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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

larry. making progress each day.
enjoying to the utmost every cut
u the blade into the frozen rink
Today this same young. charm
1ne and graceful Tacoma girl ID
Pacific Coast novice figure skat-
lng champion, IN honor won in
strong competition On the Seattle
civic ice arena floor last week
Tomorrow. web. II 70 possible
this local figure skating artist win
BE- . champion OF = wider domain.
yin be competing on the major
1ce Kinks Of the nation.
What she has accomplished In
-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Huskies Lose
Another Game
Little Idoho Deols
Hec's Squad Blow
Last Nights Result

Last Nights Result
Idaho 80, Washington 80.
MOSCOW - The University OF
Washington Huskies hoped today
to forget their 1892 upset at the
hands OF tough little Idaho last
night by winning their season
ending home series against Oregon
State and Washington State,
northern division leaders.
The loss to the Vandals toppled
Washington into third place for
the first time this season, but VIC
tories in the four remaining games
would restore the Huskies to the
throne.
Idaho stepped into an early
lead after the first five min
utes and never relinquished II,
sending Washington home
with only one victory In their
four Inland Empire engage
ments.
The Vandals held 4 half-time
lead of 24-13. The Huskies tried
a comeback in the final minutes.
but with the score narrowed to
1882, forward Norm Dalthorp was
penalized with a technical foul for
protesting a decision. Washington
never came any closer than that.
George Steele, Idah forward,
led scorers with IL points.
Ray Turner, Idaho center. made
10. giving him is for the Wash
ington series. The slump curtailed
his chances to break the confer
ence scoring record.
Summary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Coach Hobson
Sparks Players

EUGENE, Ore. = Four regulars
have been denoted" as Coach
Howard Hobson said that the Uni
versity of Oregon basketball team
had not been playing the brand of
ball Of which II is capable.
RELOCATED 10 the bench,
Hobson said. are Captain
George Andrews. Archie Mar
shik, Bob Wren and Warren
Taylor.
The coach's action left only Paul
jackson Of the erstwhils first
string.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Rosiack Scores
is More Points

Ia GRANDE. Southern
Oregon College of Education took
the lead from Eastern Oregon col
lege as half-time neared to win
$3.50 in a basketball game here
last night.
Ernie Rostock OF Eastern Ore
gon scored is points, IA of them
in the first half. to edge within
10 points q breaking Hank
Luisetti's scoring record.
Eastern Oregon plays Mon.
mouth here Monday and Tuesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
ST. Leo S Wins

When Holy Rosary basketeers
beat st. Leo's, 1920, at the Bel
larmine gym, the first half of the
1912 parochial basketball season
came to it's close. st. Leo's win
ming. Holy Rosary, st. Patrick's
and Visitation are tied for second
place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Signs Contract

PITTSBURGH Maurice Van
Robays. Pittsburgh Pirate out
fielder. has signed his 1912 con-
tract, the 26th Pirate to enter the
fold, President Bill Benswanger
announced today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, increasing all railroad
fares 1917, the ski train tariff will
be boosted accordingly. it is an
nounced by Milwaukee road Off
Gals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

Halftime score: Idaho "a, WASH
ington Is. Technical foul: Dali
thorp.
Free throws missed: Gilbertson,
Ford 3, Lindh 2. Thompson. Tur-
ner, Benson.
Officials: Emil Piluso. Portland;
Dwight Alden. Spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
On Ohe Gan. +!

Three years ago Margaret Clarke, then is, received
air Of silver bladed skates for Christmas
The natural female exclamation Of JOY ensued when
Daddy F. w. Clarke handed her the Gift.
Her parkd and hands fonded the present
che long had desired
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Shipyard Play

Machinists defeated the All
Rails in a close scoring contest.
21 to Is, last night, while Boiler
makers won from the Laborers,
AZ to 80, in the Shipyard Basket
ball league games played in the
Bellarmine gymnasium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

other three sy those who know their figure skating
GfarsL
Of hope and prayer OF MARGARET
And anything her future success
= assured
hardly girl determined to succeed so IN
bve
Margaret / q strictly q Tacoma product.
mother and father natives Of this city
remember Nargarets fathers father
Clarke, pioneer druggist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Zaqs Beaten

