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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-30
NO AvAILABLEs AVAILABLE"

Santa Te, V. M-(UP)-DtFectcS Joseph Bufsey Of the state tourist btifeau says "n0 aVatlabies gre available" That Is his reply to mi ifl Lincoln. NebFi., Who wrote the tourist btIfeau asking, "WllI you please place me 01i your mailing isG fog any avai!abIes7"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-30
Full Weather Report

CONNE(9TICCT-Fa anA eOA- tlnHed cold thIs afternoon aBd f0- night
 Boston. Dee. S0.- (UP) --Weathei forecast
 MAsBAcHG BETTs z- FaiF except mostly cloudy with snow nufFi6s if coastal sections thfs afternoon aHd tonight Continued cold,
 IsffOIjg ISLAND =w Mostly cIOudS with occasional snow huFfi6s tbis afternoon. Fair tonight; continued cold,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-30

Low, watery land in North Carc Ane is of various types: bays, dls mals, pocostns, gwarnps, and eni vatinahs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-30

IF q body meet body chUekIins Gt inc rein, eh0nces are he's Scotch Mist co0sed - end proud of thGt good nome.
 But - protection from rain is the Sm0Ilest pert of q Scotch Mist's Iife-its first of ell showsTpTOOfed in the y0rn in old ScosDond where oII these Scotch chevioss, from inc wool Of pedisTesd sheep are DOons- cd - then these rich gege Scotch eheviOts gre shipped so Rogers Peet and hand tailored into smart tOpeoots with the style distinc- tion oF Fifth Avenue end service beyond your expectation.
 chorge purchases soday-biIled ln Fsbvuery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-30
mu>4Mb7ynvvE eSHAsLD4gO IOes
GSHA0LN4GO ISss

A Rogers Peet Scotch Mist" hail, Rain Or Shine coot At $65 Tokes The Guesswork Out of Waterbury s Y.sorIy Average of 135 Doys Of Rain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-30

choiT NeheaFxsI Cancelled
 THe weekly rehearsal Of the St. J0Sephs church Knights of Lita. tssilia choir haS been cancelled for tonight The next rehearsal viii ie held on January 6,
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-07-05
Kidneys Must
Clean QufAfids

Excess acids, poiSonS and wastes IN your
blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages. Back
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
and feeling worn out, often are caused by
non-organic and non-syStemic Kidney and
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases. the
very first dose of Cystex goes right to work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
lily make you feel younger, stronger and
better than in years. printed guarantee
wrapped around each package of Cystex in
unless you are completely satisfied. You have
everything to gain and nothing to lose under
this positive money back guarantee so get
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-07-05
~ sl# p
Report OF Baby Contest

The Baby Contest sponsor
ed by Miss R. c. Sneed at
the First Christian Church
went over in a big way Sun
day, with the Babies report
ing as follows: Bethele Baby
$l9.l5, First Baptist's Baby
Sll.2S, Jerusalem's B b y
SLIGO, Wesleys BABY $40,
Mt. Olives Baby So 81, Lib
erty's B a b y S.. 80, First
Christians BABY S2.82.
Little Shellye NJ GORE Of
Bethel took the first prize Of
IS 90. Legora Peterson O f
First Baptist second prize Of
$3.50 and James Miller, Jr. of
Terusalem:third prize of s IS
Total amount raised SIS So.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-07-05
Bible Glass. Will Give
Program ~. :. =" r

The Vacation Bible School will
sponsor program at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church, Third Sunday
evening July 20 at $50 p. m. The
Trip to Music Land" Admission
S and l0c.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-07-05

