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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Hospital Cortes Built
Now Modem Institution
BY CoNCHITA sEPULvEDA PIGNATELLI

houses is that of Sonora Iva
HinojoSa, a delightful hostess.
She has been in Los Angeles and
has many friends there.
There was a luncheon in my
honor, and / couldn't have been
more pleased Her elegant din
ing room reached through a sue
cession of grilled gateways and
with a carved stone arch over
the door, was a cool and COM
Portable spot The table was a
vision Of loneliness, adorned with
a point de veniSe cloth, silver
and crystal. and words cant do
justice 10 the food
Main topic of conversation
was AngelenoS. for many pres
ent had visited our City Of the
Angels and wanted 10 hear the
latest news
Prior 10 luncheon I was es-
corted through the gardens,
which are chronologiCally IN line
with their early origin. being
lush with honeySuckle. hello
trope and jasmine. banana trees.
hibiscus and fruit trees, all
ghstening after a slight shower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Miss Schultz
Engaged to
R. .Doug Fhty

THE ENGAGEMENT ot
Miss Vauetta Margaret Schultz
10 Robert Thomas Doughty was
announced yesterday afternoon
al an open house by the parents
Of the brlde-elect Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Schultz OF West Vernon
highway Mr. Doughty is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs William r.
Doughty OF Robson avenue.
The hetrothal news was re-
vealed by centerpiece com
priSed Of tiny doll on either
side Of miniature engagement
ring No date has been sci for
the wedding
Mrs Layton Bedford sister
Of the bridegroom-elect. Doris
Dingman and Shurlee Morrison
poured a. the party which was
attended by $50 guests
Miss Schultz Is attending the
Conservatory Of Music and Mr..
Doughty is a graduate OF Tri-
State College where he became
affiliated with Alpha Kappa Pi.
and Tau Sigma Eta. honorary
engineering fraternity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

MEXICO CITY, Aug 2.-His-
toriCal landmarks are every
where in Mexico -.
Al this moment, my room is
filled with the perfume Of flor
de San Juan, commonly known
in the United States as bou-
vardla, and some times called
EsterellitaS. This fragrance is
from flowers sent by friends,
and il is a Joy
The morning was extremely
interesting. Through the kind
ness of DR. Benjamin Trillo,
head Of the Hospital de Jesus.
l made a fascinating tour of the
institution. DR.. Cesar Margain,
distinguished IN the medical
world and prominent member Of
a group dedicated TO the pre-
servation of = historical monu-
mentS was my cicerone.
BUILT BY CORTES
The Hospital de Jesus was
built in 1927 by fernando
CorteS. II is of the striking
Spanish colonial type of archl-
lecture. but within il has been
modernlzed TO the last degree.
With the aid Of DR.. Trillo, the
medical end IS without a peer.
No less the operating rooms and
the wards. and the vast CORR
diorS are ideal for patients IN
wheel chairs.
Elegance and simplicity 60
hand In hand, and paintings Of
the Cortes period decorate the
staircase. Now being restored.
the chapel is a place of peace
and solitude. There is belief
that the body Of the great Span
iSh COnqueror. Cories, IS buried
there but this IS a moot QueS-
ton. To tins DAY. the hospital
is maintained through a fund
left by him Original portraits
Of the bencfactor are 10 be seen
IN the director office What
an extraordinary Will II must
have been 10 &C c ON p is h
this &c.
The trail led next 10 the Cole
Cio de Las iScainaS. A huge CON
vent built IN the eighteenth
century by three rich Basque
merchants. Imposing in size. the
patio is studder with delcately
carved arches. and Is individually
the most beautiful in Mexico
Al present, the convent IS
girls school
What a beautiful spot is San
Angel with It's picturesque
homes and gardens
Despite growth and the prog
roSS Of years and the times. n
has not changed percepubly
Among the most charming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Scene
.Of3Pdrtiies
Saturday

SEVERAL DINNER Parties
were given ar the Detroit Ath-
leuc Club Saturday evening.
Mir and Mrs. Edwin J. Hess Of
lroQuoiS avenue. were hosts 10
group including Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mohrhoff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bennett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl r. OhlsSm.
Among the guests attending
the party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. +. Mead Of Mohawk drive.
Dearborn. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Green, Or. and Mrs. n.
William Green, Bob Green. Kay
Nlcol and DR.. and Mrs. Russell
Weyher.
Another group dining together
at the Detroit Athletic Club
The same evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lance Skinner and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Schlundt as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
3 Orr. --.-.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F.
Harris of. the Whittier. enter
tanned AZ birthday dinner
party Friday evening at the
Detroit Athletic Club. honoring
their son Frederick f. Harris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Elsie Shipman Weds II. Hunter

