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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

The coldnoss Of death in the apart
ment al 5i9 Erskine.
As Various opened the door nc
heard the baby crying in the bed
room. Rushing into the room he
was stopped in his track There in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Death Comes In The Afternoon

When Various Norman, 20, returned home from
work last Thursday evening he looking forward to the
comforting olace Of his wes and the cooling Of
his four-monthold baby.
Instead Of the warmth Of his wfes arms. there was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Florida Woman In
Visit With Her Son
In The Motor City

Mrs a Il Gibson. of 81 Angus
tine Fla returned 20 hor homo
last Thursday after spending q
short visit with her son. Charles
Walker. 5i5 r. Elizabeth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Comstock Made A Creditable Record
While Holding Office Of Governor

II ihcre ever was man whose
priya'o aad public life has asmon-
s'raicd 4 l.heiel and tolerant ara
flde toward al groups ho f.
nllr lnAcrnnr Y lam On
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

Gwcndelyn I.ylfs. woodrow Hunt
Robert Thomas Charles HE jam
Taney Neshi'i Patton. Robert ooh
clyde Powers rhelma Johnson ana
Clarence Miller, participated 81 the
pickc'nr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

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La gaceta., 1941-02-06

biarme tambien de traje. ESpe-
rame aqui. Vendre a recogerte'
con mi coche.
lei false condo Sc marcho, to-
mando un taxi que lie dejo en ia
puerta de Brez.
Pepino lie esperaba.
Ell italiano lie informo, en-
cuanto estuvieron los dos insta-
lados en- un resewado del esta-
b1ecimiento.
Ell amigo Hotz habia GpoQu'-
nado mucho mas y mejor de 10
que Pepino calculaba: la Joya
debia ser esplendida, porque
entreg6 ciento dos mil frances.
-Toma, ten, hijo milo, ahi
themes l-sigui6 diciendo Raccie-
ri, contando Ell dinero sobre IA
mesa-; cincuenta y un mil iran
cos. La mitad, justa. IVA sabes
el refran italiano: las buenas
cuentas hacen los buenos ami
gos! lEstas conforme?
La gaceta., 1941-02-06

una GAIA de caudales, dejando-
Sc solo en- la cartara dos mil fran
COS, y volvi6 a por Eulalia, que
lie esp.raba vestida con I'm deli
cioso traje b,anco, sin mangas,
Re fal3a der,ada y cortisima, y
cnvuelta en- una capa de seda,
blanca tambi6n, de una elegan-
cia i~nSuperable.
'Esta vez, CASTOR habia veni-
do al hotel en- uno de los autos
de lujo que los apaches hacian
pasar por suyos.
Fueron a la Opera.
Y Ell chico apache, para dar-
Sc ante su amante aires de hom-
Gre mundane, saludaba leve-
mer,e a varias familias, a va
ri25 damas gre ocupaban los pal
COS de enfrsnte " que contesta-
ban al saludo, extrahados, diri-
gierio luego ob:tinadamente los
eunelci hacia aqui.
AL salir del teatro, fueron a
La gaceta., 1941-02-06

En- efecto, cuando faltaban es
casos dias para que venciera
ell plazo dado al ORGANISING ma
ximo de la nataci6n chilena pa
ra que Sc pronunciara definiti
vamente sobre 81 organizaba
ell certamen o no, sus dirigen-
ties Sc encontraban de lleno tra
tando de salvar dificultades, es
pecialmente de orden economi
co. Cuando va las gestiones Sc
consideration ~fracasadas, ell Al
calde de VIVA del Mar senior E
duardo Grove, prometio que ell
Municipio vinamarino financia
ria ell Campeonato, siempre q,
este tuviera lugar en- Viha del
Mar. De esta manera la Fedora
cion pudo dar SUI respuesta def
nitiva a la Confederation.
La ayuda prestada por la mu
nicipalidad de Vina del Mar, pa
SO luego mas ALA de ser una
simple cooperation economical,
81 no que esa auroridad comu-
nal eomenzo tambien a preecu
parse de la habilitaeion de pis-
einas para entrenamiento, CO.
me asimismo Sc transformo com
pletamente la pileta de la pobla
cion Vergara-donde Sc desa-
rrollara el torneo-la que que
do constituida en- una de las
mas modernas y c6modas del
continente,
La gaceta., 1941-02-06

