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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

figure so Importantly in the we'll
balanced meal.
AS every woman knows, there
are two main classes of meats,
the prime cuts, which come chief
ly from inner, protected portions
Of the food animal, and the-less
expensive cuts, taken from the
exposed ard hence more muscu-
lar and fibrous tissues.
If the family is large one,
say from 6 to 8 persons, then.
pro rata, or per person. a large
choice prime cut does not cost
so high. But the real problem
is when the family is small
say a twosome or a threesome -
then what prime cut shalt be
purchased which will not be so
large as TO last all week long.
and make the family heartily
tired of it in its many DISCUSSES
hot, cold sliced, hash, soup, ct
al? Isn't it possible to have a
real roast on Sunday without
having to face it every day the
following week?
A choice beef rib roast can be
bought in one. two, or three-rib
sections. as desired. with roast
of two ribs conveniently serving
four persons. Ask the dealer to
cut what is called a Newport
Roast-that is. the roast minus
a few inches from the end bones
which, of course, can be SIM
mered separately to become de-
licious, tasty beef ribs a la this
or a la that" excellent for slic-
ing. and as the French long ago
found out, serviceable for SIM
mering or stewing with any veg
etables.
A roast shoulder of lamb or
veal is another prime cut which
goes far. especially if it is boned.
and the resulting pocket"
stuffed with bread, celery, or a
zestful filling Of raisins. prunes
or apricots. Use the big bone,
cracked we'll as the basis of
soups or broths, with thickening
of cereals like whole barley, rice
or grits-and the markings of an
entire additional meal are in the
soup kettle.
Even the prime leg of lamb
weighing about 6 or : pounds
may be used as a three-way
meat Purchase the leg on
Thursday, have the dealer cut off
the first four chops or small cut
let's, and use them grilled for
one menu. Have the shank END
sawed off with a good portion
of meat. and use in a casserole
dish with carrots. onions and
white turnips, possibly adding
top crust of mashed potatoes
or pastry on another day; that
leaves a thick center roast, of
choice texture and the best pos
sible for slicing
With a good refrigerator this
leg will keep an entire week. and
other types of meat may be
sandwiched in between Taken in
this three-way manner. the choic-
est leg of lamb becomes mex
pensive.
The loin of pork, or the rack of
lamb, consisting of an accordion
of small choice chops. is really
cheap when il is considered that
you may buy as many as you
like. from one to twenty. These,
of course. are the familiar chops
so commonly pan-fried or grilled.
But take four or six chops in
one section. and. instead of grill
-iRgg Certifying ,-feast- entire
piece, and see how delicious and
different this tastes.
And now for the cheaper cuts,
and the so called organs.
which bring in any and all mus
culap cuts, and the liver. heart.
kidneys. tripe and others Here.
we may say, Enters the Casse-
Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
AImanack Hints

HANE you time or money
i l. saving hint to pass on TO other
AlmAnzckers? such ideas are
worth sharing with other readers.
and the Almanack wants to print
them-the more the merrier. For
each such hint sent in and used
in this department We will pay 81
You may send in a. many a. you
want Hints not used cannot be
returned. Please keep them short
and TO the point and address
sLMANACk HINTS EDITOR,
+. q. Box 1871. Grand Central
Annex. New York
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SIOOI.S

When sewing save all the
empty spools On them l wind
odds and ends of bias tapes.
laces, and embroidery thread A
straight pin suck into the end
keeps them from unwinding and
so keeps my sewing needs handy
and neat
Mrs Angelina McManus,
Thorp. Wis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

Pattern 3260-Be up to the
minute in your stitchery! These
smart His and Hers" and Mr..
and Mrs" mOnograms are easy
to embroider on towels and pill
low cases. Pattern $3.50 contains
a transfer pattern of II motifs
ranging from AKA inches to 5i2x
-, inches, illustration of them
and stitches; color suggestions,
material requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

DOR all letters printed In this col
Il umn The American Weekly Will
pay 81. A prize winning recipe IL
awarded IS. the same as on the
AlmanAck page. BE sure to write
your name and address plainly and
use one side Of the paper only.
The shorter the letters the better.
None should be more than 200 words.
Address them TO The American
Weekly Housewives Food AlmAnAek,
p. o. Box 1871, Grand Central Annex,
New York City.
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WORK FOR POSTWAR
Dear Almanack

enjoy your Almanack hints
and food recipes very much /
believe. the originality of all
those delicious recipes, is the
reason for the Food Almanacks
huge following. And like a Star"
must have its share Of Fan"
mail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Mrs. r. Pixley Phelps,
Housatonic, Mass.

