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Evening star., 1945-03-11
Travis, Lewis on No. ! Service
Club of Two Picked From A. |.
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO Mar. 10-H
coast guardsmen could
fannels for few baseball
teams that probably could challenge anything put
many years.
Earl j. Hlgan of the American
brought these
ican League players Buddy
Lewis of Washington included
third base respectively Charley Keller Maryland u
New York also is frst-team choice.
And the rosters of the
World Series honor roll His first
time batting 320
team have combined lifetime percentage
the second team 607
Just how these would stack
League clubs drawn entirely from the
with the hitting pitching selected
any place undoubtedly would
give good account of itself they
Evening star., 1945-03-11
Robinson, Former Brown
Grid Coach, Dies at 73

BOSTON, Mar. 10 (P).-Edward
North Robinson, 73, football coach
at Brown from 1900 to 1925, died to-
day of pneumonia.
A native of Sabattus, Me, he was
graduated in 1896 from Brown
where he was a star halfback.
Evening star., 1945-03-11
Basket Ball Results

Oregon, 81: Washington State Al.
Rensselaer, Poly. 10; Canisius So
Lincoln AAF, 65; Alexandra AAF, A..
Lincoln AAF. 65; Alexandra uaD AAF,
~. FIRST of three games for I'd Air Force
title
Evening star., 1945-03-11
Godoy Hurt, Bout Delayed

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Mar. 10
P,.-Arturo Godoy injured his left
side in training here and his fight
scheduled Tuesday night with
Johnny benson has been postponed
for one week, and perhaps two.
Evening star., 1945-03-11

There's enough batting
pitcher the ters what with N Maggie Williams batting three
and four and Hank Greenbeg
be haWless with that neld of Greenberg Lewis
not to mention such hurers Feer,
But they're scattered all dream game"
involving them Yanks-phaps with some
OF these players among them-narch
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Find NaZi
Air Photos

EERCUTESGADEN, June u
1NS)-A Although tons of Nazi
records. were burned a few days
before the Americans arrived, the
l.. S. 10lSt Arborne Division to-
day found a valuable cache Of
German aoual photographs be
neath a building o few miles from
Bcrchtose eadcn.
Three hundred large boxes Of
aerial photographs o.. Allied fronts
and inland targets were discovered
in "a tunnel whose heavy doors had
been sealed against mountain
logs. They contained approx
matcly the entire aerial archives
accumulated by Gocring'S s airtorce
in five years of war.
Adding These 10 Allied photos
taken over The continent they viii
enable experts 10 make compare
tive studies OF tremendous future
value
But discovery of many other
Nali secrets. including Hitler S
real income. failed by a narrow
margin when 16 party members
took "a dozen truckload> OF docu-
mcnts from Munich ana burned
them i'm Tho backward OF the
BCrchlcSgadcn Hot Hotel Just be-
fore the Americans arrived.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Bruno Frank,
Novelist, Dies
Obituaries

BEVERLY HILLS. Cal. June II
ONsl-Rruno Frank IS. cc.c-
hrsted European HeFeif-t ard
playwright. died last night az a
heart ailment vh..o asleep .n bus
Beverly HIS home
4 native of Stuttgart Germany
he left that country l1 1853 when
the Na7iS came 90 power and IN
1897 came 20 the United States
re had hCrn acting as H7e-ar
picture writer.
Surviving sro his widow, Mrs
Itesi Frank a brother Lotmar
Frank of Los Angeles. and "a sister.
Or. Ruth Naeisch Of New Nork.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22


