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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

CHICAGO Apru T-GNsl- BUTTER -
Receipts, 1881 tubs. ~ 20 At off, ex-
tras. 20 score. 32-s =. standards % score.
cars. 32t,c. extra firstr 81 score. 81 a c.
frsts. $3.50 scor. 3iA d51ac; specials.
o3 score. 81 n32ac.
EGGs-R Receipts. 81 54s cases: steady.
q c upu current receipts Il 7! c. fresh eX-
2zr. critics. fpt4c. checks. 1eace
CHEESE Twins, f7n1TAc: daisies
prints and lonEhorns, ia, ~ isc
LIVE POULTRY-Stsady. strong: tur
KEYS i5n l6c: hens l7H2ic. leEhorn hens,
IN I1l4c- snrinxera- 2Id2az-c broilers
q . 2sc. ROSTERS. 49, d i3c: ducks, 10 .
2ohe. geese, 10112iac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Time for Action

When will the federal admin
istration awaken? When will
Congress insist upon applying
the pruning hook?
II is time for you and me. for
every thoughtful, orward-look-
ing taxpayer to drive home TO
Washington how we feel and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Fears ''inflation'

Santa Clara, Cal. asks:
"Why is everything up but
stocks? Are these kept down by
political pressures: Does the
government want a panic In the
stock market?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

American Meter Company r~ports for ths
year ended December a. ret income IN
sas7 se4. equal IN s3e7 =. sharr. against
sa53. $50 OF 81 2i q share In 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard Co
Windsor. Prices in cents. Noon Quotations
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
pITISBt RGH

PITTSBURGH. April 7 GSsl-
CATTLE Receipts. $50 market active and
25c higher. Steers choice SIT % 70 - Is
medium good $40 IS aii - common. s. u
1i0.25 heifer~ medium good. s.. % "a
e75. common So 2ssfs Is. cows medium,
good So p I725. Gamers and cutters
81 - z % nIiis. EO0d-choice 81. 70 u
9. 25s common medium IS 23T7 rs.
HOGS Receipts 00n market active
$50 ts0 lbs, 8 50f4sS5 1sg-220 Ibs
s. saIe 10. 22g- 251 lbs. s. 81 u 2 10
250-2g1 MS 8 . SIS iO0-i50 lbs, 81
as ronphs Sc 7huT o.
SHEEP Receipts. 500; market steady
Choice larihs, Sif 5001l.TS. medium good
50 500 10 50. common lambs S7as. ewes
50 500 $50; wethefs, So 80 q 30. clipped
lambs 50 2TGa %
CALNFS Receirfs no. market active
and soc higher Good choice. 312dI3; me-
dium. S101 IL. cans and common. s. 81
. so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Foreign Exchange

SEw YORK. Aprn s-Prees gwen 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

Copyright, 1871 by p, c. FORBES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

East BUFFALO " Y. April 7.-UNsl
-- HOGS - Receipts 32O0. market mod.
erstfy active generally 80 cents ovei
Fridays average. good and choice. ,22o
lbs. So 10. some held higher. trucked -ins
iio-230 lbs, s.65as.s5: 100000 lbs.
SsHs 50
cATTLE-Recsip,s. 200 Including 100
Canadians General market active steers
and yesriings. 25c higher. cows and bulls
stronE TO 25c higher: barely good steers,
Sii; yeariinE heifers 10 s1i: most short
feds Se.T51 10 rs, generally $40 and above
Canadian steers. s00-1. 900 his, SO 10 n
1850 late Saturday: 1900 400 lbs, Sil ~
a-i-ennnaaan- cax2--xs-e-44
6-zs- eanner- - -sSst 3,4ei ueighty sausage
bulls 81 501 IS.
SHEEP Receipts. 1000; lamb trade
somewhat slow steady. Bulk eood and
choice s5-Q5-lh fedwestcrns. Si4-ex.
IRENE top Sii.2J. Spring lambs. 900 lbs.
Si2QI3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