MRS. Phelps. we have not as yet
received a recipe for a Cream Loaf
such as you describe. Perhaps some
fellow Almanacker will be able ia
help you out with this.-The Editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
PRICE OF PATTERNS
l5c EACH

Every pattern contains a large,
complete, easily followed sewing
guide. To order the e easy-to-
make patterns. write plainly
SIZES, PATTERN NUMBERS,
YOUR NAME, STREET AID
DRESS, CITY AND STATE. En-
close I5c -in-c0ins for eaeh-pat-
tern and address your envelope to
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Mrs. C. Raun.
Beaverton, n. Y

CIt's very nice Of you TO put II
that way. Mrs Raum. And some days
our mail Is quite heavy with letters
from our Almanack friends. The
Editor-)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

THE stimulating, engross-
1 ing features published in
every issue has made The
American Weekly the most
widely-read magazine I'm the
world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
-doTf they deserve F0LEY'S MONEY
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

Contains no narcotics. chloro-
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Check your child's cough. OF
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Get a bottle today! At leading
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EASY


POPULAR RECIPES FOR EVERY KITCHEN
all
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for
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Meat Dishes to Please the Whole FdIni[u

- NE Of the problems facing
every housekeeper anxious
. to satisfy the tastes of
le whole family, is the intelli-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

WHEN SYSTEMS many doctors recommend that
SCOTS EMULSION be taken regularly help the body
In such the vital elements in SCOTS
Emulsion have long been recognized tonic benefits
START TODAY TAKING SCOTS EMULSION REGULARLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
STRAMS

Always keep a box of drinking
straws handy in the kitchen so
that anyone who has applied lip
stick and wishes a drink can save
rubbing off the hpstick by using
straw
Mrs l. F. Harrison.
Portland, ore.
EASY
Make a loop in hem Of laundry
bag. fasten one end of picture
hanger on it and hook other end
over clothes line. slide it along
line and conveniently fill as you
remove clothes
Mrs. y. =. Smith.
Alexandria, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
BhzS%huu4
Gray
HAIR
land LOOK 10
YEARS YOUNGER

/ Q Now, at home. you
can quickly and easily
tint tell-taie streaks OF
gray 10 natural-appear-
Ing shades rom lightest
blonde To darkest black.
Brownatone and a small
brush does lt-or your
money back. Used for %
years by Thousands Of
women (men. tool
BrOwnatone 10 guarAn-
teeh harmless. No skin
test needed, active color
ing agent IL purely vcse-
table. Cannot Affect
waving OF hair. Lasting
49, 49, ualla at IrnIf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

brush or comb IL In. One application impsrts de
sired color simply retouch as new gray appears
Easy to prove by tinting test lock OF your hair.
Retain your youthful charm. Get BROWNATONE
today. Goo at all drug and toilet eounters-alvays
a mnneY-hack gnaraniae. or
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PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
6S5 SIXTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK, y. Y. ,

Due to customs restrictions Canadian
orders cannot be filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

gent selections of meats, which
figure so Importantly in the we'll
balanced meal.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15
New DeadIine Set
For GIN Strike
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OF the mediation board agreed on
several issues but remained dead
locked on wage demands
The strike order exempts workers
engaged in defense production, but
General Motors officials insist de-
fense and nom defense work cannot
be segregated.
SHIPYARD STRIKE
AT San Francisco, shipyard ope-
rators awaited replies from Presi-
dent Roosevelt, the office of pro-
auction management and the navy
to appeals that they intervene in
strike which has closed II shio-
yards. The companies stopped work
on s500,000,000 in shipbuilding con-
tracts when 1,700 AFT and CIO ma
chinists struck Monday to enforce
wage demands.
An OPM representative. Eli Oliver
conferred with employers and union
representatives Thursday, but re-
ported failure to accomplish any,
thing. Assistant OPM Director Sid
ney Hillman appealed from Wash
ington Wednesday for observance
Of the non-strike, no-lockout agree
ment for Pacific coast shipyards
The machinists unions did not sign
the agreement, which was accepted
by the AFL metal trades department
AT New York, anthracite operators
and officials of the United Mine
workers union (CIO) postponed the
deadline for a new wage contract
to midnight Saturday The dead
line has been postponed twice prev
iouSly
Negotiations between the UNIV
and southern soft coal operators
were interrupted for an operators
caucus. UNIV President John L.
Lewis has threatened a new work
stoppage in both northern ard
southern soft coal fields unless an
agreement is reached by May 20.
At Hartford, Conn, 5000 employ
eS of the Colt Patent Fire Arms
Manufacturing Co returned to work
on S33 100000 in defense contracts
after a two-day strike. Strikers had
asked a 20-cent hourly wage in
crease but accepted l0-cent boost
UAW members at the Ex-Cell-O
Machine Tool Corp. at Detroit voted
at mass meeting Thursday on a
mediation board request to resume
work pending negotiations to settle
the dispute which prompted a strike
of 5000 men May 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15
RUSSIAN TREND

