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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-10-30
Portersville

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Aldridge
mildred Taylor) and children of
near Dayton visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Sigler and
family.
Dorothy Taylor of Athens visited
over Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Glen Taylor
George Sidwell and family CT
GAINESVILLE visited Sunday with Mrs
Priscilla Sidwell, and at the Brice
Masterson home.
The little daughter born recently
to Mr.. and Mrs. ReXford Bankes has
been named Nanette Sonia.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Bonifant OF
Newark and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Pettet of near Roseville were Sun
day afternoon visitors at the G. Nj.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-10-30
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Lucy McKibben, deceas-
ed: Austin McKibben, whose adj
dress is Utica, Ohio, has been ap-
pointed and qualified as administra-
tor with the will annexed of the es-
tate of Lucy McKibben, deceased,
late Of Morgan county, Ohio.
Dated this 23rd day of October.
1941.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of Said County.
A. B. Mercer, Attorney. 1908
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-10-30
Stockport Route Two

Farmers institute will be held at
the East Windsor grange hall, Nov.
5 and s. Three sessions, beginning
Wednesday evening. Two sessions
the following day. Dinner, sand
wiches and pot luck. Plan to at
tend.
Regular preaching services at Mt.
Olivet by the pastor. Rev. Mccoy,
Sunday morning, Nov. O. Sunday
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-10-30

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Frank Ribble, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that Mary
Ribbie. McConnelsville. r. D., Ohio,
has been duly appointed executrix
of the estate of Frank Ribble. de-
ceased, late of Morgan county, Ohio
Dated this goth day of October
1941.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of Said County.
c. f. Ribble, Attorney. 23o3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-10-30
LEGAL NOTICE

Geneva butcher residing at 729 st.
Jean Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, is
hereby notified that James +. butcher
has filed his petition against her for
divorce on the grounds of gross neg
les of duty in the Court of Common
Pleas, Morgan County, Ohio, and that
said cause will be for hearing on and
after November %, 1871
JAMES e. DUTCHER
BY A. B. Mercer Attorney 1905
Evening star., 1941-04-30

and wide-eyed at Hildreth. Her
knees were suddenly paper, too weak
to support her, and she dropped onto
the sofa, Terror gripped her, and
she became numb and cold all over.
David said, I'VE need more than
Miss Walther's word for this. Mark
Derringer is here at this hotel. We
better have him in"
60 get him, Larsen" the detec-
tive said I'm staying here"
Nan watched David go out. She
forced back panic and the desire to
cry out to him not to leave her alone.
He returned almost at once with
Mark Derringer. Derringer, tall and
blond and handsome, looked ques-
tioningly at OBrien. His metallic
blue eyes were wary behind his
glasses.
The detective said. "Derringer, do
you know this grip"
Sure" Mark Derringer said
"She's LYDIA Mora. I ought to know
her. She's my wife" And his voice
would have convinced a jury.
Copyright 1e41, Chicago Daily News. Inc }
CONTINUED tomorrow
David Larsen isn't satisfied.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

He even described you before I
showed him picture of you
"I still say he was mistaken" Nan
said. She spoke calmly, no longer
frightened. She knew she need have
no fear. She need only reveal the
impersonation and end this. But she
wouldn't reveal 1t unless the detec-
tive persisted. She owed that to
LYDIA Mora; she had given LYDIA her
promise.
THE police are Just as sure he
wasn't mistaken, Miss Mora"
THE police may be wrong"
They may, yes. But I'd bet a
months pay that we're not"
A Potent Letter.
The detective took a paper from
his pocket, unfolded it, held it out
for Nan to examine. He said, This
Is a photostatic copy of a lf-fin-
ished letter found in the wastebas-
ket in Carmody's study. 1t might
interest you"
1t did interest Nan. Size read the
few typewriter lines with widened
eyes. 1t read:
Dear LYDIA: You may be inter-
ested to know that your Paris di-
vorce has been voided by the courts.
The name Richard Carmody can
work miracles. -"
O'Brien said, Now do you still
insist you didn't know Carmody?"
Yes" Nan said, as if she were
breathless. Yes, 1 do insist"
Let me see that, OBrien."
1t was David'S calm voice. He
came and took the paper and
frowned over it. He looked at Nan
in an unhappy way, saying nothing.
80" OBrien said, you were
married to Carmody. You tried to
divorce him in Paris, but he pulled
a fast one on you"
mo, sergeant"
He ignored that. Saying, so be-
ing in love with Eric Fabier, you
got a gun. You went to Carmody
and let him have it,
She said, mo a admit none
of that"
You're in love with Fabier, 1
suppose?"
Il should say not"
You were never married to Car
mody?"
Il was never married" Nan said,
emphasizing each word and looking
at David, Ito anybody"
O'Brien drew a heavy breath like
sigh. He said, Miss Mora, on the
14th came to your apartment and
showed you cigaret case. You
said you couldn't identify it. A de-
tective traced it to the jeweler who
sold it-and he sold 1t to you. You
had the initials E. F. engraved on
Evening star., 1941-04-30

