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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-07-31

The United States is in an unlim-
tied emergency, the serious nature
of which on one questions.
Thoughtful Americans cannot but
be puzzled and disturbed that so
grave a situation, calling for the
maximum in united effort, has not
brought about cessation of the
backbiting and recrimination that
have married the domestic scene in
recent years.
Park County (Mont.) News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Travelling Keg|er
Shoots 700

First 700 series in the Western
Division of the Detroit Travelling
League today was credited to
Newton Keathley of the Fort
Boulevard team.
Keathley hit that figure on the
nose as he put together games OF
as his team took four
points from Vernor-Livernois No.
l by shooting 2971 over the
weekend.
John Vacek of Leary's in the
same division. would have topped
easily except for a let
down in the final game, which he
entered with 513. Vacek opened
with 247, stepped up the pace with
266. but sagged to 186 for 500.
Other high individual counts in
the Western sector were: Jim Di
Meglio. 657; Harry Bridge. sol;
Ed Brichta, 646; Bill Luoma and
Emo Jolson, Gas; Joe Stahovec, GAP,
and William Boehm. GAL.
Indian Village paced the Eastern
Division with games of 999-93l-
1877 for BOOB. Carl Radzom led
the team with 205-222-263 for
500, high for the division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Ends
Auto Club
Streak
STANDINGS

Auto Club, unbeaten since the
start of the season, was tumbled
after seven victories in a row by a
surprising Sans Club last night in
Triple A of the Detroit Basketball
Association.
Just as much a surprise was the
size of the score, 1894, with Sans
completely outclassing its rivals
from the start. Tom Wray, with
Is points. and Art La Pointe. with
Is. helped humble the Auto Club
five. The victory put Sans in Sec
ond place.
Jaglowiez Giants pulled another
upset by trimming Harry Suffrin,
52-37, Eddie Lukaszewicz pacing
the winners with 10 points. In the
other Triple A contest, Great
Lakes checked Arthur, 43-42,
Larry Bleach and Roy Mapp each
tallying 13 points for Great Lakes.
Ditzler. Langschied. River Rouge
and Winston qualified for the play
offs as the first half season ended
in Class A. Ditzler swept through
eight without a loss. downing
Hutchins A. C.. 30-f3, last night.
In other games. Dave Latter ran
up 80 points as Winston swamped
Rayls,@ SID IJaglowicz A C e S
edged out Bob Cats. 1926; River
Rouge beat Crosse Pointe Neigh
borhood, 1921, and Langschied
whipped Tool Shop, 1925.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
81. John S PAGES
Lutheran Pin

st. Johns of Wayne, with a 2S7S
total including a 330-pin handicap,
was leading the regular division of
the annual Lutheran bowling
tournament which opened over the
weekend. Richard Blankertz led
the team with 544.
Messiah No. 2 was second With
2S73, followed by st. John Yanks
2S70 and Pierce's 2760, a 622 by
Herman Manske featuring the
latter. Truman Pioch of ST.
Thomas Cookies had 266 middle
game in 622 for the nights single
high game.
William Deutsch Five was in
front in the Mt. Zion booster diui-
sion with 2346, First English
Lutheran topped its booster class
with 2255, and ST. Matthew paced
the open boosters with 1852.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Walter MehI Given
Fitzgerald Trophy

BOSTON, Jan. 81. - GNS)-
Walter Mehl. who came from Wis
consin TO run the fastest mile
recorded in Boston, :097-today
was slated TO receive the Fitz-
gerald Memorial Trophy. en-
blematic of the outstanding per-
Torrance at the Knights of Column
bus track and field games Satur-
day night.
Mehl received 81 points in the
balloting by sports writers to 26
for J. Gregory Rice, two-mile win
ner, who won the award last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

Defeats
Riggs

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Jan,
II. - Lanky frankie Kovacs,
.clown ing and temperamental
prima donna OF the Winter tennis
circuit. yesterday repeated his VIC
tory over Bobby Riggs al Orlando
a week ago 10 win the mems
singles title in the Florida-Wcst
Coast championship tournament.
Kovacs won 1911. 2-6. 6-2. 6-l.
In the women's finals, Mrs.
Sarah Palfrey Cooke. sixth rank
ing amateur. carried off the tourn-
ament crown by defeatin &
Dorothy May Bundy. ranked third
nationally, in straight sets. rs
81.
Neither Elwood Cooke or
Pauline Betz, tournament cham
pions last year, defended their
titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Chene |ronnb1y
Wins Sweeps

