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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
IhstpSo

Dearborn High trounced Lincoln
Park. 4Q-l9, W4ih Chuck Neun-
dOTf netting Is points -. eighth
victory in nine games -. Hazel
Park Highs i9-i7 win over East
Detroit was rs seventh straight
had 20 come from behind
1918. at half and win in last 80
Seconds Bob Miller Of Hazel
Park and Bill Smith of East De
troit each had z points.
Two Of North Americas out
staining girl SKATERS Eileen
Whnlley of Winnipeg and Elaine
Gordon Bogda Of Chicago viii be
among the out-of-town entries in
the Gold Cup championships al
Wyandotte next Sunday
Saturday the Southern MiChi.
gan championships viii be dccldec
al John r. and 10 Mile road.
Coach William \. Alexander re-
signed as head football coach Al
Georgia Tech at his own request
and coach Bobby DOdd was named
TO replace him He's served
since 1920. viii retain duties as
athletic director and become head
of new physical training depart
ment -. Illness was reason.
Chicago Black Hawks trounced
Boston Bruins. So, aided by cN-
Red Wing Butch McDonald's goal
and assist Detroit Curling
Club opened annual two-day West
ern Ontario Colts Association bon.
spiel today g.. - rlnks are com
petlng.
Funeral services for Gin Crane.
widely known official Of high
school athletic events IN Detroit
and uutStatC. were held today in
/ the Harper-Mulhgan Funcral
Home. 1880 Hamilton Burial was
in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Fifty men are still engaged az
the Garden State race track near
Camden, y. j 10 maintain
equipment Al Heiden. Detroit
bowler, still IS No. ] in Petersen
Classic IN Chicago with 1877
Michigan State has booked
Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh, OCT. l3
Will Marsh, Spartan grid end,
has left for air corps. = =, Half
back Herb Speerstra is IA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Detroit Boys Club
Sets Swim Record

Boys Club Of Detroit has new
Boys Club of America mark today
for the one mile relay swim. The
time, 20:05.6. was 33 seconds
faster than the old mark they
made a year ago.
The team was made up Of Is
boys from y to II. Seventeen
swan 100 yards each and the last
boy covered 90. Ed Pinkerton,
Walter Walczak and Eugene
Marie covered their 100 under 60
seconds. Bernard GarbaCik, y,
made the final go. The AAU mark.
made by the University of MiChi-
gan in 1899, is l6:00.7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

While on Friday Willis was
chalking up a sensational upset
victory over JuSte Fontaine at
Olympia. a feat that pointed the
20-year-old Detroit-born kid to-
ward championship honors,. Oma
became the civilian heavyweight
champion Of the country as a re-
suit OF a triumph over Joe Baksi
in New York's famous Madison
Square Garden, equally as stirring
as an upset.
0ma calls Detroit his homo.
though he has been making New
York his headquarters of late.
He is back here today visiting
his wife. Estelle. and their three
Week-old son, Dana Lee, at their
home, 354l Daniels, One said he
has another fight date lined up,
March 80, in Madison Square
Garden,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Detroit CaSerS Didn't
See Any Gamblers
BY EDGAR HAYES

None Of the teams from this
area which has played basketball
IN the Madison Square Garden or
other big sport arenas has ever
been approached by gamblers they
reported in a survey today.
Michigan State, University OF
Detroit and Western Michigan all
have had repeat engagements
with no trouble or suspicion at
tachcd 20 any Of their games.
Lloyd BrallIs University Of De
roit Titans crossed up the gam
blcrs in two appearances. Against
City College of New York they
were the underdoCS with a spot of
9 points. They lost by 90 Against
ST. Johns, the eastern club was
gwen an 1S-point edge and eked
out 9-pOlnt margin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Byrd Sets Mark

