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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10
MONTANA TRIES
BALING OF WOOL

Experimental baling Of wool, to de-
termine whether such packaging would
be practical to replace the customary
use of sacks. is being conducted in
Montana this shearing season.
j. NJ. Coon of the federal agricul-
tural marketing administration at
Washington, D. c., said in Helena that
his organization had co-operated with
the Montana experiment station and
the Montana Woolgrowers association
in bringing a standard southern cotton
press to Montana, one of three west
ern states where such experiments are
being conducted. The other states are
Oregon and Colorado.
DR.. r. T. Clark of the experiment
station at Bozeman is in charge of the
work and the press has been installed
in Billings, where wool from the 1912
clip is being packaged for shipment to
Boston.
Federal officials explained that the
object of such baling is not only to
save valuable burlap for war needs
but also to conserve needed shipping
and storage space, now at a premium
throughout the United States. Coon
said 600 pounds of wool can be baled
with the same amount Of burlap need
ed to sack slightly more than SOC
pounds of wool and that there will be
corresponding saving in storage and
shipping space.
He added that he has been advised
by the government authorities that
there may be no new burlap available
for handling the 1943 wool clip and
that conservation now is highly i'm
portant to make present burlap sup
plies last as long as possible.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10
Worlds Greatest
Wild Horse Stampede
Wolf Point lulu 9-IO-Il

Taking in wide territory, yes. but
it is a recognized fact that the Wolf
Point Annual Stampede is the biggest
show on record that uses wild horses
exclusively in the 'bucking" events.
Wolf Point is member in high
standing. of the Rodeo Association OF
America and attracts some Of the best
riders on the circuit, including World
Champions, which assures the specta-
tors thrills and spills galore as the
"buckeroos" fight with everything they
have to stay aboard the wild mustangs
that come out OF the chutes in a
frenzy to unload" 1t is an unusual
spectacle to those who have never wit
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10
ECONOMY LINE

The new glass containers Joining
victory bikes and cuffless trousers in
our About offensive are known IN the
trade as the Economy Line for OBJ
fious reasons. Their adoption means
hugo savings Of metal. rubber and
other vital materials. dla8 manufac-
turers win Be ah1e 70 produce more
containers for the dmatjnn and hesp
EN- rolling 70 the armed forces and
the home front IN ever-tnereasing VOL
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10

tAiC pPuAdA WlhbS
bread. according to
DR.. w. H. Sebrell
of the United
States public health
service.
Speaking on the
governments lis
ten America" radio
program recently.
DR.. Sebrell declared
that using enriched
white bread Is one
Of the easiest. least
expensive and most
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10

Abraham Lincoln still gets letters
addressed to him in Washington, D. c.
Requests for money, for food, and
cards wishing him a Merry Christmas
are not infrequent. One lady wrote to
him and said she needed husband.
Frank T. Gartside, assistant superin-
tendent of national parks. obliged in
stead with $3.50 for the lady in need.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10

Wash out the pad after each use in
fresh soapy water, and hang up to
dry. Part of its serviceability, Of course,
depends upon its immaculate condi-
ton, as there Is no point in putting
clean glasses on a soiled pad.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10
CHURCH WOMEN ELECT

The Womens Society for Christian
Service, which met at Butte in con-
nection with the Montana Conference
of the Methodist church, elected Mrs.
J. Homer Magee of Poison as presi-
dent; Mrs George Reid of Miles City.
vice president; Mrs. E. D. Swisher of
Ryegate, secretary, and Mrs. B. D.
Fridley of Simms, treasurer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10
PLAYING SAFE

PLAYING SAFE
You didn't carry out your plans to
elope?"
mo. found father was planning to
move, and I didn't know where we'd
find him when we got back."-Wall
Street Journal.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10
Practical
Health Hints
Why Enriched Bread?
By DR. J. 4 TOBIY

1t Is your patriotic duty to eat only
enriched bread when you consume
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Situation Wanted

DENTAL technician, experienced in most al!
kinds of lab work; specialized in Tyconium.
R. W. vornholt, 637 NE Grand Ave- Portland.
Oregon.
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Read the Classified Advertisements
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Buy War Bonds and Stamps Regularly
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Personal