Mr.. James Miller left for In
dianepolis, Ind. Tuesday
Mrs. Annie Mae Campbell an
son left for Chicago, Saturday.
Mr.. Ohio Bolton of Hernando
was in town last week.
Mrs P. M. George and children
vi tied relatives in Clarksdale las
week.
Mrs. Ethel Lee Barker of For
rest City, Ark, is here visiting her
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jefferson and family.
Mrs c. M. Greene q n d son,
Cecil are visiting relatives in New
Orleans. La. .-....
Mr.. w. w. Canton of st. Louis
is here visiting his mother, Mrs
E. P Canton and f mily.
The following pers o ms from
Mound Bayou attended the Ne.
tional Sunday School and B Y. F
u. Congress st Houston, Texas
Messrs. w. NJ. Brown end II. W.
Hayes and Mrs. NJ. A. Edwards
They reported fine meeting at
TIL Echo meeting" at the First
Baptist Wednesday. The delegates
and the publ were served ice
cream and cake. The following
ladies' we're responsible for the re.
ception: Mistre sess w L. Ander.
lon, Made Price. P. ]. Smith, Ger.
truce Stringer, E'nora Hallom
Efdfa Pt tcrscn and Ruth Ishmon
The foil wing relatives visited
Mr. Kepper Smith at the Afro
Hosp til, Sunday: Prof. P. M
Sn tn, Mr.. and Mrs P A. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs: D. M. Smith, Mis-
Zeraline Smith, Mr.. Perry Smith
j., and Mrs. M. A. Edwards
They reported that Mr.. Smith
was doing fine after undergoing
major operation.
Meyof B. A. Green and hi
mother visi'ed Ms. NJ. Miller a
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-07-05

KNIGHTS AND DAUGHTERS OF TABOR
Mississppi Jurisdiction Years. in
OLDEST AND GREATEST PURELY NEGRO FRATERNAL ORDER
WORLD
$35 quarter for adults $4,000 policy
offered children for only 2c per quarter paid
same day death proof is filed
Cash OOO s35OOOOO Government
than 10000 members Mississippi
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: M Smith, Chief Grand Mentor.
A High Pestess Mound Bayou
Miss; Chief Grand Scribe, Shelby, Miss
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-07-05

the Afro Hospital Sunday. Mrs.
M ll.r was reported doing fine.
MRS. S. M. (Dixon) Triplett of
Ironton, Ohio spent the week here
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs.
Triplett was returning from visit
in Fayette. Miss, and stopped
over here. .,....-...,...-.......
Mr.. Sual Ishmon left Saturday
for Chicago where he will visit his
many relatives and friends. He was
accompanied by Mr.. Andrew Grey
of Symond, Miss.
Who's going to report the News
About Town now?-Why? Be
cause Mr.. Tyree Fielder left for
FDes Moines, Iowa Monday. The
Southern Advocate hopes be will
have very pleasant stay at Des
Moines. We will try to drum up
the news some how.
Miss Zeraline Smith won one of
the $4,000 Scholarship offered by
the knights and Dau ghters of Ta.
Dor, Friday. She held second place
among the winners. Others from
Mound Bayou to take part in the
contest were Maids Thelma Bailey
and Chiquita Fielder and Page
Morris Norman.
Mr.. Clarence Young, who has
been on the sick list for more then
a week. is up and out again.
Continued on back page
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

FL siglo KILL, segdn los mas
conocidos escritores, dej6 al
mundo tres monumentos; la
catedral de Colonia, las Siete
Partidas Y la Divina Comedia.
Pocas vidas tan intensas como
10 de Dante Alighieri, ell autor
de la Divina Comedia.
"El Homero cristiano, en-
quien la lengua toScana reSplan-
dece con TODD su fulgor, surgien
do, cual Minerva, del caos me-
dieval'. Venero de puras e ina
gotables linfas, marca ell poema
dantesco una epoca en- la histo-
ria de la Literature y en- el Sc
inspiran, durante siglos, GUAM
tos manejan la pluma o penola.
La Divina Comedia, como el
Quijote, sc ha estudiado y CO.
mentado desde todos los puntos
de vista i~maginables, y, al igual
que Cervantes, Sc ha tenido al
Alighieri por omnisciente y aun
por adivino, toda vez que habl6
de tierras ignotas antes de que
Colon viniese al mundo, presin
tic la reproduction sexual de las
plantas descubierta mas tarde
por Linneo, advirti6 que es la
Luna la causa de las mareas,
antes de que Newton 10 proba-
Sc cientificamente, y tuvo a la
experienced como fuente de los
conocimientos humanos, como
Bacon proclam6 pOrteriormen7
te.
Su amor piat6nico por Bea-
triz Portinari lie envuelve en-
poetica aureola.. Pero el estuvo
casado con otra y Beatriz con
otro. liza prosa de la vida!
Dante naci6 ell 8 de mayo de
1865.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

