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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27
MONROE
By MRS. HAYWOOD CONVICTION

Freeman.Parker Nuptlals
The marriage OF Miss Eva Free
man, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Freeman OF East Third
street, and Leroy Parker. SON o!
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Parker. OF Ell
mira. both OF Monroe. took place
Monday, June 16. The bride was
graduated from the Monroe high
school on June 4. She is also a
dutiful church worker in Carey's
Chapel AME.
The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev j. A. Parker,
pastor OF Campbell Chapel. Of
Whitaker, Mich. The attendants
we're: Miss Emma Chappell, Roy
Chappell. Bonnie Covington and
Leon Parker, brother OF the
groom.
The bride wore white dress
with a corsage Of red and white
carnations and a small white hat.
After the wedding. the bridal
party wac entertained at a tea In
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cow
inston. Later. the couple attend
ed a dinner at the home OF the
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
r. Parker. A hnal dinner party
was held at Earl McKinney's tea
room. with the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman. as hosts. The
young couple will make their home
In Warren, Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27
B And { Has
Version Of
|Swiipe In He'll
Entertainers
Make Theater
Bar Jump

At the BIC Theatre Bar Won
everything from "skylark" 10 e,..
sey Bounce" And tina, isn't me,
Z asst. it's a reality which give. -,
an idea OF the entertainer, >.
riety at Warren La Rues nlae. !.
Beacon and ST. Antoine street
The current show is no,.h.
that gives you swing version =,
where Hitler is likely 10 end IN,
hell. Devils. imps and an the =,
ditional characters parade ac,,,.
the raised platform as Al ,Holn.,
Musical Aces supply approurl,.
music.
In the show arc Helen MI.
Dink Patterson. Polly Cora.
George Mongo. Loriessa N,,s
James Rutherford, Bobby Kew.
Alberta Adams and Laura MssSs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27

Those on the sick list are: Caleb
Henderson and Mrs. Knight.
Fathers Day was observed at Ca
rey's Chapel AME church and Sec
ond Baptist church in Monroe. Sun
day
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bursts that are propsrtieneA, asaias,
eGeh other. 1A ii
The ex4uisitely fanciful beauty o.
Htravintky's ssdts from The Fir
Bird" ssemsd almost, 4 Glance hack.
ward IN this modern program. II
matters At nuarce and 1lnesse h
e6ects. the Rhilsdalphia Orchsstrs
u : superb medium fer frpgistsrinl
such Ia Z work 70 brilliantly tints1
as that OF The Fire Bird NJ
ormandy's Appreciation Of its fragile
texture, Its vivid eolering and
changing moods brought out ita
'charm In fun relief.
It was, however, Ia Saskatchewan
Symphony No. - that the climax
Of the evening was. reached. Mr.
OrMandy released thu full. power,
Of his interpretive gift and produced
reading enthYslling In it, inten.
Aty. The extraordinary nodulatisn,
he achieved In the orchestral tone
the building, Of effect through
an emotional sympathy and thu
thoughtful consideration Of sael,
phrase and its intrinsic meaning
plumbed the depths Of the work, and
revealed It - few conductors hava
ever been able to do. The srippinl
force reacted on the audisnee xliel,
greeted its conclusion with 4 storm
OF applause calling out the eondue.
tor repeatedly.
Before the concert began, Harl
Mcdonald, manager Of the orehes-
ira, explained the reason for the
change In the opening hour from
S:4S to $50 o'clock, stating that on
account Of the dimeulties OF trans
portation the men were compelled
to return the same evening and that
the $50 hour would continue during
the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

and piquaney. /. Az yet the COM
poser has nothing much to say
beyond his own enchantmsnt in
music, and his revelng in his power
to bend its beauty to his wish pre-
SCENTS = surface one Is content to
accept without too much search into
the depths.
Khrennikoy maintains the ira
ditions Of individuality Of coloring
50 many things out of Russia have
established. His unpretentiousness
Is to be found in the quiet endings
OF each movement, As If the preced-
ing vivacity was shyly put aside.
But the glow of real inspiration is
present in the melodies, the sayety
and, at moments, the dramatic out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

