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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
TIGERS Seek Revenge
Beaten by Cardinals, Al, Detroit Plays Reds
Today at Tampa Mueller Fuchs to Pitch
BY LEO MACDONELL

LAKELAND. Fla. March II
\ pair Of recruits back IN a spring
training camp for another big
league trial - Les Mueller and
Charley Fuchs were scheduled IA
fling for the Tigers against the
Cincinnati Reds IN an exhibition
game al Tampa today Mueller
pitched for Beaumont and Fuchs
for Buffalo last year.
The Tigers were moving over
10 Tampa, seeking revenge on the
Reds for the Al defeat handed
them here yesterday by the ST
Louis Cardinals. another National
League club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Al Zerbo Wins
In Long Final

For the third time in four years
Al Zerbo is state AAU handball
singles champion, because Of suf-
fiCient reserve power 10 win the
odd game in three when appar-
emily outlaSted
Zerbo conquered Harold Schram
on the University OF Detroit courts
last night. PILL, 1921. 21-l2. after
Schram's capture Of the second
game indicated Zcrbo'S chance had
faded The match took two and
a half hours.
Zerbo rallied in tho third 10 run
up A 1873 lead. SChram came within
point Of closing the gap but
Zerbo ran eight straight points 10
win
Paul Merlo gained third place
by defeating Lou Zcrbo. siX-tlme
champion. 1921, 21-l7. Pip The
four survivors Of a field OF 81 were
all from Downtown YMCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
Plane Transportation
May Bring Changes
in Baseball Setup
# Ray Robinson Lives
u p TO Reputation,
Look Out, Mr.. Oubs
HARLEMITE HAS ONE WEAKNESS

This has become tremendously ar-mnded age Who is
there say that the won't major league
baseball extended a bigger area?
San Francisco, for instance won't be so far from New
York. Chicago Detroit if continue the present tempo
of speed aplanes will be planes and plenty
of them, when the firing is
now you experts say that town like ST. Louis
Philadelphia deserves major league clubs Well maybe
something be done about this some day.
rs just thought leave with you DISTANCE no longer
counts NAV day when San Francisco Atlanta
and perhaps one or two included will be
the ma or league setup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
10 Teams Seek
Y'Hdndbd|| Title

The State YMCA handball dou-
bleS tournament will be held today
at the Hannah Y. Ten teams were
10 start play at l o'clock and the
finals will be run off in the eve
ming.
Joe Winkler and Dave Kunnin,
defending champions, representing
the Downtown Y. were TO meet
Ralph Lenert and Bob Quad OF
Northeastern in the first match
Ted Lemmcr and Ben Water
stone of the Downtown branch
were bracketed with John Custom
ski and Leonard Meldman OF
Fisher in another early match. The
finals will start al 8 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

Armstrong. IL TINS Is true,
Dubs is decidedly over his head.
He should be rated l0-1
choice 10 lose.
We have seen Robinson
twice. He is fast and clever
and loose as dish rag. But he
is decided show off. At
times he spends more time
watching the reaction of the
crowd than he does watching
the reactions and reflexes OF
his foes.
OF course, you have 10 be
good 10 get away with that.
There is one thing in Dubs
favor. outside Of the fact that
he can punch. He wants this
fight and seems tickled that ne
got il.
just how tickled he'll be al
the end Of the bout AT Olympia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
FOrdSOn .DinX Holds
De La Sale Five Gains Regional Finals Again
by Defeating Tractors, II TO Is

time, Ecorse was never headed. a
81. Joseph rally in the last quarter
was good for 10 points, nine more
than the winners tailed IN the
same period.
At Ferndalc Visitation walked
into the Class 3 finals by running
away from a weak Utica five,
47-l9 Danny O'Neil ran his total
points 10 80 IN three games by
hitting for Is points 10 tie for top
honers with his All-City mate Bill
Ward.
81. LadiSlauS scored 1927 vic
tory over 81. Clair 10 go into the
finals against Visitation Bernard
RadgowSkl led the winners with
10 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Largest Field
Since 80 After
Richest Purse
Calumet Farm Leads
With 8 Nominations
in Kentucky Classic

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March IA
,OUP).-The largest number OF
Ithoroughbreds named for the Ken
lucky Derby IN dozen years has
been nominated for the sixty
eighth running of the $4,000
classic on May 2, President Matt.
~. VIM Of Churchill Downs an
Inounced today.
The list posted by Colonel VIM
contained the names of 80 OF the
finest 3-year-old horses in Amer
lea. 1t was topped by Mrs. Al M.
Sabath's Alsab, the 1941 juvenile
champion and included almost
every promising youngster who
came up to the races a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Predicts Big Year
For SandIotters

