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Evening star., 1942-05-30
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

WJN, 6:00-Frazier Hunt: With the news
caster will be Maj. Julia {. Stimson, president
Of The American Nurses Association, who dis
eunes The urgent need for more nurses in the
war effort.
WWDC, 6:30-hemoriaI Day Program: Two
Civil War veterans and one Of World War
speak
WJSV, 7O0-peopIes Platform: Dr.. Cabell
Greet of Barnard College; Edward |. Bernap,
pubIitist, and two other experts on words dis
tuH Words in Wartime"
WRe, 7:30-EIIeY Queen: Adventure Of
ihe Old Men," which tenfers on last mans
club"
WIsN, 8;30-Hobby Lobby: Featured COL
Iettor is lady who speeiaizes in eorsess.
WRC, o;00-Ban Dance: Making its third
visit 10 The 6reai Lakes Naval Training Station.
WNAL, o:OO-Summer Symphony Brazilian
condudor-tomposer directs hendelHohns Sym
phony No. t." Weingariner's "Serenade for
Strings" and Strauss "FIedermaus" overture,
WRe, 1000-Sports Newsreel: 6raniland
Rice is Sierns guest.
WMAl, t000-BeIieye II or Not: Featuring
. freiqhfer skipper who hauled himself out
Of The waters Of the Gulf Of Mexico and onto
the deck OF a Ndzi U,boat and harangued The
commander.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
SH0RT.WAVt PROGRAM.

SYDNEY, 9;25-Ameritan Soldiers Calling
Home (West Coast broadcast, Pacific War Time);
W02. 11.87 meg, 75.2 m.
MELBOURNE. 9:75-Ameritan Soldiers Call.
ing Home West Coast broadcast, Pasifie War
Time): WG7, 1873 meg, 1877 m.
= GUATEMALA, 9:45-" Hollywood Speaks
IOWA, 1858 megy 81 m.
LONDON, 9:45-"The Voice Of fhs kali";
CSC, 9:5S meg. 3i.3 m.; eSl, 6.li negY
4o.t m.
LONDON, i045-New Bulletin CSC, o.58
meg. 31.3 m.; GSL. 6I1 meg. 49t m.
GUATEMALA, tI:i5-AaiionaI Police Force
Band Concert: T6WA. o66 meg, 81 m.
LONDON. li;3O-pado NewNesI CSC. 9.58
meg, 3t.I m; GSl, 6Ii meg. 49l m
MOSCOW i1;40-English Period: RKE, SOB
meq, 5o.7 m.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

WWDc, 1005-News and Interviews: John
Ringing North, circus impresario, discusses
Wartime Entertainment and Amusement
Problems"
WRc, 1705-U. s. O. Variety Hour: Fifty
minutes Of stage Nreen and radio Stars such as
Mary Marlin, Baby Snooks. Red Skeion. Charles
Bufterwoth John Garfield Ann Sheridan, Rosa
lind Russell, Chico and Harpo Marx, etc.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Points for Parents

By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Parents Uho admit they are not
competent to adUise in all mat
ters ,DiH be more acceptable as
advisers on subjects in 1Uhich
they are competent.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Not This

Father-I'd enlist in the Navy if
I were you. Son. I'm sure you'd like
it better than any other form of
service. After all, who could give
you better advice than your own
father?
Evening star., 1942-05-30
This j

Father-I'd go down to the Fed
eral Building if were you, Son. and
find out more about the different
services in which you might enlist
I don't know enough about all of
them to advise you.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Contract

BY THE FOUR ACES.
David Bruce Burnstone, Oswald Jaco.
by, Howard Schenken and Theodore
A. Lightner. worlds leading team-of-
four, inventors of the system that
has beaten every other system in
existence.)
Evening star., 1942-05-30