CoOrFR PORFRT X PFC Son ~ Hlfh
cooper ann A.hCf.
crow NEIL r. PFC.-Soa ~ M-s iaa-
CrTrYo FRANK PFc-scn Of Mrr
Eoi,h q. Clrl}o. Jackson
EDWARDS EDWARD @ pVT son ~
Ms Flu.tarr EcNaIds MWtcgar
LHLEk ElA--AEIL -L-- Ll-L.=-aLl- %. 49,
-tiHfrh D.. trirks9u MuSErr0U ii''sr's
FLOYD FhRI PVT Husband ~ Nls
U,en r.,sd Pontiac
fNEpFEiCk ORlO A. s SGT IHaHsnf
0' Nrz Betty ~ tr,deuls ST. l.Ans
5 COURTHOUSE DONALD D. pFC -sea O.
Ms Marie p. Goofhouse. Kalamazoo.
HUBBARD. tAyEFN D.. PfC-son o. Em
iUDsON REHJhMIN SGT -Soa o.
nen'amn Hudson. Grand Haven.
LAsCo }oHN ?. JR, PVT Son q Mrs
Ress tascd I1lnt.
riFsHF PAUL r PIC son Q, MI.
Anna fleshe. rainesds.e
SMITH LYLE G. SGT Friend ot Nh.
stella Thompson. Aiefan,
WAIshNFN GEORGE u PFC-son o.
Me- Mary Wairauru. DaEFCrt
WARNFR FLOYD y PFC Husband a.
Mrs Mildred l. Warner osteso.
WHITE CHESTER " SGT Son O.
WTrDFOSG KENNETH p PFC Hu hArd
~ Mrs Isabelle Wud'opr lspefr
WILLIAMS RONALD. F.. PFC son of Mrs
Freda Lewis. Lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
DIE Awarded
Detroit Airmdn

Detroiter 1t Christopher Karl
Maino. q, was awarded the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross by Vice
Admiral =. y l.. Bolinger Allan
Gc Fleet air force commander to-
DAY at commissioning ceremonies
OF the USS Lake Champlaln m
Norfolk. Va.
1t. Maino, who VIII serve
aboard the new ship. received the
award and an accompanying Cita-
tlon for hcrolSm IN leading =
fighter plane division In numerous
strafing attacks on battleShipS and
cruisers of . japanese task group
e. LeYte
A graduate of the University OF
Detroit. Maino Is the son ,of Mr.
and Mrs. Christopher k. MaIno,
50 f. Palmer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
James Russell

\ fer ffr5ft,=tt-=-l5 ---ferrrS tuuCr-
row i6r James Russell 13, of
lT715 NandorSon passenger ac-
COUNT Fud.lor ,of the New York
Centra Rsioad for 80 years.
who dicd Tuesday, his body Will
be returned 20 hS native PeckS-
Services are 10 be held an $50
& III an The A J NclnnsS
Funeral Chapel 1891 Woodward,
and Z, "a. m. IN 81 Benedict $
Church. Highland Park,
Mr.. Russell. who came 10 Dc
tro,t seven years ago. was a NOM
Der of the NYC Veterans A~sotia-
ton. His wife Mary, survives.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
2 Confess
Inn FEiNa

FLINT, June 21-Seven burg
laries and robbery ef 4 coast
guardmen in the Flint area were
cleared today when two Pontiac
men confessed 10 Detective 1t
Paul Gauthier. Detective sgt.
George RinCler and Detective
Russell Sigsby.
Arrested by Patrolman Carl
DClling for the offcnSeS were
Luther Brown 20, and Eugene
Storum, p, who is on parole
from Ionia Rcformatory after
serving a term for car theft
The prisoners admitted offer
ING a ride 10 Lester How'd Of
1910 knickcrhockcr Of the coast
guard and thcn assaulted and
robbed HIM OF 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
DECORATED
SGT. CLARENCE b. GERITY

SGT. CLARENCE Il. GERITY,
%. awarded Silver Star for gal
laH1ry in Germany, April s
Northwestern graduate; Packard
Motor employc; m service Octo-
bcr. 1912 overseas November
1914. awarded Purple Heart Feb
ruary. 1915. son of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Gouly 1903 Blaine.
SGT. BACkIS =. NFHRA, 81.
infantry. awarded Bronze star Ton
bravery under fire in Germany.
ST Anthony graduate. attended
University Of Detroit Packard
Motor crnptoyr- m SCrv-CC March,
1913. overseas September, l944.
son Of Mrs. Rose Nehra, 2l63 T..
Larned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Prince Hall Group
Plans Racial Forum

