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Evening star., 1941-05-25

Extrovogont to buy Norge? Not BIT Of it! Consider
ing what you'll ce buying foods in large quon-
titles. in reducing food spoiIo9e to minimum
you'll consider it on economy in long run. This is q
large family size 6-cu-ft model with two extra deep
toys that will freeze lbs of ice for you in jffy
with the rooy stainless steel Shelves 1t has the
piece steel cabinet and the "Quiet-Fo" roIotor thot
operates quietly and efficiently.
Evening star., 1941-05-25

It's the self same famous General Eec-
tric Washer thot wos q best-seIIer at
5o.o5 in 1910! Offered to you now at
1895 less than its original list price just
VeIous time and trouble sover 1t has the
one-control wrineer . simple as any,
thing to operate. 1t hos the permo- drive
mechanism you never need to oil q
porcelain enomeIed tub heavy welded
legs -. and quietly efficient motor.
Cwashers Main Floor The Hecht co.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
German Soccer
Club Pinned 10
|UpsetChrysler
Open Cup Finalists
Meet in Preview
in Sundays Feature

German United and Chrysler,
michigan finalists in the NATIONAL
Challenge Cup competition by var.
tue of last weeks victories, meet
in the feature match OF sundays
soccer card at Mack Park.
Talk around soccer circles IN
that Chrysler, a squad which went
to the finals of national play last
season, is on the downgrade.. The
IGermans, on the other hand, all
pulled up over their victory over
tfosco- last Sunday and with joe
Weber back in the lineup. are
ready to push over Chrysler.
A victory Sunday for the Ger
mans would serve to soften up
the Chrysler outfit for the open
cup match to be played at later
date.
This game Is listed for las
tp. m. and will be followed by
scuffle between Iosco and the yet
/ to win Thistle Club.
Five matches are listed In the
Michigan Amateur League at ST.
Clair, Jayne and Northwestern
fields. Charles Leech announces
that 10 teams have entered the
city cup competition which is linn
tied to Michigan Amateur League
clubs.
The only game in town next
Sunday will be the match at the
University of Detroit stadium be-
tween the British Royal Air Force
squadron of Hamilton, Ont, and
team of Detroit National League
Iall-stars.
Harry Sinclair announces that
1.-THE following players have been
picked to represent the ~all-starSJ
Joe Carroll, Waldo Hamann, All
Patria. JEFF Coombes, Johnny NeiN
son tcaptain1. Tony Barra. John
.lLenard, Neil Campbell. George
Borg, and Mark Molly, Will Dom
ALLISON, Andy Clemens and DICK
Glib are named as alternates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Paris, Windsor
Clash Monday

Windsor Spitfires will get their
second chance in four days 20 halt
he rush Of the Paris club IN the
! Nichigan-Ontario Hockey League
I. when they tackle the DetroiterS
Z Sn the first game of Monday night S
double-header Al Olympia In the
other game, Mansfield taxes on
Toledo
=. The unbeaten Paris outfit gained
I. rs ninth straight victory by de-
T. -feating Windsor, S-5, across the
river Friday night. II was the
faSt-traveling Detroiters' third
triumph over their old rivals who
last year won the championship.
Par, now is in first place with a
fiNpolnf lead over the SpltfIres.
Mansfield IN lis game with To-
lrdo uil be our 70 strengthen Us
hold on third place and possibly
croRa closer 20 Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Elect W. Gee Head o.
Western Golf Club

At the annual meeting of the
Western Golf Club. Walter w.
Gee was made president; Ronald
r. Weyand vice president; V. M.
BnghG1Er secretary and T. j..
Donnelly, treasurer. Two new
members, +. p. Rankin and Her
bert j. Ashton. were elected to the
board of directors.
They plan to replace three
green's per year for a period of
six years of which three. No 10,
10 and Ii are being completed
this Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Young Kid Mccoy TO Fight Zivic

