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9ipnacG, Ha.

Geutid,e Gpcce >2utber. ct. yeter9.
Wemc;noe. 5. CTR. Sons 8. S. Simolett.
Iio,rrr. Yforrbn,is: 24l Mbams Ctr
9ird,cster. ga Gel: Nodeiter 635>H.
Ouitcsbie,it: 90 llhr rorgens: @cnn'
toosdn:Te 10:45 lthr. Hraiien @ereinss
@criormlune am let!en 0onnerstde
ieocn Nonats, nbenns g 1lhr. Sebers
n,urr 1T ber3lid rillfpmmen. .
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Wefanntmadluuo.

Ser israllen 0crein Der Teut'h.
gemeinbe peranItaltet Spnnerstag.
Sen If. September, eiuen gaiar.
Shpiper i'm @aiement Ser Stride.
slne Wfitelieocr unb ireunoc iinb
bcr3Iid, eiugeIohen rno aebetcn l;h
oleien gbeno 81, rcieroieren. gGhc,
reg b:eriiber miro lpater befnnnt ne.
geben. aatb. Shmiot, Sefr.
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2urb, 6. Sins, u. 2int, 6. 2iu3ing.
81. 2oeprif, g. Warfrs, g. Wattes.
6. Morf, 6. Sbert uno 6. Srenb.
aue bieie Shlpeitern uollen iib un
beoingt an Ser 8eriammlung be-
teiligen. 0as &omitee rebnet au;
5ablreiGen 8eiuh am Stiftungsfeit
Sophie 2urt, Setr.
S9luB auf Seite 6.
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Eplumhns. chip.

GnnnscliIf >2utherifdJe Martin 0utber
Stree. Gde 0oler uno Nnn Ctr. Yaitor
IR Tnn:o Setter. Seh'n Sonntug rorz
n,itto9 I'm 9 lthr Sonntaeidule. 10 1lbr
cnali'trr @Jttesnicnit. ii llhr belitider
@ot!e shicuit NlIle Ulaubens9cnoiien iinb
hcr,lih cingeluhen.
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Ehicadp, IN.

Neutithe unb Siebenbiireiih Sdtbiiid,e
ct. Roilus G,cmciube. Haitor grip.
Sdmibt. Stride unb Vaitorat 4S55--
4Sb0 Somer Ctr. Seben Gonntas llbr
Scn.,tas!hn.e englifd unb belltfd. -
Gcutif,cr Gpttesoienit jeben Sonntaa
1915 llbr; englifher @rttesoienit iebcn
2 unh 4. Spnrtaaa 1915 llbr. Tertz
;der 8nniirranhenzllnterriht Wittipoh
nud,"ritra9s A:30 l1hr; enaIiiher &pnz
monccns lluterrit,t Snmstaa oormitz
trN 10 llhr. Seutide Sdule San,staa
n pt6l:1ittcQs z uhr.
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Gauton Chin

Siebenbiiratfd,z zSdhiiihe gpanaelifde
2lttteriid" Gbriitus z&irthe, 2113-t4.
Ctr. v. 6. Yfarrer Tbomas g. &6niger.
Sonnta9idule nit beutiden nrb engs
(ilfcn &laiien S:45 llhr mor9ens. Gngz
liid,er @ottesbienit $50 morgeus. Tentz
ihcr @ottcsoienit 1866 llbr mor9e,ts.
0eutld,e Sdule lnb Gonfirnanocnslln<
terriG)t nod Vereinbarllns. Mlle 8lauz
bensaenpEen unb Srcunbe iinc beralid,
cingsIaben.
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MarU, 5nb,ana.

1eutld,e Gp. >Guther. 9onteruss3trde
ede II. Npe. urr TiIlmore ctr. Yfarr'
gritb Yetcr'em, Yfarrer. Sonntags
pobuuua: 1919 Gilmore ct. Sel. 23551
ic,nlt nm Q llbl fir Die arpben nno u,,'
ii l!br fir bic hetnen 6inoer: @ottess
bicntt I'm 10 llhr in Der englilden unb
UNI II l1br in Der be,ltid)en Sprdte.
WuI,ss Acknowledgement iino freuro'
l,6Ss einacluoc,.
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Sionciteao. ga.

