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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Athletics Give
M(Nair Release

PHILADELPHIA, Dec s GNS)
Just two weeks short of his
eightieth birthday. the venerable
Connie Mack today once again
began the laboriouS process OF re-
building his Athletics.
First step was the outright re-
lease Of infelderS Bill Knicker-
booker, Eric McNair, form r
Tiger, and Larry ESchcn and out
fielder Mike Kreevich. At the
same time, Mack revealed that the
As may also lose the services Of
Louis y. Buddy Blair, third
baSeman, who expects 10 be
drafted soon
KnlCkerbocker and NCNair arc
l0-year men and entitled 10 their
free agency krceviCh has had
eight years i'm tho majors, and
ESChen came fresh from the cam
pus Of 81. Lawrence University
last summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

class 10 meet and beat Carmen
Notch Pittsburgh we'terwelght
mere not so long ago need no
introduction 10 joyce. a clever
boxer with a good punch the Chi
Caco Negro has also defeated HaT-
vey DubS and Sammy Secret
among those known here.
He's done well against nation
ally recognized competition. too.
having defeated Lou Jenkins twice
before the Sweetwatcr Tex light
weight started on the downward
trail. Joyce is currently rated a.
the number two challenger Of the
NatiOna Boxing Association which
insists that he be included m tho
elimination series now planned TO
determine 4 new champion
Laken SAID ne hoped 10 match the
winner of the Rodak-Joyce clash
with the winner OF the Tippy Lar
kcn-Beau Jack fight IN New York
victor Of which will be recognized
by the New York State Boxing
Commission rs worlds lightweight
champion
Arrangements have already been
completed, Laken said. to match
the winner Of the Goldberg Trans
parent bout with Chalky Wright.
recently depoSed featherweight
champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Helm Omits Dutch Clark and Parker

Although he named Dutch Clark of the Lions and Ace
Parker Of the Dodgers The best FIVE backs he faced
AlTime AlOpponent selected
for the New York Post The New York Giants great center
retired from football accept coaching position
explained balanced club and chose Ernie Pine
for his blocking back.
Ok Emerson placed at left guard, named from the
Lions Emerson Of the who with Dutch Clark
helped the Detroit club of 1885 the National League cham
rionship heard Of assistant of Jimmy
Crowley AZ the North Carolina Navy Pre- Flight School.
Following is Helms alstar
Left end-Don Hutson, Green Bay
Left tacke-Cal Hubbard. Green Bay
Left guard-Ox Emerson. Detroit
Center Bulldog Turner Bears.
Right guard-Siike Mlchalske Green BAY
Right tackle-Turk Edwards Washington.
Right end Bill Hewitt, Bears.
Quarterback-Ernie Pinckert Washington.
Left halfbsck-Ssmmy Baugh Washington.
Right halfback-C1f Battles. Washington.
Fulback-Bronko Nsgurski, Bears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
ChicagO'S Loss
Willie Joyce, Leo Kodak, Windy City Fevorites,
70 Fight Monday at Arena Gardens
BY CLAYTON HELPER

Chicago's loss viii be Detroit'S
gain Monday night a Arena Gar
denS when Willie Joyce of Gary
Ind. and Leo Kodak. Windy City
teathcrWolght. meet IN a l0-rOund
bout Al 9Arena Gardens.
Although he makes his home
in Gary. Joyce has earned his rep
utatiOn i'm Chicago He's a light
weight, and ms clash with Kodak.
a Polish boy, was a natural one
that seemed fated 10 90 unful-
filled until Jack Laken closed the
match yesterday
The Joyce Kodak bout viii he
half Of A double Wlndup that also
features Benny Goldberg and
Lou Transparent in another To-
rounder One Of the top ranking
fcatherwcightS IN the business, the
Baltimore fighter holds victories
over Lou Salca, Joe Archibald and
Harry Jctfra
Like Transparent, Kodak viii
be making his first appearance
here. but he also comes with good
advance notices. one OF the most
active and widely travelled boxers
in the country ne numbers among
his victims Sammy AnCott. who
Just recently retired as lightweight
champion of the world.
Those who saw him step up a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

Interest in golf hero continued
last season. John J Ramsey.
chairman of tho publicity commit
tee. reporting that 225 columns Of
golf news appeared IN tho Detroit
papers. Announcement was mado
that the district purchased two
81 900 war bonds recently.
As president for the seventh
straight year StandlSh who is
called Mr.. Golf hy his associates.
now has equaled tho number Of
terms William G.. Curtis, now
honorary president. served Told
that StandiSh had caught up with
him Curtis said. Good work
Jimmy; now co out and crack the
record He meant n. too.
All tho other officers also were
reelected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Can't Beet En-, Says Colonel Bradley

