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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Tribute Paid
Frank Calder
Deoth Is Mourned
by Hockey World
BY The Associated Press

The New York Rangers have
suffered many defeats this sea-
son, but their losses are small
compared to the National Hook
ey Leagues loss of its president,
Frank Calder.
Manager Jack Adams of the
Detroit Red Wings, whose pres
ent position was obtained for
him by Calder, expressed the
general view of many last night
in Toronto prior to the Wing
Maple Leaf contest. Adams said:
Death of President Frank Cald-
er is a great loss TO hockey and
to me personally. I've been a
player and manager for Is years
and l always found him abso-
lutely fair. The National League
is going to have a tough time
replacing him. 1t will take big
man to fill Mr.. Calder's shoes"
Calder died at the age of IS
in Montreal Hospital yesterday
afternoon. He had suffered a
heart attack in Toronto on Jan.
% during meeting of the Board
of Governors. Red Dutton has
been acting as president since
that time. Calder had been head
of the circuit since its orgsni-
zation in 1917. Funeral will be
Saturday in Montreal.
The Wings tried their best to
somewhat relieve their manag-
er's mourning by defeating the
Leafs, 80, while the Rangers
a n d the Chicago Blackhawks
fought TO IL tie in the only
other contest last night.
Detroit raped home all its
markers in the opening round.
Gully Simon, Harry Watson and
Eddie Wares doing the count
ing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
batherS Meet
Lake Shore 5
Red-Groy Hoopers
Seeking 3rd Win

Batting only 1893 in the cur
rent basketball campaign, Mount
Clemens High Schools hard
wood forces tonight will try to
kick up their average at home
when they engage Lake Shore
High of ST. Clair Shores.
So far the Bathers have won
but two games as against four
losses, downing East Detroit and
Hazel Park and losing to Royal
Oak, Crosse Pointe, Port Huron
and Wyandotte.
Although the Bathers are
meeting a Class c opponent
tonight. they apparently will
not have an easy time of it.
Lake Shore is leading the BIZ
County League with seven tri-
jumps in eight starts.
In Clyde Perkins, Coach Carl
ton Worden of Lake Shore has
one of the best prep cagers in
this section. Perkins is a deadly
shooter, and in addition is a fine
defensive hoopster
SIEWERT LOSS is BLOW
Mount Clemens will be handi-
capped by the absence of Ralph
Siewert, siX-foot, eight-inch CEN
ter who, after regaining his eli
gibility this week, became lost to
the team when he suffered a
Clipped bone in his right ankle
while scrimmaging Wednesday.
He is expected to be out of the
lineup at least three weeks, and
possibly the for rest of the sea-
son.
The ankle injury was another
of a series of physical blows
which have hit SieWert in the
last year. Last fall he fractured
his wrist as he fell off a bicycle
Coach Harvey Oliphant plans
to use Fred Fink in Siewerts
place and rely on Bob White and
Lyle Bliss, Mount Clemens two
leading scorers, TO carry the
brunt Of the Bathers' attack.
Bliss will go at forward with
-Jehnny- Roberts,-v~Mhile- White
will team at guard with Bill
Roberts.
The game is scheduled to start
at 8 D. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Hoosier Quint
Next for UNI
Wolverines Hope
70 Halt Leader

? CHICAGO, Feb. 5-(P)-Ohio
State and Michigan, already
with a couple of upsets under
their belts and eager for more,
get their chances Saturday and
Monday against the Big Ten bas-
ketball leaders, Illinois and In
diana.
The Buckeyes, with Freddie
Miller the only veteran in the
starting lineup, have beaten
Chicago and Purdue in five con-
ference starts this season. Their
best non-conferences victory was
q surprising 45-4O decision over
Kentucky, which ended Notre
Danes winning streak two
weeks ago.
Illinois, cruising along with
five Big Ten wins, will be
strengthened in reserve guard
material by Cliff Fulton, who
became available with the new
semester. The 6-foot-2-inch
player is considered 4 consistent
all-around, hard-driving eager
and a fair shot.
Michigan, undefeated in six
conference games but beat
en- three times by Big Ten teams,
will be out to make amends for
q 64-36 drubbing last season
when it squares off against 1ndi-
ma at Bloomington. That was
the worst defeat ever suffered
by q Michigan quintet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
BoseboIIs Pose
Major Problem
for Big Leagues

