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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

Hockey may have a long wait
for another immortal HOWE
Morenz but until that day Chi
cago fans-and a few Detroiters,
too-will settle for two players
instead, a pair of brothers named
Maxwell and Douglas Bentley.
Made TO order for the present
game in which speed-more speed
and little body contact is in
demand-the Bentley boys fill the
bill completely.
They will skate against the
Detroit Red Wings here Sunday
night as the Chicago Blackhawks
continue their fight TO stay even
with the Montreal Canadiens in
the drive for the National Hockey
League championship
These two brothers from
Delsle, Sask., are providing the
big punch for the power-jammed
Hawk offense that is heading for
a new league scoring record. Up
TO Saturday Max was first with
36 points and Doug was third
with 80 in the league scoring
race. which is headed by four
BlackhaWkS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Hayes on Spot
With Experts
Detroit Times Photo

Scouts for rival boxing stables
will keep a close eye on golden
haired Charley Hayes when the
Ferndale lad meets rugged and
willing Eddie Taylor in a 10-round
bout at Arena Gardens Monday
night.
They will be looking for evi-
dence TO justify suspicion that
the former national amateur box
ing champion lost some of his old
boxing skill during the 30 months
he spent in the Navy. If they
find it. Hayes will be confronted
with a deluge of challenges, no
doubt. Managers like TO match
their men with a fighter OF
repute Just as he is about 10 hit
the down grade.
It is possible, however that
the only thing Hayes has lost
is his ring sharpness. This can be
regained in a fight or two. How
ever. the boys will be out Monday
night to find out for themselves
if Charley has lost more.
The bout will be the sixteenth
professional fight for Hayes anc
the eighteenth for Taylor. Hayes
won Ia of his previous fights
losing only TO Jake LaMotta
Taylor won 10 fights and loSi
seven.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Hawks' Bentleys to Roar
On Olympia Ice Sunday

The Bentleys will be without
their star right wing, Bill MOI
sienko. Sunday. Mosienko wa1
put out of action for three weeks
by Bill Noes body check IN tna
Ranger game a week ago.
Facing them this Sunday
be big Earl Seibert, their torme1
teammate. After sitting out three
games Seibert came back 10 ING
Wing defense in the 3-3 tie WITT
Rangers Thursday. He proved
he can still be one of the best.
The game is the first OF three
this week for Detroit The wings
play Boston here Thursday ano
60 10 Toronto SATURDAY. before
returning 10 play MontreaII
Jan. 13.
The Wings will be able 10 use
Harry Wilson, Sunday The knee
injury he received in the Ranger
game has responded 10 treatment
10 permit him 10 play as the
fifteenth man. However. the
Wings temporarily lost the serV'
ices of the veteran Mud Brune'
teau. who aggravated an old knee
injury in practice Saturday
morning
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
CYO Basketball
Schedule
SUNDAYS GAMES

At ANNUNCtATlON-St Edwsrd ~ ksuv.
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tms'0ff, q s. Rose b. 81. Matthew
minor g. AnnunclAtiln vs. 81 Rose
major. 4 Guardian Angel " Our LADY q
AZ 81 BEsEblcT-Biesssd sacrament Va
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vs. Holy Reteeuicr Junior 81 Bene.
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sacrament st Christ the KinF minor
CeEa w. St Pau Maltese minor. 5. s.
81 benedict NO 2 Va Holy Rosary maiori
81. Benedict Nc. w. ssntt Maria
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Open Title Match

HERE AND THERE-The Ma
tional Postal Employees tourna-
ment will be resumed in Indian
apolis in March, according TO Lyle
Gibbs Detroit will send at
least 50 teams f q B will
start defense of It's national match
game title against the Meister
Braus at Bowling Lanes in Chi
cago next weekend Match
will be completed at the Palace
here Jan. 1920
SuTrin's 1876 is fifth, Stroh's
33l1 ninth and Tony Novak's 1Sl
fifth in the national scoring stand
incs F. g. B. Stroh, Pariscelan
ss;;tfffffr Stiff frfr1 ana 6ffene~ feff4tiy teams
are in Chicago for Ray Schalk'S
sweeper this weekend Eddie
Krems' Thompson tops Chicago
city tournament with 3l7l.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Gee a Caqer