en- las estepas moecoYitas-se
hubiese saltado Ia tspa de los
sesos, habriase li5rado de I'm
epilogo ominoso en- eli que iba a
naufragar su grandeza. La alb
dlcaci6n de Fontainebleau; la
triste Marcia hasta ell litoral
mediterraneo en- busca de I'm
barco en- ell que trasladarse a Ia
isla de Eliza, para reinar como
TN monarce de opereta bufa;
el efimero resurgimiento de los
Glen Dias: Waterloo.
va no era Ell rayo de la que
ira. Sus soldados perdieron la
confianza en- el aquella CONTAIN
"a que lie hizo invicto.
Sus generates lie d~iscutian.
Ell mundo, que antes temblaba
ante su nombre, esperaba va la
bora de su caida completa. Well
ington hizo empeno personallsi-
mo ell derrumbamiento del colo
so, Y ell Instruments de Ia vieja
Inglaterra tenia que lOgrar su
empeho.
La derrota de Waterloo ano-
NADIA al Corso. "Es indtil lu-
char; no puedo reponerme; he
disgustado a los pueblos".
Y Marcia a Rochefort para
entregarse a los ingleses. que
lie envian a Santa Elena, roca
perdida en- las inmensidades del
oceano, bajo la ferula de Hud-
son Lowe.
Y mientras ell "h6roe" Sc de-
jaba morir, cual Prometeo, 10
que ocurri6 ell 5 de mayo de
1861, su esposa lie traicion6 en-
Viena, y ell Aguilucho vestia Ell
odiado uniforme a~ustriaco..
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
VICHY DICE QUE NO HA
MANDADO ESPANOLES
PARA

Vichy, julio 9.-Oficialmen-
to Sc Ina deSmentido la noticia,
pudblicada en- EStados Unidos,
de- que 100000 espanoles han
sidO entregados por Francia a
Alemania. Bajo los terminus del
armisticio algunas personas fue
ron entregadas o mantenidas en-
custodia, pero la masa de los re-
fugiados no ha sido traspasada.
VariOs miles de obreros es-
panoles han sido mandates al
Norte de Africa, a trabajar. En-
un campamento hay unos 1900.
pero la cifra no Sc aprxima a los
100000 mencionados. No pasa
Ell total de 10000,
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
(Por Joseph KolmeT)

Londres, Julio 9.-Polonia
esta en- llamas. Ell fuego devora
alquerias vagones de ferroca-
rril Y sus estaciones. Estas son
Ell sello de la desesperaci6n de
10 polacos que prefieren yer al
pals en- ruinas y oenizas antes
que sujeto a Ia tirania del "nue-
vo orden".
Las conlflagraciones de Po-
lonia son tambien las contra-me
didas de los campesinosr contra
la appropriation, contra la des-
decentralization de su suelo.
Donde quiera que las autorida-
des alemanas confiscan granJas
O fincas polacas y expelen a sus
duenos O los mandan a Alema-
MIA a TRAFALGAR como esclavos de
los "terratenientes" alemanes,
incendios terribles Sc declaran.
TOdo viajero que haya vista
do Polonia conOce los tejados de
balago de las alquerfas polacas.
LIS techOs de pizarra o de hero
ondulado son escasos, y I'm te-
cho de MADEIRA es signo eviden-
te de riqueza y prosperidad. Pc
no mimbre y MADEIRA son mate
rias muy inflamables. Con item
DO seco basta una Gorilla para
incendiar una casa, establo 0
granero.
Eel 8 de mayo de 1941, ell gau-
letter, Greiser, hablando en-
LODI, que los Nazis han rebauti-
zado con ell nombre de Litzman-
stadt, hiZo un reSumen de las
empresaS llevadas a cabo por
los nazis: "Siempre recordare-
mos las caras horroriZadas de
los polacos cuando anunciamos
nuestras primeras medidas, que
consideramos necesarias para
SUI Germanizaci6n'.
Asi, en- language descarado,
Greiser anuncia la conclusion
del proceso de germanizacion :
"todas las tierras buenas" han
sido srobadas a los polacos y en-
tregadas a labriegos alemanes.
Para contrarrestar este los pola
cos han tornado medidas para
hacer que las tierras no "sean
buenas", apesar de la perdida
de su slider" Rataj, jefe del Par
lido de Campesinos polacos, y
antique Presidente del Parla-
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