CHICAGO April HOGs-Rscsipis
is 600. 2j-35e hlgher: hoidovers. 900: TOP
50. bulk Ss 404s 20 heavy s. 25as75
medium s. 50Ia. light Ss.40asa %. light
lights S. 251 5 GO. packing sows. s7.5ops,
pigs So 2YdT25
GAIT E-Recetpts 1000. steady
Calves Receipts 500 steady. Beef steers:
choice 81 qi4.50. common SsHii.S0.
yeariines5 s. 25 Tf325. butchers heifers
81 30 r L. COWS. So 501s IS bulls Sc. 81 n
Q 50. calves. Ssffi2. 80. feeder steers 81 y
II stackers. steers, s1di1.25: cows and
helfers. SIS 80 Il 9 IS.
SHEEP Receipts ~ OOo: steady. lambs
SO. - II %; common. S103 10 70. year
50 q 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

SPINACH Texas hu.- baskets c1rley.
75c p ~
STRAWBERRIES Iouisians ,2f-pt.
crates Klondykes 81 So. Florida 80 ~.
crates Missionary xsa6.25.
TOMk ToES-Re pachs. lob. cartons,
81. Is la.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

So, es miro beridfet, fein itniges
MifleiO sii Den driItliden 8efange,ten
in ben fiirfiIben aerfern Nfrifas but.
te ibm Sic 8a6e perlieben, bieie offers
iii iiebfbarer @eiie bort an bei,tben,
ibren N0ter ab5ubelfen, lire &ettetl
5ll iprengen ltto bies alles, obne baB
er leiblibertpeiie ieiue iitoanerifani=
ibe 8aterltaot 2irna ie perlaiien bGt-
te. Gin ipanii6er 8efangener, ser 70
ourb Martins Silfe befreit tpuroe
uno na6 Siioan1erifa arsipanoerte,
begegnete be1n 8ruoer iu Sen Stra=
BEN 2imas l,no begriiBte i'm poll
0anfbarfeit ais ieinen Getter umo
gefreier lmo mollte trot oeiien Gin
Iprud nidt oapon ablallen, iiberan
BON ser ollrb Ben nunbertitigen
Martin empfansenen 8ebltaten at
6eri6ten. -.,..~
e. Ils geilter Dobertp BET slusbri1b
oieies &rieees bas 2ebel,sbilo oes
lei. Wartin ieinen 2onooner 3eitungs=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02
Nabrnngsmtttel fetn Yroblem In Q(merita

Gin Maneel an lanotpirtihaftlidel1
Yrooutten, int Safe 'baB Sic pa5ifi=
lben ltno Sic atlantilben Gerfebrs=
mege ourb einen arieg geiperrt uer=
Sen, tpiiroe mir IN SEN tropiitben l,no
iub=trepiiden 8aren au perlnerfen
lein, beridtete Sic ,,Natienal Confer
enee 8oaro''.
@eeeltitber iolber ntoeliden Wtdn=
gel lteben sic groben l1eberidiiiie bon
lanopirffdaftli6en Erooltfte'1 sic
iib bereits 5u fait lditiger 8itr0e auf=
lpei6ern. .> 49,.
aaffee, &afao, See, @un1mi unb
Seioe itnb Sic Saltptprooufte ipel6e
pieaeidt lit Der 3ufltnft ni6t 10 leir)t
5lt erbalten iito. Nn siueiter 5telle
iteben Suite, Neanila Salern, 5iio=
friibte, Riiiie lino @etpiir5e, Sdgo
uao getuiiie ineoi5iniibe Yrooufte,
toie Gpiun1 uno Gbinin. Riht ale
oieie ailgefiibrteit Slrtifel iino bon
unbeoinstef Noftpenhigteit lltr fir
piele lit griaB erbdltlih. Sa got,nell=
inbalt lln1gerebnef; mabt bieler
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