SPOKANE-Eastern Washing
ton College of Education. leaders
Of the Washington intercollegiate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Park Basketball

Park Recreation Basket ball
league will play three games this
Wednesday night. At 8 o'clock
in the Falkland school gym. Mes
siah Luthran VS.. Falkland Trim
ity Lutheran. In Bellsrmine gym
at o'clock. Garagemen VS.. JEFF
ferson, followed at . o'clock by
Monarchs VS.. Latter Day Saints.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
LINCOLN ts2)

Totals 49,. rs SKIS 7 81
Half-time score: Lincoln 10. Bel
lsrmine IA. Shots attempted: Bel
larmine 43. Lincoln SIS. Officials:
George Wise and Guy Mckinney.
Score by periods:
Bellarmine 1880. IA Is 26
Lincoln -. .....7 16 IS 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Leads Chase
In City Play
Two Players Stdnd
Out for Abe Tenn
By HAROLD SHAW

It's more than an accident when
Lincoln's high scorers are Ed
and Gene sivertson for
the tall dark-haired guard
and the rugged blond forward trail
the rest of the Abes in the points
But not so last night when Lin
coin Abes forged into the lead In
the City Prep basketball race by
turning back a determined Bellar-
mine challenge. 1926. at EXPOSE
ton hall.
And the reason Lincoln
turned back the Bellarmine
challenge is because Sivertson
and Huntington each scored
four field goals.
But the reason lies deeper than
pointing out that Sivertson and
Huntington were the target aces
of the game, for actually the Bells
outshot the Abes, 25.6 per cent to
23.s per cent.
A BETTER REASON
Let's see where Huntington and
Sivertson scored their field goals
from, for therein lies the story of
the game.
Sivertson dumped In all four
Of his baskets from the angle
about Is feet out. His first
three shots ut the basket con-
nected. Huntington raped In
two Of his four field goals by
getting ahead of his man. But
the other two field goals came
from directly in front of the
hoop. about 80 feet out.
With Bellarmine playing a zone
defense. the spots from which
Sivertson and Huntington scored
their goals were the key points
where Bellarmine was weakest.
And the man who pointed out
those key points to the Abes was
Coach John Kennedy.
HAD TO GET WISE
But it took nearly two periods
before the Abes got wise to where
they could cash in a victory. ST.
vertson had only one shot from
the angle in the first Is minutes
of the game and yet was open
most of the time. Huntington had
only few shots from out in front.
But finally the information
reached the Abes about 40 Soc
onds before half-time. The
ball was tipped over to Sivert-
son and he canned the basket
which put the RailsPlitters
ahead, Is to IA.
Evidently Kennedy drew a pic
ture for the Abes at half-time, for
they came back in the third quar-
ter and passed the ball across and
around until Sivertson and Hunt
ington got free for good shots. 4.
NINE-PoNT LEAD
Sivertson hit one, Huntington
hit two-and there was your ball
game. The Abes went ahead,
25-16, and the Bells couldn't quite
! catch up despite a stirring fourth
period rally.
In the preliminary, Coach Vim
cent Reyes Lincoln sophomores
won the city title by defeating
Bellarmine sophomores. 1921. with
Morgan Barofsky pacing the Lin
coin attack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

basketball conference, defeated
Gonzaga university 1881 in
tight non-conference game last
night.
John Lothspiech's close-in shot
in the last minute broke a tie and
gave the game to the Savages.
Lothspiech and Stoelt led the
scorers with IL points each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

Margarets first taste of competition came In the ls39a'
when she managed ticket to Lakewood arena
She entered amateur ice show there and won the city
title, taking trophy cup proudly home.
Encouraeed Skating club
began display marked improve
nent largely too Of q natural rhythm and
Even Margaret kept her competitive toes by com
panons- Pat Greenup and Pat Eoyt
pals competitors which rivalry stands
champion In good stead
Margaret Northwest figure skating compet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
SOPHOMORE GAME