Speaking of boss racing bad for the bettors
If they'll pay any attention.
II is this When a such Col. f. r. Bradley says
betting those who have the
advantage of and training than OF the best
the country should be sufficient warning to those
without the advantages stop trying 10 beat it.
Good handicappers Bradley said, in the old bookmaking
DAYS occasionally able good haul He
those who $40 bill into huge
tune. they shrewd for they continued
gamble and eventually went broke.
For three years Colonel Bradley kept
all Of his bets and his racing show that he lost 10
his investments exactly the amount the mutue
machines have taken from him for the and track
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Orders
Alumni
Stay Home

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 1NS)
Students, alumni and fans Of
competing football teams in the
Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl foot
ball games will not he allowed 10
travel 10 tho games. the Office Of
Defense Transportation has ruled.
In kilograms 10 inc sponsors Of
the games, ODT Director Eastman
explained that supplying tho
travelling teams with tickets for
sale in the home communities
would violate his request for local
sale only.
Eastman advised the Now Or
leans Midwinter Sports ASSocia-
tion that sales for tho Sugar
Bowl contest should bc limited 10
sale only in New Orleans.
Ile wired Robert NJ. McCurdy.
president Of the Rose Bowl or
ganization, that he hoped travel
from Georgia 10 Pasadena Cal,
will he limited TO essential players
and the coaching staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Senior 10 Coach
Dartmouth Swimmers

HANOVER, ~ y. Dec. SOUP.
Karl Michael. swimming coach
al Dartmouth College, has been
granted leave Of absence 10
accept 4 commission as a junior
lieutenant IN the naval reserve.
the Dartmouth athletic council
announced today. Fred Worthen.
Dartmouth senior. will take over
MichaelS duties for the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Glamour. Too
Madeleine Carroll Adds II
10 Pro Game

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 8 ms
The benefit game between the
National pro league all-StarS and
the league champions in Philadel-
phia December = may not be a
thrcc-rlng circus bar it'll come
pretty close 20 qualifying
Officials Of the United Scamcn e
Service. beneficiary Of tho contest.
announced 'ncy expect Hollywood
screen star Madeleine Carroll 10
auction OF 'he game bah Admiral
Albert z Randall i0-year veteran
o. 'He merchant marine. l> aITang-
ing 20 present srtcrs heroes Of
recent n3Na. actions during Tho
course 80 'tr game
The aI--'arS meanwhile arc
schedules '1 arrive Monday ~ he-
CIn practice session Their oppo-
ei'ion VIII 30 dec dcd SUNDAY
when The Chicago Bear, and 'fc
Washington Redskins CLASH m tho
annual playG0 p Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
OK EMERSON PICKED By MEL HEN

There appears of thought in the navy
conditioning young It, Com Gene Mnney, strong
exponent SCOTS team play whereas 1t Com
Tom Hamilton Of the pefght schools is Just warm an
advocate Of body contact sports
All Of which may make the opinion Of 1t Hank GreenberE
physical the Fort Worth Air Field in Texas worth
little,
Baseball i used In program solely conditioner
initiative" Lieutenant Greenberg quoted
recently Baseball isn't body contact sport hut has Its
place making soldiers requires quick decisions quick
hands quick vision and a OF muscular
- ordination.
ANYHOW. like play II and they get out
caiSthencS CalSthenics good. but
sport developing initiative the comba
instinct"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
M Quintet in Front
Only Once, That's Enough
Wolverines Win
Over Spartans
In Overtime

ANN ARBOR. Dec s. Univer-
Sity Of Michigan opened IT'S 1912
AZ season by taking a close game
from Michigan State by the score
Of 36-3l. The Wolverines were in
front only once. and that was in
the last minutes OF the overtime
period
Michigan started on slowly and
trsiled AZ the half. 1916. In the
first half both teams looked very
ragged. The shooting was mac
curate and the ball handling
faulty.
But the second half was a dlf-
ferent story. With Bob WieSe in
the lineup. Michigan began TO
creep up. WieSe started chopping
his one-handed shots through the
hoop from almost any place on
the floor and the rest of the
Wolverines soon followed suit.
With only a minute 10 play
Capt. Jim Mandler sank free
throw 10 tie up the game and send
II into overtime. State scored first
IN the overtime. but Mandler and
WieSe soon put the Maze and Blue
into comfortable lead.
The highlight was the playing of
the sophOmores Wiesc. Strack and
Anderson. WieSe was the spark on
the offense and Strack, who halls
from Indiana. led the defensive
play. Michigan still looks rather
green hut its prospects are much
better than they were year ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Criinnmins Gains
On Ned Day

