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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Sub for Norris
Leads Field in
Rainbow Event
Bill GerIsch, Lspeer
Star, Scores lIl4. and
Has Average Of 227.4

Even bowling for himself Joe
Norris might not improve today
the performance OF his substitute.
William Gerlach OF Lapeer, who
will roll anybody for anything
fashioned an TIA series yesterday
in the Rainbow Individual Classic,
and bettered a field of Il entrans
in their twelfth round exaction.
Gerlach filled in for Norris.
Gerlach averaged 222.4 for his
five games 49, 232-1 66-247- 242-227.
A new high scoring mark for the
event went into the books when
the entire squad of Pin a total
Of los games-showed a grand
average of 20072.
Cy GoralcZyk became decided
threat for the lead when he
,iphoned HEADQUARTERS for
1895 as Harold Allen, present
leader. stopped at 986. Mel Dorl
made third for the day on a 2S5
in 1886.
Ernie SOeSt had 1859. Phil Bau-
man 1857. and Vince Mikiel 1853.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Times Sweepstakes Schedule

5;I5-Ciass A-Norge- Marygrove Sales.
Metro Classic, Bill Moriand. Class B.
Rainbow Rec. Major Classic. Dan Shields.
Class C-Brighton Hotel, out-of-Town.
Willis Kiuek; Fort-Blvd. Rec, Greater
Masonic, Wesley Hadley. Glass D-No. 7.
Detroit Gaskst. Lloyd Diehl Jr.; Propel-
lers No. II. Fed. Mogui. Clarence Ouch
nau; Udyite, l.. Pianowsk: Portage Inns,
Elmor. o., Major. Marvin I.nhr; Mich.
Seamless Tube, Brighton out of Town,
Jerry Ross: Meter Test bet. Edison f. 3
John Mast. Class E--Rene's Bar, Jubilee
Lodge Edward Pitton; No. n. NJ.
.GBU No. IA, Royal OAK, Marvin Hart
man.
T;3e-Cla. u -ssckmsn STANDARD OIL
rett; Crosse Polnie Woods Recreation,
Senior House; Herb Matthews Livonis
Rec, Inter-Cny. Clarence Hoffman.
16 s.' s Ds R s,.v saf.pa% c,. g. S,oro.
10. Weber Chry. FLUID Drive Toppers
Bob Ihlsnfeldt clippers, Peter coumoudou.
ros: Docs Esquire Bar n. r. Mcrch., Ed
Wierzbicki. Class E-chry. FLUID Drive
Sem: Regulator. Square d. John Borre
son; Wards Commanders. Montgomery
Ward, W. ID. Murray.
s;4S-Ciass A-vemor's Ginger Ale. Diet
Times All-star Classic TED Rebain; Edel'
Class B-Waterman Cafe, Motor city
Ralph Schwocho Joe's Bar, Dearborn
Rec. Jr.. Leonard stankey. Class e.
Plumbers Local No. Ds, Milletts. Johr
MiIiett; ssfrsn Pts, stereotypers. W
Kronberg: Congress Tool and Die. Lucky
strike House Charles Milihram. Class D.
Accounting, chry. Warren, Al Mcdonald
Bull Dog $50, ~ f. Junior House, Wal
ter Pokrywka. Class E-Congress Tool anc
Die-Die Cast Office. Stusrd ChoSid: Ma
chine Hands. Joe Poulson Aircraft No. 10
Packard. Dorr LIllyWhite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Records Tumble
Beeeher, Peck & Lewis No. Runs era phic League
Pin Marks TO Five
BY HAROLD KAHL