MCKINNEY. Tex. March II
GNS) - Sandlot baseball viii
have its biggest year in 1912, in
the opinion of Mrs. Bessie Lar
gent. only woman major league
baseball scout. She said she be-
hcveS twice as many men and
boys will be playing the game this
year than in past years.
The plan of the National Semi
pro Baseball Congress 10 have
would-be players register March
30 and then undertake 10 get a
sponsor for teams formed by the
regiStrants. She believed, would
enable many more teams TO get
established.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
NEWHOUSER WILD

Harold NewhouScr'S ineffective
ness creased the SkldS for tho
Tigers yesterday The young lett
handler gave up six hits and seven
walks in four innings. He escaped
danger IN three of the innings
luckily. but the second proved bad
The Cards poured three run,
across the plate in that session
For their three TALES the
Cardinals combined three hits. one
tMn-haCCcr BIZ Erank Crnsni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
4 Events Make Midwest NatiOn'S Track Center

An indoor track carnival, begun
with the Central AAU meet at
the University Of Chicago field
house, will get into full stride to-
night when $50 athletes from 81
Midwestern colleges and universe
ties compete in the annual ILL
nois tech relays. and another large
field completes in the annual But
Ter relays at indianapolis.
Next weekend, stars from
throughout the nation will COM
pete in the annual Chicago relays
Illinois. champion 81 the Big
Ten. will play Kentucky, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
What Conduct Unbecomes a Dodoer7

AS the classic satrs of the big league baseball training
season. Leo the Lip Durocher epressible
the beloved Buns of Brooklyn We give the nod to Lppy
for his unsmng explanation of the for suspendng
the cratic Johnny Allen for violation of training rules.
Durocher declared that Allen suspended for conduct
unbecoming Dodger. We say We just wanted to
make the taccan of the Flabush club
ceived due credit for his originality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

LAKELAND. Fla. March IA
There was speculation here today
as 10 whether the sale Of Billy
Sullivan forecasts the disposal Of
other Tiger holdoutS
With Sullivan sold 10 Brooklyn
after all American League. clubs
had waived on the veteran catcher,
four Tiger holdouis were left
Buck NewSom. Rudy York. Bud
Thomas and Johnny Corsica.
Though barred from playing or
practiCing with the Tigers. York is
still in Lakeland. He has not been
near the ball park and neither he
nor Jack Zeller has made a recent
move in the holdout war.
Zcller announced the sale of
Sullivan last night after a long
distance phone call with President
Larry MacPhail of the Dodgers.
The sale price was not announced
BREAK FOR PARSONS
At the same time Zeller an
II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

For the third time in four years
De La Sale. Detroit East Side
Catholic League champion. zoe,
into the state regional basketball
finals at FordSon tonight after de.
featlnG the host five. Last night
was the third time As De la Sale
topped the defending regional
champs. Pills.
Fordson never had chance
De La Sale holding A l5-7 LEAD
at half time. I'd SlazinSki was high
for the winners with 10 points
Three FordSOn players shared J.
points.
The Class 4 finals tonight will
find De La Sale and WyandQttC
matched. Wyandotte won It's sec
ond start by defeating Lincoln
Park. 1920. Harold MierkowIiz
Wyandotte forward led botf
squads with 10 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

Southeastern Conference cham
pion, and Dartmouth, champion
of the Ivy League, will meet
Penn State, Atlantic cham
pion, I'm the opening rounds Of
the Eastern playohs OF the
NCAA basketball championship
contests at New Orleans. March
30. II was announced today.
The Brooklyn Dodgers were
by three justices of the
Brooklyn special sessions court for
permitting choice tickets
10 EbbetS Field fall into the hand,
Df SPECTATORS while loyal '?an'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Basketball Results

HIGH SCHOOLS
Cass Tech 80 Miller -
Denny p. Pershing 10.
Redford %. MaCkerzIc p
Hamtramck IS Highland Park ~.
Northern 80 Eastern g
southwestern -. Central 81
Northeastern 20. Southeastern -.
Wilbur Wright IS l. Of n ~.
Chsdsey 81. Cooley -
Western % Northwestern -.
COLLEGE
Yale. 81. Harvard 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