Subs. Beliarmine-Robinso Carl
tone t2). Farrell. Kslapus (2). Taylor
Ferry Lincoln-Akimoto ca. Ramp
bell ca.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
(16) All Rails
Machinists eli

OUDss bOlItI III"hcF" TIE =, :, :
Roley "a. Jennings. Referee, Kepka.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Another Bargain
Cruise Offered

II YOU like to sail through some
of the most picturesque parts of
Detroit River and Lake Erie, il is
suggested you go on the bargain
cruise offered for Friday by
steamer Put-In-Bay.
The steamer. leaving the First
street dock al 9 a. m. Friday. will
cruise 10 Cedar Point and return,
stopping for ga hours at Cedar
Point, be back in Detroit around
l0:45 p m. the same day. II you
wish, you can stop at Put in Bay
for s hours.
One dollar for adults. 80 cents
for children, : 10 IA, These are
the reduced price rates for this
Fridays outing To take advan-
tage Of this offer, clip ticket ex-
curSion blank such as you'll find in
an Ashley e. Dustin Steamer Line
advertisement in this issue Of the
Times. The ad also will appear in
the Times tomorrow and Thursday.
. Blanks may be exchanged at the
/ Ashley e. Dustin office. foot oil
First street. or at The Detroit
Times Travel Bureau, 1870 Cass
avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

Leonard J. Czarnecki 57i5 West Warren
STANLEY Bleak. 4iSf Wesson
y Joseph A. Pietrzyk. zoos Ninewood
Edward J. Roberts if7f Twenty eighth.
Lester r. Johnson si52 strathmoor.
Henry r Baran. 1927 Bangor
Casimir J. kurczyk 3l75 Liveruois,
chester a. Jurkowski, 1888 West Grand
Blvd
Lawrence s Tager. 1t7f West Grand Blvd
clyde " MCkefvey. 1909 West Grand blvd
Francis J. Chercsko. 5t73 Thirty-ffst
stanley J. Magiera Jr. 1922 Roosevelt
Alfred y Chrzanowski 1856 Thirfy.thirf
William 5 GdOwski fs7l Koukel
Anthony Borkus. 35i6 Ilvernois
Edward J. Petro 1867 West Grand Blvd
George Il Tozer. 1851 Junction
,Henry A Lachowicz 5i56 Twenty eighth
Joe l.. SAX. 4Os6 scotch
Walter Pisz. 4s47 Konkel
LOCAL BOARD No. a.
Robert Joseph. 1928 KENTUCKY.
John Mikuliak. 1900 Monica
Robert =. shank 1870 Monica
James II MCFARLAND Jr 1889 Ohio
David W Mccormick 1892 MENDOZA
Louis Sake Tf05 be Soto
George VI Clemens, 1920 stospsi
kenneth A Maahs. 1880 Pineburst.
Frank % Patton. 1871 Birw0od
George A. Moen. ltst2 Ardmors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

William A. Phythyon. 1928 Kentucky.
Waiter r. Anderson 1885, he soto
Donald G.. Meyers 1879 MENDOZA.
Francis ]. Pip i5fOs GreenlaWn
Richard ! Gl0rdann 1881 fuller
Bruce A. BreWiu. i546a GreeniaWn
James a. Forbes. 1855 fuller
James q. Brown Jr, 1922 Prairie
Anthony r. Tedesco. 1890 Monica
Preston " Hyzer. 1891 Ellsworth
Edward J Lansing 1923 De Soto.
LOCAL BOARD No. a.
Julian Kulongowski 44t5 Central.
William sovisk, 1856 Gilbert
stanley Peter MiChaik. 5265 Tarnow.
Aioysius John Jankowski SOse Lane
James Frederick Warner. 1890 PershinE.
Thomas shea. 3f65 LongfelioW
Harold Ray Mclean. 1865 Senator
Frank Zboril, 1871 Cabot
fohn BerKy, 1869 Gregory
Irvn Daniel McAlpine 2si5 Carson.
GORDON Earl Lewis s032 W Fort
Frank Warh0lak 1920 Merwin
James John Trahey 406l gilbert
Walter Joseph GoWronski T42s ParsUhe
Theodore Who'll 1885 LswndHle
Henry DougiG MchahK sOha RIngAsr, 4
John Carlysle Mcdonald E434 Lane.
Maurice Hieger. 1855 Michigan
Howard ksnnbcrg 4027 Gilbert
Harm klaassen. 2250 Fourteenth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
PITFALLS OF LOVE

