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the door. Drake opened 1t, and
Cassandra Tower came into the
room. She was out of breath and
a little disheveled. Paris strug-
gled awkwardly to his feet.
Cassie! What's up?"
i've got to talk to you a min
ute"
Drake wheeled a chair for
ward Sit down, Cassie"
She looked at him and nod
ded but remained standing.
Paris stared curiously at Cas-
sandra. She had that look he
had seen a few times before -
desperate - q sort of shocked
desperation.
"Sit down, Cassie. What's the
matter?"
Her eyes seemed to come
slowly to focus, almost as If she
had difficulty in seeing.
Paris - you remember the
other night?"
"Of counsel" His voice was
suddenly hoarse.
"You said-when--when you
came back - would ! marry
you."
Eyes, Cassie. meant it. I'll
say it again"
"Parris!"
"You look scared"
"You you did mean what
you said?"
"Of course ! did"
Then let me 60 with you -
now"
"Now?"
eyes, now. I've got to. I'll run
away somewhere - let me 60
with you. IL can take care Of
you"
But Cassie, I don't UNDER
stand you. I-why. ] cant get
married now. I've got to get
through - all that study first.
Why" He stopped. II seemed
an unbelievably absurd propos-
al. Why - he almost wanted to
say he wasn't grown up yet.
Suddenly, every vestige OF
expression left her features. Her
face seemed TO 70 dead.
Never mind" Her voice, too,
seemed utterly lifeless. She
turned to 60.
Ito be Continued)
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Benny Singer he took care OF
out Of his own expense account.
Then, leaving Anna in charge
of the sale, he moved in with
Drake McHugh.
II couldn't 60 back - out
there" he told Lawes and Skef-
fington.
"A gentleman, Colonel" OBJ
served Patterson Lawes when
Paris had left.
The Colonel did not answer.
He was making great ado with
his handkerchief.
Amazing to see a youngster
take the death Of an old woman
so hard"
Paris was sorting and pack
ing boks. He sat back on his
heels and wiped his face on his
sleeve.
Its been awfully good of
you, Drake, to take me in -
Just now
"AW-"
II haven't been - / guess !
can't be any fun to be with"
II wanted you to stay here.
l wish you wouldn't 60 away
at all"
II half wish so, too, Drake.
Or--that you'd come along"
Nope. Guess my place is
round here"
Drake"
Yep"
You haven't said anything
about Louise"
"Ain't seen her - to talk to
her - since that day you came
along"
You're not fair to her."
How do you figure that out?"
"Well, she can't follow you
around and try to see you"
Paris reached for q pillow
and put II under his head. Gee,
I'm too tired to get up from
here"
You've had q pretty big day,
kid. Take 1t easy .. Listen!
What's that?"
whats what?"
II hear someone running up
the drive"
Paris sat up. There was q
rush of steps on the long side
porch, then a quick knock at
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other emotion effectively block
ed them off. No: all that he and
Cassie were to each other seem
ed to have its existence in a
separate world world OF
their own in which they were
accountable only to each other.
II was like - some almost for
gotten words came easily to his
mind - II was like his and
Renee's secret lake"
"Parris!"
Eyes, Renee?"
"What did you say"
II was still dark when they
reached the gate on c berry
street.
Good night, Paris"
He kissed her. Good night
my sweetheart"
Paris heart grew heavier
and colder with every step. He
did not wish to 60 home. He
felt shut out of 1t.
He went slowly up the ter
race steps and to his room. He
had been there but few min
utes when Anna knocked and
opened the door.
Zach, Paris, you are here!'
Eyes. ! just came in. IL was
out"
II know. I know. I came for
you at midnight when DR.. Cor
don left"
Paris sprang to his feet.
"She-is she-?"
Anna looked out Of the win
dow at the coming dawn. Since
them" she went on, "she hasn't
llgssOwn anything. ! called for
you, but you were not here. ]
thought maybe-I hoped, Par
RE, maybe II would be over be-
fore you came In" She spoke
rather apologetically.
Paris did not answer. He was
not even thinking. This was
The hour. All the long dread
and apprehension and terror
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EKIA l..sTQRY,
RI " BEL AlAANk
A. WORLD is SHATTERED
CHAPTER XVII


