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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-01
SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1871

SSN0H ~ NSSSS' ~ iS''
900 Howard Barlow
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80 Reqest Melodies
1000 Sunday Morning Melodies
*1O:3O Perole Quartette
HOO Church of the Brethren
1900 Piano Fantasy
1:15 News
1890 Souvenirs
12:45 Console Serenade
1:15 Owls VS. Bridgeport
800 Dance Orchestra
$3.50 To Be Announced
400 Organ Melodies
4:30 To Be Announced
500 Homemakers
Sis String Ensemble
5:45 Sport Parade
5:55 Interlude
500 Fight Camp
$50 Art Kassel
6:45 Newscaster
700 American Forum
7:45 Lud Gluskin
500 Old Fashioned Revival
900 Nobody's Children
$50 Symphonic Orchestra
$1,000 Dance Orchestra
*10:15 Britain Speaks
*10:30 Pancho's Orchestra
*10:45 Jan CARRIER
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1920 Art Jarrett
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The attendants in the State in
sane asylum in Olympia, Washing
ton, encourage the inmates to dance
the "jitterbug," believing it uses
up energy and keeps patients from
brooding.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-01
POOR MOTORIST

When a motorist spends 81 for
gasoline, he must pay an average
additional 47c in state and federal
taxes.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-01
REFORMED CHURCH CAMP

Potomac Synod Camp for young
people of the Evangelical and Re
formed Church will be held at Fan
nettsburg, Pa, Aug. 11.23, 1871.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-01
DUDDRA REUNION

The Duddra Reunion Association
will hold it's twelfth annual reunion
at Mount Tabor Park, Rock Ridge,
Md, Wednesday, August 6, 1941.
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Japan's Ambassador X. Nomura,
after a conference with Acting Sec
rotary of State Sumner Welles, ex-
pressed the hope that u. S.-Japa-
nese relations would get better and
better" Welles, however, said he
told Nomura, that Japan's actions In
Indo- China were a threat to U. 8.
security"
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Lesson for August 3

lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-01

GOLDEN TEXT-As it is written, The
just shall live by faith.-Romans Iii.
justification by faith is a doctrine
which lies at the very heart of the
gospel. 1t provides the answer to
mans age-old question, What must
l do to be saved?" (Acts $500.
This was a question with which
Paul had himself grappled, and for
years he had sought salvation in
the traditional Jewish way. Then
one day he met Christ and he under
went spiritual transformation
through faith in Him, apart from the
works of the law. Because of that
experience, and because of the
divine revelations made to him, he
was able to show others how to be
saved and how to live life of VIC
tory. Among the writer's of the New
Testament it is Paul who most
clearly sets forth the doctrine of
justification by faith, a doctrine
which has brought comfort of soul
to multitudes, and the conscious
ness of sins forgiven. (Olmstead.
I. How Can God Be Just and
Justify Sinners? (Rom. 3:21-3D.
The portion of Romans just pre-.
ceding our lesson is devoted to a
devastating treatment of mans sim
fulness, bringing him face to face
with the question, What can l do
about it?" The answer has hope
less ring to it.
l. Man has no righteousness of
his own, and cannot by any of his
own works save himself. He has
tried many ways, in every age, but
no human being, or groups of men
or women, have ever devised any
scheme, have ever conceived of any
ritual, have ever established any ne
lgion by their own efforts, through
which peace with God has been
found and sinner has been en-
abled to stand before a holy God
without condemna ton. Man being
helpless, God now intervenes" (Wil-
bur NJ Smith.
2. Christ paid the penalty for
mans sin by His own blood. How
clearly verse Is declares the sacri-
fetal death of Christ to provide
covering of blood (the real meaning
of 'propitiation'D which will enable
just God to forgive the sinner that
believes in Christ ". ~. Why not
receive it in all its grace and power.
not trying to explain it away or to
evade its requirements? Why at
tempt to provide some other means
of salvation when we know that
without the shedding of blood is
no remission" of sin Heb. 9:22)?
g.. Man receives salvation by
grace through faith, apart from
works. Man can only be Justified
freely by his grace" ". 24. 1t is
for them that believe" ". ~, it is
through faith" wv. Is, 26) and,
note With care, man is justified by
faith apart from the works Of the
law" ". 28). Thus God establishes
the law ". 81 and yet becomes the
righteous justifer of a repentant be-
lieving sinner.
III. What Happens When a Man Is
justified? Rom. ST., D.
These verses sound like the uplift-
ing music of mighty organ, with
the celestial choirs joining m to sing.
Therefore being justified by faith,
we have"-What? Oh many pre-
cious possessions, three of which are
here mentioned.
/. peace With God"
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r ADO
W-J-E-J PROGRAM
FRIDAY-AUGUST /, 1941