North's bidding cannot be highly
recommended, for three no-trump
would have been much sounder
final contract. But the play at
four hearts developed point of
interest which would not have ap-
peared at no-trump.
West opened the singleton club,
dummy played the queen and East
took the club ace and returned
the suit, giving West ruff. West
shifted to the deuce of spades and
now it was up to declarer to show
whether or not he had courage.
The temptation, in such situa-
ton, always is very strong to put
up the ace and draw trumps, so as
to stop the ruffing. A player who
lacked courage would automatically
do so and just as automatically
would lose a spade and diamond
later on for one-trick set.
But South had the courage to
risk a set of two tricks in order
to play for his contract (And since
he was not vulnerable and not dou-
bled, this didn't require much cour-
age) He played dummy's low spade
and ruffed the club return with the
heart queen. Then, as he had
hoped, the two top trumps were
sufficient to clear the suit, after
which he could get to dummy with
the spade ace to discard his dia-
mond loser on the club king.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner and. with neither
side vulnerable, you held:
AAJ1052
0AQ42
UKQ8
%6
The bidding:
Schenken You Jacoby Lightner
Pass IA Dbl. Pass
- Dbl. Pass "a
Pass CD
AnsUer-Pass. This is just about
the weakest response your partner
can make to your takeout double.
Game must be out of the question.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 70
per cent for three spades.
Question No. 1,O86.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different:
Schenken You Jacoby Lightner
Pass IA Dbl. Pass
"a Dbl. Pass 81
Pass co
What do you bid? (Answer Mon
day.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate. 1nco
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Evening star., 1942-05-30
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13-cenO. self-addressed envelope is IN
dressed to the Four Aces. care of The
Evening Star. II you desire the pocket
outline of the Four Aces system OF
contract bridge. send with your reauest
In the Four Aces. care Of The Evening
star, stamped t3-cent). self-a ddressed,
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
BALE DEL CIRCULO

La entus asia Secci6n de Re
creo del Circulo Cubano, que
preside ell incansable Oscar
Cuervo, puede sentirse orgullo-
sa de la suntuosa fiesta baila-
BILE que celebr6 Ell dia de Pas
cuas.
Para la celebration de este
gran acontecimiento, que ha de
pasar a la Historic de la presti-
giosa sociedad Guiana, sc us6
TODD ell edificio y Ell bellfsimo pa
tio-jardin.
En- el salon Sc encontraba la
popularisima orquesta que diri-
ge el Prof. Frank Grasso, DON
FRANCISCO y en- el patio-iar-
din LA TROPICAL, con sus
cantantes Merceditas Sanchez y
Joaquin Barcenas.
En- el patio estaban situadas
las mesas reservadas, donde los
bailadores refrescaban.
Los dos salones, los pasillos
y cantinas del Circulo Cubano
Sc encontraban repletos de pd-
La gaceta., 1942-12-26