THERE WAS quite little furry Of weekend entertain
Ing for brde-elec Elsie Shpman and 1t Covert Hunter
who being married today o'clock, the Crosse
Pointe Memorial Church go.
Howard Snyder who 10 be best gave bachelor
party Saturday night at his house in Crosse Ponte
The Robert Boyers .brother-in-law and Of the
5rideeect entertained Sunday in their
garden in Fisher road. Crosse Pointe
And. Sunday night the Snyders supper party
inviting everybody who at the Boyers Mrs r.
Flynn Ford the former Mary Shipman came on Friday
other week
She will divide her time between her sister Boyer
and her sistern-aw Mrs Frederick c. Shipman Jr, of
the Hubbard apartments
It Hunters parents Mr. and Mrs Irving e. Hunter Of
Pennington, y. j.. arriving this morning o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

MARCH p TO arm %
Aries-Especially favore d
this super-benefc period Doing
your own job well and attract
ing the attention and admira-
ton Of others for good work;
manufacturing. shipping war
materials; defense work: home
duties; tasks handled with a
smile.
APRIL Fl TO MAY ~
ToiUus-All in all, aspects
are favorable, but a few stipula-
tons precede success You must
be consistent, calm IN decisions.
not nervous and have faith in
Gods goodness.
H4r TO tt-Nf II
GemiUi--Keep a steady pace.
hut not one al which YOU will
get too tired, mentally or physi-
cally strained. You have so
much fine inner energy that yea
must be sensible not TO overdo.
Fits and starts are no way to
carry on either. Aspects mostly
suspicious
Ne - TO July ~
Capccr-Watch out for decep-
ton, intrigue. rumors. trouble
makers Of any kind Sometimes
they are IN places and situations
YOU least expect.
ULY - TO AUG. -
Lco--N u erous ways in
which you can increase your
prestige, ability, adaptabllity
very IMPORTANT and adj
vantages generally. Look about
you. some Of these ways are IN
unexpected corners, or maybe
right IN your path ahead
AUG. p TO SEPT. -
IVQo-You can accomplish
SO much sometimes. and really
waste valuable time 50 foolishly
az OF h ers. BE alert. ready.
rightly ambitious from the time
YOU arise add application on
PRESENT essentials and you'll
make Roadway this good day.
SEPT. - TO OCT. -
Lib Favorable planetary
CONGREGATIONS particularly sug-
gest close attention to your
especial Jobs. with an eye to the
future, also observing what is
going on about YOU.
OCT. - TO nov. -
Scorpio Get good start this
month II won't hurt 10 check
early this August to ascertain
-~hetheE sea sts.-on the right
road. doing things as ably as
you should can. Today offers
opportunity for this wise pro-
cedure Arouse your ambitions.
NOI - TO DEC.A22
SG g4ttariBsLD6nt drive
ahead at breakneck speed but
'do keep that progressive. even
tempo that accompIishes most
when day rs done. You are
capable, use ALL.your talents
for small things. too. Today
sponsors YOU.
DEC - To JAN. ~
Cop,corr-If 1t can be done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

~ Columbia University. -.
and they All had a gay vhirl
for = week 80,
Elizabeth was coaxed 10
come back with them and was
Serena s house guest.
On Saturday night a
group Of old friends in.
cluding Elizabeth - O d Y
. Serena Bill Grant $780,.
Jack Manning who came in
from Percy Jones Hospital in
Battle Greek where he is sta
toned and Elizabet
cousin Jack Navin....
dincd and danced at the
Country Club 49,.
And, on Sunday, Jack
Naun entertained at cocktails
for Elizabeth &C..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Robert Scherers Back from Lake

THE ROBERT SCHERERS of Lucerne drive will be back
the middle Of the week from a stay at Waloon Lake -.
Mrs Sam Knox the former Katherine Mclean &C.,.
and her children Jacquene and Herbert II are spending
The summer with 1t Knoxs parents Mr. Mrs Herbert
Knox i Stonington Conn.
The Carl Breers and Tommy leaving Thursday for
New York and Boston
In the former city they will be guests Waldorf for
a few days
In Boston they will visit Bill Breer who is a, NJ tt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Skin Soo+her