9eutftbe Gp. Qmtb. ct. Narfus 0tr&e.
222-224 S5t 8. 9lpe.
Mep. Nuault s. Cn9clbred)t. Vfarrer:.
5elepbpn 80. 1745. YIN Sonnz uno
Sciertogen mor0e1s 9:3O ubr Sonns
foa1d)u(e. 1920 lthr en9liidber @ottes<
oienlt. II 80 llbr bcutld,er @ottcsotenit
Nue @laubeusGenpIen iinb ber3ltb
lpillfpnmcn
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Marie Wcbcr acb. Small

ms entgegcngebrod)te Spmpotbic.
fiir Die berrlihcn 8luncnipcnbcn,
fir arobe 9ctciligung Ser 2nnos.
leute, ,srcllnoe, Nohtorn uno MA'
ucrlpunOten am 9cihcrbcaGngniS
Taltoren Oeutidlinoer unb ;soiieI
Can't fir Die trpItreihen 2eiden
preoigten, Dem 9eihenbcltatter Geo
Gufe Gplcr fiir sic ulsgeSeihnct2
9coienlmg. oes9leid)en a,lh DEM Ga.
nlenhor Soronio fir Sen berrlihcr
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Oanfiaouno

Stir hie uul1BIid, bcs Tohes III,
ierer aeliebtcn Mltttcr, Wrcbmut
ter mno ltrgrnbm,,ttcr
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GieDeIanp, Chio.

e 3. Gbana. 1uth. ct. Schnnnesz
airte Yaitor 3ans Soiiel, 78l Sbbp
9inuh. Gel. @ulberrp O646. Sonrtaae
'1nlr Inn ~ ilh~ Sunenhrottpsh'er't
~ Teu.'f,pr.i>n,.ntrottcsnionSto q l1hr
Nnthsr Qiao Nnhad,t uur Geriammluna
Son1tae abenbs 1880 llbr. &oniirmans
sl!ntcrrid)t unh te,lt1de Sdnlle am
Samstag bon 8 l1l, an. Nle @lauhensz
ec,,phen lin: heraIit; eineeIdhen.
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2lms alliance. Okie
3iueia s.

Muen Mitglieoern oiene sur Hah
riht, Oab sic regeImGbige &eriamm
hing nm 5. Septcmbcr 8 l1br abenbs
itattfinhet. Wir babcn ihon tpiebet
einen Collar Stcrbegelo fir Die Der,
itorbene Sdtpeiter Martba Grof 81
bcsabIen in ser nGhiten Beriamnl
lung. Mue tSdrpeitcrn tperoen er-
Iuebt anpeieno gu iein. Oa iebr midi
tiee @eId)dfte 5ur 8eiprebune tom
men. iolen ale Shtpeitern trahten
piinftlif 81, erifeinen.
9atb. T0pfer. Sefr.
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A,ucio ii.

slllen Wriiocrn miro betannt gs.
mudt. oob Sic ndbIte @cneraIper,
'onlmIuna am Somstoe, Sen 6
Serten1bcr. 7:3O llbr abenbs, in,
Sahicnhcin itattiinbet. pile @rii.
scr liuo frcun>Iibit einaclaocn 5abl
reid, unb piinftlsh 81 erlheinen, %
.iebr mid,tigc 8e'htiftc 81 crlcoige,'
iinc. Scoer 9ruHer iollte oarnad,
tradlten iib eutitcbeno III balten
nit Den 3abluneen I'M 3pcis iotpie
n,,Cb I'M Gcntral Gcrbuub. oenn es
miro fir ben ser iith I'M Gentralper.
bono in S'iifItanN fpmmen ldbt.
;dper iein alles atf einmal nah5n.
bolcn, Inn iih luieher gutitbceno a,'
mobeu. Gbrilt Gl9es. Setr.
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Oanfiaoune

Sir oie uns unIGblih brs Su,cs
unlcrcr gelicbten Wf,,ttcr
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GlcueIanb @eft. - Sentfhz z@emeinbe.

