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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04

MARCH II TO APRIL go
Arjes--You may not get the
operation you'd like today, but
cont let that stop you from put
ny up a good scrap. Manufac-
.aring, handling large orders
nd a number Of people require.
- 71e, but can prove very protita-
G. Romance favored.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 20
Taurus-S Some Of the old
methods may not work. Then try
new ones. Or perhaps they just
need revising. one or two new
twists here and there. You are
the doctor-fnd the right pre-
scription and use il.
MAY II TO JUNE 2l
GcmiBi - Affairs Of personal
nature (where selfshneSs or self
praise does not enter). domes-
ITCHY, romance, weddings, pleas
ant plans Of social, charity and
friendship nature are particu-
larly sponsored. Duty first, then
other things.
JUNE p TO July %
Copcer-An all-around advan-
tageous day. with plenty of ac-
tion for you who are looking for
II. If everything is carried on
Systematically, schedule run eff
GENTLY and cheerfully main
tanned. you can accomplish much,
JULY - TO AUG. e
Leo-Excellent time to get out
your best ia ent $. back them
with steady enthusiasm and put
them into the fields that call for
them now. Deal with Supporters.
employees, strangers, associates,
relatives with fortnight hon
eSty and spirit
AUG. 81 TO SEPT. %
Eirg 20 Friendly period on
whole. DO your utmost TO get
the urgent matters attended 10
early but without fuss and anx-
iety. which only upsets you even
tually-also upsets others about
you. Study.
SEPT. - TO OCT. 2s
Libru--Hcrc we are at few
IFS and butts, but we are sure
Librans won't mind them. Let not
the indisposition nor liabilities
Of others dissuade you from
achieving in fine fashion. as you
so well can. Investigate; be
scnsibly cautious.
OCT. - TO NOV. -
Scorpi0 y cry encouraging
influences. Handicaps shouldn't
phase you. Plenty of assistance
and from places or persons least
expected, too. Personal, business
and all vital activity promoted.
NOV. % TO DEC. -
Cagfttartrs-Itis n question Of
style-ycs, we said style style
az thinking, style OF execution,
style Of character. And surely
Sagittarians have Unborn style
in many rcspccts-lct's see II IN
full swing now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Bran Topping

TRY TOPPING Apple Betty
with bran cereal instead OF
crumbs for an extra nip of nu-
triton as well as extra flavor
And don't forget that pudding
can Sun 'bc prettiticd with
flowers made OF dried fruit
tapricotS. peaches etc. with
Slivcrcd Brazil nut slices for
urtalS and ICaNcSi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04

DEC. % TO JAN. II
Capricorn - Business, trades,
finances. private and home mat
terS share excellent aspects.
After your own job is done, help
in community and .. whatever
other defCpsr effort Yo89 a5tlj-
ties can. Less time at light
hearted, useless activity advised
Jan. - TO FEB. 20
iqtarjus-W When you get your
self whipped into enthusiasm
and going ABOUT things system
atically. there's no one more
efficient. That's what today
needs mostly--efficiency. Writ
ing, entertaining, experimental
ton among the favored
FEB. n TO MARCH %
PiSccS-No intricate orders
that YOU cannot fulfill with pleas
ant confidence that work we'll
done will benefit Think before
YOU speak this generally favor
able period Heed wise words of
elders.
4 child horn on this daV.
Deep nature; strong feelings
and passions. sympathetic,
though will probably display a
seemingly cold exterior. Capable,
especially IN a pinch; talented in
a variety of ways. Should prac-
tice sclf-sacrifce and sclf-denial
daily.
Huth 0UTUcrfSuyH Of Martin
Dies. United States congressman
Copyright 1852 bf kiu~ Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
PERT HOUSE FRCCK

Pattern l256 is available i'm
mi,so, and WomcnS sizes II, H.
rs. rs. 20 20. -. 81, SO, So and
80 Size rs takes 81, yards 35-
inch.
send rs cents IN coins for this
Anne Adams pattern.
Address your request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mont DDS Times Square, De
troll Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04

time and mix well. Add flasI
Voring. %
This makes approximately
pounds of very stiff batter. BsN&>
in creased paper-lined loaf panY
in a slow oven 1925 degrees) q
hours. Allow cakes to cool in
the pans.
The remainder of the recipes
prepared will appear in tomor-,
rows Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
with sherry or grape Juice.

with sherry or grape juice.
Silt spices and flour together
three times. Cream butter, add
sugar, Dreaming together until
light and fluffy. Add jelly and
mix thoroughly. Add well-beaten
eggs and flour alternately, care
fully mixing after each addition.
Add nuts gradually, distributing
them well through the batter.
Add fruits. small amount at a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Tiny Tim Cake