AS THE door closed behind
my father and Ruth Hayes Ronald
rushed over to me and P5t- his
arm around my shoulders,
you must lie down, Aunt
Msdge, and let me get YOU
what--smelling sAlts---a dose Of
aromatic ammonia-brandy? l
know what Ia do for mother,
and I know you must have sope-
thing. l never saw anybody 10
white"
lie impelled me toward the
couch hut ] twisted free Of him
and sank down IN the nearest
chair.
"Just let me sit here" I said.
II am perfectly all right, and my
pallor IL the result OF anger. not
weakness. ] am appalled, at my
self. I did not know i had the
desire for murder In me"
But you need" he said
IL need nothing" ! told him
"save 10 pull myself together.
But II you'll hand me my purse
I'll take out the lavender smell
ing sales always carry 60 keep
from falling asleep while driv-
ing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

y
School is one Of several conducted
by the army air force technical
training command TO produce
trained mechanics for the ar
force.
Two Detroit dentists have re-
ceived commissions as lieutenants
at Chanute Field. H. Norman II.
Taylor 1912 Clarkdale avenue. and
Norman j. Dahn l4l5 Parker
street.
Nine Michigan lads have been
made commissioned officers after
graduation in the Fort Knox, Ky,
armored force candidate school
and now hold the rank Of second
lieutenants. They are: Gilbert G.
Golding. 1883 Tracey avenue;
Walter c. Hagen Jr., y. A C.;
Robert Z. Ginter. 2S5 East Ferry
avenue. Austin Wells Jr., POOLS
Woodingham drive: James X.
Bradford. 1917 West Hancock ave-
nue.; Moulton Houk. 6379 De Soto
avenue, and Irving Levine, 430S
Leslie avenue. Detroit: Charles NJ.
Waldo. iceland, and Charles l.
Bell. 20790 Flora avenue, St Clair
Shores.
4 l. L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Connolly Answers

tai PiraeuS: tb1 none; (cl
Mount Olympus, 9.754 feet.
2-(a A. Lincoln; tb) Henry
Clay; (c) John Paul Jones.
3-(a) About 1880 feet; (b)
Kyoto; (c) Shinto.
IA Blatant demand for an
aggressive foreign policy; Oh
small vessel with two mastS;
tc) memories of a southern
confederacy.
; la May "a. Cb) November
Niihau. Kaua, Oahu, Molokai,
Lana, Maui kahool awe,
Hawaii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Quiz Answers

In Wisconsin, near the city
Of Monroe.
Maid Marian.
3-Montevideo.
4-The moor.
Windsor Castle.
6-Jai Alai.
7-OXhearts are kind q
cherry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

CAPT. GRANGER e y 0OIn-
mand at Washington, y. G.
Sgt. Oscar p. DHaem. who
worked his way from a delivery
boy TO be a branch manager on
The Detroit Times, was the star
player and manager of the 105th
Ittalion championship softball
team at Camp Robinson. Ark. He
formerly played with the AsSump-
ton 1910 Southeastern Michigan
champs. 80
Two DetroiterS are included in
the class Of 23S soldiers who
graduated in the officers training
candidate school at Camp Barke-
ley, Tex, Herman II Zusman. 17l4
Gladstone avenue, and Alexander
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
BY Adele
6srrison

because Of her personal venom
against him.
Trailing her may put ts into
contact with other members OF
the gang besides Stephen Red
field and the gifted MIR. Miner"
With sudden determination
braced myself for conflict.
Look here, Father" said. II
told YOU a little while back that
Whe I could stand IL no longer,
/ meant 10 ask you TO release
me from my promise not TO tell
katharine about your proof that
the letter she received purport-
ing 10 come from Jack was a
forgery"
OVERHEARD BY KATHARINE
! braced myself 10 meet his dis.
pleasure, but he was surprisingly
mild
What about Katharine ." he
asked is she near the break
ing point also"
Indeed she is" 7 answered.
only her will power Is keep
ing her up"
Then" my father said judi
cially "she probably will be in a
receptive mood 10 hear the truth.
You know AZ well a. I do that
she would not have listened TO
either Of =, before"
! looked al him intently.
Then" ! said tenSely, you
are giving me permission to tell
Katharine the truth ."
ITO tell me what truth,
Nadge?" Katharine said from
the door.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