Colan floored Jimmy Webb,
Houston, Ten five times to
score technical kayO In 1883
Of the second round at Madison
Square Garden last night.
Eddie Arcaro. one of the coun
trNS leading jockeys. ESCAPED
serious injury when he was m
vOlved in four-horSe spill during
the sixth race AT Tropical Park
First 10 fall IN tho sixth race was
Royal Man. ridden by Nick Wall
and three other horses iumblcc
over him Arcaro was atoT
Boston Man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

If isn't extreme, it's another with the Indiana Uni
versiy basketball During the past the Hooses
capained by Andy thinner who lowered feet inches
high and the aest player the squad and of the
sbgges in the Big Ten This week the boys elected his
The capain-elec Irwin Swanson who, at feet inches
regular the Western Conference during the
Iseason
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Another Title for Mrs. Ware

BELLEAIR. Fla, March Ia
INS).-MrS Glenns Collett Ware
counted another golf title in her
large collection today. the annual
Bcllcair women's golf champions
ship. which she won by over
whelwing Mrs Thomas p. Gala
tin % Tampa. Z and 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

had 10 be content with what they
could get" Justices Matthew J
Troy. George b, Deluca and
Bernard A. koZlcke made tho
criticism in filming three alleged
Speculators.
Eastern trackmen will have
final chance to assault Father
Time and the record books in
New York tonight when the
twenty-third annual Knights ~
Columbus games will he run of
mt Madison Square Garden To
close the local indoor track
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

'T believe that the Derby will
he wide OPEN" he said. AS 1
see u, there Is no outstanding
candidate. But there are moro
than a score of class Swear -olds
from which the winner may
come"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Look What April Brings TO Dubs

April showers may bring May flowers But April this year.
will bring Ray Sugar Robinson the sensational Negro
weterweight TO Detroit.
Robinson meet Harvey Dubs OF Windsor who has
punch plenty of ring ambition and sincere love for
the game.
those rngwise who insist Robinson is
fighter along even than Henry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
ECORSE ALWAYS LEADS

In its first regional tournament
EcorSe showed the power that en-.
ahled IT TO win the Twin Valley
League title without a defeat
Jumping 10 a POS lead al hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
ST. THERESA PUT OUT

a tall wcll-balanced Melvndslo
five * the reason s.. Theresa
Class 3 champion, is out Of the
tournament. NelVindale defeated
the defending champions last night,
30-1S. in the first round of tho
Class = regionalS Al FordSon and
earned the right 70 meet EcorSe
m the finals tonight ECorSc gained
the finals by defeating 81. Joseph,
1925.
Mclvindale had an easy time
with 81. Theresa. holding a SlN
and seven point lead throughout
The winners were ahead 1910 al
half time Wally Short Nelvindale
forward. was high with nine points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Detroit Entries

Detroit owned horses entered In
the Derby include T. d. Bulls
Sweep Swinger and FL Jayel
Farms America Fore and Song
o War. FL Jayel Farm is Louis
J. Lepper's stable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Want a Fiahter at Bargain Priees2

Jack Ferenz president of the Musicians Union OF Detroit
ohers this suggestion
"Jets have fight rattle at Olympia some night Let
all the fighters i'm this dsrcregardess Of weght-repOt
for physical checkups let them show at the ring
side and be rafd people in the crowd Then each
nov, manager will on his fighter take the foe drawn
from the hat.
",lI the rattle money would for defense I've always
wanted a fighter" -.
Certainly il is new idea. And while we are at II let
,aGe off few promoters There's nothing like taking one Of
hose home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

The national clay court, tennis
tournament. held for the last 10
years AT River Forest suburb Of
Chicago. was Cancelled today be-
cause of wartime restrictions. II
was to have been held June Is
10 p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
RICHEST RACE

The increase in nominations will
make the 1912 race the richest
Derby ever run. Already the purse
has been boosted 10 S7S,750 and If
"a normal field of 10 horses 60 TO
the post it will be increased TO
S83.750 Special prizes are awarded
to the trainers and breeders Of
the first three horses to finish.
on a $1,000, $4,000 and 81 900
basis.
The horses named include ia
colts, 30 geldingS and six fillies.
Only one filly ever has won the
Derby-Regret in 1915.
Fifteen of the nominees are i'm
ported. Mayer was the largest
nominator of foreign breds, nam
ing four. Only one imported colt
has won the Derby-Omar Khay-
yam in 1917.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

