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Evening star., 1942-03-22
Weekend
Guests in
Arlington
Camden Residents
Attend Wedding
OF Miss Fowler

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fowler have
as their weekend guests Mr.. and
Mrs. George Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Quinn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hurf of Camden, N. j., who
came to attend the marriage last
evening of the former Miss Hazel
Fowler to Sergt. Charles P. Mills
which took place in the Cherry
dale Methodist Church.
Mrs. E. E. Odom will leave today
to visit her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gordon Blalock,
and their newly arrived son in
Tampa, Fla.
Miss Jane Marshall Bragg left
yesterday for Macon. Ga. where she
Will be the guest of Mrs. Fern Baker,
who formerly lived in Arlington.s
Miss Anne Draper and Miss Mar
guerite Rowell have arrived from
Smith College to spend their spring
vacation with their parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Warren F. Draper, in Living
stone Heights and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Rowell in Buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Van Setback
with their son, David, will leave
tomorrow for Detroit, where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Thorpe
have with them for several weeks
visit Mrs. Claude Chew of New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton C. Jones are
entertaining Mrs. Ashton C. Jones,
jr.. of Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Herbert Marcy is spending
two weeks in Miami with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Litz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Scott are en-
Pertaining Mr.. SCOTS mother, Mrs.
Stuart S. Scott of Hythe, Kent,
England. For the duration the senior
Mrs. Scott is making her home in
Sarnia, Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs James Fuller HAYES
have as their guest in their home
lin North Abingdon Mrs. Frank
Adams OF Berkley.
Mrs. William M. Stone will re-
turn today from weeks visit in
RidgeWood, N. j.. where she was
the guest of her BROTHER law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A.
Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Prem
dergast have returned from their
wedding trip to Florida and are at
home in Arlington Village. Mrs.
Prendergast is the former Miss Mary
Sodlink.
Miss Jean McKeever left yester-
day to visit friends in Chattanooga,
Tenn, and at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Musicale to Be Given

The monthly tea of the music Sec
ton OF the Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase tomorrow will be preceded by
musicale at 2:30 pm. The pro-
gram will include songs by Miss
Mary Apple, contralto, and piano
selections by Miss Irene Lerch. Mrs
James Steele Williams is chairman
of the Program Committee. Mrs.
Fred H. Gauss will serve as tea
hostess.
The music section will meet for
rehearsal at 10 am. Wednesday al
the clubhouse.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

and Mrs. Elkins started on their
wedding trip. The bride wore q
powder blue suit with q white crepe
blouse and matching pill box hat
with veil Her full length gray kid
skin coat and black accessories COM
pleted her costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elkins will make
their home at 1852 North Pershing
drive In Arlington while Mr.. Elkin
is on duty in the Office of Naval
Intelligence.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Mrs. Jacob Loose
To Arrive Today

Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, who
was expected to arrive here last
week end from Kansas City, has
been delayed. but plans to reach
Washington today for an extended
visit. She will be at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

MISS PEGGY JEFFRIES.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John LoUeH Jefries of Fred
ericksburg, Va, announce her
engagement to Mr.. John
Franklin Hancock, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. DdUid Allen Han
cock, also OF Fredericksburg.
The Dedding Dill take place
in May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Bertelli's Passing
Slump Worries Irish

NOTRE DAME. Ind, Nov. ii
(SpeciaD.-Outside of the fact
that the Notre Dame coaches and
players rate Michigan the, strong
est competition faced yet this year,
principal causes for concern in the
Irish camp today were Angelo
Bertelli's forward passing slump
and the condition of Russell tPete)
Ashbaugh. junior right halfback
star.
The mainstay of Notre Danes
attack has had only seven COM
pletions in his last 80 losses.
Coach Frank Leahy is of the
opinion that Bertelli is the victim
Of too adequate protection.
He waits too long TO release
the ball." says the worrying Irish
mentor, "snd - q result receiv-
ers are easy TO cover. We also
called too many long passes
against Army, when short hook
passes might have done the
trick"
Ashbaugh was confined 10 the
infirmary yesterday with a bad
charley horse in his right leg. He
probably will be ready TO play
Saturday. however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