de acuerdo con el programa de de-
sarrollo de las Industries metalur-
gica Y de In hula en- la region de
Chimbote, donde Sc producer me-
tales para ell consume interior v
carbon para la eXportacion o para
ell abastecimiento local.
I'll DIR. Valdez Sc siente orgulloso
del bajo costo de las casas que Sc
%construyen de acuerdo con el pro-
grama de habitaciones baratas que
81 dirige. Acerca de este nos dice
10 siguiente:
EN- ell Peru, ell gobierno esta
construyendo barrios obreros con
objeto de mejorar las condolences
de habitaci6n de las classes traba-
jadoras. Cinco de esos p~royectos
va Sc han llevado a feliE termino en-
ell Callao, principal puerto del pals,
habiendo en- cada barrio so WHEN
das modernas. Tambien Sc encuen-
tran en- construction uno en- Chorri-
Has (cerca de Lima) y otro en-
Puno, en- ell sur del pats"
FL DR.. Valdez hizo notar que ell
programa de obras publicas del
Peru esta siendo obstaculizado en-
estos tiempos por la falta de ma
teriales, especialmente de alambre
de cobre para ell d~esarrollo de la
electriiicaci6n pero agreg6 que es-
pera Sc disponga de suficiente can
tidad de materiales para llevar a
cabo lie meiora de los servicios de
aqua potable y sanitario.
Equipo dc deshidrataci6n !
FL gobierno peruano ha encar-
gado otra mission al DIR. Valdez.
Debido a la escasez de productos
alimenticios dA exterior, ell Peru Sc
ha visto EN- la necesidad de incre-
mentar de una manera intensive su
industrial de conservation de ali
mentos. A tai efecto Sc ha consti-
tuido Ia Junta de Fomento de Pro-
duccion Alimenticia, In cual ha
prohibido Ia exportaci6n de produc-
tos alimenticios, a menos que sc
trate de eXcedentes, ha establecido
precios e%quitativos para dar inn
pulse a la agriculture Y comprado a
los finqueros la totalidad de sus
excedentes para almacenarlos en-
modernos dep6sitos. q
En- vista de TODD esto, la Junta
ha pedido al DIR. Valdez que trate dc
adquirir el equipo de deshidratac!6n
necesario para la industrial de con-
servaci6n de alimentos Y de encon-
trar t6cnicos especializados en-
dep6sito y almacenaje de where's.
La misma Junta establece, mes
a mes, ell precio maxine de los pro-
ductos alimenticios con objeto de
proteger al consumidor. En- la
actualidad, senala ell DIR. Valdez, no
hay desempleo en- ell Peru, pero ell
costo de la vida ha aumentado y Sc
siente la escase de algunos produc-
tos, especialmente de la carne, pero
va sc han importado ciertas canti-
dades de la Argentina. . >
La gaceta., 1942-12-26

0A Na &c SAA
cuentra a%ctualmente en- los
EStados Unidos ell DR.. Fran
cisco Valdez, director de obras
publicas EN- Su patria. Viene a
este pals en- virtud de una beca
de eStudlos especiales otor-
gada por la 0fcina Sanitaria
Panamericana Y la Ofcina del
Coordinador de Asuntos In
teramericanoS.
FL DIR. Valdez dirige actualmente
ell servicio de obras pubiicas del
Peru a exception de caminos e irri-
gaci6n. Es 81 ell encargado de Ia
construction de edifcios publicos,
muelles y puertos, plantas hidroe-
lectricas, habitaciones baratas Y
tiene a su cargo los servicios sani-
tarios y de aqua potable.
La Immediate necesidad de sus
estudios en- los Estados Unidos Sc
debe al hecho de que ell gobierno
peruano ha asignado una suma de
23.000.000 de soles para emprender
la reorganization y perfecciona-
miento del servicio de aqua potable
y del sistema de alcantarillados en-
16 cabeceras departamentales del
Peru. yFl DIR. Valdez visitara Nueva
York, Chicago, Michigan, Virginia
y ell Vale de Tennessee, donde exis-
te una vasta Y homogenea combi-
naci6n de instalaciones hidroelec-
t~ricas, diques contra inundaciones,
navegaci6n huvial e irrigation, SER
vicio sanitario Y de elimination de
la febre pal1dica, asi como un gran
desarrollo agricola, plantas indus
triales y viviendas y escuelas
modelo.
la unificaci6n de services
Fl DIR. Valdez cree en- In necesi-
dad de establecer una complete fs-
calizacion gubernamental sobre los
s%ervicios de aqua potable y santa
rios EN- ell Peru. Aunque no cae
dentro de sus atribuciones, ell DIR.
Valdez .Aizo referencia al progra-
ma de saneamiento que esta lle-
vando a cabo la 0fcina del Coordi-
nador de Asuntos Interamericanos
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
LA MATINEE DE AVER