foaeeat ersdblte, sbSrte man linn
itebr. ooef ipeniger siittereiiatt slt.
spafer fonliIe Der ,Gf5aDler beobad).
ten DaB ale balnals s(nfpeieitpen iirJ
ntit Ser Mebaifle Martin bon 9urres
berieben batten. Sn Ser 0olge brei=
tete iib Der grulnb inter ben &riegs=
befinfefftattern at @aiier l,uo al1
2anoe, in geIeieit, Sranfrei6, Sol
lanb, Npripeeen uno auf bent galfan
rdih aus. lleberaa begegnet rtan
beute Neportern, Die irgenopo oieles
Bib 'altsgejangt babeu. .
3eitltilgsreporter laiien itb nid)t
leiebt ettuas tpeib ,1taben @enn tie
trpsoem ben pergeiie1ten iel. 0onini=
fanerbruber aus Siibamerifa 5uln
Stanoespatron erferen baben, 10 Bat
ten tie tpobl icbon oeiieit geiltano entp-
funben. 0as belonoere Merflnol bes
iel Wartin ba Borres lit feline slu=
gegenipdrt.' Sino tid)t ots Sic Set
tungsreporter iiberall babei, mo- es
nab ODER fern etluas 5lt erbaiden 1mo
5a beridten eibt? - (Sbilomahe.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

eeniieeno porbanben it, ionoern elm
'sroBer lleberIdlrBv berporeerufen
oilrcb be,t gerlait bes elropaiiben
Warftes. IiiBeroem baben mir eilten
1eberidub bon friidlen llnb getrod-
neten Sriidten uno Sierfette, tpie
Sdmal5, iino. infolge Ser ginfltbr
bon 8ilon5enfetten a,th i'm llebers
ibuB Dorbanoen 0ies mag lib ies
oot) anoern, faas Die ginfubrmoa-
lid)teiten idtpieriger perOen. @ilt
GritteI ser Heiserute fam ferner nls
lleberi6ub be5eiebnet lueroen. @s be-
ftebt aber alur ein lebr- geringer
l1eberibltb al 6lltterforn.
9riifenoe 6rieoensitberl6iiiie mer-
Sen 5t ongenebnen Heierpen in
&riegs5eiten &ein onberes 2ono lit
ID tpsnig bon Ser einfltbr obb0neig,
70 Ielbltl1nterbulteno unb funn 10
Ibneu Sic M6ngel an lonomirtidofts
li1eat 9roeufte1 pon altsmarts bedcn
alS sic Ser. Scr. Staaten, oercn Gin
fl1brsipege nur fllr5 l1no auBerOem
5uperloiiig iino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

Wtangel an 9etpiiier Irtiteln follnt
mebr aIs atuei Atillionen 1onneil aus.
70 Yro5ent bierpou belteben aus &ofz
fee lno 8umnti.
Cine 5tpeite 2ii ite bon %robuften,
lpelbe il1 Sen Ser. Staaten bergelteQt
lueroelt, aber nidt in Dem 0taBe, INN
oieies 2auo lnabbdngig bon ser gin=
fllbr 5u MAIDEN, fiibrt Sic folgenoen:
3llder, @arlte, @oQe unb getpille
Bflan5enole. Gon oieien lit ser 3ut=
fer ser tpibti9lte 8ebra1dsattifel
u,o 70 Yro5ent bon unierer beimi=
iben Yroouftion 1T 3uder fiibren mir
eiit. ...
Sci Mil1, 5leiid), &arteffelu fri
Iben 8elniiien uno Seu lit eine quite
8alal15 3tpiibeu Yrpouftion ,uno Ser
6ral6 5lt per5eihnen. 3ies tit belon=
oers gut, So Sic Sauptoidt aus bieien
Hroollfteit beitebt. ..." ,.-.
Damn gibt es 1tob cine bierte
Br,ppe bon Ianotpirtihaitltbeu Yro=
6lftel,, ,idntlid], Baltntlpuae, labaf
uno 8pi5en bon ipelben titbt MIR
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