5 and 8 o'clock on the evening OF
the 18th"
Nan Grows Calm.
you don't expect me to remem-
ber exactly what I was doing each
day, surely"
You better remember, Miss Mora" +"
Il think I was at my apartment"
"All those three hours?"
Eyes. Yes, I'm sure I was"
Miss Mora" the detective said,
ION the evening of the 18th at $50
the elevator operator in the Terrace
Apartments took you up to Richard
Carmody's apartment"
mo, he didn't take me up"
Hes sure of it."
Hes mistaken. 1t was not l."
OBrien'S face turned dull red.
He mopped his forehead with a
handkerchief and looked, as If for
assistance, at David Larsen.
David said, Its the mans word
against Miss Mora's, O'Brien."
Yeah. But I'll take the oper-
ator's word"
He turned back to Nan Bentley,
scowled at her. The operator iden-
tilted your picture, Miss Mora. He
couldn't have made a mistake. You
were carrying your hat. He noticed
that streak of white in your hair.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

aircraft gun. Eric Fabier is your
man."
LYDIA Mora was at the apart
ment." OBrien said, land Fabier
wasn't"
You found his cigarette case
there"
Maybe she left it thereby ac-
cident. Maybe Fabier had forgotten
it in her apartment. She meant
to return it. She took it out in
Carmody's apartment, dropped it,
forgot it,"
David said, No" But his
voice carried no conviction.
Nan Tells All
That frightened Nan Bentley. She
sat there on the sofa, looking for
all the world like LYDIA Mora, and
she was letting herself be accused
Of murder. Suddenly, her promise
to LYDIA Mora no longer counted.
O'Brien came to her, slowly,
threateningly. Miss Mora, I'll have
to ask you to return to New York
with me"
Nan got to her feet. She shook
her head in vigorous disagreement.
Il won't go! I've stood this long
enough. And I'm scared. Sergeant,
I'm not LYDIA Mora. /"
You're not what?"
I'm not LYDIA Mora" Nan went
to David and took his arm, clnging
to him. LYDIA Mora talked me into
impersonating her. She game me a
clever story about wanting to slip
away and secretly marry Eric Fabier.
She didn't tell me anything about
any murder. She promised me a
part in her new play, and I needed
that part so did as she asked
came here, masquerading as LYDIA
Mora. Hildreth will tell you-''
She Whirled to the woman, saw
how stricken Hildreth looked. Tell
them, Hildreth. I've had enough of
this"
What about it, Walther?" OBrien
demanded.
Another Bad Blow.
For one long moment, Hildreth s
eyes looked frightened - darting
about the room as if seeking an
escape from trap. Then: Il don't
like to say this" Her voice was
heavy, burdened. But Miss Mora
iS-wel, genius. She's high
strung, temperamental. She has de-
lusions, often thinking herself some
other personality"
Sergt. O'Brien wiped his fiorid face
with his handkerchief. David stared
at Nan. Nan stared open-mouthed
Evening star., 1941-04-30