FRIOAY-AUGUST I, 1941
700 Earl the Early Bird
7:15 News
1920 Earl the Early Bird
800 News
sos Earl the Early Bird
$50 $50 Special
8:55 News
900 Market Basket
9:15 Morning Devotions
$50 Organ Melodies
$1,000 B S. Bercovici
*10:15 Melody Strings
1890 Choir Loft
'10:45 Rhythm Ranges
HOO Civic News
Ills Music and News
Has Shoppers Guide
1900 Ian Ross McFarlane
1915 Music in the Letter Vein
1890 Chambersburg Time
100 Shippensburg Time
1870 To be announced
las Lester Huff
200 Gene e the Saddle. Pals
2:30 Greencastle program
800 Shafter Parker
3:15 To be announced
$50 Johnson Family
3:45 Les lite
400 To be announced
Ais Test Stakes
4:30 Luke DAILY
4:45 Tea with Bea
500 Supper Chat
$50 Super Man
5:45 Sports Parade
5:55 Interlude
600 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
6:15 nc Review
$40 News
6:25 Interlude
$50 Heralds of Grace
6:45 Know your Number i
6:55 Interlude
700 Are You Listening
$40 Console Serenade
1870 SIS Wayne
500 Rumba Time
8:15 Owls vs. Trenton
*10:15 Ina Ray Hutton
*10:30 Xavier Cugat
*11:00 Guy Lombardo 2
also BIC News
*11:35 Jan CARRIER
*11:45 Dance Orchestra
$1,000 Ella Fitzgerald
*12:15 Griff Williams
1920 Jimmy Joy
100 Sign Off.
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PAUL breaches FAITH
IN CHRIST

LESSON TEXT-Romans 3:21-31; S:
l, 9
GOLDEN TEXT-As it is written, The
just shall live by faith.-Romans LII.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Olympic Women
Hold Pin Lead
STANDINGS

olympic held its lead in the
Ladies' Major League rolling the
highest total of the night for a
triple Victory over Enterprise last
nigh, fat Garfield Recreation.
OLYMPIC shot S20-S97-Sl3 for
2530. Ann Wells was the high in
divid1al of the session With 223
middle game in $50, Irene Schus-
Ter adding 543.
Ekhardt & Becker kept pace
with the leader by blanking Del
Mar. 236l 10 POP. Peggy Lindberg
featuring with $40 Altoona. blank
ing Rainbow. 1921 10 2235. re-
placed Del-Mar IN third place.
Schmidt rolled the second high
est count 245S. but lost two
games 10 Palace which shot 237S
Gertrude Loughran topped the
losers with 2l6-203 IN 56o. In
other matches. Kinney won twice
over Twenty Grand, 1922 to 2027,
and Chene- Trombly took the odd
game from West Detroit, 2228 to
ylS8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
New Prep Champ
Western, With Victory in Last Event, Edges Gu
Northwestern to Regain West Side SrOim Title