Young joey Paulus. Chene-
Trombly captain. combined for
267-204 in SCI as his team bowled
1030-1o50-9SS for 306S to tor
a field of % other clubs for first
prize of $50 in Ernie Bolle's FIVE
man sweepstake at Southeastern
Recreation last night.
He was ably supported by Joe
Green and Mike Tesla with SIT
and 602, respectively. 1t was Capt.
Joe Norris 245-258-227 for 100,
however. which enabled his Stroh
outfit to come through with 1912
967-1006 for 3045 and SIS for Sec
ond. Cass Grygier had 629.
Third and $50 went to George
Bryant's Schmidt with 100S-972-
1858 for 3033 Chef Bukowski get
ting 213-212-233 for 65S and AL
Kopitzki 244 in 624. Henry Ehrle's
Coca-Cola landed fourth with 1888
for $50,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Wydndotte Tops
Skate Meet

Wyandotte skaters dominated
the Down River Championships
conducted Sunday at Burroughs
Slip hard by the Detroit River.
Benjamin Yack. recreation COM
missioner of Wyandotte, who is
also president of the Southern
Michigan Skating Association, said
that ISL skaters from his city
EeorSe, River Rouge and Trenton
competed in the events.
go ya-ds-Won ~ Steve shuster W
FEank STORAGE 1Nl, second AWE "siAis
go ysrds-won by shustsr; wsiiE's, sec
Mn.-won ny sssk.r WE Hughes tw).
sscono Wenks third.
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
go yArds-Wnn BY John McCrea. CIV
Roeer, rcor.s Kaufman tEeorssl. second
EeKinAld Leblanc = Eccrse thiF7r
$50 yards Won BY William Hgghss'
tEeorss). Mecrsa (N). second; L~blane'
@.to y..d.-wsn By MecreA; Leblanc.
seesHa Hughes thife
JUNIOR BOYS
40 vards-War By william Peaker W.
JACK ensi,sr tw). second; Isny "eitko'
sse ssra,"wsn by R.sksr: Lowell with
e-up fWl, second: William Albright tWl'
4to vsra,-won BY Beaksr; witherup
(W). second Mahan W.. ihird.
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
20 yards-won by Eileen Nrnoiter
twl Cecilia Robbins tEeorsel. second
virginia Horton (EcaTssl, third
go yards-won by Ahhoner Robbins
ferond Horton third
JUVENILE GIRLS
900 vards-Won by Jennie RGnantaA p
AZ iva, Loretta Fiiipkowsk (Wl, sec
ond Helen pucihsek wv third.
JUNIOR GIRLS
22n yards-Wcn by Mildred LaRus 'N (.
Kaiherins Broughtou t~), second - only
two entries. =, .
40 yArds-won ny LaRus; Philkonski
(Wl. second. DzIwaiEk W. third.
JUVENILE BOYS
22o va-ds-wcn by Jack BAIRD, tWe p;
Fred ClAsson Cw). second; Jim Leblanc.
third. -, 49,
Barred. second Dave Pete t")' tnha'
100 vards-Won by Arthur Coils, tWD :
csri Schwartz (Ecorse). second Ear cafes
V: go ysrds-won by PHI Rushlon. Cw)
Cola. second. Gates third.
MIDGET Girls
a2o yards Won by Jean Harrington,
WI. Joan Johnson, second FRANCIS
Barnes 1wl. third - 800.
44o yards-Won by harrington LAX "a
(W) second johnson. third.
CRADLE CLASS
22o yardt-Won by David Church Nv
Jerry Harrington tw). second: Alex Pod
said wv. third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Lou Nova Has Fever;
TonsiIeetomy Delayed

MADISON. Wis, Jan. 27.-INS)
Lou Nova. heavyweight boxer
who hopes to get a shot al Cham
pion Joe Louis soon, today was
suffering from a mild attack OF
Influenza.
Nova was scheduled to undergo
a tonsilectonlt yesterday but the
operation was postponed when 1t
was discovered he was running a
slicht fever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Not Enough Says Rookie