Charlie Eavado, q, y Violota
Docurro, 81; Manuel Conzh'es
Iglesias. Is, y Trina Rubio, %;
Arthur w. Fisk, rs, e Irene E.
Shelton, So; Francis Arthur Nc
IS v A5jqa4 NJ. Gaze.sy,
S8; Paul Watkins, So, y Flor
e1-ce Pee, 40; w. M. George, %,
y Caroline Berline, 81; ]. o.
Crab, Al, y Mae Moore, So;
Earl G. Barnett, SO, y Olga Flo
renee Ellison, "a.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
NOTICIAS DE LAS DOS.
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.I

(Viene de la Ia. pdg.J
en- contra de arrojar carcaras
de frutas y basuras y otra re.
gulando ell nGmeo de personas
en- las casas y apartamentos. e.
jefe de policfa Russell pide un
ndmero mayor de agentes para
evitar la velOcidad y la falta de
limpieza y ell cambio de ropa en-
los automobiles.
Tn grupo de 81 personals pa
SO ell fin de semana en- una pc
kUena casa. Cerca de $4,000 per
sonas pasaron Ell 4 de Julio en-
la playa de Clearwater.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

Esos hombres ectan emp,oa-
los en- Ia construction del ferro-
carril trans4Sahara, carreteras
y otras obras p1blicas.
La alimentaci6n que Sc les da
se mejor de Ia que Ell pueblo
Frances recibe, con a~Dundancia
de carne y pan.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
Sc REUNIRA LA CANA.
RIA DE

La Camara de Concrete d.
Ybor Sc reunira manana jueves
a las ocho de la nodhe, en- su of
Gina de la Novena avenida.
Suplicase la asistencia de to.
dos los senores directories.
Sera presentado ell informe f.
nancierO de la pasada admins
TRACTION.
Firms la convocatoria ell Sc
cretario Frank de la Grana.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

ceri.... Sfrvame listed. tres me
tros de cordelillo.... Esterare-
mos ell cuarto..
Habia confundido la horcha-
ia de chufas.... y lie transform6
en- cordelillo....
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
Los polacos Sc defender por medic delfuego
Crueles represalias de los nazis
Production de "chicos robustos''