Wonder whatever became of all that stuff saved Young
Kid Mccoy? He fights Civic the Garden Friday night,
New York If he wins that Ray Robinson will be his foe
January 10.
Louis tangles with Buddy Baer in the Garden
January Now that shame Here's Detroit with big fine
Olympia all the Detroit fighters doing their
fistic chores elsewhere
The office he who have NOT been
MENTIONED for Bob Zuppkes job at Illinois He must be kidding
Remember when the in the shirt went down and
Ohio State game? Michigan players tell the referee
hit him with right hand blow that travelled only few inches
They say punch that would have done credit
Louis.
Pro coaches wasting their time Bob ingalls,. He Is
through with football Bob thinks hell settle down and make
Detroit his home Wants to in business here.
Dame going get Art Wilson, Cooley guard and
Elmer Thiede, fullback, is going to Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

year any other Nova the mystic of California
Dixie Walker should rank close TO the No. hero halo
Considering what he did with the talents at his
mandand his age, toohe really turned in job for the
dodgers.
Most satisfying Individual victory of the year Bobby
Jones triumph in the Ryder Cup matches
My football player of the year that broken awed Sink
witch Of Georgia.
Biggest upset this year any Pittsburgh trimming
Fordham.
What could have been the BEST Of the missed by
inches refer Hank Greenberg last appearance in the Tiger
lineup before joining the Army He hit two home in
had base his last bat
this What story that would have been if he had
upctcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Fees Up Slightly

The seasons registrations at the
city courses follow: Palmer Park
l05,923 mine holes); Chandler
Park, 103,239 mine holest; Rack.
ham. 45,727; Belle Isle, 32,5l4
mine holes), and River Rouge
80, 220.
The fee at all these courses
were raised slightly this year, but
hardly enough to have reduced
the amount of play.
Play at the private clubs also
fell off lightly, judging from re-
turns which Chairman Lewis re
Iceived from "a of them. But the
Isemi-public or fee courses had
good season, and at most OF then
there probably were gains over
year ago although no detailed re
port was made by them.
With more money as a result
of increased employment, man,
former patrons of the city courses
probably switched to the semi
public ones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

about what Dorals says ABOUT
Blaik. But Blaik isn't worry
ing about my two bucks.
Had nice column all
planned on some things Bill Ed
wards and Duggan Miller of the
Lions were telling me about pro
football. But those notes went
to the cleaners with the other
suit.
Edwards. as I remember,
classed Bob Sweiger of Mime
sofa as one of the best pro
football prospects he had seen.
He told me a funny story about
the Indian halfback. But the
notes are gone. Why doesn't
somebody invent something for
us nete takers,
Thpre uaC no eOlun1n Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Play Declines
AT City, Private
Golf Courses
But Gains Are Made
at Semi-Publie =.
Lsyouts This Year
Nv NJ. r. DRUKENBROD

Increased employment at the
factories, which mean less time
for play, brought declines in the
golf played over the five city
owned courses during the season
just closed.
This was revealed in a report
submitted by the Department OF
Parks and Recreation and In
Guided in the annual report made
by Eugene Lewis chairman of
the District Golf associations club
relations committee. at the dis
tricts annual meeting.
The biggest drops were at Rack
ham and Chandler, at each oil
which registrations were almost
5000 under those of year ago.
Belle Isle had about ! 100 fewer
and Palmer Park 1,200 fewer.
River Rouge of the five alone had
about the same play as year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

GOtta hand Il 20 Mel OFT 10
sHamed manager of the Giants.
succeeding Bill Terry. The first
move he makes is to bring back
his pal, Hank Leiber, whom
ferry traded away. The Sec
..ond thing he did was FIRE Pancho
..Snyder, Terry's pal.
-. Apparently Mr.. OFT has let
..overy one, especially Mr.. Front
--Office' Terry, know that he is
the boss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
! sb!! J al
=.
IL BY BOB muphy
Armys Red Baik Is Gus Doras Choice
as Football Coach Of Year

What 70 write for a column? Where are those notes!
Seems O something down about Red Blak On
YES remember Doais telling that IN his opn
ion Ba the That the Army mentor had
done more with the material he had than any one else
But the So that's out Anyway lost couple
Army AGAINST NAVY So why should be worrylng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Detroit c. G. Leads

OF the private clubs, Detroit
Golf club had the highest daily
-averaee--regfstration==f227f.-Pf Plum
Hollo with sc was next, Loeb
moor following with so and Black
River with Is TO IS. The average
at Oakland Hills was slightly over
l73.
Detroit Golf club has the largest
membership. 824, closely followed
by Detroit Country club with 814.
Oakland Hills membership is 400.
If your favorite golf course was
dryer and browner than usual,
don't blame the green committee
or course superintendent. The
trouble, it was deducted from the
report of William G. Burton,
chairman Of the districts green
committee, was that the rainfall
was almost four inches under
normal. Moral: Sprinkle your
|fairways.
IL Takes Money
Did you know than workmen
put in an average of 1875 hours
keeping up your course during the
season? And with an average
hourly wage of sc cents this
meant an average payroll Of
So, 627.30 at the various private
clubs.
A sum of 1882 was realized by
the district association through
the sale of individual handicap
cards at 81 per copy. Louis j.
Lepper, chairman of the handicap
committee reported. The district
had 81 member clubs in 1941, only
one under the previous year. the
report Of Frank F.. Kenney. chair
man of the membership committee,
revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
SUNDAY Soccer Schedule and Standings