BUFFALO, Jan. 5 (UP)-Long
Johnny Gee, 6-foot 9-inch major
league baseball pitcher, has been
signed to play with the new
Knights of Columbus pro basket
ball team. il was announced to-
day. Gee was a star basketball
player at Michigan and is on the
voluntary retired list of the New
York Giants.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

Doubles and singles Jared bet
ter. In the former there are 2.016
combinations compared 10 2.l2i
last year, or as less. The singles
is shy 90 with Alas compared 10
420S.
Detroit spillers won all four
events last season and likely Will
again. Joe Norris Stroh's 3,063
the 1926 Of John Crimmins and
Elwood Blake. 736 Of Fred Buiack,
and 2.130 Of Crimmins' took the
top prizes. The doubles and all
events are new all-time high
marks. due principally to Grim
Minis 300 in an S03.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Petey Goes Over

with an entry Of 2,O7O bowlers
Louis Z. Peterson exceeded his
goal for the saith running Of his
individual sweepstakes In Chicago
Jan. 10 through Feb. 10 by %.
He turned hundreds away because
Of lack Of time 10 conduct such a
large event.
This years field has contributed
S51.S50 in prize money from which
over 500 cash awards in squad,
regular. special and distance will
be distributed, including the S5. 100
pot of gold and diamond medal 10
the winner Therman Gibson OF
/ & 3 copned last year.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

own choices name follow with
dead heat" after it--and been
to this day rich and respected.
It's good idea, isn't it"
Incidentally, L. :. race wires
and tickers always carry dead
heat" or "photo finish" first.
The operators fash the finish,
then wait for the judges t. un-
scramble the pictures.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

His new BUDDY boMAh
duties will not interfere with
his participation in champion
ship tournaments. In fact'
Buddy will be here with Leo
Faetz' White Shirt COlOgnes for
the Detroit Times Sweepstakes
March is when Lou Sielaffs
T. & n, Crimmins' Parisclean,
Eddie Linsz Rec. of Cleveland
and Lou Burr's Harry Sufirin
are SCheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

preached its all-time record Of
J DAB fives at Saginaw IN l942.
Detroit heads the list but is down
10 2S0 instead Of the usual $50.
Flint is second with l05.
Grand Rapids supplied 65, Mon
roe Sc. Battle Creek 50, Saginaw
4S. MuslIegon 40, Lansing 80, Port
Huron sHd Bay City each % Fer
the first time MAnistee, Buchanan,
RoscOmmon. Houghton Lake, Bel
laire, Beulah and Oscoda are
among the S3 cities represented.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Sparing
No Pins
Strikes Hold State
Meet Entry Down
By HAROLD KAHL

How strikes have affected the
entry in tournament play IS re-
fected in the mems state. open
ING al Tom HalliCan's Recreation
m Flint next Saturday The event
drew 1,Ol6 teams, or 10 less than
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule
SIrNnAX
SUNDAY