Acting Cpl Myron w. Serbay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

3244 Jonathan
sire ct " a 8
honor man Of
his graduating
class at the
Casey Jones
School OF Aero
nauticS ~. J..
and was pre-
Sented with a
leather travel
ing kit The
Casey j on G 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
REPRoACHEs HER FATHER

lie brought the purse 10 me hi'
face still anxious and demurrlnE
and I took a deep Whit Of the
salts. chiefly 20 crafty him NhcI
my father opened the door ant
saw this he fastened toward me
Margaret" he said his voice
sharp with anxiety. This has
been too much for YOU
please sit down, both Of YOU
I said sharply. II am perfectly
all right, only 80 filled with
anger at that woman that l find
difficulty I'm breathing. And-you
let her CO." ] finished reproach-
fully.
II let her 60 the length Of
her chain" ne said significantly.
"Oh. I might have known" !
said. '-You mean you are having
her tralled."
RUTH BEING TRkILED
Every step Of whatever tor
tuous way she means 10 pursue"
he answered.
"You think that may lead YOU
to Jack ." l asked hesltantly.
"She has no more idea Of
Jacks whereabouts than - We
have" he said. and l indCXed for
further consideration his slight
hesitation. But she Is an agent
Of the gang hunting him, pos
slbly the most dangerous one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

Alitl 4 lllltN tlli
ploye. who lives
at 15055 Cruise
avenue and is a
& cooley High
and Wayne Uni
versity gradu-
ate. and was in
c h a &c Of a
Times station.
has been made
a captain in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
zoo Go TO Army
Wayne
CONTINUED from Page 22)

Fred O. Jankf. 1926 Porter
Ernest Chaudonuet 1864 Ash
Lucicn @ Frechcttc. 1899 Seventeenth
LOCAL BOARD No. ~
Frank YsrkcskL s0ls West Hancock
Charles l. Florsnce. 4os; Mlrary,
Ralph @ 7andhank 1925 Turner
John A. Wys0ck 4a35 Thrueth
William J SoborqVski 1927 Thirty second
9igfrid p 0rstadfus SCI Blaine
Julius s. Golemhiewski New Haven
Thomas A Zelasko. 1880 Ptairie
John A. Batemsn. 40Il Campbell
STANLEY Pswlowski fO79 Thirty first
Ernest n Demske 1928 Military.
stephen Koper. 327f Military
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
By Lyman Young
By Michael Berry
By Zane Grey

Nike Holda. 3fs4 Cicoits.
Russell DeerinF 1851 LivsrnoiE.
Joseph Msysarros. stt2 LonEVorth.
Edward Blaszkiewict $3.50 Jonathon.
Fiorian PoplanskL Ancnoryfls.
Bernard Plath 22I5 Lavndale
LOCAL BOARD No. 50
James " Hamilton.
Claude W Diamond
Renold Anrua
Timothy Connolly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Service Briefs:
Coast Guard
To Dedicate
Training Station

CONTINUED from Page 2D
Ephrata air base, Wash. To pri-
vate first class. Pvt. Amiel j.
Miller Jr., Monroe, at Camp Stone
man. Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

Raymond Granger. another for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
ales, 52s South Harbaugr
X | n G

Koteles, 52s South Harbaugh
street.
PVT George Pellar. 1916 Ar
lington avenue. has been chosen 10
attend the armored force school at
Camp Polk, La, for a mechanics
course.
Sgt James NJ. Bellardi, 507S
Seyburn avenue, has been trans
ferred from Jefferson Barracks
Mo. for a three-month officers
candidate course in a Georgia
camp.
Pvt. Jack Graft. 1899 West
Philadelphia avenue. has been as.
signed 10 a course in maintenance
and repair Of driftmeters at the
BendiN. n. j., plant.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-23

