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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
sCHwEDT INTERCEPTs

After failing 10 score when 2
70-yald march 10 the lIamtramck
6-yard stripe followed Coolcys re-
cept,0n OF the kickoff, the game
seeSaWed until The second period
when Fred Schwedt, Cardinal cen
ter intercepted I'd Reppke'S flat
pass intended for Chef Tzay and
ran 50 yard, 20 a touchdown.
Harry Smi'hem's try for extra
point was blocked.
a series OF playC,n the tail enc
of The third period set up the win
ming touchdown and point fol
Hamtramck. after TzaY passed
20 Rcppke who caught the ball q
step beyond the end zone thus null
liiylng the touchdown.
Gene SimcScue Of Cooley puniec
20 the 81 and then Roppke went
off. tackle 10 the 5 ard thcr
through center for , more yards
a> the quarter ended
Eappfc pade another yard anc
then Chr.tcr SCOT swept wide
around his own left eno 10 eros,
thr goal iino etshdlnE up.
AR Ma, came INTO The ball
Hal kicked the winning
In Jue thud quarter Ham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21

uamCk gained a total of So Yards
from Scrimmage, largest single
period eafn OF the game. Ed
Reppke was responsible for Over
half the yardage with Stan Mes.
torek right behind him.
Disappointment of the day tc
Cooley followers was the perform.
ancc of Gene SimeScue. Cardinal
star back A badly ripped hanc
suffered in the first period &C.
counted for Genes poor ball han.
ding and Intellectual passing.
\ crowd OF 5000 witnessed the
gCf-frgf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Central States
Opens Tonight

Forty-six teams. mostly booster,
will launch the twenty-fourth an
nual tournament oil the Central
States Bowling Association al the
Recreation Building here tonight.
starting al $50. The event will run
six wcek-ends.
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries will be
a member Of Howard McCulloughS
MineraliteS boosters on the second
squad AZ $50. Or. Mitchell's kor-
belak'S Five, composed OF Detroit
n oWifng Association offieiais:,
Frank Mitzel's Five and Jerry
Moore's Fort Shelby also stand
out.
Three Glass A teams. Bin
David's De Luxe of the Detroit
Times Classic. Otto Auch's Enter
prise and Marvin Wrenbeck's Dy-
mamie OF Dearborn are listed. The
tourney attracted a total of 23s
teams from 26 different cities and
towns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Title Hopes at Stake
As u. of M.,OSU Meet
Continued from Page one)

Columbus qusrterbacks by tying
Michigan, 1920. Actually the
Buckeyes for the better part Of
the game outplsyed the Vol
verines.
This 1920 tie did much 10 help
Columbus people forget the last
trip Michigan made 10 their big
horseshoe stadium. That was Har-
mons senior year and the score
was 400, favoring Michigan.
Most inspired Of all Wolverines
for today's game seems 10 be Al
WistertI big tackle.
This has been Wisterts best
year at Michigan. He definitely is
in line for All-Americs tackle
honors. A great deal depends on
now Al performs today
And, too. Wistert can't forget
he was the particular man Paul
Brown picked on a year ago, Most
of Ohio's line gains were over
WiStert and his side Of the line.
II was the worst day big Al has
had as a Wolverine.
A rough, herman type, Wistert
wants that item wiped off his
record He's primed for a killer
diller battle.
Michigan'S coaches openly admit
that the team may not have held
its peak" after the Notre Dame
victory. But the Maize and Blue
kids themselves now seem conf
dent they have it-and in spades,
This writer picks Michigan be-
cause OF its magnificent band OF
backs and a line that is both
skilled and durable.
No team has stopped Michigan's
running game this season We
cant believe Ohio State defen-
sively has enough guns. even with
superior reserve strength, 10 turn
the trick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
CALF NOT BULL

George has a year old son. Milo.
who If you remember your Greek
mythology used 10 carry calf
about an arena until the calf be-
came COW, thus training himself
10 carry COWS around. Al one, Milo
is already practicing on piggy
bank. George hopes he'll be able
TO manage -f-azorbaCk when he
gets 10 be three or so.
But this 10 remember. IN clos
ing, reporters either are 5 l. and
weigh 200 pounds or else they're
S feet and weigh a snappy 100.
They're a little cynical for weight
lifting but remember that George
Yacos isn't kidding. Drop out 10
the lifting meet If you're not going
10 The Lions game 10 watch the
Bears Sunday. George will be
there and he's an interesting guy
20 talk 10 whether YOU want 70
talk about Greek drama weight
fitting. MYTHOLOGY automobiles or
The. lack Of them. gasoline or The
'fack OF II. rubber or the lack Of
II, or along the same wien. mus
clcS and the terrible physical con-
dItOn OF civilization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Fans Ia See Movies

