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FARMS FOR SALE.
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PEsRAh.EE BE. LIST ssT: YR Stock Vol aotaeso aa
% %s.4e5 a Land within as. s5 mi; nj Of D &.
Ell e RSoN s9as9se co NA l0aa aao sneas eE e s14s
line on Marlboro pike-6-room house. tile
bath, running water, full basement NV S.ns n'
~ modem qess 3faF SaTsse woods
streams grape arbors. Priced SC2ou
Can be seen SATURDAY afternoon or sunday.
Call Hillside O77S-W.
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-FARMs. ACRE
aFHoMPsoN aFe .9gn homes aRq lSIo %ontgoReTy ave-
Rockville. Md Rockville 444. Open ewes
and sun.
OWNER SELLING 65-ACRE DAIRY FARM
nice house. modern conyenlences. stsVsI
pit: good locality: will sell stock and TOOLS
also Phone Ashton 3026. -
FARM 36- A. BARNS CHICKEN HOUSE.
garage. 7-room frame house: 3 mi =; e.
$4,000 OWNER. Falls Church SO4-W-l /:
COMMUNE WITH NATURE;
On 1e3 acres. about cleared, with
beautiful lake covering about 35 acres:
fed by bold stream: old BUILDINGS. in need
Of renar close 70 sood read pRdcs snd sse
H. 3. MITCHELL, Herndon, Va. Phone 13E
BIG BARBAINsl
Bungalow, - Acres, 81 800.
Bungalow, 3 Acres. 81 800.
BUNGALOW. s Acres, 81 500.
Large Residence Village. So 800.
These and Many Others.
Take Route :.
TIDEWATER REALTY EXCHANGE
Huehesville. Nd.
MONT. CO., MD, BARGAIN.
About 10 min drive from Olnev Inn:
135 acres Of fine Chester Loan soil in
hiqh state of cultivation; all fenced and
well watered: good 6-room farm house:
electric, available: large bank barn: shin
ping milk to Baltimore: sll for $500 to
settle an estate; $4,000 cash, balance 30
years at 3ia",
JOHN A BRICKLEY. Exclusive AGENT.
Barr Bldg DI. 1321. AID. 61S9.
Evening star., 1941-05-17
HERBERT P. LEEMAN, ATTORNEY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
uoldins H5atsS nor IoI the DISTRICT Of Columbia
ministrs stion.--This is to Give Notice :
1hat the subscriber, of the District of
SSoiumoia. S has obtained from the Probate
ddsSIsmentsry on the estate of Mary
GSnlIoress' late of the Dis lrct Of Columbia
neeceaSeo. All persons having claims against
ene same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
sufdn ssuftnentlcated to the subscriber. on or
otherwise they may by lew be ercIn5sd
IRON all beneht of said estate, Given
1nair 1naf my y, hand this ssth day of April,
81. Sc. (SeaIl Attest: VicToF z
MERSCH. Deputy Register of wills for the
DIstrict Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1941-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
FRANK ]. wTDEMAN, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
bosS,n States for the District Of C9lgm5is 1S
the subscriber. Of the State Of Florida. has
obtained from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia. Letters Testamentary
Of the District of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
before the 5ih day S'' Of May xD. ia4S;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate: Given un-
der my hand this 5th day Of May. ~ |.
hnAN tns Dem1 IIiIs bESMH, oTi6 faS Hd
THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court myl1.243l.
HOGAN a. HARRISON, Attorneys.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the DISTRICT of Columbia; Hold
tration-This is to Give Notice: That the
subscribers. of the District of Columbia
and the State OF New York, respectively:
have obtained from the Probate Court OF
mentsry on the estate Of George M. Jones.
late OF the District Of Columbia. deceased.
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
authenticated. TO the subscriberS. on or
before the 10Th day OF May. AID. 1912;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate. Given
% is4fl dH GEORGE Ro N. Ms JONES. JR.o " West. vest
KFAN JONES, yR., 9" No = Anderson % Bldg,
Gins3dsisga SeS xSrk pess. sfs - Asi w
for the District of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court. my17.24.3I
Evening star., 1941-05-17
:. STANLEY HOLLAND. Attorn.y-