The board Of religious education
of the Prince Hall Masonic Temple
ASSocIatfof - 7. Ferry will hold
forum on Race Relations al $50
y. m. SUNDAY according 10 its
chairman. John T.. Jones Among
the speakers were Roberta Nc
Quirp. Prot Donald { Marsh Of
Waync University Mrs Ruth
Penn. Francis KoFnegy, and Mrs.
Loretta Rafferty,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

As an example, the Flint Rpcr
where normally one might observe
a thodSand fishermen IN day -
drive. has attracted worry fcw
anglers during the past week with
poor results. conservation officers
IN that area report
Huron. Sanilac an 4 TUscola
counties had very poor fShngaasl
week although some catches OF
perch were reported and hullhcad
fishing has been fair IN WIldfowl
Bay. Wallace Cut and Mud Creek.
Some perch also are being taken
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

iu Saginaw Bay nom Standpoint
kolCaScvIlle
y Lapccr GcncSec Nand Oakland
cAuntlcS have encountered heavy
precipitation durinGA the MAST week
making streams nigh and discol-
orcd .I
st Clair County reports fishing
fair in the ST. Clair River \for
w7ucyCS a few muSkieS are
being caught with the majority
being taken by trolling near Al
gonac in Lake 81. Clair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Singing Contest
Closes Saturday

Saturday viii be the last day
on which applications for the
singing contest Tor vocal places
on The Belle Isle summer concert
program viii be taken, II was an
nounccd today by the parks and
recreation commission winners IN
the contest Will be given an op-
portunltN TO appear with concert
bands Of the Detroit Federation
of Musicians during the summer
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
SEAMAN nc BURTON BEN
PFC. FRANKLIN $. TULLAR

JR., is, field
artillery VI a y
10, Germany;
h o tali2ed,
AaChen: South
eastern gradu-
ate: Smith En-
V elope Q m
plONc IN SerN-
ice November
1914 overseas
Mar h. 1915
son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r s. Tui-
lar HOS Van
Dyke.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
7 Ionid Fugitives
Hunted in State

IONA. juno 2l- state police
sheriffs deputies and officials oi
,he Michigan State Reformaiory
are searching today fef Two
trasties VINO, escapcd\ late yes'cr-
dav while on Tho way y a r&oEl
rnafoTy farm y
The mcn arc Wesley StraiRt 2
- ~ iiantc'Ona,- serving three
~ 10 yearsN {or participation Yin
shotgun fobb&rlE IN fG4Q ard
Douflas NELSON Of Pontiac ser'-
Ing three 70 FIVE years for theft
Of an auto.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
William n. Aaron

Chairman John T. Aaron Of The
state LIQUOR control commission
and Mrs Aaron were in Nashville,
Tenn. today, after the sudden
death Of NIr. Aaron'S father, VIII
lam H.. 73. Yesterday
Funeral services VIII be held AT
4 y. m. tomorrow in the Cosmo-
poltan Funeral Home with burial
IN Nashville.
Surviving in addition 10 Chair
man Aaron are three other sons.
William II Jr and Charlie, {. OF
Deriolt and James Y. OF Nashville
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Laura X. Stoddart

Mrs. Laura h Stoddart, Sc who
died Tuesday in her home at 21173
Tuck road. Pennington, will he
buried tomorrow a. Grandlawn
Cemetery, after services al 2 p. m.
In the Alfred T.. Crosby Mortuary,
1900 Hamilton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Adolf Pomerantz

tisifiT=f ffa'1FT7e'ff-7'
Monterey, Will be buried IN Mach
peish Cemetery tomorrow follow
ing services at II a. m. in the
chapel Of the Ira Kaufman
Funeral Home, 9119 Dexter lie
oied Unexpectedly yesterday
a Detroiter cor the last 80
years. he leaves his wife, Annette.
Two brothers, Tulley j.. and Isaac
.nf Saginaw, and sister MIS-.
AAtfrie .SScfrys7r-ttz of los Angeles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