NATIONAL SOCEEK LEAGUE
CAT Mack Park
German United VS.. Chrysler, 1;45 p. r
Thstles VS. Iosco. 3 90 p. m.
MICHIGAN AMATEUR LEAGUE
CAT st. Clair Field
Bavarians VS. Thistle Bees /. 30 r. m.
German Bees VS.. Workers.
CAT JAYNE Fieldl
Rangers VS. Detroiters. 1880 p. m.
st. Clair VS.. Hungarians. ESQ p. m.
CAT Northwestern Field
Venetians VS.. Hispano 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

There was the column Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Mel Oh Shows Who's Boss

This is the time of when every Mothers turns
poetry writing We have poetry the front side and Of
Appareny friend sometimes tell
poetic efforts.
Maybe somebody might know present Bowl odds
Fordham and Missouri money take pick Duke Is
- to Oregon State Texas Agges and Alabama
r.yand take your pick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
FIGHTER Sometimes
Chances 10 Left Hand

NEW YORK. Dec. s. - Richie
Lemos, featherweight title claim
ant. started out as southpaw,
but switched to a right-handed at
tarJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Junior High Students
See Game for a Nickel

BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.-When
City and Poly, Baltimore's big
high schools meet in football each
Fall, they let junior high students
in for cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Personal Nominations

Pretty soon now the news
services will be coming out with
hero Of year in sports flop
OF year . etc.
:, Welt get ours out OF the
way now. No. l flop of this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

II. Yos me at recent banquet Told how the "T
formation born But wrote all his comment
down on the back Of menu. That's gone, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN Wanted Wings" ii:Os
a. m. 2.53. 6:3s. 1923 p. m. Honey
moon for Three 80 Bis, 1903 p, m.
FOX Blood and Sand" II a m.
2.22 54i. 1917 p. m, MELODY for
Three. " 0s, Z 80, 9:O3 2. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Cheers FOR Miss
Bishop, II n m, 2;03. 5i23. s:43 p m
That Uncertain Feeling" 12:35. 3 IS,
1913 1888 p. m.
ADAMS The Invisible Ghost" II u,
:43 500. 7.23 9i3 b. m "KinE OF The
,zombies.' II a. m. 1921, 3.47. 6.O7, 5 81,
llO.47 p. m
PALMS STATE -"Bnv the Kid" 12:57,
l4:ie 7t, 1903 3. m; Love Crazy,
l1i:ie =. NJ. 2.4l, 6.O3. 9.25 .. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL" Andy Hardy
III a. m. so 6.i4. 1918 y. m. Devil
and MISS Jones 1 IS, 10 s;ta ,. m
MADISON "C-ings Din II m
p 80. Gao. 1880 p m, Love Affair"
II II, 5.O7. s:57 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Beery and Garlic Leroy Leads
Rescuers in Storm Fron+enac Show

AN UNSCHEDULED thrill for
the cast and crew of "Barnacle
Bill" highlighted It's first day on
location.
A 40-mile an hour gale hit sud
denly tearing the camera boats
with Director Richard Thorpe,
Cameraman Clyde de Wilma and
Others from their moorings. The
boats were washed out into rough
water and waves and spray break
ing about them menaced the
equipment.
Wallace Becry and Leo Garlic,
in another craft. engineered the
rescue with tugs which brought
the camera boats back into the
protection OF the breakwater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

TORCH-SINGING and dancing
his way through the rs weeks
that have passed since Karyl Nor
man first brought his male revue
TO the Club Frontenac. Del Leroy
is starred this week in master OF
ceremonies Frank Millions pres
entation of the Norman revue al
the club.
Something OF the staccato. ma
chine-gun rapidity OF the present
tap-dsncing style OF Ann Miller
is recognizable in LeRoy's tap
number of the week. and well i,
might be. for he was AIMS first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
A SPLENDID CAST

