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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Tomato Soup

CREAM OF tomato soup II
simple 10 make and a favorite
of most children. Made with
tomatoes from your own garden,
it is truly a luncheon treat.
Cream Of Tomato Soup
Cook l sliced onion with
quart of milk in a porcelain
enameled sauce pot, Heat 2
tablespoons butter and add 2
tablespoons -four. / teaspoon
salt, 2 teaspoons sugar, q tea
spoon white pepper, and "a cup
of hot milk. Add the rest Of
the milk and onion gradually.
Strain 2 cups cooked tomatoes.
Add 4 teaspoon soda. When
the hubhling stops. add tomato
10 the white sauce. Simmer.
Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Bend Sharply

Another good exercise is 10
sit on floor, legs widely sepa-
rated, knees straight to hold
hips firmly anchored. From
there. reach both arms overhead
and stretch through the midsec-
ton. Keep this midriff stretch
and either rotate the trunk at
the waist or simply bend sharply
sideward.
For an efficient standing
stretCh-bend, do this one Stand
in a doorway with feet parallel
and together, one foot against
the side Of the door. hands
gripping the frame. First stretch
slim through the middle, then
slowly bow the hips out 10 the
opposite side. knees straight and
hips Gown and under. Hold for
a second, come back TO position
and repeat Continue for three
counts. Face the other way and
do II all over again
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Fine Compilations
Need Gle anIiness

THOSE GIRHS who would
rather miss their meals than
miss their daily baths are uSu-
ally rewarded with fine tex
tured compilations of good
coloring.
Bathing does more than pro-
vide a clean cutaneouS surface.
II acts favorably upon the tiny
Hood streams in the fibers be-
M N the skin.
S%hing should not be a hop
in-and-leap-out affair; it should
be a business. Fill the tub with
warm water. Relax in it. Close
your eyes and soak, so the flesh
will be Softened and the scrub
blng will be more thorough.
Use heavy brush, with
brlStlcS that stay firm. Cover
the briStlcs with soap. 60 at
It. The harder you scrub the
better youl feel, the fresher
you'll look.
Use the long handled brush
on your b a OK Perspiration
gathers there and, through the
friction of frockS, blackheads
may form.
Have an alternating hot and
cold shower, cold while you
count thirty, hot while you count
fifteen. This kind of rinsing
is just the ticket for the girl
whose circulation is sluggish,
whose complexion is pale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
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Storing
Vegetables
In Basement
Nv ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

STORING VEGETABLES in
The average home is no easy
job unless the vegetables are
canned in glass and even then
there is the problem Of finding
room for all the Jars.
I'm The FIRST place storage isn't
going to improve a vegetable,
so IL must be IN mighty good
condition in order 10 merit Stor-
age. No bruised vegetables
should bc stored. none with a
spot ot disease either Eat these
rather than attempt storage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Posts Occupy Wormer House

Mr.. AND MRS WILLIAM R. POST JR. are occupying
Mrs Garrison c. Wormes house Ridge road Crosse Pone
for the winter.
Mrs Wormer accompanied by Mrs, Josiah scobell
left for a visit in Chattanooga
They will go to Memphis to see Mrs, Wormers son
David. -. who is aviation cadet.
MRS. REGINALD JONES, who has been visiting her
Mrs Walter Reese O1air of Burns avenue is return
ing today to her home in Toronto.
Mrs OHair's aunt. Mrs Fowler Jameson of Arthur,
arrived yesterday spend the winter with her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
1t. Robert Bsrit Engaged

THE ENGAGEMENT Of II. Jig Robert Bart.
~ the Edward A. Bsrts Of Crosse Pone and Maghertta
Stirling Of Bridgeport Conn. being announced today by
Mrs. William Calhoun Stirling mother of the brde-eect
Marghertta graduated from Hoton Arms School.
and went 10 Sarah Lawrence and George Washington Uni
versty..
She made her debut at Anderson House home of the
Society Of the Cincinnati and is provisional member
Of the Junior League
It. Barit went TO Cranbrook School and graduated
Amherst College in 1889 he is member OF Chi Phi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Another Red Cross
Nutrition Course

ANOTHER Red Cross nu-
triton class is scheduled 10
start in The Detroit Times
auditorium, Wednesday, Oct.
81. The time is $50 to $50,
THIS is the regulation
Red Cross 20-hour course,
from which graduates may
so on 10 the canteen course
or the dietitians' aide course.
SEATING capacity in our
auditorium is limited, so we
suggest you register as soon
as possible fill out the
blank on these pages and
mail to Prudence Penny, who
will conduct the course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Feel the Results