Raw GAYS Beecher, Peck &
Lewis No. / team Of the Red Divi-
sion is setting the Graphic Arts
League on fire with records. This
club came up with two last week.
.2S73 and GAYS 686. and added
three more this week, l035, BOOT
and PCS.
The 1925 and 3O07 are the high
e.. rolled IN the Graphic Arts
since It's inception six years ago.
Dick Krum. anchor. popped in the
265 after l9l-l95 for a fine 65l.
The 1925 came in the opener and
was followed by l0l3-959.
Charley Rabaut of the Twen-
tieth Century Recreation Five in
The Detroit Times All-Star Clas-
sic tossed in 200-246 in COZ as his
end. His brother, Joe. had 246 in
500, Rau Chauvin 202-2l4 in 578
and Gay trailed this time with
SIT.
Needless 70 say, Cadillac Five,
shooting its best of the season.
was BANKED with the aid of a
53-pin handicap per game.
Jim ShiIIady Is singing the
praises OF his latest prOtege.
Robert Boss. In the state tourney
this 2I-year-Old yOungster sup
piled 6I3 In the team event for
Shillady's Reserves. $40 In the
doubles and landed third In the
singles with 67S. His 1882 also
placed him among the hrst 10 In
the all-eNents.
Ed Carpenter, IS0-orFrO0r man,
tumbIed 959-269-19I for 7O2 orer
Glleys II and ~ at WY Recre0
ton. Same pair Joe Norris Stroh
and Louis Rurr's National couldn't
hit the size Of their hot in on,
block ~ their state match game
championship match.
Estimated low paying scores in
the recent brothers doubles tour
nament at West Chicago are 1853
in Class a and 1925 in Class b
Winners will be announced AS
soon as averages are completely
checked. A total of 618 combina'
Itions competed, 365 in A and 25a
in B.
StrOh, defending champion and
present pacemaker In The Detroit
Times All-Star Classic, will chal-
lenge the winner OF the Herman
Undertakers-B Owlers journal ma
tional match game series, Febru-
ary is. The Hermanns Of st
Louis are the titlehOlders.
Fred Schroeder and Walter Horn
split hopors IN the First EngIisl
Lutheran 1Cith 252 and ESQ IN 592
st. Clair rolled a new high
series, 2909. and third high single
1918. To sweep four points from
II. Schmid and drop latter into a
tic with Patrick for second in the
Pillar Senior House Meanwhile
Macdonald forged TO the top by
winning four from Scott with a
second high 29O6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

Harry Rcitz' 236 and Emil
Brischke's 212-207-22O for 639
featured.
Randolph blanked NinewoOd 90
tie University and Clifford for the
top In the Michigan Bell Main
tenance. Townsend cracked two
marks with 966 and 2704.
Charles Schroeder 1rds top scorer
in the Board Of Education loop
Nth 2f6 IN COS.
Harry HeidCn's National club Is
enjoying a successful season in the
Greater Masonic at Riverside. His
supporting cast includes Dave St
Auhin. Clark Bush m an, Art
Grimm and Frank Smith.
Harry Lombard. chairman. fired
2O3-2i1-243 for 657 and Tommy
Dorazio. top average man with
1877, hit 2IO-2O5-223 for 638 In the
Loyal Wing Club.
Vernon Smith accounted for The
best series an Ndsh-kelrmator, 2I2
2IS and I9s for or.
Tillie Kagel, the indianapolis
blonde. who beat out Agnes
EkStrom of the Enterprise team
with 1905 for first place in the
Bowling Lanes individual classic
has the highest three-game series
in the country this season for
women, 756.
Lorne Trickett spilled 251-228.
1911 for 677 and Steve CharneN
242-212-22O for Ga In the Motor
City. Joe Farkas' 2OO-2O2-210 for
ga and Leo O'Leary's 251 stood
out In the West Fort.
Dom LoughmSt rallied 2fL-2L2.
coS for $50 and top houors ia The
Metre Catholic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Mrs. Chapman :
Leads Again
Betty Chapman, with an averag

Betty Chapman, with an sveragSz
of 1777 in 60 games of the
Women's Major Bowling League.
again leads the individuals today
with Stella Hartrick of Olympics
second on 1858. Marian German
of Schmidt remains third with
l74.41 and Irene Schusler fourth
on 1885.
Mrs. Chapman's $50 helped
Goebel to a sweep over Schmidt.
2508 TO 1885. Thelma Johnson was
the only Schmidt to break 500.
Olympic kept six games to the
good with two from West Detroit.
2575 TO 2417.
Enterprise (2570) yielded two to
Altoona (2623): DENLY won two
from Palace, 1882 to 1881: Rain
bow (2465) defeated Chene- from
bly, (2360) twice, and Twenty
Grand 1856 collected two from
KinneyS (2344).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

with the press. Ana just 10
prove he can handle the situa-
ton, even with Terry around,
OFT has invited Memphis Bill TO
come 10 the Giants training
camp and issue whatever advice
he might have in assembling
this years team.
Those who were around the
Giants nearly 10 years ago
when Terry succeeded the late
John McGraw, recall that Bill
never sought the old masters
advice.
Bob Pastor and Gus Lesne-
vich meet in a l0-rounder at the
Garden Friday night. This is a
good betting fight and the so
called smart money seems to be
riding on Pastor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Match zdmdris
With Feuerstein