un elegante bar americana. a to-
mar unos fiambres.
Esta noche, CASTOR Sc qued6
tambien en- Ell hotel de la rue
Mont Thabor, de donde no salio
va hagta bien mediada la tarde
del siguients dia.
No tenia tempo que perder.
Habia de ir a "su casa" cam
biarse de traje nuevamente, j
.diSponer su equipaje para me-
terse en- Ell tren con la espahola,
FL apache, en- cuanto Sc vio en-
la rue de Rome, Sc puso rapida"
mente un traje claro, de lana y
corte ingles, g~uard6se ell dinero
que dejara la noche anterior en-
la GAIA de caudales y sali6, acom
pahado esta vez de Pepino, de
nuevo en- el coche, di~rigiendose
a hacer unas eompras por los
bulevares.
Los elegantss randas despa-
eharon pronto,
La gaceta., 1941-02-06

ICual desea?... I"E Figaro"?..
lie Petit Parisien"?...
-Traigame "El Figaro.
Saba de sobra CASTOR, como
10 saba tambi6n la propia Eula-
liza, que "El Figaro" era Ell dia-
rio de la genie elegante y ariS-
tocratica de Paris.
%
El mozo volvi6 con Ell peri6di-
co, cuando los amantes saborea-
ban un delicioSo glace a la Gre
me de ciruelaS y guindas.
Ell false condo de Noir 10 con-
suite.
Y dijo, luego de pasar los ojos
por la secci6n de espectaculos:
-iDan LOuiSse, la delieiosa
opera de Charpentier!
-iOh cuanto me alegrol
-Es una obra deliciosa, de
puro ambiente parisien.
@IMe dejas ir a vestinme?
-iY clarol Y yo voy a cam
La gaceta., 1941-02-06

rata nos haze, Espabilate, y no
dejes pasar la OCCASION, que va
sabes cue lu,go... / Has hscho al
go?
-Esta tarje, no. Ha sido pa
SEQ romanti,o, con fiebre amo-
rosa per TODD % Alto. Pero esta
noche me quedo en- ell hotel. De
todos MOODS, no quiero prone
terte NADIA.
-ioh, no tie apresures! va
saoes Que para trafalgar, hay
que hacerlo con calma. iCuando
nos vemcs?
-Manana por la tarde. Yo Re
buScare en- la rue de Rome.
Castor sali6 de nuevo a la ca
lie.
Tom6 ctro auto, que lie llev6 al
Quartet general de los apaches,
donde Sc puso un elaganttsimo
smoking.
Despues, guard6 Ell dinero en-
La gaceta., 1941-02-06

ST, hombre-repuso CASTOR
guardandose ell dinero-,iY tan
contento!
Y ahadio, con una sonrisa me-
losa, al tempo que sc levantaba
y Sc bebia de un sorbo la tacita
de rico cafe aromatico y humean
tie:
II Bueno, me voy! VamoS a
la Opera. La gOeuSSe esta en- las
NUDES, y no we NADIA. Yo creo que
me llevara a Biarritz, y desde
alli, a San Sebastian, y desde
alli, a Madrid, y luego al infer
no, con tai de que vayamos jun
tos... Me parece que esta vez
vamos a dar un gOlpe definiti-
vo!
Pepino sonri6 a5yoctamenae,
comentando luego, entire sorbi-
tos lentos de cafe y chupadas al
magmifico habano que habia
comprado al venir:
-iFalta nos hace, hijo, mic,
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Chile Prepare I'm
Gron C~ompeonuto +
Intul. De Notocion