Perkins former Tiger coach and generally credited with making
Mickey Cochrane great catcher third class yeoman
Eddie Froech of the Blakhawks hockey who will become
trainer of the New York Yankees has switched from coffee
chocolate.
George Murphy Nore Dame captain Is the first South Bend
boy to captain the Irish since Captain Edwards tackle
1909 the last time Michigan played the South Bender
Nore Dame fans Michigan addcts Saturday will be
ing Praise the Lord and Don't Let Berel Pass" Rev. j.
Hugh ODonne CSC president of Notre Dame and It. COL
B Jones director Of athletics West Point had pleasant
reunion before the Army last Saturday They faced
each other in the line in the 1915 game That
which the Irish used only IL and in the last
of play to University of Detroit Titans only
three out of II games from Vianova.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
AIsdb in Final
Start Of Year
Nv United Press

Mrs. Al Sabath's doughty s.
year-old, Alsab, leading candidate
for horse of the year honors,
makes his final start of the year
today in the $4,000 Victory
Handicap. feature race over mile
and a quarter al Belmont Park.
In another race that will help
feature comparatively small
Armistice Day turf program,
Whirlawsy will bring Pimlico's b.
day meeting 10 close al Balti-
more, Md. in the thirtieth running
OF the $4,000 Governor Bowie
Handicap over a mile and five
furlongs.
Calumet Farms Whirlaway
heads a smart field OF five dis
lance runners and will carry 129
pounds against Helen Hicknan's
Aonbarr. John A. Bells filly. Dark
Discovery. II. L. StrauS' Skirmish
and Howard Wells Equifox.
Alsab, topw eli & h I e d at 126
pounds, faces the Rhymer, lola
Rose. Marriage. Boysy, Bright
Gallant, Trierarch and Bon Jour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
BY HAROLD kAHL

Offense and more offense, fea-
turing careful and accurate pass
ing, is being drilled into the collec-
tive heads of University Of Detroit
football players this week by
Coach Gus Dorais as he prepares
for the Villanova game here Sun
day afternoon.
All because the Wildcats, under
Coach Maurice j. Clipper" Smith,
always come up with an alert,
aggressive and intelligent team
that takes advantage of every
break. no matter how small When
il comes TO enemy passes Villa
nova has a bunch OF "ball-hawks. -
In IL games with Villanova since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

troit's defense, but Dorais knows
ii is going to take offense to turn
back Villanova, Sunday, because Of
previous experiences. There has
been hardly game. il one, the
Titans lost in which they didn't
have the better of first downs and
total yardage gained.
It's Villanova's penchant for
grabbing the other teams passes
that has Dorais concerned. To
guard against a repetition Sunday
he is having his passers-Elmer
"Tippy" Madarik, Henry Piper,
joey Smith. Jack Lowther and
Tom Senffner-make certain Of
where that pea" is going before
releasing il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Hartnett Fired, May
Get Job in Majors

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. II tUP).
Leo "Gabby" Hartnett was dis
missed as manager Of the Indian
apolis Indians of the America
Association and as free age
has the right 10 negotiate for any
job The Indians finished in sixth
place tie with Minneapolis last
season.
Owen J. Bush, president and
part owner OF the Indians. will
serve as manager of the Indians
next season. Hartnett has been
dickering for coaching position
in the ma jors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Meeidsohn Is One Who Ought TO Know

against the Ish-back in 1909 He in the insurance
business in Detroit Yeah we've got plays haven't used
in Luke Johnsos who with Hunk Anderson divides
the head coaching job for the Chicago Bears Sometimes Luck
dus of that the bench have forgotten
works The workable thing about such play of is the
element of surprise that with it. Sometimes game
along make up play for the moment Are you
listening, John Karcis?
Paul Richards veteran catcher whom the Tigers bought
from Atlanta farm outside Of Waxahatche Tex
the Tigers trained under Hughe jennings JoJo
White former Tiger and late of the Seattle club of the Pacific
Coast League has praise for Hoover shorsop whom Tigers
have purchased from the Hollywood club Dr. Charles Ballard
the eminent tooth mechanic Slim McCleland the fight
referee hunting because he Sm likes the soace of
deep woods HE doesn't get booed in the woods good
doctor explains Hank Mazur Army star, freshman
under Frank Leahy when the Nore Dame
a Boston College
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Johnny Colsn TO Join Up

CHICAGO. Nov. IL QNS).-
Johnny Colan of New York. who
meets Nate Bolden in a 10-round
heavyweight bout Friday night at
the Chicago Stadium. said today
II would be his last fight for the
duration. I'm enlisting in the
coast guard pretty quick now, and
/ only hope l get in the same out
fit Jack Dempsey is in" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Roesink. Cobb Plan Trip to Mexico