Still another angle of the Near
East problem was raised by broad
cast of the Baghdad radio station
-unconfirmed elsewhere-that So
Wet Russia had permitted Russian
pilots to volunteer for service with
the Iraqi in retaliation for Brit
ish aid TO Finland during the Rus
sian-Finnish war.
In Turkey. which holds a vital
key to the battle OF the eastern
Mediterranean, the Germans also
were busy. Hitler's ambassador
Franz Won Papen, delivered a letter
from the fuehrer to President Gen.
Ismet Inonu of Turkey, repeating
pledges Of friendship but warning
the Turks that the Germans now
had a strategic hold on the eastern
Mediterranean and that Turkey
would be wise to fit herself into
the new order in Axis dominated
Europe.
Those moves as we'll as recent
unsuccessful AXIS thrustS against
the Birth defenses in western Egypr
may have given hint as to Hitler's
next step, which authorized Nazis
in Berlin said woulo. be of such
great diplomatic and military i'm
portance that 1t would completely
oVershadow interests in the Hess
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15
Thrilling Rescue
Saves 'Chutist
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for the descending men. A cargo
parachute caught OsipoIf and car
ried him through the Goor.
An automatic device opened Osi-
poff's parachute as he fell from the
ship. but the chute did not COM
pletely clear the rigging. The
shrouds-the network OF ropes hold :
ing the mans harness to the UNI
brella of cloth-caught on a static
line cable beneath the fuselage
The marine dangled beneath the
big plane as it cruised above Kear-
ney Mesa The crew aboard the
ship Immediately flew up from the
low altitude at which the jumps
are made, and headed for the sea-
En- route it passed over San Diego
and people gazed up at Osipoff,
hanging head down il. the tangle of
ropes.
Navy officials sent up Lieut.. W
w. LoWrey. "a. of Dallas. Tex. q
crack test pilot, and aviation Chief
Machinist's mate J. R. McCants,
Al. of Jordan. Mont. in an open
cockpit scout plane.
As the marine transport cruised
over San Diego bay at an alti-
tude of 1900 feet the scout plane
nosed up close beneath it.
Lieut.. Lowrey eased his little
ship up under the pig one-so close.
according to the navy announce
ment, that his propeller Clipped a
piece of metal off the transport,
and the whirling blades cut through
the ropes OF the tangled para
The rescue took between eight
and nine minutes.
Machinists Mate MeCants, in the
observers seat, grabbed Osipoff and
lowered him into the cockpit.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15
Imperial Valley Press

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Published every afternoon except
saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon Issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press, es-
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State street. FL Centre. Calif.
Paul jenkins. publisher; A. c.
Johnston, yice-president and gen.
eral manager; f. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co., Inc, National
Advertising Representatives.
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Subscription rates: In California.
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In conjunction with the Post
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paid In advance, 3 months. s2.10;
= months. $500; one year, $3.50;
outside California $1.00 per month.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15
Speed Shown on
Ugly DuckIinss'

WASHINGTON, May Is. up
Maritime commission officials re-
vealed today construction of the
first of 200 ugly duckling" cargo
ships for the American and Brit
ish merchant marines was started
two weeks ahead of schedule as a
result of a definite speed-up" III
the gigantic shipbul.aing program.
The keel of the first vessel was
laid without fanfare April 80 at
the Bethlehem Fairfield shipyaro
AT Baltimore, Nd, although the
event originally had been sched-
uled for May l2 1t is expected to
come off the ways by october.
The second "duckling," previous
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15