reason you always see me sprawled
out on the managing sditer's divan
With my less signaling like traf-
fie cop. -
I, thought everything would be ali
right when they sent noe to RKO
to play hyer in Stand By to Die"
There ought to b plenty OF room
IN the air even for fellow who tops
s feet : inches. Well. the first thing
that happened was 4 little mislaap
in 4 closed cabin plane. They, rot
me in, but they had to chop me out.
That Is why you will see me IN an
open cockpit job. Then I discov-
cred I had to do q love scene With
Rosalind Russell In taxi. We
solved the, leg problem BY saving
the taxi in half. II I don't. have
leg room for romantic scenes it
shows in my face. Right now I'm
doing an airplans ONCE scene With
Herbert Marshall. Yes, I. 1oll al
over Bart's desk. I can't ret my
knees under 1t Or near It when I
Try to ut down.
Reach II Helpful.
Short men, fat men and ordinary
size men have to worry about tha1a-
selves occasionally. but an unusually
tall man has to think about hiza-
self all the time. It isn't vanity,
It's just sell, protection. would
have more bumps on my head than
an Idaho potato II I walked around
like An ordinary man You osaxi,t
70 try living in 4, world built for
regulation size people when you are
. bit, on the Eiffel Tower side. I've
always envied the slide trombone
and the accordion when was tray
cling. It would be wonderful to At
something. :,
I've often been asked il I found
II dihdcalt to play opposite small
leading ladies' The answer Is no.
No director ever had to cut hole
In the floor for my legs nor build
= Platform for the lady In any OF
| my pictures. What about love
scenes Well, that's where the Mac
Murray technique comes In. After
all. I've been tail Most Of my life
and 4 fellow learns.
Then, too, height has it, eonpen-
sations. I md my reach quite help
ful In ny eastingi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
Mrs. Roosevelt's
Friend Awarded
Role in China
HOLLYWOOD

AAOAAA24 VSN6s
Helena Gin-chin K,,o, beautiful
Chinese journalist, author and
friend Of Mrs. Franklin d. Roose-
welt, will make her motion picture
debut in one Of the principal roles
in ParAmount8 big budget produce
ton. China" 90. 80
The selection Of MisS Kuo, who
has never besn before . movie cam
era, for q key part IN enc Of the
years top pictures IL 4 new varia-
ton OF the familiar Hollywood cin-
derella story.
Richard Blumenthal, associate
producer Of China" seeking 4 Chi
nose actress TO play the role, saw .
picture OF Miss Kuo in Vogue short
y after her two visits to the White
House Is guest Of Mrs. Roosevelt.
Paranount's New York ofIice ar
ranged 4 screen test and signed her
for the role.
Miss Kuo Is the author Of two
books, Is I special writer for the
London Daily Mail and has been 4
lecturer in England and America
since Japan's invasion Of China.
Loretta Young, Alan Ladd and
william Bendix viii star In China, -
which John Farrow will direct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

THIS picture of the milk.
i bottle suds test" is enough
to make you wonder whether
you've been cheating yourself
on wash.day, isn't it? After
Ill" women tell VI, the more
suds there are, the less work
you have 70 do" And look
how much more suds Super
Suds gives. Lonser.lastins
suds, too. Yes'm, its certainly
worth mixing 4 couple Of min.
utes to make the "milk.bottle
auds test" and see for your.
self how much more suds,
longer lasting suds, harder /.
working suds you get from
new sudsier Super Studs. Z
Here's How you !
Can Muke HE Test
You just take Two milk.bottles-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