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. IL
(INS)-A second unsigned con-
tract was returned to the Gin
cinnati Reds today by Neil Cliff
ford, Oakland rookie catcher.
Clifford asked Warren Giles,
president of the Reds. that he be
farmed out TO the Pacific Coast
League if his undisclosed terms
were not met.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Ruth Recovering
From Flu Attack

NEW YORK, Jan. 27-QNS)-
Babe Ruth, the former home run
slugger, was reported somewhat
from an attack of the
flu today but still not feeling so
well at his home here. He con-
tracted the FLU" fishing through
the ice in New Jersey two weeks
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Official Entry Blank
Detroit Times Gold and Silver Skates Derby
Saturday and Sunday. Feb. 1 and 2, l04l

Events he Entered by Michigan Skaters Only
: 0"''' u Decathlon Championship ''''''
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SENIOR woMENs soTFE HER, MICHIGAN 11s CHAMPIONSHIPS
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INTERMEDIATE BOYS so MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
nc and II Years.
G asoYds q 44oYds q M-Mle Q 1-Mne
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
us and II Years.
Q aaoYds Q 4oYds q h-MiIe
JUNIOR BOYS souTHr .sS i, MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
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= MOTHER AND DAUGHTER RACE-1-sfle
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
State Archery Mark
SET by Whitmarsh

A new Michigan state record
was chalked up for archers yes
terday when Lewis Whitmarsh of
the Highland Park Archers shot
734 for small target during IN
improvement tournament. This
target is "a inches in diameter
and the shooting is done at 30
wards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Nova Flu Victim

MADISON, Wis, Jan. II
HNS)-Lou Nova, the California
fighter who jumped back into the
heavyweight title picture with his
recent swift kayo of Young Pat
Comiskey. was under treatment
today for what was described as
a mild attack of influenza.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Cue Tournament
At Half Mark
International News Service Wire


CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-The 1871
world three-cushion billiards tour
nament reached the halfway mark
in its 31-day run today with a half
dozen veterans showing the way
TO a few other veterans and a
flock of hopefuls in the field of Is.
With Willie Hoppe, the defend
ing champion, scheduled TO open
his defense tomorrow. the halfway
point in the marathon tourney
found a trio of veterans unde-
feated in six games, and three
other winners of five games in six.
The undefeated leaders were
Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia, a
former champion, and two peren-
NAL challengers, Jay Bozeman of
Vallejo. Cal, and Allen Hall of
Chicago.
In the runner-up spot with five
victories against one loss for each
were Welker Cochran of San Fran
cisco. three-time winner of the
crown: Jake Schaefer OF Cleve-
land, who finished second behind
Hoppe last year, and Art Thurn-
blad OF Kenosha. Wis. who was
world champion in 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Sisler Reappointed

CHICAGO, Jan. 27-tINS)-
George II. Slsler. former major
league baseball star with the St
Louis Browns. today was re-
as high commissioner of
semipro baseball for a five-year
ferm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
SuTrin Increases Lead

Harry Suffrin went three points
in the lead of the Metropolitan
Hockey League with Il So victory
over United States Rubber last
night at Olympia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Rapids BowIers
Rule The Roost

LANSING, Jan. 27.-Four new
leaders-all from Grand Rapids
ruled over the thirty-eighth annual
Michigan state bowling tourna-
ment today as the fourth weekend
of competition was completed.
All that was left of Detroit's
top scoring achievements of last
week was the 1853 mark held by
Detroit Gasket in the five-man
regular. In all other divisions, pin
men from Grand Rapids scared to
the top.
In the singles Walter Bruer
took precedence over. last weeks
leader, Ed Hanson OF Pontiac,
when he rolled 6S6. Bruer COM
bined 214-215-257 for his singles
aggregate.
One pin behind Hanson with 676
came Victor Szeiva, also OF Grand
Rapids. Szeiva worked In a 623
doubles score and SIS in the Ave.
man to command the all-eyents
with 1877.
The new doubles mark was set
by Therman Gibson and Walter
Kubasiak with 1275. Gibson rolled
1877 235-259 for 6s1 and Kubasiak,
S0-234-1S0 for 594 Coal Heavers
of Detroit relinquished the five
man. booster lead when Hawkeye
of Grand Rapids came through
with a 1886 score.
Two high game marks also were
set over the weekend by Grand
Rapids keglers. Anthony Chappini
went one over the previous high
singles game score with 279, and
the five-man regular team OF
Twentieth Century turned in the
high team game, 104S. Chappini's
279 was in Twentieth Century's
third game, the same which set
the taay,a yarnrd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Detroiters Keep
E|ks' Leads

