davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
New Zoo OH belle Isle
Left UP tO .BeffrieS

OF animals be removed 10 suitable
settings and that the reclaimed
area be dovelope6 into an eXten-
slve wild life park
The proposal has been endorsed
by Jack Miner of Kingston. Ont
famous migratory bird expert
Belle Isle. Miner Said,s is the
only natural bird sanctuary in the
Great Lakes chain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
SENATOR DEMANDS ACTION


He demanded that the army
take action against "the higher
ups" who are really responsible
for this Incompetence and gross
negligence.
UnderseCretary OF War Patter-
son was vigorously criticized for
his explanation Of army action in
the case. which included giving
an honorable discharge 10 one
officer.
This amounts TO an adnis-
sion by the war department that
officers who blunder cannot be
subjected 10 anything or
drastic than an administrative
reprimand for fear that other
officers will not do their plain
duty" he said
INVESTIGATING ASSAILED
II believe that IL Is time that
this wrist slapping technique
should end. I believe that Off
GERS who are careless I'm the per-
fOrmance Of important duties
involving more than a million
dollars Of property should he
punished with the same eXpedi-
tion and severity that is admin
iStered To men i'm the ranks
when they hoo hoo In the pres
ence of golf-playing generals"
Ferguson declared that stern
policy of punishment for ineompe-
tency would improve the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

All money sent AZ senders risk DO not
send cash OF stamps All checks, drafts
and money orders should DE made payable
% THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
International News Service has the eN-
elusive rights 90 use Tor reproduction N
any form an news dispatches credited %
II Or rot otherwise credited In this paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
DETR6TTsassFH

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by the Times Publishing
Company az 1870 Cass Ave, Detroit
81, Michigan.
Entered AZ Detroit Mich, as Second Glass
Mail Matter
TELEPHONE CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

Subscription rate dn advanced by mail
10 any place IN me United states, Canada
lr Mexico tOn Canadian subscriptions
add 100 10 cover war import tax.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19

1oIIIler classmates visit us recent
ly in the persons of Seaman Asa
Slaughter of Pensacola, Florida,
and T. c. Taylor of the U. S. Ma
rine Corps, Camp Leiune, New
River, N c.
ileeWe are still buying War Saving
Bonds and Stamps. We are asking
that each student will bring more
scrap and newspaper for our scrap
drive. Remember the slogan
Don't throw it out, turn it in"
Fashions
We admire Willie Mae McClen-
don's red sweater. Emma Evans
red corduroy jumper is neat. Vir-
GINA fuckers new glasses are be-
coming. Naomi Lloyd's white
shoes are quite the thing for school
wear. Katie Mae Currie looks
super-duper in Navy blue and
white. Arthur Thomas looks sharp
in his many styles of jitterbug
suits. Eunice Jackson's grey suit
is becoming. We also admire Tan
ner Drew's white skirt and blue
sweater, Velma Rec Wares green
corduroy suit.
Everybody's Business
Joseph Jones and Annie P. Black
are really in love with each other.
1t seems as if Cora Bell Young
likes to une in on Joseph Barnes
station all the time. Annie Mae
Hart is really serious over Gallo
way. Annie Lee Smith is strictly
in the groove with Abraham Davis,
Jr. Thelma Lee Harvey seems to
be getting all of James K. O'Lea-
rvs attention.
Just as Hercules Jefferson was
leaving for Chicago he was sing
ing to Naomi Going To Chicago,
sorry that can't take you.
The Eagle Sees
: Alfred Chrisler decided to listen
to another chick broadcast Thurs
day evening on Cameron. Street
and what do you think? Up
jumped Ida Lee Brown and did
she clown brother, she called him
everything but Alfred Chrisler.
She also attracted number of
ladies attention by her profane
language.
Wilbert Mooreland is always seen
meddling in other peoples business.
You may as well tell US Katie
Mae Currie who the boyfriend is,
because we will find out some
way. f8 sE -
Frank Wilks and Levern Adams
are that way about each other says
Mary Francis Smith, because she
is that way about Frank too. i
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19
Ethiopia To Get
.FEA Mission
From u. S. A.