Besides Mr.. Sherman, who after
ell, has the leading role. you will
be completely intrigued by the
work of Philip Tonge, Dorothy
Blackburn, Perry Wilson. who
could show Miss Stuart a thing or
20 about acting. Robert Scott. and
very earnest young actor OF
great potentialities, Alfred Etch-
every.
BY all means treat yourself 20
delightful dramatic experience
and Whip out 10 Ann Arbor this
week 10 see MAN and Superman. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

out of the red with Deanna Dur
bins successes. IS leaving that
studio. There have been many ru-
morS that Joe had asked to be
released from his contract, but
that was hard to believe. Since
he was at Universal for 10 years
and started there at $35 a week.
But today he confirmed the re-
port and told this writer just as
we were going TO press that as
soon as he finishes Almost an
Angel with Deanna Durb i n
Charles Laughton and Robert
Cummings, he would leave on q
long vacation. lie says he has
made no plans, but l understand
there are two or three companies
sitting on his doorstep. He anC
Universal and Cliff Work, general
manager, who has done a great
job with his company. are parting
the best Of friends.
BOB HOPE SIGNS
Y What citation on the Paramount
lot when Bob Hope put his GOV.
ietcd signature on a new contract
He could have gone with any com.
pany in Hollywood but Bob appre,
Iciates that Para was the frs
studio 10 give him his movie op.
portunity and he's not the type tC
forget old friends.
If he stays as nice through the
years as he is today we can fee
he IS one of the few people in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
BY LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, June H. Will
Hays. car of motion pictures. is
a very sick man in St. Luke's Hos
pital in Chicago. He has been
there since April II, under the
care of DR.. Joseph A. Capps, we'll
known Chicago physician. Last
week he was operated on by DR..
w. S. Mccarthy. Hays has had a
complete nervous breakdown and
it is rumored that he may retire
from the strenuous job of heading
the Motion Picture Producers
Association.
HIS physician. when contacted,
said that he was not entirely well
from pneumonia when he returned
to his Job, but that in another 10
days he should have improved
greatly.
From another source, however
this writer learns that since the
year 194l Will not be an easy one
with the many complications n
Washington, Hays may tender MS
resignation TO the Motion Picture
Producers Association.
He came 10 his Job in 1922 while
he was poStmaster-general. BE.
cause of Hays serious illness. Joe
Breen is remaining in charge here
and there IS possibility that he
may not be able 10 leave for q
long time 10 carry out his orlgina.
Intention of becoming a producer
PASTERNAK LEAVING
Joe Pasternak, famous producer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
Illness May Force VIII Hays,
Movie Car, to Resign Post

world who has not let success 20
to his head. He's the same help
full, kindly, generous person today
AS he was when he was starting
That's why il is gratifying that
he's leading the procession. Buddy
De Sylvia and Y. Frank Freeman
have lined up Louisiana Pur-
chase" The Murder Farm and
THE Road to Morocco for the
,million-dollar Hope.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
They'll Vacation
In Pickup Truck

CLARK GABLE and Carole
Lombard leave soon for a two
week vacation through Northern
California and Central Oregon
with few stops in Nevada.
The stars are using their pickup
truck, which is packed with fish
ing equipment, as they plan 10
stop enroute. camping along the
way TO enjoy the fishing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
SHAWIAN SATIRE

Shaw, as you may recall, uses
this play To denounce all the trick
cry used by women 10 secure a
marital future for themselves.
He brooks no words in caus-
tically commenting on what hap
pens 10 Nice Young Boy after he
docs meet Nice Young Girl. He
not only finds the female Of the
species deadler than the male,
Shaw uncovers the source of her
venom in such biting, wonderful
satire, that you will howl out
right. You may also be amazed
10 find that this play. written at
the turn Of the century, is amaZ-
ingly modern and consequently
about 40 years in advance OF It's
birth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
'Supernan' Play
Wonderfully Done
B ernard Shaw S
Production.in
Ann Arbor
By CHARLES GENTRY

HITCHING YOUR wagon 10 a
star Is not always The secret Of
dramatic success, as Ann ArborS
dramatic festival proves this week
with the perfect example Of a
splendid production Of Bernard
Shaw's Man and Superman. ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

which IS thor
ouChly ente r
tanning far @
except for the
occupant of the
stellar role.
OF course, the
s pring dra-
matte feS tlVal
in the Ly q } A
M CT d el SSohn
r h cater has
h q q m q n y
trials and can
cellationS tn :
ar and the
substitution Of
Gloria s tua ri
for Madge EV-
ans in this par
ticular Offering
was a last min
ute one.
But Miss Stu
art is only very
d Q c o ratiVe in
the prin Cipal
feminine role.
Our gnpfnn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