greeting that bespoke its esteem.
Preceding the performance OF
nen-known works by Stravinsky
and. Shostakovich, Mr.. Ormandy
scheduled that OF the newcomer
the Symphony No. /, Op. L." by
Tikhon Khrennikov. The conduc-
hor played the symphony some six
years ago and itk revival was timely,
emphasizing once again the great
vitality and freshness Of the pres
ent-day Russian thought. The sym
phony does not stamp its author
immediately ~ . genius, but 1t has
the ingredients that may 10 name
him some day.
Besides the proficiency in me-
ehanical structure which it shows,
It's chief charm lies in its buoyancy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
Current Thester Attraction,
and Time of Showing

i OAS - AAO&ACI IAttL 0NL1VoB /
and Time of Showing
Stage.
NatisnaL"Ths Pirate" 4 new
play for Lunt and Fontanne: 1:3o
and $50 pm.
Capitsl-"Eyes in the Nisht, p
sabotage and dog: II an. 1:4S,
4:25, tbs and 10 pm. stage Allows:
l2:4s. $50, $40 and s:oS pm.
CslumSia-Ths War Asainst Mrs.,
Hadlsy," reaction in Washinston !:
n:1o an. l, 7:4S, 4:3S, $40, sos
and S:55 pm.
. Esrls-"Flying Tissrs," the AVG
IN action: II An, 1:4o, 400, tbs
ana 10 pm. Stage shows: !, 3:4S,
$50 and $40 pm.
Ksith's-"Bambi," Felix salten,s
story, Ddsney's version: HAS An,
1880. a:1o, a4:So, $50, $40 and
1905 pm. @
Little-''Ths General Died At
Dawn" Gary Cooper outwittinx
Asaatie bandits: ,11:20 am, 1880.
a:ss. S:as.. TO ands:4s pm.
Mstrep slitan-"Waks Island, !" NE
turintion Of the Mariner heroac
stand: II Am. l3:4S, AS, 40, $40,
: and S:4S pm.
Palace Tales Of Manhattan. -
episode MIN With stAfs In every spi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

AtlA 8CttAI18 al tiAU WAS@AS' - -
portly gent knocks over . 18th
century vase it is just another laugh.
Let = tall man smash 4 10-cent
store glass and he's 4 clumsy CAT.
Did you ever see I tragic fat mani
OF course you never did. They
can't even train them to be tragic.
They have got life licked.
Short Men Are Lucky. ....
Short men are lucky fellows. toe.
They can double up in revolving
doors and elevator starters always
let them tetr on no matter how full
the car gets. Short men. are always
clever. You'll 1lnd them at the head
bf the class on graduation day and
behind the biggest desks in the
business world. Napoleon was just
little guy with = cooked hat. I'm
asine me In 4 cooked hat!
I'm awfully glad OF In opportunity
to get some Of thass things Oh my
chest. I began paying full fares
everywhere I went before I was II
for nobody would believe that q hid
almost 6 feet tall could be under aSe.
A lot Of people think that it Is the
woman who pays, but have been
paying and paying all Of my married
life, mostly for the antiques broke
In my own home.
I never will forget my first inter-
view In the movies. I was wearing
4 rented dress suit with tails below
my knees and 4 silk" hat that kept
getting intimate with 4 ratter. I've
forgotten the name Of the picture,
but I must have looked ike the
piltdewn man. A lady eolumnist Of
that era dropped in and I was In
troduesd' She looked me over from
head to foot and. circled me twice.
Then she said. "Ha, every other inch
man." and walked OF the set.
Funny Noises On Hern.
When I was playing and singing
In . California coilegians mothers
use to bring the little children to
see the tall man make funny noises
on = horn very much as they took
them to the 100 on Sunday after
Moons. Any day expected to have
them throw me peanuts.
I'm always being cast a. q news.
paperman and I've yet to md 4 desk
IN any property department that ]
can get my knees under. That's the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
Real Thing Now
For Wake Islanders