ANY GOOD cleansing oil
mixed With almond meal forms
a delightful application 10 soothe
-trr skin after II has been sub
icctod 10 strong sunlight or
harsh winds. II rs fine for an
extra dry condition with which
some women arc afflicted.
Spread on the mixture Cover
The face with three or four
layers Of caulc-cu out holes
for eyes and nose then apply
hot moist congresses THIS
should be followed by an ice
friction Brings a reaction. Of
the blood streams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Natalie Bodenya Sings Popular Detroit Times
Songs at Army Request Cook Book

WANT a GOOD. sensible
cook hook for your kitchen
library one containing ev-
crything from potato soup 10
how 10 carve a turkey?
The Detroit Times has on
hand Just a few OF those green
cook books az one time gwen
with subscriptions 10 the Times
perhaps you'll remember
them
While they last. they arc
available At our service counter
IN the lobby of The Detroit
Times Building for 49,. FIFTY
CENTS.
BY mail the Green Cook Book
is SIXTY CENTS. Send Your
request with money order ~
The Detroit Times Home Ircti-
-'ft'c,- 22225 Times Square. Dc
troit 81. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

YOU can do it-perhaps youN
need a little more push. urge.
study, or something YOU your
self must discover, but il Is dis
coverahle.
JAN. - TO FEB. n
Aq"oylus-Be wary of dis
senters. trouble makers. those
who Just don't bring themselves
to realize the Importance Of
obedience and using ones con-
science.
FEE. Fl To MARCH %
PjSceS-Tact, Look well be-
fore YOU leap or speak. Don't
be inveigled into spending for
unwise "b bargains"
-4-GHEkz p-l4t-t-tett-44tt ms -Tr7J--
Keen, probably very witty;
appreciates artistic things and
intelligent people. Should associ-
ate only with bright individuals
with. solid sense Of morality and
courage.
Copyrish' 1873. nv KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Ham Salad Rolls Get Big Welcome

Here's something really new for dinner
hearty ham salad rollsl They're a
snap TO fix on summer night, and so
delicious your family will call for them
often. SO save this recipe for your file
of point.thrifty favorites.
You can use leftover cooked ham if
you have it - or buy y ID. piece of
cooked, boneless Star Ham. We suggest
Armour's Star Ham because it has such
fine flavor. 1t is mellowed in fragrant
hickory smoke and is very tender and
mild. II will heighten your enjoyment
of these salad rolls that will provide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Rumneys at Home

MR. AND MRS. MASON
RUMNEY Of University place
are due home tomorrow from
Chicago whore they have been
visiting their SonS-in-law and
daughters f sign and Mrs.
Henry Gage and 1t. and Mrs.
Guy COnrath
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Packard Couples
At SchIee Picnic

MIR AND MRS. EDDIE
SCHLEE. on Sunday, enter
tanned 30 m m bers of the
Marine Motor Of the Packard
Motor Co. r division and their
wives At a picnic in the garden
OF their home in East Grand
Blvd
On Aug 27. the anniversary
Of Eddie Schlee's round the
world flight. they will give an
other large garden party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

A SMART topper for any
thing n your wardrobe 2 racket
Nou'l wear proudly the year
round and so easily knit
IN an attractive StockIncttc
stitch plus purlng Alternate.
blocks Of each form an eye.
catching pattern,
Pattern 600 contains dircc-
tionS for Jacket IN sizes - 10
IL and is TO rs. stitches list
Of materials required
Send II cents in coins for
this pattern 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
1928 Times Square. Detroit, 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Victor Rochos
Honor Parents

MP AND MRS VICTOR
ROCHQ entertained, 81 he De
troii Boat \ClGb Saturday eve.
ring in honor Of Nj Rocho
parents Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Rocho who were celebrating
their 18th wedding anniversary
Among the guests were me
honored couples TWO Young
RrancSorS Victor lr and Ro-
naid Rocho, the Re- Benjamin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Mary Mcintosh 10 Wed

y Mr. AND MRS. JOHN Nc
INTOSH Of Monterey avenue
announce the engagement %
their daughter Mary 10 Pfc
Robcr' " Dawson Of Pomona.
Cal son Of Nh and Mrs Harry
Dawson Of Longacre avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
w. |. Walkers
Back from East

Mr.. AND MRS WILLIAM
LAWRENCE WALKER an ID
their daughter Miss Marjorie
Walker. of Crosse Polntc. have
returned from a three weeks
trip in the West
They spent some time AZ Lake
Louise and visited PFC, James
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Pfc. John G oghIin
Ends Visit Home