GlcueIanb @eit. - Teutf6z @emetnbe.
Nei 80. Str. unb WiI(rrh Mpe. H1itpr
Spbarncs 9,utfd,lGnner, 5000 Wtllarn
Mpc. Gel: @coobinc 9055. 8otteshienit
icnen CONT urb ssciettna IT, oeutid,er
une encliidcr tSprndoe Sountagihule
ieoen Sonntao 80 ,1br bormitrdgs.
Goru.:ifoIaenn ensliider @ottesbieilit
bru 1o-1O:A5 l1hr. $,ierauf folat Der
hcut,1e @ot;cshienit II l1br pormittags.
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Sic nGd)ite regelnr6bigs Monnts.
periammlung fir oen 3iueis 8 fin,
Oct itatt am Greitas abeno. Sen 12
September. s(ae Mitslieoer iuercen
eriuht in oie @eriammluna 3u tom.
men, ga iebr midltige @citGiie 81
erlcbigcn iinb, out tracbte ieber iit,
gltltebcno 5u bolten i'm Gerein mS
Central GerbanN.
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3nr gciaaigen aenntnisnabm'
hcr MitglieScr bcs Central @crban
hes, bic 8elbrr acacn bic Meicrpc Der
2ertififntc aebpra: habcn, baf bic in
Sabre t94l iduiscn Sntcrciicn-Wc
trGgc in cincr Mabrnngsfartc, bis
bic einselncn Geutral @crbonos SC.
frctSre an !Sano babcn. cingctraaer
iinh. Die Mitalichcr mcrbcn criudjt
i'm Hamfc bes ,iabrcs eicic III bcsaa
len, ,uihriaenfaGs aGc nidltbesuhlter
,fntercTcn i'm Monat Snnuar jchcr
Sahrcs m bic Sd,nlo acidjricbcu
incrScn nnh iomit bic Sd,nlo mn
,nterciien irbes Snbr iid) erlD6bsn.
Mit Vrnhcrgrna.
8eurg Mnrtini.
Cruz -ScfretGr.
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SdluB auf Seite 6.
= Bitte leien Sic Die anaeiaenl

- WeiIen Sic bel gintdufen bar.
alf bin, baB Sic es inn vNolfsblatt"
geleieu baben.
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Stiftnns

Die Mitslieoer oes g. g. 5rauen
0ereins tonnen pol 0anfborteit 81,
riidbliden auf oas fleiBiee streber
in oen 4 Sabren. 8ir lino gliidliG,
oab mir in ser Gage tparen aae I'm.
terltiitungen pro.lpt aus5ubesablcu
uno nod eine ihone &elerpe baben
Dieier Serein feiert am Samstae.
ocn 13. September. iein 4. Stii.
tungsfeit. Infang 8 llbr abenos an
1859 N. Miblano Mpe. Gintritt 4Oc.
eingeidloiien Car. 0a iebes MitglieS
cine &arte be5ablt, 10 boffen mir,
Dab iid aud) ale Witglieoer nit ;sa
Mile uno 6reunoen oaran beteili
gen. @ir laoen ou6 sen 3meig 10
3meig AZ uno Die beioen sSugenb
Vereine elm l.ns an oem Stiftungs
felt: au ilnteritiiten Mub oen S1peiQ
26 uno 40 iotuie Die SugenS ool;
8arp laoen mir alis ber3lihIte elm
Gin fur5es Prosramm lit geplant
audi quite Wlriif lit beiteat. Die 8ra
iioentin &. 8nnoer Wculen uno oa!,
acmitce tueroen iiir quite Speiiel'
,tnb Tranf iorger. Sm &om;tee liub
&. 3rouS. 6. &lnor, g. 9urs, &
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Observation-Disclosures
Nneeleeenheiten
t94t biz t9a, 2nitalisSer>
1pcrtefontpooits.