Johnny Colan, the Hell'S
Kitchen kid who had to go to
Chicago to make name for
himself in fiStic circles. today
looked forward TO a title shot
with Gus LesneNich. Tony Yale,
Billy Soose or Tommy Tucker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

April only Ray Robinson prove Anyway we re gon
TO have a fight. That's something.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

press agent from Arena Gardens certainly brings IN
near-ierker. -. NJ,
His piece goes relate how Betty. Farmer Jones Pig
has grown tired Of night life and had TO be shipped oack
% Arkansas Therefore the Farmer will have into Mon
dav nights the sentimental and moral backing
of his porker." -
is at times like this you plead with the church editor
10 give YOU a lob as fourth assistant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
CENTRAL TROUNCED

On the west side Southwestern
finished with perfect record
nine straight victories-by over
whelmlng previously unbeaten
Central team. 54-35
Next Friday nights semifnals
AT Olympia will bring together
Cass and Central Southwestern
will meet either Eastern or Ham
tramck in the other half The
Cosmos and Indians probably will
play of their tie on Tuesday.
After an S-S first quarter. North
ern took 17-l6 lead at the half
and remained point or two ahead
Of Eastern the rest Of the way
the fourth quarter opening 27-2l
in Northern's favor Little Nelson
Jones was the Eskimo hero. sink
ing seven baskets and three free
throws for II points. Jack Smith
tailed II for Eastern.
CASS GOOD ENOUGH
While Cass was not AT lis best,
il had too much for Miller re-
naming in front after taking a
.ll-3 lead in the opening quarter.
Pete Bessega, Cass center. led the
attack with eight baskets and four
three throws for 20 points.
Hamtramck. which has now won
its last six games found Highland
Park easy after holding 1873
edge Al half time Gene MatyS-
iak's 10 points paced the Cosmos.
Wilbur Wright closed its most
successful cage season in history
by trouncing l.. Of d. High, 1920,
and in doing so produced the high
est individual scorer for game
this season. George Shuk. Pilot
center. connected for u points on
Il field goals and 3 free throws,
whild Louis Siebole added Is.
In other games. George Duditch' :
IL points led Northeastern 10 A
29-27 triumph over Southeastern;
DENLY handed Pershing its ninth
straight defeat. 23-l0; Paul For
tuna's two baskets in the closing
minutes helped Western down
Northwestern. 1927: ChadSey
whipped Cooley. 1927, and Red
ford won from Mackenzie. 1921.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Northern Cseers Pull
Surprise; Cam Wins
TO Enter SemifinaIs
BY JAKE BERSON

Eddie Powers Northern High
basketball teams these last few
years haven't been able 10 match
the phenomenal success OF his
great clubs Of a decade ago. but
leave it 10 the cagey Eskimo coach
to spring an upset now and then.
Out OF the running. hoping for
season with a better than 500
percentage, Northern last night
whipped Eastern. rs. TO toss the
latter into A tie with Hamtramck
in the East Side Division of the
Metropolitan League. Hamtramck
whipped Highland Park. $500. as
city league fives closed their reg
ular season.
Eastern's defeat gave the east
side title 10 CaSs Tech. which
whipped Miller. 1928. for the
eighth victory in nine
starts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
TIGERS HITS SCATTERED

The Cardinals used three pitch.
crS. who kept nine Tiger hits wei
scattered Matt Surkont pitched
three innings and John Bcazley
three. Beazley won Is games foI
New Orleans last year. Bill Lohr.
man. a former Giant. finished.
crowd of 1926 saw the game.
Bob Patrick drove Birdie Teb
belts home with Detroits lone rur
in the ninth inning Barney Nc.
CoSky and TebbettS each got two
hits
Al Benton and Roy HcnShaw
Will pitch for the Tigers against
the Washington Senators in Or.
landO tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

with three passes Jimmy Brown
scored two runs with single and
the other came home after Terry
Moore'S long fly TO Doc Cramer
Paul DIZZY Trout hurled the
last five innings and deserved a
Shutout. A wild throw by Billy
Hitchcock let the Cards score a
run. Young Hitchcock. after a
fine stop and an out, was trying
for a double play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
ALSAB'S LUSTER LOST