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$50 Lss smes Yocum p'1n, nc.. F;s Frse pIs
Frank Lips. Class D-CAvalry, American lie
zion: Frank Fshey. Reds h.Ii system, W
sioser. Joe stencil; odd Fsiio.s--lsisnd
View Ne. 2: vsrn Jsnn.s,e Class e
q sons-Tooimaktrs vic zywicsi: shspsTs.
Jack Horst Jig Borers, I'd Iskra; John =
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tact L. steel Dick BYRD, Duces, Superior
Tool. Ken Casley; Grsindtrs. Dswsen Car
bioe, Hajduk.
NEW CENTER LEAGUE SQUAD
p M.-Claa C-Hakim Bros. Syrian.
Arcsseia BODY. ROSS Hamilton. NSrmsn6is
JsFosz class D-Prinsls Furn.. bon Taylor
Fsrm Crest PIES. Jack schmidt; Milletts
kgq1n cS GT. 6.T d.y M1Sahy ga, ,y6S JGhn
service. Gar wood $50, Ed KrtI.r. The
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Glass E--Uptown Club, Gady Carroll; AIS
Service St veronica. Dan kbbinI; Cpl. Chsss
Coury No 2, WV. 2. Ccury Giants. Hunt
ingtoH Woods. I'd Wsterhouse.
$50 p. M.-cl.Ss B--Dieks Bar. Rs.
mona, Leon zswacki; Hanna Furnace Local
1893. John Jsworski. Class C-WOlf Hard
ware, L. Businessmen, Dom DeYoannes
iscki Glass D@BudS Bsrr Gears, Car wood
Raoul la Rose; Velvet sAlted Peanuts. st.
Veronica Lou Thompson. Dept. "a U s.
Rubber Joe Scott square Deal Auto sales.
jolly Fifty Armand Msison: Bookkeepers,
city Treasurer. George MSchlik. L, a 3.
Bar. y p Bar. Ed Kozaren; Psrkers, state
Fair Norb Parker, Cons windsor Crescent.
Con Rose Class E-Ex-Cell-O-borinF Mills.
Clare WsFronsr. Tool Lsthet. Delbert Hott.
Blossom Bar Firestone George Hodge Gears.
Local a. George smith Harley Ensign 81.
Veronica BY DubIy; No. 5, Swiss Club.
JseE- Holden.
1o-Ciass B-Dohrik Opticians, Fort
Blyf House irwin Bannatch. 3-Star Bar
30 N 2 Merch., Len Luhanski De Luxe
Fofato Chips Chene-Trombly House. Frank
Wierztich Class C-S Jacks Local III
Chef osowski. stsdnikis, S. Independent,
J Stadnikis Schemets Reffig., M Elliott
sr Biil schemers. Class D-ssnators. 81.
Johns Lutheran -MArYin- Wolff -LuhEicAioEG-
NeCard TED KrFyFkowski Service III Cell
q. virgil hesserlc Park Lane florist Outer
Harper Businessmen, Herb Cesler. Disc
wheel Kelsey HAYES walter Isnick, p o
Letter Delivery. Federal Bob Altwies. Cecil
Chocolates, 50 Anthony. Bill Oldenhurg.
Ford No Bldg -KinTpinS. ora Cline
Class L-Shamrocks Martin Yates. Toppers
James Armstrunf Tool Room. Dodge Main
Don Hickman No, ,. Naveo. Doug Nc
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

Buddy Bomar,
W no stepped
down from the
national match
gam G singles
throne in favor
Of Joe Wilnan.
w ord from
Chicago h a s
him appointed
chief of Bruins
wick's bowlers
and proprietors'
department.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Won't Race tuesday

ARCADIA. Cal, Jan. s (AP)-
In order that the present Santa
Anita racing meet might be
stretched out to open on Satur-
day and close on a Saturday, next
Tuesday will be blank on the
prOPran
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

the Philippine
Islands, h a $
b e c n engaged
as coach here,
Athletic Direc-
tor Brazil an
nounced Satur-
day.
II will be the
frs ira c \
{ e a m sin c e
1941, when the
Titans dropped
the sport dur
ing the war.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Tigers List At
Spring Games
Batteryren Report
j9 South Feb. 20
By LEO MACDoNELL

4 schedule of AZ exhibition
games. the most elaborate pre-
season listing in many years, VIII
be played by the Tigers this
spring. IL was announced Saturday
by George NJ. Trautman, new gen.
eral manager Of the Detroit club.
Thirty-one contests will be
played in the Florida Grapefruit
League" and the remaining 16 on
The clubs trek northward after
breaking camp in L k e ! a d,
April /.
Batterymen are ordered 10 re-
port at Lakeland Feb. 20 with the
remainder of the squad-approXi-
mately 20 in all-putting in their
Official appearance Feb. 27.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