The motion pictures OF the game
between Ohio State and Michigan
will be shown at the Statler Hotel
Monday noon when The Detroit
Times Downtown Quarterbacks
Club holds its weekly meeting.
Ernie Mccoy, who secuted Ohio
State in all its important games.
will speak
Many other coaches and players
will be present at the meeting and
discuss the weekend games. The
session is =opeH-to all football fans
and gets under way at 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Football Scores

Nsryviile Tea chsfs 81, WsrrenhurG
Teachers 0.
Southwest Kansas IL wAshhurn =
Reed College 10. oregon College OF Edu-
cation 0.
southeastern Louissns ~, Lama 7.
IVES, Texas State IL, Lubbock AT
School q
Ouachlta 81 Louisiana state L. Q.
cape GirHrdeau 10. Springfield Teach +.
ere T.
Nehrs,ka WESLEYAN 40, simpson 0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Coast Racing in Prospect

INCLEWOOD. Cal. Nov. q
Hopes for resumed horse
racing in the Los Angeles metro.
politan area were famed shcv 20.
dsy with the army snnouncemrr'
that u viii have evacuated Holly.
wood Park, by December l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21

other busting broncos OF the
Michigan backfield.
A crowd of better than $4,000
will see the game, Hotel rooms
and seats in the stadium are as
hard TO get as Hitler's smile.
Ohio shouts a challenge because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
ERRATIC PLAY

But even IL the Wings beat the
New Workers, II TO s, here JUS
three weeks ago. Adams isn't pre-
dieting a victory after the erratiC
plays his Wings displayed in allow.
inc Chicago 10 mark up one-sideo
triumph and tic for the lead Thurs
day night.
1t was a disturbed Adams who
checked over his club at Olympia
today preparatory 10 departing for
New York.
Adam. is evidently planning q
forcing a revision of his clubN
offensive TASTES in the light OF the
costly breakaway goals scored
against them in Chicago.
"The Chicago crowd gave
goalIe Gardiner ovation after
ovation" said Adams. I'VE were
In there hammering away all
night. But you've seen those
football games where one team
l. on the others 20-yard line all
day, but loses. That was Us.
Chicago got into our end just
four times In the first period
and scored twice. That was the
game right there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
POSTPONE MATCH

their match 10 permit Stroh's trip
ITO Long Island y. y. whore
tonight the DetroitcrS begin their
quest OF the national match title
against Joe Falcaro'S BoWlerS'
journal Half OF the 24-game
match is on schedule The remain
ing .hall is due at Palace, Novem-
Der $500.
PariSclcan'S 3O65 was night high.
land in his 500 series. Crimmins
flashed 222-2l6-222. Sielan hit 247-
1928. Phil Bauman tossed ga
for Aircraft. Herb Case 636 for
PariSclean, and Tom Dorazio ga
for Altes, bringing his average to
2OO.S4
De Euxc-D had a vrctched night,
Tony Novak leading on 533 in
2542 old reliable Louis Burr was
under 500 and so were Thcrman
Glib son and Jim Marshall. the
scores running 49S. 1913. ass, re-
spcctivclv In consequence, Ra-
mona (26S0) won three with Wal
tier Wilkins fronting on $50.
Steve CruchOn came out with p
CSC for Chone-Trombly and others
10 beat 500 were Chef BukowSki
and Fred Breckle, Fife 62l and
$50; Walter Durbin, Pepsi-Cola
626.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Ill VA GEORGE

George has a history something
like that OF friend George Atlas,
whom Yacos disapproves of Incl
dentally. George claims that Atlas
developed himself with weights
and then denied il to make money.
Anyway. George had curviture
of the spine and chronic hernia.
BY his own admission he looked
much like the famous 81 pound
weaklinC but with bends in the
back. He has no photographs of
himself in this condition as he
wants 10 forget IL. When he wants
TO demonstrate how not 10 look,
he either produces photos OF a
character called Don Lee. a pro-
fessional weak man poser COM
monty known as "Emaciated Don"
. he takes you 10 call on Don in
tN flesh. or rather the lack of it.
~ then begS 10 be admitted to
Yaco'sNsight lifting course. That
request ~ never granted however
because of the negative advertis-
ing value OF Don's emaciation. BY
that time you re either convinced,
enrolled and training for an iron
will 10 compete with the iron
weights or you're home in bed
mediating over your adventures.
To get back to Georges history,
since he discovered iron bar magic
while others merely concentrated
on the bar" element, he's now a
top physical specimen VINO carries
all the weights back to his gym in
one hand after the contestants
have struggled through a meet.
He has curly hair just as he
used 10 have this treatment not
10 be confused with beauty par
lors) and he tells people he's 20
years old instead of 81. his real
age, because it's more plausible 10
the customers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Tho lineup,
Nh HTGAN
OHIO sTArE