!! Two Of the stars Of wake IslAnda
have joined the Nation's armed
forces. Robert Preston has been IN
Quoted into the Army and Nacdon-
aid Carey has received word OF his
acceptance for the Marine Corps.
Carey, first rejected because OF
color blindness, has been taking spe-
cial eye treatment for two months,
and soon viii leave Hollywood for
Quantico, Va, to enter the Marine
Corps Ofhcers Training School
Placed under contract hy Paramount
following his s0cesss 0cpesits Ger
tuda LAwfsnee b LAZY In tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

the Metropolitan Opera additions
over tho air last year. Mr.. Hendriek
was booked blind" BY the BBc OF
London several years ago On the
strength Of one Of his recordings.
The young artists will b. heard In
duets from the Last Waltz" and
from the Chocolate Soldier" A.
well as In individual solos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
Wilson Story Bought

Twentieth Century-Fox has pur-
chased screen rights to In Time to
Come. the Woodrow wilson play
by Howard Koch and John Huston,
which ran tor 20 performances "a
Broadway last year As an Otto
Preminger production.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
Or1nandy Opens Season
With Russian Program
work OF likhon Khrennikov Is Added
10 those of Stravinsky and II.
Shostakovich in Concert
BY ALICE EvERsMAN..

Fhadelpha Orhesras first
ConAtuon Hall success Enaene f1rnarav
pso mug Tribute 70 valiant Allies making program an
nc Wdenne the acquaintance ynx conapo ct the
writer's. ' " We - ~ - 1'e A''e A"o"n nut eeieneo
Distinguished audience taxed the halls capacity CAV. tn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

you ever 'se real tall man laughing Just for
the anything
Being tall laughing matter
with head bowed.
right through breaking things
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
Woe to the Poor Tall Man,
Says 6>Foot>3 Film Star
Fred MacMurray Discloses 49,
Some Difficulties for
Those of Towering Size r..

toottrss star sets Of tall Of h chest tdays
snest columns. written jon the oacatoning Harod Hesrxan
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Aajplofo's Feet 3 skim iskoeston. Il is caused
By tiny, parasitic planes called fungi. The seeds
or spores Of these fungi are present on Prac-
tically all normal feet.
But, in order TO grow and give You 4 case Of
Athletes Foot, they require warmth, moisture
and nourishment. And, thar is exactly what
they get from hot, steaming feet.
The more you walk and everyone must walk
more in wartime the more your feet will per
Evening star., 1942-08-02

spire. This excessive amount Of hot perspira-
non does two things.
asT it speeds the growth Of the Athlete's
Foot fungi-causing them to multiply.
secosD, it irritates the tender skin between
the toes, cracks it open. Then, the Athletes
Foot fungi take root in the raw flesh and spread
beneath the skin InAamed itching toes, taking
skin and severe pain in walking tell you Ath-
lete's Foot has struck!
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Apply Absorbine j. (sA SsysssthL night
and morning. For supplementary ereaf-
mene, place coeeon saearated with one part
Absorbine j. and two parts wafer between
the toes or over the affected part and lightly
bandage. Gsard against reinfection! Boil
socks It least IS minuses % kill the fungi.
Do not share towels or bath mats. Disinfeo
your shoes. In advanced cases, consult your
doctor in addition to using Absorbine Jr.
W. F. Young, Inc, 33OL Lyman Sereet,
Springfield, Mass.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
tonight
Lock Sor creeks bssoon your tonight. At the first sign
Of broken skin, drench the entire foot with Absorbine E @
strength Repeat daiy-ngh and morning

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4. nsssahss GaA hslps hesD - hsass tssses.
5. ssses oEhinO ss6 psia - Ath1ses'sFesA
Don't take chances! Always keep
Absorhine j. handy. It's the nation
wide favorite for relieving Athletes
Foot ~ III drugsaores, 41.25 = boetle.
Free sample If desired.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Camp Dudley Committee
Plans Reunion Tomorrow

