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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
PuYallup Home Building
Almost Doubled for Year
Total of Sl54.068 in Permits Is
Coin Of S69.46l Over 1899

PUNAILUP- Puyslup building
II 1910 took a decided jump over
the preceding year. according 10
the annual report issued Thursday
BY Chester Brskefield. fire chief
and building inspector
The grand total OF permits is
sued for new buildings. alterations
and additions for 1910 amounted
10 1854 ,06s This was an increase
a. $50. 461 over 1889 which had a
total Of Ss4 6O7. Also IN 1910
there were 173 permits issued. IS
rore than the preceding year IN
new building 1910 exceeded 1889
by approximately two 10 one. There
we're ~ permits issued for S142 ga
last year as against y permits
for S64 sos in 1889 Brakefield
points out that the past years
new buildings were homes and
business structures With no public
works programs in operation
During the year. the report shows
three buildings condemned and log
inspections made.
In his report for December. the
Inspector states that eight per
mits were issued Six OF these
were for new construction at a
cost Of S11.526. alterati o n 5
amounted to $4,000. and enlarge
ments. $3.50, bringing the total to
S14,755.
Fire Loss Low
In his fire department report
Chief Brakefield states that 81
alarms were answered during the
year and that property involved
was valued at S1s9. 800. However,
the losses amounted to only 81 .109.
all covered by insurance. The
average loss was S4s.33 and the
per capita loss SOL cents. This
the report says is the lowest per
capita since 1885. A fire the next
year destroyed unit of the Brew
Manufacturing company plant and
raised the per capita to S12 SIS on
loss of 500. 1863. The 1889 loss
was SIS, ss7 for a per capita Of
Sis.
Wednesday an additional men,
her. Earl Riser. was added to the
paid crew and will he employed
m the night shift. Brakefield said
This will put two paid men and
six "sleepers' on duty at the fire
hall through the night. adding con-
sidersbly to the efficiency of the
department, the chief believes.
The firemen are sponsoring a
series of first aid classes at the
fire hall. The next is scheduled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

Cleveland, ss,774 900. bu ing
work at Sand Point air station
costing 81 900 900: ammunition de
pot on Indian island near Pot
Townsend costing S1.375.000. fuel
oil bases at Orchard and middle
points near Bremerton costing ST.
400 900; charging facilities at
Tongue Point, Ore, costing s2,-
900 900
August - s14.05a,10s - Stems
Drake-Puget Sound Co. $4,000
600, seapfane base a. Dutch Hsr-
Dor. Alaska, also s1,1a3,000 10 en-
large air station at Kodiak,
Alaska. Puget Construction Co.
s1,131 sos. foundation structures
units seven 10 ten Of Bonneville
powe-house; Columbia Construc-
ton Co, s1,72O,354, rebuild Grsys
Harbor north jetty.
December-sl2. 534 ,572 Replace
ammunition depot pier near
Bremerton. road work authorized
by Washington, Oregon. and Mon
tana, Vancouver. Wash. hospital.
and improve electrical distribution
system at Bremerton navy yard
Noyemb~r-Sl2.48I.I6s - Puget
Sound Bridge and Dredging Co.
and Rumsey and Co. bidding
jointly. $4,000, 900. construct wharf
at Bremerton navy yard West
Coast and Western Construction
companies. bidding jointly. s1.si2.-
300. for sO0-family unit al Brem-
e-ton.
Totals for the other seven
months m tho order II value,
wers Septen Der. 81 704 0s2 June.
ss.54s. oil Nay. 1884 .0is. March.
s5.34e. s07. April ss<O03. 73s !.
February. t5.577. 32s. January. "a
ssi,ssI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

During the 12-month period
there were five times when the
monthly aggregates exceeded So
100000, indicating uniformly good
activity.
Leading month Of thu year was
October. when work costing Sl6,-
150.022 was authorized. Among
highhghts of the month was
awarding Of a S7.7s6. 900 contract
70 the Sound Construction and
Engineering Co. of Seattle and
Peter Hewitt and Sons of Omaha
for construction of 1884 buildings
st Fort Lewis.
The four other top months were:
July-s14, $50, 046-Austin Co. of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
TO ELECT OFFICERS

A fun attendance Of all members
Of the Canadian Legion has been
asked for meeting al p. n. FRI
day in Emerson hall when officers
will be elected George Hlslop
will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