NEW YORK, Feb. S Up
Baseball players and transporta-
ton aren't the only problems of
the major leagues right now.
There is the little item Of base
balls.
Ford Frick, National League
president, says the old-style balls
in the hands of several National
League clubs are no more than
enough to carry the teams
through spring training.
The L. S. Bureau of Stand
ards is experimenting now with
two styles of baseballs, and the
one found most satisfactory will
be adopted by both the War De-
partment and the major leagues
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Jack and zivi(
Clash Tonight
Beou InstoIled
5-12 Fovorite

NEW YORK, Feb. 5-tP)-It
looks like the old numbers game
when Fritzie Zivic collides with
Beau Jack tonight, what with
the merry tunes the customers
are playing on Mike Jacobs
cash registers and the fancy
odds the bewildered betting
boys are offering against Fritz.
On the one hand Uncle Mich
ael is looking for crowd of
more than Is, 900 of the cash con-
tributors and bundle of more
than $4,000 in the sock" by
the time the two thumpers go
to work at 10 p. m. (EWT) In
Madison Square Gardens cauli,
flower ear foundry.
On the other hand you have a
picture of the slightly silly
price makers, somewhat she'll
shocked after going weeks with
out winner, installing the Beau
a 5 to IL favorite in the morn
ing line, for no apparent reason.
1t could be, of course, they've
received some inside dope
that the Beau is going to climb
into the battle pit with couple
of ball bats. Otherwise, however,
the odds appear as out-of-line as
a slightly bent pretzel, especially
when coming from such big
hearted boys as the bookmakers,
who have been known to give
away, absolutely free, such
things as air (hot and the right
time.
AS for the ball bats, you have
it on good authority that the lit
tie Negro jackrabbit from Geor-
gia definitely will not be armed
tonight. AS a matter of fact, most
folks believe the one-time boot
black has more than enough ma
tural equipment to just about
chase flat-nosed Fritzie clear up
into the Gardens second deck.
They point out that he's strong,
young kid, with a rushing,
charging, bull style that is just
what the doctor would not or
der for the last of the Five Fly
ing Zivic's from Pittsburgh.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Sparians and hurons
Triumph on Court

DETROIT, Feb. 5-tP)-After
two years of extraordinary per-
Torrance the Alma Scots are be-
ing forced to bite the dust from
other basketball teams.
The Scots suffered their fifth
defeat of the season TO Michigan
Normal 48-4l at Ypsilanti last
night. trailing all the time ex-
cept for a short space in the first
half. Alma has won seven games.
Michigan State won its Sec
ond in IL games, overpowering
weak Romulus Air Base quint
at East Lansing 1927. Romulus
failed to score in the first five
minutes and trailed at the half
30:7. Jack Cawood and Ollie
White got 20 and 10 points, re-
spectively for the Spartans.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Harry CraysOn's
ScOrebOard
Dartmouth Coach out-of-Bounds
in His Criticism Of
Toledo Mentor
ny HARRY GRAYSON

OSSIE COWLES latest to live the reputation COL
for taking
of other sections
Burl Fddle is Cowe target and compimentng
the Toledo drill job well done Darmouhs
bringing position the finest
the Big Green has seen this season
expect Fridde to do and why does he
pose Toledo hired him?
IF YOU thought Frddle's predecessor
brought in Cowes should the sixoot two
inch Negro, Dave Minor
Cowles asserts Minor ouump Kangaroo
professional by preparing be Toledo
freshman.
AS THE PROFESSIONAL ANGLE, a kid wouldn't be a
opportunity pick few bucks the
game which he exceed what could be
Indiana basketball following Coach Fridde
Indiana to the University of Toledo?
Gary but Friddle coached obviously with great
of his varsity at Fort Wayne
high schoosx foot eight Jim Glass Charley Harmon Bob Boil
yard and Art Grove
Dartmouth travels other team in the Eastern
1t of Cowles the jump the others by
having the road before play
ing from home in its circuit
Dartmouth kick about Toledo in regard to
perence gained The White Indians have yet to win there
SPEAKING OF TEAM STRENGTH how about Dart
championships and has running start toward sixth
Cowes who halls from there hasn't done badly with boys
from the middle west
emphasis and basketball conducted
Cowes doesn't leave hanging long
Toledo a good gymnasium he explains Our games
10 II 900 spectators We make out there
Business is business it seems, in the Ivy League
taking belt at Bert Frddle and Toledo, Cowles
ticay pang himself the back in telling what
the Ivy He insists 1T tough as any
the country.
should have told that to the Toledo freshmen
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Ray Shooting
for 130th Win
in Succession
He's So Choice
to Beot La Motto
for Second Time
BY WATSON SPOELSTRA