mento, el que fue asesinado es-
ia primavera en- Ell Quartet gene
raj de la Gestapo, "mienras sc
lie interrogaba."
La msgnit ID de esta obra de
incendiarismo patri6tico en- Po-
lonia, Sc descubre aun en- la mis-
ma prensa alemana. Por elem
plo, puede leerse que la brigada
de bomberos de Pozman tuvc
que acudir a treinta y nueve in
cendios en- ell campo, en- ell me
de febrero, y veintidos en- abril,
Durante la primavera, solamen
tie en- ell distrito de Miechow sc
produjeron ITO grandes incen-
dios. En- 20 de mario de l94l,
ell "0stdeutSch Beobachter" da-
ba la noticia que la Sala del Tri-
bunal de Poznan habia pronun-
ciado sentencia de muerte con-
ira Maria Pichota, un labriego
e hijo de la principal acusada,
ioven de veintidos amos de edad,
por incendiarismo. Ell "Deuts-
che Runschau" del dia siguien-
te anunciaba que IN tai Fran
ciszek Burdzycki fue sentencia-
do a muerte en- Ciechanowypor
la misma "ofensa".
Las represalias de los Nazis
estan a la orden del dfa. SegGn
comunica ell "Litzmannstaedter
Zeitung'' del 13 de- mayo de
1941, dick poLacos fueron fusi-
lados como represalias por ell
incendio oCasionado, por perSO-
mas deScOROcidGS, en- una gran
ia cupada por unos alemanes.
No hay piedad para ell inocente.
I'm periodista INazi llamlado
Steinbrecher, escribia en- ell pc
ri6dico "Deutsdhe Rundschau"
un peri6dico de Bromberg, Ell IL
de abril de 1871, diciendo que
ell plan aleman consiste en- en-
contrar hogares para "familias
alemanas constitucionalmente
vigorosas que daran al mundO
gran cantidad de chicos rObus-
tos".
Lo cierto es que los alemanes
no estan en- posici6n de llenar
Polonia con labradores alema-
mes, apesar de sus berridos So
bre ell exceso de poblaci6n en-
Alemania y su necesidad de es-
.pacio viviente.
Esto no debe sorprendernos,
porque demos en- I'm libro publ
cado a primeros de este aho por
Fritz Gerlach, Comisario por
la consolidation del pueblo ale
man., que aunque innumera-
bIes polacos han sido echadOs
de sus hogares por los Nazis, el
n1mero de alemanes provinen-
tes del Baltico, Volhynia y Ga
licia que Sc han instalado en-
Polonia suman tan solo unos
dos cientos mil. ST las cosas con-
tin1an como hasta aqui, al item
po que estas 'familias alema-
mas Observation-Disclosures vigo-
rosas" jhayan prOducido "los
chicos robustos" suficientes pa
ra popular y COLOMBIAN las tie
rras arrebatadas, NO quedara
nj una casa en- TODD Ell campo de
DOlonao
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
Napoleon

La campaha de Russia fue, en-
realidad, ell ocaso de Napoleon.
81 al retornar con los despojos
del gran ejercito-medio mi
Hon de hombres, de los cuales
nueve decimas parties quedaron
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
DIVORCIOS

Mary Haney Hobbs contra
Edward Daniel Hobbs.
Nuevas demands: Esnesti-
ma Gil Garcia contra Andres
Garcia Garcia; Sara Fisher con
ira Dave Fisher; James Orlan-
do Kicks contra Ollie Mae Kicks
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
Estera

A la madre de la cupletista la
convidan a refrescar unos adj
miradores de su hija. La Nevan
a un establecimiento donde So
10 hay ''bebestibles", no comes
tibles.
@IQue desea listed. senora--
inquiere ell camarero.
-Bueno, que lie vamos a ha-
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

Falleci6 ayreer en- su domi-
clio, 1857 de Rivera Court, en-
Ponce DsLe6n Courts, ell Sr.
Justo Rodriguez, de So amos de
edad.
lie sobreviven su viuda, un.
hijo y una hija, tres hermanos
Y otros familiares. Hey por la
tarde sc verificara ell entierro.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09
Ell TEMPO

Nublados y vientos modera-
dos. Lluvias para ell jueves por
la mahana. Maxima, en- la ma
mana de hoy, rs grades.
La gaceta., 1941-07-09

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. P, vendida exclu'
por Kim
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
ChisOX Headed
For Camp
International News service Wire


