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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
RUSSIA:
Il Defense

Though the defenders of Moscow
had been putting up brilliant and
tenacious battle, it had become
evident that only a military miracle
could save the city.
Perhaps weather miracle might,
but though there was snow on the
battlefields, and more was falling
from time to time, there seemed no
diminution in the ferocity of the
German assault, or the man and
machine power with which it had
been delivered.
Of special interest to men inter-
ested in military maneuvering was
the Nazi method, aided by its mar
velously mechanical forces, in shift
ing the pressure suddenly from one
front to another.
Moscow was assailed from three
from the northwest, along the road
from Leningrad; from the west, along
the historic "Napoleonic highway"
and from the southwest, following
the route from Orel.
Discounting wild rumors (there
even had been one report that the
Russians had recaptured Orel and
Kalinin, two vital points lost at least
a week before) it was apparent that
the Germans had been able to make
two lines out of the three-roughly
called the right and left wings Of
the assault.
There could be little question that
the cost to the invaders in men and
material was heavy, but also there
was little doubt that the retreat
of the Red armies had of necessity
been swift and heavy drain on
the Soviet material.
Grandiloquent Nazi claims of the
smashing of Timoshenko's "eight
armies" and the collapse of Russian
resistance were perforce discounted
as wishful thinking on the part of
the Germans as daily gains dropped
from a score of miles to a matter
of hundreds of yards.
The Russian defenders on one day
would be calling on their reserves
to battle smashing assaults on the
right, and then just as suddenly, be
compelled to meet the same sort of
action from the left.
Diplomats moved out of the city;
the report was circulated that the
government had moved to Kazan.
Ivan Maisky, Soviet spokesman,
asking for a complete pooling of
British and Red resources, pledged
the nation to fight on regardless
of Moscow" -showing that the
''we need miracle spirit was para
mount even in the highest circles.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
Made a Good Job of IT

Walking through the wood, the
artillery officer was very sur
prised to see a number of his
men climbing trees and crawling
through the bushes.
whats the great idea?" he
snapped. What do you men
think you are doing?"
'Well, SIR" said the sergeant,
"we've camoufaged the gun so
well that we can't find it."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
UNREST:
More Are Slain

The Axis answer to the new front
within the main fronts-the resist
ance and unrest of the conquered
peoples, continued to be given
through the guillotine, the heads
mans AK and the firing squad,
chiefly the latter.
The daily average of those put to
death in the various countries was
between 40 and so. The arrests and
imprisonments formed much high
er figure.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
ASK ME- %
ANOTHER 4
The Questions
A General Quiz


1. What Roman emperor made
Christianity legal religion for
the first time?
2. Do forest fires kill fish, and
if so, how?
3. How much pressure is exert
ed by the atmosphere at sea
level?
4. What is an apocryphal story?
5. How does the Black sea COM
pare with Lake Superior in size?
6. What is the largest city in
the United States not situated on
navigable water?
7. Who wrote: 81 keep six hon.
est serving men (they taught me
all I knew; their names are What
and Why and When and How and
Where and Who?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
The Answers

/. Constantine (the Great).
2. Yes. The alkali ash washed
down by rains into the streams
and lakes kills the fish.
8. Pressure of 14.7 pounds per
square inch.
4. One of doubtful authority.
S. The Black sea is five times
as large.
6. Indianapolis.
z. Rudyard Kipling.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
SUPPLY RACE:
In North africa