Horsemen generally shared Colo
mel WINS opinion. Alsab went
into winter quarters with great
reputation and the position OF
early Derby favorite But he has
finished in the money only once
in four Florida starts and most OF
his better rivals haven't yet been
lin action.
Not since 1890 when $50 were
also named. have so many horses
been nominated for the mile and
one-quarter spin, which this year
will be the richest in the world.
The nominators were, led by CAL
lumet Farm, which entered eight
IeligibleS. Calumet, whose Whirl-
away won the Derby last year.
sent in the names of its two aces,
Some Chance and Sun Again,
Ialong with the others. including
the filly, Markell. Louis B. Mayer
lof Hollywood was second with six
nominations.
OTHERS NAME ENTRIES
The list included such horses az
Ben Whitaker'S Requested, win
ner of the $4,000 Flamingo
Stakes; F.. r. Bradley's Bless Me;
Greentree Stables He'll Diver and
Shut Out. Belair Studs Apache.
Mrs. r. McElvain'S Bright Willie,
Walter p. Chrysler's Families. A.
G. Vanderbilt's Spare Man and
William Ziegler's Wait Bit.
Only two really prominent
horses were not named. They were
WooIford Farms Contradiction,
winner of the Pimlico Futurity.
and Manhasset Stables Ampithe-
alter. a good campaigner during the
Saratoga meeting.
The Derby is for 3-year-old
horses run on a scale weight basis.
Colts and geldings are weighted
with 126 pounds while fillies get
five pound concession. The purse
is S75. 000-added. of which $1,000
goes TO second. $1,000 to third and
81 900 TO fourth. Horses are nomi-
mated for S25 and started for an
other $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
BREAK FOR PARSONS

Al the same time Zeller an
nounccd that Al Unser. Beaumont
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Plan TO Gust
All Japanese
MdY Evocuote
Other Citizens

AsHIN N-Plsns for
forcible evacuation from strategic
Pacific coast areas of second-gen-
GRAFTON Japanese who are Ameri-
can citizens viii be announced in
a few days, officials said Thurs
day.
wartime restrictions on
aliens have not affected such
persons.
The plans. which also would af-
feet any other citizen deemed
dangerous to national security. are
being discussed in joint Justice
war department conferences which
began when Thomas c. Clark. JUS
tice department coordinator of
alien enemy control on the Pacific
coast, arrived here two days ago.
Under consideration are plans
for martial law, the licensing of
all persons, citizen OF alien, in
huge areas from which the un-
licensed would be barred, and the
asking Of legislation which would
permit arrest for protective
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column -
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Two Vessels
Blasted in
Port Of Spain
First Attacks
Reported to Be
OFT Trinidud

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad =
Two explosions, presumably due
to submarine torpedo attacks,
damaged two vessels in the an
chorage off Port OF Spain. L. s.
army headquarters said Thursday
The attacks were first re-
ported near Trinidad, although
U-boats have been active near
Aruba. about 500 miles TO the
west, where another tanker
Was torpedoed this morning.
The attacks on such wide
front appeared to establish def
nitely that a number of enemy
submarines were operating off
the South American coast. east
of the Panama. canal.
A communique issued by the
American army headquarters said
There were two explosions
In the Gulf Of Paria In the
anchorage off Port of Spain
ut about ll:40 p. m. on the
night of Feb. Is.
Two vessels were damaged
but both are afloat and there
were no casualties.
1T h presumed that the ex-
plosions were caused by . sub
marine, but the submarine
has not yet been located"
The communique did not specify
the type Of vessels damaged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

we were just experimenting
Wednesday" Mayor Cain explain
ed. but we did discover that we
finally have found the night
whistle. Nov. our problem simply
boils down 10 find out how many
Of the whistles wen need 20 that
everybody In this area can hear
them.
Don't blame the whistle.
ms magnifioentIy noisy" he
concluded
The whistle was developed By
n. J. hcLsin, superintendent Of
the Northern Pacific railroad
shops in South Tacoma In q
highly eommendable patriotic ges-
ture. MoLsin asked no fee for his
work and Offered the blue prints
10 all those interested
(continued on Page 10. Column ~
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Downtown stores wssi - siss>d
Monday IN eAs>rvsne~ ~ Wsss-
insssn's h<rtAasy. sseer1ias - ".
q. fiaehss. prsssdest q ~ nstasi
Trade bafsss
nast lnaastrisi plsnss yin sesr
thu. spsrsfloes 90 Monday. No.
ever. although ths me- borsfy -
public offices and Iastltsti<es uIli
oss<rvs tbs holiday ~ sloaaG.
BARRIER shaps ard sssssy psstcss
wflI 30 sios<d
n went b. any holiday ~
teachers sns pupsls rs<nmA's
pubsie schools operating - nsssai