You can tell by the feel Of
these exercises whether or not
YOU are really getting at the
waiStline muscles. If you keep
your back flat on the floor as
you roll the hips sideward, you
will feel a strong tug on the
waist muscles on the opposite
side.
In shooting the legs out and
down, you add "A stretch to the
twist and increase the pull on
these muscles. Go easy. If your
muscles are soft, these exercises
are tougher than you may rea-
lie at the time. Alternate sides
and relax in between with knees
fleXed, feet on floor,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Pick a Cool Place

Unless a permanent outdoor
storage pit can be built so il Is
really we'll protected from the
cold from standing water and
from the raids OF rats, II IS
better 10 figure on storing vege-
tables i'm the coolest part of the
basement II necessary. an in
,ulated wall should be built 70
close off TINS part from the rest
of the cellar.
In addition 10 cool tcmpcra-
ture, a storage room must have
ventilation, so pick a corner
that has access to a window II
your corner can be kept at "A
temperature of from 80 10 a.
degrees and the air can be regu-
lated so there is enough TO pre-
vent the dampneSS of Stagnant
air and not enough TO give the
driving effect of too much air,
then your troubles are over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Buffet Luncheon Planned

MRS YOUNG LIE GROW viii entertain at buffet
luncheon Wednesday for Margaret Van Dyke Rich
srdson who Oct 80 will be married in Los Angeles
1t. Alfred J. Mayer Jr....
Mrs lie Grow has invited. .. Mrs. Frederick W. Richard
mother of the brde-elec Mrs Alfred j. Mayer
Mrs William j. Young Mrs. William J. Young Jr Mrs
Edward Whyte Jr.. Mrs. Paul Jerome and Mrs Eugene
TAFT sisters Of Margares fance Mrs John Prendergas
Mrs. Maxwell Bates. Mrs. Earl Yahn. and Mrs
Theodore Buttrick ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
ONION LUCE

WHEN YOU use onion juice
10 flaver meat dishes, cut an
onion i'm half, skin and all, and
squeeze il on an ordinary lemon
reamer. Juicy results,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
BAKING SUGGESTION

TO MAKE lard go far, meas
ure il carefully, even when the
recipe calls for only one table
spoon. And use high-quality
flour 10 insure success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Expects TO Go Overseas

JOHN MOORE, who has been spending a leave with his
parents the William Van Husan Moores is awaiting
orders reon the American Field Service
He may Europe India
William Van Husan Moore leaves at the end Of the month
on trip through northern Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Control Temperature

Installing an electric fan Will
help greatly in controlling both
The humidity and the tempera-
ture, as well as the air circula-
ton. 1t. need not be a large fan
Just the one you used in your
bedroom during the summer
1t can be used TO cool the
Storeroom in the fall by draw
ing in the evening air and in
the same way can be used in
winter TO pull in warm air from
the rest az the basement if tho
storage corner is getting too
cold,
Needless TO say. the vege-
tables must not be allowed TO
freeze. so the temperature must
not be allowed to get down 10
- degrees A thermometer IS
therefore a most important and
necessary piece of equipment
for your storage room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
viii Attend Graduation

NANCY FORD. and the Hugh Martins Of Crosse lie
will go the graduation. Oct. 25 Of Nancys
fiance Hugh Martin Jr from Williams College
Nancys parents the f. Kay Fords
She will be gone a week. ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Mrs. Sheldon Visits Here

MRS. ALLAN Sheldon III and her small daughter.
Susan arrived early this week from Seattle Wash
indefinite stay with Allan Sheldon going
Seubenvie spend the weekend with the former
Frances Weir's mother. Mrs. David Weir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Edwardses on Hunting Trip

THE CY EDWARDS will go up Sunday to their camp
Georgian Bay. for 10 days Of hunting and fishing
Mrs Mckee Robson is leaving today for Toronto to
stay until Tuesday.
She will visit Irene Long who guest artist, last
season, for the Tuesday Musicale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
lContinued from Page 10

Ponte . for Kay STANDARD snd her nance. Howard l..
McGregor Jr.....
It's to be family affair others invited include The
Robert W. Standards and Mrs Ida McGregor ....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Rules 10 Remember