At San Antonio Sunday, Byrd.
pro at Detr9it's popular Plum
Hollow Club, won the Texas Open.
leading Byron Nelson by a single
stroke-26S 10 269 for the u
holes. Sam was l6 strokes under
par. bettering the record score
of 27l held BY E. J. (Dutch) Har-
TlSon.
Byrd's 1888 (maturity value)
put the former Yankee outfielder
in fourth place among the touring
golf pros on the winter circuit
with total earnings of s., 344-
Furgol. a Ford worker. won top
amateur honors in the Texas
tournament, adding to ms many
other victories on courses
stretched across the land.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

this year. the huzzahs OF acclaim
for him were in minor key.
No one said so, but there
seemed TO be a feeling that he
was Just good iourncyman
skater without any one Of any
consequence TO beat. Those Skat-
ers in those other towns couldn' t
have been very good.
Then the papers carried the
story tAat= Bobby=F,itzgcraid Of
the Powderhorn Skating Club Of
! Minneapolis had broken great
skating record, the -hafT TItG mark
of Clas Thunbcrg. made by the
great SCandanaNian I'm 1928.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
TIED BY RALLY

The Pirates led most Of the
game. but baskets by Jake BaS-
tien tied the score with a minute
and a half 70 play. Goals by the
Lions Enos Mcdonnell and St
ThereSa's Jack Hayes kept the
score deadloCked IN the first
overtime.
Cacicedo's basket 80 seconds
later provided the winning margin
and gave the Lions their fifth VIC
tory in SIX starts and threw them
into q tie with St. Theresa for
divisional leadership.
Catholic Central rang un SIS
sixth straight win In the north
group by $40 decision over
Visitation and ITS nearest rival
S.. Mary's OF Orchard Lake. de-
feated ST. Ladislaus, SOS. Don
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
HIGH SCHOOL
Cleveland Gets Picard

CLEVELAND, Jan. 81 CUP)-
Henry Picard, one of the nations
best golfers. has been engaged as
professional at CleVeland's Center
bury Country Club, 1t was an
nounced today
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
CacicedO Hero Again
rs Redeemer Wins
BY TOM HARPER

History repeated itself last
night in the first division west
side of the Catholic Basketball
League.
Charlie Cacicedo was a substi-
tute forward for Holy Redeemer $
Lions back in 1943. lie was the
hero OF the st. Theresa-Rcdeemcr
game and in the last minute Of
play he grabbed a free ball and
sank a basket TO help the Lions
win.
Cacicedo. now a regular picked
up a free ball and his basket gave
the Lions a 51-29 victory in two
overtime periods last night al
RedeeneP- gym.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

playing a kids
game, fell from
the bars of a
Jungle gym
and S m a S h ed
his left elbow.
The m pie
fra ure did
not heal prop
erly.
Eventually it
lcere d and
two major OPP
erations failed
10 helm. The
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Mite Hockey League

LAST NIGHTS SCORES
Northwest Eagles 9 Nics 2
Maple JsafS 2 Ea8tside Sports o.
TONIGHT GAMES
2 00-Fr0ts vs. StaFS
3 iS-Hot Carriers vs. NhSh-Detroit
9 30-Vincent Post W, SCamps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

point in l941. II was the Spartans
last appearance.
"They said they didn't like
our style OF basketball" Ben
Van Alstyne said. "They wanted
race horse basketball with
plenty of scoring and the mid
western teams weren't using
that type then.
II think most Of the teams
will steer clear of any more
games outside of regular college
gyms. We had no trouble when
we played"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Notable Fe ats

The victories attained by Furgol
are especially notable since he
plays golf with a crooked arm.
Back in 1882. on a playground
in Utica, N. Y. 12-year-old Furgol,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
McHALE SCORES 30

Bob Lonzon ncttcd u points 10
lead 81. Charles 10 1881 victory
over St Paul in the second diVl-
Niuns east side race, St. Alphon-
SuS captured It's sixth straight by
downing st. Mary's Of Mt. Glenn
ems. 4i-l2, in the west side fea-
ture. Jim Russo took scoring hon
orS with Ia points.
Annunciation jim Mcllalc. cap
tain and forward. took over league
scoring honorS for a single game
by hitting the net for 30 points 10
help gain a $3.50 triumph over St.
Philip.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
I6-G THE DETROIT TIME
l945
SpOr is
4 Detroiters Cop
National Honors
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Did 81 occur 70 you the past
weekend was a substantial one
for Detroit representatives M the
ring and on the golf course?
Within a period covering rs
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Invited
To Hunt
BY DON GILLIES