NdNd dlIenucu
Lawrence In
StItute Of Tech
nologS IN SerN-
ice Jan u a + ",
1914 overseas
August. 1914;
awarded I h G
B r q NJ q Star
last November,
leaves parents,
Nlr and Mrs
Leon Xiontel<,
one brot h CT,
two SiSter IS,
5l55 Lunley.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
British Hold Krupp

ESSEN, Germany. June u (UP)
Alfred krupp, German munl-
tion> king, was held by British
military authorities IN "A secret
hldeaway TO-DAY for possible trial
As 4 Mar CIImInaa
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Soldier, Vet S Wife
Die in Auto Crash
Special to THr DETROIT TINrs

KALAMAZOO, juno u - A
soldier awaiting release from the
army, and the wife of an overseas
serviceman were killed today when
their automobiles crashed ON M-l1.
a mile cast Of Kalamazoo.
Hospiialized were FIVE soldier
companions of Pfc Shelby r.
Langdon. -, OF Manteno Ill, who
%sS fatally injured. Mrs. Alice
Beers. 80, Of ComSioek was driy-
ing alone when she collIdcd with
the soldiers car.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Michigan
Here Roll

Tojays biographical sketches
of Detroit scrlcemen killed
wounded and decorated according
10 oGfcs, army and navy releases
and next Of KIN:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

LonlanSOn Cnl-
piuye+ lea Yes
wife, IrlS. 5222
Pa clflci par
entS, Mr.. and
Mrs Edw = = q
Olsen Sr, SUIT
tons Bay, FIVE
SIS e rs, two
brothers, me-
mortal services.
S p. IN. tonor-
row. w h+te-
field Methodist
Church, Tire
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
NOI NDED

IS CARL o. KREUGER. 30,
mechanic. May l6. Okinawa still
hoSpitauzed Eastern graduate;
Mcdonald Creamery cmploye, IN
service July, 1871. overseas Oc-
iobcl. l91l son OF Nh and Mrs.
Max krouCer, 5909 Sheridan
MARINE PFC. ROBERT J..
MUSGRANE. 10. Feb. ~. Two
lima; hospitaliled, Hawaiian Is
lands attended Visitation High,
Kerr Dental employe in service
Apul, l4I4. overseas July 1914
only son of Robert r. MuSgrave,
2697 Lawrence
: SGT. RAYMOND \. Gl-
ENTkF. -. infantry, May j..
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
PFC. EDWARD j. MAJEW SKI,

PFC EDW ARD j. MAJEWSKI.
~ infantry May 10 Luzon, StIll
h0SpifdtIzrd prcNlouSlA- -Mounded
M1rCn Z and awarded Purple
Heart attended CaSS Tech Bohn
Aluminium cmployc. IN service
April. 1915. overseas October
1913 son of Mr and Mrs. Thco-
doro NaJcwsk S275 Badger.
NMNN CHESTER
LEON ARD SOBOCINSkI. 10.
April lb south Pacific. attended
Northca>tcrn &. r. Smith en-
pIoyc IN service APPS. 1871, over
seas October, 1914. son Of Mr. and
MIS-. Marcel Smohnskl, 1884 En-
win.
SEAMAN JOHN JOE
ROBERTSON. 10 April IL. south
Pacific back in action, attended
Cooley no service June. l943
oversee. january 1874 son OF Mr.
and MIS-. Kenneth +. Robertson,
1875 Stan~burV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