Tuesday night. c = Divine Is
instructor and all who are IN
terested are invited 10 ioin. The
course Is completed in 20 hours.
Puyallup kiwsnians. their wives
and friends VIII gather At the
Civic auditorium Thursday eve
ming for ceremonies installing
their new president. Ralph Forbes.
and other newly elected officers.
Robert Campbell has arranged
the program. which VIII include
accordion solos by Gino Fabian.
numbers by the clubs quartet.
composed Of Mrs. F. L. Sehever.
Mrs c. r. Richie Stanley John
son and Burr Gregory. and
msrimbaphone selections hy Miss
Ruth Meredith Rev. J. c. Gun
bingham % Tacoma Will give the
address Of the evening. Paul
Hanawalt viii present Harry Han
sen. retiring president. with the
past presidents pin and Fred
Pyfer viii act as master Of eere-
monies.
Surprised on Anniversary
Nj. and Mrs John Drotz. Of
10 eth st. Sc, were pleasantly
surprised during watch night serv-
ices Tuesday evening at Pioneer
Avenue Baptist church by their
friends. The occasion vas their
25th wedding anniversary.
At the close Of a religious serv-
ice which opened the evening. Rev
Walter Watkin the pastor. sang
Mate Of Mine" and Mr.. and Mrs
Drotz were escorted into the
church parlors where they were
honored at a supper. Seated with
them at the table, which was
centered by a large cake, were
MI. and Mrs. Philip Erickson of
Tacoma, Nj. and Mrs. &. G. Carl
son. Puyallup, and Mrs. Hannah
Anderson. Sumner, who were at
their wedding 25 years ago. They
We're married by Rev. McBain
Milne in Puyallup.
The executive board Of Bruce A
Mercer post, American Legion.
viii meet Monday evening at s
o'clock At the office of James
Blair. Commander George Stewart
Will preside
Also Monday evening the
auxiliary executive board will
meet at the home Of Mrs. George
Stewart. $40 4th st. Sc. Mrs
George Johnson will preside Both
sessions are in preparation for
general meetings the following
Monday. Jan. IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Public Works Awards in Pacific
Northwest Hit Highest Mark

Pacific Northwest public works awards in 1910 otaled
s1O6s 337 gain of s23,712,920 over last year.
Inclusion of S32915000 in shipbudng contracts would
push the figure to an alme high and record likely
stand for time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Safeway Opens the New Year With Record Breaking
JANUARY SALES drive

series .sie.
ever, foed IN takinE W. - huid
and. frankh st ~ values
that household BUDGET could benefit fiinn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

Your choice Of Federal sf fbsfsb ssspsfsisd
mill. Hssulu ifh ounce tail tins Canned mifh
Ia slsHys handy 10 has. In the hoass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

ssfesss promises fsa ten
der. iniss mrsis-gfsnd tssts
ins ssefs lime IN fes sny
fsasau ~hsfstsf fou ere dts.
satisfied 9Th . safshs.s ~
ssfssss mssis=@ss siii 20
fund fsa the full puss hsss
price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Custer Banked
ByU. Of D. 9

BATTLE CREEK. May q.
The big baseball experiment AZ
the University of Detroit came 10
A highly successful conclusion here
to-day as the Titan nine closed its
season WITH. go victory over
Camp Custer.
This, the first u. of y. base
ball team IN p years. hung up A
record Of six wins in seven starts
for the 1871 campaign
RAY Petty. ace Titan hurler.
hooked up in a mound battle with
Milt Couchman. former pitcher tor
Town Robinson in the DBF.
The powerful Custer batting
order could do little against Petty
II advanced only one man as far
as third all afternoon. Petty
walked four and struck out six.
Mickey Mclaughlin paced the
Detroit attack with three singles
in five times up. Don Hughes
Vince VanoniS and Dan Mayors
and Petty each contributed two
blows 10 the total score.
o. ~ n. 200 oiO OO3 ia r
Fort Custer 600 600 600 q
PsS and MayerF: Couchman and Egsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

sought 10 have the State field
house named for Young
Young. Of course, is richly de-
serving OF any naming" after him
States athletic fortunes COM
menced soaring when he took over
along East LanSing's Red Cedar
almost two decades ago.
State prep golf championships
in three classes will he decided on
the University Of Michigan course
at Ann ffbei Saturday Andy
Gregor. Olivet College track star,
Is contesting IN five events this
season the $50 mile. high
hurdles, pole vault and nigh jump.
Coach Earl Myers of Three oaks
High lost part of an index finger
on his right hand when the finger
was caught by saw in the school
shop The Tigers will take on
their Muskegon farm club in an
exhibition AZ Muskegon. June Q
Interest generated by the ST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
70 Tops
AT Lo(hmoor