DetroiterS are invited to attend
a Canadian jack rabbit hunt near
Sarnia Saturday. In charge OF
the hunt is Charles Lorenzo Of
Detroit, who advises sportSmen 10
have a Canadian small game Ii
cenSe, a gun permit and 10 meet
the party at Gratlot and s Mile
road, Saturday at 10 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
BRoNCos WON TWO

Western Michigan played twice
in the Garden, beating Brooklyn
by 6 points and City College.
Herbert Read, the Bronco coach,
said his team knocked off the two
favored eastern clubs without any
one making a complaint.
II have heard complaints
about officiating, but I think the
different interpretations of the
rules i'm the East are the rea-
sons. Once you get used to them
there II little trouble"
Brazil agreed with Read on the
rules and said the eastern version
might be better. All Of the coaches
were awaiting further develop
mentS before deciding whether TO
invade these big areas again for
basketball games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
FACES GOPHER TRIO

This was followed by the an
nounccment that Ken Hall was
bringing the Minneapolis speed
Ster here fer the Times Derby,
Bob Moore and Dick Leaf, two
more fast Minnesota skaters,
were coming along.
"Now." said the supposedly
skate-wiSe boys around here,
"Bozich is going to take il on
the chin"
Came the day of the meeting
Sunday AT Belle Isle and the eN-
perts were surprised when Bozich
finished second TO Fitzgerald,
pretty close too, in both the 440
and $50. The surprising part was
that Bozich had beaten the other
two Minneapolis skaters 49, and
good.
He wasn't expected TO do much
with Fitzgerald, who looked like
a perfect skater flying around the
Six-lap course on Belle Isle
crouched low and driving ahead
with long. hard-puIhng strokes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

hours IN widely
separated sec
uonS Of tn e
country four
c o m peti itorS
{ r o m h e T e
a c h eyed ma
uonal honorS
Leroy willis
and Lee Onla
with their fists
. n d s = ~ IA '
Byrd a n d I'd
FHfFefw with
GOLF climbs
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
WITH GREATEST HERE

But there were two moro races
in which we were all TO learn
that Bozich hasn't that carrot top
for nothing.
When he moved past Fitzgerald
on the last lap Of the Parmenticr
Memorial mile 10 win, Vince also
moved right up with the greatest
skaters ever developed here
Eddie Wedge . Lloyd Guenther
Charley Delpier Buddy
Wright LiSle Conklin
Who says so? Ray Mari, Bill
Wagner, Sam LevinSon, Ben Bag
dade 10 list a few who were asked
TO name Bozichs place in skating
history here
There isn't a national cham
pionship on this season but if
there were we'd put our dough on
the redhead 10 win the champion
ship.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Prep Hall Of Fame
THREE KEY PLAYERS
RATE CAGE HONORS

Winding up prep
career this week,
X IS, captain OF
Crosse Pointe Highs
unbcatcn basketball
team, has averaged
10 points a game
over a three year
period. Earned his
fourth cage letter
this season. Also
won three awards In
tennis as member Of
undefeated Pointe
net teams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
DON'T KNOW rs

"Thcy don't pay much atten-
ton 10 the visiting team" Bra
lil SAID They don't know MS
and We aren't I'm town long
enough for them TO get ac-
quaintcd. I'm sure any boy on
our team would tell me II he
were ever approached"
Michigan State upset the apple
cart when it defeated a Spectacu.
lar Long Island team by one
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

Fishermen are warned to avoid
Anchor Bay in Lake ST. CLAIR,
where aerial bombing practice by
Field pilots VIII be con-
Quoted on or about March /.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
BY GEORGE +. VAN