9-ouncc package mincemcat
p cup water
cup butter or other short
Cnlng
! cup sugar
> eggs, well beaten
package ruSkS, finely crushed
3 teaspoons baking powder
q teaspoon salt
, tablespoons cocoa
u cup water
B cup finely chopped nut meats.
Break miucc meat into pieces.
Md cold water and boil, stir
ring until all Jumps are thor
oughly broken up and mixture
is practically dry. Cool Cream
butter and sugar. Add eggs and
beat until smooth and creamy.
Mix ruSks. baking powder, salt
and cocoa. Add alternately with
water, beating after each addi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

TT HARDLY seems possible
but the fruit cake and plum pud-
ding season is right upon us.
Though we usually wait until a
little later i'm the month, this
year they must he ready and
seasoned i'm time TO ship TO the
boy in service who are stationed
in this United States.
A variety of cakes and pud-
dings were prepared at the regu-
lar meeting of The Detroit Times
HomcmakerS' Gu b. Tuesday.
Ways of packing for shipping
and mailing were also included.
Tiny Tim fruit cake, steamed
Christmas pudding, dark fruit
cake and golden fruit cake were
among the dishes shown.
Golden Fruit Cake
pound lemon peel
pound orange peel
2 pound candied cherries
pound walnut meats
: pound pecan meats
? pound dates
= pound candled pineapple
= pound citron
= pound seeded raisins
cup flour
! cup shortening
- cup sugar
cup honey
5 well beaten eggs
- cups flour
! teaspoon salt
| teaspoon baking powder
| teaspoon allSplCc
. teaspoon nutmeg
teaspoon cloves
Tablespoons orange or grape
juice
- Shred fruit pcClS: halVe cher
rieS, nut meats and dates; cut
pineapple and citron the size OF
almonds. Dredge fruits in !,
cup flour. Cream shortening
with sugar; add honey. Add egg,
and beat until smooth. And / y
cups flour, sifted with dry ingre-
dents, alternately with fruit
Juice. and beat thoroughly.
Pour batter over Toured fruits
and mix well Line creased bak-
ing pans with waXed paper. al
lowing : inch to extend over
sides Of pan. Pour batter into
pans: do not fatten. Bake ir
Slol oven ESQ degrees 8 to i
hours.
Place pan containing 2 cup:
water on bottom shelf of oyer
while baking. Cakes baked will
water have greater volume, {
more moist texture and a smooth
shiny. glaze. Makes about :
pounds cake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-04
Frances
Drake
orc S c o p e

Look in the Section birthday Comes In, and Find What
Your Oattooe Is According TO the Stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
2 CoNvoYs INVOLVED

Two conveys were involved, one
from England to Russia and the
other from Russia to England. The
Edinburgh was accompanying the
latter, escorting supply ships which
had delivered their cargoes at
Murmansk.
One German destroyer was sunk
and another severely damaged. At
least two Nazi dive-bombers and
one torpedo plane were shot down.
The supply ships were the first
to be lost by the British since the
Murmansk convoy route was es-
tablished.
The furious sea battle. most ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Romeo Peach Fete
Planned as Usual

The annual Romeo Peach Fes-
tival will 20 on as usual this year
in spite of the refusal of the vii.
lage TO grant the usual $3.50 ap-
preparation to finance it. it was
ANNOUNCED today by Fred Hicks
president of the festival associa-
ton. The affair will proceed from
funds furnished by the state and
from finances of the association,
and will be held Labor Day week
end as in the past.
However. due to the state Of the
nation, Hicks said, the practice of
sending the Peach Queen to Wash
ington with a bushel of the fruit
for the President will be dropped.
Instead. the queen and her party
will take a truckload of peaches
TO the boys at Selfridge Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Many in "a
Get FILA Loans

Men in draft class ga. with de-
pendent children. are almost all
eligible for FILA loans. Raymond
Foley, local FILA manager. said
today.
AS a general rule, however
those in ga without dependent
children will be refused loans un-
less there is some other indication
they will not be called into mill
tary service. Foley continued. Men
in Ia find IL almost impossible
TO obtain loans.
Foley issued his statement II
reply 10 complaints that ga mer
are being refused loans. He ex.
planned the FILA Is trying a.
closely as possible TO follow selec.
tive service by their respective
draft boards. Under broad FILA
policies. cases are considered in
|dividually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
70 State Fair
Workers Fired