do you love me, Cassie?"
He felt her stiffen. Her voice
was thin and colorless as she
answered.
II don't know, Paris"
He was suddenly angry, but
even in this half-dark he could
see the haggard, ravaged look
that came into her face.
"Never mind, honey, meyer
mind. If you don't want ~to say
il - but somehow / guess just
want you to say the words"
He stood quite still as though
his question had somehow ia
ken away her power to move
or think. There was, he thought,
almost look Of horror on her
face. l
"Never mind, Cassie darling,
-"
"rlease don't say II, Paris.
Everything II perfect until we
Try to talk about it. Don't try
70 understand me-"
Back Of all the stormy ques-
lions that arose against her
slranee retreat was one small
cool question that thrust itself
Into The heated melee Of his re-
sentiments She never permit
I'd him 70 say, that he was in
love with her. Just here he was
o6Dcurely aware of some just
no1e ~ NJ, some intimation of
hor enn that dictated her be-
ohs y ~ aoaAething TO him
5thnt lco ~ selear definition.
y ~ o21 - fyoublod him.
RI $3.50 = her -,
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XuIIaS Gift Suggestions

RETURNED MaEnavoN Radio Pho
n0zfRph like new. WIu sell for
balance. Grlnnell Bros. ti0 ~.
Michigan.
AIRCRAFT KITs-CD. Comet. Meg
ow StauEel e. Capitol SIS. ~.
Cross 81. open Z and 30
USE OUR CONVENIENT Lay-Away
Plan for your Piano purchase.
Npsi Piano Co, to2 p. Michigan,
GIVE MAGAZINES FOR Christmas.
Sner'Bl club rates Richardson
Pharmacy -0t ". Michigan.
LONE RANGER-Iariat- IN Hold
er HaUdaUa
THuRNE TIRE co 800 r. Michigan.
ELECTRIC TOASTERs. Roasters.
ss=ff1= +s--s4s -aGa elfsea makers
Srasfyr.s Huron So store.
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SEEKS INCREASE

lansing, Mich NaaE- las
The state welfare commission de-
clded to ask for $4,000, 900
Increase for the next blennium.
n granted, the additional funds
will permit the average old age
pension to leap from 5000 to s38
per month. two dollars under the
maximum provided by law Nv
funds would permit the average
mothers pension to be 5000 pr
month instead Of t3f and place tho
blind on a par with old age assist
ancp
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-25

SHOP SOW Tor Christmas COM
plete selections of coasters. roas.
ters. shlVers. iu.gers and coffee
makers Grlnnell Bros. alo W.
Michigan
RENTAL studio piano Ike new.
bench Included BIE savings. Grin
nell Bros 2lo W. Michigan
TOYS, Dancing dolls. sewing ma
chimes. furniture bought or tNc1.
Norton's - T. cross. Ph 2o92
CHRISTMAS CARDS Box assort-
meut. select while stock is COM
plete pursnrs. 2 W. Michigan.
ORDER NOW before Dec llth,
Ayon's line % Famous Cosmetics
and Christmas Glft sets Deliver.
les made any time YOU saw after
rrr 18TH Puv ~ifr- rl-lts-f-4
Jean Brown. phone SSt-J
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EXPRESSES CONCERN

Detroit. Nov. BINS Express
ing concern over repeated Incidents
Of a similar nature. Mayor Edward
Jcffries ordered two detectives
10 probe the incident in which
a couple OF gangs OF young hood
lums smashed several store win
dows and wrecked pool hall. I
can understand robbery and even
murder" said the mayor But this
thing has me puzzled I'd Ike 10
have the two detectives report to
US personally on what they dis
cover We should find out whether
this Is the result Of the war or
what"
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START PAYoFF