Along the SNOWFALL Beat:
give the recognition due him in skating
top here but there has been
tendency take him granted Even after he beat the best
Milwaukee
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

Bcrncr paced the Shamrocks 20
victory with 10 points. while Joe
KroWalCZyk. Eagle forw d,
topped -. Mary'S with l3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Hockey Standings
NATIONAI LEAGUE
Times Photo

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Chicago % Boston g
TOMORROW GAME
chicago st Montreal
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

Charlie, co-captain
Of Re dee mer'G
basketball team.
rated one OF best
all-around athletes
in Catholic League.
Third year as cage
regular, averaged II
points per game in
first four league
contests. All-Cath-
olic end last fall on
Lions championship
squad.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

Pete Murdick OF Alpcna. out
door writer and wildcat hunter
supreme. VIII speak AT the oak
land County Sportsmcn.S Club
tonight at VFW Hall kccgo Har-
l,,v
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN DIVISION
INsIIRN DINIsIn,

Cleveland q Hershey 2
So Louis . Buffalo %
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

golf clubs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

Michigan State has booked
Pittsburgh al Pittsburgh, Oct. l3.
Will Marsh. Spartan grid end,
has left for air corps. = O., Half
back Herb Speerstra is IA
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Select Lower East Side Site For Stun Development
Fatal Shooting
Ends Row Over
Stolen Spells

Trial OF Clyde Slaughter. Is. OF
1907 Jos Campau avenue. whom
police say killed an alleged crime
partner over the division OF some
stolen merchandise. is expected to
be concluded this week before a
jury in the court OF Recorders
Judge Gerald w. Groa..
Police charge Slaughter and
Delaney Irwin Hill. IS. address un-
known, had driven 10 gas station
at 2o6 E. Vernon Highway. owned
by L. T. Jones, %, 290 E. Vernon.
SLAUGHTER AND HILL, so Do
lice say, had stolen an auto be-
longing 10 Sam Barger. Of 959
Eliot street. some batteries from
an unidentified gas station, LIQUOR
and a As automatic from a tavern
owned by Phil Caruso. OF 2l77 E.
Lafayette avenue
The fight between Slaughter
and Hill. so police say. resulted
when the couple quarreled over
the division Of the spoiIs. re-
portedly stolen from the above.
mentioned places.
Slaughter, so police say. charges
the shooting was accidental. Hill
had been shot in the head. with
the bullet passing through the era
mum.
Two witnesses were Thomas
Sheffield, IT, OF 2508 Brush street.
and Jones, owner of the gas sta
ton where the Staying repeatedly
took place.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

TWO ALTERNATE redevelop-
ment plans are being considered
by the committee. Either would in
crease the present number OF fami-
lies housed in the area. Plan No.
would provide for eight and ten.
story apartments which would con-
tam 1914 dwelling units.
The other plan would provide
2Soi units. with three-story walk
ups and siN-story apartments.
The proposals will be Submitted
70 INC Construction Industry Coun-
e. meeting FRIDAY. and then TO the
Mayor and City Council.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
PLANS WOULD
PROVIDE 1874
DWELLING UNITS

Following a meeting Monday in
the offices of the Detroit Housing
commission. il was disclosed that
the city committee studying slum
areas for postwar clearance prof.
ects is going 10 urge the develop
ment OF the area between Hastings.
Grand Trunk railway, Monroe and
Gratiot avenues.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
VA WEstabHshes
Advisory Group
On Racial Bias