Gin 2eler Der ,,Gollmtbus Gbelting
0ispatb' legt iolgenoen Ylon, Dem
arieg Elm ible,sniaes gnoe 5u,. berci=
ten ser 2eiermelt Dor: ,,Oie 8iloung
elmer ol1serleienen Stobtrltppe, 5l.=
iamnengeiebt aus: Scnotor Yeppcr
bon Slorioa im Centrum ser sln-
griffslilrie, @cnoeu Wiufic SIT leiner
2infell Senator @lob bon 'Sir9inio
SIT ieiner Hrbtel1 Sintlnic 9tpoiebelt
olS redte @aroe uno elliott Gpple+
pelt als linfe 8aroe; @olter @inDea
ais Nocbtrupp I'M oiutcrtreficu.
@illfic miro Gebcn bnlter o1 oie
CT lelblt niDt glo>bt, Yepper miro
bon lcillent eigenen gl1lt pcrgiebe,t
BloB lpirb Sen 9tcbellenrl1f eribals
len lallen; 8incbea miro bintcr ser
2inie ,auf= 1tno abloufen ,,tpitb a
tlaib' .ullo DOROTHY Sbuntpion mfrs
lire &olonne ais Nelerpe ouffiibren.
g8enn 5itlcr oieics Battalion ber-
ailjicbcn 1iebt, miro er BON eincn
jdben 5djrcden bcfallel1 podt feline
gul15e Nrmee 5lliumneu umo 5iebt
iib iblelu1iglt IN sic Siefen oes
S0tbar5ipnlocs 5nriicf. ltuo bnllnit lit
ser &rieg poriiber. sllio lofprt gum
sl1grifi!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

9ie forperli6 uno geiltig riiltiz
ge 110jabrige Snoianerin 2ouiie.
Jinlap eri1,nert itb nod .genou an
oie Mnfunft oes Seiuitertmiiiionars
sfep. Pierre Sean 9eSnet, Ser Dor
eineau Sabrbunoert na6 oen 5el-
iengebirgen int tpeltli6en Wentana
fam. Sic lebt nit ibren ,Sebne
gia in elmer einiamen Siitte in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

slus SEN 3ulantnenitell,ngcn bcs
1ettjdbrigen gebolferl,ngs5eniuS lit
erlidtlid, oab ser 9ep0lferltngs5us
ipabs in Sen Scr Stdoten barptl0d-
lib ourb oos 8a6stltm scr GroB=
itaote berbeigefiibrt lpuroe. Sn ben
aebl1 Sabren bon 1880 bis 1910 bat
oie 8ep0lterllng ser Ser. Staaten
Tim S,S94,229 Herionen 5ugcnom=
men. 9as bril1gt oie 8ep0lferung in
Sen It. g. allf 131,669,175 Yerione,l:
Seem gorf lit nit RI soc, ,52O gtltpob-
nern irlutler 'ltod oie polfsreibIte
Staot guropos, Gbicaeo lit sic 5lpeit&
grobte 5taot - une ounn fplaen
Die Staote Detroit, Ybilaoelpbia, So
iton, 8ittsbursb, Can 5raneiseo, st:
2oltis l1nb glebelono. ii: (.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02
Sin 8uflanbid),ueiser ii6er bic &pte
d" Qlfmee-
(Sprtiesllng bon Seite 81

(Jor1IeBung bon Seite 3) =
3itoc,lt lit sic aHebrbcit oes ruff
iben Golfes Scr bolihelpiitilbcn Gp>
rannei 10 iiberoriiiiia, oob oie Solo-
ietregerung iid 1tibt a1lf bic slrn1ee
perlaiien fam. Gas lpeiB ser rotc
3ar int &remlin mir 81 gut lllo bes=
balb feline 9lnelt por elmer aftiDcn
Ieilnabrne yom &rieg- luo sic Yafte
init Sitter uno SSSopan, Die itb frei=
lid), tpie olle bel1tigen Sufte, als Set
5el1 Yapier eripielen baben. . .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02
Ser YdtruM 0tr StitangsbfriDttraattrr