Leo T. Crowley, Foreign Eco
nomic Administrator, announced
today that an FEA technical mis-
sion will be sent to Ethiopia, at the
request of the Ethiopian govern
ment.
The mission, which will leave in
the near future, will assisa Ethio-
pla in the production of food and
other essential commodities. Chief
emphasis will be on the develop
ment of natural resources.
FEA officials believe that with
technical assistance Ethiopia could
produce surplus of food and 9TH
er vital commodities. These sur
pluses could then be made avail
able to the United Nations armed
forces or to meet essential civilian
requirements in Europe and the
Middle East, reducing the amount
OF supplies needed from the United
States and other areas.
Perry A. Fellows, Assistant Chief
Engineer of the FEA, will head the
mission. The small group of ex-
perts accompanying him will in
clude specialists in agriculture,
construction and mining engineer
ing, and other technical fields. The
mission will study the Ethiopian
problems of production, organize
the needed basic programs, and
conduct supervisory training in
technical skills.
Mr.. Fellows is an American with
wide experience. He has held ex-
ecutive and administrative posi-
tons with various work program
and government engineering pro-
jects in this country and in Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands. He
served the City of Detroit for eight
years as City Engineer and Airport
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19
u. S. Ships Tons
Of Food To For
eign Negro Areas

Among our allies and the friend
ly nations to whom u. S. food is
being shipped are more than a
score of locales where Negroes
make up a large part of the popu-
lation. Between March 1941 and
December 1943 our government
shipped into these areas $4,000
tons of food and other commodi-
ties, quantity large enough to
require 80 of our new 10000 ton
Liberty ships to transport it.
Reading the list of these areas
at the Office of Distribution in the
War Food Administration is like
reviewing a geography lesson. Pu-
erto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the
Bahamas, Bermuda, Barbados, Do
minica, Jamaica, Trinidad, Martin
que, British Honduras in Central
America, British Guiena in South
TAiilCA1So, tIlC Zulu OOdSt OIL Africa,
Nigeria, Sierra Leone, the Cam
erons, former German territory,
Tunisia, North Africa, West At
RIGA, French Equatorial Africa,
Northern Rhodesia, Southern Rho
desia, and Durham, a city of Natal
in South Africa, are all listed.
The eating habits of these people
are as diversified as their nation
alities and the types of food de-
sired by each differs according to
their religious beliefs, political
customs, and climate, all of which
influence their diets. Yet, whatever
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19
AGE RECIPE

Beulah Bondi, appearing with
Loretta Young and Alan Laid in
Paramount's And Now Tomorrow
explains her method of portraying
age thusly: Think grey hair
clearly and sincerely to yourself
and suddenly you'll find yourself,
figuratively speaking, a person with
grey hair"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19
Gainesville News
Rev. A. r. Thomas, Reporter

Rev. A. R. Thomas, Reporter
We take the greatest of pleasure
in thanking our many friends and
customers for their most hearty
cooperation throughout the entire
state for buying The Mississippi
Enterprise, for we think it is one
of the finest colored papers in the
state. We ask that you continue
to read this Negro paper. Mr.. w.
j. Price and Mr. Johnny May are
fine customers and true friends of
the paper. Mr.. Price is General
Manager of the Century Burial AS
ISOLATION at Crystal Springs, Miss.
Mrs. Linzy Jones of Crystal
Springs has arrived in the state
of North Carolina to join her hus-
band, Pvt. Linzy Jones, who is sta
toned there. We hope for her a
very pleasant visit.
Mrs. A. c. Coleman of Gatesville,
is visiting her husband, Pvt. A. c.
Coleman, who is stationed at a
camp in North Carolina.
Friends of Mrs. Leaner May Skif-
fer are sorry to hear Of her illness
and wish for her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Wiley Mones and Mrs. Joe
Lackey were Sunday evening Wis
itors in the home of Mrs. A. r..
Thomas.
The Egypt Hill PIT. A. will
meet again on Thursday, Feb. "a.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19

They give their 1ives-you lend
your money-Buy War Bonds Now!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19

their food habits, they must have
food. And despite wartime condi-
tons, they have received food,
much of it from the United States.
North Africa, which was largely
sufficient before the war, saw
its fine crops and animals confis-
Gated by the Axis. There was no
incentive to produce for the inva-
ders took all and gave nothing.
Food for civilians of North Africa
began arriving there in December
1912, one month after the landing
of United States and British troops.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19

All members and friends are asked
to be present. The hour is 200
p. m. President, Mrs. Margaret
Ayers.
/ am asking every Negro who
can possibly do so to buy an ex-
ira War Bond and Stamps, and
hasten the day of peace turnout
the world. A. R. Thomas.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19
SOMETHING FOR TOTO

A Liberator bomber in the South
Pacific is named "Lili n Chester
Morris" after the popular star and
his wife. While Chester was work.
ing in Paramount's Gamblers
Gamblers Choice" William Pine
William Thomas production, he re-
ceived word from the crew that
the ship had been in action against
the Japs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19

we are sun buying war Saving
Bonds and Stamps. We are asking
that each student will bring more
scrap and newspaper for our scrap
drive. Remember the slogan
Don't throw it out, turn it in"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19
Grocery Store.