T.4rhc1v ns NaifsrHrass W--rt~ .
Points sfler touchdown "slerh.-s,
..r.1 "a IarrfrerfI
FIELD Eras-Gr1Rs frls enerF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21

of a line that averages better than
1875 pounds--with plenty of re.
serVes-and backfield that
carries the two scoring sensations
OF the Big Ten Gene Fekete and
Paul Sarrlnghaus
BACK UP WIZARDS
Backing up these two ball carry
ing wizards are Les Horvath and
Tommy James, listed on the in
1ured list, but one Of those gents
hkely to spring into the fray if
needed
Paul Brown is In his second year
at Ohio State. Last season he
poured much soothing oil on the
gaping wounds OF downtown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Leafs Can Gain
MIL Lead While
Wings Are Idle
By LEWIS II. WALTER

While the Detroit Red Wings
are moving into New York tonight
for their game with the Rangers
tomorrow. the Toronto Maple
Leafs can move past them into The
National Hockey League lead.
The Leafs will be heavily IA.
vored 10 Subdue the Montreal
Canadiens on Toronto ice tonight
They can keep the one-point mar
gin by beating the Bruins IN Bos'
ION tomorrow night even though
the Wings are downing the Rang
ers and the Blackhawks, present
co-leaders, conquer Canadlens.
New York has won only two
games this season, and wouldn
have won those il the new rule
against overtime had been IN et'
etc. Their victories on home ice
against Montreal and Chicago were
both in the extra period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
GEORGE YACOS-MUSCLE GIANT
Detroit Atlas Advocates Weig hi Lifting

II you know George Yacos, you
know that there's weight lifting
tournament al the Danish Brother
hood Temple Sunday. November
p George is a litter himself by
belief if not in actually, and he
sponsored the meet.
And If you didn't know about
the tournament, you know il now
and there's George. sketchily
drawn for an appetizer. II you
want personal contact, get a good
nights sleep and 90 over 10 his
weight gymnasium and he'll cX-
plain until you re so sore YOU can't
move. ----------
Before going any further, under
stand that the picture involved
with this story is one OF Yacos
protcges. Bill is not entered in the
contest, he's Just an advocate OF
lifting via YaCos or how 10 be
muscle guy through a minimum
OF struggle.
Now to get TO George.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
Chene-TrombIy
Pulls Far Ahead
With Best Mark

With 10 weeks Of the season
left, Greater Detroit Leaguers
must begin 10 do something about
Chene Trombly or Joe Paulus'
outfit will be so far in front at the
halfway point as 10 drive out the
element OF competition.
Chene increased It's lead over
Fife to six full games at Olympic
last night in downing George
Holmes boys twice, BOSS to 1888.
That performance left the Chene-
Trombly mark at % victories and
four defeats for a percentage Of
.S79. the best SeaSonNhutput Of a
local aior league team to date
Louis Sielan was first on 674
and boosted his average 10 2121S
as Fred Bujack, down TO 52S for
Ekhardt-B Becker, dropped from 200
to 21572. but remained ahead
John CrimmIne OF PariSclean led
the league .On $50 and his par
came 10 POS Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-21
DON'T EXPECT TO GET
PEACE TIME SERVICE.

Numerous complaints received by the Bureau weeks
that the public
prompt service to which it has been accustomed.
Aggravang delays have become increasingly frequent in the
following fields mention but Repairing radios washing
miscellaneous
appliances, heating plants watches and res painting and
decorating; installation of storm sash; eft ceera.
Most of these delays obviously not due run around
tactics but conditions which
today competent and trained help either to the armed forces
defense ndustry inability promptly obtain replacement part
proes and scarcte practically fed
taion difficulties with respect to both wokmen and materials
AS this condition doubtless going continue perhaps
before gets better wish that glib
of immediate delivery obtain your
order depO well be with suspicion You invited
to check the Bureaus complaint
which makes such promises-before parting with
Two things do NOT have Investigate
UNITED STATES WAR BONDS AND STAMPS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
US. Lacks Fund
ToPdy0vertime