K f9t
@er Bdffe i,id)f itbof Sas cine ober
ai1sere Mnbdngiel iun Mntpntobil uber
on Der nbrfette banneln leben? gs
iit1o lneilt irge,lSipelbe Meniden=
poer 5rasenbiloer nit gebeimnispol-
len aufidriften. Man trast iie als
gegennlittel gegen boie unb 1haolide
ginfliiiie ober als Sditb segen Sc
fabren fit 2eib lno 2eben. slbergIar-
biibe boffen oanlit, getpiiie qualenoe
Sorgen nieoerbalten uuo iib ielbli
berlbigen allf0nnen. ltno aberela1l.
biide itno ia leidt 5u befrieoigen! Z
Neben iolden tpe1t1iden slnbaltg.
fel1t ober @nltletten iiebt man aber
al6 1nebr ulto nebr slbaei6en, mil
tpirflid 6riltliden 9aritetluneen: q ST
ettpa oie Sbell l1nb Nbneigung gegen
edit fatboliide Mebaiden I'M Mbneb=
men beariffen2 -Sit ser eeeeniDdrti-
gen &riees5eit foaen iogdr 3eitungs.
bertbteritatter, oh gIdubie ooer' lin.
elaubig iolbe offen': oSer 5lltltinoeii
periteft itdnoig bet itd): trugelt! 40 -
Gin ioIder geribterftddsttterb NIT Sea,
nleil Scr. DoBertb @'eaus stmerifa
nafiirIie eradBlt Die oieier 1telte
grait1 5it geaiirn oes geeeittpartiger
&rieees. al,fgefonunell iei,1 ioa. Gin
abibieo eines aoueget,. tpelder Sci
engliidet ariegsntadf' hi 5rdltfteid
dis geridterftatter 5ltgteilt lpar5; I'd
h1eit in '2onoo1t f11eBfere ~gdlahteitre;
porter BET. piter Seier 5lliardnlen, Gin
3eitiingsntolt1 erfldrte bet1t S1eiben:
sen, ct tppue stD,ft por Ser Nbreiie
etlpas mitgebelL% oas ibnt iiberlid
llidJf fbaoeir ippbl a6er ,tiisen tonne
-3i1 augeilleifter lleberrafdultg bielt
ct iDn, cine fafbplif6e WleSaiae Bi11
ugs 1T bass a6pfbilo eines 'Manltes
Ser felt iiber oret. Sabrbultbertel
2enfeli ioie Sic lt1to id aus lltauebe,
8atl6e gebolfen Bat." ltto ct er:
5ablfe sen ituulrrltoeit Srullnoelr sen
2ebeusIauf oes fel: Domi1,ifanerbr1t.
bers Dfarti1t BON Yorres (1569-
f639); Der tpdbrel1o ieines# aebens
pon bilfsbereiten Nitgefiibls fiir. ale
9eorangtelt mar ltno es bis beute ge=
b1ieben lit! gieier tpabre Seller in
Ser Slot ibeint 5a,lt Saffron ser 3eit=
tli11ssbertdterfafter int gegel1lpdrtis
gen &riege getuoroen 3lt iein..' =
Mortiit b. Borfes erblidte oas 2ibt
Der 8eIt ant g.. De3ember 1869 81,
ai1tta III SiiSaliterifa. Sein gdter
lpar Spaaier, ieie1t Mlitter iou cine
perltaniibe Snoiailertit .getpeien ietal:
sDen :als &itib 8eibttete ii6 Martitt
our6 &einbeit Ser Sitte1, geiDeiSehs
belt, Denti,t l,tto: nan1entlib burb
erobe Naditenliebe aug. Inn sen
aranfen beiier belfen 5l1 fonnen, itit=
bterte Ct 5lierit Me6i3i,l ebe Ct als
8rubRr in oe1t 9or1i1tifanerorben
eiittrdt. Befonoers .1tabnt er iib Der
Sinoet- l.nS Waiienfinoer a,l fit oie
er @aiienbduier ba,tte. Sein Wanbel
tn @ott nne auf bimmlii6en sluet
fdien Der Seele Sic araft berlieben
au baben Ben ibmerfdaigen aorper
NIT iid in Sic Sobe 5it reiBen, mo- Ct
IN Ser 2ltft idtDebenp Sic Bunoen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