Centerllne. Mich. Nov. 25--1NS-
A $4,000 payof 20 200 depositors
Of the defunct Centerlna Saving
Bank was underway today Tho
current 10 per cent payoff lifts TO
S7i2 per cent the total paid de-
Uositors since the bank entered
recciyership.
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THOMAS mARsToN DIES

Bay City. Mich, Nov. BINS
Funeral services will be held 20
day FOR Thomas r. Marsfon, -.
manager OF tn East Michigan
Tourist Association since its Or
ganIzatlon in 1924 He died after
an illness OF several months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-25
Real Estate
Houses For sale
Homes For Low
Payments

Unable 10 renta WAY not
buy? We stlll have a fair
selection OF homes AZ low
down payments.
% $500 DOWN. Brand new bun
galow. Living room kitchen,
two bedrooms, dining space
and bath with shower Recrea-
ton space IN basement Locat-
ed IN well restricted area.
payment
previously held AT higher down
(O $500 DOWN. room bungalow
located Just outside city. with
taxes less than SIS yearly.
Convenient 20 bomber Plant
Basement, furnace, aud garage.
Total price only $500.
90 $3.50 DOWN: Buys brand new
defense home within walking
distance Of bomber Plant
These homes have fun insula-
ton. double floors, shady lots,
and many other features OF
higher priced homes, Yet they
sell for only $4,000 to $500.
including all interest charges.
Prepaid fire insurance policy
good for years also included
with each house sold Our
builders have prinritles Tor
only a few more, So Won had
better select one Of these low
priced homes soon.
NOTE: IMMEDIATE. POSSES
sion can be given "a any OF the
homes advertised ahaVe.
Ehman & 0reensfreet
40 w. Michigan. Phone 1871
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Real Estate
Wanted To Rent

THREE ROOM furnished or partly
furnished apt, couple, child ] "a
yrs old. Phone 54'-W
WANTED by young married couple.
furnished apartment by Dec. l..
26y-R.
SIX ROOM MODERN brick home.
furnished az New Dos ton. Phone
Npsiisnu 20Sl-M.
WANTED-Business girl small
apartment. Write Box LIS care
Press
WANTED Two refined working
ladies' desire reasonable light
housekeeping rooms in Npsllanu
or Wayne - Reynolds. G. s, % W
Cenftrid, Detroit
; OR 4 ROOMS, must Ne complete
and exceptionally well furnished.
Two employed adults. Write Box
La6, care Press.
3 ar ROOM unturnished apartment
wanted by three working girls.
Write Box LES care Press.
Houses For sale
s ACRES with new house 4 rooms
and hath, upstairs unfinished,
$1,000 90 down. call sunday or 10
90 ] week DAYS. T. X. Mureu. cor
ner Textile and plott Rd., 9 miles
west Ypsi of ne.
HOUSE FOR SALE-Now vacant,
modern. near Bomber. rooms.
Steam heat. Wrlru 3sS5 clark, at
Wayne, Mich. Paone 94O-R.
FIVE ROOMS and bath. large grassy
back yard, good location House
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Court for the County OF washtenaw.
In Chancery
MAUDE II. BROWN. Plaintiff
vs..
Richard Marvin, Dennis witherel.
Il. Dennis Witherel, or their unknown
heirs. deyisees, legatees and assigns.
Defendants.
Suit pending In tho Circuit Court
for the County Of WasItenaw in the
city OF Ann Arbor. in said County.
on November -, lg42.
In this suit II appearing from affl-
dayit on file that the whereabouts OF
the Defendants are unknown. on mo-
ton Of John T.. kirk, Attorney tor
Plaintiff IL IL ordered that the APP
pearance OF the Defendants be en-
tered IN said cause within three
months from the date Of this order.
GBO. W. SAMPLE
Circuit Judge.
LUELLA VI. SMITH. Clerk.
BY Irene A aeitz. Deputy Clerk
JOHN 4. kirk, Attorney for plain-
tiff Business Address: Ypsiianti.
NJ ichiRan.
This suit brought TO Quiet tho
Title for all those pieces or parcels
Of land situated IN the village Of
Milan, WaEntenaw County Michigan.
and described as follows:
Lots numbered seven. eight, and
nine, In Clark's Addition 10 the VII
lage 81 Milan. according 10 the re-
corded plat thereof
Adv. ms
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CASH BUYERS buying. List your
houses with Harry c. Poet, over
% years Real Estate experience.
Realtor. 90 n. Huron st. 1871.
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Wanted To Buy