Civilian employees Of the war
and navy departments who are or
salary viii receive no furthcr
overtime pay, AZ least temporarily
nj was revealed Saturday.
Field agencies Of the two DE-
partmcnts have been working
civilian employees - hours weekly
paying the extra eight hours over
'lme through a special appropria.
ton in Congress.
This fund. II was explained ran
out IN midsummer and has been
extended by iOlnt resolution since
that time However. tho appro-
.prlation was not extended when II
last lap>ed November 30-and
heads Of tho field agencies find
themselves IN the position Of hav-
ing no authority and no money
TO pay for the extra time worked
II was learned that at least To-
cally, record is being kept Of all
overtime worked. so an ADJUST
mcnt can bc made II the fund is
revived IN Washington and made
retroactive 10 November 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Mystery Death Takes
Sir John Brouqhton

LIVERPOOL. Dec ; OUP).-
Maj. Sir Henry John Dclves
Broughton, Bart. who was &C.
cused Of numbering tho Earl OF
Enrol in Nmrobi Kenya Colony
in 1871, dieo today under mySteri-
Gus circumstances
The 59-year-old baronct. who
arrived in Britain two weeks ago
was taken 10 a Liverpool hospital
yesterday for treatment Of back
injury. lie had been found I'M
conscious IN his hotel room.
BrouEhton was acquitted in july.
1911 Of the murder of the 39-ycar.
old earl who was found shot 10
death IN his automobile January
p after dance al a fashionable
club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
DPW Launches
Cleanup Drive
To Find Leak
Walker Insfruciine
Garbage Collectors
10 Enforce Economy

With both the Office Of Defense
Transportation and the Detroit
Common Council planning investi-
CATIONS of charges OF incompetency
and waste, Detroits DPW Satur-
day began plugging its leaks.
DPW Commissioner William NJ
Walker Jr. said he was GfrStruct-
ing his 65 rubbish and Marriage
lforemen 10 enforce every economy
lin the collection OF refuse.
This came after n meeting be-
tween Walker and Mayor Edward
IJ. Jeffries Jr., i'm which Walker
told the mayor he personally had
never insisted that refuse collec-
tors make four trips from their
districts 10 the dump il only three
were necessary.
Meanwhile, Albert F'eldstein,
rubbish collector Of 1917 MeQuaid
avenue. one OF two DPW men who
Enlarged they were forced by their
lforemen 10 waste tires, time and
gasoline 10 meet the four-load
rule, was hauled before Walker by
"a foreman who charged him with
Taking his loads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Tells Cure for Burns
From Radium, X-Ray

CHICAGO, Dec. 5 GNS).-The
annual convention Of the Radio
logical Society of North America
today was told OF cure for
hitherto incurable X-ray and
radium burns.
The discovery was announced by
DR.. Erich Uhlmann of Michael
Reese Hospital, Chicago. who said
his treatment was based upon tho
use OF alpha rays, considered vr-
tually Of no Importance because of
their low penetrative power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Denies Suspension

I'VE had no intention NJ fak-
ing" Feldstein said. "Our crew
got a late start that day and
brought in two full, honest loads.
Late I'm the afternoon, with our
third load not yet full and Ger
tainly no time left for a fourth
load. we completed the load with
some rose bush clippings, hut the
foreman wouldn't Okay the load
and called Walker"
81 did not suspend Feldstein.
as was reported" Walker said.
II merely told him that all eX-
pected was an honest days work
for an honest days pay. and for
him 10 do this work without all
this foolishneSS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Rescued Seaman
Beats News Home

NEWARK. ~. j., Dec. 5 GNS)
The Gelwarg family still is talk
Ing about II - and everybody is
listening,
Exactly "a hours before the navy
department announced the sinking
OF the transport Edward Rutledge
during the vaSron of North
Africa their son Daniel, a hospital
walked in the door
unannOunccd. lie had been tor
pedoed rescued and given a 20-day
turlOugh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Clare Boothe Luce
To Write Film Story

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. s (UP).-
Clare Boothe. Connecticut con-
gresswoman-clect, playwright and
wife Of publisher Henry r. Luce,
Will arrive next week 10 work on
an original film story, Twentieth
Century-Fox studios announced
today.
Miss Boothe will write about
China's struggle against Japan. re-
naming here until January. when
she will leave for Washington 10
take her seat in Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Josephine Baker
Living in Morocco

CASABLANCA, Dec. : GNS).-
Josephine Baker. the St. Louis
NegreSs who became the toast of
the " Follies Bergere" in Paris. was
disclosed today to be living in the
little Moroccan town OF Mar
rakech near Medina.
Friends describe her as living
alone IN truly Arabian splendor
and IN quite good health al
though she left a CasablanCa clinic
only Is Gays ago. She fled m
French Morocco when France fell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Higgins TO Use Shipyard