chamber gelest, 24nal gum Mo1to
bin- uno suriidreiden lpiirben;
baB eit Mann, Ser: I'M eriten Sab
re unierer 3eitre6nllltg begonnet
bate, ieoe @sin1tte $t5 aus5ueebet1,
irt1ner nod oie ,Sdlfte oes gan5en
0eloes gu feiner gerfiigung batte;
bob, gleisbn1dBig terteilt, ieoer
Mana, ieoe 5rall 1lito ieoes 4i1to tn
oen ger Staate1t nno ibren 8eiibnn-
gen 5000 befonlmert tpiiroe. - (g.
q. 5taats5eifiillg.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-07-02

ser 9eabe oes 6lotbcoo Sees du1
SuBe Ser Weiliiot Hange in Wton=
tal1a. Die Grii'uerl'ite an ste s(r=
funft Bater 0eSntets Dor 100
Sabren tbiro ill Ser alten ct. Ma-
rD's Ntiiiion il1 Stebcnspiae,
Wtont., I'M Mugult nit eirer 5eier
begangelt iperoen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-01
BULLA, OLIVER LEAD WESTERN OPEN WITH 66, 67|
Chicago and New York Professionals Score Re-
 markedly We'll

Phoenix, Ariz., February l. = (UP) Chicago's Johnny Bulla, whose irons currently have the magic of Houdini, led the fields with a five-under-par 66 as play sfung into the second 18 holes of the 5000 western open golf tournament to- day. l
 Chipping accurately and sinking butts from as far away as 32 feet, Bulla registered five birdies as he toured the first nine holes of the Phoenix Country Club course with a 32 yesterday. He came through tn back nine with 34.
 But for bit of tough luck, on the 18th hole, Ed Oliver of Hornell, N. Y, would have had tie. With his ball 12 feet from the cup, Oliver attempted that putt that might have given him a 66 but the ball bounced into the cup and out to set him back one stroke off the pace.
 Amazing
 Bulla's effectiveness with his irons amazed the large gallery that fol- lowed the winter golf brigade around the course. He birdied the girst, second, fourth, seventh and 18th holes and never once went over par.
 Only two strokes back of Bulla came the ever-potent threesome ot Byron Nelson, P.G.A., champion; Ben Hogan, last years leading money winner; and E1nerick Kocsis of Lake Orion, Mich, all with 68's
 Immediately after Kocsis had fin ished his IS hole round, he re- ceived a wire from his father ir Michigan advising him he had beer called up for the draft. Kocsis, how. ever, said he would finish the r holes of the tournament.
 Bracketed at 69 were Lloyd Man. grum, Chicago; Denny Champagne Grand Rapids, Mich; John Geert- sen, Salt Lake City; and Red Fran cis, Altoona, Pa.
 The 70-Stroke scores included Clay ton Heather, Linville, N. C.; Herman Barron, White Plains, N. Y; eLor Pettigrew, New York; George Fazio Philadelphia; Don Schumacher Dallas, Texas; w. A. Stackhouse Mineral wells, Texas; and Henry | Picard, Hershey, Pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-01
HOPPE WINS 5O-S
 SETS NEW MARK IN TOURNAMENT
Master of Billiard Game Scores Fourth Win in
 26 Innings