The UAW-CIO Fair Practices
Committee. al ITS recent meeting
IN Milwaukee, unanimously voted
TO establish a national JAW Ad-
vlsory Conference on DiscrImina-
ton This proposal az the COM
mi,tee has received the approval
OF the unions international exec
utive board.
The proposed conference will
meet In Detroit NJ least once ev-
cry six-month period for the
twofold purpose Of reviewing
and evaluating the work Of the
unions Fair Practices Commit
tee and recommending to the
committee ways and means by
which the unions anti-discrimi-
nation policy may be made
more effective on the regional
and local union levels.
THE CONFERENCE will be
MADE Up Of international repre-
Sentatives from each Of the un-
ions Is regions: all Of the inter-
national officers and executive
board members. and the heads Of
the major departments Of the in
'erna,ional union. LIS sessions viii
be open 10 all JAW members
George F. Adde's. secretary
treasurer O! the UAW-CIO and
chairman OF rs Fair Practices
Committee. will be chairman OF
me conference Mr. Adde's stated
that the board approved this plan
as 4 desirable method Of co-ordi-
mating the work being done by
the various departments and re-
clons Of our union or the ques-
uon Of racial. religious and ma
intolerance We hope
that through the conference our
FAR Practices Committee will AL
ways be currently advised Of the
progress our fair practices pro-
gram is making IN all sections Of
the country
George w Crockett u. execu-
tive director Of the JAWS Fair
Practices Committee. Will be Sec
retary OF t1et conference. Mr..
Crockett announced that the un-
ions international executive board
has also authorized the committee
20 conduct weekend institutes on
discrimination in each region a.;
least once year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Name Stevenson
As Swindler In
Signed Warrant

A warran; charging larceny by
conversion was issued last week
against Frederick T Stevenson.
who IS charged with having swim
died 100000 from his acquain-
tanceS SO far no indication as 10
StovenSons Whereabouts has been
found
The warrant was signed by
Mrs. Helen Nevills. sos scotch
avenue. as complainant. The spe-
cific charge was that Stevenson
took $1,000 from her last Octo-
Der and converted il 10 his own
use. She also charged that he
had since taken $1,000 addi-
tional
Among The other victims Of
StcverSop were Dr Haley Bell.
who sllo ecdly LOST SIS 200, Dr. I. H.
Martin 50 600. SnoUden Williams.
:. 900, Joc MllEr'n1. $500. and Mrs.
Margaret NcDavid. $1,000.
Before disappearing. Stevenson
: sad - have sold his home at
$40 Arden Park II was his pur-
chase Of this home which was the
cause 81 4 SUIT brought BY white
Nelshbor> n 1913 10 Gust him from
,be neIghbOrhood
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
NAACPPrOpOses
Com ference Kill
Colonial System

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. - As
soon As the opening formslities of
the world Security Conference here
were over on April Is. a proposal
was made on the morning OF April
IS that the colonial system be abol-
ished, that equality Of races be
recognized, and that a bill Of rights
for all the people of the world
be adopted.
The proposal was made by DIR.
w. f. Il. Du Bots and Walter White.
\AACP conSultants TO the Ameri-
can delegation. They asked the
American delegation to request
that the proposal be written into
the Dumharton Oaks agreement.
Instead Of the present colonial
system. the NAACP consultants
urged an international agency to
which the colonial powers would
be required 10 report.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Cincinnati NAACP
A d d S $500 More

CINCINNATI Ohio-lr a r'er.
hcrshlr campaign whl,7 closed
officially on Apr. -. the C,Uc.rns"
branch Of nc NAACP secured
$500 nov mCmo crS and a total Of
SS. 500
Many individual workers brought
in more 'han 100 members each
and The Union Bapu>' church re-
ported the largest moey Of re-
cru,S among the many churches
cooperating The l9+5 total Is more
han double the l94l membership
Workers Will continue mop up
efforts for TWO wec NS more IN order
10 reach q total Of 10000 members
Chairman ~ the Cincinnati cam
palcn was Miss Sadie SaTuc'S d.
rector Of the success Wl CaYVs -N
Vas MIS- Daisy 2. Larpklu. ma
uonal field secretary Theodore W
Berry Is branch president
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Press
To Begin Series