Harry FeuerStein NJ Cleveland
raS been named as me opponent OF
Frank ZamarIS. eastern heavy
weight. m tho second 10-round
bout or SCotty Monteith's fight
show a. Moose Temple Tuesday
night.
The other windup will bring to-
gether Harvey DubS, Windsor
weller, and frankie Mari Of Pitts
burgh. Three six-rounders will
complete the card.
Dubs knocked out Henry Clay
poole and Zamaris kayoed Spike
Franks here last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
May Be Last

A golden opportunity 10 over
take or considerably narrow the
gap existing between them and
Nvron Fohr in Coliseum point
standings vii he afforded midget
sgto pilot, Saturday night IN ihe
20}-lap feature which probably
will be tho last race for the dura-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
SATURDAY

t:3O-CIass q - RoiaW1ls Recreation.
Puritan Aerch.. John Viviano; Transfers.
AL. Sam 81. onge; Cashiers. Motor City
Traffic. y. W. Klein; steyer Roofeu'
Turner'S. Fred steyer. Glass D-Jossph
.Iaelowic1 shoes. Sweetest Heart OF Mary,
George soehowtcI. Jerry Mccarthy chey-
rolet. Chevrolet Gear and Axle, hilfred
Diekman. Puritan Barb. O. Puritan
Merch. Frank Sosve; Dee-Gee No. H.
Detroit Gasket, Charles Jones Ahes Beer.
Thurs. Mite, p Horn; FrazA Garage. 10,
bilee Lodge Ross Walker. No. II, Pau
Hiekey. Dwight Rich. Class E-EsEiss, p.
10 cry Delivery, Henry Fischer Jr.
a:i5-CIa~ B-Red sales, Flint Trans.
Toe IAvaCs Class I-Birdsey Coal. IN
dian Frank Becker. Class D-UAW -Clu
Local SIS. Saginaw Town. r.. wt r
mercial, j. Byers, Hawks Dodge TRUCK
Onice. ] Rerr Micromatic Hone Corp
Chene- Trombly. steve Spanos. Class Z
IN. c. Mahon oniee ieague-.Billers' Ia 70
ward Miller. Pay Roll, II. Merkel: Too
Room. Chry. Tank Arsenal, c. Carson
Dee-Gee No. S. Detroit Gasket. Walter
lsehoenback. Handley- Brown. Jackson Con
Vacuum Cleaner, Mfg. and JOObers. Ted
Bronson
s:OO-CIass C-No. 8. Motor Products
Hurh Currte Class D-Chemical Plant
Naples $50 House, John Carnilli CaYarS
Church, r. Timmins. Gophers, New iona
than, Ray Rodgers; Ye Old Cadillac Bar
Long Mig, II link; J. a J. sports
Naturals, Bin BurlcE; No. ;. +. L. ia
cobs, Arthur Schoenrodt. Class E-hfg
and Jobbers League-RitE Cookies, sheni'
Creekmur: Nabisco. Henry Kruger
Drums. CTA Mite Owls Z. Wyszynski
Polishing Parker Wolverine. Al haccani
Flashes. Pontiac Yellow Tire and Coach
Norman Mallory.
MICHIGAN TOOL. SQUAD
sIS-CIass C-shamrocks. Harry os
ter Frankenmuth Beer. r.. Warren House
Fred Anders Class D-Wolves. Earl Bake
.landt; Snencers Carl Appel. Marvels. Ed
car Jones Aces-Hi Bill Acenour, Engi
neers, Donald Moncrien Gear Banking
JAW clio S33. Ivory Mathis shippinf
Dent Amer TWis' DIM, John krohn
Glass E-Timber knockers, Alex Kulchar
Rebeis RENO Linquist McNiven's Dairy
Ecorse Merch Mil. Rocco Gsmbino.
IO:aO-CIass R-TaSalle Linen, Ar
Centre House +. ObsT. Class C-Monro'
Rec, Monroe inter-City, Emil Joseph
Cylinders, KELSEY HAYES. Bill Boner
Class D-7Si Transmission. Ford. ChArle'
Bonnici Aues Lager Playdium House
Chef Zdanio Blocks. Ford Foundry. FREE
Temple; Comparisons. Mantle Club, A
siantz SEVERN Club, y, Y Social.
Ploskonka ScslEo Bar, Packard Aircraft
"A LaMontaEue Class E-Accountlng
Plymouth Al Goodman; First Floor. WHIT
man Barnes, Robert Cole, Fluid Drive
JAW clio s33, r. Mol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

