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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Paris Regdins
Lead Over Stroh
In CD Circuit
30I5 for EdeIweiss,
Chene- TrombIy 3oi2.
Pepsi's 1000 Feature
STANDINGS

Paris Is up again and Stroh is in
a tie with Norge for second place
And there are only eight games
among the first ii teams. Such
is the picture today after the close
of last nights bowling in the
Greater Detroit League at Olympic.
Perry Allagreen's $50 showed
Paris t293S) in the process of de-
feating Mineralites (2817) while
Norge (2855) took two from Stroh
(2793. Norge had a l9f6 and
Joe Plsppert led with 500: Ekhardt
e. Becker t29ls) picked up two
from Krakow e274D as Chef Blu
kowski ringed 647 and Louis Sic.
-laf Sill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
GRAPHIC ARTS BILE
GRAPHICNARrs GREEN

Meysse 2sf Hf691d schslk 2O4, Toe Mar
tin pos %Geb Wpndler 20i Victor Poleni
2l3, wfibert backard 2n32 2e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
80 10 Contest.
For $500 in
Prize Money
First Event Of Kind
Ever Held; Entries
From ls Cities

Champions, past and present.
stand out in the field of so women
bowlers from 18 cities in five
states that take the alleys at the
Whittier today.
The occasion is the first annual
Individual classic, the first event
OF its kind ever held for women.
First place prize is $500 and the
total fund $500. Conditions call
for six games across II alleys and
total pins 10 count.
OF the visitors, the Rovicks of
Chicago. holder of the worlds
team title. are the focus of inter-
est.
THREE TIMES WINNER
Toledo's Emma Jaeger, three
time national all-events winner,
stands out among the Ohio entries,
although Catherine Burling of
Norwood, with an average of 100
for two straight seasons, is favored
TO finish well 10 the front.
Grand Rapids has a skillful rep
resentative in Minnie Sackerman,
who has a 200 average. according
to latest available figures. Fort
Wayne, Ind. has stellar entry
in Anita Rump, former NATIONAL
individual queenpin.
-Others from Grand Rapids in
clude Bertha Rasly Lee and Mar
ion Ladwig. state doubles cham
MHps averaging 1879 and 1S9. re-
ctively: also Connie Powers and
betty Reus. national doubles win
ners in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

I'd Juntunen'S 237 and Earl
Bezenah's 2l0-225 IN Glib stood
out in the American Legion where
Century holds sway in a three.
game lead.
Tony oiePer- grabbed of both
high single and series when he
posted 276-174-210 for 600 in the
riggs-Mack Final.
Ellsworth Feurich's 222 was II
pins short of a new mark in the
Ford Sports.
Lacquer took command in the
.Truscon as Stonetex was BANKED.
Paul Scott with 2f8 and Ted
Geverink with 217-203 in Ola were
tops in the Twenty Grand House.
Tigers and Philiies are still
running one, two in Briggs Pro
duction where Joe Savoy's 22S and
Joe Horne's 20l-2l7 in 613 fea-
tured.
Murray's has safe lead of four
points W the American, while Sill.
yer Seal is one point ahead OF
Consumer and Cort in the Ma.
tional of the Conglo.
Norm Morrison's PAT in CSC
was tops as AL Julien's Pasieurized
came through with 2450 and a ne~
second high in the Wilson circuit
-A--4r ~
Louis Hershey Of Frigidsire ir
the Refrigeration circuit is proud
Of the 265 he rolled in the first
matches at Lucky Strike.
Detroit Music ratified off new
high of $50 10 cop two games
from Kircher Five and gain a tiC
with Venice for second in iht
| Tower House. ----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Standard Risks
Lead Against
Mt Elliott
Metro Leaders Hold
Only 2-Game Sway;
8 Teams Bunehed
z-.<,Hx~,z.
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS MATCHES