Exercising on the floor makes
il easier TO keep those two rules
in mind. For a waiStline twister
that cuts down the surplus
inches in no time flat, do this:
Lie on your back on the floor
and fleX your knees so that they
are up over your chest, feet
clear Of the floor
Keep your upper back muscles
relaxed and back flat on the
floor and roll Sideward from the
waist 10 rest hip and thigh on
the floor. In doing this, move
the legs as a unit. Hold for a
second. return to starting posi-
ton. and roll to other side.
From the same starting posi-
ton, on your back with knees
fleXed and feet held OFF floor,
YOU can stretch off the inches.
First, roll the hips TO the side,
then shoot both legs straight
out and swing them down, not
quite Ia a straight line, then
start the upSwing fleX, and
come back TO your starting posi-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Exercise
Improves
WaistIines
BY IDA JEAN KAN

QUITE A few Of you have TO
be shown what exercise will do
before you can get up. any en-
thusiasm for il. For quick
changes, 60 to work on your
waistline.
Set aside just five minutes
day for these special exercises
But don't rump through your
workout and call il special. You
have 10 put every second of
that time on toning those par
ticular muscles. One of the main
conditions is to keep the other
parts Of the figure out of a spe-
cific exercise That means the
neighbOring muscles must be
either relaxed or held rigid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

* BUY WAR BONDS !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16

Winter WEIGHT 49,. they. wear and wear ST.
almost unlimited washinqs,. ard dry within
u hours It you're hunting or ssat.rg
enthusiast If vii. Pay you 10 stock up on these
Sizes 2 10 IOA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Reeves Religious

"All can say" continued
Beyer, fs that we feel the night
won't be any closer this time
than 10 was before"
Reeves, you learned fro
Beyer, is a most religious per-
son. He sings in the choir and
Will not work on Sundays.
Jimmy has not fought during
1913. He holds a position with
the National Smelling Co, but
took a leave Of absence over
three weeks ago 20 start train
ing for the LaMotta match.
Reeves was born IN Marietta,
Ga. but moved 10 Cleveland
when he was around 5 years Of
age. He is married and is the
father of a 7-months-old child.
While in Detroit Jimmy viii
stay with an uncle, who is a
local preacher.
The Cleveland boy was a great
amateur fighter. He won the
light heavyweight Golden Gloves
title, although he weighed only
ISL.
Reeves has fought 81 fights as
a professional, winning all but
seven. He has been knocked
out twice--once by Anton Chris
toforidis and again by Nose
Brown OF Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

has been released from the hos
pital following a major operation
. Speaking of chief specialists,
these men have made a fine record
for themselves Many of them
like John Tripson were in scout
and raider parties and distin-
guished themselves on all battle
fronts There are 5000 ath-
letas and former athletes now in
navy uniform with the rating of
specialist Red Cochrane. the
welterweight champion, is teach
ing boxing and hand TO hand COM
bat at Pearl Harbor Former
middleweight ampion Fred
Apostoli and football star Johnny
Quigg of Lafayette landed on a
forsaken island in the Southwest
Pacific recently. They are serving
on a cruiser and Immediately went
to work to arrange a sports pro-
gram for the men there suffering
from boredom e.. With many
willing helpers they built 10 soft
ball diamonds and set up three
rings "a. tMA'N N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Muny Open Cage Loop
Photo by Times stan Photographer

EAST SIDE "a" CHAMPIONSHIP
AT ST. CLAIR
Briggs Aircraft VS.. st. Benedict at D
2. m, Monday.
CLASS "B" CHAMPIONSHIP
Red Arrow Club VS.. Wards A. c. 40
80 p. m. Wednesday.
SERVICE MEMS CHAMPIONSHIP
AT BARBOUR
u g. Naval Armory VS.. u. s. Army Re-
cruiting at $50 .. m.
T. s Naval scow Club vs.. U. 8. Coast
Guard at 100 p m.
AT BURROUGHS
Industrial vs.. Burroughs A. c. at s. p. m.
WEST SIDE SCHEDULE
ALL GAMES WEDNESDAY, MARCH II
AT kRONk
Boys Club 81 Detroit VS.. Bailey's Five az
7 r. m. (B playoff.l
Cadillac Motors VS.. Naval Police at 9
p. m.
Fort Wayne VS.. Club Cavalcade at Q p. m.
AT HUTCHINs
Dictor VS. Bull At p. m.
T.. s Military Police VS.. JAW Local No.
1853 at p. m.
BEDFORD Dairy Co. VS.. Wheel Trueing at
p. m.
AT JEFFERSON
Finnish Independents VS.. Brewster A. A.
At p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Another Grand Rapids youth.
Warren jacobson, was third in the
hop skip and jump in the same
meet Edward Jensen of Green
Vile, Mich, was third in the five
lap run and james Adams of Royal
Oak was a member Of the winning
nedley relay team.
Sgt. Robert Adkins. a blocking
back with the Green Bay Packers.
a couple of seasons back. is in
Australia He has charge OF
athletics in his group Don
Hutson of the Packers. the out
standing pro player of the last
decade, is in charge Of the Red
Cross drive in his home county,
Brown County. Wis. Another
Packer. Pete TinSley. guard, Is
IA private at Fort Sheridan, III.
Another former guard, Joe Zeller,
lis chief petty officer at Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
BY EDGAR HAYES