ASSI VI his ldIio Idu a SJedOylnS
effect. She met Sergt. O'Brien'S
florid face, his metallic-gray eyes.
1T never visited that mans apart
ment. Inever saw him in my life. I
didn't know him."
OBrien shrugged thick shoulders.
"All right, Miss Mora. But we'll talk
this thing over"
He didn't believe her. Mans fear
returned, but she mastered it. She
said: I'D like to go to my room" 1"
And looked at David. please come,
too"
Hildreth Walther was in the sit
ting room writing letter when they
entered. The woman roee quickly
from her chair, eyes startled behind
their glasses as she saw the two men.
She turned to go to her bedroom, but
Nan said:
'I think this concerns you, too,
Hildreth. Please stay"
She introduced Hildreth to the two
men. Then, looking directly at the
woman, she said: "Sergt. O'Brien is
here about the murder of Richard
Carmody" And she saw Hildreth
start violently.
Nan went and sat on the sofa. She
said, "An right, sergeant. You want
to ask questions, don't you?"
Right. I want to ask lot of
questions. First, give me an &C
count of your whereabouts between
Evening star., 1941-04-30

1t. The police found it lying close
to Carmody's body. Now do you
deny being in that apartment"
Il certainly do"
you never saw the cigaret case?"
"Only once" Nan said. when
you showed it to me-"
O'Brien said nothing more. He
stood there looking down at her, an
unreadable expression on his heavy
face. Suddenly it occurred forcibly
to Nan that she was getting herself
into trouble. She was obstructing
justice. She was aiding a murderer
to escape. A chill crept along her
spine. She looked with frightened
eyes at David. He no longer looked
at her.
The detective swung about, glared
at Hildreth Walther. "All right,
now it's your turn. Did you ever
see a cigarette case bearing those
initials?"
YES" thinly. Yes, I did"
"Where?"
"In Miss Mora's apartment. Miss
Mora gave it to Mr.. Fabier as a
birthday gift-in my presence.
We'll, well! And what do you
know about Miss Mora's marital
affairs? Was she married to Car
mody?"
Hildreth'S plain, middle-aged face
was pale and she stood nervously
gripping her hands. She said, hol-
low-voiced, mo, Miss Mora was
never married to Richard Car
mody."
CarmOdy's Theory.
OBrien handed her his photo
static copy. Then explain this,
Walther."
Hildreth read the few lines. She
said, Il think this letter refers to
Miss Mora's marriage to Mr.. Der
ringer"
ITO Mark Derringer, Carmody's
secretary?"
Yes. Miss Mora married Mark
Derringer in Vienna six years ago.
She divorced him a year ago. She
thought the divorce was final"
But" O,Brien said. jumping on
that, "Derringer wrote letter re-
Gently telling LYDIA Mora that Car
mody has used his influence to void
the divorce?"
Yes, that is true"
And LYDIA Mora was sore.
She went cunning for Carmody.
She"
David came to the center of the
room. Wait a minute, sergeant.
You've got this case all mixed up.
LYDIA Mora wouldn't kill Carmody
to gain a ridiculous revenge. If
murder was possible for he, she
would have killed Derringer. This
case is something else. Carmody
was killed for the plans of an anti
Evening star., 1941-04-30

and Frances L. Chavis, 20, 1914 X
st. nv; the Rev. G. T. Murray.
FToice M McKnight, %, and Louise Bell
ford, 10, both of 7O1 Florida ave. ne;
the Rev H B. Taylor
Romeo P. Clark. 90. 1888 BladensburP rd
ne. and Leaonteen johnson, II. 1889
Montello ave. ne; the Rev. Patrick
Morris smith. So. 723 gath st. NV. and
Ellen Clinton. so 1881 G 81. NV; the
Rev Ernest c. Smith
Joseph H. Nelson. 23, 3Os D st. ne, and
Billie D Wharton, Is. San Francisco,
Calf; the Rev. William II Denney.
William R. Most. %. Oakland, Calf and
Elizabeth M Sheridan. %, Niagara Fails,
N. Y; the Rev William J. Walsh.
Richard W Poston. 26, 1401 Fairmont st
NV, and Marjorie r Atkinson. %. 1908
New Hampshire ave. NV; the Rev. John
w Rustin
Thelma H Southall. 20, 1915 Capitol
ave ne: the Rev w S Abernethy
Paul Robyn. 26. and Martha J. Arvedson,
Evening star., 1941-04-30