4 new enterprise for the preps-
ration and distribution of pamph-
lets dealing with important public
ISSlfS 70 be known as 'Pamph-
lie, Press is announced today by
Rcyna. and Hitchcock. THIS new
DIVISION OF the publIshin. house
VII DC under the direction Of
Joseph G5er. who has developed
VIDE reputation in the pamphlet
nc ID eliminating With his highly
successful technical direction OF
TIC pamphlets on public affairs
issued last fall during nc election
oy the Go Political Acton Com
m.;tcc
TIE ACTIVITIES a Pamphlet
Press MI oe ,No-f'ld .n charac-
leg On nc one s.de Il Ulll con-
d.ct research a0o prepare text
ard illustrations IN pamphlet form
on political economic. SoC.al and
cultural topics Of timely interest
tar any organization desiring %
ctploy is professional services
FOR '-c>c purposes II INC second
place. II j. developing = program
for the issuance - the general
Paolc o. regular Ncr ODDS intervals
~ pamphlets covering the Sane
feds More detailed pans
N,'h respect - TINS second activity
VIII be announced later.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Atty. ROwlette's
Home RanSacked

Sometime between the hours Of
one and four-twenty p. m. on last
Wednesday one or more persons
unlawfully entered the residence
81 Cecil l. Rowlette az 1927 Nc
Dougsl avenue. When Mrs. Row
lette returned home. she found that
the house had been completely
ransacked and that 500 in cur
rency and gun valued at s45 were
missing. The burglars are believed
70 have jimmied the lock on one
Of the doors TO gain entrance The
culprits have not been appre-
hended. Mr. Rowlette is an attor-
ney with the firm Of Lewis. Row.
lette and Brown, OF 100 ST. Anto-
inc street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Music Scholarship
For Talent Winner

ins m voice a member az the unl-
Versl'Y choir an working toward
by Muse B degree Not only VIII
! receive fine voice culture but VIII
De prepared % enter another mus
cal field which ! should choose IN
the future
MISS KEYS is one OF seven chill
dren She speaks OF her father as
a hard working man who IS hap
ply watching his family progress.
she says as a whole we are one
U.s happy American family
l. is towards TINS end mat the
annual Search FOR Talent contest
vas designed mat musical talent
in the average family might have
ne opportunity 10 be heard and re-
cclVe financial aid 10 further study
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

Miss Gisdys Kew. second place
winner for the l944 Search FOX
Talent contest sponsored by the
American Negro Music Festival,
Inc is now a scholarship student
IN Howard university school Of
music. Washington, D. {.
A year ago. while still a high
school student. Miss Keys entered
the FIRST Annual Search for Tai
ent" contest IN her home state. In
dana As first place winner IN The
state contest. she represented In
diana IN ne Festival finals held IN
Chicago last June
As A RESULT OF her winning
second place she Was offered seNoi-
arShpS in numerous college, and
universities Howard unlvc sity
was the school OF her choice In
recent interview Miss Keys said:
AS the time grows near for the
second annual Search for Talent
contest, hope that every boy and
girl who is talented will grasp this
opportunity. know ths, they.
like myself. viii be inspired L.
their utmost 20 succeed They VIII
find that from this opportunity
Others viii develop and that they
will receive grand start for
musical career
IN MY TRIPS 20 Chicago. s.
Louis and Detroit. ! received ono
exciting experience after another.
The very fact tha. ! WAS travelling
with stars stage performo pub
hSherS. producers. composers poets
and numerous other professional
people. made ne Overwhelmingly
happy We were treated grand
Everythins FOR our convenience
was PROV led
Shortly after my return 20 In
dlauapolS | gave = sons rori'a. L.
The publicity from The contest
drew 4 large crowd My repertoire
NOW consists 81 such selections a
An. fors Luz La Trsyista.
bv Verdi Thc Mob Scene e lucia
n arrcrmoor by DeHzciu
Handles Care Sclvc ChsnSon
irdouc" by RlmSky-KorSokov.
The Ni-h,ngslo' and Tho Rose
by SAINT SacnS and "Bcrgeblchc>
S.anchcn' nv Brahms, and num-
crou> other things
Il an now studying IN WaSh.n--
ton. n c. al Howard | an MAJOR