British and German armies faced
each other on the relatively quiet
desert front, and military CORE
spondents believed each was afraid
to start a general attack unless the
reserves of supplies guaranteed
fairly certain success.
Therefore, back of the front lines
a race had developed, and trained
watchers believed it might be weeks
or months before one side or the
other would gain sufficient lead.
General Auchinleck commanded
the British, while General Rommel
was the German commander. It had
been four months since the last
real battle on the desert front, wrote
one correspondent.
The British are receiving enor-
nous quantities of goods via Amer
lean ships calling at Suez. They
were said to be arriving faster than
they could be handled
The British now have, it was said,
thousands of motor trucks, and
enough light, fast tanks to make sew
eral motorized units. There are
hundreds of new fighters and bomb
ers of the latest types.
These developments, it was felt,
would, within few weeks, or
couple of months, be reflected in a
terrific British drive in North
Africa.
But the Germans and Italians are
not idle, and the British Mediter-
ranean fleet, harassed constantly
from the air ana by submarines,
has been hard put to it to make a
serious dent in the shipping lines
from Europe to Africa, constantly
laden with military supplies for
RommePs forces.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
TOTO:
Il NetU Regime

Another blow of shocking impact
had been the sudden resignation of
the Prince Fumimaro Konoye cab
met in Tokyo, and the princes
replacement by General TOTO, thus
forming frankly militaristic gov
eminent
1t had been reliably reported that
the Konoye resignation had been on
a basis of this government is un-
willing to accept responsibility for
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
On the Face of It

When the UiSitor ,cas shorCn into the
managers priuate room he remarked:
"ThGt netU clerk of yours seems a
hard yorker
'Yes," replied the other; "thats his
specially"
"Whaf, toorking hard?"
'No; seeming to"
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
WEEKLY NEWS ANAL YSIS
BY Edward C. Wayne
u. S. Destroyer Kearny Makes Port
Under Own Power After Torpedoing;
II Crew Members Reported Missing;
Japanese Form Militaristic Cabinet

EDITORS NoTEwhen opinions columns
lReleased by Western Newspaper Union -
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
Rrave Man

The brave man is not he who
feels no fear, but he whose noble
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30

DES MONIES, IOWA.-Jim
Harlan, IotUa state conservation
commissioner, and Jane Wilson
,Uere on hand to see an egret be-
gin its flight back to the South
by means of artificial ,Uings. The
bird tUas fixed up toith man
made "fappers" and sent from
the Des Moines airport after its
feathers failed to grow fast
enough Jollo,Uing an injury. 1t
tUas to be released at Ne,o Or
leans and ,UiI be out of the
northIands before ,ointer sets in.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30

soul its fear subdues, and bravely
dares the danger nature shrinks
from.-Joanna Baillie.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
No Stopping 1t
Can't On
That Sort!

SIS that man annoyed with you?
I notice he didn't return your
greeting"
ooh, he lives next door to me.
He never returns anything"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30

line with sashes attached at sides.
The bow at the shoulder is a fem
mime touch which gives this apron
a daintiness which will make it
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Pattern No. 1880 is in sizes "a to 4s.
Size SO requires 215 yards 32-inch materi-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

Da5u branden mir feinen beienoeret
@abltas. Die Gliidliden, 8epor5ue-
ten, ipelben oie Borieh,ns bieIes
hebre 9rioiles uno oieie Madt per'
lieb, 0, tpie benetoet man iie, oteIe
Musertpablten llm Die @eleeenbeit,
ibr 2eben I'M Dienlte Der NadItenliebe
opfern 5u biirfen! -
ltniere Siibrer iollten enblid) bie'
les tuunoeroolle Bribilegilim ufiibren
su biirfen", tpiiroieen, iid bieIer ebre
uno Bflidt erinnern uno Ser san5en
Menidbeit als eutes 8eiipiel poran.
leudten, su ibrem eisenen ,no ibrer
Mnbertra,tten 8oble.
@enn mani bieIe Soeen bonn DRIFT.
liden Stanopunft aus betradtet,
miro ser ebrlide unb ielbltlos beufen.
Sc Nenid 5ueeben, ooB ser tpirtldaft.
lide Nufbau oer iosialen Heform Dor.
angeben mllB, nur - nadoem Der
gequdlten Neulbbeit bas gottgeipolte
Hedt sl,tetl miro, fann uno ipirb Ser
aufbau sltm bornebmen Menidentum
allmdblih in sic @ege seleitet iuer-
oen. - Narg 9adelmeier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
Mittssedj, ben 5. G,6rmar f941