1rn Scamtcn nuo MitaIicccrm
nnisrrr 2mciaurreinc brinaeu w;r
snr aenntnis. baR bic ruf.&eamtcn
in 'Ser Snli-%eriammlnna 'acId.luis
len babcn. cine Mcrhc=Snmpn nuc
cinsnleiten. bcGinncnh nit Dem
I. September oicics Snl,rcs
bis 30. Mni 1912.
WaFrcns Der acnarn:sr ;3eit id)cntt
Der @crbonb icbcm nenanfacnpmmc-
ncn gFitalieb cincn aulocnrn Scr
bouhstnppi. ecmicniacn Mitgl;so,
bcs bcm Scpntn bcbilflid, lit ciu
nenes MitglicS anf,nrel,mcn, idlcu T
her @crbane nnicr iahiid,cs Sc.
id,idltsbnd,. l@erioiicr :. Tpiirn,
9ic @rof- -vcamtcn appcllicrcu an
nllc 3tuciapercinc, hicic &aenc
md MOalid'feit i'll nutcrititer.
Ghenip oap 'Qicrcn mir an Die Ser.
banhsmitaliebcr, ben Scpntics b..
bilflid' III icin ncnc Witalicbcr fir
ben ;3mcig nue &crbnnb nu;nmcr-
ben Gs 1T bics hie Icstc 8clcacnhcit
fir nnicrc Ytitaliceer, sas Bc-
'dlidltsbnd, nnentgcltIid, sn hefom.
iHen, ipcil nnr cfiua 500 on Nanb
fnb.
Wit 8rnocrarnf Shr
Spha Saltbes, Gr.-YrGiibcmt
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3,ucie II.

sSn lcbter Tcr'anmling fpelhc
'cbr gut beinht nar, purNe be-
idlciieu am Samstog abcno. oen
IL. September, elm Sanfett su ge.
ben, an DEM ale eutitchenoen Sd)tpe.
tern bonn S,peia II bered1tigt itnh
teil5uuebnlcn. 9laes lit biesmal
frei, nur miiiicn iih sic Sd)tpelteriI
i'm Gora,s bein1 &omitee meloen.
oamit man tpei6, fir ipie piele man
lid, porbereiten ioa. 0os Giien miro
stpiIden 6 uno 7 llbr abcnos aufec.
trugen. Mnmeloltngen iperOen Biz
gum 6. September angenommen uni'
nibt ipGtcr. Die Sd,meitern f0nnen
it'd bel Ser Sdlueitcr geu anmci.
Den, 1elepbcn go. 2-7S76; pber bej
SdApeiter @abmiIler, SeIepbon Np.
$3.50. Gos &omitee bofft, bab aQe
SdtpcItern iid) betcilisen. oenn iol-
de ltnterboltunsen hobcn mir n,u
lelten. Glisabetb Stoff, Sefr.
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mon Shuffert. Ser5lib millfommen
III unlerer Mitte.
Sic nGd)ite Seriammlung finbet
am 6reitag, Oen 5. September, 8
llbr abenos in Ser Colonial &ous
an 5436 Soutb 8enttportb slpe.
Itatt. Nue Mitslieoer loaten iih oa.
ran beteilisen uno iid) BEL oen sc.
fretdren fir 3ipeig uno Central Ser.
bano gutitebeno balten. Neue Mit'
elieoer iino itets ipillfommen.
Saul Oiefenbaber S1riftf.
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. yea amtenDcria n. mlmua.