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 (UP).--
The maritime commission said to-
day It's incompleted New Orleans
Shipyard soon VIII be made avail
able 10 Higgins Aircraft, Inc. for
construction of 1900 giant cargo
planes for the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Dance for Marines

The drill team al tho Detroit
Marines Corps League, Unit No. !,
Will hold q marine benefit dance
Saturday. December l.. at Doty
Hall. S647 Woodward avenue.
Service men will be admitted free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
s0ea, RndMu

THIS is letter to YOUR service It's all about
Il his HOME TOWN. the most important place in
the world TO him. CLIP this letter today sign your
at the bottom and send it him. Wherever he is. he
wants the news from HOME. It's up to you to mail il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
DEAR BUDDY

the from HOME It's up you to mail il.
DEAR BUDDY
IRON your city mornings
gas raoning comes the seasons greetings ,... -,
moving for the owl shift You park down
And don't depend traffic awaken in the morning
you'll be late for work Only the and buses turning
We have our gas rationng cards They look like bunch
phoney stamps Tuesday morning wasn't
operating the city that didn't have full tank Of gas Stations
station just under the wire.
81 want her full and 1 do full"
He How s much s %fd the ne determined one
Two cents please" said the attendant
TODAY those uko got cards that mean Of
gallons week not speaking to the caydeys ho get what
and s The :ag % e sg ta s os5 not .Sss;
"to ddrt oppy for hooks arc speaking. nobody kHops
laugh NTH oicc. In fa g ike goad A. and to
BIT .ccr 70 be getting 10 ort Eecyybodg sharing ride,
A. 'o"e bus street ops 'oat Is ntrn Mornings do
street car ~ the morning get car rides At night
6-fot for book grounds that
h has TO stOop to ride a bu.. He got il.
rJHE Christmas going up the City Hall
these days hut With no light. For Uncle Sam has asked that
As to we're getting hall Of normal supply. That
the chdes families going to oego the tree business
They'll offer up their tree to families in which there children
TIVE baseball open April 49, but
0 has E esnr n o g nor for eT0 s Sans sn ns
blac He'll be physical instructor for flying cadets
steve oNcl The Tigers new manager is IN town He prom
& he has no plans but g nt on message
Walter Briggs and for his son. Spike"
THE Lion. 5aed They ,'raigt games the M
to"al PRO Football League ~ ".rer bee" done before
II THAT horrible Agnes Derry
Derry Was Killed with her nance Ros
'r' foss whom she was TO have maed on January r. ~ M
Mr., Barbara Ann Clark Flint defense wife
sailor has been named Miss Victory Of Michigan to compete In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
Help Kidneys Remove Acids

Eufiy your blood and 70 remove excess Acids
ne kidneys contain about nine million tiny
suoee OF hlters through which the heart
pumps blood about 200 times an hour. night
so cay 40 It's easy TO see that they may
&C. tred ana slow down when overloaded.
fourteen years ago precticinE physi-
N.hn prescription called Oyster was made
avalahle 20 the public through drug stores,
mabing " easy and inexpensive 20 help thou
Sands suffering from hcn-organic and nom
ssLtmic Kidney and Bladder troubles in
THESE three simple vavs. 4. Helm the KidnevS
remove excess acids which may become poi
soning end Irritating 2. To palliate burning
- smartinE Of the urinary passages and
nIsooer Irritation. 2 Help the Kidneys hush
va Ssstes which may become poisonous II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Getting Up Nights
Nervousness and Kidney Strain

~ you're feeling out escorts. Get Up Nights
~ suner from Burning Passages, Blackjack,
5WoHen Ankles. Nervousness Rheumatic
ram Dizziness. Circles Under Eyes and feel
NoTn-out, the cause NAV be non-organic and
hon.systemic Kidney and Bladder troubles.
worry, Colds. working too hard, or over
.Htlng or drinking may create an excess OF
Aclda and SytrloAd your Kidneys so that
.hel need help 20 rush out poisonous wastes
mat might otherwise undermine your health
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Miss Betsy
Chickerins
To Be Wed
By THE CHAPERoN

AT A family dinner at the
IA Country Club Saturday eve
ming. the news was told of the
Engagement of pretty Betsy
Sladen Chickering. daughter OF
Col. and Mrs. William Z. Chick
ering and niece OF DR.. and Mrs.
Frank J. Sladen. and John Swim
ton King. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph B. King.
Although Miss Chickering'S
home is Washington, ID. C., De-
troit claims her, too, as she lived
with Doctor and Mrs. Sladen for
n year and was graduated from
the Liggett School. She is now
in her junior year at Mt.
Holyoke.