Phillips Grocery Store.
Well Dorothy Dean, what's your
story since Morris Johnson has
faded out of the picture. Who is
the lucky fellow, Henry B. Nc
Carly or Joe Lee Banks?
Why doesn't Beatrice Cross and
Mildred get themselves a new boy
friend and leave EMS Moore and
James S. where they want to be?
Mary Hall said that she doesn't
care if Harris Gibbs does have all
the chicks, because her heart be-
longs to Philip Bell.
Well Maggie Carol why don't
you top looking for Joseph and let
him look for you some
Now just what would a certain
cutie cat who shines shoes in the
Paramount Barber Shop want to be
carrying a certain Lanier chicks
picture in his pocket next to his
heart? Must be love.
Machine Travis seems to be al
ways singing, when My Man
Comes Home" wonder if it's be-
cause Pvt. James A. Deon is on
maneuvers in Louisiana? He is all
and all in the world to her.
Harry Gibson's mind is on no
one but chick out West.
A certain young fellow who once
played with Duke Oats Orchestra
has been having himself some fun
at the dances on Sunday, Won
der where is the young wife?
where is the young wife?
Gloria Lee Tops and Clifton
Horton are on real times, what's
wrong w. L. Young?
Eddie Robinson wants to know
how much Doris Gordon really
cares for him.
Don't hear much about little man
Ellis, Jr. What's wrong, cat, you
don't seem to get around much
anymore-don't tell us all the girls
got wise to your 1--WE?
1t seems that John Shorts and
Bessie Ward can't get together-is
it because of Ella Mae Ross?
Wake up Virgia Shorts! What's
the mater with you and Ivory Dix
on-is it because he receives let
tiers from the country every day
or is it because of Velma Bennett?
Wonder what's up between Jeff
Gray and Wilma. He doesn't seem
to get around much anymore.
The stick of gum that Ollie Porch
gave Mildred Hess seems to have
made her mighty fond of him-bet-
ter watch out Willie B. Thomas.
Eula Thames is getting very in
terested in soldiers. She writes
Pvt. Willie Currif often.
VIII a is the trouble between
Thomas Lee and James Robertson?
1t looks like the real thing be-
tween Mary Ruth Terry and Pluto.
We see that Marine John Jones
is in town and Of course that GER
tain Tougaloo chick is happy.
Everything is entirely different
since Melvin Robertson sent Gene
va gold lockett last week.
You wouldn't know aything about
Francharm Harris slipping off the
school ground, would you, Willie
Earl Jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19
HOPEWELL NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Barley were the
guests of their sister and sister-in-
law at Hopewell recently. Mrs.
Barley is the former Mrs. May
Jane Young of Crystal Springs
She now resides in New Orleans,
where she and her husband are
engaged in Defense work. Her
many friends were glad to see her.
She reported most enjoyable visit.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19
Published and Edited BY Students
of Cameron Street Junior High,
Canton, Miss.
General News
General News

We were glad to have two of our
former classmates visit US recent
ly in the persons of Seaman Asa
Slaughter of Pensacola, Florida,
and T. c. Taylor of the U. S. Ma
rine Corps, Camp Lejune, New
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19
BOY AT HOME

Eddie Bracken has become the
champion hero out-of-uniform in
war movies. In The Miracle of
Morgan's Creek" he can't pass a
physical and in Hail the Con-
quering Hero he is a boy given a
medical discharge from the Ma
rines.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19
Tattling Tess