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Feb,
Observation-Disclosures Sc ha di-
cho que ell Campeonato Sud A.
mericano de Natacion que Sc e.
fectuara este mes en- la ciudad
Vina del Mar, sera ell hecho de
mayor trascendencia que ha t e
nido hasta la fecha ell deporre
acuatico nacional.
Los preparativos efectuadQs
por la Federation Chilena de Ma
tacion en- la organization de es
tie certamen, hacen pensar que
alcanzara un franco exito. Y
aun resultan mas meritorios los
esfuerzos de la Federation 81 Sc
apreeian las innumerables acti
vidades que tuvo que realizar
para conseguir efectuar la com
petencia.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
En- la Pisto de Golgos
Selecciones Poro Hoy

I.-Cdddy Cay, Bluckout, Per-
feet Gentleman.
2.-Ertrd Tar, Sing Sing AL,
Sonora King.
3.-Glory Seal, Billy Daunt, y
Handsome Let1iS.
4.-Curious Cdress, Buzz, Dis
NAL Sun.
Static nWagon, Colleen Ca
ress, Shine Lady.
6.-TwinkIe Dean, JadGnn, Per
feet Daughter.
7.-BoSton HurboT, Nitd Roll y
JoeSiI.
8.-Rock Springs, Court DrG-
ma, Memphis Pride.
9.-Mormaunt, Poppy, Gunter
Girl.
10.-CGptdin Tussey, Chicka-
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
DORAZIO DICE QUE
JOE LOUIS NO 10
LASTIMARA

SUMMIT, Feb. 5.-Gus Do
razio estaba hoy muy disgusta
do con los dos legislatures que
pidieron a la legislature de
Pennsylvania que no permitie
ran su match contra Joe Louis.
ME encuentro en- las mejo-
res condolences de mi vida
declare Dorazio-y ninguno de
estos senadores puede decirme
a mi 10 que debo hacer.",
Uno de los miembros de la
comision atletica dijo que la
acusacion habia sido hecha de
Dido a que Sc les habian mega
do passes de favor.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Mexico Derroto "A
Tenn Esponol En-
Footb q ! !

MEXICO, D. F., Feb. 5. -Es
tudiantes de la Plata y ell com
binado Espana-A sturias empa-
taron a un goal en- ell Parque
Asturias.
Ell partido estuvo a punto de
terminar por un incidente Guam
do ell arbitro desconto por "off
side" un goal de P~ellegrina,
del cuadro argentine. Este goal
lie hubiera dado la victoria a
Estudiantes.
Los visitantes defendieron
hrillantemente sus dolores, no
obstante haberse presentado
con tres suplentes prestados
por ell equipo brasileho Botafo
20, por enfermedad de los CO.
Responsiveness titulares.
Los prlmeroS en- anotar rue
ron los argentinos, a los dieci-
ocho minutes del primer item
pc. Fue I'm pase de Galarza q.
Pellegrina complete con un ca
bezaso.
Doce minutes mas tarde sc
produjo ell empate, de un pase
de ventolra a Iraragorri, quien
sehal6 ell goal. Cast Immediate
mente Pellegrina anoto un Sc
gundo goal, pero ell arbitro 10
nulifico por "offside", cosa q.
provoco las protestas de los ar
gentinos, quienes t~uvieron mas
incursioHes peligrosas en- TODD
ell match, que desafortuna-
das.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
RTrRrYpREDIcE QUE HABRA OPOSICION
AT NUEVO PLAN DEL COM1SlONADO
GENERAL KENESAW lands

plias oportunidades para prooar
sus condolences en- las mayores
antes de ser devueltos a las me
nores. Pero tambien hay que tie
ner en- cuenta los intereses de
los teams. Pudiera ser que es-
to creara dificultades a los
teams de las MEMORIES
La Liga Nacional ha nombra
do una comision compuesta por
Warren Giles, del Cincinnati,
Hickey y Leo Bondy, de los Gi
gantes para que Sc reuna con
Lands y llegue a un acuerdo
respecto a su nuevo plan.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Branch
Hickey, de los Cardenales del
St. Louis, declare hoy que los
magnates de la Liga Nacionai
y la Liga Americana Sc opon-
dram, con todos los recursos a
su disposition, a la reciente or
den del Conf ionado Lands
Pero Ford Frick, presidente
del viejo circuito, We el plan
de una manera muy distinta
a Hickey y otros propietarios'
La teoria es buena-declaro
Frick-pues de esta manera los
players nuevos recibirian am
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- MuISioR

ing highest grade heechwood creo'
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia dg syrup gives Mentho-
MulsioS . taste the whole family
will like. It clings to the meya
branes SO its soothing, healing in~
gradients act faster, better An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is c
sary for human welfare. but don't
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cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion 10
so inexpensive and easy 60 obtain =
M.ntho-M ulsion is endorsed By
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La gaceta., 1941-02-06