%. both Of 1928 Rhode Island ave. n.w.I
the Rev Howard s. wilkinson
Paul B Woodan. 90, Mt. Rainier, Nd,
and Henrietta Batten. 1905 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV; Judge Robert z. Mat
tiuRly.
Jack w Lee. "a. 352R Few Hampshire ave.
NV, and Juanita T. Young, lS. 222 eth
pl. E.. the Rev Howard E. Snyder.
James NJ. Roy. jr-, %, 27lg P st. NV. and
Lillian L. Beane. -. 3SI1 N St. NV;
the Rev. Charles H. Hamilton.
Joseph L. Jones, 81 1881 Park I'd NV,
and Dora E. Tynes "a. 1907 Park I'd.
NV; the Rev J. P Hamilton.
Issued at Rockville.
Philip Williams, 2l and Helen A. Day,
IS. both of Washington.
Hugh OSgood House, 81, and Mary Vir-
ginia Aiello, 36, both Of Washington.
Kenneth Karl 35, Norfolk. Va. and Ada
Virginia McVoy, % Boyds, Nd.
oliver Green. %, and Ida E. Brown, 25,
both of Washington
Daniel OConnor, 30, and Julia M. Car.
mody. 80, both of Washington.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

Charles P. Smith. %, and Lillian M Mar
bury: "A, both OF 1901 8. Capitol st.
the Rev. NJ J. ONeil
Eaess 80 Cneo both Of s. '9a st. ne hea Jadse Mse
Robert E. Mattingly
Frank Terrence AZ. 2l20 Bancroft pl. n W,
and Reba Brown. 35 533 21st st. ne;
the Rev. A. H. Whitfield
James A. Butcher. 3S Baltimore. and
Helen Theresa Goldbeck. 80, 2@20
st. ne; the Rev Irving w. Ketchum
Robert v. Barrett, %. 1914 18th St W,
and Dorothy L. Absher. 10. Cherryville,
N: C.; the Rev; W S; Abernethy.
Charles KurtZ, 2l, 4s47 Kansas ave. NV,
and Dorothy NJ. DAILY, 10, 5114 Quarles
ST. ne; the Rev. J. Harvey Dunham.
Richard Sanderson, "a, Ais Military rd
NV, and Lucy P. Fackner. o. 305l
Idaho ave. n.w.i the Rev William J.
HAIRY z. Kern. 81. 1911 N st. NV. and
Louise V. Spickler. 25, Weverton, Md;
the Rev. John w. Rustin.
James T. Irwin. Al. 1882 34th st. NV,
and Mary E. Brown. 81. 1880 Prospect
ave. NV; Judge Robert e Mattingly
l. NJ. Van Horn. %, 410 4th st. ne, and
Carla Rasmussen, "a. Junction City,
Greg: fine Rev w s Abernethy
Max Gratman, 40, and Silva S. eileen "a,
both of 446 Irving st. NV: the Rev. J,
T Loeb
Robert Quick, 3s, 3Os New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. ldw, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tOait three tuH days and
recetUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
Obe Glorious Illusion
by Michael 7's'r GO

The story thus tar Nan Bentley takes LYDIA Mora
100 her
broadway enabling
and Eric Fab elope lUhou public
Army Intelligence AGENT Mark
Lyda and secretary to the recently murdered ornaments tycoon
Richard Cdrmody tolo
Fu6er suspected the murder that they H
him in Puerto Rico EUen then doesn't confess identity
DdUd Ut Whom she lone but she
deceiDed
day. they find Serg OBen the police wdtng
there to arrest LYDIA Mora.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
CHAPTER TX.

For the of 10 didn't
ton it had the shocking blow thought hammered
through Mans
This detective suspected her of murder!
She have pale She
looked collapse for David
Steady, LYDIA"
She his hand held the hard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

Marjorie RoD's rs Earns Medal Honors in National
Collegiate Meet; States Team Second