With a two-under-par 20 Mike
Dietz, the public course star, led
more than 225 golfers who COM
peted Saturday at Lochmoor in
the stag day event honoring Presi-
dent George A. Bigley.
Dietz. who missed a 12-foot putt
on the 18th fora SO. played the
second half in "a with the aid OF
an eagle three on The 522-yard
fourteenth. where he holed a 40
footer. He was over par on only
one hole, the first, which he three
putted.
Jack Emery was tops among
members with a y. followed by
Ralph Whitsett with 70. The lat
ter missed a chance 80 tie Emery
by taking a DOGGY five on the last
hole following a skled tee shot.
Next in line were Harvey Olson,
who had rs, and Or. p. A. DeSico,
II.
More than Is prizes were dis
tributed at the dinner which fol-
lowed the tournament.
The event was an advance cele-
bration of what is certain 10 be
the most successful season the
club has had in II years. It's mem
berShip roster Of $50 is filled and
there is a siZable waiting list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Summer is over Boeringer eX-
poets 10 present the same players
next year he had this Spring In
his starting lineup Vincent BANJO
mis-. right fielder; Dan MayeS,
catcher Mickey Mclaughlin, short
stop, and Ray Petty, another right
hand hurler. will be seniors.
Ralph Trudell and Bill Fielder
center and left fielders: Joe Jan
rett. second baseman; Tom Lend
zion. third Phil Haweeli, short.
and Don Hughes, first, are due 10
become juniors. Among the fresh
men coming up Ray Myers is re-
ported to be fine Southpaw pitch
ing prospect.
During the past season kuko-
rowSki and Petty showed they were
capable moundsmen The fiery
Jarrett stood out at bat and in the
field on the inner defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Out of Trials
Hilton Injuries His Hand
at Coddie Fete

Harry Hilton. caddie superin-
tendent at Oakland Hills. will be
unable to compete in the National
Open trials Monday AT Detroit
Country Club The first finger on
his right hand was lacerated when
it was caught in the door of an
automobile Saturday as he was
supervising the party given by the
club for its caddies.
a baseball game and a horse
shoe pitching contest were partici-
pated in by the bag-toters. Al
WhtrouS gave a demonstration OF
shot making
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Dedicate Courts

Kalamazoo College Will dedi-
cate It's new tennis courts in a
match with the University Of
Michigan Monday Pitcher
Wocrner Of OnSted High duplicated
the stunt of Cincinnati'S Johnny
Wander Nicer when he hurled his
second straight no-run. no-hit
game 20 beat Clayton. so
Against Clayton. Woener walked
one and famed j..
Frank Secory. former Tiger out
fielder who injured his leg 10 days
ago in a game with Syracuse in
the International League, has re-
turned 10 his Armada Mich
home 70 rest the ailmcnt
Skip Minnie OF Port Huron has
landed 'ryout with the Toledo
MudhenS Minnie is n pitcher.
University of Detroit is nego-
tialinG 10 use the Lincoln High
OF Fcrndale gym for basketball
games next Winter The Fern
dale school board has agreed IA
the proposition providing there
are no conflicts in-the schedule.
The brilliant Johnny CrceveN
Clawson's all-around athlete. has
decided 10 enter Michigan in the
Fall Crecvey. an ail-stater IN
football and basketball already
has pitched Clawson TO fYc base
ball victories this season.
For the eighth consecutive year
Lansing has been awarded the
state softball championships
The meet will be held over Tho
Labor Day weekend with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Titaps to Improve
Schedule in 1912
BY HAROLD KAHL

Home and home games with
Notre Dame and Michigan State
viii highligbt University of BE-
troits 1912 baseball season if the
plans of Coach Arthur Bud" Boer-
niger materiali2e.
Baseball returned TO the Detroit
campus this Spring after lapse
OF 20 years. II was SO enthusiasts
tically received by both student
body and faculty the game is back
to stay. according TO Boeringer.
Whereas baseball was merely on
trial this Spring and no letters
were awarded il will become a
major sport next year. This
means players engaged in the game
will not be permitted 10 play with
outside teams, as was the case this
year. until the season is over.
The TitanS now engage Notre
Dame in basketball, golf and ten
mis-, and have for some years, SO
Boeringer doesn't anticipate any
difficulty in lining up his old
school for a series on the diamond.
Boeringer. you know, was ALI
American center at Notre Dame in
1926.
Detroit and Michigan State
would have hooked up in baseball
this Spring were il not for the
Titans last minute decision to
give the sport a trial At that time
States quota of games was booked.
John kobs. Spartan coach, is
agreeable 10 a series next year.
Boeringer hopes 10 arrange a
l6-game card. eight games at home
and eight away. Other prospective
opponents are Wayne. Central
State. Toledo L.. Michigan State
Normal Hillsdale, Hope and Bowl
ing Green.
With the exception of Ed kuko-
rowski, pitcher, who is 10 be-
drattSd by Uncle Sam before the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
.Chrys|er Goes
After Amateur
Title in East