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the District Of coIumbis
no.olna Probate Court-No 5s 0O2, Ad
m lnlsltation.-This Is TO Give Notice. That
me subscriber, of the District of Coiumbis
mas mas ootalned from the Probate Court Of
me District of Columbia. Letters Tests-
is,e OF the District of Columbia. deceased
~ persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
authenticated. to the subscribe IN ~
oetore the Both dsy of April, AID. ja4S;
ffrnerwiSe frnm aif they they may by law be excluded
Under its hand this 9Th day of Nav. Iaai
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST COM.
rhNY: A BY; EARL G. .JONSCHER. Assist
8. MERSCH, Deputy REGISTER of wills @ fnr
me District of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court midi
Evening star., 1941-05-17
RAYMOND GITTELMAN, IIOS Natl. Press
Bldg, Attorney.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
District Of Columbia TRUCK
ING CORPORATION, a corporation, 342
South Capitol Street. Washington, d. c.
Plaintiff VS.. ERIC ELECTRIC WELDING
COMPANY, a corporation. "a lie June
Road PALMYRA, New Jersey, Delendsnt-
No. 3ag -036.-ORDER OF PUBLICATION
IN ATTACHMENT. The object OF this
suit is 10 recover Four Hundred Seven Dol
lars and Ten Cents tS407 l0D. with in
terest at six per cent 1851 from June 5th.
1910, and to have judgment Of coroem-
nation OF certain property of the defendant
levied on urdeI an attachment issued in
this suit TO satisfy the plaintiffs claim
II is, therefore,, this 29th day Of April.
tSsi; oTe1rea C tnao me oelehoaht appear
exclusive Of SUNDAYS and legal holidays
after the day OF the first publication OF
this order to defend this suit and show
cause Why said condemnation should not
be had: otherwise the suit will be pro-
ceeded with rs in case of default. GEORGE
c. AUKAM judge tSealD A true COPY.
Test: BLANCHE NEFF. Clerk. my3.1O,17
ARTHUR PETER and w. H. BADEN,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Mr.. OLNEY MD.-ESTATE OF 6 ACRES,
beautifully handicapped. large brick house.
& bedrms., baths: all modern conv.;
servants quarters, 2-car garage Open
Sun, 1-5 For information call WO. 9240.
BROOM STUCCO TOURIST HOME: AMI.
1-acre garden. beautiful shrubbery; on
Route 55 in Marshall. Va: established
tourist business. MRS. J. F. KING.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, NEARBY
Pennsylvania; 80 acres. shaded lawn, or
chard, gardens. tennis court. Emerson
Evening star., 1941-05-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WE HAVE A CASH BUYER: GIVE RENTAL
schedule, trust and expenses quickly to Mr..
Whiteford of McKEEVER & WHITEFORD.
D1. 9106.
LARGE SERVICE STATION OR GARAGE.
Apply by mail, 1880 No Fairfax drive.
Arlington Va
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Detr0iters Hit
StateKC.

GRAND RAPIDS. Jan. 20.-De-
troit bowlers ran away with the
team competition in the Knights
of Columbus state bowling tourna-
ment here over the weekend at
the Twentieth Century Alleys.
taking over he first five places.
DeSantis went into the lead
with 2675 while the Maxwell took
second place with 1851 Orling
made third 18th a count of 2649
while the Bishop Foley mol of
Dearborn landed fourth with a
2625 count. followed by the Ralph
Bourgeois With 25S9l
Cart Baumgartner Of Detroit
rolled into second in the singles
with 6l2. Joe Studley of Grand
Rapids elHng to the lead with GAL.
]. Dunn and NJ. Bokumiewiez of
Detroit grabbed second in the
doubles with a 1901.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Wins RepIay
Auto Men Beat German Team, 20, in Second Game
BaUariaHs Shut Out Koiping at st. Clair Field

The much acknowledgements
German-United National Amateur
Soccer Cup game went off without
a hitch Sunday afternoon at
ChrYsler- Field and saw the auto
men take a 20 decision
In the first attempt to play the
game, Referee Francis Mcnamara
awarded the contest TO Chrysler
when German players pushed him
around for his decision on a goal.
National Commissioner John J.
MacEwen recommended to the
committee that the
game be replayed. The committee
so ordered and also suspended
Halvar Boman and Fritz Karla.
Both Boman and Karla ignored
the suspension order and played
against Chrysler yesterday. They
claimed they received no official
notice. MacEwen claims he will
ask the national committee to fine
the German United Soccer Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
.d||i(k Tackles
RiCdrdoCortez