KALAMAZOO. Jan. 27.-De-
troit held all the first places in
the twenty-fourth Annual Mich;-
gan State Elks tournament here
today and with Kalamazoo shared
most OF the positions in the list
OF leaders in each event.
With 6S of the ITO teams having
rolled, the Detroit Mineralltes
1880 still was on top with Kala-
mazoo Miller Boer1nans in second
place with 3013. Only two other
teams have hit $500.
In doubles, Johnny Crimmins
and Jim Marshall of Detroit COLI
tlnue to lead with 1890. George
Turner and Cliff Reinhart, Kala-
mazoo, took over second place with
124l. Turner getting 651 of the
total.
Crinmins' 100 in singles and
1885 in all events still is far in
front. Elwood Griffith, Kalamazoo
school teacher. took over third
place in singles yesterday with
games of 21i, DDS and 237 for o76.
Leaders:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Scratches
International News Service Wire
AT UIAIFAu PARK

INTERNATIONAL News Service Wire
AT HIALEAH PARK
Weather, clear: track, fast.
First Race Remembering. Sweep
swinger. Scotch sage. Hard Carry.
Second Race-Cherriko, Magic Lady,
Stop Loss. Nancy '.
Third Race-Spalpeen. Tragic Ending.
Brave Action, New Book.
Fourth Race--Dorkip, Maeline, Handl-
boy. Woodyale Lass
seventh Race-Gourmet, Stockboard,
Brown slave, Frlsun.
Eighth Race-Couutess Lena, Pick
Out, Erins Sun. Hide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Employment Agencies
Male Help-Saiesren

4 sALEsMEN-2 with cars. to travel
Michigan and Ohio calling on business
and professional men. Must have good ap-
pearanoe and be willing 70 work accord
Ing to INSTRUCTIONS Tor so per week car
allowance and transportation arranged
Apply 10 70 IL a. m. or 70 5 p, m,
today. L. Zimrnersi PARK Avenue Hotter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Deatb lotlces

BERG-Jan. 81. 1871. Of 1903 Mcclellan
avenue. suddenly. Della. beloved wife Of
Ole. dear mother of Mrs. John Boyle. sister
Of Mrs. Nell Boyle. stephen. Charles and
Frederick Nichols. all Of Saginaw. Mich. :.
grandmother Of JAYNE. Josephine. Frederick
and John Boyle, member of l. c. 3. a.
No 1851. Remains in state at chapel Of
Lingeman Brothers. 1885 East Grand hou-
levard, at Palmer. Notice Of time later.
Saginaw papers please copy.
EAsON rs. 1871. Jane NJ. wife Of
the late Capt Alfred George Ehson:
mother Of Harry Eason. Mrs. James Gerow.
Mrs. william Benker Mrs Lawrence
Penny and Mr. Alfred Eason. Funeral
services at the residence. 3009 Ninewood
avenue Thudsday AZ $50 p m.
FEIN-Jan 25. 1881. Frank Of 1915 Miller,
beloved husband nf-AnnA Miller Eelnr-
dear father OF Mrs. Rose Grsbman, Fran
ces. Margaret. Fred and Ernest Lauener.
grandfather Of three grandchildren Funeral
service Tuesday ? p. m at A. II. Peters
funeral home. 12o57 Gratiot.
GRESHAM Mary, Jan. rs. 1883 orleans,
beloved wife of Paul Gresiak. mother
OF Mrs. Leo Lavendwsky and Walter Gre
Lawrence Burbary Mrs Charles Trione of
Oklahoma, and two grandchildren. Services
Sis wednesday morning at r @. and
@. r. Harris Funeral Home and at 900
ST. Augustine Church.
MAkIIN-January "a, Harry p. suddenly
al West Palm Beach. Fla. beloved hus-
band Of Hazel: dear father Of sandra
brother Of Frank II. and Mrs Karl b
schwarr. Detroit Joseph T. and Mrs
Walter Nelson, Chicaro. Raymond NJ.
Palestine Ill: Mrs. william +. Irwin.
Gary. ind: Mrs f r. Richardson. Rob-
inson, H., ana Mrs A. - Weyer. Kan
sas City. Mo Funeral from George r.
warwick Funeral Home. 1923 f. Grand
Blvd. Wednesday, ?. m. Interment In
Forestlawn.
PACCI - Jan. "a. bominick beloved hus-
band Of Mary dear father Of Frank,
Peter. Victor and Mrs. Michael sfefani
Funeral from residence. 1913 Seminole,
Monday. g.l5; san Francesca church
1000 A. m
PEIZ-Charlts beloved husband of Rose
dear fatherAof Raymond. brother NJ Mrs
Herman fsfchald ann Mrs. earl t,urtha
Funeral service Tuesday. .. NJ, al the
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Death notlfes