Sir slbretn1ng ser Bcih1ftt
pom letten Mpnot finbet 8eomten
oerianlntlung itatt 0ienStag abeno
oen 8. September.
Sbos. BottIhling, Sctr.
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- 8itte leien Sic bic slnbeiacn
unb unteritiiten sic oieie YeidGite!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

like the way he nosed about into our
things, so I have him waiting for
you"
Salvatore strobe into the room, an
erect, saturnine man in morning
coat, striped trousers, and lurid
neckwear. Even in the shock OF
recognition, Benning's startled mind
flashed to a whim of professional
observation. This mans presence
confirmed his every suspicion of the
Andes Gold Mining and Milling Com
pany. Salvatore was Gaujos, the
masquerader with whom he had
traded shots at San Antonio, the man
who as Colonel Bravot had been his
chief Of section in Van Hassek espi-
onage service at the Palacio Ma
cional.
Bravot sat down at his desk and
fixed his gaze on his visitor. In his
cold, blunt eyes there showed no rec
ognition of the American agent
whom he had glinpsed at San An
tonic and failed to recognize in Mex
leo City.
"What explanation have you to Of
fer of your visit here?" Bravot in
quired.
''I'm here from Mexico City, Colo
mel Bravot," Benning answered with
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

calm assurance. II have identified
myself and am prepared to do so
again. The precise nature Of my
mission I am not permitted to dis
close to you. Beyond that I've moth
ing to say"
Without taking his eyes from Ben
ming, Bravot slowly opened a drawer
Of his desk and brought out an auto
matte pistol.
As he leveled the weapon across
the desk Bravot's left hand went to
a call button which sent a rasping
summons into the outer Office. Old
fer came in at once.
1--WE have had close call, Old
fer" Bravot said. He passed his
left hand across his forehead, now
wet with perspiration. ''This man
is an Army Intelligence agent who
shot at me once, and whom I stu
pidly overlooked in Mexico due to
my preoccupation with other mat
ters."
Benning heard the outer door
open. Oldfer, terror leaping into his
little eyes, jumped across the room
and slammed Bravot's door. Ben
ming sprang to his feet, but the ape
like arms Of Backropp were about
him in an instant with all the crush
ing force of motor-driven prongs. A
ponderous hand closed over Ben
ning's mouth and shut off articula-
ton.
Benning felt himself lifted clear
of the floor by a strength against
which his own sinews were power
less. Backropp carried him across
the room to the Bravot concrete
vault that lay open behind heavy
steel doors. The ape-man hurled him
inside with stunning violence and
heaved the doors shut.
Benning picked himself up and
shook his head to clear his wits from
the shock of his fall. Only the habit
Of self-discipline saved him from
panic as he found himself engulfed
in this black, steel-encased void. He
heard the vague click Of bolts as the
door was locked, then silence.
He felt about the interior Of his
prison and estimated its dimensions
as some six feet wide by ten feet
in depth.
He knew that rescue depended
largely upon that phosgene cigarette
he had tossed out the window as q
signal to Intelligence operatives be-
low. He argued that they had caught
the signal; 1t must have been ca
men who invaded the Andes Office
at the critical instant of his impris-
onment.
His ears strained for sound, but
there was only silence. He tried kick
ing at the foot-thick steel doors, but
there was no response. 1t came
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
GENERALW
AIRED WHITE
w Nu. R.s.s.s

THE STORY so FAR; More than
100000 foreign troops which had been
secretly transported to Mexico suddenly
invaded the United States. Intelligence
0nicer Benning had discovered their
plans while spy in Mexico City where
he had gained the confidence Of Fincke
and Bravot, two enemy officers, but his
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
LA GUARDIA GROUP