Leo Wallick tonight makes his
bid to become a five-time title
holder when he tackles Ricardo
Cortez, Spanish holder of the
junior heavyweight title in the
Arena Gardens.
Wallick, who has held the belt
twice, /, will attempt to piledrive
or dropkick the Spaniard into de-
feat. At least these are the two
methods of attack the former
masked man has been using lately.
Cortez won the title Dec. % and
has held it just q days. He is q
fine flying tackler. The match is
best two in three falls.
Bull" Montana and "Reb" Rus
sell, the two meanest 'meanies"
who have shown recently at the
Gardens are to clash in the semi
final which should be plenty rough.
John Pesek, Nebraska veteran
wrestles his second bout here in
as many weeks against Hans
Schnable. The show starts at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20

refusing -to obey The soccer
laws
The first Chrysler goal was
scored on a penalty kick after 30
minutes of play by Tom Feffans.
Jimmy Goodfellow was pushed
from behind by German fullback
Bjorn Lagerkvist, and Referee
Jack Wilson awarded Ghrysler the
penalty try which Ferrans made
good. A triple pass. Mark Molly
TO Neil Campbell to Tom Syme
accounted for the second tally.
Two other soccer contests ended
in shutouts. Bavarians moved
close to the second place HisPaRe
team in the Michigan Amateur
League by scoring three times in
the last half to beat Kolping, at
st. Clair Field. Joe Dumon, Fred
Mertenes. and Fred Neaukncht
counted for the BaVarianS. New
Detroiters beat Polish-Americans.
80, at Northwestern Field and
German B forfeited to Venetians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
JOE PONTONE GETS Gil

There was only a single switch
IN Class c but il was a good one
when Benny Pontone's Ford Tool
and Die No. 10 did a fine job with
92S-e4s- 1874 for 2S10 and fourth.
To add 10 his brothers Joy Joe
Pontone fired 255- 233-199 for GIT,
the best series of all divisions to
date.
Ken Brichta's Elgin Five created
quite a stir when it tumbled- 2144
with 979 middle game for the
drivers seat in Class d. Jerry
Beaton was the pacemaker with a
new high single of 247 in 613. How
ard Martins 242 in 567 was the
highlight of Lou Stroster's New
Fairview Rec. mailing third with
26S7.
United Auto Workers Local No.
z from Chrysler-Jefferson and
Kercheval plants dominated four
of the five changes in Class (.
The march of Mitchell Ellis Motor
Blocks to fourth with 1885 and
Tom Joseph leading with 588 was
topped individually by Alois Mel
Ringer, who tipped 210-221-224 for
655, mind you, to give Hougl
Brockett's Tillman sixth with 1851.
Harry Kubiak of Tony Kaspero-
wicz' Polish Bank set up a new
high series mark in Class d with
234-242 in SAG, although the team
didn't reach the board with 2497
Orville Rex 613 and Ed Litogiot's
COZ were outstanding in this class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
.eCosky Fu|fiNs
An Ambition

FfcGosky is still a kid at
heart-that is, when he sees a
camera.
The brilliant young Tiger out
fielder was downtown late Satur-
day to appear on Judge John D.
Watts program for the mile O.
dimes, sponsored by station WXYZ
and The Detroit Times.
McCosky noticed a Times cam
era man in the crowd, and he inn
started out to fulfill
life's ambition.
1--WE always wanted to cover
IN assignment, he said let
me make a couple Of pictures"
It's hard to say mo when Bar
ney turns on his million dollar
smile. He ended up with the cam
era The pictures of 10 10 White
and Mike fresh stand as proof of
his ability as snapper"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Skate Results
SENIOR MEN