COLUMBUS. July IA pretty
l9-year-old coed could hardly be-
lieve her eyes as she kept study
ing the card that brought her
medal honorS in the lS-hole quail
flying round of tine Women's
National intercollegiate golf tour
nament.
"GolIy, can't believe IT,"
Marjorie Row of Detroit, jun
Tor from Michigan State, ex-
claimed. 1--WE never broken 80
before In my life."
She broke so with a vengeance
today. however, playing a 1886
IS, five strokes under women's
par for the university golf course
Three strokes back of the ex-
cited medalist was Alberta Little
of Rollins, and Pat Grant Of Okla
homa Baptist carded the third
best score. an even par 80
Other Co-eds who broke 80 10
become eligible for the match pay
which begins today with an lS-
hole round, runs through Wednes-
day when SO holes are on the
schedule, and concludes Thursday
with the 1S-hole final included:
Eleanor Dudley, University OF
Alabama, 81; Betty Mackemer
Rollins, 49, Frances Anna Nc
Gamma. St. Mary's OF the Woods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Carter Captures
Midget Feature

Duane Carter. his car COM
pletely rebuilt, returned 10 the
Motor City Speedway Monday
night after an absence OF 10 days
TO win the feature event by half a
car length from Art Hartsfeld,
veteran Detroit pilot. Chick Sta
pleton, Pontiac, finished third.
In the pursuit race, George
Whitman, Detroit. paced the field
with Carter and Mel Hansen fin
iShing behind him. Johnny Sings
won the consolation"race. followed
by Jimmy Brock and Bernard
Kelly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Owen Suffers
No Conclusion
international New, service Wire

NEW YORK. July Catcher
Angelo Giuliani was recalled from
Minneapolis of the American AS
ISOLATION today by the Brooklyn
Dodgers TO replace the injured
Mickey Owen on the Dodger
roster.
Owen was felled in the second
inning of the game against the
Phillies yesterday when Hurler
John Podgajny's first pitc h
smacked him above the left eye
Iinflicting a laceration that re-
quired six stitches.
X-ray examination disclosed that
no bones were broken and doctors
said Owen did not suffer con-
cussion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

night at the Polo Grounds in p
round return battle and it's a Cinch
one Of them is going TO be well
scrambled.
The West Forty-ninth street
vegetarianS, sometimes known as
bookmakcrs, say that ZiVlc will
do the Scrambling and are offer
ing 81 odds they are correct.
The boys base their analysis on
the very important fact welter-
weight champion Zivic has been
fighting steadily all year while
.ummy hasn't been in action since
last November Is a date he would
just as soon forget.
That was the evening when Mr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

"a; Mary Lou Eaton, Ohio State
SIS; Ruth Thomas of Hillsdale,
Martha B. Bakin of Miami and
Dorothy Hicks of Western Re-
serve. SIS: De borah Morgan
Michigan State; Marjorie Wendell
of Skidmore College, and Betty
Putnam of Arizona L., SIS; and
Mary Jane Wilson, Bouve Boston
School. Eddell Wortz, Stephens
and Mitzie Levine, Western Re-
serve. S9'S.
Rollins won the team title with
l6l aggregate. Michigan State
was second with 1853, Western Re-
serve third with 176, Ohio State
fourth with 1873, and Purdue fifth
with 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
WdtrOus-RusseI|
Top Pro-Lddies
BY 6 Strokes

The Oakland Hills team of a
WatrouS and Margaret Russell
toured the Dearborn Country Club
course in 70, one over par, TO win
the annual pro-ladies tournament
They had a siX-stroke lead over
the second team
II was a two-ball affair the
player taking alternate hits at the
hall Watrous and Miss Russell
had three brides. three on the
second hole and tours on two OF
the par fiveS on the back nine
Both players were hitting the ball
we'll They were out in par and
back in one over
Mrs. Fred NJ. Alger and Joe Bel
fore Of the Country Club took low
net honorS with II. The net
scores we're determined by using
one half OF the combined handi-
caps of the two players, Before
and Mrs. Alger was the only other
team outside Of the low gross win
ners 10 break so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Nsb 5]a2s
II BY BOZ 1llv4doy
Kiefer Plans National intercollegiate
HandbdH Meet at L. of ID.

rke Keer he Official custodian The athletic equipment
at the University takes vacation from ms
No. hobby-handbsI
The Duke will play bandbal with any one anywhere any
time. .,~~
Chiefly because Of unbnded enthusiasm for the sport
handban has enjoyed growth IN popularity on the
rzrus The schools two regulation courts are
in almost constant and in school and out
We dropped Dukes office at the Titan stronghold
days ago. 1t bserng not day and II seemed 10 Us
LOT Of work lust deep breath The thermometer was
in the high 9Os thought the thermometer was
guilty undersatement.
In walked the arrayedn his handba toys and drip
ming wet PRESENTATION streaming from his face and his gym
suit looked as though just been rescued from the Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Scranlbling Party
It's Scheduled Tonight in NeW York When ZiUic
Comes to Terms With BUNNY DaUis