the ll26 I h a Z
competed al the
Palace here last
year
: @ CrCt AIRY
Walter PaCeau
points out II IL
were not for
the fact men
a r e o u { O I
work, particu-
larly in lin [
and Detroit. the
tourney W o uld
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
srRINGwELLs RECREATION SQUAD

p M.--ClAys B-BsetI Shoes Elmer
gsnkowsky. spgngNels Rec, c. Znemef
EdEArs SufsJe House Walter Leshinssi.
Flsmere cafe Harry Werth. o. NJ. Camp
hen Furniture Larry LanTe. SprnTweil'
Ktc Tom Koths. stsyes Bar. sam Gsordi.
Hamilton Service. Pete Michel. Class G.
All Good Products. Bur- Price: Hoffman
Cleanert, Joe hlSko Bll's Bar, BSrney
stoves Bar. Bob NsSSsr, Johns Bar. Berni,
iayeu'grc Rio DruG. Ray Storm. Hawks
Al Hoener Class E-Bridrs Cafe. Det. BTssi
- Are You In Times sweeps7 -
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Titans Name New
Track Coach

University Of Detroit will have
track team again this year and
DR.. Bernard F. Landuyt, former
coach at Illinois College and in
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Times Sweeps
Gets Under Way
By HAROLD KAHL

LaVerne Cushing's five of Ann
Arbor in Class {, Cliff Goes
A. r. c. team in Class d, and
Barney Hoflski's Udylite No 10
in Class + became the early lead
ers after the opening squad was
completed in The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes al Chene-Trombley
Recreation Saturday.
The Cushings vaulted 10 the top
with 1884. Elmer Mitchell, Intra-
mural athletic director at Uni
versity of Michigan, leading with
$50.
DR.. Arthur Kerry. superintend-
ent of University Hospital. shot
539 DR.. Elwood Gushing SOC, La
Verne Gushing 499 and Harry
Foster, 431.
ROLLS 2524
The ARC. team rolled 1924
with Anthony kozy high man on
564. Leon Pianowski's $40 as
leadoff was tops as the Udylites
hit 2343 in +.
Mayor Edward j. JeifrieS Of
ficially opened the 18th annual
event by rolling the first ball.
He knocked down seven pins.
Others who took part were
James Walsh, Chrysler athletic
director; Howard Mccullough. Of
Brunswick; Chet Laabs. former
Tiger and now st. Louis Brown
outfielder: Bill KuiSel, Modern
Bowler editor and John Paulus,
Chene Trombley. Judge John d.
Watts was master OF ceremonies.
Glass B will hold the spotlight
when 90 teams complete Sunday.
A total of If are scheduled
Eight of these are from Bernie
Mitchelrs SpringwellS Recreation
which will dominate the final
squad at 8 p. m. 1t is no secret
these eight are primed to post
some scores that will hold up for
weeks to come.
MAY BE OVERSHADOWED
They are Elmer JaHkersllIsss y IS 5
Baetz. Carl Znamer's and Tom
Koth's Springwells Recrcations,
Walter Leshinskis Edgar. Harry
Werth's Elsmere. Larry Lange's
10. NJ Campbell, Sam Gsordis
Steve'S Five and Pete Michers
Hamilton.
Their efforts may be over
tShadowed by Clayton Burket S
/ Gemmer, Leon Zawacki's Dick S
Five. John JaworskiS Hanna
Irwin Bannaschs Dobrik. Leonard
LubanSki'S 3-Star or Frank
WierzbickfS Deluxe. The latter
is from the Chene-Trombly House
loop.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Walter
Saga of Punch Which Ended
A Big-Time Puck Career
OFF THE HOOK

SAGA OF ONE-PUNeH EBBIE: Any recital OF the tstc eH
po of Goodeow, probably the greatest hockey player IN
Detroit Red Wings should include ms encounter
with Baptiste Pusie in Madison Square Garden
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
Bomar New Chief