GOOD HOUSEKEEPER and companion. Wild
overs beautiful home; not the servant
type; social. physical and financial qualifi-
cations desired; object matrimony. P. o.
Box l906-H. Great Falls. Mont.
LONELY2 Join reliable correspondence club.
List free. McLaurin. 1913 Roosevelt, York
Pa.
GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. Introductions
made quickly. All ages, many wealthy.
Simpson. Box 1851, Denver Colo.
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u - II n Jamestown.
= ~ Mississippi
Trees Sprouts Weeds Grass
SEND FOR I'll e
DETAILS ~ u3H ~
For Sale
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-by Trustees on easy terms,
low interest 3-story and basement, CEN
trll heated. brick rooming house, across
from Court House in center OF Glendive,
Mont Price $1,000 Glendive is division
terminal for Northern Pacific Ry. and
headquarters for offices OF Buffalo Rapids
IRIS. Project, which is Just being cevel-
opeG Address. Sec'y. OF Trustees, 2Os Bell
81, Glsndive. Montana. This ad will not
appear agatn.
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instruction

WOMEN l8-45. MEN 1850. Register NOW
for aircraft and shipbuilding. Thousands
of Jobs available II you are qualified. Write
for confidential qualification blank. Defense
Industries Enrolment Bureau, 7066 Haw-
thorne Avenue. Hollywood. Calf
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Photos Finishing
Salesmen-Agents

BOOM YEAR HEAD Sell direct to user big
line wooden clothing. blankets. etc. Samples
furnished without cost Must have car. Nc
age limit. Write to North Country. SOB First
Ave. No, Minneapolis MINI.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN with to call
farmers. II you are not earning SO and
expenses daily. write P. N. Blake. AIS Lumber
Exch. BLDG. Minneapolis Mimi
SALESMEN-A profitable position is open. no
age limit; II you are making less than $50
weekly you will be interested in our work.
Our business is growing and an opportunity
for advancement is Great. Drawing account
against earned commission. Budget Co.. 1914
Prospect. Cleveland. Ohio.
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Wanted to Buy

FARM MACHINERY
o~o~N~~~~~~~|e~ Scr~~~~~>~Se~e<S>
WANTED-Good used International left.
windrower for swathing grain. Ed.
Alzheimer. Collins. Mont.
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HORSE HAIR

~~.~.~~~~~~s~~~~ ~~~~S~se~~~%~%%
HORSE HAIR WANTED. soc to zoe per pound
for horse tail hair. name hair and comb
ings. Ship parcel post or express now. Checks
mailed promptly. Reference furnished. W. H.
Sturges Company, Winner, South Dakota.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10

FOR sALE-sUTo COURT {: HOME Best
income property in northern Calf. in beau
titgl Honey Lake Valley, Healthy climate.
mountain spring water, best hunting and
fishing in the state. Price s35.o0O. ii3 down
bal. easy terms. Write Frank L. Warden,
SuSanvilc. Calf!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10

BREMERToN CASH GROCERY business. Es-
tablishcd IS years. Meat market apis.
grccery same building. netting $3.50 per mo.
$1,000 cash required. Ted Pruitt. els Callow.
Bremerton. Wash.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10

AUTO CAMP. Ideal Sacrifice account sick
ness. ? miles north of Earlimart, high
way 90, Nine broom cabins. 5-room house.
erocery store. filling station. l6 acres Of
sround, Stock, fixtures and pumps Included.
10000 IS. 900 down. balance monthly Write
S. W. Paine. Route /. Box SO, Earlimart.
Calf
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10

GROCERY STORE doing excellent business.
Located on beautiful FTathead lake. county
seat. Sacrifice for army. Box 5oi. Poison,
Montana
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-07-10

DRAFrEE will sacrifice growing Garage and
restaurant business one mile from new avn
alton school at Colorado Springs. at junction
OF two highways; also Colorado farms and
ranches. J. II. Miles, AGENT, 40 Colorado
Savings Bank Bids, Colorado Spr!nss. Colo
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! classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

