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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-01-31
State Begins
Game Survey

How much game of all kinds was
taken by hunters from the Coo
lidge area during the past season ?
Just now no one knows, but dur
ing the present week, when ques-
tionnaires will go out to $50 hunt
ers in Coolidge and 2S,7O0 other
hunters throughout the state the
answers will begin to come in.
The QUESTIONABLE, which is part
of Statewide game survey being
conducted by the State Game De-
partment under Federal Aid funds,
will endeavor to find out for the
first time just how much game is
being taken annually within the
borders of Arizona.
"The best thing which the man
who likes to hunt can do right now
for the game of Arizona Is to fill
out this QUESTIONABLE at once and
return it so we can have detailed
factual information with which to
work." X. C. Kartchner, State
Game warden, said today. "All sci
ence is based on fact, and game
management is science"
The information will be used as
a basis for the setting up of re
storation projects. 1t will show
the best game area in the State.
1t will also show where most OF
the hunters come from and where
the greatest numbers Of licenses
are sold. When the information
is in it will be used to set up work
projects which will give a better
distribution of hunting areas and
better hunting for the majority OF
the hunters. Heretofore no such
definite information has existed,
and any estimates have been
largely guess work.
The questionable is accompani-
ed by a self-addressed card re-
quiring no postage, which license
holders have but to fill out and
drop into the mail box. 1t con-
tains questions on deer. javelinas,
turkeys. bear, waterfowl, cotton
tails. and quail.
Questions on fish or fishing con-
ditions are not asked because fish
work does not come under the
provisions OF the Federal Aid act.
Data from the missionaries will
be compiled at the Federal Aid
office in Tucson, and the results
will be realised through the State
Game warden's office as soon as
they are available.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-01-31
Former Chinese
Air Instructor
Visits At Waikiki

An interesting family group met
'at Waikiki Inn Tuesday night to
say farewell to one of it's most
interesting members, Lieut.. L. R.
Holbrook, aviator, who has been
an Instructor at Nine Chang Kai
Shek's air school at Hangchow,
China. The Lieutenant has travel
ed extensively in this country for
the Chinese Government.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Holbrook are on
their way to Washington, D. c.,
where he is assigned to duty with
the Aair Corps in the War Depart.
ment.
The family party included Major
General and Mrs. L. R. Holbrook.
Lieut.. and Mrs. L. R. Holbrook,
Messrs. F. w. Sutterle and Forest
Sutterle.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-01-31

tended the ice follies in Phoenix
Friday night.
Mrs. Hannah Hodapp who
operates a End hand store on Main
street, is in Los Angeles on a buy
ing trip. While away Mrs. C. R.
Bates is managing the store.
Mrs. J. c. Jayne and Mrs. Mark
Sullivan made a pleasure trip to
Phoenix Tuesday.
Ben Mirkin and daughter Diana
Sue were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cohen, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Walter Smith of Waikiki Inn
has been i'll for several days with
a severe cold.
Mrs. E. c. Stocker left this week
for Mesa where she will motor
to Ell Moro daily for the mineral
baths.
r. V. Fuller of Riverside, Cali
fornia, who has been a ranch
owner in the valley for many
years, is staying at Waikiki Inn
while looking after his interests
here.
Mrs and Mrs. Charles Cohen
aand daughter Rose Lee spent Sun
day in Tucson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-01-31
Guests Costumed
At Eastern Star
Guest Party Here

The Eastern Star had their its
bring a guest" party at the Ma.
sonic Hall on Wednesday evening.
Memembers brought box lunches
for their guests and the gather
ing came in costumes suggesting
historical characters and were call
ed on at random to do stunts. This
caused much merriment and fun
making.
Mrs. Alta Sheriff. was chairman
of the affair with Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith and Mrs. w. H. Farnsworth
assisting as co-chairmen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-01-31
News From
Casa Grande
Ruins
BY Jean Soule

Among park service visitors this
week were VIM. Supernaugn.
custodian CO Organ Pipe Cactus
National Monument, who transact
ed business at headquarters. Carl
Taulbert, Park Service inspector
for the state of Arizona, and as
sociate regional director Milton ].
McColm Of Santa Fe visited the
local monument Monday. They
will be in the state several days
inspecting national and state park
areas.
Dale King, park naturalist, re-
turned this week to headquarters
from Chaco Canyon National
Monument In New Mexico where
he made an inspection trip.
Charles D. Wyatt. custodian of
Canyon de Chiefly National Monu-
ment, Arizona. and his wife and
family will arrive at Coolidge to-
morrow. Wyatt was formerly
ranger at Casa Grande.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-01-31
Desert Clubwomen
Hear Book Review
By Mr.. VIM. Ray