win the first three places, fell one
short as Eugene Walsh placed
fourth. Dick Bachorek. city cham
pion. and Frank Meloche had
little competition as they walked
off with diving honors. getting
263.l and 203.l points respectively.
Jim Crawford. a Northwestern
sophomore. placed third with
1884.
Jim McGuirk. another Colt soph.
pulled some upsets To be only one
other than Gale Feathers of Red
ford TO win two events. Dick beat
out his teammate. Ray Lumley. in
the 220 free style and also cap
tured the $50 individual medley
relay. Feathers took both the 50
and 100 free style races. his time
IN the shorter race being 249
seconds.
Outstanding performances were
given by Jerry Historian in the
breast stroke and Gordon Findley
in the backstroke. Findley won his
race after knocking his head on
one end of the pool while making
a turn.
Y The East league meet will he
held at Northwestern at as p. m.
today
Diving Won by Bssharek twl. 2s3.1.
Frank Melochs W. 203i second Jim
CrsN ford CS.W.i. i5s4 third Ra.ph
fia7~tss-4 Z i54 ; fourth; Carl Lsmb.rf
~ w. $50 s. hiSh
so-Ysrd Free style Won bv Feather
fRl. rs Foster fCo =. 25s second
Parker y w. 20 3. third MaIioy as " >.
r. 9 fourth. Mcdonald Gem. .2s.e.
100 Yard Breast stroke Won hy Historian
tWi. - Bun CRi. ia 5. second Nc
Kinley N.W) i,i4.s, third L.szr (W)
IL iour,n Green %. ! Il. fitn:
tS W 2:31. o Ray Lumley * ~. 32l
second Melton wv. 34s third Push
map ,wl. 23fs' fourth. Tries tN.wD.
ioo-Ysrd Backs,roke-won by FndIey
Co.. Osl: Jones 6SWl ] 40 9 sec
ond Leckner W. iii0. third Butler
W.. ll2s. fourth peyo (cop. l.137.
ioo.Yard Free siyle-won hv Feather
fRi SO Rodgsr Lumley ,S.W.) .5s2
second e.. Todt W. ] 90 thIrd Msiloy
,sw)' 1908 fourth CHESS t". l.o2 3.
'i50 yard Individual Medley Relsy-won
by Mcfiuirk ~ " ST KryFosN tWl.
SO = second Eindlay tCot. ! - 3 thifd
Morden 'Ml, IS /, fourth. Bishop
~ W >. 1872 nm
i5G-Ysrd Medley Relay Won by North
western Jones, Mckinley. Rodcer Lumleyla
y 2 Western Gutter. Asiorian. Sfeegei
81 . second BEDFORD 1911. third
Cooley. 1855 2, fourth. central, 1892,
firm
200 Yard Free STYLE Relay-Won -
Western tCrsin Lyle Sleeves PashmAnI
~ 2, Central So. second. Cooley,
1857 third Northwestern. ! -, iourtns
BEDFORD J ~ =. ffth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
BIRTHS