Sergt. Jimmy Cannon, former
New York columnist. now sta
toned at Fort Dix, recently paid
Charley Gehringer, of the Tigers,
a great tribute over the air.
He referred TO Charlie as "a
clean. decent, unpretentious
American and a player who
epitomized the best in baseball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
PASTOR FAVORED OVER LESNEvICH

SPORTS COLUMN IN SHORT PANTS-To offset the
~ overflow Of patrons of year Haleah race track
Rave managed TO close every handbook Miami All OF
which catches UP plenty Of slack
Ne, OFT the new Giant manager already has succeeded
Nh-e predecessor. Bill Terry HE mas M on sven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Norris,
kOtarSki
Cleared

Charlie Kotarski and Joe Norris
are cleared today of charge they
were alley men" and therefore
ineligible 10 bowl under ABC sane
ton. Detroit Bowling Association
acted upon the case submitted by
the ABC for a ruling yesterday and
held that Kotarski and Norris
were paid for their services
strictly as bowling equipment
statesmen and not for their skill
at the game.
On that basis they are not ALLEY
men, the DBA ruled. The issue
went before the board of governors
which heard both men last night.
Evidence taken is 10 go before the
ABC with the promise that more
will be submitted
One ALLEY man" Is permitted by
rule on a team. That gives Phil
Bauman of Eastern Market Recre-
alton his chance 10 be with Stroh
and Harold Allen, part owner OF
Palace Recreation, with Mineral
ties. With Norris and KotarSki ex-
oncrated, both teams remain in
tact in face of an alleged attempt
by Chicago and Cleveland sources
TO eliminate the stars of each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

The Old Timers Baseball Club
here in Detroit dug down and
contributed 10 the Buy-a-Bomber
campaign. Red Cross and all
but whacked out the rest of
their balance by buying defense
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY

f4.areoh Officials Catch Mel or Proves He Can
Sack BY CLOSING Up Handle Situation by
Al Mion 1anooooks Inviting lerYs Help
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
All Should Follow Giles Plan

All Should Follow Giles Plan
No one will point suspicious finger at baseball
or any man in baseball if all follow the example of Warren Giles
general manager Of the Cincinnati Reds
Mr. Giles letter to each member Of the team
in which effect Unless each Of can justify In
conscience your being of military uniform do not want
you in the uniform Of the Reds"
The army vetoed request that Ed Porky) Oliver be
allowed to defend his western title next month.
And from Huntsville, s. c.. that Buck Newsom
the big gas doing well with his grill and
tap room that inhabitants call him Joe Money Bags.
Allen Tomch the great hurdler from Wayne u Is now at
Fort Dix raid warning signal He entered service
January will the high hurdles in the Merose events
at Madison Square Garden on February 7.
Jack Mley former New York columnist is publicity
AGENT Eddie the versatile coach sports
unquesonaby Jimmy Councilman Of the Chicago Cards Last
heard he wowing EN- on the banquet circuit
Bob Harris the former Tiger pitcher who figured in the deal
Newsom the subject OF lengthy illustrated story IN
weeks Sporting News He is tabled guy with Bur
leigh Grimes spirit" He IL games last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Sonia MAY ReIen+, Smile on Us

Sonia Hene refused two in to put on matinee
the kids collected plenty bundles
did put charity performance in Madison
Square Garden.
Who knows maybe Sonia will break down and smile on our
fair city Of these years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
SUNDAY