The Chrysler soccer club meets
Fall River. Mass, in the National
Amateur Cup championship there
this Sunday.
Despite the fact that they lost
the two-game total goal series.
S-5, 10 Pawtucket In the National
Challenge Cup competition. the
auto men will go into the contest
the favorites.
In Detroit there will be two
good contests for the soccer fans
10 watch. Bavarians and Hun
garians formerly Verhovay) will
meet in their City Cup final game
at SolVay Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Pdve|e( Signs
With Lions

Ted Pavelec. who winds up
three years as a regular for the
University of Detroit football
team, is one step nearer his life's
ambition.
Ever since I was a little fell
low. I have wanted 10 play pro
football" Ted told fellow stu
dents at l.. of D.. thigh school,
college and then the pro ranks
were my great ambitions"
Saturday, Graham p. Smith,
general manager of the Detroit
Lions. announced Pavelec had
been signed TO Lion contract.
He is the first alumnus Of L.. of d.
10 sign TO play football with the
Lions since the club moved TO
Detroit.
And II Bud Boeringer, Titan
line coach, is correct Ted will
cause the opposition no little trou-
BILE this Fall. According TO Boer-
niger. Ted is a whale Of a line
man. He's big husky, aggressive
and can take it from the best Of
them.
Pavelec Is p years old and a
native of Michigan. He was born
in Kalamazoo. where he attended
ST. Augustine's High School. While
at that school he earned nine let
terS three each IN football. and
basketball. two IN baseball and
one IN golf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Briggs Stadium Folk
Plan Coli Tourney

A golf tournament for employees
Of Briggs Stadium will be held
Monday at HillcreSt Golf Club.
About rs are expected 10 take
part The trophy for low gross
has been awarded by Walter O.
Briggs. owner Of tho Tigers. Other
prizes will be offered Red Moreau
and Red Mills are in charge of
the tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

piciousIy with Fostoria in the ONO
State League -. In bis iirst pro
start. he gave up one run and
TWO hits and IN addition
clouted home run, double and
single
Manager Jack Tighe OF the
MuSkegon Reds is being accused
OF giving signals 10 his batterS be-
fore every pitch Tony RaS-
movich of Michigan Normal will
bid for the state iavclin title at
Ypsilsnti next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Goods Band Together

Sally Sessions, state Junior
tennis champ. and Ruth Longy ear,
runner-up in the 1910 Western
Michigan tourney members
Of the University Of Michigan
women'S golf team this Spring
Their coach is Mrs. Stewart Han
ley, former district and state golf
ing queen.
Coed athletes in NJ. 7. a. A.
schools have banded together IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

track plant Of
fcially n a IN cd
after the col
leges athletic
director Ralph
II. Young, has
encoun ter d a
snag
a college rule
says no build
inc OF Stru C.
ture can carry
the monIker of
a staff member
The same
item popped up
two years ago
W n en- student
college leaders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Short, Easy Walks

While 1000 horses occupy stall
space at most tracks. rarely more
than 100 will get their exercise or
The track itself. The rest will be
walked around the sheds. this
lighter method being the custom
on wet days.
To the question. Does - in
&c make a winner ?" the answer
depends entirely upon each horse.
II YOU are dealing with q front
running Splinter. who runs half n
mile and stops. then a IS work
means nothing al all This faint
hearted sort would NOT run the
second q IN 30 and LA will
hardly win many three-quarter
TarcS.
We all know the kind OF horse
whose chart reads 1-1-l-3-5; he
leads for part way then folds
Ike a s. suitcase.
Robert Morris worked in "a Is
for this years Derby. but got
nothing Dispose did - in 100
flat for tho Withers Mile, but
.Whirlway walked by when the
real racing started
Some thoroughbredS are poor
work horses IN the morning. so
learn each ones characteristics
Deeper study makes the game
more exciting and you can't know
TOO much Good players pay spe-
cial attention 10 works from the
gate. " These are superior as they
allow for slower first quarter
a. III actual racing.
In case sou are too busy 20
Keep tab on workouts. remember
that only one clocked in 10 shows
any Sizable profit with very little
fo show Tor getting Up al ) IN the
morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

groups TO be
k n q W M here
after as the
Athletic Fed
GRAFTON of Mich
igan Collie ge
Women
S pea kinC of
name changes,
Western State
hereafter off j.
Cially W i'll he
Western Michi-
gan College.
Jack Grinorc.
OK s n gin a W
prep pitcher is
nnrlnIn1lnn ms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Rhode Island Wins Meet