Glkl4S
Girls were born to:
Audie Megragian. 55f2 Springfield
Loretta Allen 2s0s Maybury Grand.
Romons Bruneh 1881 Wsyburn.
Pear Bell 1874 Hogue
Bernice Coon. 5s4s Rogers.
stella Caiiguife. 35i5 Annabei.
csrmells cordevad0 ass Dumffies.
Helen Gotham, 29i0 Fourth twin,
Geraldine Diamond, non Otsego.
Louise Dnow li9 West Vernon.
Rose Duquette s90l Clarion
Leone Dorau 1884 Washburn.
Virginia Dunn. 1888 Danbufy.
Susie Eyer. fO77 West Grand
Georgina Elder 3i49 Bart Van Dyke
Lula Freund, 50 Ferris. Highland Park.
Jean Fourier 29si Hooker.
Jacquelne Grove 1fi0s WesiWood
sarah Greer, 1895 Milford
Ida Gregory, s05 East Philadelphia
Ytte Goren 22sO West Dawson.
Genevieve Good, 800 Artesian
Belem Guzman. l900-kasi AleHandrine
Sarah Gibbons 1855 > Brighton.
Leona Geering 1893 EpWorth.
Freda Heyer 1880 Camden. IM
Daisy Hale 52T Melbourne
Ethel Hudson $50 Brewster.
Anne Hutehins SOS Washington road.
Crosse Pointe.
Thelma Hun sol Merrick.
Mary Henderson. l43O7 Rockdale.
Hazel Hawkins, 1885 Field (tvinl
Latreefha Henderson, 26ss Chestnut
Rosie Hesrn, 3s2s West Hancock
Mildred jenkins 1904 Trumbull.
Mary Jackson, 1921 Hartweli
Henrietta Jackson, 3lT Harper
Betty Kleene. ISL crsnbrook Road Biz
roi. Keriey. s75 East Garfield
Gertrude kilander 1855 schaefer
Blanche LsRose AL West Grand Blvd
Caroline Miller. 5il6 KensingtorSRd
Charlotte Marshall, sl2 Pilgrim Rd. Biz
Rose Marsai 5se South Livernols.
Mary Montoya. 3243 Vinewood
Jessie Martin li02i East Warren.
Della Mills. 1870 sixth
clara McCsrroll. 1888 Morgan.
Ernestine McClenney, s7si csrdoni.
Marion Moore. 1855 Page
Helen Nugent s. Teeumseh. clawson.
Louise Nix. 2223 West Warren CNinsl.
Edith osEood 1923 West Garfield
RUBY Presley SIS Horton.
Gene Pierce. 1876 HartWen
Dorothy Preston 1929 81. Mays.
Golde Perry 1908 Duane.
Helen Patocki. as7 Emerson.
Roberta PAYNE 1892 Hunt
Beatrice Rogers 1859 Knox Birmingham
Marion Ratsjczyk 1898 Waldo.
Mildred Rain, sife Horatio.
Ruth Ryies l0213 Delmar
Rose silverstein. 1904 cQlingwood.
Charlotte slverslein. 1871 Wisconsin.
Olga Shaw. 2s37 Cadillac.
Josephine scodelloro. 43s South Dunfrles.
May Simon 1922 Kentucky.
Bertha silva 3543 Lawton.
Elizabeth Schroeder 4577 Twenty fourth.
Caroline Schonfeld. 1898 Welland.
Genevieve Stead. 3sia Hi. River Rouge.
Sophie Sheredy ei25 Copeland.
Rose slavey 2i26 East Willis
Virginia Stone. i53fs stephens drive, LAST
Detroit.
Helen shaw. $50 South cotterell.
Helen sader 1871 Weyburn.
Georgia Thomas. 5sf6 Hobart.
Dolly Turner. 3i9 Theodore
Lucy Turk 1O250 Dslmar
Raffaela Vozza. 1I3i Woodland.
Onita vial 1890 Omira
Della Whey. 1926 East Lafayette
Edith Nelky. 1911 Green.
Evelyn Ward, Gil Vermont
sofie Waffle 1929 Beschdale.
Marjorie White 12ol4 Terry.
GLADYS Webb, 1898 Pomona drive. Red
ford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
DIVORCES