Fred s. Brewer, guard on the
Southwestern High football team
in 1910. left Saturday for Fort
Custer He is second year
student at Michigan State Normal
College at Ypsilanti and the son of
Clarence F.. Brewer, former recre-
alton commissioner for Detroit .
A brother, David. who has been in
the army since last October, is
home on furlough from his camp
at Vancouver, Wash.
Staff Sgt. Frank Duggan, for
mer hockey player for Pontiac and
other teams in the MO, has been
sent to officers training school at
Edgewood, Md. He was in
one Of the first American forces to
60 to Ireland f.
Selfridge Field basketball team
will compete in the Metropolitan
AAU tournament at Boys Club
the last of this week Robert
DeFoe, quarterback at Wayne a
few seasons back, is in town dis
playing his new navy wings he re-
ceived at New Orleans recently .
Now he goes to Camp Foley in
Alabama, where he will be a tor
pedo bomber.
Staff Sgt. Leon White is now al
Fort Sill, Okla. White was a
contestant in Diamond Belt, CYO
and Golden Gloves tournaments
and later boxed as a pro He
represented Brewster Center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Alden Sibley. who with Louise
Moore won the state and national
novice pairs roller skating cham
pionship, left Tuesday for the
army Two other well known
roller skaters. Bruce Towle and AL
Barnes. joined up @. Barnes with
the navy air force and Towle with
the army air force.
Ii. Robert S. KrauSe. who
played his football for Joe GembiS
At Wayne. is now with the ferry
command stationed in Africa
lie reports, Il have been all the
way from Miami 10 Chungking
looking for Wayne boys but
haven't run into a single one .
But apparently he has been travel
ing Recently in reporting the
doings of Wayne lads in the serv-
ice we referred to Sgt. Harmon +.
Burns He is a lieutenant
Paul Juntunen, on last years
Wayne basketball squad. has COM
pleted his preflight work at Iowa
and now is taking navigation at
Hollywood, Fla.
Tom Carr, Wayne tennis player,
got his wings last week at Luke
Field in Arizona Dick Koch,
breast stroker for Leo Mas, Is at
fort Brady in northern Michigan
Sgt. Donald B. Roble, a bas-
ketball ace at Wayne, has been
transferred to the weather station
at Waycross, Ga. +. Ed Granger,
tennis player, is at La Junta, Colo,
air base.
Daniel Bradley of Detroit was
or the winning mile relay team
at the monthly track meet at Iowa
preflight school James Ia
remba of Grand Rapids ran with
the six-man winning relay squad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
CYO Cage League
Opens PlayOffs

Playoffs begin this Sunday in
the Catholic Youth Organizations
cage league. Fourteen OF the Is
finalists in the heavyweight and
lightweight divisions make first
bids for eventual honorS. St. Cath
crime heavyweight was the only
club 10 draw a bye for the opening
round.
The finals are being run on a
two-game Knockout basis. Queen
of Apostles, 1912 heavyweight
champion. will defend its crown
for a second time in the final.
St. Benedict. Lightweight titliSt
last season. will be trying for the
heavyweight crown this year.
ST. Benedict. lightweight titlist
got into the finals by nose as il
was forced 10 play off a tie with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Tom Toms Out