Chicago, February 1 - CUP) - Willie Hoppe moved into the fifth round of the worlds three cushion tournament today after drubbing a veteran opponent 50 to 8 in 26 in- nings to set new record for best game.
 Hoppe proved his ability to put 'em, where the boys can't shoot at them" last night against Clarence Jackson of Detroit who finished in the first division in every world tournament he entered. Four times the master scored high runs of six while Jackson struggled to make his few points.
 It was probably the worst beat ing any contestant had taken since for 50 to 3 ride in the 1881 tour nament. Jackson scored four of his shots in one run in the seventh Johnny Layton took Jesse Jacobs inning, the rest one at time.
 Was Sick Man
 Hoppe only four weeks ago was confined to hospital with influ- enza and temperature of 106 de- grees. His illness caused abandon ment of a challenge match with Jake Schaefer, Jr., of Chicago, who conceded that Hoppe had retained the title he won last year with 20 consecutive victories, and forced Hoppe to delay his competition in the world tournament two weeks. He is playing a game-a-day sched- ule to catch up.
 The 26 inning victory last night topped the tournament record of 27 set just one day earlier by Allen Hall, Chicago.
 Hall and Otto Reiselt of Phila- delphia shared the tournament lead with eight victories each and no defeats. .Reiselt last night defeated Tiff Denton of Kansas City, 50-37 in 69 innings.
 Schaefer, who has been defeated once, scored his eighth victory by defeating Joe Chamaco of Mevico City, 50-32 in 43 innings. Paul Lew ip, Chicago. named Herb Peterson, St. Louis, his 18th loss. The score was 5O-31 after 57 innings. John Fitzpatrick, Los Angeles, defeated Welker Cochran, San Francisco, 50- A in Al innings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-01
NEW MILFORD TO
 MEET WEST SIDES

West Side Speedboys will play the New Defenders of New Milford Sunday afternoon at the Y. M. c. A. A. John Kelly who has been aver aging over 20 points a game for the local K of L will be at the forward position for the visitors, also Beau ty, Baccai and Richards former Torrington Full Fashion players and Collins of Washington Col lege. The above players will start the game and probably play the entire game as they did in New Mil ford two weeks ago when they beat the Speedboys. Kelly has scored g points in two games against the speedboys and he rates the SiderS the best team he has played against this year. The speedboys won the first game 32 to 30 in a disputed decision and lost the second 36 to B both games were played in New Milford.
 Ralph Bradley who will leave for the training camps next Friday will play his next to the last game Sum- day and will leave the Speedboys with only seven men. Joseph Ka- losky will probably rejoin the team in about . weeks time due to the change in his working hours which prevented him from playing with the speedboys during the past six weeks. The rest of the team Is out to win the rubber game and con- tinue to run Up Q winning streak and finnish the season with c good record. The city series will probably start in two weeks time with tho West Sides playing the Purple Knights Yebruary io, at tho '. M. c. A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-01
Basketball Results

Basketball results in Waterbury and vicinity last night were as fol- lows: Purple Knights defeated Mer- iden Knights 47 to Al in Nauga- tuck; Boys Club Varsity defeated the Torrington YMCA Varsity 55 to A, Mcfarland, Luke and Da- melio scoring 40 points: Thomaston high won from Terryville 42 to 35 in an overtime game, w. Dayton and Thompson scoring 24 potts.
 Sts. Peter and Paul, Parochial league leaders, scored Q 12 to 9 win over St. Francis Xavier yesterday afternoon, hegge getting 8 points and Litchfield High defeated Morris High 37-32 at Litchfield, Baldwin scoring i7 points for the winners. New Preston defeated the Boys Club Bombers 32 to 90 Humeston and Platt getting 2S of the winners total, D. Radke and Karpowich scoring 20 for the Bombers. Wa- tertown High defeated Lewis High of Gouthington 90 to 90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-01
RAMBLERS, EAGLES
 ON ICE SUNDAY

New Haven, Feb. 1.-The vastly improved Philadelphia Ramblers face the New Haven Eagles on the Arena ice tomorrow night in an American League hockey game which will go long way toward deciding who will finish first in the eastern division.
 At present the Eagles, Providence and Springfield are deadlocked for first place, but the Reds and In. dians meet tonight which will break the tie. Tomorrow night Providence plays Cleveland. while Springfield meets Buffalo.
 The Eagles 90 Into the western division next week. and will not be home again until Wednesday night. February i2. when the Reds come to town.
 Philiy has been knocking of ail expedition in recent starts, dofeats inc and tleing New Haven; beating Springfield, and shutting Hershey out.
 The Eagles will be ct fuil strength tomorrow night, with Tony 0rabs Owskl playing at left wing on . inc with Earl Robinson and Paul Haynes.