Marcelle Johnston from Ernest. 49,
Rhea Rokos from Charles.
John Tolliver from Elsie
Catherine A Shadrick from Austin,
Elizabeth c. Moore from Harold Z.
Emil Muller from Lola Pearl.
Hazel NJ Reynolds from Jessiel.
Mary Rothier from Albert.
Francis A. Gilbert from Margaret A.
Gerda r. Han from Glenn F..
Charlotte O. Bowen from Merlin y.
Alta Hszelton from Bernard.
Violet Dew from Robert.
Clara Highwarden from RAYMOND.
Roy Farmer from Nancy
Nikola Gavrilovich from Drsginya.
Angeline Musico from Carlo.
Mary Carey from William
Mary Chopurdy from George.
Catherine Debs from Ernest.
Grace Thomson from Jack
Lilhas F. Attic from Cecil p.
Everett H Richey from Ethel.
Helen Fenherg from Morton.
Roy Cook from Rosemary
Marcelle Johnston from Ernest.
Bertha Brady from Harold
Katerina Brunskole from Natfya,
Ruth Cole from Charles.
Kathryn Woods from Charles.
Leo skwericz from Sophie
Agnes Boehmer from Clarence
Blanche l. Kline from Miller p.
Bessie Wilks from Ora
Peter Lynch from Winifred
Grace NJ Roller from stephen A.
Lila Lanfear from Ronald.
Nick Vladich from Simick.
Mary Dezso from Andrew.
Roy Hitler from Nellie.
Leonard Bingham from Ida.
Elizabeth J. Cook from Theodore.
Ann Mroz from Frank.
Peter NJ Nash from Gladys L.
Michael Zysek from Angelina.
Steve Soloducha from stella.
Leroy Perkins from Jesse
Beatrice Field from Nalter.==--..aaa-.-.
steve TAR from Elizabeth.
Roberta Fielder from william.
Virginia L. Van otterer from Elwin.
Dorothy Wilson from Frank
ANNULMENT
Mary Dezso from Andrew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Leo knSeck. 81 LiiHdn htriis -
Miehsel 10th, Is: sophie Detloh. "a.
WiIliam sly 81: Jean Barley, 10.
william Earnshaw, So; Bertha Ling W,
Joseph f. Rushak, 2s, Theresa Barchl. 70
Joseph Maciejkowiez, %; Eleanore smoia'
Anthony A. Gerome. u.s. Matte R. Muir
Jamns : Davis IS: Lola Mae Wells. %.
oscar Denewe,h, "a Aazoe Love. 20.
Lloyd n. Cook 81 Norma + Berger. 10
Otis r. Wilcoxon, 90; Mary Z. Msclvor
NE Wiuiam. as; Bessie Willis. q.
Billy Hicks. 90: Billie Nadyne BRYAN. %
Roy r Herschelmann, 80 Christine {
Bayer. IS
William Tucker. IS: Susie Galloway, 81.
Raymond Krsvczeski, % Rose woieiechow
Maxwell E. Fead. IS; Janet C. Foroush
clarence Hill. "a; Clara o. Patton rs.
John Vanzant 80. Florence Campbell, -
Francis NJ Keefe. IL Patricia Rogers 70
William Cornelius Bacon. "a, Phyllis AM
Stanley Berowicz. 30: Virginia Busby. Is
Henry 4. Wander Kaay, ~ Lynet'e Oh
sulo E. Lehtinen. ~. Ellen H. oikarinen
john Young. 81: Hazel Grenier. is.
Anthony Fsrrugis. 81, Evelyn Kszmiersh
49,
Donald T. Forsours. %; Elizabeth Anne
Louis Arnon. rs. L. Charlotte Goldberg,
"a
Ernest Lang. Al; Mabel Hoffman. Il.
Malcolm E. Matson, 2e. Frances CLARK
Moore. %.
Theodore Milewski. %: Ann Gavin. 81.
Donald Hermann 10: Dorothy Schulz 10
Faust Szymanskf as, Erma Wilson. IS.
Walter Czsrtoryski. %; Helen bebiedzie
wiez, %.
Harry Postoian. %: Lola Mae Tudor, 81
Jack Burske. 2s. Doris harrington, 10.
Phillip X Kuhck SO. Flora stark, 36.
Robert j. Nemeth. 50. Rose Varady. as.
Clara r. Sage 80 Valerie Sharpe, rs.
Robert Lempke, 90; Virginia Jsnkowski
10
william E. Bschanan. ~; Vera NJ. cul'
James mes Campbell. IS; Catherine Kingston.
Arthur sokolnick. Is; Genevieve skonieczny
IS
Harry H. Lyon. ~: Doris Irene Renshaw,
81.
William DeBord "a: Shirley X. Jones. IS.
Merrill o Bates, 81; Barbara Trauo, 30.
Mitri Zainea. IS. George Jacob, l6.
John J. Houghton. rs; Lois Jean Reader,
p.
william Henry Yoos, 80; Margaret Rose
Labadie 81
Charles Russell Kenyon, "a Anna Lucille
Watson. 81.
John S. Rzonca. rs; Lettie L. Miller, 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Deatb notires