Dead or alive Horses $3.50. Cattle
So 90. hogs, calves. sheen, according
10 size and conditions Dead animal
by-products are essential Ia our
government war effcrt Call
promptly while carcass Is fresh
and sound. Phone collect 10 Dar-
ling a Company. Detroit Vinawood
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Livestock

THANKSGIVING Turkeys. H. ".
Dickerson, a miles east OF Pros
poet Rd on Geddes Rd.
2 cows FOR SALE. South % Roller
Skating Rink on Ecorse Rd. $40
PARK Ave.
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Employment
+elp Wanted-Male or Female

7eIp WhHtru-Mafe OF VH'Hfo
CUSTODIAN wanted at once for Gil
bert Community House man and
wife preferred single man consid-
cred. Apartment will he provided
Man may be otherwise employed
provided furnace is cared for and
wife does cleaning. Address letter
70 L-2t care Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-25
HOUSEHOLDS Furnishings

USED AND NEW furniture Of all
kinds coll Springs, Mattresses.
stoves Of all kinds, Refrigerator.
Washers. Main Furniture Store. 200
N Main 81. Ann Arbor.
NEW ESTATE electric range, 2
ovens, aluminium cooker and grid
die. also timer and lamps. See Mr.
Iuedemann NJ Moore Furniture
Store. y. Washington ST.. 10 a. m.
to ] p. m
DOUBLE coil spring and bed. very
good condition Pm. 202l-J
FURNITURE. dishes. clothing, gar
den tools. @. +. Refrlg. Thurs. Fri
Sat. mornings. 1913 Z. Forest.
FINE 18th Century mahogany desk
and book case. double Hollywood
bed. SnrlnR-Alr sleep-cushion matt
resH, tnffeta quilted head board
and spread i143 r. Forest
FOR sALE--3 or room oil heater,
$500. slf Congress.
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Real Estate
Rooms For Rent


CLEAN Comfortable room Tor three
men, shower and near Bomber
Plant 1919 e. Davis
RODMS-in new home. double and
single for girls, l226 Westmor-
land, IA. 1870, Eve, sat or sun
ROOMS and kitchenette for lady de
Tense workers OF good habits
Phone 7o6-W.
SLEEPING ROOM. steam heat, near
Bomber Plant. 1881 f. Davis Men
preferred
MEN. Defense workers, 2 warm
rooms S4O0 each, one block from
bus line.l21s Forest Ave, Ann Ar
Dor
ROOM for two girls. twin beds in
nerspring mattresses, 3o5 Maple
ROOM FOR three girls. single beds.
II n. Normal
s'Nctr o~ -aor 10 non.
STEAM HEATED sleeping room with
private bath room for persons.
Inquire 3lS y. Normal St
YOUNG business girl desires room
mate, single beds, near downtown
section. Write Box Lao in care Of
Ypsllanu Press.
Wanted To Rent
TWO OR THREE room furnished
apt I'm or near Ypsilanti. Adults.
Box L-2G, care Press.
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FINE S-room home, wired for
stove, extra storage space. deep
well with electric system Good
lot, well located. only $4,000.
CHOICE room modern country
home, ear garage. Well land
scaped.
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Merch

FOR sALE-Man's top coat. size 10.
like new, 1890. 339 Main St
Belleville.
LADY'S black cloth coat for sale
Light fur collar. Size 10. Like new.
Phone l70b-J
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REAL ESTATE 49, General Insurance
Ross K Bower. 1903 W. Michigan
phppa CCA
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MUST SILL 1927 Ford Convertible
Sedan IN good condition radio.
heater. $3.50 90 3naiz Maple st,
BI I22U.W
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Wanted To euy
erokeraue Carda