tiers, tuelde bon ieben Dollar 90c
Yrefit ra,t6en; nir 10c bon iebem
Dollar lit bon realem @ert fiir nnier
2ano, aber - oieie ner,uegenen 8al,-
Der atno ltnteroriider ieelider @ereh-
tisfeit nnb Woblfabrt unierer Sea-
tion, bieIe frinlinellen @elomagnaten,
forbern ieben 9olar in bart berbien-
tenn @elo suriid - 100 Brosent).
Ser oenfenbe l,nb unl bas allgemei-
ne 8obl belorgte amerifaniide 8iir-
ger faun bieie faum glaublide Sat
fade idtper beriteben; Die 5iibrer I'M.
feres ionIt 70 lpltnoerbaren uno gott-
geIesneten 2anoes iollten bon iebem
Diirger unb ieber 8iirserin se5tp,,n-
gen tueroen, gemaB ben Stat,tteu I'M.
ferer &onititltion au banoeln. Rob
ftebt uns 8eoorsusten oieles berrlide
Brioileeium 3,1 @ebote; laBt uns 1tn>
fere beilise Bflidt erfiiaen uno ben
RonereB beItiirmeu, bieies er0Bte
9iubernis in 8e5ug auf Sen tpirt-
fdaftliden Aufbau in ,nierem lido
nett Amerifa au bebeu, burd ben @i=
oerruf bes uSeberal Heierue aets".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

Organiiationen. oer miro bieaeid)t
bod oas WiBtraueu 5oriters aegeu.
iiber Der seiltisen abriiitrlng in
Deutidlano begreiien fonneu. @euu
ein Heftor ser ltniperiitat 8erIiu auf
oem Stiftungsfeit bes 8ereins oeut.
Ider Stuoenten ipreden fant: rYreu.
6en lit bas 2auo Ger itolsen lmo
Idimmernoen @ebr. 9amit lit es oas
@rllnofitnbameut bes 9eutl6en &ei-
Dies. Sieies Bre,Ben tpirs ipieoerer.
iteben umo nit ibm aud 9elttldlanS"
= Ser miro beritebeu fonnen, tuenn
ein S0rlter, Der 9eutidlauo lmo iet.
men 8eg CUR 6reibeit uno s,,m @liid
gang anoers iiebt, ser BEN 8ee Der
Sre1noe bon Ser ibinmernoen 8ebr
als einen unbeilpollen SSrripeg anIiebt,
immer iuieoer mabneno, tparneno uno
aufriittelno feline 5timme erbebt. -
s. 8 Sdndarb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
F0RNl'S AlpENkRAUIER

to etae aussesetdhaete 9saeutdttsfett aare.
eeuse WeStStm, bic felt aber 5 @eaersttswee
betaaat aab im gebraatb 1T. Sts u ass
1s nsrfdbteseasm mebtstntideu warsetw,
Qsdutera nab HHauSeu bersefeat. Mtpes.
frduter lit etue bursRsltdbe YteetSta. 90
tutrh letdt nne ntise aut Masea aas ets.
aetueibe Mnb btlft 10 Der 3atnr, thre roget
md Rtse yerbaauass. uHb MnSidetbunaSs
faattionem aassnthbreu. Mtpeutraater bat
rtae srRnsliae Sterfade Btrfnas; es 6ttft
ber Satisseit bes 8aaeus; reauttert bea
Stnblsaas; Sermetrt bic MasthesSnus sasts
bic RtereN; htlh mnS beidaienntat Ber.
baauus. ssenH Stre Seid,Derben auf feties.
haite Serbasang nns ansiGeibana. sara6.
Suftibren Hub, ieiea sic ntd,t entmutiet iueH
assere Neest8tneu nitht sebstfex babeR.
4auien ste aad beute eine Itaidte Mlpems
frdmter nnb Rberteasea ete I'D ietbH sss
beR gorsAseu.
. gsrnt's Sett.pet etutment - Gin aatts
feptifdaes Sdmers rsitaenbes Ytittef ieH abeS
SO sahreW TIM &ebraadt. S6nsIe 2tnbes
rsns BET rhennattidseu aus nearatstides
Gdmersen. mnsful3Ien 8adenidsmerseu, Net-
zen sser idsaserSsnben 1aasteta, SerRaa-
dbnasen. StoRtunnSen pber 8erremtmasems
ju6enben pser breaueaben Sakea. atHberHb,
BGrMenb. Spariam.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