The Desert Woman's Club met
at the clubhouse Friday. Mrs. H
Holland, president, presided at the
board meeting, after which the
club heard Mrs. William Ray give
an interesting review of Invita-
tion to Live" a book from the pen
of Lloyd C. Douglas.
Mrs. Holland was refreshment
hostess.
The clubs next meeting will be
on February 14th at the club house
with Mrs. Leon Thompson as pro
gram hostess. Mrs. w. H. Farm
sworth and Mrs. c. l.. Skouser
will be the tea hostesses
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-01-31

tended the ice follies in Phoenix
Friday night.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-01-31
Retired General
Is Waikiki Guest

Major General and Mrs. l.. n.
Holbrook plan an indefinite stay
at Waikiki Inn, The General was
retired from the army about two
years ago. He had been in charge
of the PHILIPPINE Department and
American troops stationed in
China. He and Mrs. Holbrook are
looking forward to enjoying the
sun and desert bloom that should
follow the rains.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-01-31
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

George shaekeIfield, Superior,
was speeding On Arizona Blvd.
Saturday when picked up by l.. H.
Prather, highway patrolman. He
was tried before Judge Charles d.
Elledge Monday and fined $1,000
which he paid.
Paul Loucks was in Phoenix on
business Tuesday.
James Beaman, credit manager
for O'Malley Lumber Company was
a Coolidge visitor Tuesday.
Attorney Charles Reed was call
ed to Phoenix Tuesday on busi-
ness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-01-31
LOCAL NEWS

Stanley SamueIson, Florence at
torney, was in Coolidge Tuesday
Mr.. ard Mrs. Melvin GrossmiIIer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Neese at
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
Gi,te fte,.e lUaiie int
Kantpfc ococn 1trcbs

Cincinnati. Oie bramatiibe &c.
| ififte, sic 5tpei @riiber cir,
Hbpiifer uno No6elpreisseipinner
uno ein &0ntgenoloae suiammen cine
neue @affe aegen Sen &rebs ihuien,
tpl,roe al,f ser Seanng ser ameri.
fauiiben &ontaenitrobIen Ucicu-
ihaft eraablt. sic Sem einen ser 9rii.
ser, Sr. Sobn s. 2olprence, pcn ser
Stoatslnipcritdt California, bafiir
'ibre 8oloneooille perlieb.
Sc lit oie @eidbitbte ser gtirshar.
mahung oes Gpclotrons, oieiec rieli,
gen Wfaidine, Sic sltome scrtriim=
inert, fir bie oirefte 9ebonblung Scr
@cipebe aus Dem 2Grperinnern Der.
aus.
Mit Sem Gpclotron, oas bon Sr.
Grnelt 8. 9aiprencc, sem 9rubrr oss
anfangs @enannten, eriilnoen ml,rs
Sc Ger bat 1889 Sen Nobclprc;s iiir
Ebplif erbalten), f6uncn oae bc-
fanntcn Glemente fiinitli0 rooioof
tIp gen1adt peroen. sltome oicIcr 10
bebanoelten Glemente, Siotopcn &C.
nannt founen anoereu Stoiicn su-
gelebt uno burh sen Mlno cingc-
nommen meroen, pool1rh sic 9iGnt-
genoIogen in Sen Stano aciett lper-
oen, ibren Surhlol,i in &Grper
burd oie @eobaht,lng ser BON sen
glementeu arsgeidieocncn HontGcn,
ltrablen 5ll pcriolgen.
Gaourd, oaB in geiuiiien Glcnen,
ten cine erGBcre GooioaftipitGt ge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
Hippe>ren,e Gkeater
~ Danf in the MMT." bleibt nod)
cine meitere @Dd)c