Buy War Bonds or Stamps Today.
The Valley settler., 1942-10-09

ANNOUNCEMENT BY HEALTH COUNCIL
At the present time we have $40 for
the purpose of buying car for the Health
Nurse.
The car committee reports that there is
Ger Available for $3.50. We will need
at least SITS more to pay for the car and
insurance..
Some c communities have given nerously.
Won't you folks who have not availed
yourselves of the privilege of helping to
get q Public Health nurse in the Valley
please give your money to the collector
in your neighb orhood or mail the money or
check to me stating it is for car for the
Public Health nurse?
Viola C. Thumn,
The Valley settler., 1942-10-09


fe.lo" clerk Did you toll him (fr
want any,.
hourht ily)-I
aboutth fouryo usoldm
h
me he Groco ma2ad) l-mcour:
Tough Ima6ea rio
Here.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-17
Spain Protests
DeGaulIe Raid
Free French Seize
Three Merchantmen

MADRID, Jan. 17-Three Axis
merchantmen have been seized
by q free French destroyer in .
raid on the harbor Of Santa lsa-
bel, in acknowledgement SPANS
island of Fernando Poo. Of the
west coast Of Africa. the news
paper Arriba asserted today.
Arriba, the official organ of
the falange, the sole political
party in Nationalist Spain, indi-
Gated that Spain already may
have made the seizures diplo-
matte issue and warned that
Spanish armed forces hereafter
would fight to prevent such incl
dents.
The newspaper gave neither
the names nor nationality of the
ships said TO have been seized.
Il did not say when the action
occurred.
The destroyer IL said. drop
ped depth bombs TO creak the
anchor chains "of three Of its
enemy,s boats anchored there,
seized them and towed them out
Of port"
Il declared the attack took
place when the ships officers
were ashore but that "it seems
that ali crew members Of Ne
three ships were slain"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-17
Lovely Carole Cables Wife,
Was Liked BY All Hollywood

Don't let 'em kid you, honey.
That's q lot of bunk, but, since
they're paying me 80 well. l
don't give q damn how they
spell my name"
Few persons in Hollywood had
q more colorful vocabulary. But
Carole never was offensive. She
could be very much the lady,
but when she was among friends,
az she usually was, she spoke
as she pleased.
Not long ago Carole declared
that she wanted to make ~ many
pictures as she could-just %
she could give her government
more income taxes. Some criti-
ci1ed her. for such . statement.
accusing her Of supreme eeotism-
Carole was unimpressed.
Nuts 10 en-" she told me,
IF 4 can give the government
q quarter Of q million bucks .
year who's better of for It?
Certainly I'm no worse off for
See L0MBARD-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-17
Strike Rowdies
Sent 10 Jail
Must Serve
20-Doy Terms

Clifford Pike, 35, and Samuel
Yabasile, 80, both of Detroit,
were each sentenced to 20-day
Jail terms at els p. m. yester-
day after Justice Donald j. Par
ent found them guilty of assault
and battery in connection with q
riot on Dec. 2 outside the struck
Mount Clemens Pottery COM
pany plant.
Justice Parent sustained the
charge of Prosecutor Ivan A.
Johnston that the pair had beat
en- Mr.. and Mrs. George Eilts
and their son, Raymond, as the
trio headed for work at the Pot
terry.
The trial was shifted to Cir
suit Judge Neil e. Reds court
room to accommodate an overflow
crowd. Under way shortly after
noon, the trial moved briskly as
Judge Parent warned Johnston
and Ray H. Callens and Edward
Lamb, counsel for the defend
ants, he would not tolerate any
undue delay.
"A third man arrested by State
police for attacking the Eilts
family was bound over to circuit
court recently on charges Of as
sault and battery to inflict seri-
Gus injury by Justice Parent. He
Is Anthony Carsnino, IS, of De-
troit.