Elnora Rhodes says don't get an
cry with her because Louise Hob
son is devoting all his time to her,
what about it Pauline?
Well here it is again, Eddie Will
son likes Maggie Ruth, Maggie
Ruth likes James Selmon, James
likes Galy Vern, Galy Vern likes
Ersley Youngblood, Ersley likes
Margie, Margie likes Nick, Nick
likes Marene, Marene likes Tom
mic, Tommie likes Queen Esther,
Queen likes Charlie, Charlie likes
Marie, she likes John, John likes
Mary, Mary likes Floyd, Floyd
likes Ruth, Ruth likes Ennis, Ennis
likes Eta, Eta likes Robert and
he likes Hazelene and Hazelene is
wild about Jack
Martha Pearl is doing her best
to shatter the romance of GLADYS
and @. T., wonder if she will be
successful?
Lille Mosher and Florence Jones
seem to be quite chummy lately,
what's behind this sudden friend
ship? We can imagine
Elonra and A. P. Williams were
seen together often during his re-
cent visit home.
Do you remember when: Maggie
Ruth and Queen Smith were the
northside chicks greatest prob
lem? Will Beverly was halted be-
tween two opinions, whether it
should be Ora Lee or Daisy Belle?
Wammuel Washington was Jessie
Mae Amos main topic? Buckshot
Travis was that way" about Mary
Lou Sampson? Johnnie Jordan
was carrying Addie Ruth Hart
fields heart on a string? The
most famous jitterbug trio was
Frank James, Hazelene and Roy
Pace, not to mention the loving
Mich McQuarter? Ennis Moore
was the popular man about town"
$50 he thought?) Willie Mae Will
hams acted like a lunatic? Galy
Vern Brown, Juanita Jackson and
Anna Jones were nice quiet long
ladies? Jimmy Roberts was one
OF the best jumping cats in Missis-
sippi? Joseph Howard didn't have
"a different line for every girl he
met? Ada Mae was James Young's
ideal? All the jumping cats weren't
IN the army? Joe Cobbs was the
object of a certain chick on Val
ley Street affections? Grace Weak
ley was hipped biddy, trying to
be a hipped chick? Julia B.. Rob
ison and Rosie Lee Wright's head
quarters was. Grisham's Cafe dur
ing school hours?) Elnora Rhodes
wasn't asking everybody, ''have you
seen Hazelene?'' Remember the
Dance at the Skating Rink?
Len and Geneva are going strong,
wonder what she will do when he
goes into the Navy soon?
Levere Sparkman is in love with
Claressa Washington but she seems
to like Arthur Griffin.
Neail and Garry are on some
big times, but Neail had better
watch out cause Sunny Greenfield
is strictly on the beam with Carry
and what is your story Fred Wicks.
David Sanders says he doesn't
care who knows that Barbara
Wicks is his girl, but it seems that
Barbara is ashamed to own him as
her boyfriend.
Essie Bell and her Sgt. have mar
ried, now what is your story, lit
tie Brother? Ns
Johnnie Mae Pace and James
Gibbs were having the time of
their young lives Saturday night at
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19

STAFF
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-02-19

Manager. He has had extensive ex-
perience in private manufacturing
enterprise, railroad valuation and
maintenance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Maxim
. Awaited

Ranked as thcNcoun'ry'S 40 ~
heavyweight in the 1914 issue of
Ring MAJ vine, Joe Maxim of
Cleveland places his newly won
prestige on tbe line Friday night
In Olympia her he faces the
H44H- p-A4e- ranks seventh Jack
Buddy Walker of Columbus.
With Walker already he ~ @
Maxim is due from ms army camp
Today and both Wll continue
training az the Monroe a. G. TIM,
afternoon Walker and Maxim
head The five bout card with a
lO-rOundCr
Leroy willis, Detroit, and
Sammy Parrotto. Pittsburgh
headline the supporting card
Willis is uudetrutrd mat the
rugged PittSburgher has more
experience P0rrotto has met such
outstanding men as Canada Lee,
Willie Pep and Justc Fontaine
and will prove real test for the
Detroiter.
Johnny Cool New England
champion, Will meet Johnny
Green of Buffalo In a Hereunder
Cool has a wallop as Is shown ny
his record of So knockoutS IN -
amateur and professional belts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Amateurs Fight
For AAU Titles

Detroit will see the best
amateur boxers of the nation here
this weekend when the National
AAU junior championships are
held in the four lighter weight
Glasses. The preliminarieS are
scheduled for IIaCkett Field House
Friday evening and the finals SAT
Olympia Saturday night
1t Is expected an entry list Of
more than 100 ofthe nations out
tanding battlers Will compete
Detroit will be represented by -
boxers with eIghC clubs. Several
of the local lads. Nick Palse of
Dearborn BOYS Club and Bill
Borne of the Gene Tunneys Boys
Club are listed as contenders.
The bouts Will be in the I'D.
-tt8, t27 and T35 pound classes
and are open to all boxers who
have never won a national title.
Many of the contestants fought in
the senior AAU championships at
Boston a couple Of weeks ago,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Belt TO TUnnny
KOS Blackwell.