ROsT-August, Jan. a. l94l, beloved hus-
band OF Mary. dear father OF Mrs SOPHIA
Fox. dear brother Of Mrs. Martha Hoen-
schied Funeral Tuesday al 80 a. m. from
funeral home Of John J. Piorkowski. 1913
Trombley street; services Immaculate Con-
ception Church at 1000. lnterment Nj.
Ovet Cemetery.
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husband Of Lillian. father Of Vivian and
Edward Jr, brother Of Mrs. Mary Baezoid
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nt4NBH Rt.-IaeeA- beloved husband Of
Marian. Gear father of David MA. JACK
pe~gamen, William Sarah Mrs. Henry
schwartz Henry. Samuel and Lola serY-
ices al Lewis Bros. Funeral Home, if5s
John r. Tuesday at p, m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

RUSSIAN Rheumatism Herbs for artIrius
neuritis and stomach. MARY Adams. slf
Easf Genesee. EAginaW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

sPEEDwE LL-consuitstio Is > m;
biblical science classes. Friday. p. n
305 Eliot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Beauty Culture Schools

DEL MAR BEAUTY SCHOOL
40 Blvd Btdf.-- Northumberland =BlHd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
SUMMER PLAYERS IN 'PENNYWlSE'
Apple Orchard Theater in Litchheld Announces
 Seasons 3d Offering

The Apple Orchard Theater pre- cents ssPenny Wise, its third offer ing of the season at the Litchneld PlaHhouse, Litchfield, Conn, July 18th through July 20th, 1t ts an- nOunced by Dlone Lewis, producer.
 The play is Q hilarious drawing room comedy to be directed by Francesca MendelSEohn who is to be with the group for the refnatnder of the season. He has formerly di- rected extensively in Europe, having worked with Max Reinhardt in 'The Eternal Road" On Broadway he directed Kurt Weill's Three Penny Opera" Among his many talents he also excels as concert cellist.
 In the role of Penny, the title role, the company Is fortunate to have Martha Greenhouse, who dad So ably as the nun in 'Tsaddes in Retirement, and as Mrs. Douglas in George Washington Slept Here.
 Robert Reeves as Gordon Is well cast as the "eternal male" The cast includes Laura Mcclure as Martha and Dee Foster as Tina the @other wosnen"; George pillette as Je6 and Violet Duke Barnard as Catherine.
 Since Ne have received % many requests for Sunday night perform aElces, Dione Lewis announces that she win have Q new schedule. Pro- auctions viii run Tuesday through Sunday night weekly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-14
DECISION PENDING
 ON WAGE INCREASE
Chase Brass & Copper Co. Likely to Make Ruling
 Retroactive

The Chase Brass & Copper Go. will not make any decision on an additional wage increase of two cents an hour for its employees until late in the week, according to Rodney Chase, assistant secretary and di- rector of public relations. Several key officials of the company are out of the city and will not return for several days.
 The company is expected to grant the raise, following the lead of the American Brass Go. It would be in addition to a raise of six cents an hour given in May.
 MT. Chase said that workers would not suffer" because Of the delay, indicating that the raise will be made retroactive to last week.
 The meeting on the raise question will probably be held Thursday or Friday.