Dismissal notices were received
by 20 employees OF the State Fair
Grounds, today. but the status OF
Bernard J. Youngblood, manager.
remained unchanged.
The action by Thomas ]. Wilson.
civil service director, follows leas-
ing OF the grounds TO the army
quartermasters' corps. Mantle
nance and salaried employees in
volved drew approximately $4,000
a month.
Continuance of Youngblood's S.
00O-a-year job was up TO Gov.
Murray d. Van Wagner. The
governor indicated no immediate
action would be taken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Obituaries
Mrs. Gertrude Schultz
Mother Of Times Financial
Editor Dies

Mrs. Gertrude Gamble Schultz
So. of $500 Robson avenue, dice
early today after illness OF q
month.
She is survived by three sons
Ivan W.. Rex L. and j. Ware
Schultz, financial editor of The
Detroit Times; three daughters
Eleanor NJ. Esther M. and Rose
mary Schultz; two sisters, Mrs
Margaret Ware and Mrs. j. jamie
son of Gait. Ontario. and a
brother. William Gamble of st
Louis, Mo.
Funeral services will be an
Inounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
| Nazi-Finn Drive
On Murmansk
Fails, Reds Say

MOSCOW. May 8 (uP).--A
German-F Finnish effort to destroy
Murmansk. Russia's supply port
In the Arctic. has failed and Red
army fiiers, reinforced by British
and American fighter planes, now
are carrying the fight to the Axis,
the Communist Patty newspaper
Pravda said today.
The Germans, with some Finnish
aid, have concentrated their at
tacks on Murmansk, the only Rus
sian ice-free winter port through
which supplies from the United
States and Great Britain are pass
ing to the eRd armies, for the last
six weeks, Pravda said.
Flights OF from 30 to 70 planes
have been sent against the Rus
sian fighters and anti-aircraft
batteries, the newspaper added.
but the Russians shot down Ga
planes over Murmansk alone and
In the last two days destroyed 43
planes in raids on airports in Nor
way and Finland.
The British and American planes
were used extensively in the raids
into Finland and Norway. Pravda
said, adding that officials now
were convinced that Germany's
efforts 10 cut off the port was
doomed TO failure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
u. ). Sues Barbara
For $4,000 Taxes

Two tax liens totaling $4,000
were filed by the federal govern
ment today in federal court against
Frank Barbara, operator of the
Bowery Cafe and against the
Bowery Club, both at 12050 Joseph
Campau avenue. The liens were
for unpaid federal insurance and
unemployment compensation taxes,
federal officials said. One lien for
Sc, 06S was filed against Barbara
as operator of the Bowery Cafe
and the second. for 1898 was
filed against the Bowery Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
NAILS LOSE 10000

MOSCOW. May 8 1NSl.-
Soviet armies continued 10 hold
the advantage in all key sectors
of the long eastern European
front today. but concentrated their
heaviest thrusts below Leningrad
and in the Arctic region near
Murmansk. according TO reports
eaching Moscow.
: In one sector Of the northwest
front, the Red army occupied ar
inhabited locality and inflicted
heavy losses" on the enemy, an
official communique reported
while dispatches from the Arctic
said the Russians had driven a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
New Airport Site
Opposed yResident!

Residents OF Warren Township
Macomb County. where the new
Detroit city airport has been ten
tatively located, protested against
the site today, contending that
there are many new homes in the
area TO be cleared for the port
The site has been approved by
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr. anc
council for the flying field A pro-
test meeting was held by the resi-.
dents in Warren Township Hal
and Earl Tallman. township super,
visor. said the residents woulc
legally oppose the airport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Victor BresIer
Detroit Real Estate Man
Dies in Switzerland

Relatives here today learned o.
the death in Lausanne, Switzer
land, of Victor Bresler. 81, promi
nent Detroit real estate man anC
attorney.
According to Eugene Bresler o
1885 Byron avenue. stepbrother
Mr.. Bresler died suddenly. Mr.
Bresler retired from business three
years ago and move dto Switzer
land.
He Is survived by his step
brother and three step-sisters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
7. f. Moss Wheat
Arrange Rites for Dean
Of ChrysIer School

Funeral services were being ar
ranged today for T. E. Moss
Wheat, dean Of the Chrysler Grad
uate. Engineering School. who dieo
at his home. 108 Farrand Park
Highland Park.
Mr.. Wheat, so, was born in
Starbuck. Wash, and graduated
from the University of Michigan
He had been with Chrysler &c
years following period as struc.
tural engineer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
NJ. Y. Women Mechanics

