. Lee Day. Wednes.
day afternoon. A lovely lunch was
served at the close of the after
noon. Those present were Mrs
Albert Harpst, Maybee. Mrs
George Essex, Mrs. Murray Day
Mrs. Gray Jarvis, Mrs. Ronald Hell
German. Mrs. Hazen KinnelL Mrs.
Glenn Roberts and Mrs. Alden Day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-23
Ann Arbor Neuls
Conference on Industrial
Hygiene Opens This Morning

Ann Arbor, Mich Jan. Coon
ference on industrial hygiene open
ed in the Rackham Building this
morning and speakers today were
10 include DR.. J. Frank Sladen. ply
stefan in chief OF Henry Ford Hos
pital, Detroit. Dr.. (. X. Markuson'
director OF the bureau Of industrial
hygiene OF the Michigan Depart
ment of Health, Or. Louis w.
Spolyar. director OF the Indiana
Board OF Health's bureau OF indus
trial hygiene. George Hama, De-
troit. city industrial hyg enc engi-
neer, II. G. Dyktor, Michigan chief
industrial hygiene engineer DR..
Henry Cook. chairman Of the
Michigan State Medical Society >
comm ittee on occupational dis
eases, and DR.. Louis Schwartz,
medical director for the National
Institute OF Health.
The sessions will continue
through Saturday.