SSabreu in Gooington, 9p. Sic bit.
terldBt ibreu @atten, 4 &inoer, Is
gnfel mo 2 llrcYfel. @eleriu felt
mebr ols So Sat ,eu.
s S acob $ a I nj er selt. am II.
San: 1871 in Srenton, g. S. su-
ter 2eIer.
@ 60. @ruebl> geIt. am 6. SAT-.
1911 in Baltimore, We. Alter 2e-
Ter.
Ntrs. Marp &rus eeb. am 81.
Wtai 1854 in 9eutldlano; selt. ant
%. 9e5. 1910 iu 9etroit, 0tid.
Sic binterldBt einen 8ruoer in
9eutldlano.
Soiepb WaIler, eeit. am 1sten
Sanitar 1871, uobl porberettet, 1T
ct. gta5ian5, Bis. Sansidbriger
2eier uno &obltdter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

Rebmen Sic feline manStisea @baR.
cen nit rSbrer Weimabbeit. 4rautbeis
brimst Not umb Sprsen, fdspGdat Sbre
2ebemsfraft nnb beraubt Sic Sbree
2ebensfreube. Sci eintretenber 3raat.
belt, ,uena Sic cine Soaasfrau fias,
tuirb bieiteidt Sire 5anstlie nernad,-
IdiIst; iuemm Sic ein Arbeiter FaS,
mag fi4 Sbr Giufommea nerrinserw
mnb Sie mnb Sbre san5e Jamilie tet-
ben- Biele Geiben tuie 5. y. seto5tw.
Hide GrfdltMngen, NerpsEtGt, Bers
bauunasft6rnnsen, Masenperitimmtun.
sen, shlaf. mnh AppetihpHsfeit itue
pftmals amf febterbafte 8erbaaauG
mnb fanttisuale S1artleibisteit 5sria6.
oufAbren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

8eridieoene Srsane unlerer eng.
lii6en Sagesprelie entiesen iiA iiber
oie unmenIblibe Sotuns Don Srrlin.
nisen, altersihmaden uuo Berfriip-
pelten i'm Ra5ireib - i,no nit &edt.
Dieielben 8ldtter fiuoen es aber am
Blab, Die eutbanalie (Werep &illing)
unlerer aer5te gut5ubeiBen, ein Ser
fabreu, tuelbes ebenfaus nidts an-
oeres lit aIs NenI6enmoroI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
&ober &eiM4