PFC. JOHN COGHLIN or
the army air force recently
spent two weeks with his par
cntS Mr. and Mrs Walter
CoGhhn m their Glynn court
home
Pfc CoGhlin has returned 10
Savannah, Ga. where he Is sta
llnnnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Edward Ho efIeins
Return TO Georoia

STAFF SGT EDWARD F.
lIOEFLEIN and Mrs. Hoeflein
have returned to Augusta, Ga.
where Sgt Hoeflein is stationed.
While here on a two weeks
turlouEh they visited with Sgt.
HoeflelnS parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hoeflein. and Mrs. Hoe
tleln 5 mother, Mrs, Monica r.
Bber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Raymond Wilcoxes Here

MR. AND MRS RAYMOND WILCOX. formerly of Crosse
Poine have up from their ranch Arizona
guests at the Country Club
They have been going about great deal. seeing all
their old friends impromptu little parties arranged their
The Clare L. Brackets gave a dinner for them their
house in Three Mile drive Crosse Pointe Park
The Charles Navins entertained for them dinner.
Mrs. Robert Weber who Gail Wilcox We
hostess a small dinner for her parents
And Saturday night ... Mr. and Mrs Wilcox them
selves entertained the Wfred Thompsons the
the Navins and Miss Gail Smith dinner the
Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
4 Of Kin in Service

MR. AND MRS. WILCOX have two sons and two sons-n-
law in the armed forces
1t. Wayne Wilcox who in the spring married Jean Nc
Lean, is paratrooper at Camp Mackal, n. c..
Stanley who only IS training naval avia.
radio at Memphis.
L.. q. g. Robert Weber is in charge of naval base
al Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
And Lit IL g Ted Jr in Australia
Mrs. Ted Grace Jr... the former Corinne Wilcox and
her small Ted Grace III living the Wilcox
farm outside Of Grand Rapids for few weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Parker HoIdens in Virginia

ALL THOSE friends of Mrs Parker Holden and Camilla
who have been wondering to their whereabouts will be
interested to hear that they spending the with
1t. and Mrs. Thomas Lavender, in Westhampon, va.
In the early fall Camilla will Pinehurst
Florida and Mrs Holden will Fort Lauderdalc
TO be 1t. Comdr Holden who foreign duty
the Caribbean area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Van Dyke Wins Wings

SEMMES VAN DYKE
&C.,. who has just received his
wings Is sp en- d ing
weeks leave al home o..
His brother. Frank Van
Dyke Jr.... stationed at
Fort Sumpter. recently was
commissioned a lieutenant ----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
In N syfss.j.iir

THE YOUNG Crosse Pointe set was iubian, having
popular Elizabeth Sutherland their midst the weekend
Two years every thought much too long
for her 20 stay away.
Elizabeth has been down New York doing radio work
Moran and Jody Casgrain have been New York
seeing Elizabeth and Bill Moran who the VI program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Drowned OUTLETS

OUTLETS OF thick seasoned
white sauce and chopped hard
cooked egg Toured. Drowned
and served with tartar sauce
are pleasing on the platter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

an ample meal for a family of 4.
Make the salad by mixing 2 cups
cubed, cooked Star Ham, y cup diced
celery. a cup diced sweet pickle, 2hard
cooked Cloverbloom Eggs sliced. J 1
tsp. salt. Add enough mayonnaise or
cooked salad dressing 10 moisten well.
Slit finger rolls lengthwise, 10 make
large enough opening TO hold salad.
Butter lightly and toast if desired. Fill
with ham salad and garnish the top
with slice OF hard cooked egg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

Graf and The Rev owen Miller
The oui of town guests were
VI and Mrs Carl T. Halpln Of
Fort Wayne Ind and Mr. and
Mrs + Elmer Staub Of kenS-
Vch Canada
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

Look The Section Your EUthdoy Comes and Find Htot
lorr Outlook Is, according o stars,
For Au0ust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Professors Wife

Although she looks like a
child Natalie is the wife Of
William German professor Of
philosophy at ST Johns Col
lcgc Annapolis, and the mother
of a 3-year-old son who is also
unsteady inclined
His repertoire al the present
consists IN singing all the musl-
cal commercials that prccede
radios soap box operas.
The Blue Angel Is worthy Of
remembering note. TOO. The
walls arc quilted pearl gray vel
vet. everything else is black
chrome and silver and it's all
very dim and interesting with
here and there a blue angel
perched in flying formation
A gathering place for celebri-
ties We saw. or or evening
there; Nyvyan Bonner, news
reel commentator who has Just
finished a documentary film on
the WAVES for the L. s. Navy,
Tod Duncan, who is the Porgy
Of Porgy and Bess Marian
Stephenson. famed fashion pho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