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May "a
GNS) - The high flying Rhode
Island State Rams today dethroned
Holy Cross as the New England
intercollegiate track and field
chamDiOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Joseph Autos Of the State League
has led TO baseball becoming a
varsity sport al ST. Joseph High
for the first time Incidentally.
attendance IN the state circuit IS
running far ahead OF last year for
tho first month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
o ~ drfudf T1rf1C
Sets ris Share

Ere JaCoby Jr. has entered
13 AlOsny-New York motorbOat
.rsces and finished IN the profes-
slonalS prize money ii times. lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
By George MaskiH

mems and women winners
qualifying for the nationals the
following week here in Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
On the State Beat -: By George MaskH
TRACK NAMING AT STATE HITS SNAG

Keeping pace with events on
the Michigan sports scene.
The move under foot in East
Lansing 10 have Michigan States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
On Same Field

Also scheduled for the same field
will be the contest between the
Michigan Amateur League leaders.
Boomers and the New Detroiters.
Bavarians han ded Boomers
their only defeat of the year when
they beat them in the City Cup
playoffs. They also trimmed Ger
man b 10 earn the right to get in
the finals. Hungarians defeated
kolping and played Hispano twice
before gaining the final round.
Both teams are evenly matched
and the contest for the Thomas j.
Barlow Trophy, which goes to the
City Cup winner. is sure 10 be. a
close one. Barlow was a we'll
known referee in Detroit before
his death i'm 1926.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Badges Donated

Badges for the winners have
been donated by Henry Kregel
president of the United German
Sport Club.
Scotty McLinn is awarding
badges to the winners of the
Michigan Amateur League title.
Unless upset by the New Detroit
ers. the Boomers are expected to
take the league crown Sunday
. The schedule:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Harmon Wants
No Fuss Over
Draft Status
Nv EDGAR HAYES

II have sent In my question
naire and ] answered every
question truthfulIy. II the draft
board decided am scheduled
20 70 into the army I plan 10
enlist. possibly In the Naval
Flying Corps"
A serious Young man sat In his
room AZ the Michigan Union
among the trophies he won during
his three years Of brilliant football
at Michigan and discussed his i'm
mediate future. Tom Harmon.
the most publicized football player
since Red Grange parlayed cake
Of ice and hunk Of pigskin into
national Importance, is most
anxious that his draft case doesn't
become a cause celebre."
He received his QUESTIONABLE
several months ago. He filled il
out and told his exact situation in
regard 10 his parents. Now IL is
mp 10 the draft board. Re is per-
fectly willing to abide by any de-
cision they make. His number
will not come up until Fall.
He's Sole Support
II put In my questionnaire
that I am the sole support Of
my mother and father. That In
exactly true. Dad hasn't worked
for some time. He IA 6S years
old and he has a physical con-
dition which will prevent him
from working again.
Every week 1 send SIS 10
Nom and Dad. That Is what
they live on. I send them that
amount because II represents
The salary Dad was getting
when the real estate company
which hired him as a rent coli
Iector let him 20. With the ex-
ception OF one brother the rest
uf the kids are all married and
have families and are unable TO
take any added burden. Sam,
hiN sHkft OfothCts - uut III 'ut
army in June.
NoU IN Class I'D
NOW i want TO do something
for them. I plan 10 take them
tn the coast with me when I
make a picture for Columbia. IL
will be the first vacation I ever
remember Dad taking. They
are both more excited than i
am over the prospects Of the
trip"
Have you heard from the draft (
board? He was asked.
They put all students auto
matically In I'D until the school
term In over. They will eclas-
sify me after graduation"
Where did he get the money to
send home TO his folks.
"Since the end of football sea-
son I have made $4,000 on radio
appearances and othe. outside
activities. This sum was immedi-
ately jut into the bank here In
Ann Arbor. took ont enough
10 buy Dad new Ford and
Nom n fur coat and several
dresses. / have job that pays
me $40 week In town.
haven't made any fabulous sums
as has been rumored."
In AH-Star Game
After your trip 10 the coast
what are your plans?
Wen be there about six or
eight weeks. I will be In Chi
cago for the all star game that
first OF September. I plan TO
leave Ann Arbor for the coast
the day after graduation"
Have you any plans for the
future after you return from the
All Star game
II have fine offer from
Detroit radio station and hope
II works out. like Detroit.
Ann Arbor and Michigan. They
have been good 10 me and
4, M ~ .hsvSt Wv annrsc,attou."
n al CT D.