Jos del Cincinnati sabe jugar
varias posiciones. West pitched
dos juegos y los gan6 el aho
pasado. Tambien ha sido inicia
lista, shortstop y outfielder.
Els un bateador de mas de
300 y Bill McKechnie espera
mucho de ell.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
MACK CREE QUE
LOS ATLETICOS
SORPRENDE

FILADELFIA, Feb. 5, Con
ME Mack tiene la "corazona-
da" que los Atleticos van a sor
prender en- la Liga Americana
en- l94l.
"Tengo la creencia que mis-
muchachos han de sorprender
este ano-declar6 Mack-tengo
I'm gran conjunto'.
Los Atleticos terminaron en-
ell ultimo lugar en- 1910.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06

A cold cough seriously endangers
sou, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have a cough due to q cold,
get Mentho-Mulsion, The guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughlng
Immediately and ge' you entirely
v e your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, ask
or your money BIZ K. -
Mentho-M ulsion is more than on
ordinary medicine. 1t contains vita,
mias 4 and D to build youI cotd
resistance, and seven soothing
'i1tg ais and un~ronts, incl1d
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Ell Ndutico Abrird
Con La Reino De
Bellezo En- Ell Box

Ofelia Fernandez, reina de
belleza de Cuba en- 1910, ocu-
para la Inca de fuego del Club
Nautico de Marianao para Ell
desafio del proximo domingo
en- Cuscaden Park contra las
muchachas del AL and F Groce-
ry que tan expertamente di-
rige Vicente Grannell. Arturo
GordoYes, coach del team Gu
bane, informo aver a Tradu-
ccion- Prensa que la Srta. Fer
nandez lanzara por su equipo.
"Monina" Foyo, reina de de-
portes, defendera ell campo cor
to del equipo y probablemen-
tie sea uSada tambien en- la IL
nea de fuego.
Las bodegueras continuan prac
ticando o gan interes para ell
juege, pero Grannell y Alfredo
Martienz no han querido anun
ciar ell nombre de su serpenti-
nera.
"Vamos a ganar ell domingo
NOS dijeron Grannell y Mar
tinez aver cuando visitaFon es
ia redaccion-pues trataremos
de dejarlas en- blanco, 81 pode-
mos. Pero nos han dicho que es
tas cubanitas son verdaderas es
trellas, al softball y al basket"
Ell team cubane embarcara ell
Viernes por la mahana. FL Sa-
bado arribara a Port Tampa a
bordo del vapor Cuba.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE La GALE
Desea el senior conde?

Este de senior condo 10 decia
el mozo siguiendo la vieja cos
tumbre de los hoteles de Paris,
donde la servidumbre, para ha-
Ger la vanidad de los v~iajeroS les
designan con un titulo en- cuanto
les ven bien trajeados.
A Eulalia tambien lie decian
los mozos y las camareritas
lindas y limpisimas del hotel.
indistintamente Madame la MAJ
ouise O Madame la contese...
u Tiene listed un peri6dico
de la noche?
ST, senior. Sc 10 traere en-
seguida del salon de %lectura.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
OEPORTES
Nova Peleord Con
M axle B q e
Opina Que Los DuehOs Han De
P~rOtestar

NEW YORK, Feb. 5. Lou
Nova y Max Baer Sc enfrenta-
ran en- esta ciudad a mediados
de Julio, segdn dijo hoy aqui
Walter St. Denis, agente de pu
blicidad del promoter Mike ia
cobs.
Jacobs espera a que Nova sal
ga del hospital antes de hacer
un anuncio Official de la concer
taci6n del encuentro.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Muhun Vendido