John Roesnk and Ty Cobb planning trip Mexico City
during the coming Christmas holidays Bob Clancy may 60
with them. The Tigers not completely BANKED
voting for the most valuable player the American League
Rudy York got three points and Barney McCosky
Gordon won with 29 and trailing the Yankee Ted
liams with 249 John Pesky of the Red Sox
143 Some Boston scrbes voted for Pesky Williams
because they held that Ted not good team player Will
liams drew fine from Joe Conn sukng summer fans
will remember
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
OffenSe To BE Titan WeapOn

1881 Detroit has won only three
while losing six and tying two
Their contests always are so bit.
terly contested there is only q
difference of five in favor of the
Wildcats in total points, SO to 8s
Is MOST SCORED
Detroit whipped Villanova, 1912
in 1882. 1915 in 1885. and 100 in
1910. Those Is points in 1885 are
the most the Wildcats have ever
scored. In the last seven games
they never have registered more
than 10. They collected that many
in 1885 when a home and home
series was staged. again in 1886,
1888 and 1889. They made only
seven in 1887. and last year when
they won. 10.
Al OF which speaks wei for De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Hickey Bides Time
On DoIph CamiIIi

NEW YORK, Nov. II (UP).-
President Branch Hickey Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers adopted Tets
wait and see" attitude today in
comment on the retirement of
first baseman Dolph Camilli.
Hickey, who had no word from
Camilli. praised the husky first
baseman and admitted the Club
and myself both will miss his
talents very much"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
PICKS NOTRE DAME

STUDIES tnere.
PICKS NOTRE DAME
Angelo decided he would take
Notre Dame. In the middle of
Bertelli's freshman year, Notre
Dame shifted coaches. Elmer
Layden resigned TO take over the
post of commissioner of the pro-
fessional league and Frank Leahy
was appointed to his place.
The luck Of the Irish presented
Leahy with Angelo Bertelli, just
when he needed him most. The
presence of Bertelli meant the diff
ference between great season
and possibly a losing one for
Leahy. his first year at Notre
Dame.
The Irish running attack was
smothered most of the season, but
Bertelli completed 70 passes out of
123 TO gain more than a thousand
yards. His aerial offensive was
the difference in every game of
the year. Only the Army, aided
by very bad field conditions, was
able to stop him. That game
ended in a scoreless tie. But Ber-
tell roared back the next week
with II compilations out OF Is
losses. setting up three touch
downs.
To get the maximum returns
from his ability. Leahy changed
from the time-honored Notre
Dame system 10 the Information,
the vogue in the football world.
BY making Angelo a quarterback
they could place a good runner in
the left half position. Bertelli,
who runs. like an ice skater. is
practically useless as a ball carrier.
FINDS THE RANGE
II took the accurate Signor Ber-
tell a couple of games TO find the
range from the T. II was Notre
Danes misfortune TO have Wis
consin and Georgia Tech in the
first two games. The best they
could do was a tie and a defeat.
Against Stanford. Bertelli was
better and against the highly
favored Iowa Cadets he reached
the peak of his efficiency. His
throwing opened the Cadets de-
Tense and allowed Russ Ashbaugh,
Bob Livingstone and Corwin Clatt
to do some successful running.
This year Bertelli has completed
45 out of los passes for a total
gain OF 657 yards. He has had
eight interruptions.
Before each practice Bertelli
warns up the same as a baseball
pitcher. He usually throws for 10
or IS minutes with backfeld coach
Ed McKeever receiving. He makes
all short losses so as not to tire
his arm.
Bertelli has none of the features
that usually mark an Italian. He
is blond with blue eyes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
BERTELLI MAKES IRISH IL GREAT
His Passing Saved Day for teahy

dral High in Springfield. Mass.
His work on the ice was most i'm
pressive and he received several
offers to play pro football. But
Angelo wanted a fling at college
football before he settled down TO
the job of making money.
There were plenty of offers TO
join the leading college elevens.
The closest 10 home was Boston
College. Frank Leahy was at Bos-
ton and most anxious to persuade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
State Golfers in PGA Posts

CHICAGO, Nov. IL (INs)-Delegstes annual con-
ention Of the Professional
homes today after electing Dudley
president for the straight year.
other 1912 wei Frank T.
sprogel Of Grand Rapids Mich william Mcguire
Erne Shave of Worthwhile Mich. district Vice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Graham to Face BADGERS