DETROIT, Feb. 5 - up -
Backed by fight fans who be-
lieved strongly in the local-boy-
makes-goo idea, unbeaten Ray
tSugar) Robinson is to 2
choice to extend his fistic win
ming streak to 1870 bouts in a
ten-round match tonight against
tough Jake La Motta before a
sellout crowd of $1,000 at Olym-
pia Stadium.
Carrying on for Sergt. Joe
Louis. who alone had been able
TO lift the fight game here out
Of drab circumstances, Robinson
appeared likely 10 cut himself a
heaping $4,000 portion of the
$4,000 gate in the effort to
make it two in a row over La
Motta, whom he outpointed in
New York last fall.
La Motta. under contract to
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
MAJOR LEAGUE
Baseball Characters
Honor Mack Tonight

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 5-(P)
Baseball magnates, managers,
players and just plain bleacher
rooters join hands tonight to pay
homage to the most beloved fig
ure of the national pastime-tall,
lean Connie Mack of the Athle-
tics.
The get together is in honor
of Mack's Both birthday. He ac-
tually was 80 last December %,
but the arrangements committee
decided to postpone the testi-
monial dinner because of trans
portation difficulties during the
Christmas holiday season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Irish Court Record
Revised After Defect

LOUISVILLE - w h en-
Kentucky snapped Notre
Danes six game winning
streak in Louisville, 60-55,
the Wildcats brought about a
sharp revision in the Irish
record book. 1t was Ken
tucky's second victory in the
series. Notre Dame having
won the last seven in a row.
1t was the highest score ever
compiled against Notre Dame
and the first time the Irish
ever made more than so
points and lost 1t was the
South Benders first defeat of
the season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
One Solution
for Baseball
Soys Players Could
Work ond PIoy

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5-(P)
Stan Baumgartner, who gave
up playing major league baseball
to write about it, came up to-
day with what he called sure
fire pill for the games newest
headache-the fear that play
ers will be classed as non-essen-
tial and drafted.
Its simply this" he wrote in
his Philadelphia Inquirer sports
column. Put the players to
work on essential occupations,
and then let them play baseball
on the side"
He did it himself during the
First World War. he added, and
so did several other major leag-
uers. and although they confined
their playing to industrial lea
CUES they played top-notch ball
despite their eight hours day
in the plant.
Baumgartner. southpaw pit
cher, worked for the Phils back
in those gala days when they ac-
tually won pennant Q9l5) and
for Connie Mack's Athletics af-
ter the first war. He traded his
uniform for an eye-shade in the
late eos.
He conceded that his plan
would take some working out:
1t would take honest to
goodness labor on the part Of
the magnates to work out the
details of hours. leave of alb
sence for trips and other prob
lens. But don't let anyone Of
them tell you it can't be done
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Woman Diving Star
10 Marry Ensign

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S.
(Pl Miss Helen Crlenkovich.
who held three national diving
titles plus the A. A. US most
perfect figure" championship in
194l, will marry a Naval Ensign
Feb. 10. Miss Crlenkovich, now
%. is rated by some experts As
the greatest feminine diver in
American history. She will we'd
Ensign Robert Morgan OF the
Navy Air Corps. a 27-year-old
San Franciscan who is also .
swimmer of some note.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05

NEW YORK. Feb. s. ZAP -
The National Leagues film bu-
/reau is preparing an instructive
baseball picture for the office
of the co-ordinator of inter Am
erican affairs, to be distributed
in Central and South America
:. The film will stress the i'm
portance of baseball in North
American life and will be made
up of the best instructive Sc
uucnces from Ethan Aliens last
three picture-taking jobs with
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Sports Roundup.

Spanish or Portuguese sound
tracks added. It's to be called
observation-disclosures and Tao
tics" :. When it comes to tech
nique, shot of an Ebbets Field
razzberry in full bloom should
be highly instructive, even in
South America, where they put
fences around soccer fields to
protect the referees and play
ers from the fans. AS for the
rest, maybe the reaction will be:
"Oh, yeah, we heard all about
that from Joe Cambria when he
was down her scouting for the
Senator's"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05

portunity unless more FORUM
ate people like you respond TO
the March of Dimes plea.
Thousands of youngsters all
over the cour try are fighting
permanent invalidism. Place
yourself in the position of one
of these crippled children.
Wouldn't YOU feel a little bet
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
SeIfridse Five Seeks
18th Win Soturdoy