80 SELECT U. s commemorative. Isc: SOC
mixed U. S. stamps. over $50 varieties, only
55c. JunEkind. Box sO6-M. O.. Little Rock
Ark.
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BUSIEST LITTLE CAFE in Kalispell, a money
maker VIII bear investigating II you are
interested. 1913 Second St. West. Kalispell.
Mont
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Classified
P q ulT R Y
Advertising -
For Sale
G15ISGy3

SITTER QUALITY oH1oE0 frsm tAs cream
q eestfflsd hAgA fsesr1 nscks q ths Noeth-
Wese. Wrf1D tee oAIafan ohAck Nava-
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CORE DRILL

CORE DRILL
FOR SALE-Ingersoll-Rand Colyx drill
Class &C. o.. Used very little. Priced
right. Write John w. Donovan. New Deal.
Mont,
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n. n. 4. JULY .. issa q,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
SHEET METAL
SHEEN METAL

SHEET METAL
LARGE FIRM NOW ON EXPERT.
MENTAL AIRCRAFT WORK HAS oP-
PoRTUNITy FOR APPLICANT WITH
Steel TEMPLATE. SHEET METAL
LAYOUT AND HAND FORMING LIGHT
BACKGROUND IN THE MAKING OF
EXPERIMENTAL HANDMADE SHEET
BODY PARTS. IN REPLY. STATE Ex.
PERIENcE. PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT.
REFERENCES AND AGE. STATE CITl-
ZENsHiP. ADDRESS BOX ASS, DE-
TRoiT TINES.
SERVICE man. for cas-, side car neces-
sary. Premier Vacuum Cleaner Co. zoe
East Grand River ave
STREET CAR ATTENDANTs-To make
.rhsBgt-t r-trsrrf~rs- announces
streets and stopping points Numerous
vacancies NJ Department OF street Rail
ways ~ s0c per hour 10 be filed BY com
petitiye examination. Applicants must be
between IS and so years OF age and
citizens Of the United States Apply "a
the Department ~ Street Railways. Shoe
maker and ST. Jean. Detroit, Michigan.
until further notice.
order clerk Burroughs cat.
culator experience advantAgeouE Apply
Fsirmoun, Creamery Company. sos East
MILWAUKEE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
WOOD WORK
WOOD WORK

AUToMoTTvE FIRM NOW ON EXPERT
MENTAL AIRCRAFT WORK HAS OP-
PORTUNITY FOR APPLICANTS WITH
PATTERN MAKING OR HARD WOOD
HAMMER FORM BUILDING EXPERT
ENCE. IN REPLY, STATE EXPERT
ENCE, PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT AND
AGE. STATE CITIZENSHIP. ADDRESS
BOX A-567. DETROIT TINES.
CoLoRED. middle-sged man for 5anitor;
good salary. Apply 502l fireman
CoLoRED BoY-Good wages. short hours
i04l2 Fenkell.
COLORED man for car washing. Detroit
Auto Wash. 1851 Grstiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
eo ooo go %
Male Help Wanted

COMMERCIAL drivers, Piss; must know
city. 1909 East Jefferson; Mr.. Atwell.
DRIVERS WITH TRUCKS TO HAUL
COAL: UNION WAGE. BURNS FUEL
INC. 3lte CENTRAL AVE. vi. i-oioo
TW 2.36O6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Employment Agencies
A BETTER POSITION

A BETTER POSITION
COME IN, WRITE, OR PHONE
Mr.. MURPHY. CA 1850.
A PARTIAL LIST
INDUSTRIAL AND CIVIL ENGs
MACHINIsTS, FIRST CLASS
TOOL DESIGN, ENGINEERS
MACHINE SHOP SUPT., FOREMAN
TOOL TROUBLE FoLLoW-UP
CHEMISTS. MALE AND FEMALE
METALLURGISTs
MECH ENGINEERS-JR AND SR.
PROCESSING AND ESTIMATING
MECH ENGINEER, PLANT LAYOUT
AND SHOP ExPER.
TIME STUDY MEN
MECH. DESIGNERS AND DETAILERS
ELECTRICLANS-ExP AND Apr.
INsPECTORs-MAL AND FEMALE
MAINTENANCE MEN
MACHINE REPAIR MEN
FACTORY AND MACHINE HANDS
tBoTH MALE AND FEMALE
INDUSTRIAL NURSES-FEMALE
MANY OTHERS DAILY
ABOVE ARE PERMANENT POSI-
TioNs OFFERING EXCELLENT
SALARIES AND OPPORTUNITIES
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
EMPLOYMENT COUNSELLoRs
OFFICE-TECHNICAL -MECHANICAL
1915 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
A CENTRAL SPECIAL SERVICE
Evening star., 1942-10-28
SuIuriies
Continued From First Page