The Camp Dudley Committee for
the Washington area will hold a
reunion and get-together at $50
pm. tomorrow in the parish house
Of st. Johns Church, Lafayette
square. Present and former camp
ers, alumni and friends will gather
to hear brief talk by H. c. Chief"
Beckman, director of the camp.
Movies in color of camp activities
will be shown after an informal
dinner.
Presiding in the absence of the
Rev. DR.. c. Leslie Glenn, ST. Johns
rector. now on leave as a naval chap
lain. will be William F. Oakley, jr
DR.. Glenn is former counselor at
Camp Dudley, the Oldest organized
camp for boys, located at Westport-
on-Lake Champlain. N Y.
Other members of the committee
assisting Mr.. Oakley are Mr.. and
Mrs, Ralph L. Sabin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver A. Quayle. the Rev j. Hill
man Hollister, Henry M. Carr and
George M. Adams, jr.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Vitamin A, we are told, is to be
found in highly-colored foods, more
especially in those of a deep green
or yellow. The water cress Is an
other food we should use more, since
vitamin A is important to human
beings and animals. When we do
not have enough vitamin A stored
in our livers. we may be afflicted
with night blindness or the inability
to see in semi-darkneSs.
Water cress has an infinitesimal
amount Of calcium and phosphorus
and ash, but generous amount Of
copper. This green also has vitamin
A, B-1, G and G. So you should feel
more willing to add the pungent
leaves of the cress to your salad
from now on.
Water cress is hardy perennial
Once it finds a congenial place in
some small running stream. shall
low pool or even a ditch, 1t will be
found in these places early each
spring and through the summer. 1t
winters happily under the ice and
IN SpOLS WneTe IL is SIlelIeTSO may
be gathered through the cold season.
We see it in the markets in the
spring, tied in loose punches. But
if we can locate some water cress
growing not far from our home, we
may visit it once week to gather
enough leaves for spicing our salad
or sauce.
This cress grows easily from seed.
and 1t will take root from freshly
cut branches which are placed in
the mud of the streams. From
few seeds or planted pieces, you may
have fresh water cress the whole
summer. Given this opportunity,
the plant will soon spread over a
wide area. The finest water cress
is to be taken from clear running
water.
The upland cress also has lot of
pungency to its leaves. A hardy
biennial, it develops quickly from
seed grown In the open. The leaves
are used for garnishing and season.
ing. but this cress Is not Of the high
quality that the large leaved water
cress is found to be.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Michigan Park Area
To Press Fight on
A. D. A. Project
Authorizes Neiehborhood
Petition in Effort to
Block Housing Plan

Admitting that the Michigan Park
area faces a serious fight to defeat
the Alley Dwelling Authority's de-
fense housing project on the Klein
Pfluger tracts. the Michigan Park
Citizens Associa ton last night NOV
ed that blanket neighborhood pc
tition be drawn up in protest to the
proposed construction.
Liking neither alternative of $4,-
600 permanent houses or low-cost
demountables which John Ihlder,
executive officer of the A. D. A. offer
ed to them at their last meeting, the
group plans to direct the petition
against all low-cost defense hous-
ing in the section, associa ton men,
bers emphasizing that their stand
was not unpatriotic, but that the
project would be impractical, dam
aging and undesirable in a section
where houses average $1,000 to
$4,000.
The petition was referred to the
appointed two weeks ago Many
members Immediately volunteered
to canvass the neighborhood for a
total protest. The committee, under
Clyde E. Vincent, was given a rising
vote of thanks for the work which
1t has accomplished.
John j. Hurley, president of the
association, read a letter to the
meeting from Jennings Randolph.
chairman OF the House District
Committee, to Arthur c. Fisher in
which he advised the group to sub
nit statement to the House and
Senate District Committees, and.
promising cooperation, he assured
them that no hardship was meant
for their area.
Robert c. Snow of the Burroughs
Citizens ASSOCIATE ton announced that
his group fully backed any action
the Michigan Park Association took.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
St. Dovid's Society
Postpones Banquet