FOR CASH-Five or six room mod
ern house, Write Box Ii, care
Press. giving price and location.
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TRAILER for ront t25 90 per month.
1865 Pasadena Inquire Duane
Iueddors
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Merchandise
HOUSEHOLDS eurnshlnus

GAS STOVE for sale. s35. In good
condition. Real clean. al Woodland
Lyle Atkins
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Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit
Court for the County OF washteuaw,
In Chancery
MATDE II. BROWN, Plaintiff
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Lost and Found
Business Services offered

THE ORIGINRL-C. Shauan Roof
ing and Sheet Metal Co. Flat roof
service State insurance. 5l3 W
Cross. Phone 1853.
SEE r. S. GERGANOFF-aic
for house plans. zoe n. Washing.
ton Phone 1854
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THREE ROOM furnished or partly
furnished apt, couple, child "A
yrs old. Phone SAW.
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MODERN five room bungalow, gar
den space, fully Handicapped. Prefer
teachers or elderly couple Box
Las care Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-25
Announcements
Card Of Thanks
Riders Wanted

Riders Wanted
RIDERS wanted to Bomber Plant.
Dept. 947, 1850 20 1870 days. Call
sS4-J between z and .,
Lost and Found
LOST-Possihly IN Annex, sunglass-
es with owners prescription left
tense Reward. Room 62l, Hotel
Huron
LOST-Chld's high chair between
Willis and stony Creek store. Re
ward. Pm. lo11-W-1.
LOST-Browu fox terrier: name
Teddy S25 reward Bernard Nor
gan. III y. Huron 81
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DOUBLE coil spring and bed. very
good condition Pm. 202t-J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
OF the Hook 1s.y;. ~ Hs Waite,

It's rough road for Billy Jefferson the former ssssppi State
back the ungovernable looked
carrying wildcat when the Detroit Lions him the Fresh
Varsity fall The Lions had let him gotook
haback John Hall trade. Now the Philadelphia Eagles are
jefferson His tumble goal line
gave the Giants a touchdown Sunday.
har to nat Lewis, there
Red Wings with Marty Barry and
Larry Aue just few has boy almost ready for the
started school when his
Red Wing hero high school hero himself now He's
~ inches 1917 pounds plays for Shortrdge High OF
indianapolis Alerdce Princeton Mchi-
Anerdices, the regular hafbacks He's
a hurdle record while at Duluth
Central Michigan. Minnesota and Purdue after
him asked which school he going to You know
young "NeX winter Ill be l8and then
the air corps for me-"
Elmer Lach who suffered injuries last
season, flying again Les Canadien That young Jack
Adams back Canadian hockey team has goale
"Leaky" BoateS Mi Schmidt and Woody Dumart OF
duty with
Canadian Air Force and won't play out the season with
RCAF hockey According to Chicago reports the Chicago
Backhawks only couple of G back OF the Wings Their
and Harry Watson but that doesn
Frederic Mclaughlin who said to have refused the
Stanley Cup once because of postage due
Cornell alumni aren't taking the Big Reds football
heart because they feel losing
Carl Snayey little closer to the end OF his
Ithaca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Sdckmdns' 305S
Ties Major Lead
STANDINGS

Michigan Major League race Is
even closer today with six games
separating the first Ia clubs after
last nights rolling at Crest Lanes
and Ramona Recreations.
Sackmans stepped forth with
1034-1051 in 3058 for three from
Ramona and A share Of first place.
with Standard twice loser to Kop-
pitt. George Gingerella gained
second for individual series with
40 from 255-197-25S.
Foreman reached down into the
sack and took out 3021. thanks to
a IDOL finish which is second high
team game. Louis Rush flashed
$50 and Wayne Spaulding 637.
George Lingle of S e. s Tool had
|654; Cass Schlaff. Pepsi-Cola. 651:
Sherman Lambly Farris, 6l9; Carl
PolenS, Standard. els; Rudy
RohlfS, Sackmans. GOT.
De Luxe u went along on two
wheels in losing twice TO Olympic.
Louis Burr'S managers did only
1856 10 OlympicS' 2714 and skidded
into a tie for second with Pepsi
Cola and S e. S.
Standard had first place alone
until meeting Bill Morland's Kop-l
pitt. Koppitz cut off two by 1862
ito 2749. --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