~ scheduled to be laid down on
June 3. was started at the same
yard today.
Officials said the third would
be started at Portland. Ore, OF
May l9, date of the Tooth anniver-
sary OF the first keei-laying by a
shipbuilder in that state.
Reliable quarters SAID that coast
wise ship operators, operating lines
along the Atlantic. Pacific and Cult
coasts, soon would be asked to divert
approximately 40 of tl.eir $50 ocean
going craft for President Roose-
velt's request for 2,0CO,01O-tons be-
tween the Atlantic AM Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15
TWO GROUPS READY
FOR MASONIC DEGREE

Ell Centro chapter No. 100. R. A.
NJ, has two groups ready for the
Royal Arch degree. one group being
exalted Thursday night, and the
second. May %. San Diego and
Yuma members will be present for
the latter which will be preceded
by a pot luck supper at 6:45 p. m.
in the temple with Clarence Park
in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15
Silver Bonus Quiz

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Strickler OF
Ell Centro were winners THURSDAY
in the Post-Press Silver Bonus IN
formation Quiz.
They received $5 for best answers
to the weekly question list but miss
ed ont on the extra $45 for lack of
sales slip from one of the par
ticipating stores.
Next week the winner will receive
SIS plus S65. if he holds a sales slip.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15
| Raj Turns Bliiz
Against Nazis to
Smash Egypt Drive
y(Continued From Page u

9Contlnued From Page ,
was along the coasta: road leading
from "Hell's Fire" pass in the dir
ection of Bugbug
Another was alone the top es-
carpment from the same pass. A
third was from Fort Madalena and
a fourth from position farther
southwest.
The enemy appeared to be at
tempting to reach Sotafi but Brit
ish land concentrations checkmated
them and the Raj followed up
with their "blitz' attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15
SHIP EXECUTIVE DIES
SAN FRANC

SAN FRANCISCO, May To lUP)
- Daulton Mann. executive vice
president of Grace Lines and one of
the nations foremost shipping
men, died today in Boston, Mass.
Grace Line announce here. He was
48 and native of Berkeley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15

HIgSltIy.
That the German people were
talking about Hess despite comNete
silence of the NaA radio and press
on his case was Admitted by the
Nazi spokesmen in Berlin. where
it was stated that Hitler would act
rather than speak to the Germans
to offset his deputy flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-15
British Soy Hess
AGENT for Hitler

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pledges. But he dio not mention
the possibility it was part OF
the French payment to Germany
IN current negotiations between
Vichy and Berlin for relaxation o.
the armistide provisions against
France
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Buddy Bder Says
He ||KdyoLouis
International News Service wire

WASHINGTON. May Buddy
Baer today predicted that he viii
win the worlds heavyweight title
Friday night by a Knockout over
champion Joe Louis.
Angered over remarks Dy sew
eral critics that he doesn't get
mad enough during his sparrlng
sessions, Baer said:
what do they expect me To
dO--go out and break up my
hands numbering couple of
good sparring partners? Listen,
was plenty mad out there
today, but I'm saving my wrath
for Louis. I'm going to knock
that guy fiat. There's no use
of my trying to take ID out on
my sparring partners. Tunney
didn't have TO and neither
am L."
Afraid of entertaining, Baer
took the day off from his nearby
Olney, Md, camp. Louis, however.
scheduled a heavy session with
his sparmates. The champ yester-
day drew his biggest training
camp crowd in history when $500
fans damned Riverside Stadium TO
see him work out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Met His Wife in 1922 Horse Show

Romance romance-methnks the stuff is everywhere"
sumpn like that said Shakespeare And we're beginning
think the especially when receive publicity releases like
the for the Michigan State College Horse Show which will
be held at East Lansing, May % 30 and 81 This particular
release tells about Capt Gerald Peterson member of
M s c. military staff competing in the first show in 1922
Yes, he rode in the show his wife there
riding, just couple old fashioned lovers
Over IN Germany, they're still claiming
Gently the Berlin radio heard report that Miss
kape German breast stroke swimming champion es;ab-
shed two world records for 400
Miss Kape said to have been cocked the
400 meters and 7434 for the longer Incidentally the
listed world records for these distances 6158 by Marjorie
Lenk Of Brazil and 75SS by InErt Sofensenof Denmark
The about capital town these DAYS is Tom King end
coach for the Michigan State football . Tom recently
was elected president OF the Lansing Rotary The Spartan
basketball team slated open basketball relations next Winter
against the school with the broad Harvard The Michigan
State hedhouse stadium and track recently ovauaed at
S17Os31s O5 . That 5 cents must be- r., Lc bcad sr,h
in Charley Bachmans office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Dixidnd Farm
Bases Hope on
b Horses