SUNDAYS MATCHES
alleys Ia: chene- Trombly Recreation W.
Palmer Park Recreation. IA Roadway vs.
Parksids Recreation. So; DENLY Rscrea-
tion W.. Art Centre Recreation. rs; Or
reauon VS. Standard. 1i-l2. Matches at
Detroit Recreation, ala West Lafayetts.
$50 p. m.
Standard risks its two-game
lead in the Metropolitan Major
Classic at Detroit Recreation to-
morrow night against Jim Tro-
peas Mt. Elhotts who held first
place once and aim to hold IL
again. Mr.. Elliott, tied with Road
way for second bears an average
| of 1855 to Standards 943,f8.,
Roadway brackets with Park
side and needs at least two to
keep within reaching distance OF
Standard. Parksfde averages
902.14 to Roadway's 1920. Art
Watson's Palmer Park veterans
(939.13) link with the youthful
Chene- Tromblys 1919 who are
beginning to find their sea legs
after bad start and may be ripe
to make Palmer their victim.
Ralph Olzark's Orlings tangle
with Frank Damico's Midwests.
The Orlings were in first place
once and entertain the thought OF
returning. Damico's outfit, aver
aging 929.15 to their rivals 928.15,
are beginning to thrive under
rough going and figure to continue
their rise TO Orling discomfort.
Bill Morland's Norge Mary.
groves at 1852. top average in
! the league. are about due to spoil
somebody's fun. They pair with
1.-THE SS7.2 Ritters. DENLY t916.2)
and Art Centre (89818) supply
the sixth bout on the card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Bowling Notes

Joe kress whipped across 256-
202-2i7 for 705 and Jack Gardner
clipped 222-235-243 for 700. first
and second high series. as PabSt
gained tie with KePpitz for first
place in Ritter's House. Pat Brady
tops the individual averages with
.2Q2 6 .---------.------.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
ENTERPRISE, Altoona

Detroit has the city champions
Enterprise and the state cham.
pion Alconas. Genevieve Colandc
Liberda, Marie Goralczyk. Adelaide
Cowan, Marie Shamrock and
Agnes Eckstrom form the Gears
side. Ruth Johnston, Pat Jones
Clara Wilson, Eleanor Koepke and
Gertrude Schuster toll for Altoona
Olympics, Major and Travelling
League champions. offer Stella
Hartwick. Ann Wells, Irene Schus-
Ter, Louise Stockdale. From the
Goebels come Betty Chapman
with a 661 series 10 her credit,
Edwardina Coy. Vicky Kopja,
Hulda Often. with Margaret De-
Loot. Crescence Sterbenz and Eve.
lyn Lang drawn from the Kinney
team.
The Detroit contingent also In
dudes Odlia Shillady. Margaret
Stevenson, Marion German, Ger
trude Loughran. Dorothy Mer-
chant. Jerry Rodgers and Maxine
Deriheld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
GREAT LAKES

GRAPHIC ARTS BUFF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Tony Pieper grabbed of both
high single and series when he
posted 276-174-210 for 600 in the
Briggs Mack Final.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Louise Cardeccia Of Chrysler
Export shot 1S3-17s-l20 for 4Sl,
but Gladys Fromme of Pontiac
couniercd with 175-157-16s for SOC
TO help latter stay in first place in
the State Fair Ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
TIMES SHOE IEacUE

High srrfsy Sorbert hsErs fss-z4F-fso
SIT: Ken Kirby 20s- -2i3-51I: Martin
Wing 205. 203-202 $40
High scores Bob McArthy 7zf-znf5
Harold Evans 22p chas Post 2It Duane
MuIyey 2i7. Leroy jefferson 2Qs. Dan
Hore 2as Ike Robinson 2oS. Jim slower
263 wshf;er Lehman 202, Ben Shore poi,
Russell tirinore 20l. Lincoln Barr 20l.
JACK BickinR 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
DETROIT REC.
CADILLAC ATHLETIC CLUB
METRO CATHOLIC

7o5. MacDun 20s. MAYER 225. Nichlous
202. Casey eos, Welsh 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Members Of the Rovick
team, world champions of
Chicago, will be seeking the
$500 first prize in the first an
nual ladies' individual classic,
at Whittier Recreation today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
STATE FAIR


800 series-Chas. Rupnow 2O5-isT.222-l
s1f. High seores-steve Dobis 233, Sam
Ksplan 22p. Dave Diamond 227. Dave
Newman 220, Joe Kuhas 2i9 Joe Houri-
gan 217, Gil Campbell 2i3, Elmer Baker
2i2, Herman Bennett oil, William Beech
20s, Howard Storm 203. George Dixon 2o2.
Stanley Lane 200. Leonard Smith 201, Tom
Sinclair 20i, Steve Mszdo 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
FORT-BOULEyARD
WEST FORT