Con una numeroSa concurren
cia se,a5r6 aver Su matinee bai-
lsc.e &c Pascuas la eStimada Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre ESpa-
mol. FL salon-patio resulto peque
10 para dar aIbergue a las mu-
chas pareitas que asistieron.
Cuando empezaba la mdsica a
tocar, TODD parecia una masa
compacta. Era cast impossible
marcar los pasos.
TOGO la orquesta dom Fran
CISCO" que rpor su labor recibio
nutridas salvas de a~plausos.
Muy atentos Sc mostraron con
81 cronista los senores Menendez
Y Angel de la Riva.
Hasta deSpues de las ocho de
la noche dur6, anunciandose que
Ell domingo tendra efecto otra
matinee.
Los felicitamos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
NOTAS SOCIALN
tPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

De exito puede calificarse,
pues Ia concurrencia fu6 hume
rosa Y Selecta. La parte bai.able
ostuvo a cargo de la orqueSta
Manuel Sanchez"
BESIDE la plataforma Sc anun-
ci5n que Ell dia 81 del presente
mes Sc verificara un gran babe
social.
En- medic gran ammonia y con
tento, laf iesta continue haSta
deSpueS del as ocho de la noche.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
LOS CAMpEoNEs
Viene dc dc la "a. pd0.)

Bettina; grupo ndmoro 5, jim
my Bivins, Tami Mauriello, Tur
key Thompson, Roscoe Toles y
Pat Valentino; grupo n1mero A,
Harry Bobo, Big Boy Brown,
Lee Savold, Lou Brooks, Tony
Shucco, Ell argentine Alberto 10
veil, ell chileno Arturo Godoy,
Music, Abe Simon, Buddy Baer
Y Lou Nova.
Peso complete ligero: Grupo
ntmero l, Jimmy Bivins, Gus
Lesnevich; grupo nGmero 2, Lag
FARO Charles, Anton Christofo-
rods, Ken Overlin y Freddie
Mills; grupo nGmero 8, Billy
Soose, Nate Bolden, Tommy Tu-
cker, Kid Dover, Lloyd Marshal
Johnny Colan, Jack Goggins,
Booker, Beckwirth y Johnny Ro
nero.
Peso medlano: Grupo nGmero
!, Tony Zale y George Abrams ;
grupo n1mero 2, Eddie Booker,
Charley Burnley, Ernie Vigh, To
ny Martin, Coley WEIGH, Fred
Apostoli, Holman Williams, el
cubano Kid TunerO, ell puerto
rriqueno Jose Basora, Archie
Moore, Jake Lamotta y ell chile
no Antonio Fernandez.
Peso weller: Hombre nGmero
/, Ray Robinson; grupo ndmero
2, Henry Armstrong, Jackie
Wilson, Cocoa Kid, Marty Ser
vo, Freddie C~ochrane; grupo n1
nero 8, Jimmy Edgar, Earl Tur
ner, Sheik Rangel y Fritzie Ii
vic.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
HACIA BLANDlNG

Dos estimados amigos parten
para el Campamento Banding,
donde seran sometidos a eNar
men fisico para darles ingreso
an el ej6rcito de los Estados
UnidOs
Ruben Fabelo y Frank Con
zalez. Ell primerc saldra mana
ma domingo, y eli segundo Ell
br6ximo martes.
lie deseamos mucha suerte.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
FELICITAOIONES

En- ell dfa del Jueves recibi-
mosmos las siguienteS felicia
clones: una postal del Querido a
migo yocmpaher o Antonio Bar
cello, otra del Sr. Manuel Fernan
dez (Parruca) Y familia; una
elegantisima postal del Sr. An
gel Perez Y Sra, y otras de los
esposoS Ricardo Casanova, AL
erto Falcon Y familia.
A todos my agradecidos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26