The next day was given up en-
tirely to the meeting held in the
White House by Mayer LaGuardia's
committee. Five members have
been named from every corps area
and represent all the different in
terests in our national life.
After lunch, the details were
taken up and / hope that every
member of the committee will 60
home knowing what the first steps in
this program actually mean in the
way Of work. The future alone can
tell how it will develop.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
R477ERMSAI
SEWING 'clRGkEJy

line, to a flare that ensures work.
ing comfort and, looks pretty be-
sides. You can draw the waistline
in as slim as you please, by means
Of the back-tied sash belt-and adj
just it to give yourself plenty of
leeway for reaching, stretching,
sweeping, busting and so on. This
design (No. 1360-B) is simple to
make and it really is necessary
to a busy day. -
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1908 is de.
signed in sizes IL, IA, 16, Is, 20 and 40.
Corresponding bust measurements 80. 30,
"a, IS. SO. and 40. Size IA 1927 requires 37s
yards edging. Send your order to:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Our Gold and Silver

Since 1918 the u. S. minis have
coined $1,574, 1909, 146 in silver, and
since 1920 they have coined
$4, 526, 218, 478 in gold. The United
States stock in gold at the end Of
the fiscal year in 1910 was $19,-
963, 090,869 in gold coin and bull
lion, and $547, 078,371 in silver dol
lars and $4O2, 26O,61 in subsidiary
coins.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
TNSTALLMENT THIRTEEN

INSTALLMENT THIRTEEN
warnings had gone UNDECIDED. The Pres
ident was killed when Washington was
bombed. General Bril-, commander Of
the U. 9. army in Texas, was opposed
by greatly superior forces led by Van
Hassek. In spite Of Brilrs desperate
resistance, van Hassek's troops pushed
reientlessly forward. Returning to wash
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

ington, Benning met Fincke who had
come there to do espionage work for his
government. Benning continued TO pose
as friend, and proceeded to investi-
gate mysterious gold mining company
operating in New York. He believed 10
was . ''front'' for vast spy ring.
Now continue with the story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
sEDEsTROM is LEADER

Charley Sedestroms 210-236 in
Ga stood out in the East Dearborn
circuit.
High scores--Joseph Sullivan 2O5-2i0, J.
FAIRLY 200. John Reiha 204-2l3. Richard
Callahan 202, William Campbell 200, Alex
ogilvie 2if, Andrew Payne 2O5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
BOWLING NOTES
GOING AT FAST CLIP

Wolverine Five is setting a hot
pace in the West Detroit Com
munity League. winning 10 out Of
its last 20 games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Speed Skating Meet
Is Set for Saturday

NEWBURGH. N. Y. Jan. 10
GNS)-Twice postponed because
of lack of ice. the middle Atlantic
speed skating championships def
nitely were scheduled for Satur-
day.
More than $50 entries. including
the country's leading speedsters,
have been received. Among them
are Leo Freisinger of Chicago,
North American champion;
Charles Leighton of Minneapolis;
Tommy Smith Of Utica, y. Y, and
Jack Shannon of Troy, N. Y. Vir-
ginia jain of Cresskill. n. j.. will
defend her middle Atlantic title in
the women's events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Harmon Again
He'll Receive AWard at
M Game Monday

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 16.-An-
other important trophy will be
added to Tem-Harmeh-S ever
expanding collection between
halves of the Miehiean-MinneSota
basketball game AT Ann Arbor.
January 20 when he viii be pre-
sented with the Chicago Tribune
trophy. given annually 10 -fIE
Ten football player judged 10 be
of the most value 10 his team.
The presentation VIII be made
by Wilfred Smith. football expert
OF the Tribune sports staff. The
trophy is a-hill sized silver foot
bail and Will become Harmon 5
lifetime possession Monday. Last
Michigan player TO be awarded
the Tribune trophy was Harry
Newman who won II in 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