Selfridge Field Flyers. who
defeated Wayne University of
Detroit at Olympia Wednesday,
47-42, will bid for their four
teenth basketball victory to-
morrow night when they oppose
Dow City All-Stars at Selfridge.
To date the Flyers have lost only
five games, giving them a per-
centage of 1922 for the season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Down Headpin Lane

won four points by forfeiture
from City Transfer. Jack Hi
Speed in third place, halved
with Mount Clemens Dairy and
in the remaining match Bannow
Drug won three points from De-
Molay.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
that cries out for help.

that cries out for help.
And there is a great num-
Der of kids who need your
help. They are kids who would
like ever so much 10 toss a
l6-pound ball at those tantal-
izint ten pins and see the ball
smack into the l-3 pocket. but
who may never get that OPP
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Botkins Radio Holds
Three-Point Edge

Batkins Radio. leading the
M m b Recreation Class B
League. held its three-point edge
over State Farm Insurance last
night by gaining shutout over
Servo Service as State Farm
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
Fights
Last NiIht

BY The Associated Press
Philadelphia - Tommy Clark,
1901, Philadelphia, outpointed
Wally Stars, $50. Minersville
(8D.
Fall River, Mass.-Tony Cos
ia. 1913, Woonsocket. r. l., out
pointed Johnny Cockfield, 1870,
Fall River, (10).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
BLACKSBURG Va Feb. s.

BLACKSBURG, Va, Feb. s.
(P)-Michigan States boxing
team scored two technical
knockouts and two decisions in
defeating Virginia Techs COM
paratively inexperienced fight
ers last night. 5 TO 3. One match
went TO the visitors by default.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05
ONE.MINUTE SPORTS PAGE

So far the Amateur Athletic
Union hasn't received any bids
TO hold the national outdoor
track and field championships
and the union may have to run
its own meet if some city doesn't
show interest For the first
time since he has been compiling
the National League Green
Book, tub-thumper Bill Brandt
can't report any player who hit
a homer in every park in the
circuit last season. Johnny Mize
and Vince DiMaggio came clos
est, each missing one :. Harry
Markson's report after consult
ing the experts about tonight $
fight: With men who know
their boxing best it's Beau Jack,
two to one Henry Knight has
picked Sky Raider" as the
name for Greyhound's yearling
brother. That's the same name
that was chosen few years ago
for the publicized Man O'War
colt who got to the races just
three times"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-05

Our New Castle (Pa.) scout,
Charlie Landolf, reports that
19-year-old coy "Springy" Game
of Wampum, nearby wide
place in the road, recently rack
ed up his 1,002nd high school
basketball point. Strictly a one
hand shooter, Springy has scored
290 points this season :. but
it's no use for college scouts to
come around, Charlie adds, he
soon will be tossing grenades in
to foxholes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

on me. Always Your big bad
brother. Ron"
l think my eyes were a bit
misty as I handed the note back
10 my father.
Il think its perfectly all
right. / told him.
Then" my father said. as nc
extended the paper 10 Ronald,
put II In the envelope and mail
right away"
You want me 10 take II 10
the main post office. imagine"
Ronald said.
GIVES RONALD AN ERRAND
Yes, and he sure To put
special delivery on IT," my father
SAID and Ronald rose ard With
casual good-bys 10 US. started
for the door My father gave
nm an apparently UnpremCdI-
tated additional erTand.
When you have mailed the
letter" he said. Nv a YOU
mind going down 10 the Under
wood house and keeping Noel
company until telephone you
TO come back here7 You see, l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
PITFALLS OF LOVE sxADE=E GARRISON

IL SHALL be glad TO look at
IT," my father replied lie read
the letter and then passed 1t
10 me.
ia like your opinion" he
said I'm not very strong on
youthful feminine psychology,
hut tt seems aii right tn mr.. I"
| took the letter and read with
attention what the distracted boy
had written 10 his sister
Carolyn Darling Brat" the
brief note began. and then. IN
awkward, jerky sentences, he
etit lined the things F44tp--ff her
wished the girl 20 know
At the close. he went back 20
the en- tearing half mIrthful
phrases with which t fltit-e-f-fai ii1t-
always embclliShed his letters 10
the sister he idollzed, bar whose
possible rcachcrV be was SUBJ
consciously fearing.
EYES GROW MISTY
I'll he mighty glad 10 see
you. precious brat, and I'll have
q hickory stick ready for YOU II
you try any Of your old tricks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