Outstate casualties announced
by the war department today ln-
clude five dead. 19 wounded and
one missing. m
Naval casualties for the Out.
state area number FIVE wounded
and one missing.
In all eases next Of kin have
been notified and have been kept
informed of any change in status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Rain Hurts Fishing.
Few Anglers Go dbut
Bv Don GILIIES

been battling anglers in southeastern
Michigan.
the has been cold that fishing
miserable result lakes streams still hgh and
L---L.-. III u LIZ .----- -.-., .a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
bENE<HONS
" pHs Of .trmY

Four diViSionS--the Sixth.
25th. SSd and 31th--in climactic
drive to rid LuIon of JapS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

hospital iZe d
South WcSte n
graduate; adj
lilac Engineer
ing cnploye; IN
service Fehru-
AIRY. 1913 ov-
.crScaS Septen-
ber, 1914 son
OF Mrs VIC
toria Gientkc.
1912 Mendoza
brother s ] c
Leonard I'M the
coast guard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

ate; Chrysler employee in service
January 1912 overseas June,
l943; son Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Louis
FanShier, lS6 Tennyson. Highland
Park.
SEAMAN &c BURTON BEN
JAMIN STAFFORD. 19. March
26 Ryukyu Islands, attended
Northern: IN service June, 1913.
overseas January, 1914; son Of Mr.
and Mrs. James p. Stafford Sr.
1880 Linwood brother, James
Peter, lost in south Pacific last
October.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
DEAD

CPL. RICHARD J. BOGDAN,
% rLDnlIlc-ln Nm Cround Grow Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
NAVY MISSING

ROBINSON EARL EVANS FIRE CONTROL -
Man 3 &. uSS- Parents M and MIS-. Louis
MaufoFd Pobtnson Mount Clemens
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
OTHER DEATHS
7. ANDRFJ FOUILHoUX.

J. ANDREI FOIiLHOIN, 50,
architect who designed the Try
Jon and PerlSphere for the New
York Worlds Fair killed ,in a
tan from n building he was in
specting in Brooklyn yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

memorial services $50 a m. sat
md9y June 23, TRANSPORTATION
ChLIch,
~GT. JOHN r. DECKER. 70,
B-@1 top turrct gunner Feb. 3,
over Brcnner Pass; previously re-
ported missing on that date at
tended Western and Southwest
crn IN >erAlcc April. 1913. over
seas August, 1914. leaves parents,
Nh. and Mrs J. r. Dcckcr.- sis
ter, Mary Ann. 10 IIuhbard.
MARINE PVT. HARRY ".
MEINERT 10. May 81, OknaWa;
Seiiudgc Field cmploye IN civilian
hic oi2y child of Nh and Mrs
William AIp1pcrt, 1852 Ballard
road Mount Clemens.
PFC. EDWARD {. OLSON, so
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
man and BcEole..

man and BcEole..
= SGT.tICT0R LA COURSE.
~ B-24 tail gunner, May 2S,
1874. over English Channel; pre-
vrouSly reported missing on same
date attended CaSS Tech; in
service March. .l943, overseas
May. 1914, leaves mother, Mrs
Martha Howard, sister. Jean
Marie, l302l Gratiot
PETTY OFFICER sc EU-
GENE POPEk. 10, May II Oki-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARIA

Mrs FilzsbttA n, Joboulcsy. N-skll -n
HglErfs.
LFWhApoWekI srANLEN 10 LT.----l
90 Ms E,s Lcvsrd0vsN MempGs.
NIENHrls LION C. Pvt Husband o.
Mrs. leons NlFnnun Holland
ZINWER FRWlN & $ SGT -sor - SITS.
Eya j. LlmmC, Coon'fst.lc.
FACiTiC ARIA
HUTCHINSON DANIEL W PFC -Hlsnsrd
C! Mts. Venc,'a F hutchinson, Port Illal.
ARMY NOI NDED
ROpIAN ARIA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

Iliaio. two brothers in service ;
omori8l Services $50 "A m. Sat
day June 23, TRANSPORTATION
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