NEW YORK. May 8 QNS).-
In New York City 100 women
no longer need 10 telephone
garages if their automobiles come
TO an unexpected halt. Graduates
OF motor mechanics courses given
by the American Women's Volun-
teer Service. they are capable of
lifting the hood and diagnosing the
trouble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

wedge into Finnish-German lines
extending from s to IL miles.
Unofficial estimates in Moscow
placed German losses in the Lake
linen vicinity. below Leningrad,
at 10000 killed and wounded in
the last month. All German at
tempts TO regain the initiative and
resume their march toward Lenin-
grad in this sector have been re-
pulsed. il was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
In III Health, Hangs Self

Despondent over bad health
Charles Oleschefski. 50, hanged
himself in barn at the rear oil
his home, SAID Cicotte avenue
today. His widow, Marie, reported
the victim to have been depressed
for several days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Blast in Belgian City

LONDON, May 8 (INS).-A
violent explosion In the Belgian
city OF Courtrai was reported to-
day by the London Daily Mail,
which quoted the Brussels radio.
No details were available. Court.
raj is in eastern Belgium, 40 miles
east of Brussels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

tensive naval engagement in the
Arctic to date, began on the after
noon of April 80. The Edinburgh,
hit twice by torpedoes and COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
British Admit
Loss Of Cruiser
In Arctic Ocean

LONDON, May 8 (INS).-The
10, 000-ton heavy British cruiser
Edinburgh and four supply ships
were sunk in two three-day run
ming battles In the Arctic Ocean,
the admiralty announced today.
Pursued and battered in heavy
weather for three days and nights
by U-boats. destroyers, dive-bomb-
ers and torpedo planes. the British
nevertheless delivered 80 per cent
OF a convoy at Murmansk, Soviet
Arctic port.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Wings to Stake Record Against Rangers
War Veterans
Endorse Hearst
Rifle Training
BY DON GILES

michigan officials Of Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars, meeting
in Lansing. intellectually en-
dorsed the William Randolph
Hearst Workmanship training
program" Clayton ID. Mcneil OF
Wyandotte, chairman Of junior
activities, announced today.
I'VE have received assurance
from all V. +. w. posts In Michi-
gan that they will take part I'm
the training program and enter
junior teams In the final matches
In the spring." Mcneil said.
I'VE have a number OF clubs
I'm the organization stage and
Will have a good representation
In these matches. The Sons OF
Veterans Rife Club of Wyan-
dotte has already started prac.
tice and have opened their club
TO all boys In Wyandotte. We
shoot every Saturday morning
from 8 until IL at the Roosevelt
High School. Any boy living I'm
Wyandotte interested in marks
manShip may apply for this
training, which is free" Mcneil
said.
Rifle clubs were advised this
week that the deadlinc for placing
their rife clubs in The Detroit
Times Rife Training Directory
would close January ). The direc-
tory when completed will bc
distributed Ia thousands 81 pro-
.spoctive marksmen interested X
locating II place 70 shoot. -
Irwin r. Stoli. secretary OF Ia
Ann Arbor Rifle Club. said this
week they were prepared 10 train
students in craftsmanship al their
range every Thursday evening
from 7;;30 to 10. Their range IS
located al 2l3 South Revena
street, Ann Arbor. For Informal
ton on how 10 enter. call Stoll at
2-3Ss5 during the day and 46l2
evenings.
The Detroit Parks and Recrea-
ton Gun Club, located al 504 Elm
wood (Elmwood Recreation Cen
teri. has n rife training school
going full blast. The school. APP
proved by the National Rifle
Association. operates every
Wednesday evening from s 10 $40
.p m. They have four qualified in
.structors and can furnish guns 10
those who do not own one. For
further information call Robert r.
Polt Murray .0935, address s732
HoSmer.
Tom -SpiIIanc- Secretary 4A4a
Irish Rifle Association. said they
could take on additional students
a. their new rifle training school.
Cortland and Hamilton avenues.
Four qualified instructors arc
available, also guns and ammurt-
ton. The school operates every
Saturday evening from Z 10 IL.
Further information is available
by telephoning Spillans AT UNiyer-
sity l-1066
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Vince Bsnonis on Preferred List

Vincent Banonis former University of Detroit A-America
center owned by the Chicago Cardinals among
National Football League players whom CPL Alexis Thompson
millionaire owner Of the Philadelphia Eagles would buy
for his club
Thompson declared that he intended give Philadelphia the
best team money can buy
But in the of Banonis and perhaps listed Uncle
Sam has beaten the corporal Banonis the
list includes Sid tuckman Ray Mclean Frank Mazncka Bull
dog Turner Pug Manders Perry Schwartz Frank Knar Merle
Hapes. Bill Edwards Wee Willie Wlkn Masterson Dick
tarman Ted Ftsch Ray Bray, Joe Stydaha Hampton Pool
Chuck Cherundoo Jack Sanders Curt Sandw Jacobs
The names include no Lions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
MdndeI Won t
Confirm Offer