GssITIsy AIGgOUI, 6eau JACK, WIZ
lie joyce, Allie StoG,-, -jpy Lar-
kin, Chester R;oo, BOB Montgo-
merry, Make Shapiro, q mexica
no Juan Zurita, Slugger White,
Jcay Peralta Y Cleo ShanS.
Peso de p.uma: grupo rhine
70 l, While Pep, Chaiky Wright
Y Lulu Constantine; grupo nj
nero 2, Sal Bartola Mike Raffa,
Benny Goldberg, Carlos Chavez,
Jackie Callura, Davey Craw-
ford, Nel Tarleton, Harry JEFF
fra, Leon Haire, Billy Sneary y
Eddie Miller.
JeSo bantam: grupo numero l
Manuel Ortiz, de Los Angeles +;
Lou Salice, David Jul Kong
Young, Honolulu; Jim Brady
Dundee, Escocia; Ham WILDLY,
Rush Dalma, Islas Filipinas
Stan Mott, Australia, y Mario
Morales, Habana, Cuba.
Peso de Mosca grupo mime
no l, Peter Kane, de Inglaterra
Jackie Paterson, EScocia; Joe
Curran, I~nglaterra; Lilli Dado,
Filipinas; Sammy Reynolds, In
glaterra; Norman Lewis, Ingla-
terra; Humberto ESpinosa, Gu
ba " Jimmy Gin, Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26

blico POGO despu6s de las 8 de la
noche v continue igual hasta que
escucharon las notas finales.
Ell baile de Christmas STEM
pre- resulta una fiesta eXtraor-
dinaria en- q Circulo Cllbano.
Uegue a la Secci6n de Recreo
su active presidente y la socie-
dad nuestra felicitaci6n mas
sincera por tan brillante triun-
TO.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
DE VISTA

Con motive de las presentes
festividades sc encuentra entire
nosotros ell joven Ramon Tria-
ma, que desde hace meseS sirve
en- la Marina de los EstadOs u
nidos.
El joven Triana eS hijo de los
esposos Abelardo y Carmen
Triana, Residences en- Ell 1880 de
la Gale Union.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
ENTIRE NOsOTRoS

Visitando a sus padres esta
de vista en- Tampa Ell teniente
j. d. Midulla, hijo de los espo-
sos d. Midulla.
FL teniente Midulla Sc encuen
ira estacionado en- ell Campa-
mento Grauber.
lie deseamos grandes exitos EN-
su carrera.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
Ell BAILE DE LOS
ASTURIAN NOS

Tn baila matinee celebr6 en- la
tarde de aver "a socieda4 Centre
Asturiano, bajo los auspicios de
su Secci6n de Recreo, comanda-
ga por ell joven Manuel Arduen-
90
La gaceta., 1942-12-26

para perfec-
cionar la or
ganizacion y
administra-
cion del abas-
tecimiento de
aqua potable
Y del sistema
sanitario de
d o. en- ell
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
RHEUMATISM

kELIIVH PAIN IN FEW MINUTES
To relieve the torturing pain Of Rheuma.
few minutes, gel the Docror's formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
eotics. Does the work quickly-must relieve
cruel pain, to your satisfaction in G few
minutes or money back at Druggists. Don't
suffer. Use NURITO on this guarantees today.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26

La Electricidad es un servicio que libra de ira
bajo, hacienda possible hacer muchas cosas mas
con mas rapidez. Provee holganza-Holgan-
"a que Sc puede poner a trabaiar para La Vic
torial
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
Ayudo a Disparar ell Torpedo!