Mr.. Boyer Strengthened out
another matter while ne was
being interviewed
Tom Tom" Walsh. he says,
has nothing 10 do with the
managing Of Reeves Jimmy's
real manager Is Jay GroSsman,
now located in Washington on
p special assignment. Boyer is
acting as pinch-hitter.
I'm In the baking business"
explained Mr.. Boyer. II fool
with fighters for the fun OF II.
I make my living baking bread"
Then you've got your own
dough- we punned. But Mr..
Boyer frowned very uncom-
fortably and we skipped the
whole thing.
Later we watched Reeves go
through a short workout at
Brewster Center. He shows
plainly that he is a good boxer
and has the same amount Of
confidence exhibited by his
managers. which is plenty.
But boxer or no boxer. and
conceding that he does hold
two decisions over LaMotta, we
can assure one and all that
Jimmy Reeves has a very tough
evenings work cut out for him
when he tries to dislodge Jake
from that slot as No. | chal-
lenger for Tony Zale's middle
weight crown.
Jake boy likes hobnobbing
with the boxing elite. He doesn't
plan on giving it up without a
terrific battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Stranger LelUis, 81, Doubles
In Match, Judo Exhibition

In the Judo" demonstration
Lewis will work on some wrestler
TO show the fans how the army
and marines have adopted wres-
Ting tactics even 10 stealing the
Japs Judo style.
Other bouts: frankie Talaber
VS.. Louis Klein, Eddie Bad Man"
Lewis vs.. Johnny Silvy. Jack
League vs.. Flash Gordon and
Harold Chaundy vs.. George Con-
nell
Brown says he is willing TO
wager his end of the purse that
he Will beat Lewis this time and
Lewis replies. III | don't beat you
III retire" Pay your money and
take your choice Their previous
encounter was even up 10 the fall
incident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Bob Tales
Reeves Pilot
Figures He'll
Win in Breeze
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

After talking with the han
dlers OF Jimmy Reeves, the
Cleveland Negro who meets
LaMotta at Olympia next FRI
day night, you come to the con-
clusion there really is no need
to hold the fight.
In fact, as an admirer of the
Bronx Bulldog you feel an urge
TO call him BY long distance and
suggest he stick close by the
family hearthstone.
They've fought twice." Mr..
Maury Boyer, acting manager
for Reeves, was saying. That's
20 rounds In the ring together
and records show Reeves won 10
OF those 20 rounds.
Reeves actually tOyed with
LaMOtta both times. You won't
ind q smoother boxer than
Reeves. He's got a style that
will make LaMotta look silly
with his rushes."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

quette University where he
teaches, am ong other things,
boxing.
II. Allan Tolmich. who made
many track records while al
Wayne University, is now physical
director in the Army Air Forces
Technical Training Command at
Glendale Cal. =. The latest count
at Michigan State shows 343 ath-
letes eligible for military call in
the next few months.
Heading the sports staff al FoS-
ter Field is 1t. Virgil Sullivan, six
letter winner at Rice Institute,
aided by 1t Cliff Dotson of Sam
Houston State Teachers College
Others on the staff include
Sgt. Gerald Gates, baseball and
hockey player from Penn State.
Sgt. Bob Miori, young baseball
star of Victoria, Tex, and Pvt.
Try. Dickens. baseball captain of
Wake Forest.
Chief Specialist James Barber,
tackle on the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station team last fall,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
League Gets Crack
AT Rubi's Mat Title

Jack League, former fighter
from Dallas, at last has attained
his goal of getting a crack at the
|iunior heavyweight wrestling title
NOW held by Bert Rubi. After a
succession of wins at the Fairview
Gardens he is slated TO meet Rubi
Tuesday night.
Co-featured is team bout in
which the mat bad men, Eddie
Lewis and Rufus Jones. oppose
Morris Shapiro and Louis Klein.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Rough Toying

We listened patiently 10 Mr..
Boyer and then asked few
questions of our own.
We suggested that reports OF
the first meeting between these
two men in Cleveland had II
that LaMotta had rope d
Reeves TO the canvas five times
in the tenth round. Also, that
we recalled that a riot broke out
when the decision was an
nounced that Reeves had won.
lis that what you call toy
ing with another fighter" we
yentured.
Mr.. Boyer explained that one
of by telling about the second
fight. He said Reeves won eight
out OF the ten rounds--and was
stronger and sharper at the nm
ish than LaMotta,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Johnny Allen Wants
More Douqh 10 Play

PHILADELPHIA. March Is
CUP) 49, Contract problems con-
fronted the new owners of the
Philadelphia Phillies today.
Johnny Allen. veteran right
handler, sent his 1913 contract
back unsigned with the terse
statement that the terms were
inadequate" while another hurler,
Allen Gettell. informed the club
that he intends TO remain on his
farm this wear.