CD Davis, on the verge Of first
round knockout-if not kayo-
went loco, berserk, or what YOU
will, and landed an even dozeh~
low, foul punches 10 Zivics groin.
When chastiSed by referee Billy
Cavanagh, BUNNY tried for a
placement field goal. with Cava-
nagh acting as the football, but
only succeeded in kicking Billy IN
the stomach.
This show Of temper positively
shocked our fair boxing commits
sion and in his sternest. military
manner. Gen. John j. Phelan.
board chairma, and his assistants.
suspended BUNNY "for life
even longer II necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
lake First Place

Briggs Beautyware captured first
place in the Michigan-Ohio Soft.
ball League by defeating Big Si>
of Pontiac, Al, at Mack Park last
night. Hudson NJ. p. trimmed
Wurms. 20, and Welsh Girls de
feated Paris. ID, in other games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Montgomery Kayoes Jones

WASHINGTON. July 1.-GNS)
Bob Montgomery Of Phila-
delphia, ranking lightweight con-
tender, scored a technical knock
out over WishY Jones Of Louisville
in the fourth round Of scheduled
l0-round bout last night. Jones
was too badly cut at the close OF
the fourth round 10 continue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01


smith 43-47-ea- 50
Brsnch 47-43-so.1O-so
Jack Whitney Miss Doro-
thy Murton t6-43-ss-lo--'s
Alex Ross-Mrs, l.. q.
strader 43-4S-hp WI
msr $3.50 -e-si
Waiter Scott Mrs A. n
Heinz A-4s-a2.i2- So
Faust Bianco-Ann Austins 45.4l-s6 81
-ffurteF- MeNs.ghs Mrs-Asa
Wilson 4O-4F-N 80
J.ffriss a5.ii--s4
snydep H4O-si -s-72
brown 4244-s6 IN
otto Kinds Shirley spork 45-43-ss-i0--7s
1Bnl GrahAmMrs. J. n.
| DiVisser h-43-A -5-Is
Johnny Malloy Mrs. Joe
LANCE 42-A-s So
lA WAtrous Margaret Rus
sell 36-3S-4S liz
IClarence Gambler Mrs
Donald Weiss 42-3s-s0 Us
Charley Hngendorf Mrs.
A sanderson ei-l7-H
Ralph stewart Mrs Grace
| Rollins 46-4h-92 SIS
Nlger Jr. '' 3s.u 70 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

pounds in the last hour, ana
feel fine"
We began to see what peo-
pie meant when they said kiefer
was crazy about handball. AS
he made preparations for a
shower, he began TO tell us about
his newest ambition. He wants
10 stage a national intercolleg-
late handball tournament at
U. of D. next year. It's an am
bilious project, but the Duke
thinks he can swing it. He prob
ably cam too.
When. he began his one-man
crusade for handball at L. of D.
a decade ago, the sport was al
most unknown on the campus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
THEY SCORE 81

Ernie Shave and Mrs. II. ID.
Snyder Of Meadowhrook had sec
ond low net honors with u.
They had a gross OF 81 and a nine
handicap.
Johnny Malloy. former king Of
the Michigan amateurs, made his
first appearance this year. lie
paired with Mrs Joe LANCE and
n &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

thorough job selling game students and faculty mem
alike he finds himself charged with the RESPONSE
bty managing dozen major campus tournaments in the
of the school year.
He's especially proud Of the fact that the 1889 alumni doubles
tourney biggest doubles competition staged in Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
International News service Wire

NEW YORK. July 1.-Two of
the hardest boiled eggs ever dished
up by that famous clout chef,
Uncle Mike Jacobs, Fritzie Zivic
and AL Dummy Davis. meet to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
PLAYS for Hour on Hot Day

Just finished great game Of handbal.' Mr. keter eX-
nained in answer TO unbeeving Nothing like
a fast game to make YOU fit hot day. lost seven