High scores-E. ellison 233 $. veres 24s
r. o feary 2f5, r 'FRONT.' 7os. ). FarKal
PA, s Vigh 2i2. T. DeFonzo ais, s
Buruock 23e, L. Triekett 22l, J. szueh 2o3
n. Maffso a0s, 8 zeienak 204 Don Cant
well 236 L. Berglund 2l6-2is-204. J
Powers 7i4. r. Lane 222. y. Keathley 7i2
w WlimbAck 222. G. cantweil oil, NJ
saKie 2Oi s. Morris 203-204. A. Fenocii
2I2, j. Traum 2Os. A Heiden oil. r
Friwt ais. J. Gorean 207. l.. Gross 226
J. Croeeerr 2i1-2f1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Ellsworth Feurich's 222 was II
pins short of a new mark in the
Ford Sports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
sIILLET1'S

High scores-Archie Jankowsky 23s D.
Nash 222. Al Killian 2l4. Otto Gallandt
25s, Archie Fiorenzi 24e, George Bollinger
202. j. Pesta 2n1. Harry RalHton on2- s.
shockiey 203, Bill Hslyburton 206. Kenneth
Coulter 2i7. Walter Pageau 216. Earl Ben
2es. James Benton 22s. STANLEY Baker 2i0,
Leslie Nipper 2i3. Carl Schmidt 222, J..
Szuch 220. Arthur Ramm 224. Herman
steinke 2ls. C. Martin z74. NJ. Lane oil,
n. Bridge 203. Barney Doyne 40, John
Nero 2ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
CONGIO
RIVIERA
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores Walter Rednarski $50. Wal
ter Durbln 237-233. I'd Knoph 234-2it,
Vince Sarah 233, Joe Ruppsl 222, Henry
Haag 200 Irving Kosmowski eli. Louis
Quine 2is Rudy Nation 2is-2i0, Robert
Lockhsrt 2i4. Wayne Ramsay 2i0-203,
Ken Raynsr 2l3 Neil Trornhley 2ia, Eddie
sarah 20s. Ray Peters 2ns, Jack Rohip
son 202 -202 Hank Ohrns 200 Harold
Wilson 2oi. Frank calesky 70I. John Hsr-
lev 203, lark Burke 203, Don Briehia
201. Al Krug 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
KINGS AND QUEENS
TOWER

HOUSE LEAGUE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Lillian MacLeans 100 is a new
target for the Lutheran ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
664 FOR BUJACK

Fred Buiack plated 2l3-247-204
into 664 as Schmidt t2905) plucked
three from DemeryS t276O. De-
troit Recreation gave Nationals
an unexpected setback. 2945 10
1887, and 2-l, Dave Berger. 637
was high for Detroit and Jim
Marshall. $50, capped National.
Joe Adams. $50. and Pete Car
ter. 623. carried Dawes t2SS5) 10
"a pair from Auto Club t2806l
George Sheeks led the Autos on
$40 Bob Johnston told off &C
for Detroit Recreation. ~
In their 1879 game. Chene-
Tromblys scored as follows: Joe
Paulis. 1872: Louis Meyers. 23S.
Henry Gavie. 229; Steve Cruchon.
233; Tesla. 257 Roy Miller was
off key with 163 in the Pepsi
Cola 1071 but DR.. Zina Bennett
nudged pa; Kenneth Ludiker, 256
Haviland, 227; and Eddie La
Budde. pol.
Edelweiss' 1864 came from
Thompson. 224: George Lasher.
1871; Herbert Case, POI: Bud Wer-
ner, 1874, and Peter Schnapp, pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
AMERICAN LEGION

High scores-Ed Brinker 23o. I'd Mel
SON 2o7. Tom stodoia 22i, Ed Juntunen
Stan Darling 200. Mark yroonAn 2o4.
Carl .IJcb; 200 Howard crurnit 203. Chasl
LinkoEls 235. Earl Bexensh 2iO-224, Russ
Weaver 20a-2it. Frank Weller 202. Ed
Piper 40. Al Fetchiet 207, Mike SaEie 200.
Wait Champoux 200. Russ Fraser 22s Lee
Chafee 202-20s. steve Corny 202 Richard
CRY 2li. Dave HsrRrove 23s. Al Kauf-
- 204, Harvey Bishop 23s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Hleh scores-Joe Nuspel 203. Helmuth
222. Art Cummings 222, Nelson Kropik
2o2-2Ip. Matte Abo 204g Louis Van Elsey
233 Herbert Klein 7l5, Jim Quinn 203
stan Hannibal POS Art Grendahi 207. Cor
don McCorkendaie 7o2 Charles strand 21i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
RITTIER's