Because of the blackout test to-
night. the annual banquet of St
David's Society has been postponed
to $50 pm. tomorrow in Pierce Hall
Fifteenth and Harvard streets NV
The banquet is in commemoration
of the patron saint of Wales. Sena-
tor Davis, Republican, of Pennsyl-
vania. will be the guest speaker.
Griffith Evans, society president
will be chairman, and music will be
under the direction Of Robert j
Griffith, with Mrs. Pearson c. Con-
lyn as pianist.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Natures Children
Water Cress
(Radicula aquaticum)

Cress belongs to the mustard fam
lily, cruciferae, the Latin name mean
ing Gross bearing" because the
flowers have four petals at right
angles to each other, forming a
cross. The flowers are a beautiful
yellow, and the arrangement Of the
six stamens is also characteristic
there are always four longer ones
Evening star., 1942-03-03

In the center, with a short one on
each side. These terminal blossoms
appear in May, the lowest ones ma
turing on the stout stem at the time
the topmost ones are just opening.
The seeds are in long, narrow pods,
resembling fruits rather than seeds.
There are several members Of
this family that make excellent
spring green's when cooked with salt
pork. These are mustard. land cress
and wild pepper grass, all known as
weeds and free for the cutting.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
lightweight beauty for
your spring codt-dnd the
suit you wear beneath it

To see it is to see new picture of you-or first Of
o it coptvotes your eye with its ndescribobe coors,
in season when color is eIoriousy winning you fresh
triumphs. Brilliant Chan and FIognoon green and
red borrowed from the Chnese-subtIe Puree Cgreen',
Chonnos yellow ,AquopIone and 452 (eentIe bIues)
are soft as the fabric itself And how your fineertPs
adore this downy compound Of 8O9o virgin wool and
2O0o oneoro robbitshoir-supPIe, dropoble, perfect
for thot coat suit with exqusitey simple lines, SO
dependent upon its details and color Consider, tor
instance, its offinty for Voeues Couturier Design
Number 238, sereneY ideoI for your telling entrance
into spring.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15

Grandma here are a few facts
concerning the play. Henry and
George Breckenridge, cousins,
with more ideas about how to
spend money than how to earn
it, find themselves temporarily
but dehnitly-in a state of fin-
anial embarrassment when their
landlady, Mrs. Lennox. demands
deposit on the long overdue rent.
Adding to this predicament, an
old family friend sends his sup
posedly swell daughters, Helen
and Cecile Allen, over for the
weekend. To keep them at the
apartment, chaperon is needed.
but who, when and where can
they get a chaperon? Developing
into further complications, rob-
berry is committed in Mrs. Len
nox's apartment, exceedingly
dumb police investigators are
called in, Grandma, the chaperon
disappears, and the girls whom
Henry, and George love, grow
suspicious and decide to leave
embarrassing situation. P-Sam,
the colored house boy who has
no more brains than a moral can
have and still live, furnishes
headaches by the dozen, spci6c-
ally affecting Delica, the girls
mail who is P-Sam's matrominial
interest. AS the curtain falls,
there are prospects of three sets
of wedding bells ringing out 80.
or three sets of necks wrung.
Names of characters will be
given next week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15

in the Roller Follies of 1912
which has its introduction to the
public at the Cleveland Arena
January Is trough q.
For the first time a big Broad
way musical revenue has been
put on roller skates to tour the
arenas of the nation with cast
of IS of the top skaters in the
country. SO beautiful girls are
nodded into the cast.
The Roller Follies OF 1912
brings the same directing talents
into this roller skating revenue
that has been responsible for
producing the most popular ice
shows that have successfully
toured the country the past years.
Tickets to the Roller Follies
of 1912 are being handled by a
dozen of the roller rinks of the
Arena which are co-sponsoring
the roller revue in northern Ohio
held at the Arena, Cleveland, on
January l8 through to 23.