tion is one purely based on merit
And by that score. we feel that
this role was sacrificed TO satisfy
name curiosity
A perfectly blended cast is
spoiled, in This instance. only 10y
one character. one, Miss Gloria
Stuart, who has had certain film
land publicity. but who is actually
Unable 10 cope with the demands
of the Shavian comedy.
THE REAL STAR
The play. itself is seldom per
formed and is one of the most
amusing of Shaw works.
Stunning sets, careful attention
10 coStuming Of the 1900 period
and good direction make this a
thoroughly enjoyable evening IN
the theater.
Actually, il is Hiram Sherman
who walks away with the acting
honors. In the talky land what a
verbose role ne hasi part OF the
Superman who denounces all the
salient points OF marriage. Sher-
man is outstanding. In fact, he
deserves triple honor simply for
having committed to heart the
lengthy speeches he has. His de-
livery and his timing are so fine
that they make every other figure
on this stage appear only in the
roles Of stooges or supporters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
FO1 announces
Coming Films
Mercury Opens
Tonight, u. A.
to Close

MARQUEE LIGHTS Of the
United Artists Theater will be
dimmed tonight for the next few
weeks, as is the usual wont of
this Bagley avenue house each
Summer.
Today is the last day for Cheers
for Miss Bishop" and That IN
certain Feeling" and then dark
ness will descend until some time
late in July or early in August,
when the new product comes in.
This leaves the Fox and Michi-
gan as the major first runs down.
town to provide you with flicker
fun during the warm weeks to
come.
FOX LINEUP
The Fox has quite a lineup
ready. starting this Friday with
THE Flame of New Orleans" in
which Marlene Dietrich and Bruce
Cabot really take you back TO
old Orleans I'm the days OF CO.
QUOTES and dandies.
Rene Clair, delightful master
mind of French comedy and
internationally recognized direc-
tor, makes this as his first Holly
wood picture and in the support
ing cast you will find Roland
Young. MiScha Auer and Andy
Devine.
The other picture on this bill
will be "She Knew All the
Answers. another comedy along
the lines of The HouSekeeper' S
Daughter" Franchot Tone is
Joan'S co-Star in this one.
SUNNY COMING
On Friday. June 20, Sunny. "
with the English star. Anna
Neagle. in the role Marilyn Miller
made famous, opens at the Fox
on bill with another picture to
be announced later.
Abbott and Costello follow their
success in Buck PriVateS" with
a nautical sequel. I'm the Navy, "
which will be the Fox attraction
for June u.
Moon Over Miami" the musical
with Betty Cradle. Don Ameche.
Carole Lands and Jack Haley. is
set for the Fourth of July holiday
hit, and after that "Mantrap'
will open on July IL.
MERCURY OPENS
Best wishes and good luck TO
the new Mercury Theater. which
swings open its doors at Shaeffer
and SiX-Mile roads this evening to
let in the first throngS.
The theater, a beautiful one
has a new type of lighting de-
scribed as Black lighting but
don't Jet them pull the neon over
your eyes. it really is a very
effective type Of soft. filtered light
which Eliminates but eliminates
glare.
5 unn ing appointments and
comfortable puSh-back seats OF
air-foam make you rest in peace
and does away with having ia
rise every time Junior wants 10
60 out TO the candy counter.
An unusual feature is the set
lof bronze plaques containing the
autographs of practically every
one you ever heard of in pic
lures except Mickey Mouse, who
only signs himself Disney.-C. c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11

dancing teacher in the Texas town
from which they both come.
Leroy sings May l Never Love
Again and You Stepped Out Of
a Dream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-11
PASTERNAK LEAVING

Joe Pasternak, famous producer
and the man who took Universal
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Naval
CONTINUED From First Page)

(COnmnued From First PageD
a big German bomber in a fight ap-
parently at sea.
A cablegram from London on De-
cember 27, signed "Beaverbrook, "
said:
This morning the First Lord of
the Admiralty told me that JU88 has
been brought down by a Grumman
fighter known as the Martlet."
Mr.. Grumman told the committee
this meant that "our plane shot
down one of the latest German
bombers.' He added, "I imagine
that was the first time that had hap
pened."
Chairman Vinson asked Mr.
Grumman if he had any suggestions
to make which would facilitate pro-
duction at this plant.
"One of the things. already being
done to some extent. that would help
would be standardization of install
lation of parts between planes built
for Great Britain and those for the
States" Mr.. Grumman said.
He said his plant could have pro-
duced 200 more planes had designs
been standardized, adding that the
output had been reduced in order
to include bullet-proof tanks, wind
shields and more guns.
The only delay the company has
encountered, the witness said, has
been in delivery of armor plate.
Mr.. Grumman said his company
is producing 40 fighters month.