Donde quiera y en- cualquier OCCASION que nuestro ejercto CANA una ba-
ITALIA o nuestra Marina hunde un barco, las "Mujeresen-Guerra" en- ell
frente del hogan ayudan a dEparar los torpedos. Elias trabajan en- ST.
lencio, sin paga y sin aspavento, pero los muchachos que lanzan las
bombas y que dBparan los torpedOs no pueden ganar esa guerra sin
elias. mmm
Jefes asistentes de la Cruz Roja son Mujere-enGuera que traba-
jan sin fantaria. Pero estan ocupadas manejando trabajos de ofichna
y administrators en- muchos proyectos de guerra. Aquf en- Tampa, los
jefes y asisentes Sc han organizado y entrenado para servir en- 33 e.
mergencias, estaciones de primera cura, los 13 centres de evacuation
y los 20 centres de nutrici6n de emergencia. Elias trabajan en- las Off
cinas de Racionamiento, en- ell Quartet General de la Cruz Roja, en- las
casllas de victoria. Elias escriben cartas para los soldados de la USO;
trabajan en- la Ofdna de los directivos de campos de la Cruz Roja en-
los campos del ejercto; elias constiuyen ell personal en- ell Quartet ge-
neral de vendajes qurdrgicO; elias estan en- las oficinas de las cam
panas de tuberculosis y otras campanas de benefcio p1blco.
Doscientos cincuenta y una mujeres de Tampa han completado su en-
trenamiento graduando como asstentes del Staff, II mas han hecho
APPLICATION para unhse a una nueva clase que comenzara ell primero de
ebrero. Centenares de otras mujeres de Tampa trabajan en- muchos
oros trabajos importantes de guerra, y tienen la satisfaction de una
tarea bin cumpida. 81 listed desea ayudaras, estas "Mujeresen-Gue
rra' han dedicado sus horas de holganza a TRAFALGAR pr la Victoria
lame al Quartet General de la Cruz ROja, 1897.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26

SANTOS DEL Ola
Esteban Proto-martir Y Mari
no.
Domingo: San Juan Ap6stol y
Evangelista.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
new! "BACTERIOSTATIC"
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among W0men...

MANY doctors recommend regular use
OF doitches a. a precautionary mets-
IRE tor women who want 70 be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by OF
Tending od0r or discharge.
Some products may DO harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia ",
Pinkham's sanative Wash Pinkham's
senative wash 10 gaining great favor
among women beoaGse It's NOT a
harmful germicide. Instead It's q
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" ttha
modern trend. 10 not only aiscour-
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but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
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tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel Oct your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham'a eanAtve Waah todau. an
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La gaceta., 1942-12-26
{! Director de O9ros Pvblieos
Del Peru esfudio los mstodos c.:s =
Sc sisUen en- los Esfodos Unidos

~ASHINGTON. - Con ell
Ohieto de emnrender eStudloS
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

n you've got a date with the girl friend. oS
q business appointment, play NnHrt and TAXA
the proper precautiou 90 see UNt y0ur hrcn1
dgant offend Unnecessarily. After all, moth,
ing "A 70 ineKcuBable and 30 offensive. asf
negle01ad case n halita8ia tbad hreathl. BE.
fore your next date or business appointment
rinse he mouth with Llatorlne Antaeptio.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
nWeol t, purer. lea likely 90 offend. Most
eases o. halitoaia, gny some authorities, are
due 20 the fermentation q tiny food p~articiea
10 the mouth. although some cases may. BE-
due 70 Hystemie disorders. Against the foe
mer condition. Liaterine Antigeptie works
w0nuern becauaa q first hnlts the fermen.a-
tion and then overcome the 1durH u causes.
Don't forget 10 use Il. itf The first aid o.
thovaanda Of popular and successful people,
LISTERINE RNTISEPTIc
SLa hsAs ro~s breath Sgsss-S A
La gaceta., 1942-12-26

Que los dias que este con no
sotros. los pase muy divertidos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-26
N eLecTRIc COMPANY

Yea la gran exxhibiei6n del Cuerpo de Prodgeclon
do In Cruz Roja en- nuestro est~ablecimiento. Hahra
IN ~asistente para demosxarto. A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-19
Bowling Scores