High scores--Joe Kress 25s-20z 247, Jack
Gardner 222- 235-243. Mette standish 223-
2s7 Paul Cito 2t2-2o3, Ed Kukia 2i3-203.
Dan Wallace 227-213, Geo. Gingerella 200.
Al Klatt 210. Leo Ross 213-2i2. Walter
Psrsky 2oS.zo VIM Campbell 2os, Herb
Burns ali. Jack Ludwig AT, John Gin
gerella 202. Mike Augello 23f-203.. Jack
Burnett 222-200, Pat Brady 200s202, Len
237-2a4 VIM. Williams 7o3-2o3, Cy Coral
cyk 204-205. Larry Kranfx 202. Quentin
Heika 40, Clarence Ncumsn 703-215,
Robert Rich 22i-207. Chris Freshman 208.
John Dobbelaere 204. Frank Unit 2f3. Doc
tor Henderson 213-225. Otto Auch 211-201.
= POLITICAL ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

PALACE

Cbss. BishopinE 2i3. Louis Brinkman POO.
2oi. Jos. scribner 200. Carr Hull 2o7
Rudy Helm 206. Loring Williams 204,
james Haggerty 2o4, Resch 203. Gilbert
schmitz 2o3 Irvine Ungar 2o3. George
Bender 2ol 200, Harold Kuhagen 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Lacquer took command in the
Truscon as Stonetex was blanked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
HOUSE

Teschier 215-2i2 T. Norris 202 p Smith
200. r Butts AIS, p. Michnay 20e- 2oi q
Crafs 2i2. y LeFevre 2l3, r Morsy 200.
200. n. wsrIecka al. W. Boehm 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Plum Hollow bowling league
writ hold feather party AT the
Plum Hollow Golf Club Novem-
Der s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
ALIENS
INDIAN LEAGUE

cpnnInsnsr 59a ~ r Hyun .vs I'd Ssss
Dowd 2i4 Doctor Richards 2i3, George
s,eck 2io. Ray Kean 2i0. James Loughern
20s. Gordon Wilson goa. Bert Allen 203.
Frank Becker 203. Ed Dunn 2O2, Fred
German 200. Homer Yeager 220.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
BRIGGS PRODUCTION

High scores-wm DiPassio 2i5, Angelo
Delta 20e, Edv. schurtE 2o2. John Pep
psrman .2o3. John Rianehi 2os 2o3,
LLOYD Rlchman 7ol. Frank French 202
John sauiiio 2o2. John walzak 203, Cy
Malon. 2i3. Fred DiFilppo 2QsG Nick
Adams 20i Angelo Ronzi 207.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
CHENE-

High scores Maoks 204. T. scrimger
2ia Weight 224. s Slawinsk 1913, n. Kan
tor 203. Rudrik 20s J. Grey 2o6, Dudek
204. J. Good 203. p. Babarz 204. +.
Thomas 2O1. J Gasko 23i. n Krause 722.
T. Gersky 225. s Jarosz 2l2, II Fekin
20i. Domzalski 207. J. Mack 2i0. W. Bo-
SEX 2O4. Mssierak 224. Z. Burke 222.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Art Karpp. formerly OF Cleve.
land. where he had a 2l5 average
when he was active there six years
ago. had 678 series in the Mantle
Club League. which has 100 teams
His games were 245-247-1S6. He
carries 100 in the club circuit.
Ted Rebain'S State Fairs had
IA l049 game in the Travelling
League. Fort-Boulevard spoiled II
by hitting 1075.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

High scores-Lloyd Adams 23S Fred
Nieswand 2Ol. Ted shene POS, Martin De-
Petro 203. Ray schonschek 2i0, George
2la Henry Kumm 23i. Lee Mo-
land 220. John Begley 200. Spencer Ellis
202, Leonard Stahanski 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Fred Bubht boasts a new season
high series in the Motors Metal as
a result of his 200-194=216- for $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
Pdbst, Casino
Vie for First
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS MATCHES

SUNDAYS MATCHES
stern Market w. Olympic alleys rs
N va Edeiwsiss. 80: Pabst ".
Inc. ii-i7. FaYgo vs.. Norge. i3-it.
Michigan Auto Clnh W. Dawes 1913.
Matches 81 Orsndmont Recreation, IT435
Gland River. .. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