CHICAGO Dec. s Youth is
having its fling IN the sll-s,ar
bowling match championships in
session AZ the Auditorium service
men center here
With the exception Of Andy
Narlpapa. Brooklyn. the Joe Kirk
wood Of bowling and Adolph
Swedel Carlson. Chicago all Of
the 10 leaders in the field Of 100
are comparative youngsters who
have come 10 the front in recent
years
Eugene Buddy Bomar. the 27-
ycar-old Houston Tex. ace is a
comparative newcomer IN the
ranks OF bowling's leaders Dawes
ComingS. Kansas City. and George
Young, Long Island. y y. are
both in their twentieS. ComlngS and
Young arc tied for second place
in the stands with 3O56 for the
first Is games
Connie Schwoegler, the husky
22O-pounder from Madison. Wis
is p while the majority Of the
other pace settlers are comparative
rockies
The high 10 men in the field Of
100 will ioin with champion Ned
Day Of West AlliS WIS., and chal-
lenRer Johnny CrlmmlnS Of De
troit. after the first 40 games Of
competition for tho title.
CrlmmIns picked up mileage on
Day in their 90-game match yes
ferday as the pair staged a bowl
ing oddly by both scoring Identical
totals IN two matches Crimmins
heat the champ 92l 10 800. in the
FIRST block. but they teamed 10
score 972 in tho second block and
repeated with identical 937 counts
in the final
Joe Norris finally found the
range for a 9s7 series late last
night. but the other DetroiterS
failed 10 cause the custodian Of the
standing board any trouble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Rally By Titdns
Is Wiped Out

CHAMPAIGN Ill. Dec & Uni
verSity OF Detrolt'S TitanS. trailing
by Is points az the intermission.
came back here last night 10 ont
score Illinois in tho final half, but
lost, 1926. in the seasons opener,
before a crowd of 5277.
Led by Lee KnorCk and Bill
SChrihcr, the TilanS closed the gap
after SIX minutes of play in the
final half and with 10 minutes re-
naming were only ; points in ar
rearS. Knorck got five goals IN tho
last 20 minutes and SChriber
haggrd three and a free throw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
District viii VnIch--uud Wait

effort comes before anything else.
u was made plain by the district
officials.
The association. following the
lead of the CSGA. Cancelled Us
championship tournament last
summer when as Harvey Olson
chairman Of the tournament com
mlttec. reported only the league
matches and the fathcT-and-Son
tournaments were played. These
proved most successful.
The district assisted in conduct.
ing the Hale America tournament
last season and. with lis member
clubs again willhe ready 10 stage
tournaments or matches for war
relief agencies Thousands ~ dol
lars were cleared for various
causes last summer. q re-
port by secretary Hal White
showed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Whis+Iin' Bob Wise on Odds

There many Whsin Bob stories about the late
Bob Smith who trained Csvacade for Mrs Isabel Dodge Sloane
told his physician during Illness
few relative asked the doctor what Bobs chances
pulling through and the medico thinking Bob
conscious stood the Of the and explained
ITS about 10 to | he doesn't survive"
Ssy, Doc whispered Whistln Bob hearing the remark
that's good price 10 Just reach In pants
pockets $40 bill I'll take those odds
for a sawbuCk."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Sinkwith 10 Receive
Grid trophy Tonight

NEW YORK Dec s tPH.-
Frankie Slnkwicr aJ-Aworica
hack from GcDrga University. will
receive the HrI,Tar Memorial
Trophy for sli-aroIu9 excellence
or the grdlrou bore Tor cnf ~ n
dinner IN bus honor
SlrkWIch. attuei RI inc uniform
~ the MARINES private FIRST class
arrived here Yesterday with Geor-
e. cnarr WaL-N BIZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

Three Commute mat bouts arc
carded for the Falrvicw Gardens,
Mack and FaIrNiew avenues. to-
night each a natural for the
east side fans.
One Will be the long delayed
bout between tho Australian. Stan
ley Buresh and Flash Gordon.
former mystery man BurcSh Chal-
lengcd Gordon when he was wear
Ing a mask but the match never
came of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
orr the Hook
BY
Leu Walter