Inn Dte Nelnbett oer Solts1eele auf'
5ltnebmen unO ibm 6amit oie Ieste
Sreue su balten. ,,Bas billie es
Sem &eniden, tuenn er bie san5e
@elt setpdnne, an ieiner Seele aber
S9aben litte' (Nattb. 1926.
Sun 9esember 1927 fonnte man
nod in 9eutIdlanb bon fatbolilder
Seite leIen, INN muir aug ser Siille
ser 3ontroperle iiber sic 8ebeut,tna
6oriters bas erite 8eite beraus5uerei.
fen: ,,es lit moslid, oab 5oriter in
ntonben 9iaeen falid iiebt, DAB er
oielleidt Sen fran5oiiiben SrieSens.
luiaen su eiinitis beurteilt, ben Gin.
fluB bes ,Stablbelms' unb anoerer
nationaliItilder gerbdnoe IN Oeutld.
lano iiberiddst, oaB, pie Sic ,aues.
burger Boit5eituns' einmal meinte,
Ser politiide @influb Ser Sdarlatane,
oie bom Rabefries trdumen, eleid
gtull lit. gs mdre aud, moelid), Dob
5oriter ednslib falid iebe Sbn bes.
Iueeen aber unter Die 2anoesperrdter
rebnen su tpollen, oas tpdre nnieres
grabtens cine oel,tlde Sdmad. Gs
ift bieleibt nidt untunlidy, beute ein'
NAL 6ie nationoliitiiden 8latter bar'
at 5u erinnern, oaB Der bon ibnen
uno al'd bon ,uts nit eetpiIier Gin
IdrGnf,,ng eefeierte 8egriinoer oes
bel1tiden Surnens, 2ubtpig sSabn,
1919 1lnter bem &erbadt, bodperra'
teriibe 8erbinoungen 1nterbalten 81
babclL bon ser preuBiideu &eeierun9
oerbaftet, sit 5luei SSabren Settings.
baft beratrteilt mo oas &erfabren
gegen i'm erlt 1924 eingeItellt tuuroe,
aber bennoh ser poli5eiliben s(ufit6t
l,nterporfen blieb. ltno nande fatbos
lilden 9ldtter mohten mir oaran er.
innern, baB ser bon ibnen Dor 5pei
sSSabren onldBli6 ser $50. @ieberfeDr
leines 8eburtstages gefeierte Soiepb
bon @oerres au6 bon elmer prelBi>
lden &egierltng als nunoeutlber"
Wann im Sabre 1919 CUR 6ludt &c.
5ipuneen tpurbe. Seer ein tpenig iu
ser beutiden @el9ibte betpanoert ilt,
Ioute ood 5ur goriid)t in i6nem l1r-
tell iiber Mdnner beltimmt perben,
sic auf ieoen SAT- burd ote Sabre
bes> 8irfens Dor bem @eltfriese se.
5eigt baben, baB ibren ein gan5 be.
ionoeres Sormat eisen lit. llno tper
Die iiingiten 9aten nad bem Belt-
frieg nod nibt gan5 pereeilen bat:
ben &app>8utId 1920, bic grmor-
bune @atbenats ltno @r5bergers
1922, oas 3apitel ser Sdtpar5en
9teidsmebr 1926 uno Ole 5entetuoro-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
Sooesam3eisem t

Hep. Sobn S. Ct ieB, seb. am item
Nob. 1879 in 8aperu, fam /. S.
1888 NIT ieinen glteru nab Mibi.
gau unb madte im ct. Srauci5
Seminar in Ntilmaufee ieine Stu-
oieu uuo tpuroe am "a. SUM- 1908
bon 9iidof 8idter in Der ct. Mn-
oretps aatbe6rale, @rono Napios,
Nid,., gum BrieIter setpeibt. Seine
erite prieiterlibe 9atisfeit entfa1-
tete er in Der ct. sSoiepbs @emein-
De, bierauf in Der ct. Warp's Sir
DIE 1T @rapling (t90S) unS
fdlieBlid in Der ct. &arp's Stride
in @rauo 8apios, Die er felt 1920
berIualtete. Am "a. Stunt 1923
feierte er iein ilbernes Brieiteriubi-
ld,tnt. CT itarb nod stueiiabriger
9ranfbeit IN @rano Haptos, Ni1.
Or binterldBt ieinen Batter, 1 8ru.
Ser, t Sdtuelter, 3 Reffen 1tno eine
Ni1te.
Nrs. Anna Sba afer-S h arl,
geb. am 9. 6ebr. 1872 in Bagen.
ihlueno, 9aoen, fam 1892 nad
Nem godel1e, N. g., uuo itarb oa,
ielblt ant 16. San. 1941. 2eier
felt 1897.
@ 1T. ~ iiller, GET. ant 20. San.
1911, nad 5lpeiluodiger 3ranfbeit,
I'M sllter bon sc Sabren, pobl por-
bereitet, in Sprirgfielo, .. gr
binterliBt 3 Sobne uno 2 9od-
ter. sllter Sc ier.
german Goes, geb. am 23ten
Stt. tsto in alfbauien, 9r. San-
nober, Selttidlano; eeit. ant 25.
Suli 1910, tuobl borbereitet in
Gopinston, &p. 2angidbriger, elf.
riger SeIer uno 8obltdter.
5uianne 8artbeI, eeb. ant q.
april 1871 in Colo Sprins. Minu.;
geit. ant 1. 9es. 1910 in 8an-
conoer> 8aib. 2eier felt iiber SO
SSabren.
5 + It 6 3 ii It opber g INT a d,
geIt. i'm sitter bon SO SSabren, nod
ldngerem 2etoen, uobl borberettet,
in ct. 2o1is, Mo. Ct binterlGBt
cine Sdtpeiter in Chicago rno cine
Sdtueiter, Sic bent Oroen bes FL.
Soiepb aneebort.
Nrs. @lti. 9rin nj II, eeit. am
81. 9es. 1910, int .alter bon sc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