Seldom does a dethroned cham
MON come I'D with a good lob like
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

out of the comic strips, who
played i'm turn with almost every
club in organized hockey as long
as the management and fans
could stand his mad antics.
At this time Pusie was playing
with the New York Rangers g.
The Detroit team was coming to
town.
"Pusie feex thees Goodfellow-
for-Nothin's pIanty" boastful
Jean told the Gotham reporters.
TROUBLE NEAR GOAL
Pusie's chance came soon after
the start of the game There
was trouble near the Detroit net
Pusie turned and saw that
Goodfellow was involved .
Dramatically he threw his stick
down in the faceoff circle at CEN
ter ice, then stripped off his
gloves and placed them upon it.
Then bowling 10 the crowd like
"a plumed knight to his lady love.
Jean Baptiste Pusie turned toward
the Detroit net and struck a pose
reminiscent of Jim Figg or John
L. Sullivan :. His fists described
circles in the air as he shadow
boxed all the way TO the Detroit
net where Goodfellow stood wait
ing.
There was a sudden hush as
Pusie came within range. Then
Goodfellow's right arm lashed out
his bare fist smacked like a
pistol shot on the arched nose OF
Pusie.
The French Canadian crashed
to the ice. his nose broken and
bleeding. He lay inert before the
New York thousands. Attendants
carried Pusie from the ice--and
as far as Gotham fans were con-
cerned-out of the world.
For New York never saw Pusie
again.
BRIDGE JUMPING DEPT:
In case of dead heat between
horses on any of the big Eng
Iish race courses, the tickers
bringing the result into clubs
must carry the words dead
heat" first This IL because
within recent years trusted
lawyer, wagering trust funds on
certain horse, was waiting by
the tape to read the result.
He saw another horses name
come up first, went away and
blew his brains out Had he
he would have seen his
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
PLAY I MAJOR CLUBS

The schedule includes seven
"double-hcaders" dates on which
the squad will be split, one team
OF Tigers playing at Lakeland and
another abroad. Seven major
league clubs are listed for games
in Florida-Washington, Cincln-
natl. Cleveland, Yankees, Red Sox,
Cardinals and Braves.
Six games are scheduled with
the Yankees-three at Lakeland
and three at st. Petersburg. -Four
each are listed with the Senators,
Reds and Indians, at home (Lake-
land) and away. Four minor
league clubs are on the schedule
Kansas City, Newark, Buffalo aHd
Syracuse.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
OPEN WITH BROWNS


and Braves will play at Pensacola,
Mobile, Montgomery. Birmingham,
Rome (GaD, Chattanooga and
Evansville. With their dates with
the Boston club completed, the
Tigers will meet the Reds al
Terre Haute, Richmond (Ind) f,
Dayton and Columbus. A game
with the Colonels of the American
Association at Louisville will wind
up the preseason slate.
The Tigers will open the regu-
lar American League season with
the Browns at Briggs Stadium,
Tuesday, April 16.
report al Lakeland Feb. 37-Remainder OF
players report. March T-Wathingtun at Lake
,sad. s,e. March 2.-wyashington at; Orlando
Cleveland al Clearwater. March i2-Ysnkees
a. 81. Petcrsburs;. March i3---Yankees at
Lnsssnd March l1Ksnsss cry eLss Lss'
March le-washington at Lakeland; March
l7-cleyeiand at Lakeland, washington a.
Newark at Lakeland. March i9-cleyelsnd at
Clearwater Kansas City az Lakeland. March
22o-Butialo at Winter hsyeY March 2l-
March 22-Ysnkees at ST. Petersburg. March
23-Red Sox Al Sarasota. Syracuse al lake
land, March .24-caTdinsls at 81. PeterSourE,
Lakeland March 2e-Red sox at Lakeland
March 27-CinCinnati al Lakeland. March 2S
Cincinnati at Tampa, Buffalo at Winter
Haven March 2g-Cleveland az Lakeland
March 3O-Boston Braves at Lakeland March
3l-Boston Braves st Lakeland April l.
Break camp April 2-Braves at Pensacola:
az MOntgom- ry April 5--Brsvss al Birming-
ham April 6--Brsves al Rome, Ga; April 7
-HT a Aartl 81
April o-Brsves al Evansville: April 10
Cincinnati ~ Terre Haute: April 1I--Cn-
cinnau at Hammond. Ind: April i2-clncin-
nsu ~ Dayton; April 13LCincinnsu a.
columbus April l4-LouiSville At Louisville
April 16-S, Louis Browns A. Briggs sta
dium topen!ng day Of regular AL season 4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-29
No. - C0rhet saio.