The Dixiana Farm OF Charles
T. Fisher of Detroit which usually
has one of the most powerful
stables at the Detroit race track,
will make its bid this season with
a string of - horses trained by
Jack Hodgins. They are Low
Road. Big League, Erin Torch,
Uncle Peter. Victory Drink, Dust
Cap. Spot Shot. Dollar Bay, Cash
Deal. Big Parade, Pinch Hitter,
Wild Duck and Fine Thing. The
last five are two-year-olds. Jockey
OWE Scurlock will do the riding
for the stable.
f. II. Beezley has arrived from
Bay Meadows with Is horses
headed by Mission Stepm Aaron
Burr, Berryville and Siganar.
Jockey Jack Robertson, a new
conner TO midwest racing, will
ride for BeeZley, who last year
brought the Inflated Earl Dew,
champion rider of the year, 10
Detroit.
+ C. II. Ferguson of Georgetown,
Ky, has brought in Black Brum-
mel, Epidor. Singing Heels. Might
Rain. DotSO. Thea Dear. Uncle
Jock, Flash, Town. Jola and Epi-
gift, of which the last four are
two-ycar-oldS.
J. c. Ellis. owner Of the Dade
Park (KyD race track, has sent
Is horses here from Churchill
Downs in charge of Trainer DIN
Johnson. They are Sweeping Bow
Snap Clock. Pal O'Sweep. Melody
Tone, Glas Francis Golden Lea,
Stuart b.. Lucky Hattie, Singing
Locust. Rio cado and the two
year-olds Shakmak. Dry Knight
Tide Way and Tides Dream.
Jockey George King will do the
heavy riding for the stable and
Apprentice r. q. Jones will do the
lightweight riding.
Tom Jo1iey of Nashville. Tenn,
came in from NarraganSett Park
with ClarkSvillc. -Trcemontier. Sis
Baker, Chickwin, BeSs PepPep,
Winhergal and Here Now.
The Homer Stable owned by the
Detroit induStrialistS Charles 3.
Bohn and Peter A. Markey. has
registered Detroit Bull, Beniam,
FL Toreador. Biscaync Blue. Gold
Straw, Sold Band our Ghuckie,
Flying Torpedo. Makalow. Sally
Mar. Ten Carat, Bold Message,
Tar Witch. Blasted Hope and Pair
Of Dice. Jockeys George Rose and
Willie Raymond Will ride for
Bomar.
Show Up. frequent winner at
Detroit, will again carry the colors
Of J. l.. Wilde, Detroit business
man. Shoup Up and Viernes Santo,
also owned by Wilde are trained
by w. T. Murdoch, who will send
BoiangleS into action for Knapp
and House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19

Tenn, but Is reported today TO be rest
Ing comfortably.
We talked with newspaper friends in
the Dixie town last night and they were
not too encouraging about the condition
of the grand old man from Ann
Arbor'
Benny Leonard the old lightweight
king, here as a wrestling referee tonight
at Arena Gardens, thinks boxing def
nitely Will start booming when clouds
Of war clear away.
1T was the same in the last war"
said Leonard. I'm every army camp
the boys are compelled 10 box.
mo matter how good or how bad
they are they come out fans. Boxing
will prosper more than any other
sport a. result of this war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Minors Continue
As 5-MdnEv
Ends Tonight

Unless a storm tonight blows
the good ship Sarnowski off the
Whe rfcr bowling course first
place and tho city team champion
ship Will belong 10 that erstwhile
unknown crew out of Altoona
House League The last squad
goes on at S o'clock When that
squad finishes, the 1911 fiVe-man
number Is history.
Three more nights Of doubles
and singles remain at Dearborn
and change are possible IN view Of
the manner With which unknownS
make themselves known.
Jack MclnneS took second in
singles over the weekend with
6S1 on 23S. 245. 213. In The over
average division. Felix Belanger
came up with 233, 235 in 6iS for
l26 and Herman Floh carved 657
on Ola 2lo, 233 for 122 but such
stellar effort did not make the
big circle.