Trojan
Farmer 456. Wheelock 4Sl, Plum
mer 1874, Harden SOP, Miller 473;
totals, Isl. 723, Isl, 1896.
N. Y. c. r. r,
Vargo iS5, Brokn 55i, Borke t73.
Leabu 467, Conlon 473, handicap
Is: totals, S55, SIS, 1852, 2465.
RsndalGS
T.. yeudt, 55l, \. Pyle 1852, W.
Horton 256, b. Connolly 25S, X.
McKiustry 457, F. Randall $3.50,
totals, 74l. 761. SIP. 2314.
cliffs
H. Schwall $40, L. Ring 5l2, Hall
40. l.. Fredericks 4S1, c. Schrein-
er 500; totals, SCI. S67 759, 249}.
Freeman's
Fugat 1863, Mowery 1858, V Fem
$50, Bride 4G5. Allen t67, handicap
IS. totals. 1853, 7i3, 743, 2239.
Massachusetts Mutual
Hurdley 43S. Signor 432, Begole
i01. Wallace i55, williamson 500;
totals. 1856, 40, 76l, 2246
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-19
Consumer Interest Group
Organizes, Outlines Plans

SLANT Normal College; Prof. Nor.
man Z. Nelson Of the University
faculty whose experience in the
consumer field is of long stand
ing: Lewis G. Christman OF the
Chamber of Commerce; Miss Ma
bel McLachlan, dietitian at the
University Hospital, chairman of
the Washtenaw County nutrition
committee; Miss Frances Wilson
of the Agricultural Extension in
the courthouse.
The three liaison members are:
Mrs. Finley b. Riggs, of the Ciyi.
liam Defense Volunteer Office; Mrs.
Douglas Williams, representative OF
the Dunbar Community Center.
Miss Elizabeth +. Slack Of the
neighborhood war clubs.
Members at large are Mrs. Char
les W. Spooner Mrs. c. T. Burk-
lund Mrs. Marshall L. Snyder and
Mrs. Arthur Van Duren Mrs. Van
Duren will handle publicity. Other
members will be added as the scope
OF the work develops
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-19
First Home Game Won by IL. III. =.
Present For
Coach W alker

Roosevelt High cagets gave
Coach a. d. Walker a Christmas
present and won their opening
home game of the season Friday
night in Normal College gym
stun with a 25-l9 win over Alumni
OF the school.
Now with. a record OF one win
and one loss, the Rough Riders
will be idle until Jan. Is when
they start their Huron League play.
Rooseyelt's loss was in the opener
last week in Ann Arbor
Using IS players, the Alumni
crept within three points OF the
lead I'm the closing minutes only
to see Roosevelt draw away again.
Former players OF several seasons
ago, the Alumni were handicapped
by lack OF practice and the fact
that al lhad not played together
before. Then too, suhstitutions
were made freely in order to en-
able all TO play. However, their
advantage in height was a constant
threat at all times.
Game Captain Ableson led Roose-
welt with nine points. Set shots
by Squires OF the Alumni who
made six points. gave him high
honors for the graduates.
First Quarter
Alumni went into an early 60
lead on two baskets by Squires
and one by Love. Richardson scor-
cd for Roosevelt and Durham for
the Alumni. d. Taylor made one
handler. Alumni s, Roosevelt 4.
Second Quarter
A new tive started for Alumni
Ableson scored as Roosevelt work
ed the ball in and Miller later broke.
away for set-up to tie the score.
SIS. Norman sent his team ahead
when he fipped a shot in from
under the basket, and later scored
again on a short shot. Richardson
tailed basket to lead AS. StriD-
ley scored basket and free throw.
Ableson banked a shot from the
side, Richardson made a One.hander
and Miller made a pivot shot as
Roosevelt led coll. Heath garner.
u q ~ hls aNbt'Nbll lllduF a set -llI
an Squires set shot to en- tn third
quarter. Roosevelt %. Alumni IS.
Fourth Quarter
Another new team went in for
tho Alumni Love and Durham
made baskets for Alumni to make
the score 22.19. Ahleson made a
short one-hande- and free throw
for what proved TO be the final scor-
ing 25-l9'
\ preliminary game saw era
graders defeat Purple graders. 100.
Grays: Borgerson. Millar. Jensen,
Connolly, Heater, Spike and Robert
son.
Purple: Mathews, Wilcox, Nash.
Ryan, Drew and Woodward.
Varsity hoy CCOrp