EVANSTON. IL. Nov IL CINS).
With Otto Graham, Northwest
ems triple-threat star, ready for
action, the Wildcats gesred UP
their running attack today for
SsturdaYS battle with Wisconsin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
BY EDGAR HAYES

The longest way around is often
the shortest way home.
Witness the case of Angelo Bor-
tolo Bertelli, the strong-armed
italian of the Notre Dame team
which battles Michigan at South
Bend Saturday afternoon.
Bert, as he has been nicknamed
by his teammates. was a star foot
ball and hockey player at Cathe-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
ENTRIES UNDECIDED
Bucks Best Passer
Replaces Frye

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. II (INS).
George Slusser. Ohio States
best passer who transferred from
Dartmouth to play under Paul
Brown, his former high school
coach, was being groomed today
TO support Paul Sarringhaus, start
ing right halfback. when the Buck
eyes meet Illinois in Cleveland
Saturday. Slusser replaced the
In, ;,,rad Canroa Eyyo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
New York 5. Chicago (overtime).
ToMoRROw's GAMES
Chicago at Montreal.
Boston 81 Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Fight Results
ny United Pres.

NEW YoRK-Andre Conner. 15e. Havans.
drew with Winnie Rossano. 1901 Jim
PAraggio. i2p, New York, outpointed Jack
Lynch, l23.. New Orleans 90.
WHITE PLAINS. ~. Y.--Harold Green,
1851 New YORK. outpointed Frank Card.
inal. i44A New York (s); Ray Brown
1881 Chicago. outpotpted Bobby Root.
$50, New York.
HARTFORD. Conn Richie LemosA i35
Los Angsless outpoinied George zengaras,
las. New YORK COD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Lay II On the Line Says Sugar

Ray (Sugar) Robinson demanded $4,000 guarantee with
healthy percentage clause to fight Jimmy Edgar for
Londes at Olympia Looks like Robinson part
Edgar Londes explained Edgar has fear of orrnid
able Robinson, according to John Roxborough Cy)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
II That's up Saturdoy'
VIII Win Between
Michigan, Notre Dame


Birdie Tebbetts and Johnny Lpon of the Tigers celebrated
birthdays yesterday Tebbetts turned % and Lpon 20 Bill
Summers the umpire and Jimmy Dykes also had birthdays
yesterday-forty for Bill and foryhh for Jimmy.
Eddie Dad Nam Lewis has wresed in 5000 matches.
He has kept complete of all bouts which extended
20year period since he broke into the Chicago
when 16 old Wlfred Goldman, familiar figure
Arena Gardens has been making Detroit
fight and wrestling nearly 80 years machinery
salesman, Goldman gets a bang out of announcing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Tickets on Sale
For Prep Battle
BY f. c. GREENE

I'VE made $24,985 net last
year and with any kind OF break
In the weather the figure should
run higher for this Thanksgiving
Days annual Goodfellow foot
ball game"
That was the hope expressed bY
Ernest LaJoie, executive represen-
tative of the Old Newsboys' char
Iity organization in charge of the
traditional contest. at a luncheon
yesterday attended by Catholic
and Metropolitan High School
League officials.
Details OF the meeting included
the announcement of officials Sc
lected for the classic. namely:
Owen Stemmelen (Wayne). ref
cree; Percy Drew CIV. and j.,
umpire; David Beauvais (Wayne) ;,
h e a d linesman, and Anthony
Shower (U. of d., field judge.
TICKET SALE OPENS
Tickets were to go on sale today
at Briggs Stadium. site of the
game. at II a. m. as a beginning
of what looks to be the biggest
ticket drive in the history of
the tilt.
"All fire stations, parochiaI
and public high schools, will dou-
BILE as box Offices" said LaJoie.
"The fire commission unani-
mously voted TO help In the drive
and placed Capt. Bernard Ryan
I'm charge of sales. Naturally,
tickets can be bought at Briggs
Stadium also"
Price figures for the game are
30 cents for student tickets, 55I
cents for bleacher seats, which,
will go on sale the day of the
game; S1.10 general admission and
ST 65 for reserved seats and boxes.
Men in uniform will be admitted
free of charge.
ENTRIES UNDECIDED
The Catholic representative will
be the winner of the st. Theresa
Catholic Central contest at u. of
ID. Stadium Sunday night. The
Metropolitan team will be chosenI
when the winner OF the Ham,
tramck-Denby game Friday plays
the west side champion. probably
Cooley, the following week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
SPOR T S
BY LEO MAcDONELI-