FILADELFIA, Feb. S. Los
Phillies anunciaron hoy la ven
ia del inicialista Art Mahan al
Little Rock de la Association
del Sur. Mahan fue comprado
ell ano pasado al Louisville.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06

trato firmado de Johnny Bar
rett, cutfielder comprado al San
Francisco para quien bateo
.28S.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06

rnaugd, Fluffy Girl.
11.-Harland Friend, Quicker
Okemdh.
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
West Juego De TODD

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Dick
West, nuevo catcher de los Ro
La gaceta., 1941-02-06
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La gaceta., 1941-02-06
Kidneys Must
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The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20

Bowling this week climbed up
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20
4 LOOPS
$50 Go to Town
In Bowling Circuit

Nearly $50 individuals were wrap
ped up in league schedules in or
ganized bowling in this city this
week as a fourth league-the Mer-
chants-began its trundling bring
ing the picture to the biggest Or
ganization of amateur sportsters
in the city's bowling history.
It is in fact probably interesting
more people in organized sport
than any other single sport in the
city-that is, in which amateurs on
their own initiative organize SIM
ply to pursue the game.
As the fourth league, a six
team circuit, got underway the
Grain Belt Beer club rached
up a three game series to take
the leagues opening lead. North
American bOwled the highest
three game series for a team
with 1894 pins, and also the
high single team game of $50.
Harold Rasmussen rolled a 519
for a high three game individ-
ual series and Jerry Shively
copped with a zoe the opening
high single game.
Addition of this six team cir
cult brought the total number of
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20
NS2k5YoT;T n1A1a1yfS

pan between autumn and winter.
T. You snuggle up to them as
if it were the last and it might
be. The sun was a flood of
FURNISHED copper over a drab
countryside of browns and grays.
. And a flash of blue that looks
unreal where you know lake must
be. . . We took a ride Sunday
and drank in the scene like a dy-
ing man seeing his last sunset.
Ribbons of lavendar and red
streamed from the western rim
and the sun dipped over the edge
in a riot of color. . The thought
came that nature can do things
with colors-and get away with it
that in artificial surroundings
are out of bounds. The sharp
contrasts of color that are right
in nature are a rauccuous, mocking
imitation when man tries to re-
assemble them.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20
Kaufman Cheers
Soldier Team

Staff sergeant William Kaufman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kaufman,
of this city, and. now member of
the 217th coast artillery at Camp
Haan, had one of his ambitions
realized.
For Bill, who was one of the
outstanding cheer leaders of
the Sauk Centre high school,
rode to fame in the current
football season as cheer leader
for the Camp Haan team.
Last Saturday he rose from Sauk
Centre cheer leader to leading the
cheering in one of the country's
largest stadia against one of the
major football teams in the coun-
try.
The game was Camp Haan YER
sus UCLA in the Memorial stadium
in Los Angeles. Bill announced
to his parents that he had been
selected as cheer leader, one of
two, for the Camp Ham team.
Bill is well-remembered here as
cheer leader. Before his gradua-
ton in 1910, he was top leader for
the school here for three years.
Incidentally that Camp Ham
football team is quite Minnesota
effort. Some of 40 Minnesota men
with the federalized National Guard
in the 217th were on the squad
that played half a dozen games on
the west coast this year. Report
ing for the squad for Sauk Centre
were Butch Iwinski and Jim Pang-
burn. The team has one game left
to play this Saturday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20

have had plenty of experience un.
der game conditions there are Ger.
tain losses in team and individual
poise."
Positions are still under debate
A number of veterans are with the
squad but they're being pushed
hard by solid bunch Of freshmen
who are bidding for berths. Addi.
ton of some of the football boys
and others from the Junior high
enlarges the squad to a good work
ing point.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20
Squad knuckIes
Down to Work
On BIB Drills