lations for all salaries over 5000 a
year and those under that amount
for what Mr.. Byrnes described as
white collar" workers was delegated
to the Treasury Department.
The War Labor Board. already
administering wage regulations, was
given control over salaries under
IS 900 paid any employe represented
by duly recognized or certified
labor organization" or who "is not
employed in a bona fide executive,
administrative or professional ca
pacity."
The qualified ban on increases in
salaries of $1,000 or less was made
effective as of yesterday, and the
regulations concerning those over
$4,000 were made retroactive to
October 3.
Under the regulations. salary"
means all forms of compensation
not computed on an hourly or daily
basis as wages, and includes bonuses,
gifts for personal services, loans,
commissions and fees.
II a person has more than one
employer, all his salaries would be
totaled to arrive at the qualified
$25, 900 limit.
The regulations covering salaries
up to $1,000 do not apply to employ
ers OF eight persons or less, although
the $25 900 limitation applies to all.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
|0CD Group Formed
To Keep Track Of
Civilian Casualties
225 Already Troined
By Red Cross Workers
For information Service

The civilian defense casualty in
formation service, recently set up by
Co-ordinator John Russell Young to
keep track of civilians after bomb
ings or other enemy action, rapidly
is being organized into three main
divisions and is now ready to func-
ton to some extent, Elizabeth
Houghton, director of the service,
announced today.
The three divisions are designated
under the names of inquiry, regis
| tration and file.
The Red Cross has assumed re-
sponsibility for the inquiry division
and appointed Mrs. G.. Howland
Chase as the divisions chairman, it
was announced. Mrs. Chase report
ed 225 persons already selected
and trained for inquiry centers at
public libraries. Among them are "a
librarians.
Training Courses Continue.
Training courses for additional
personnel for the division are be-
ing conducted by Miss Helen Moses
for the Red Cross disaster relief
and Mrs. Chase. Each of IA IL
braries has staff of 20 casualty
information personnel, with S on
active duty on each four shifts.
There also will be a staff of the
District Red Cross Chapter to handle
out-of-town inquiries, and it is
planned to have flying squad" to
aid at libraries where additional
help may be needed.
The registration division is headed
by Mrs. H. G. Torbert, jr., who re-
ports that 500 persons have been
enrolled and are to start training
this week. For the divisions work
10000 registration blanks have been
printed and are ready, it was re-
ported. Registrars will work in
casualty stations, shelters and hos
pitals in the event of any bombing
and will send all information to the
central file division. The latter, in
turn, would relay information to
the public libraries.
Filing Division Nearly Ready.
Organization of the central file
division is nearing completion, 1t was
announced, under direction of Mrs.
Mary F. G. Leute. director of the
Social Science Exchange. The actual
filing would be done by a profess
sional staff from the exchange.
by all these reports it seems
evident that enemy action would
find this newly organized service
ready to function in handling the
grave problem of locating persons
who have become casualties, made
homeless or who have lost touch
with families or friends" Miss
Houghton said. "A great deal of
careful planning has gone into the
intricate setup," she added but the
entire committee is encouraged to
find that even now the service
could function to some extent in
case of emergency"
Evening star., 1942-10-28

Doctors and lawyers are not affected
by the top limit, however, unless
they are retained by a corporation
on a regular salary basis.
Treasury officials roughly esti-
mated that a person would have to
make more than $67,500 a year to
be affected by the $25, 600 limitation,
allowing for tax and other allow
ances.
In 1899 between 21,000 and $4,000
persons received salaries of $25, 900
and up, but no figures &ere avail
able on those receiving over SGT 500.
In the same year 100000 persons
received $1,000 and over.
Evening star., 1942-10-28

soothe throat irritation
without the use of
alcohol or h a r m f u !
drugs.
Father Johns Medi-
cine also builds resist.
ance to colds when the
body needs more vita
min A-one of the i'm
portant factors needed
for defense against
colds. Millio n S of
people have used it
successfully during the
past IS years.
Evening star., 1942-10-28