SENIOR MEN
Total points-Vincent Bozioh, Detroi,
$50 Terry Browne. Detroit so. Art Brown,
Detroit 40: John Hebert. Escanaba, 81
Dick Russell OF Detroit and Joe Mcdonald
Saginaw. 20 each, George omelenchuk,
Sundays Results
$40 yards ozieh. hrst Art Brown
second; Mcdonald, third Time a.
one mile Bozich. FIRST Hebert, second
Russell third. Time 3:Os.o.
Five mle-Bozich, first Terry Browne,
second. Mcdonald third. Time 10 $40.
SENIOR WOMEN
Total points-Bonnie Doyle of Saginaw,
Ito. Esther Wrona, Saginaw. so: Helen
wrona Saginaw. 40. Mildred Kurecka,
Saginaw, 10
Sundays Results
$40 yards-Won by Doyle Helen Wrona,
second Esther Wrona, third. Time ass.
Mile-won by Esther Wrona: Doyle,
second: Helen Wrona. third. Time 3;0s.s
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Totals -points=Dorothy Koinis, Saginaw.
90; Margaret Cook. Detroit. so, Agnes
Wrona, Saginaw. 40.
sundays Results
$40 yards-Won by Koinis Wrona. sec
ond Cook. third. Time "a.
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
Total points-Tommy Saunders. Detroit,
90; Russell Wilde, Detroit, Don Lutes,
Saginaw and Bill StoH. Of Escanaba. 30
each. Ed Hirn, Escsnana, Lennie Nc
DouEal Flint. Ted Oldenkamp. Detroit. 20
OF Detroi; 10 each.
sundays Results
40 yards-Won by Saunders olden-
kamp. second Kenealy third. Time 4l.4
stoll. Esesnaha, second I'd White, Alpena,
third. Time Os.2.
JUNIOR BOYS
Total polnts-Dan skibs. Alpena 81.
Jimmy Koinis Saginaw. so I'd Finnegau
Wyandotte and Bill Piper Alpens. 80 each,
Saginaw. 20 each, Robert Perrin Escan-
aba. To-
sundays Results
40 yards Won boy BID Piper. Alpena
Dan Skiba hlpena. second Jimmy konis
saginaw. third Time 446.
Mile-Won by Dan Skiha Ted RAY
second. Koius. third. Time 3 10 :.
JUNIOR GIRLS
Totd points Lila Mae Ness. Fscanabs
n Florence Wrona. Saginaw. so. Mar
Lou Doty. Escanaba. 30. Lorraine saoe
Sundays Results
40 yards-won by Wrona: Nsss sec
ond sabe. third. Time SOL.
$50 yards-Won by Wrona; Ness sec
ond Doty. third. Time SO S.
JUVENILE BOYS
Total poirts-Gerald Skiba. Aipena l2o
JDhu " lnollnEr saginaw, ~ Jhfh Nhf
pene. Detroit. 30. James Barron. Escans o
and Carl HubsL Alpena, 20 each. Jerr
Oidenhsmp. Detroit. 10
sundays Results
$50 yards-Non by Skiba Warpells
second; Barron. third Time 80 =
Mile-Won by Skiba. Winding. second
Oldenkamp. third Time $3.50.
New state record. old record 3.23 l, hel
by George PTiem Of Detroit.
JUVENILE GIRLS
Total points-Heien schwalbach. Escan
aba. so Shirley Civens Of Flint ana Mar
Place Of Detroit tied with So f
SUNDAYS RESULTS
40 yards--Won by Schwslbach; Place
second Ovens. third. Time BAD.
OPEN EVENTS-MIDGET BOYS
Total points Won by Jerry Hart, Saf
iraw. 50 Russell Hunt Detroit. 30 a
sFiba. Alpens. 20, Robert Auhe 81 Alpen
and Dave Winding Of saginaw. 10 each
sundays Results
$40 yards Won by Jerry Hart Al saiba
second Dave Winding third Time 81
CRADLE BOYS
Total poiHts-Jeifn Hush O.Donncf
Alpena SO. Bob Johnson. Detroit O.
Hush spence. hlpeua 20
sundays ReAAslts
220 yards=Won by O DonneN. johnson
second, spence. third. Time %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Skating Winners
In National Meet
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)


heavy dramatic touch of the two
day meet, Bonnie Doyle OF. Sag
NAV. a young lady who seems
destined to win The Detroit Times
Gold Skates derby at Belle Isle
February IL, supplanted the
Wrona sisters, Esther and Helen
of Saginaw as queen Of the senior
girl skaters.
After winning twice Saturday
Bonnie won the 440 Sunday but
dropped the mile to Esther when
she failed TO start her sprint soon
enough on the last lap. Bonnie
has 10 points 10 Esther Wrona s
so and Helen's 40.
Detroit only other winner OF
n state title. besides Bozich. was
Tommy Saunders in the inter-
mediate class who captured 60
points to give him a substantial
lesd over Russell Wilde Of Detroit,
Don Lutes of Saginaw and Bill
Stoll of Escanaba who tied for
second with 80 each.
DOiOlIly hpllllS VI odSllld"
skated away with the girls inter-
mediate title when Margaret Cook
sof Detroit. her most serious chal-
lenger. spilled on the final turn Of
the 440
The Skiba family Of Alpena did
right well for themselves in the
two-day meet Fifteen-year-old
Dan Skiba won honors in the
Junior boys group while Gerald
Skiba, -. swept every race in the
juvenile events.
= In the non-championsbip classes,
Jerry Hart Of Saginaw dominated
the midget boys while that voting
flyer. John Hugh O'Donnell of
Alpena swept 10 victory in both
Of the cradle class races.
Only two records were SGT dur
ing the two-day carnival Satur-
day. Dorothy Koinis covered the
20 in 23S. eclipsing Kily Wal
lace's old standard Of 246. Sun
day. Gerald Skiba reduced the
juvenile mark of George Priem OF
Detroit. az one AInile from 1921
TO 3:I5.9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Auto Club Wins
In Overtime
STANDINGS