CHICAGO. Feb. %. Fourteen
Chicago White Sox players, q
coach. three club attaches and a
group of newSpapermen left on 2
streamliner last night for th,
White Sox Spring training CANT
in Pasadena, Cal OF the players
scheduled TO depart, only pitcher
Jack =. Hallett was missing.
Hallett's plans were not known
to the White SoX management
but il was assumed he would ION
the club later. The rookie played
with Tulsa and Shreveport last
season. winning l. and losing 2l
and was obtained by the White
Sox from Shreveport.
The players in the contingent
were. Pitchers Jess Dobernic or
val Grove. Pete Appleton. JOE
HAYNES. John HUMPHREYS Orville
JorgenS. Walter Navie. I'd Well
and. Clyde Umstead and Warren
Martin: catcher Mike fresh, in
helders Bob Kennedy Don kollo-
way and Jimmy Webb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Times Sweepstakes
Pin Schedule
TO-DAY

i.s0-CIas. A-Engineering No. /. Tern
stedt Red Harvey Nelson. Class t-boh d
Loue's Service. Whittier House, John
O'Connen schmidts Beer 81. stanlslahs
{. o. F., Norbert Krause; Polishers Plant
No ID. Ternstedt White. Al Danilow.
Class D-Tool Room No. 2 Ternstedt Red,
Charles Finn; Cost Dept, American
Blower Harold Bsnne,t, hehfy "a, bar,
Clothes. St Stanislsus {. o. p. Edward
Krause; Pirates. Dodge Main Tool Frank
Walock: p s. stores. Dodge Mite. NJ.
olszewski. Class E-Bslancers, Long Mfg..
H. Doetsch. Cutters, Joe Nagorka
Ternstedt league squad
3:45-CIass C-channel. Black Henry
Schroeder. Class D-Punch Press No. /.
John vida. Tool Room Div. 3. Frank Ebin-
ger. Plant Eng No /. Grey, Ernest
schmidt; holding Inspectors, Black; Alex
Black: Grille No. 30 ~ n, PreP piaas
David TAFT Trim Panels. Back. J. LLOYD
LaVenture: Die Repair No. l. Black. Mack
Gesko; Personnel Grey. Fred Cotter
Maintenance. GREY. Charles Trimhe.
Detroit Recreation Go. squad
sOO-Ciass A-Detroit Rec, House
Fred Brown. Class B-Berger Electric.
House Dave Berger Detroit Rec central
Travelling. Denny Bedard; Construction,
Mich Bell T owen. Class t-Mishts
Vvandotte Bus Mems Ray Baldridge ,
wingard. Class D-Genersl sales. Mich.
Bell p Mohardt; Grilles Ternstedt ked'
Anthony spewock. Glass E-Massey's Bar,
Solar club. steve Massey; Greenhelds
Rest Cadillac A. C.. Paul Tracey. Sales
Mich Bell, X Taylor; Plant Layout. Tern
stedt Blue Allen Jensen.
s:IB-CIass B-Kimbail Appliance, Port
Huron. Roy Emery. Class C-tnity Phar-
macy. ROYAL House Fred Kurth: schwartz
valid Cafe SprngVels Tavern. Walter
Nowak Class D-No. 5. Wyandotte, Mich
AlkaH Club Ralph Smith Hamilton Class
Nu-Forty. William Bruce. Indians. Salem $
Mems Herbert LEM. Cost Dept. Plymouth
Motor Harry Good. Balowsk's Blue Car
ter. pickup. william Balowski. Class 2
Nu-Forty League Wayne Bar, Lawrence
Tisdale: Greater Michigan, CLIFFORD Urea
iosit: Cooke Furnace. syl Grembosi Hem
n,ngsens Market. Center Line Motor city.
j. Welsh
I0:Jn-CIass C--I J. Bright Goodyear.
Met Catholic. jim Haggerty. Essex Lire
League Eagles r Scott; Bulldogs, 3.
Cole. Class Docs Tire Service Tues.
Mite House Joe Eisz. Elite Barriers.
Briehtmeor Merch Dwight King Painters.
Essex Wire, Leonard Oehotny Class =
Birmingham House-Ladds Service.
Ladd; Evnon a Dakin. r. Eynon Packing
Room Onice Dearborn Solvav Process. K.
Edgar Wilder: Dodgers, Ecorse Great
Lakes Steel william Allan. Knee Action.
Chryser Morning. Ted Krenn; Warren
Cooperative Co. Warren, Center Line.
Walter Schuster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
Hdmtrdm(k Five
In End Round