Io:W n. m.-CIas. C-spitnres, Ford
Aircraft. Tom smith. Har Florist, 81.
Francis ne Sales. Louis Domzal.
Class "a. ]. oster Motor Sales. 81.
Francis De Sales. Arthur hier. stone
Mems Wear. St Francis De sales. iran
els Kellerher; NJ F.. 8. A. Local 8. Nor
town House Earl Machleit; UAW-ClO
Local so Inter Local. Clayton Burket.
EImdale stock Farm, oxford. Leon Pin
cimbe Arcadia Body, Blvd, George Rosa
Fayeo Beverage, W. Oct, Wayne Well
man: Pansies Ford Aircraft Ted Kepe-
mach Class E-Clearmans Barber shop.
Blvd. Guy Chairman Russ Mobile SerV-
ice. 81. Francis De Sales, Martin Marx.
ls:45-CIan C-Rainbow House, Phil
Van Slembrouck. Class ID Barney
Clothes. DOdger nterDept.. Babe ka-
minski No 9, bet. Edison J. Feeley
New Fenton Rec. Inter city, willard
strayer. Glass E-Holly League-Wingle-
mire Furniture. Bill Auten; Beatty's Rec,
r Beatty. O. X Grocery, Oliver Drewett
sinclair, C. Tonnersen Holly Cleaners.
Leroy Bush. Aces Ford Aircraft, w.
witt: Clippers. Ford Aircraft r. Wiss-
muller Dodgers, Chry. Acct, Monte
I,asker.
JIMMY SMITHS FENTON, MICH,
SQtAD
a:a0-CIa~ D--lndustrisl No !, Herb
Mckinley. shoreacres Golf club Charles
Lea Merricks William Dode Class z
Seminnles. Allen Gauthier, Niehtingales.
r smith Night Owls Bob swanson Mo-
hicans, Avery Loucks; Apaches. Harold
Hun sioux Harold Hoops Conblestone.
Alex Anderson Woodwork Bros, Tom
Woodwork: Linden Creamery, Carl LIND.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

New York people going to town TO put over the Lou
Cehrig Ambulance Fund And for beauty you've got
hand it TO the roller skating gals of Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

Leave TO Col Matt VIM, Of Churchill Downs, to do the
right thing right He's subscribed $4,000 for his
Red Cross VIM and Bradeywhen will the turf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Buy a Bomb

Louie Berglund came up with
2i6-2OI-217 for 724 and Kenny
Buckshi hit 19I-244-2S3 for 668 In
a match game at Fort Boulevard.
George Sfcck r0s top scorer IN
Bert Aliens Indian NTH 2S5-252
IN fRE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

The army has vetoed a request that Ed Porky) Q
allowed TO defend his western title next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

Fred Schroeder and Walter Horn
split hopors IN the First English
Lutheran tCith 252 and ESQ IN 592
Evening star., 1942-01-01
Texas Prepares 10 Make
Rubber From Natural Gas

BY the Associated Press
AUSTIN, Tex. Jan. Gov. Coke
r. Stevenson said yesterday he was
prepared to finance by deficiency
warrants perfection Of a process de-
veloped by the University of Texas
Bureau of Industrial Chemistry for
the manufacture of synthetic rubber
from Texas vast stores of natural
gas.
Senator w. Lee ODaniel said he
would ask Congress for an appropria-
ton to build huge plant.
Details of the process were with
held pending issuance of patent
to the university, but a university
statement did say that acetylene,
made by exposing natural gas to an
electrical discharge, could be made
into rubber
Rubber made by the new method.
1t was reported. would cost about
the same as that now produced COM
mercially. but would wear about
twice as long.
Evening star., 1942-01-01
Mrs. Oswald Jacoby Gets
Job in AirpIane Factory
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Nn. Feminine hands
that once welded a title-winning
tennis racquet and played cards at
the table of bridge experts now are
building planes to smash the Axis.
They are the hands of Mrs. Os-
wald Jacoby, who soon after war
was declared applied for factory
job and was placed in the hydraulic
sub-assembly department at North
American Aviation, Inc.
She was employed simply as Mrs.
Mary Zita Jacoby. Her women CO.
workers later learned she was the
wife Of Oswald Jacoby, the bridge
expert, and in her own right tennis
and bridge star.
North American disclosed her full
identity "as a concrete indication
that American men and women in
every walk Of life are facing the
war task with relentless determine
ton"
The Jacobys moved here five years
ago from New York He now is
serving in Washington with the
o. p. M. Division Of Contract Dis
tribution.
Evening star., 1942-01-01
Congress Units Plan
For Deep Budget Cut
Stirs House Attack
Agriculture Committee
Members AssoiI Slash
In Farm AlIotments
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A joint congressional committees
preliminary recommendation for
sharp reductions in farm appropria-
tions and other Federal expendi-
lures drew fire today from House
Agriculture Committee members.
They were virtually unanimous in
their criticism of suggestions for
savings made in q report by the
Joint Committee on Nom Essential
Expenditures, especially regarding
possible cuts in the farm program.
Approximately $500 100000 of the
$1,000, 900 900 which the Joint Com
mittee said could be shaved from
the Federal budget during the
emergency would come from the
Agriculture Department or agencies
operating through that department.
r. S. A. Abolition Opposed.
The committees recommendation
FOR abolition of the Farm Security
Administration was unanimously op-
posed by Agriculture Committee
members The F. S. A. has a direct
appropriation of S70,50O000 and
authority to borrow $4,000, 900
additional.
Representative Pierce. Democrat,
OF oregon, member of the Agri-
culture Committee, said he would
vigorously resist abolition of the
F. S. A. and the farm tenant pro.
gram.
I'VE have done a great deal to
rehabilitate the farmer in recent
years, and we must not allow the
farm program to be thrown back
to where it was in 1888" he said.
Mr.. Pierce said substantial savings
could be affected by abolishing the
National Youth Administration and
by sharply curtailing the operations
OF the Civilian Conservation Corps.
the w. p. A. and the Public Build
ings Administration.
Economy Group Criticized.
Representative Hook, Democrat of
Michigan said some of the recon-
mendations indicated that the
Economy Committee had not gone
into the problem of expenditures
thoroughly, and declared it was
erroneous to class agriculture ex-
penditures as non-essential.
I'm my opinion" Mr.. Hook COM
mented, agriculture Is the basic
foundation Of the national defense
program. and If it were not for the
present healthy condition of agricul-
ture. brought about by the very
program that the committee at
tempts to curtail. we could not
fight successful war. Agriculture
should be strengthened. rather than
weakened. at this time"
Representative Hall. Republican,
Of New York expressed the opinion
that Everybody, including the
farmers. must share in the defense
effort. but the farmer should not
be singled out to carry the whole
load"
Another Republican, Representa-
tive Hope Of Kansas, ranking minor
1ty member of the Agriculture Com
mittee. expressed belief agriculture
Should take some cuts"
Evening star., 1942-01-01
NECKWEAR