You can carry Auto Club into
overtime, but you can't beat them.
For the second time this season,
Harry Suffrin bowed to the I'M
beaten Auto Club five in overtime
last night at Holy Redeemer in
the feature game in Triple A OF
the Detroit Basketball Association.
The score was .l6-42. with Auto
Cub winning its seventh in a row.
After blowing a seven-point lead
in the second half, Frank WorZ-
MAX tied the score at 39-all with
a free throw in the, last minute
of the fourth period. In the extra
session, baskets by Jack Piana and
Charley Pink and three free
throws were more than enough to
down Suhrin.
Other Triple a games were
typiCally close ArthurS faltercd
the second half but downed Jaglo-
wic1 Giants. i6-l2. with Mike 10th
scoring - points for the winners.
Sans won nip and tuck contest
from Great Lakes. 47I1... in the
last minute Bob Kerr and Art
La Pointe getting 10 points apiece
fo- Sans, as Roy Mapp scored Is
for the losers.
Ditzler remained unbeaten IN
Class a. chalking up its seventh
in a row with a 4i-37 triumph over
Winston In other games, River
Rouge trounced Bobcats. 40-21
Rayls nosed out Tool Shop. 1874
Langschied swamped Neighbour
hood Club. 5O-33. and Hutchinson
A. c. won its .rSt game by beating
JaglowicZ Aces, 1852.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
ST. Agnes Upsets
Redeemer, 25-24

Providing one of the highlights
of the 40-game mems CYO
basketball card Sunday, St Agnes
Heavyweights upset Holy Re-
deemer 25-24.
The defeat toppled Redeemer
from the lead of the West Heavy
weight division and allowed St
Gregory's cagerS to ease them
selves into the top spot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
BdyIey Leads Rangers
To Win Over Champs

Flint Brockwoods, state polo
champions. today are on the short
end Of a 3D. count IN their games
with the Ivory Rangers. thanks
10 Nolncy' Baylcv-<
Baylcy scored nine cons as the
Rangers won 1i-l1 victory
yesterday at the State Fair
Coliseum Homer Bergman.
scored seven goals fro the Crosse
Pbinte Zephyrs who debated the
Lansing Redwlngs, 1863.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Scratches
At HIALFAH PARK

NFaIhff, rIeHF, tfAek, last.
Tirsi Raee-Tripod. IacohriIe. Bolute,
DaisN
second Hare-Im the GUY, Gypsy
Monarch, sylvan Den. Nancy '.
Third Raec-frandeur, Easter Rabbit.
Darby Dita. Embrace.
Fourth Race = aecaTo, Quaroma.
kleig Light. Copta.---==y---
Tim Race-Take Wing, Fancy Free.
sixth Raee-SnoW
seventh Rars-Fstsy BsgOne, Prince
Derrk, AIca. Queen Feho
Eighth Raee-Wayriel. OutbOard. Just
Tourist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Detroit Pinmen
Get Top Places
State Meet

LANSING, Jan. 20. - Pinmen
from Metropolitan Detroit left
their mark" on the thirty-eighth
annual Michigan state bowling
tournament as they gained 35 out
of As top positions in the third
weekend of competition at the
Spartan Alleys.
Leaders changed in every divi-
sion, high marks in the five-man
regular and booster. doubles and
all-events being grabbed by Dc
troiters, while the singles lead
went to Ed Hanson of Pontiac.
Hanson rolled a series of 206-
257-214 for GIT to eclipse Thomas
Levy of Plymouth. who knocked
over 653 pins the opening week.
Hanson's middle game, 257. was
tured by five consecutive
strikes, a spare, strike. spare
and three strikes,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Rangers Break .JinX
Nep Workers Beat Wings for First Time Here Since
1899 Before 10, 256 Customers
Continued from First Sport Page)