Eddie Taylor Of petroit
Knocked out Otto Blackwell Of
Pittsburgh in the sixth round Of
a scheduled eight-round bout tH4t
.a,--3ea good fight card at Ar.
Cadla last night
The end came in l minute and
6 seconds of the sixth heat whCn
Taylor landed a hard right 10
BlackwelrS m.dSection.
a crowd of L73O persons paid
5000 20 see the show
1t was the semifnal contest be-
tween Bill Grier of Detroit and
Freddie Dawson Of Chicago that
had the crowd in an uproar.
Dawson had Grier down for the
count Of nine three times in the
third round before referee Young
Kid Mccoy stepped n and stopped
the bout.
White Almonds Of Gran
Rapids and Don Leon OF Wash
ington put on spirited six
reHnder which S5w referee Young
Kid Mccoy give the nod to Ad-
mondS.
Johnny Eaton, Detroit stopped
Nelson Hawkes.. Cleveland. in the
fifth Harold Rcl>s deClS.Oncd Wee
Willie Williams. They are De
troiters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Mca ariElvS Take lSG

LaRue had 662, Jack Stahl $50.
Cole 69i Fred DeFazio 613 and
Forrest Hinch COS. The Nc
Carthy count stands out like a
sore paw ON a dog and now the
-aifrvSiCir SharpS aIc Fastening 10
predict a 300 as the ultimate
winning count.
While the McCarthys were delv-
1nE- the regular doubles leadership
changed al Vogue Dale Hunting
ton and Jack Burke succeeded
Tony Norano-John CrimminS on
1872. Huntington marking 662
Huntington made fourth IN all
events on 1922.
In the overayerace s ectton.
James HozaCkc-ThomaS Price had
2l9 from 1898 TO gain second.
Earl Mcdonald hit 643 10 make
t4S and fourth IN singles. There
were no changes in the teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
BREVTIES:
Crowley Signs
With Pros

BOSTON April - tGPl r.
owner TED COLLINS or the
newly franCM>ed Boston faTKCr>
pro-footbaI team. with am eye 10
postwar championship, announced
last RlsHt -A+-hsa acquired III
COMpR JIM CROWLEY Of The
navy as coach, 20 report after the
war.
Crowley former Fordham coach
now on duty n the south Pacific.
was considered one or the Top
collegiate mentors ~ the nation
Because the Yankees intend "a
nut team ON the hrtd this fan
despite the shortage Of PLAYER
talent Collins also announced he
had engaged HERB KOPF former
head coach az Manhattan College
10 handle the eleven for the
duration
At Admiral Hal.ey's headauar-
tiers I'M The south Pacific. n was
announced that Crowley VIII re-
turn shortly 90 the United States
20 become rcCrcatioual director
and football coach at Sampson
Naval Training Station. y Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25


Snarey's latest crop Is one Of
his biggest and most talented
Cooley will have the same four
hnXs, Ted BaleFh, Doug Simpson
Bill Marcoux and Al Noble, as
uualiiicrS for the 30-yard highs
and lows in the city indoor semi
finals tomorrow afternoon at
Central
rms quartet took the FIRST Tour
places in each event IN the west
side championships last Week
Balogh winning the highs and
Simpson the lows Intact most
Of the competition in the hurdles
in that section has been confined
10 the Cooley tOpperS thcmSelNcS,
each brdtiuE the other on oCCa-
sion 10 build up a natural rivalry.
Three Of the Cardinal stars,
Balogh Simpson and MarcouX
have unofficially tied the CITY
indoor record for the 30 highs
and lows
While they should score heavily
tomorrow, even taking into &C
count the uncertainties in such
short races, the Cooley hurdlers
are not likely to have II all to
themselves in the Championship
races Friday night AT Central
They are due for plenty OF compe-
tition from Blake White Of East
ern and Adam Haughton Of Miller
hurdle winners on the east side
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Different Over There

'"The country and the people, "
continues Hank. ARE not eN-
aCtIV what We Americans are
accustomed 20. and sometimes
IL IL difficult 10 he enthusiastic
over fighting the war here, but
personally feel this theater
will he In II AT the finish Of thy
fighting and for that reason
I'm glad I'm here.
II guess baseball Is getting
under way back home. The
weather here IL all summary
and IN would let myself, 10
would be easy Ia remlnisce.
Sometimes II Is hard 10 realize
that once upon a time I worried
about base hits and Stril<eoutS.
Those days seem 80 long ago.
wonder II l ever could 20
back? Well, the future viii
take care of that
please convey 10 my friends
in Detroit that am well and
happy and hope 10 be home
surely In l9l5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Pilot Against Wish

Reports today have IL that
Joe Mccarthy, manager of the
Yankees. Will be away from his
club indefinitely due 10 III
health.
This means Arthur Fletcher
has the Job until Jee's return.
Ordinarily you might think
Fletcher would be glad 70 get
a chance AT managing. But the
opposite is the case.
Fletcher Just wants n be
coach. He's the highest paid
COACH IL bascbaii, and many
claim me very best Of all the
men who wlgwag signals from
the coaching lines.