It's Just Habit Jimmy Wing defense
man drew lO-minue misconduct penalty hockey
between TORONTO and MONTREAL December 3 believe
NOT In the wire and summary there the middle Of
the third period penalties
as ne Actually Toe Blake received The penalty
me telegraph operators used sending Orando
even bother 10 remember who This dept has
often ict referees work the principle They often penaze
inc Detroit bad man for ohenes that hundred other
could get away with The reputation
In the Bank: When Chicago through
cawng the Washington Redskins their plnyon
Sunday they won't have 10 hitchhke they'll
loaded with That's because Hala.'
ideas holding 30 ~ his players
the end 81 the The Bears bonuses
there's that payoff cash.
Billy THURMAN: Billy Taylor operates
the Toronto Maple Leafs profitable
but smoke shop Ohava
Congrcgate Billy follows the ady probably
plenty about the Jockeys of grabbing saddle
cloth holding him back. Anyway adopted for
foul opposing players continually they
pull Pulled Harry Watsons shirt the last
Red Wing And got with it every time
Beating 10 the An eye-caching head In " Y
PostJapers Pick Worst Sounds like might he something
novel In the selections perhaps the the
faced all football season But the story relates the fact
that Manhattan College has chosen Jimmy Worst
next football captain How'd like 70 have bond
Manhattan captains
and writers fall?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Fight Results
nv Iniied Press

nv United Press
SFW YORK Joe Vsr0T 13sis New
YORK 1Y' Pointed Tom carlo 10 Wstsr.
bury conn tf RAY Ne'arde 1ST. Cal.
fornia. ouipon'ed Fred Graham. i52. New
YORK tSt
NEWARK. y wallace cross ga
Fast Orange y D. Knocked out Joe ca
reilI 2Ot Hartford Conn a.
HOLyOKE Mass Henry VasqIez 135
New York ou'pointed Richie LsmOs, I3t,
Los Angeles tiOi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Additional Sports
On Page Is
Yale, Columbia Resume RiUalry

NFW YORK Doc. 8 tUP).-CoIlmhia CniverStys first
football contest with Harvard - years will eight game
gridiron schedule n 1913
The Harvard scheduled for Cambridge October 2
viii hc tho first meeting between the clubs since 1901
Another newcomer Yale which viii Columbia N Baker
Field October after lapse of four
Tho schedule. October Harvard Cambridge October
Yale October Is Army Wc> Point October % PennSy an7
October November g. Dartmouth November
-, Navy; November 20. Colgate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
College Basketball
Illinois - Detroit as
Indiana sG wabash IN

Illinois - Detroit a.
Indiana "a wabash IN
Michigan "a Michigan state ~ lover.
imsi
western Miehigan 81 Northwestern ~.
Fordham 81 Fort Monmouth -
virginia 81 Navy yard rs
Lorn College 81 Iowa state Teachers as.
Lawrence 81 DePaup 81.
pePAul ~ Glrnvtew ~
NIAGARA A. Akron 50
Msromh Teachers Gs Illinois College -.
South Dakota Unvsrsitv 60. Nehrasks m.
s. Mar 20 Winoua sfats Tsaehsrs 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
NO HANDICAP CARDS

For the first time In four years
handicap cards won he issued
next summer. Lewis !. Lepper
handicap chairman announced a
sum Of 1894 was realized for the
district through Tho sale NJ these
cards last season However. =
handicap chart listing players Of
Is strokes and under Will be com.
piled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
COUNTS on HIS SPEED
II think WAtsons speed may
increase the effectiveness ~ the

lncTehhe the etfectiNeneas of inc
line said Adams
But II is an open secret he has
been disappointed IN LlScombes
recent play The chunky veteran
from Gait is still the Wings sNc-
ond high scorer with is points.
only one loss than Bruneteau. hht
he has racked up only seven points
IN the last Il games
LlSCombe started with two
points against Boston. SGT his
league record Of seven points in
the lZ-5 rout of New York and
then went SIX games without even
an assist He's been picking up tho
odd point recently but hasn't been
skating 10 Adams satisfaction
Watson has 10 scoring points.
with six goals. the same number
as LiScombe. The Wing bosses feel
he may iii right in there with Mud
and Howe while LiScombe may
put on squirt 10 lit the efficiency
Of the third line. The Wings viii
need lft 10 match the Leafs at
Toronto and Boston here Sunday.
The Red Wing scoring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Three One Hour Bouts
On Fairview Card
TONIGHr'S BoUTs

STANLEY Buresh. Australia. Flash
Gordon, Hollywood In fans
frankie Hart Toronto va Dale Hsddock
Toledo 2 IN fans
Harold ChagndN Detroit vs. Frankie
Clemens. Detroit IN 3 fsUs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

Totals - 10 81 Totals IN 25
Score a. halt Illinois Z Detroit s
Officials f + Gibbs 81 Thomas
Feed Young Glhnos Wesleyan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Bermuda Promotes Lily BowP