sional League. Ward was offered
the presidency last year. with a
10-year contract al S25.0 per
year. He turned il down. A week
ago. Ward was-effered the COM
job at the same salary.
Again he turned down the PROPOSE
ton. The league owners, however
are serious enough IN their cam
paign 10 put Ward in the commits
sioner's post that they are willing
TO put S250000, covering a 10-year
contract, IN escrow.
Ward was again expected TO re-
ject the offer whereupon several
names were believed certain TO be
put in nomination for the post of
football commissioner These in
cluded James A. Farley. former
postmaster general and former
national chairman Of the Demo
cratic Party: Grantland Rice, syn
dictate sports writer: another east
ern sports writer. whose name the
owners would not divuige. and Col
James r. Fitzpatrick. president OF
the Madison Square Garden Cor
porallon-
What effect the naming OF
commissioner would have upon the
office of president now held by
Storck- was problemaucal. Storck
IS serving his second one-year
term He was elected following
the death Of Joe Carr, one of the
leagues founders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Sports Along broadway
}ECCALI, VENZKE--2 MARVELS OF TRACK

forth his daily quota OF signed up
Giants today il lis Johnny
Mccarthy and Johnny Wittig :. u.
making nine already in line. .
And Ed Barrow Yankee
generallsSlmo hopes right
handed rookie Steve Peek >. will
be just as effective for the Yanks
as that other St. Lawrence
University graduate .. Hal Schu-
macher has been for the
Giants.
SEES 4:07 MILE
Dan Nupen ski coach at
Middlebury College. Vermont &. .
was once ski instructor TO the
Norwegian royal family and
Dan tAAU) Ferris expects to see
Chuck Fenske turn in a 4:07 mile
for a. new world indoor record this
season.
Paul Mcneil Maryland's
l75-pOund wrestler is in his
third year of college competition
but he has never lost a match
/. he has won matches when
every other member Of his team
has lost. >.
And YOU can bet the family plate
that Col. John Reed Fitzpatrick
=. Madison Square Garden prexy
viii not take that professional
football car job E. unless he can
double in brass in his present spot.
. Maybe those pro promoters
don't know that the old Yale blue
is also a large stakeholder in the
Garden and il would require
many cocoanuts to make him take
on another job. Selah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
WANT ARCH WARD

In This connection Storck also
made himself clear on the eve OF
today's gathering asserting he had
never been approached by any
club owner with the suggestion
that a commissioner appointed
for the league
Nevertheless f=en an aHthori-
taiIVe source II was learned that
Arch Ward sports editor of a Chi
cago newspaper. for the third time
was TO be offered the post of COM
missioner Of the National Rrofes-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Pro Grid League
Seeks a Lands
To Rule Sport

CHICAGO. Jan. 16.7-With some
indication that there is more in
the offing than meets the eye. the
big ten of the National Profess
sional Football League-the own
ers of the 10 teams within that
league-go into a huddle today
behind the closed doors of a
Chicago Loop hotel.
When todays meeting was con-
ceived last December 9 in Wash
ington. ID. C.. il was supposed TO
be a secret meeting. However, as
it now stands, the meeting is about
as secretive as the color of a
white shirt. As an official meet
ing, today's session has no stand
ing insofar as the transaction of
any league business is concerned.
According to the leagues by
laws. an official meeting can be
called only on order of the presi-
dent, who. until his present one
year contract expires, is Carl
Storck of DAYTON, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
UNIQUE IN SPORTS

Georgetown University boasts
three unique sports officials T..
Dubofsky who
coached that great line last Fall
;. is one of the busiest lawyers
in the East Joe Holman ..
the Hoyas' crack p. A. has just
turned out snappy volume of
poetry :. entitled My Town &.
and the Hoya baseball coach .
Joe Judge was one of the
games greatest first basemen .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
STANDINGS

Roy Nelson of the Creeping
Greens" team in the Tam Brook
Tam O'Shanter, Meadow
brook. Hawthorne Valley Bowl
ing League came up with the
series of 16S-168-168 for
504 at Gleneagles Recreation.
To make it more unusual c. II.
Schultz. secretary, in computing
Nelson's average also found it to
be l6S.
High scores-WNson 239. MAbee 23e
Lamparier 233, Andre 1913, Thompson 2i5
PerTing 2i2, Harrison 2i2. Wakefield 2l0.
Butsla 2O9. J. Davis 2O3, Harrison 2O3,
Jenkins 2O3, ShankA 200.