Sic erIte GeicbIdJte Don 0roB -9ri'
tannienS fdmpienoer sfsl6, bleibt
nod cine @ode i'm Sippobronlt
Sbeatcr beeinnenO am Is. 9too.
Spronue Yoper ipiclt alS Ser
p GIANT" uno 9ettp 8rable als ieinc
Slamme imo oie 8eididte bon eng
lambs MGnneru am Simmel iolgt
linen i'm 2eben, Sieben lmo Saden,
p1hreno auf ser Groe, llno bringen
berpiIbe Saten fertig iuenn lie IN
Ser Suit iinO.
Sn oieiem 8ilo iino Sample in ser
2uit 81 ieben. sSliige iiber Seuti6'
LAMB. @erluiicn bon 2iinnfir6en,
9an0cn i'm sseindeslanb etc. Gs mir
fen nod nit SSobn Sutton, He9inul>
Gardner uno 8laops COOPER. Ole
ien Slim ioaten Sic auf ieoen Sal
Ieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
reiteitstae,Seier
INT 4pmblie 2lm~iteri,a,t,

Glepelanos giirser meroen in Ser
Station tueiten 3ipil 0efenie @ohe
mittun am Sonntag, Sen 16. gsop.,
s llbr abenos, in oem iogenannten
"5reibeitstas" i'm Gublir sluoito.
ri,m. Tas GleoeIanb @bilbormonic
Srbeiter miro sic MllIit itellen. Ser
neue 9iirsermeiiter Sronf s. 2auihe
Sannie Surit, ser befonute Shrift-
teller, ser Srpbeus Gbor, MiIo
@aruer, ser iriibere &ommanoeur
Ser american 2egion, Sic 8ilpin
Sbeatergruppe miro aleihiols tell
nebmen.
Sieie ltnterbaltlns lit frei uuo be-
ihlieBt sic @ohe oes g&aifenltia.
llanostug uno iuuroe bon SrGiioent
Hooiepel: als 3ipil SeIenie @ohc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
Geep's Gkeater
vSfglarf" beginnt bemte am
SonncrstaG 13. Nupembcr.

,Sfplarf elmer ser id)GnIten
Slime, oie ie bon Earampunts ber-
9eitellt nuroe lmo miro fiir cine
gan5e @ofe i'm 2oelp's State Sbea=
ter upr9eflibrt iperoen nit Sitel,
rotten in SGnoen bon Glauoettc
Colbert ans Hap Willano. IN oieiem
Slim miro belpieien, mas cine lie
bcsfronfe sral tut, INN Elm ssrells
ocnfeuer inter ibrem nahlIiiigcn
8atten 5u ld)iiren.
&erGrgert iiber ibrcn Mtonn ninmt
lie cine Girlaoung zines biibihen
@lriden Brian slberne' su elmer
Tergniiglingsfahrt an ltno liBt lid
'p1tcr bon ibrem 8dtten Id,cioen.
Nbcrne ipill lie belrntell, unterIhust
aber NtiIlanos romuntiihe sln5ies
hungsfraft oils berIelbe lid nnIfift
ieinc sSruu sllriif5ugclpinuen. Gs
mirten nod riibmeno nit 9inuic
9arnes, @alter Ibel, Mon 9arris
unN 8rant 9titheu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13

lbaffen miro, fubr 0r. 2aiprence in
ieinem Gortrag fort, fonnen sic SIos
topen fir oie 8ebanol,ms bon nor
malen 8e,peben I'M Srganismus
perlpen6et meroen, 100 oiele lpesielle
Glemente in grobtsr &cnscntrierl,na
abaelasert lit.
Giien beiIpiels,peiie neigt oa5u,
iid III Sen roten 9lutf0rperben uno
I'M anofenmarf obsuieten; Hbos-
pbor i'm &nobenmarf, in Ser Mtirs,
in Sen Spmpbgefiben uno in ser &C.
Der; 500 in ser S6iIooriiie uno Sal
5ilm 1T oen &nohcn9elpeben.
Die &aoioaftipitGt pcribpinoe,
nah flr5er 3eit, ioSaB normale @es
pebe niht oneegriifen iperoen.
Tr. 2aiprence beridtete, oaB BEL
ser perilthslpeiien @ebouolung bon
2el,fGnie (oem S6lpuno roter 9luts
fDrpcr6cn) nit raoioattineln Gbos=
pbor beirieoiaenoc Graebniiic cr5ieIt
morbcn ieieu.
Itit ser Grfldr,,ng onb Sem
8iologeu lmo Meoi5iner ourh sic
Grgcbniiie ser Gerilldc nit Sem
Gptlotron Elm 5uciihneioiaes
Shncrt in sic Sono gegcben" ,por,
Sen ici, mies Sr. 2o,prenrc auf Sen
ollgcluein oncrfnmtcu @crt bes So
oilms bel Ser GrebSbebonolung bin
uno ihlob:
rNuf ocnl 8ebiete ser fiinitlifen
Maoios s9lftiuitGt babeu mir nidt IL
lein Elm raoioaftipes Clement pie oas
MaoillnL ionoern mir babeu totiGh-
lid zines fir ieocs bemil il6e Gle
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mic Oneel Sam iein rieiiees Sinan,ueien
iibcrtuor,t
Bon u. 2. GagShale.