FERMibA. Dec lJP. Football teams composed army
a.a r4tA personnel stationed here
tr ..y to*I game j. Vas announced ods,
football stars nc.dcd 're local lneups
played would American football
VA played scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Wings Warned
Plunge TO 4th
Threatens En-
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Although they have acquired a
firSt-place habit, the Detroit Red
Wings may find themselves down
in fourth place when they make
their next start against the
Toronto Maple Leafs at Toronto
Saturday night. And Manager Jack
Adams isn't sparing words or work
in preparing his hockey club Tor
the fight back 10 first place.
This National Hockey League
race il getting 80 close u isn't
funny" said Adams this morning
as he sent his players hustling
through practice. Boston has
new strength. Toronto and Chi
cagO are moving along. n Bos-
ton wins from Chicago tonight
on home ice we drop from second
to third place. II Toronto wins
nj home from Chicago Thursday
night we're fourth. Toronto,
Chicago and Boston will be tied
for first, one point ahead ~ us."
THREE GO ON BIKE
With the Red Wings turning
away customers az home, Adams
is trying 10 avoid further letdowns
or any possibility Of lack of con-
dition by his players He has
shaken up two OF ms lines, ordered
10 miles day until Saturday on
the training bicycle for Joe Car
veth. Carl LiScom be. Connie
Brown and Jimmy Orlando.
I'VE have the personnel 10
win and we're not going to let
the Red Wings fans down II
hard work and aggressive play
can win for u.s." said Adams.
However. Adams is easing up on
Capt Sid Abel and Don Crosse
among others. Abel has a persiS-
tent charley horse IN his left Veg.
GrnSSa- playing Nth n cast on
one OF has wrists due 10 a Separa-
ton. DefenSeman Jack Stewart IL
also taking II easy TO give his
cracked ribs chance 10 heal. He
expects 10 play against the Leafs
Saturday The Wings missed him
as Toronto dropped them 10 sec
ond place with the 2-2 tie Sunday.
Adams didn't surprise many
close followers Of the Wings with
the shakeup which brought Harry
Watson. the 19-yesr-old left wing
from Saskatoon, up 10 replace
Carl LiScombe on the Wings most
potent line with sgd Howe and
Mud Bruneteau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

Chcagos loss VIII be DetrotS
when Willie Joyce. Gary ago
DnInI NL1rdr.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

TONIGHT'S GAME
Chicago ~ Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

EASIERN DIVISION
Evening star., 1942-12-04
Plan Would Allow Cabinet
Part in CONGRESS Debate
Py the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
A plan to permit cabinet members
to participate in congressional de-
bates has been presented to Con-
gress by Representative Thorn, Dem
ocrat, of Ohio, who said a similar
system had proved valuable to the
English Parliament.
Introducing a bill yesterday to
carry out the plan Mr.. Thorn sug-
gested it would do away with mis-
understandings between the execu-
tive and legislative branches.
Representative Hoffman, Repub-
lican, of Michigan, submitted a res
olution for congressional investi-
cation into what he termed a Ma
tion-wide, persistent effort" before
the November elections to brand
some members of Congress as dis
loyal and unpatriotic.
while the falsity and unfairness
of the charges so made were DEM
onstrated at the polls on November
3, last, the effort to discredit the
Congress of the United States, to
destroy its effectiveness as CO.
ordinate branch of the Government,
still continues and naturally tends
to create, and does create. disunity
and to interfere with the effective
prosecution of the war;" Mr.. Hoff-
man said.
Evening star., 1942-12-04
Bradbury Heights Group
Asks New Park Portal

The Bradbury Heights Citizens
Association last night advocated
construction of an entrance to Fort
Dupont Park at or near the inter-
section of Alabama avenue and
Burns street Sc, and improvement
Of paths within the park area.
Frank P. Randolph, who intro
duced the resolution, outlined the
history of the park since its erection
as fort during the Civil War.
The association recommended
that letter be written to the cap
tain of the 18th precinct, requesting
that traffic policeman be stationed
at the intersection of Thirty-eighth
street and Alabama and Pennsyl-
vania avenues Sc, during school
rush hours.
Samuel E. Peake told members
that Seat Pleasant express buses
refused to stop for school children.
thus forcing them to wait until the
local buses came along
"One bus driver today refused to
pick up some school children at
Pennsylvania and Minnesota ave-
nues Sc" Mr. Peake said. Instead
he told them to wait for the local
and closed the door in their faces"
Mr.. Peake expressed the fear that
this procedure would work a hard
ship on the children on cold DAYS,
adding that the particular bus, on
which he was riding, was not full.
The association met at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Baker, 4465
Alabama avenue Sc.