RNE-January 7. Margaret. age So
widow of John, dear mother of May
Ethel, Mrs. F. L. Stevens Mrs Bertha
McDermott, Mrs. Joseph Morehous. sister
Of Edward Tyrrel. Mrs. Ellen scoIion.
Mrs Agnes Dennehy. Mrs. Jane Campbell
grandmother Of George Byrne Mrs. Harry
Fuller, Mrs. Jane Perry, Mrs Gordon
Meyers. great grandmother OF Patrick. Will
liam Barbara. Michael Byrne Service
Friday from residence. 22s5 Clsirmount,
30 Friday a m. Visitation Church Q
o'clock Interment Merre4l Michigan.
JACk-January s. John Of 310i Harrison.
beloved husband OF Delilah dear father
Of Beverly Jane. son Of William Jack.
brother OF Jean. grandson Of Mrs James
Small. Funeral from parlors Of j. Sutton and
Son, ili7 Trumbuil avenue. Saturday at
2 p. m.
kNAkBk-January S, Edward, Of 260s
McDougan beloved husband Of Mary
dear father Of Mrs. Marie xupp, Mrs. ida
Hutchtson. Mrs. Margaret kessler. Mrs.
Frieda Dickson, Edward Jr. Richard and
Otto Knaehe grandfather of 10 grand
children. Funeral Saturday. l2:f5 p. m
at A. II. Peters Funeral Home. 12057
Gratiot Ave 80 .. m. Holy Cross z. v.
Lutheran Church. jos campau and Illinois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
0vermyer's 30
Champs TO Roll
In Sweeps
By HAROLD KAHL

Roger Overmyer's Detroit Gas
ket will be the first defending
champion TO appear when the
ninth annual Detroit Times Bowl
ing Sweepstakes continues with
132 teams on the drives of Inn
perial Recreation in the General
Motors Building this weekend, 90
shooting Saturday and II Sunday.
Detroit Gasket. under the name
of Frankenmuth, captured the
Class A crown last year with a
303S total. Overmyer and Johnny
Damico. who tossed in powerful
696. are the only two left of the
winning lineup. Archie Jankow-
ski. Bill North and Bill Mowery
have replaced Jimmy Smith, Eddie
Hartke and Tony Wilkins.
To take over first place, which
they are expected to do, the Gas
ket men will have 10 better 28i5,
rolled by Art Burkhardts Oh bru
of the Travelling League opening
weekend. GaSket is the only Class
A entry billed this weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Title Plus $1,000
Is Stake in Mat GC

Orville Brown and Superman
viii wrestle a combination match
al Arena Gardens Monday with
the Supermans $1,000 check at
stake as we'll as the heavyweight
title belt held by Brown There
viii be three other bouts on tho
supporting card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
DEATHS

James Graves 623 riratiot. 50.
Raymond Duty, 1920 Banner, lnkster,
months
Edward DeRosis, $50 Henry IS.
Earl Drake, 1921 Russel, 70 months.
Nancy Nickson $50 Watson. 20.
Bessie Saltry 4405 Bewick, 81
Mary Foss 1905 Lawrence 81
EDWARD Clewe,t. $3.50 Mansfield, 81.
John Dill, 1871 Archaic. S..
Margaret DeFusco 1874 Danhury, 81.
Eve Turner. 1850 Pinehurst. -
Erwin Elisha John storkel, 1870 Robson.
SIS.
william KilIisn. 1857 rhlrty-third 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
LED ONIY ONCE

The Eagles led only once last
night and this was in the first
quarter. but the lead was for
less than - seconds. Jim Browns
follow-up shot gave Detroit a Z TO
6 advantage. but Bill Hapac, high
scorer of the game, made free
throw, tying the score, and his
long shot9a few seconds later sent
the Bruins into the lead which
they increased steadily. The half
time score was "a TO IA in favor
of the Chicagoans.
In opening Of the second half.
the Bruins set such a fast pace
it looked hopeless for the Eagles.
They had piled up a 81 TO II mar
gin by the end OF the third quar-
ter.
Apparently feeling safe with
their lead. the Bruins relaxed
slightly and the Detroit aggrega-
ton went to work. The last quar-
ter, in which the Eagles scored
- points was their best period of
the game.
The Eagles shot long and short
but were unable 10 hit. Jim
Brown, particularly, was having
difficulty with his long shots.
which rolled around the rim, but
would not drop in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Passeau in Fold