Coach Harold Rasmussen was
knuckling his squad down to get
a line on the boys in the current
basketball campaign as a group of
| 35 boys from the senior high and
freshmen wound up the first
weeks drills Monday and fresh re-
cruits from the Junior high school
and the senior football campaign
joined the camp.
Garld Smith, in charge of the
Junior high element, said that the
contingent of 7th and 9Th graders
would begin this week while fresh
men have already reported with
the senior squad. Football men
Joined up this week.
Monday and Tuesday Ras-
mussen gave the boys their
first scrimmages as opening
gun of the current campaign
lOOmed close against Grey Eag-
le here on November 28th.
"The scrimmages, he said, "are
not to bring the team on but to
get line on what the material can
do under simulated game condi-
tons"
We've confined our work for
| the most part to numerous drills
with emphasis on shooting and
floor work. We've done very lit
tie group work with the exception
of defensive and offensive drill
with two or three players at a
time"
A perfectionist so far as shoot
ing is concerned, Rasmussen Is
really interested in getting his
team to be accurate shots. "They
have got to show a third better
in practice than under game con-
ditions," he opined. "For no mat
ter how good they are, until they
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20

teams to a new high point in the
second year of the Sauk Centre
Bowling Association with 26 teams
organized. Eight Of them are in
the independent Ladies League.
Personnel of the new league in
cludes: Coffee Shop-Rev. Thorley
Johnson, Harold Rasmussen, Jerry
Shively, Garld Smith, Glen Steid-
er; North American-Jack Hide
brand, Joe Kane, Charles Klar,
Frank O'Gara, Don Paske; Coun-
try Club Tavern-Ben Essler, Paul
Telling, Pat Flynn, Larry McKin-
non, Bill Simmer; Grain Belt-Jim
Arneson, Maurice Arneson, Ed Bar
tylla, Reid O'Gara; Hamm's Beer
H. Bartlett, Hermie Dybevik,
Wally Kleinschmidt, Jim Thiegs,
Jim Wruck; Royal Bohemian.
H. Hansen, Frank Bunker, J. Rog-
ers, Fred Unger.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20
years ago when a 12-man foot
ball team pulled more public
itY than a Joe Louis fight.


ball team pulled more public
ity than a Joe Louis fight.
Coach Ray Schwartz this week
announced his roster of players:
There's Jim Arneson, Sauk Centre
high school guard in 1940-41, Dave
Vandesteeg, of the local school,;
Warren Schtnitt, and Eldon Dad
rick, of Paynesyille; Stanley STEM
erson, of Belgrade, and Don Err
lehman, Of Grey Eagle. The two
Sauk Centre players have had bas-
ketball experience and Erlichmann
played at Minneapolis (Concordia)
last year. But an even half of the
outfit are without basketball train
ing.
Nevertheless the boys were 60
ing to jog, into a ten game sched-
ule, Dean Ira L. Plummer an
nounced. Games are already sched-
uled with Crosier, the U Farm
School, and games will be arrang-
ed with Brainerd and Montevideo
Junior Colleges and with st. Johns
freshmen. All will be on home-to-
home series basis with the five
schools.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20

The American Bowling Con-
gress is very strict on some
things but it has not given its
game the unsavory develop
ments that often accrue In
sports whose enthusiasts claim
are simon pure.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20
How the Farmer he'll !G} ka17aG( our Beer
Full Richness of the :&!IZ4a Malt

OThe N orthwest Farmer
raises the finest mating
barley in the world-sells
the cream of the crop" to
us for a premium price.
We malt this choice bar
ley in our giant plant,
watch every step of the
controlled process so that
each batch of matted bar
ley is certified properly
aged". Then we brew
Hamm's Beer by a method
which prevents flavor
escape in brewing, so you
get the extra grain good
ness, the delightful taste
of finest ingredients.
Enjoy this smooth and
mellow brew. Ask for
Hamm's. Theo. Hamm
Brewing Co., St. Paul,
MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-20
Six Out for
The Buccaneers

They have a basketball sextett
with the Junior College Buccar
eers this season.
On the heels of a grand sea-
son a year ago, the Buccaneers
have exactly six players and
are now in the spot of two