@aIhin9ton, 8. 6. Die Gereinig-
ten Staten baben ihr Shobamt, tpie
ous Tel,tithc Hcif leine Meihsballpt=
faiie bat. @eioe Snitit,,te iino 3en-
troliteuen ser Giientlicben &oiien.
ocrlpoltung. slber bier, tuie oriiben
niiroc man irren, ncnn man onneb=
men mollte, OoB in Scr 3cntralitclle
allc iiir sic Dffentlibe Nehn,lngss
mo 3obllngstontrolle IN @etrabt
fommenoen @eidGftsaften 5u finben
lpGren.
Die 3obl Ser Gonten, Sic allein
bon Ser scntrolen, fisfuliihen ge=
bGroe in @nlbington geIiibrt pers
Sen, lit 10 ,mgebencr, oob Ielbit Sem
grDBten prioaten @cIddftsmunn
oobei ihiuinoelt. Sennch piiroe man
MiIliouen uno slbermillionen bon
Grn5eltonten in Sen Sd)atamts<
atter niht finoen, menn man Iid) eins
mol in Sen &opf lebcn pollte, ale
bon Snfel Sam int 2allie oes ielpeis
liaen Iisfoliabres beglidenen Meh-
ultngen auf ibre Hihtigfeit uuo ibrc
llebereinltinHl.ng nit Sen oa5ugcs
borigen slnneiilmgen ,mo 9ele9en
s,l priiien. Seun oas lit es ia, mas
man inter Gefnllngsfontroae Der
itebt, Sic iibrigens MIR ein Seil ser
0iientlicten Sinan5fontroue lit. Son
uiht aeringerer geOelltlng als
&ailen- uno Hehnunesfontrolle lit
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Mls Werdtcr ocS SbiU Defense Sau.
inas &Omitcc crnannt.

Sbeooor 81. nSeo" @agner ols
Canton, Sbip, lit pom Gereinigten
Staatcn Sdasamt Tepartcmcnt be.
alIitragt lporoen oas &erteiNigunes.
9onoz zErogramm Dor Ben Sbio slr-
beitereruppen 5u unterbrciten. Scrr
%agner ipe5ialiiiert oarin, oen 3abl,
ta973,lteilllngsplm Sen glrbcitcrn
mo 9lnseItellteu ser Snouitric i'm
Stoat 81 erflGren. Gr miro auh nI5
s!rbciterbcrutcr beim Shio Teicnie
SaninQ5 &omitee ilurQiercn.
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ment, tpelfe Satiade ibren epertus
ellen @ebrauh in Ser 8iologie uno
Mebi5in perpielfGltigt. 0aber mllB
ibr @ert als tberape,,tiibes Mittel
iorgfdltig uno nusgebebnt unteri,tht
nerben.
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Ser auslGnoiidje Tilm in ,Supan.

1Sapan bat 1910 60 SWclIilne
ultS Dem sluslano eingeiiihrt, unter
Sen europGiihen Silmen am meiiten
oeutibe. nit grobem Grfolg nun.
Sen sic beioen SlpmpiaIilme vSelt
beit", bo5u rEntrioten", nGaprit-
cto" lno .llnternebmen Mihael"
ouTgcfiibrt.
- llnterltiiben Sic sic in uuIerer
3eiting an5eigenheu 8eI6dftSleute
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&lciner Srrtnm.