/ Mo- Corhet saio.
The bartender ran half GLASS Of
tap water and set i, next to the
Scotch Co~hett pushed back -,
water with the scoyl Of a man who
cant bother with triees His hand
shook yhen he liftea his vbiskev
A few arops SMILED y, the var The
bartender ,,on,ed !. ,pav when
vou're served he said and waited
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-05
VETERANS HOUSING
TO BE STUDIED BY
NEW COMMITTEE

Pine Bluff--In a recent meet
ing of the Board of Trustees OF
the A. M. & N. College a COM
mittee was set up to study at once
the needs of the institution and
make plans to meet the housing
problem for returning soldiers
and their wives who are daily
enrolling in different departments
at the college. Also study will
be made to find the needs of the
Library and Departmental needs.
Recommendations were made for
a large increase in financial aid
for the college next year.
A complete study of the curri-
culum of the college is now being
made and the committee is recon
mending changes that will meet
the requirements of the North
Central Association of Colleges
and Secondary Schools.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-05

are permitted to give lashes with
the strap for infraction Of prison
rules. The prisoner is forced to
be flat on the floor, and is held
by other inmates while the lash
flags his back. After the bill had
been tabled, Superintendent re-
gained Black Annie" and return
ed to the penitentiary.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-05
PSC Prexy Gets
Membership On
Kan. City RIP Com.

DR.. M. Lafayette Harris, presi-
dent of Philander Smith College
was elected member of the Kan
sas City Regional Personnel
Committee at recent meeting
of the Joint Committee on Mis-
sionary Personnel of the Board
of Missions of the Methodist
Church. This committee is re-
sponsible for the enlistment, Gull
tivation, training, and recommen-
dation of candidates for mission
airy service at home and abroad,
and shall consider all matters re-
lating to the effectiveness of
missionaries. This committee is
assisted in its work by 10 re-
gional committees which meet
in New York, Durham, Chicago
Nashville, Dallas, Kansas City,
Denver, Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco, and Portland.
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-05
HERE and THERE
Ted Hollinsworth

Jackson, Miss.-Corporal pun
ishment and barbarous use of a
leather strap called bull hide"
and BLACK ANNIE were upheld
here last week as the only discip-
linary method at State Peniten-
tiary. The Senate sanctioned this
type of punishment when it post
poned indefinitely bill presented
by Senator Howard Mcdonnell,
Biloxi Criminologist, which pro-
posed abolition of the correctional
systems used in lieu of facilities
for solitary confinement. De-
scribing use Of the large leather
strap which he held up for display
as contrary to every principal OF
science, philosophy, humanity,
and Christianity" Senator Nc
Donnell said the practice was an
indictment against the state of
Mississippi. Under prison regu-
lations, sergeants Of various camps
Arkansas State press., 1946-04-05

Booker T. Washington III
grandson of the immortal Book.
err T. Washington will cast the
first spade of soil in the ground
breaking ceremonies which will
be held on the old Burroughs
Plantation in Franklin County
Virginia, this morning to mark
the beginning of the establish
ment of the 100000 memorial
which is planned to commemor-
ate the life of Booker T. Wash
ington and to perpetuate his
ideals and teachings. Young
Mr.. Washington who is an archi-
tetc will also assist in the plan
ming of the memorial.
S. J. Phillips, President of the
Booker T. Washington Memoir
ial, states that the program of
the memorial will characterize
the theme of Booker T. Washing-
tons life, "Helpfulness Towards
Others" The country's respon-
Sc to the appeal for contributions
is highly encouraging.