LOVES

200. l. DImelstcn 2is-21i. c. Cutler 2o2'
L. oles 200, Dupont 213, c. Wolf all. p.
Richard 223, Nicol POS. r. NageI 255. J..
Casio 21t 204, A. Hagen 200, p. Clark
20T. NJ Weaver 234, v. Prochaska 243. J.
Goldstein 202. B. covalie 225. J. Wright
202-209. r. LaCharite 23T. T. Phillips 2i4-
20a r, Larsoh all. p. Fruehauf 225-232,
Coutts 200. Doyle 205, e Huesing 2ns. w.
Yunke 200, A. Habarth 2l2, 8. Rein as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
JUNIOR LADIES, HOUSE

man 1ss. r Demsrs ies Peggy Reid
1917 Dora PertuIz l72. s. Missinns l5s.
Anne Russell 1ei.is3. NJ Massey 1874 Rose
Zhercot 155. NJ. Craig 1871, V. Schultz $50,
v. Downey i5e-i50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Lorraine KoFthals m isse
equalling her high season single
by one pin with 100 in the South
eastern Ladies'.
Only 4 points separate the first
IL teams in the East Jefferson
Business Men s sizzling race. Ben
son Bros. 1904. Sherman's 9S4 and
McGillis' 500 are new records. Ed
Nageps 255 second and Ben Frue-
hauf's 629 third highs.
Prexy Jerry Habarth's $50 in
$40 enabled Stroup Five TO blank
Butler and tie Union for first in
the Red division of the Graphic
Arts l. p. 1. increased its lead
in the White.
Wilbert Lockhard's 203-229 ir
go paced John Bornman e. Son
10 the top in the Graphic Arts
Blue. Lloyd Adams set a new high
single of 236 as Sabin Robbins
took command in the Buff. while
milford broke a three-way lie
for the top in the Green by sweep
ing Burkhardt.
Lillian MacLean's 100 is a new
target for the Lutheran ladies.
Buck IA Jas 210-234 in els anC
Steve Kudlo's 23S carried off hon
lers in the X. of c. Inter-Counci
Travelling. ---.-,-......
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
FERNDALE
AMBASSADOR
DsR COOLIDGE COACH

HiEh scores-h Lesswav 2o4, scnolt
2ff. A. An,kowisk 27i y. Weeks 2if $
L. Goertsen 2oi. r. sehrasdsr 2O2 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
GRAPHc ARTS RID

High scores Everett Haharth 2nf, Bert
Habarth 2l5-2n6. Jerry Haharth 23s, Dick
Rrar 2l1,@ Zoe Rahsut pos 22i, RAY Cay
2O2. Victor westman 202 Pete Ruchla 2i0,
Rudy Woyner All, Cliff Spencer PA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
BOwL~O-DROME

\ High scores-Greenston $50, Cornish
2s7-22i lack 20f. Toe Koenig 235. Rosen
I 223 Montgomery 202 scovel 23s Pank-
hurs, 20i-2il n Welt 2o5-20l. Rassner
Y 20i -246. Coscolsnda AT. Moch 2i4. Mint
streli 20s Marty Harold 233-216-210,
Summers 2o7. Glickiin 200. zeiler 200,
Lingle 2i4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
GRAPHIC ARTS WHITE

High scores-Earl Harrs 200, Leo
Dickey 200. Larry Tanke 224. Bin Gori'
2Oa. Ted Neisch IT. 200. Ted Nsisch ST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

I High scores-clifford wich,man 2i3
Harry Hart 255. George PelarsN 2f422s
James Haggerty 2Os William Gubert 40
4 Jack Cunningham 224. Tom Mckay 2o3
julius Kaminski 20i, Leonard Findiay e34
Adam Beller 200. Leo Kress 204. Sam
lTereauH 200 Joe Pfister 23s. Jim Nor
rissey 22i. Eugene Becker eos Dennis
Rsdard 400, Mike Cox 214, oliver schean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01

Joe Ford collected POI -21S-224
for SAB in the Cadillac Athletic
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
MACK-BOULEyARD
SENIOR HOUSE

High scores-Jim McCAiE 222, I'd
Bsrtos 900, Larry s,cnehsm GAS epsv-
Sutherland 900. Al Rupert POI, George
Andary 200 2oe LeeshA Andary 206.
Tommy DsrsEio 202-223, Ray Gudneau
2i3, Jim Lippy 222.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-01
GLENEAGLES
.RRoUGHs ADJUsTERs
WILSON