CHICAGO. Jan. GINS
Signed contract OF Claude PASCAL,
pitcher for Chicago Cubs. has been
received by the business office from
PasSeauS home in Lucedale. Miss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

pho n s h Up in
n ort hwestern
pool yesterday.
X + COS k
placed second in
the 150-yard in
dividual medley
relay and Mel
ton took third
in the DO yard
free style as
he Cowboys
came from be-
hind 10 edge
out the Colts,
last year S
champion, 52i2
80. But a vic
tory in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

Unexpected points gained by
John Krygoski and Jim Melton
aided Western as il recaptured the
West Side Metropolitan High
School League swimming cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Male Help-Salesmen

sALEsMAN-Mccaske Register Company.
manufacturers of cash and charge ac-
count registers, safes. salesbooks: has
Wayne County available for man capable
OF contracting all lines Of business; must
own car: attractive proposition. commits
stons weekly. Call r. r Owen, Detroit
Leland Hotel. ~ noon TO p. m. Friday
for interview.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

2O0-yard free style relay, flnaI
event of the meet, provided the
margin.
Remainder of the field was out
classed. BEDFORD had p points,
Cooley "A. Central IA and South
western az.
DIVERS FAIL
This years meet proEcd full OF
surprises. Westerns Divers, trying
for the third consecutive year 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
OTHER TOP FIGURES

The 2977 of Steve Kowalc2yk's
Woody-Pontiac i'm Class b. 2S33 OF
Frank Kuhn's Coiter's DE Luxe OF
Royal Oak in Class &. 26W OF
Frank Doering's Hicks Stays OF
Springwells in Glass d and 2557
OF Andy Szabo's Ford Foundry
Stock in Class H. are the other top
figures teams Will be striving 10
beat.
Bob Schon's Kohns, Steve
Sponos' Micromatic Traffic. Joe
Padgen's St Marys No. | of Mil
ford and Marvin Jones Chene-
Trombly are the four Glass I
auintets 10 see action, a total OF
Is fives will bowl in Class {, 81
10 Class u and AZ in Class +.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

Totals 10 20 30 Totals Is : 80
Score AZ half Chicago q De,roit.1f.
FrPe throws missed kautz Novak
Hogan. o Brien ?. szukals, Jeanette 2.
EscoVski 2 Parry.
OGiclals-$at Messenger, Jim Ynrighi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Male Help Wanted

AUTOMOBILE mechanic, thoroughly ex-
perienced motor tuneup, brake work.
heater and radio installation. Apply Mr..
Graves, Arts Auto supply. Inc, 1925
Grand River.
BOYS (2). 1921, neat appearing: expert
ence unnecessary; opportunity to earn
Sls 10 $40 weekly. 3lO3 Barlum Tower,
5 30 a. m.
COLLECTORS. two. For monthly install
ment accounts and steady routes. SIS
Hammond Bldg
DETAlLERs AND CHECKERS for struc-
tural work. overtime, state experience
and rate. summer Engineering Co., 23s
Fourth Ave, Pittsburgh. Pa.
DRIVERS Experienced. with fair know-
edge Of city. no need to be unemployed
make money with Radio Cabs; age Il or
over. Apply $3.50 Woodward. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Beaten
By Bruins,PIays
Here Tonight

Continued from First Sport Page
match in taller Paul Novak and
was held TO one basket. All the
Eagles. however. misse dshot after
shot, watching them rim the hoop
but fail 10 drop in.
Dchnert probably Will start the
same lineup tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Cards of Thanks
Lost and Found

DOG LosT-white spitz, female. $40. re-
ward. Hogsrth 0659. 1875 indiana.
SPRINGER sPANIEL-Male. white and
brown. child pet. Reward. Tuxedo
2-6506.
WRIsTWATCH lost-Lsdy's Buiova I'D.
l. B" Puritan Restaurant Oadies' rest
room. Finder known, please return. 1880
East Jefferson.