TOLEDO, Feb. 22.-The fifth
annual Y. NJ. c. A, invitational
basketball meet got under way
here last night in an suspicious
manner.
In the first round the Ham
tramck Troians and the Pontiac
Chiefs put up a brilliant overtime
contest. the Hamtramck team
finally winning. % TO 10
Pontiac started out in whirl-
wind fashion. taking 5 to , lead
in the first quarter which il in
creased to - to 6 at the end OF
the first half An upset was in
sight as the Hamtramck Trojans
were picked as winners of The
tourney But the PontiacS came
back strong and tied up the con
test Is to Is at the close of the
third quarter Fighting eNery-inch
of the way, Pontiac Chiefs made
the score Is to Is at the close Of
the final quarter. But Hamtramck
put on q Drllldnt 1InlSn IN over
time and won. % TO 10.
Clark was the shining light for
Hamtramck. scoring eight points.
three field goals and two fouls.
while Jones was second with three
goals.
The Indiana ~" five defeated
the Monroe DensbyS. % TO y.
While Toledo led all the way the
Michigan boys fought hard and
made the local outfit battle for
every point they made. Indiana
"Y' led at the half, 10 to Z.
Al fedora was the Monroe star.
He played a whale of defensive
game and scored seven points for
Monroe's high mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-22
St.AmbroseBows
As De La Sale
Wins Title

De La Sale High defeated ST.
Ambrose. 1921, last night to win
the East Side first division cham
pionship in the Catholic High
School League. Before the game
both teams were tied for the lead
with six wins and one loss.
Lenard Slazinski paced the La
Sale attack with four baskets and
four free throws for II points. For
the losers Dick Van Goethem was
high with three baskets and enc
free toss for 7 points. Ir the
second quarter St Ambrose was
held scoreless and the winners
enjoyed 1873 lead at half time.
Visitation finished the season
undefeated and won the Central
League crown by beating st.
Ladislaus, 38-l7. The victors had
a 28-5 lead at half time.
John Collins counted seven bas-
kets for IA points and Bill Ward
9 points for Visitation. With 5
points Chef Witos led st. Ladis-
laus.
In a West Side second division
game ST. Friedrich downed st.
Mary's of Royal Oak, Bills, to
take that league title. st. Mary
trailed 20-12 at half time. Charles
Rihrep scored 10 points to lead
both teams.
BY defeating Holy Rosary,
1926. St Gertrude again moved
into a tie with St Josaphat for
the leadership of the East Side in
the third division. Rosary had a
81 lead at half time
Lee Lingerman made six bas-
kets and one foul for IA points
and Fred Maison also had six
baskets and one free shot for ID
points to lead St. Gertrude scorers.
Ray Milleite had six baskets and
one foul for Is points to set theV
pace for Rosary.
ST. LadiSlaus whipped st. Ber-
nard. 2S-26. TO win the East Side
second division honors. At half
time St. Bernard led 14-13.
Len MaZurkiewicz put in the
winning goal for St Stanislaus.
Mazurkiewicz scored five baskets
and one free throw for II points
and Jim Storz tailed five baskets
and two foul shots for the losers.
St. Marys of Mt. Clemens lost
TO ST. Rita. 50-19. Carl Bogden
and Frank McIleney both scoring
10 points for st. Rita Mt. Carmel
defeated All SAINTS. 49-2l, Chester
ZulewSki tallying seven baskets
and two free throws for II points.
St. Leo defeated 81 Mary's OF
BEDFORD 26-20 Roy Baumgard-
ncr. leading scorer in the first divi-
sion, made three baskets and three
free losses for 9 points for st.
Leo. With Bill Geary counting IL
points, Holy Redeemer downed ST.
Cecilia, 34-20
In other games ST Charles
edged out Annunciation. 27-26; st.
Francis Xavier beat ST. Casimir.
ABB. and ST. Gregory downed
Catholic Central. 1921.