roetE 4U HSuDCeH guueH HlIC ptt
@iener Shnisel ni6t 10 gut &c.
idntedt tuie beute", oieies &ompli.
ment bou einer beoel,tenoeu YerIon=
Iidteit botte meine Srau berbient,
uuo tuie es nun eiumal bel elmer suten
oe,ttlhen Sausfrni 5u ieit pfle9t
fiiblte Ite iih baourd sugleid rei6lid
belobnt fir a1les, tuas lie ourd ibren
nerooien Wann felt Der 8elesune
5rantreids NIT &esulo ertrasen
muBte. 9ieie 8eiebung bate uniern
boben @aIt in be- ltGnoige 2ebensge-
fabr gebradt.
Mls ib meinen Mrtifel: uSimmler
tn 5pauien' loslieB, fonuten sic 2e-
fec oieier 3eituna nidt abnen oab
es mir beint Sdreiben besielben
bauptiddlid um oielen Gait su tun
toar, bent es eelungen tpar, nod Bor<
tlteaI 5u entfommen, bon TOO aug er
. mir fdrieb: SD maBte NIT meiner
Jamilie ats Sranfreih fliibten, %
Die 5ranaoien bie auslieferung Ser
.politilden 8erbreder'' 5ugeItanoen
baben."
Dieier ,8erbreder" 1T fein ,anoerer
ais Brofeiior s. 50. soerlter, oeFen
8erbrehem barin beitebt, baB er als
edter, Deuti6er nit Wdnneru iuie 8t'
(dof bon 2etteler ,tno- bielen anoern
aufredteu 9eutlhen nid)t at bie prelt-
6ii6e Wiiiion elaubt, tuie iie iekt Bis
sitm @r5eB lid oustobt nno ben beut,
fden Nanen BEL alien anItanoigen
Menideu in eineu iiblen @eru6 &C.
bradt bat.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-10
Dog Shot by Shada Wins Tilt,
Snaps Normal Losing Streak

Johnny Shada popped in a dog
shot just four seconds before the
final whistle to give Michigan Nor
mails basketball team a 40-39 vic
tory over Bowling Green Univer-
sity Saturday at Bowling Green, o
The triumph, second OF the sea
son for Coach Frank Worzniak's
hoopsters, cracked a six game los
ing streak. The Hurons' previous
cage victim was Kalamazoo Col
lege.
Fritz BENEFITS should be credit
ed with an assist on Shada's fate
full basket. BENEFITS batted the
ball out OF his opponents hand and
into the grasp Of Shada. The di-
minutive Hamtramck speedster
then dashed into scoring territory
and banked a perfect shot off the
blackboard.
Although Michigan Normal led
most Of the way in the game, Bow
ling Green picked up speed rapidly
In the closing minutes and seemed
about to gain the decision over
the Hurons.
BENEFITS tied the score at 3s
however, with three minutes re-
naming on a free throw. Bowling
Green again pulled ahead when
Capt. Dewey Johnson also threw
in a perfect toss from the foul
line.
The Falcons were content to win
by that one point margin II pos
sible, and SO they Immediately
initiated stalling tactics. Their