(72) Blouses; in white and coll
ors, long and short sleeves.
Sizes 80 to SO. Reg. 1.99 ~
(56) Blouses; dressy and shirt
styles, white and colors. Sizes
80 to SO. Reg. 1.29 9--68e
(94) Odd Lot Neckwear and
Squares; slightly soiled and
mused from the Christmas
rush. Reg. 39c and soc c---l5e
Goldenberq'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-01
NOTIONS

(6) Sewing Boxes; slightly
damaged from display. Reg.
69c ----- --- 29e
(8) Wooden Trays; for fruit
or candles. Reg. 49c ---- 25e
(23l Knitting Yarns; 4-oz.
skeins. soiled from display.
Reg. 75c -----Z7e
(l8) Novelty Powder Puffs and
Sachets; regularly soc --19e
(6) Fur Collars; Of Manchuri-
an wolf, for coat collars. Reg.
$50 --------------Z.ZS
(l50 yds.) Remnants q Rib
bons; for hair bows and trim
mings. Reg. 19c to soc yd. l0e
(27) Hot Dish Mats; sets OF
4. Reg. SOC -----39e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-01
GLOVES

(213) Fabric Gloves; leather
trimmed and double woven
styles. Broken sizes. Reg. 79c
and 100 ------- 59e
1857 Misses and Chiltlren's
Mittens; rayon and cotton
palms and leather backs. Reg.
OSC we
(116) Fabric Gloves; with
leather trim, black and brown.
Reg. 69c 49e
13S) Children's Wool Mittens;
in bright colors. Reg. sec,
44e
(17D Fabric Gloves; some with
leather or fur trim. Samples
and irregulars Of soc quail
Goldenber0'sHMdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-01
South African Senate
President Is Decd
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAPETOWN, South Africa. Jan.
1.-Francois Stephanus Malan, 10,
president of the South African
Senate since 1910, died today.
Long leader in South African
politics, he was minister of agricul-
ture from 1908 to 1910; minister Of
education from 1910 to 1921; acting
as premier in 1889, and also held
the portfolio of minister of mines
from 1912 to 1924. He was elected to
the Senate in 1927.
He was married twice and had
two sons and two daughters
Evening star., 1942-01-01
WINDOW SHADES
Were 39e to 1913 yd.

1857 Holland Window Shades;
dark green, sizes n and % in.
Reg. TIC -3@c
(4S) White Holland Window
Shades; n and % in. wide.
Reg. 79c sac
(D Custom made Venetian
Blind; size 36x64 in. Reg.
6.95 -3.49
(D Custom made Venetian
Blind; size 44x64 in. Reg.
9.95 -@ 80
t3) Metal Stat Venetian
Blinds; % and SO in. wide.
Sold "as is" Reg. 4.95---2.49
Goldenberg-Thtrd Floor