"Wobnt bier IN 6ielem &aule elm
Serr Meperf"
"Sa. Was lpoQen Sic BON oem."
sd friege bon ibm @elb!"
"Gann nlllB es iih ooh nm einen
anoern Meper ban6eln, oenn bon
oieiem bier friegen Sic feins."
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Rittns6. Sen 10. Desember 1941

pornebmiter Sobn - sluaf Stief-
John - geipeien lit.
Ser quite Onfel Sris lit tot, oer
quite Snfel Sris lit tot 50 flinat
es aus Der 5erne, ipie edo aus oen
Bergen, lino Metberiuelten trageH.
mas nns bein Gnno ipiil iasen: oer
cute Onfel s5ris sina beilt,; er lieb
inns bier iebt ean5 allein.
Der quite Snfel tu,lroe Sc Sabre
aft nuo Itarb in glepelano, g., BET
ieiner sodter, Jra,t Maria Snrrea.
Snfel sSris tpar seboreu in Sbone.
bed bel gorbed, 5. Sebrl,ar 1856.
Sd0nebed lit cine 8auernidaft, etc
mas fiiblid bom Dorf 8orbed uao
srea5t at 9ebinsrabe l,ao Srinte.
ROB. ST. cine bon Sen adt 9anertt-
Id,aften. Die friiber alte nad) Der
Mutterfir6e Borbed sinaea. sssest
iino iie faIt ale eisene @emeinSen
nit sroBen &irden ae'uoroen. Sein
Sdnllebrer ipar Der alte 2eDrer GLE
mems Saierfotte, ben ct nno alte
anoern ME bersaBen, oenn ser 5oa
Sen Sunaens sic SoIen ltramm .nno
,,timmerte mot Orof'. Aub fonnte
ser Mite sic Sbren finoen l.no lang
sieben nno als Mn6enfen Sbrfei9eu
ahsteilet.
(6ortiebnng folet)
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(GortIesltng)


Sci nns inn Saus uno Bel Stein-
boffs par aues rubig se'poroen. Die
8ante nno sic Nutter batten iid Ell.
ne aroBe Slaide poa Seibipaiier nit
aebra6t, als iie sonntass aus oer
Rirhe famen ,mo batten 10 reibliben
@ebrald oaDou gelnabt: aaes nit
@eibpailer beiprenst nno eelegnet.
$aute Mina bate piele Se9ensIprii-
die bon &epelaer lmo bon 3anteL
sic lie imner beriagte. eines bat lie
mir porgeIaet uno saebetet. SD babe
es gleid gelernt uno bebalten. sic
tuar ia meine lebe. Batin. sic be-
tete: uSilf Maria, es lit 3eit, Mnt-
ter ser 8armber5isfeit; bu biIt mad=
tia uuo eeriiitet, TT @eiabren 5u ct
retten, .penn fiir WenIden Silf' ses
bridt, 1nanale bod BEN 9einen nidt,
Nein, ou tannIt bas Setl erfleben,
oeiue &inoer nidt peridmaben: Set
&c, baB bu Mutter bilt, po Die Not
on eroBteu lit. Sili Nario, es tit
Belt, @utter ser 8arulber5i9feit.
Mmen." Seit ser 9eit botte iid, Ser
@p,tf per5osen mo lieB inns in &n-
be. @arlmt9 9as mag fid ieber
Ielblt erflGrem. SD er5dble MIR Sic
Tatladen.
Dos llnsliid 6robte ,,nferm Rade
barn s5rant Moblenfamp nno fetner
eroBen Sanilie: 5ran NIT ied,s 2in=
bern; flint feline, fraftige SSt,nsens
uno Elm 01bden: Sernt Senrp,
fsranf, anton, 8ernaro, 8oie. Ser
alie Jrana ,mo feline 5rau nnS ieine
alteIten ssS',naens iuaren lau se'uor-
ben uno eineen nidt mebr tleiBtg
in sic Stride; aderten Ielbit on boben
sSeiertageu, penn mir 5.lr Stride gln=
get. 8ater itellte ssran5 sur 8eee
oariiber ,tno Iaste' ibm: sd fann
Dir iasen, SrauS oas brinst oir nno
oeiner sSamilie fem Slid; Iolllt mol
feben." 81, meinte Srana ~oer
Dtenld lebt nid)t allein pom @ebet'
{onoern ouf bolr tialiden 9rot lnO
Dos nuB ih mir peroienen. @ott bat
ia seiaet: ssm Shpeibe beines an;
eeiidtes ioait ou oein 8rot ellen.
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0eoaMfem tn0 GriHnernngelt
Bot @ep. 6raHs 5uertge8