Bears Co-Coaeh Admits
Having 0ridiron Plays
Not Used in Years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

the youngster TO continue hi
studies there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

INJURED George FRYE.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
Carload OF Scrap
Metal Is Shipped
Out w. Jefferson

A carload of scrap iron, collect
ed from every section of Ashe
county, was shipped out of here
today and will be used to make
tanks, airplanes and other instru-
ments of war to lick the axis.
Bill Todd, a member of the
county salvage committee and
from whose place the shipment
was made, estimated that the
carload contained around 1OO,-
900 pounds of scrap iron.
Piled up in his place are ap-
proximately 10000 lbs. of waste
paper, 500 pounds of old rubber
and 1000 pounds of scrap alumni
mum and copper, all of which will
be shipped out within the next
few days.
"No, won't know for a very
few days exactly how much mon
ey we will receive for the scrap"
he said.
Roy Grouse, salvage committee
chairman, urges everyone to con-
tinue the collection of all scrap
in their homes, on the farms and
business establishments and to
send the waste material which
the government is anxious to OBJ
tain, to the Todd Drug company
here.
The biggest problem in con-
nection with the salvage program
has been the matter of hauling
or transportation from the COM
munities into West Jefferson, 1t
is stated.
An application has been made
for a WPA project to haul the
scrap and IF this project is not
approved, we will have to hire
trucks" Mr.. Grouse said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
May Tire Quota
Announced Today

The Ashe county tire quota for
the month of May provides an
increase over Aprirs quota in the
number of retreads for truck
tires and a decrease in the num-
Der allotted for. passenger cars.
The May quota is:
For passenger cars new tires,
10 retreads and II tubes as COM
pared with the April quota Of 7
new tires, 80 retreads and 20
tubes.
AT the weekly meeting of the
rationing board yesterday, the
following applications were ap-
proved and certificates issued:
c. H. Holland, two truck tubes;
E. G. Green, two truck tires and
tubes; Glenn Taylor, one truck
tire and one tube; 0. R. Worley,
TWO truck tires; Howard W..
Woodruff, one truck tire and two
tubes; L. K. Pennington, one
truck tire and two tubes and &C.
1er Rotten, one tube. For passeng-
er cars-Dr. L. L. Long, one tire
and two tubes.
Applications for both auto and
truck retreads were approved, but
not posted, due to the fact that
1he board is out of retreading
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
Austin Chairman
OfUsOCampaign
Drive To Raise Quota Of $500
To Start May IL. Benefit
OF Soldiers

w. B. Austin has been reap
pointed by Gov. j. M. Broughton
to lead the USO drive in Ashe
county this year.
The county's quota is 100000
and the drive to raise this money
is slated to start on Monday, May
II, and will continue to July 4.
"A countrywide organization
will be perfected between now
and that time and I hope we will
be able to surpass our quota, as
we did last year," Mr.. Austin
said.
The nations goal this year is
$32,000,OOO and of this sum
the States part is 1000.
The USO is not an end in it
self, nor merely an instrumen
of number of social agencies
but in effect it is a civilian arm
of the government, George M
Ivey, state chairman, explains
; Six agencies known Throughout
the nation for their effective
works as welfare agencies com
prise the united effort to provide
services of religious, social anc
recreational character for mem,
bers of the armed forces where
ever they may be.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-04-30
z Principals OF
High Schools In !.
Ashe Reelected
Lansing School Doesn't Close
Until Saturday. Others
Are Reelected

Principals of seven of the nine
central high schools in Ashe coun-
ty have been reelected for the
1912 43 school year and they must
notify the boards Of their accep-
lance or rejection of the offers
within 10 days from the date OF
school closing, it was learned
yesterday from the county super
Infendents office.
Principals who have been re-
elected are B. H. Duncan, West
Jefferson school; Paul Miller,
Jefferson; A. B. Hurt, Nathan's
Creek; r. E. l.. Plummer, Healing
Springs; George VanHoy, Virgin
ia-Carolina; Wade Eller, River
view and Ivan Miller, Fleetwood.
The Lansing school does not
close until tomorrow or Saturday
and no announcement as to the
election of Prof. Martin will be
made until that time.
1t is understood that practi-
CaIly all of the teachers in the
county have been reelected and
they too must notify their re-
spective boards of acceptance or
rejection within 10 days from
date of school closing.
A list of those who were not
reelected was not available for
publication this week.