ENTkE, . lnianirN, May i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
EYELET FROSTED FLORAL
sheer cotton coat dress

The coolest crispest dress you'll own this summer!
delightful sheer cotton in pale peach or blue
frosted with white eyelet frill4 Front pteats,
favorite easy-to-ron coat style. 40 to 44. @9J
Other Womens and Ralf-size Dresses ....495 10 s9S
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
ARMY MISSING
NAVY WOUNDED
EUROPEAN ARIA

s.OSFE WRLTEP "a, PVT -Husrar
Mrs RUBY iosae -Flin'
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

Stroll through pretty summer in these pert
young play shoes Wear them in town with your
casual cottons. Wear them on your vacation with
shorts, sacks, play togs wear them now at
home. Fashion styles, sizes from a TO IN group
WOMEN, sHoEs-sEeoNp Observation-Disclosures
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

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Evening star., 1945-04-24

WRc, 9:00-Poe's The cask Of AmoniiI.
l,do" presented.
MMAl, 9:i5-Hedda Hopper interviews
prominent personalities li The San Francisco
Conference.
VOL. 9:30-From San Frsntixo. tonighfs
speakers discuss vital Issues confronting
US today.
Evening star., 1945-04-24

W1oP. to:0o-Asrmsn cerwin's Word
From the People" with bstts Davis, Paul
Robson. Carl Nndburs. Thomas Mann. othsr
WM. 10:30-xsWM cugst and Phil SiI.
vefs visit.
VOL. Il :3o-Morioa Downsy sings.
WRc. fi:3o-Ernis PYls's "Bns Mo-"
dramaiized
Evening star., 1945-04-24
on IHE Air TONIGHT

on THE AIR TONIGHT
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Wop. S:3o-ShrIsY Booth in Bur
lesaue."
WRc, 8:30-AI psars drops in.
VOL. S:3O-Roy is host 10 Film co-Star
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The Nome nugget., 1945-10-01
Forecast And Weather Report
 Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the United States Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska.
Monday, October 1, 1945

AAo'AeJb OSSONSA - oNS
 Forecast Nome: Cloudy tonight with occasional light rain, becom- ing partly cloudy Tuesday. Low est temperature tonight 38, high est temperature Tuesday 48.
 Nome data as of 8:30 am. to- day: Precipitation last 24 hours, trace. Total precipitation this month none.
 Temperatures last 24 hours: highest AT, lowest 40.
 Maximum wind last "A hours 12 miles per hour from the NINE. Sunrise at SIP am. Sunset al 5:33 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 45, lowest 40.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest Is in 1913, highest 58 in 1922.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-01
Miss Heller Appointed Nutrition COnsultant For Territorial Health Dept.

JUNEAU, Oct. I'm accordance with it's expanding health pro- gram, and in keeping with the Federal plan that America needs intensive education along the lines of improved nutritional hab- it's, the Territorial Department of Health has added the Division of Nutrition to it's staff, and Miss Christine Heller has been appoint ed Nutrition Consultant. Miss Hel- Ter assumed her position Septem- Der 12, in the Departments Jun eau central office.
 Miss Heller has had a wide ex- perience in the field of public health nutrition. She organized the nutrition program for the New Mexico State Department of Pub lie Health and prior to joining the staff of the Territorial Depart ment of Health was nutrition con- sultant with the California State Department of Health. She is a graduate of Cornell, B. S., '33, and received her MS. in Foods and Nutrition in 1887 from the same university.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-01
AXEL EDMONS DEPART FOR SEATTLE

MT. and Mrs. Axel Edmon de- parted for their home in Seattle, where they will remain until March, at which time they will re- turn to start the spring operations for opening their mining property. Mrs. Edmon's parents, MT. and Mrs. Nels Swanberg, Sr., will re- main in town for the winter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21

pending a report by a subcommit-
tee of the mayors committee on
youth. il was decided today.