second period which ended with
Detroits goal.
Howe hooked the puck in center
ice, angted through middle of the
Ranger defense and passed TO
Eddie Wares on right wing.
The Calgary Blackjack sent in
a sizzler at Kerr and although
Davey saved he was not ready for
the shot which Motter drilled at
him a moment lated from 30 feet
straight out, after Howe had
flieked him the rebound. Motter
had time to get set and he fired
a high hara- one to theleft corner
which Kerr lunged for in vain.
The Wings tried TO Keep the
pace, but were very evidently
firing when Neil Colville en-
gineered the winning play and set
up a shot for Lynn Patrick in front
of the Detroit net. Mowers beat
Patrick, but he couldn't beat Mac
Colville when the chunky one of
the brother act bounced on the
puck.
The cripples commiserated with
their losing mates after the game,
heard Adams discuss his hopes for
strengthening the club before the
game with Americans here Friday.
Some strengthening must be done
if the club is to keep second place
away from the fast-closing Boston
Bruins who are now one point
away. Last nights was the sixth
Wing game without a victory, a
streak that includes two ties.
PRAISE FOR MEN
Abel is expected to return
which will enable Adams to
send out intact his best line of
Abel, Crosse and Wares. From
indianapolis will come either
Center Connie Brown or Kenny
Kilrea. The presence of the speedy
young find. Eddie Bruneteau from
Omaha and five days rest for the
club should also make difference,
in Adams opinion.
The Wing boss has plenty OF
praise for his men in defeat.
1.-THE gamest bunch I've ever
had and that includes our STAN
ley Cup winners" said Jack.
DETROIT RANGERS
Movers f...... o ...........-.. Kerr
Orlando ......... r. D,............. Pratt
stewart e.,s..... L. D.......'. Heller Heller
Z Bruneeau Il ........... watson
NJ Rruneteau -. r. W....,....... HeNtell
Howe .-.... $500, l.. w 800 - h,iit'
Detroit spares-Wares, Crosse Lis
corbe. Goodfell5w. Motter Fisher
Ranger spares-M. Patrick. l. Patrick
NJ Colvne " Coville. Smith Coulter
Pike Mcdonald. shioioky; .,,--,.-
Referee-Mickey Ion. Linesman-Charles
McVeigh. - o,o
No scoring.
PenAity-Couter
SECOND PERIOD
detroit: Motter WARES Howe 6:ia.
Penalties Orlando, Heller. Motter' y.
THIRD PERIOD
Rangers; Watson heller HextalD, 2:i7
3-Rangers: NJ Colville IL. Patnek-H.
Colvillel, 1919.
Penalties None
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
THREE MEN SHORT

They saw and they cheered as
the Wings held their own in the
first period, peppering Goalie
Davie Kerr and standing off the
Ranger assaults with Jimmy Or
lando, Jack Stewart and Edible
Foodfellow dividing the defense
duties for the night They saw sgd
Howe start the play early in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
TAKE NARROW LEAD

New doubles leaders were Clio
Gardner and Walter Neizgocki of
Detroit Indian Village Gardner
and Neizgocki upset 1894 pins TO
take a narrow lead over the Paris
combination from Detroit, John
and Henry Gavie. Neizgocki had
CAT in his doubles series and GAL
in the singles which was good
enough TO take sixth place in the
standings.
The Gavie brothers. present
holders of the Detroit city doubles
record with 1904, combined 600 by
John and $50 by Henry for their
1880 Neither Gavie was able TO
place in the first 10 singles.
In the five-man regulars. Detroit
Gasket jumped into the lead as
predicted. A 92l-1008-1030 series
for 1853 gave the Gasket quintet
I2-pin lead over ]. J. O'kane OF
Ann Arbor. which chalked up 2947.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20

tensely as the fans, while their
mates. none too fresh after the
7e0-mile- train ride which topped
off their..hard game in Montreal
the night before matched II men
against
They watched the Wings battle
against one of the toughest teams
in hockey, while short three men,
with six spares against nine for
the packed Ranger lineup. They
watched Jack Adams scramble his
lines almost frantically in an eff
fort to keep pace with the New
Workers. as Coach Frank Boucher
threw fresh forward lines Oh the
ice in rapid succession in an effort
to wear down the Detroiters.