promised Marlon's mother that
the house never would be left
alone. OF course, Noel knows
her, but"
But he isn't one'of her fam
iIy," Ronald broke in. "Of
course I'll go over there,-and-
do YOU need me for anything
special here?"
mo, why?" my father asked.
Because I'd like 20 stay over
there, IL / might" Ronald res
Piled.
RONALD DEP1KTs
"NO reason why YOU shouldn't
stay there" my father an
SMered. -
And he never guessed that
YOU had planned 1t all out" I
said
1t didn't take much plan
ming" my father sand depreeat-
ingiy Now IL Harry only will
arrive. We haven't much time"
Here he il now ] exclaimed
eXcitedly as the knocker
sounded.
Have you had any news Of
Marion?" Underwood asked.
My father did not an S " r
Harry Underwood's excited ques-
ton until he had taken Marion :
stepfather by the arm and caSed
hun into a chair.
Then he spoke, with crisp en-
phaSiS.
Yes, we have news OF Mar
ION" he said. land you shall
know everything about IL just
az soon as ! get Richard back
in here. He IL in the next
apartment"
lie walked through my bedroom
door and on 10 the camouhaged
door leading 10 the communicating
suite. AS soon as his back was
turned, Harry flashed me a look
Of agonized appeal. and knowing
that he was lip reader OF parts.
! framed reaSsuring message
with my lips
Marion safe and well. News
good. Relax"
Continued tomorrow
The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

r ERE pleasant little game that will give you
II every day II numerical puzzle designed to spell
II the number
subtract IfAe number is less than
number Start at the left
and Of
right the letters under
the checked figures give you. 424
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
NV DEPENDENCY
PLAN ANNOUNCED

C;.. HI.r". soldiers ocpcm-
.,..is I.o.' a... .. 49, s"un - pa
~D..y &c.. .'-" ,.'c' Dependence
certificate 'u .c.v!i 1y the &c"
rates established by 'nr ycc....
S.mendnr.; =, In" Ser .c"ucn'S De-
peNden.a Allowance Ac;. according
20 an uunu.ncv.u"nt .'c"c!vrd TN,
Wrrn Dy ;Hr P.u..r Relation, office
Il; Camp BItHc..
The form !" uSed 10 establish tie
eligibility %: spidiers' dependents n
Class z AID B-l Ordinarily parent.
md minor brothers and siStc!sl.
hese may receive allowances only
they can prove both relationship
ID dependency.
Dependents whn are now getting
am!!y allowances are being sent
'7p!c. Of TINS form To be Gllcd out
ID witnessed. The form requests
Information needed by the Office Of
dependency Benefits 10 convert their
ccOun:% - the new rates provided
~ the amended act. ms form is
required by the ODB IN addition 20
my dependency affidavitS which
lay have been submitted.
dependents should fill out and
eturn these forms as soon as Dyac-
'Caole 10 the ODB. in order to avoid
I possible disContinuancc Of their
1miiy allowances" says Brig. Gen.
:. n. Gilbert. director Of Tie ODB.
These certificates will be regarded
~ the ODE as evidence OF dcpcn.
dency. They will also provide the
-cccSSaiy authorization OF increases
. which a:y such dependents may
entitled under the law as amend
Il. a parent. for example dcpcn-
lent for a chief portion of support,
will now receive $50 Il month-the
same as q wife with no child
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11

Coach Tom Young Is Stand,ns ~,
ON the revised lineup which cl;c,os
;" we'll At Soutr Carolina. dow,;,~
the State champions @l-6 and nct,;ns
369 yards from SCrimmagr Ia ,hss
GamCCOCkS' Is. ""
The hara-runnine Teaeuc is load
Ing the club in rushing. while H.
uiplC-thrcat Myers is iirS, in nav
ing and total "iicnSc. The lg5-pnu,,d
Rodgers heads The scorers .,'.,
Grimes /, the ranking pun,cr and n~
ira point kicker.
Although Carolina has only ,,o
tested line and Il couple ur baci;r;n,d
units. several at III" youngsters h,r,
been coming along well and m,v
l"rd needed reserve strength IN On,
u.ddy'S hcIil'nCr al Penn.
ChICi Among these are Miller mud
H0cy. ends: Lane, tackle. SpurLn
;irG nub,rtS. "rIaru$: Mcdaniel GEN.
Ter: and Weldon. rhumaSun and lIr-
Cullum. DTCkS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
NEW CLUB AT STATE

Raleigh. Nov. ia new club.
La Casa Latino Americana" form
ed to develop and further friendly
relations among the Americas has
been organized at State College. if
,vaS announced here today by Dr..
Sanford Winston. head Of the State
College Sociology Department. aud
incu!tr advisor FOR 'hc grour. The
group "d| organized with the CO.
operation 81 Nelson R0ckcrcllcr CO.
"rdlnaicr of Trter-Amcricar Affairs
ard The institute of international
Education.