HIN fCoret- Norm MnTrIfon M, AT
Daniels 2in-2is Walt Mclean 207. Jim
Kiito 2ni. Clarence Heath 2ll. Frank Ger
max 204. Geo wiike 203-2l7, Nit Kaiser
205. Harlsnd Burbank 2l4. BAY Brown EOS.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-12-19

OF the National Christian mission in
New York, was in Great Falls recently
conlerrlng with the local committee
on the program. Six nationally known
speakers will be in Great Falls during
the week to speak at evening mass
meetings. Other meetings which are
being planned include groups of
church workers, working girls. service
clubs. high school students, etc.
The Montana Christian mission is
being planned for statewide partici-
patton. and arrangements are now be-
ing made to offer lodging to out-of-
city visitors attending the mission
Each church group participating will
arrange to furnish free lodging for
their own church members making ap-
plication before Jan. l, 1912 Efforts
are being made to enlist the Coop
eratlon OF pastors within driving dis
lance OF Great Falls to bring their
entire congregation to the Sunday
evening mass meeting on jan IL.
The executive committee is prepared
to send out complete information to
anyone requesting it. Communications
should be addressed to Edwin G. Peter
son. chairman, 1900 Second avenue
north, Great Falls.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-12-19

and authorized by the Pittman-Rob-
ertson act. provided every project mi
tiated under the provisions of the
Montana act, shall be under the super
vision of the fish and game commits
sion.
q. That the title to all lands &C
quired by deed or gift shall vest in,
be and remain in the state of Mon
tana and shall be operated and main
tanned by it in accordance with the
laws OF the state of Montana.
IS. That the Montana fish and game
commission shall have no power to
accept benefits unless the projects
created or established shall wholly and
permanently belong to the state Of
Montana.
IS. That all Pittman-R o b ert S n
projects having to do with the &C
QUESTION of lands, either by purchase
gift, lease or devise, must be approved
by the governor, and not by the at
torney general, the functions of the
latter being to give to the commission
all necessary legal advice. as well as
his opinions upon questions OF law
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-12-19
State Must Control Wildlite
Projects, Says Bonner Ruling

Attorney General John w. Bonner
has ruled all wildlife conservation
projects under the Pittman-R Robertson
act must be under the full control of
the state of Montana.
In an opinion for j. S. Mcfarland,
state fish and game warden, Bonner
ruled:
Il. That all construction work and
labor performed on wildlife restora-
ton projects under the Pittman-
Robertson act should be performed in
accordance with the laws of the state
of Montana under the direct super
vision of the state fish and game de-
partment. subject to the inspection
and approval of the secretary of the
interior.
20. That the maintenance of all
wildlife restoration projects established
under the provisions of the Pittman-
Robertson act shall be the duty of
the state of Montana under its laws.
80. That the Montana state fish and
game commission has the authority to
perform all acts as may be necessary
to the establishment and conduct of
wildlife restoration projects as defined
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Macdonald. executive secretary; T. c.
Ferris. chairman of civic and service
group meetings: Mrs. Kenneth Nc
liver Jr., women's committee: Miss
Virginia Threlkold. young peoples
committee. and Miss Patricia PETER
sen, chairman of high school students
groups.
In commenting on the purposes of
the mission. Peterson said that while
all church people will be urged to sup
port the mission earnestly, that a
major effort will be made through
committee work, publicity and per-
sonal contact work to interest persons
who are out of the habit of regular
church attendance and who are seek
ing an opportunity to reaffirm their
faith in the Christian way of life as
the only solution for personal diff
culties and the maintenance of re-
ligion as the mainstay of civilization
in these difficult times.
DR.. Jessie Bader, executive director
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relating to its department, when called
upon so to do.
u. That the state reserves the right.
acting through its legislature. to d.
rect the fish and game commission
to abandon any and all wildltfe res-
toration projects.
'.8. That the fish and game commits
sion has no power to exercise the right
of eminent domain to condemn or &C
quire property under the Montana act.
80. That all acquisitions of land, or
interest therein, for Pittman-R Robert
son projects. must be made by pur-
chase, gift. lease or devise and by no
other method
10 That title to all lands acquired
or projects created from lands pur-
chased or acquired by deed or gift
shall in. be and remain in the state
of Montana and shall be operated and
maintained in accordance with the
laws OF the state of Montana"