tie for first with ChapatonS. three
times winner from Rainbow, 1922
to 2430.
Olympic lost twice to Palmer
Park and shares second with
Palmer. one game behind the lead
ers. Chapatons' 1922 is a new sea-
son high and their 927 is high sim
gle. Gladys Dempsey of Claytons
is the new leader for individual
series on COB from 220-177-206,
one of the few such totals to be
rolled by women nationally.
Other high scorers included Ger
trude Loughran. Standard. 542;
Ruth Johnson Altoona, 555; Elvira
Helms, Gears. $50; Connie Powers
and Vicky Kopja. Chapatons. $50 ;
Evelyn Lang. Kinney. 539; Stella
Hartrick. Olympic. 545; Thelma
Peterson, Palmer Park, 524.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Cards Game
Lions Chance
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Unless the Lions defeat the Chi
cago Cardinals Sunday at Briggs
Stadium they face the unpleasant
prospect of becoming the first
team in the history of the National
Professional Football League to go
through the entire season without
a victory.
AT the same time the game
offers the first real comparison of
the ability of Bill Edwards, re-
Gently deposed head coach. and
John (BulD Karcis. his successor
Under Edwards the Lions lost a
1870 game TO the Cardinals earlier
in the season at Chicago.
There's little hope for the Lions
If they can't get by the Cardinals,
for the balance of the schedule is
the most formidable faced by any
team in the league. The Green
Bay Packers. Chicago Bears. Pitts
burgh StealerS. Cleveland Rams
and Washington Redskins follow
in order.
The Steelers and the Rams offer
what might be considered the only
soft touches.
The Lions are confident they'll
reverse the previous score Sunday
They have confidence in Kar-
els and his method Of coaching.
When he tells them 10 do some
thing. they feel he knows what
he's talking about" says Bob
LatShaW. Lion publicity man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

pulsory fitness schedule. After
those hours, we will sponsor volun-
tary intramural sport.
II the committee so decides, the
champion intramural teams may
compete against top teams from
other schools. That is the only
possibility of interschool athletic
activity under the program.
First string coaches, usually ouI
best men, thus will be available tc
more pupils. Every boy will share
in the war effort. not just few
There will be no hard feelings II
the board rejects the varsity elm
nation clause in our proposal. We
were asked for a recommendation
We have made it. That is all we
can do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

Illustration. Watching a varsity
game, with the crowds. color and
rest of the drama it carries, is a
good way to combat those feelings.
The crowds leaving any stadium
eloquently express what l mean.
We have a physical fitness pro-
gram at Wayne. Every student
participates in athletics and -we
have varsity competition along
with it as an added inspiration.
Intramural sport has always
seemed like nothing more than
recreation 10 me. However. l I'M
derstand the proposed intramural
program in the high schools is to
be well supervised. 1t may work
out all right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
BY IVAN CHAPMAN
Assistant superintendent Of schools

First. / want 10 say that the
school principals, myself and all
others who had a hand in outlining
the physical fitness program for
the high schools. did not want to
see interSchool competition go.
However. after careful study,
we concluded that the shortage OF
personnel and the impoSSibility of
obtaining requirements, plus space
limitations, made the move a ne
ceSSity.
Our aim. we ask you TO remem-
Der. is TO fit the students for their
coming part in the struggle at
hand. II is not and never has been
our intention to abolish perma-
nently varsity competition. The
elimination will last only for the
duration.
Concretely. our plan stipulates
that every period hour in the
school day he devoted TO A COM