CHICAGO. Dec. 25 UNS).-
Charles f. Gus" Dorais, athletic
director and football coach of the
University of Detroit. was under
consideration today as coach for
the Detroit Lions of the National
Professional Football League.
Lions owner, Fred L. Mandel
Jr., who was in Chicago for the
admitted that Dorais was
among those being considered for
the post, but refused to confirm
from Detroit that Dorais
had been offered a five-year con-
tract with the Lions at $4,000 a
year if the league operates and
81. 800 if it doesn't.
The report also limited that In
the event that Dorais accepts the
Lions offer. his post al Detroit u.
would be taken by his backfield
coach Lloyd Brazil.
ManGel said he had discussed
the proposition with Dorais, not
only recently. but as far back as
two years ago
The Lions. who dropped all Of
their II league games last season,
were coached by John Karcis, who
succeeded William NJ. Edwards in
midSeasOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Ball in AII-Star Game
Will Be Au(tiOned Off

PHILADELPHIA. Dec.25 QNS>
The football used in the first
half Of the National League all
Stars-Washlngton Redskins game
Sunday. will be auctioned off IN
tween periods 10 aid the cityS 4 "
bond drive
Carl +. Waite. former All-Amor-
ican from Georgetown. will act az
Members of the Navy
League. emergency aid, and pow
ers models viii accept bids from
the stands for the pIgSkin. which
will be autographed by members
of the teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Training Site
Worrying Cubs

CHICAGO. Dec. % GNS).-It
did not add TO the Christmas cheer
today of General Manager James
T. Gallagher of the Chicago Cubs
and Vice President Harry Crab
ner of the White Sox TO learn that
one of the spring training sites
they had considered might be pre-
empted by the army.
On canoeing their plans for the
usual spring trips 10 the West
Coast, Gallagher and Gardiner in
vestigated the possibilities OF
French Lick Springs in Indiana
and were favorably impressed in
many respects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Chieagoan 10 Coach
Boxers al Maryland

WASHINGTON. Dec. % CINS). .
Thomas Campasna Of Chicago
today was the first full-time box
ing coach at the University Of
Maryland. replacing Bobby Gold
stein, now in the armed services.
Campagna, 80 years old, won
fame i'm Chicago in the golden
gloves ranks for five years and
for the last several years has
been directing several amateur
ring teams in the windy city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Officials Are Named
For Cotton Bowl

DALLAS. Tex, Dec. % (INS).
Two southwest conference and
two southeastern conference of.
1icialS- we're designated today for
the cotton bowl football game at
Dallas New Years Day between
Texas and Georgia Tech.
jeff Farris, Hendrix College
alumnus and an Okmulgee, Okla,
high school teacher. will be the
referee; A. Paul Melton, Loyola
graduate. who is now a Baltimore,
Md. newspaperman. will be UNI
pire; Lt-Comdr. Barry Holton OF
Dallas. Notre Dame graduate. will
be head linesman, and L. J. Perry,
elon alumnus Of Reedsville, N. C.,
field judge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
SinkWick
Positive
He'll Play

PASADENA. Cal Dec. 25-A
patient in hospital here frankie
Sinkwich All-America star of the
Georgia Bulldogs positively will
play IN the New Years Day fame
with UCLA.
Both Sinkwich and his coach.
Wally Butts. insist the Bulldog
star will be ready TO take his place
in the big game.
Victim Of an ankle injury. Sink
wich. according 10 his coach. was
hospitalized when the injury failed
10 respond Immediately 10 the GUS
tomary treatment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
WHAT'S sl,75O,Ooo.

Speaking Of s. Claus, and re-
calling a recent piece on Sonia
Henie and her almost fabulous tax
gifts TO her favorite uncle, we
have been called sharply TO task
by Mr.. Joe Roberts. who has
the pleasant lob Of publicizing
Nine. Topping's doings and does
good job Of 1t.
Seems that when we listed
Sonjas government-bound income
from her skating, movies and
testimonials we overlooked a
trifling matter OF S1.750,000. II
hardly matters, but for the sane
of the record we'd like to add II
to the grand sum.
You see, we neglected to say
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Steee Meet on

CHICAGO. Dec. % INS).-The
a. a. Stage High School basket
ball tournament al the University
OF Chicago, one Of the most famous
prep meets in the nation. will not
be held this year, II was announced
today by acting director of ath-
letlcs, J. Kyle Anderson.