-Das lit redt'. iaate Ser Bater,
,,aber ct bat nidt seiast, oaB on an
5ptn-. .nno 5elttasen arbeite. .nnbt.."
5ran5 iaete: sd brallde grot, bar
nm arbeite i'd ,,a6er Segen nod
mebr, oarim bette id ltno beilige Die
Gage, sa6 ser 8ater suriid uno
aine Maria Simuelfabrt nad Sbalu-
nee sur Stride.
Sda6t Rr. 81 mar sltgeIbloHen
uno nur Bater uno id), Wr. Steinboff
una Better SbeoSor sael batten ar-
belt in Ne,p Straitspiae in Ser Olo
9rop Wine befommen. g8ir 1aubten
ii6er pier Meilen Sabin laufen. Mor>
gems friib nm 5 ltbr berlieben spir
l6on infer Sams, un, ettuas friiber
an oie arbeit az fom,aet, ebe Die
Sdidt anfins. @s iuar nod 9ana
S,mfel, aber neraenflar. Bater une
Onfel 1rib liefen poraus, Better unS
ib nod. 9a fam auf einnal eiH
lanaer 6tern nit bidem fenrigem
Ropi uno lansem Sd.peii (luie elm
9eIen) bon Siiboiten iiber bas Gal,
i6o6 nor6iueitlid nno fiel bel Mobz
lenfamp in SEN &,.bbof nieoer. 8ir
iabeu es nno blieben iu Der 5erne
Iteben. 8ater uno Sufel iprahen
oariiber, lu6 8ater nannte bas elm
Serobrano; tpo ser binfdat, ba sibts
ltnaliid. go faeen alle 8anern nm
gfepe nn6 1anten, tuo ct friiber &C.:
oient bate. @ir sineen snr arbeit,
bebieIten aber oieies @efdebnis, be-
Ionoers id ,,n6 Better, I'M @eoadt-
nis. 8alo fam es audi. sead einem
Nonat bradte man Sermann nad
9aus peruneliidt I'M Sdabt @od
Rum, Nr. 8, bel Nesu StraitsDiae.
Sem synB roar 5erquetidt uno mubte
absenommen iperoen; oas anbere
9ein eebroden. SIM Serbit beim er-
item SroSt batten fid Die aiibe NOR
gems am froitieen 8lee bid gefrelien ;
orei Stiid frepierten. SIM @inter
Itorb ser Batter, Sran5 0e., an Cunt
aenent5iinoung. 9as llnsliid ipar ba.
81, Samilie Iab int GROCER gtot. Ser
Yaltor BON Sbaipnee, Hep. s.. Sans
non, balf ibnen nit an5iisen 3d.
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(ssortfebung folet)
stidt auf feline 2ei,te pallen,
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
DY Art KRENx
- 4 anvvAaa 0anf Writer

opick Metz obtained his great
~ thrill In golf when $4,000
porsons saw him sink . two-foot
putt on the 18th hole Of the Anal
round Of the st. Paul Open Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
Track Team
Wins First
Downs AIsonoe
by 1872 Count

Everything comes to him who
waits.
The truth Of that bare plati-
tude was driven home yesterday
when the Bather track team
raced high, wide, and handsome
to their first meet win of the
season. against Algonac, q team
they were originally scheduled
to meet on April %.
Not only did the local thin
clsds win but they did so In i'm
pressive fashion, taking seven
first places, the relay, and ~
out Of 104 points.
Henry Butler and Bob Ball
were the individual stars of the
meet. Butler took a first In the
high jump, and a first In the
broad jump. Ball took first place
In the pole vault, second In the
broad Jump, and third In the
high jump.
Mount Clemens also took five
second places and five thirds.
Bob Ullrich won the 100-yard
dash and Tom Donaldson took
second place. Algonac got one
two In the high hurdles and also
In the low, with Bob White run
ming third In both events. Jim
Carlos vaulted second behind
Ball. Leonard Craft took Gee
ond In the half-mile with Harry
O'Neill running third.
The 40 was won by Corn
Walters. Mount Clemens swept
the 220, Donaldson getting .
first. George Dalusky q second.
end Bob Ullrich q third. Jim
Krause won the mile and Bob
Godfrey the shot-put.
Wyandotte comes to Mount
Clemens Saturday morning.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-01
TwOAngels
RaiseDevil

ST. CLAIR SHORES - The
two Angels familiar to fans Ut
the st. Joan of Arc wrestling
shows promise to raise the devil
when they pair together In . Tag
Team match that heads the cards
for this Friday.
Angelo Leone and Angelo
Savoldi will aid and abet each
other in q design for mayhem
In their dual meeting with Nick
Billens and Mike Kilonis. All
four participants In the action
packed team matches which were
introduced 70 Michigan fans at
the st. Joan Of Arc hall are well
known to regular weekly fol-
lowers.