Walker army air forces. who is
stationed at Peterson Field,
Colorado.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
Polite Applause

But when she walked onto
the stage they applauded po-
lItely To prove 10 them she Is
an opera star, she sang first an
aria, then proceeded 10 enter
tain them with Is minutes Of
popular songs
At the close Of her program
buck private rushed up TO her
and said
"GeeZ, Miss BodanNa. you're
swell opera singer-you'rp
good enough 10 sing in a night
club"
Natalie took him AZ his word
and is today the hit Of New
Nork'S supper club society and
is currently appearing at the
new and Swank Blue Angel
She is still with the MctropolI-
tan, however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02
BY JOAN DEAN

ADD NOTES on New York.
Meeting Natalie Bodanya.
Metropolitan opera singer
turned night club ChantcuSc at
the request Of the l. s. Army,
Here's how n happened
Some time ago, Natalie, who is
young, slim and very pretty.
was appearing at the opera in
ST. Louis. For rehearSals she
always wears a print dirndl.
clog sole shoes and her hair IN
pigtallS One afternoon the
manager tore up to her and
said
Quick. Miss BOdanya, we've
gnt-tn- ruSh-nut- te-aH- army
camp and entertain the boys.
There's no time 10 change, come
as YOU are"
Natalie stood in the wings Of
the post theater and heard
herself announced 10 the boys
as an opera singer She also
heard the faint murmur Of
groans that followed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-02

4 ARMOUR AND COMPANY
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
They Play the Game

In losing only one game IN 1898,
80, and 40 the Bathers sur
passed all other teams in the
state. Three of Coach Buckholz'
boys have been named on ALI
State first teams and five on
All State sec d and third
teams.
After a lapse Of fifteen years,
Buckholz revived baseball at
M. c. II S, and four years later
the Bather nine played them
selves into the Border Cities
championship.
The secret of the Bathers sue
cess lies not only in their play
ing skill. There is more there
than just a well-drilled, coordl-
mated group of players. They are
an eager, inspired unit Buck
holz has impaired to his men a
morale and self-confidence that
is magnificent. His own spon-
taneous personality has imbued
the teams with that traditional
Turn tO Page Six
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15

fecolled the indoc-
trirotion" doys when ! OF
tempted 70 establish myself
in This very city. For me,
they were not cosy he'd
the enthusiasm ond conf
denee OF O young athlete
not long OUT OF college.
These attributes were not
enough. did not eompre-
bend the sports ordor OF the
Mount Clemens followers.
got off TO o bod start.
Ny first t~o years were q
foilure. tried TO put ocross
what | though were good
coaching ideos, but these
ideos were not eenerolly oe-
eepted. Yes, | had some
friends, FEW, but loyol. They
helped me 70 persevere ond
weother the storm.
The third found the
Bother teoms meeting other
Al
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15

found themselves against Wis
cOnsin, Illinois freshmen are
likely to repeI Pittsburgh. It's
Northwestern over Great Lakes
and Minnesota over Camp Grant
in the Golden Gophers final
prep for Michigan. Clever Pun
chy Hoernschmeyer and Indiana
have il on Iowa.
Iowa Pre-Flight with former
professional Frank MazniCki in
its backfeld p k too many
weapons for Missouri as Don
Faurot directs against the school
he rebuilt as a football power
This easily should be Iowa
States year against Nebraska
and Kansas should win from
Washburn.
In the southwest, Texas A. e.
NJ. is given a narrow margin
over Texas Christian. The same
goes for Tulsa against Oklahoma
and Rice against Southern Meth
odiSt. Texas takes Arkansas in
stride. Southwestern figures TO
shellack the North Texas Aggies.
Oklahoma A. & NJ. should de-
feat Norman Naval.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
BY RICHARD ARNESEN

A. much as any other person
in this city, Ernest j. Buckholz
plays the game. He played il
for nine years as athletic di-
rector OF the Mount Clemens
High School, and despite his
resignation he will continue
playing the game, but this time
with an adversary that is as cor
rupt as he is fierce.
Buckholz graduated from
Michigan Normal in 1892, and
cut his coaching teeth by direct
ing at River Rouge for three
years. He then came TO Mount
Clemens in 1888. Since then he
was responsible for establishing
an impressive record for himself
and for the school.
In 1888 and 40 Buckholz
coached the Bathers TO an UNI
defeated Border Cities League
championship. In the odd years
81, 80, Al they were runners
up for the League championship.