Philatelic Note: The one stamp
always sure to be worth the price
paid is the War savings stamp. Buy
1t now.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
COLDS BRING ON
COUGHING SPELLS
Father Johns Medicine
Gives Prompt Relief

If you are coughing because of a
cold and your throat is raspy, you can
get quick relief with Father Johns
Medicine Its wholesome ingredients
Evening star., 1942-10-28
oVERcoATS ToPCoATS

VIENNA IOHSOAIS
1-s35 Gray Windsor Knit Topcoat size A regr single
breasted box model
+s3s5O All-Wool British Shetlander Twill and Hairtex
Zip-lined Coats Regs, 1/42, 1/44, 1/46. Long,
le-Al-woo Fleece overcoats, grey, brown and blue.
Regs, 1879, 2/o 2/42, 2/44 Longs, 1887 2/ss, $685.
1-ss7 Navy Blue All-wool Topcoat raglan model size
-$37 Al-wool Camel Tan Topooats (slightly soied).
1-s4375 Camel Tan Overcoat, full lined, slightly
1-455 Imported Oxford Gray Fleece Overcoat raglan
model, sngebreasted size a reg.-----------$29.75
3-$35 Gabardne Waerepellent Topcoats; all sizes IN
regs, shorts and longs IS to 49, military and notch
collar styles patch slash pockets $29.75
6-$4375 Genuine Hand-woven Harris Tweed Topcoats
brown, tan and gray. Reg, 144. Shorts, 2/40.
Longs, 2/40, $29.75
6-$6250 Al-wool Worumbo Overcoats, camel TAM seal
brown and blue Regs, 1885, 1879, 1/42. Short 1888.
Long, 14O- S34.75
31-s4375 Genuine Imported Hand woven Harris Tweed
and Pitlochery Tweed Topcoats. Regs, 1884, 2/35,
1885, 2/37, 1888, 1/40 3/42, 3/44. Shorts, 1889,
2/4o, 3/42. Longs, 1885, 1877, 2/s8, 2/39, 2/4o.
1857 Anwool Imperial Overcoats blue brown, grey
and heather; warmth without weight" Regs, 2/37.
2/38, 1879, 1/40, 49, Shorts, 1877, 1/3e, 1/40.
Long, $39.75
1858 Imported Hand-woven Harris and Pitlochery
Tweed ZP-LINED COATS Regs., 1884. 1885, 1877,
2i3s, 2/39, 2/4o, 2/42, IA, 1/46. Shorts, 1877.
2/3S, 1885, SALTS
l-s74 A~ool Imported oxford Grey Fleece Overcoat.
Long, 1888 $44.75
Evening star., 1942-10-28

Entire Stock $41 so Genuine Hand Woven
HARRIS TWEED SUITS Tans, Blues,
Grays and Heather Mixtures in regulars,
longs and shorts -$36.75
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Look fO1. Your Size!
All Sales Final
No Mail, Phone OF. C.. o. ID. Orders
ALL-WOOL SUITS

SIZE IS REGULAR
1-$3250 Gray Worsted Double Breasted
1-$3s50 Gray Worsted Double Breasted -S2675
SIZE SO REGULAR
1-$3250 Gray Double Breasted Worsted S2375
1-S3250 Gray Single-Br Worsted- $2675
1-$45 Grey Sharkskin Worsted $3175
SIZE 81 REGULAR
$50 Blue Striped Single Breasted ted-s36 s3675
$50 Grey Striped Benchwork Worsted- $3675
SIZE 80 REGULAR
2-ss25o Gray Single Breasted worsted eds2375
1-$3250 Blue Heather Tweed weed---------- -S1975
1-$3250 Grey Worsted Single Breasted $2375
1-$45 Blue Heather Imported Tweed S3175
1-$4250 Blue Striped Worsted ted----------------S2675
$50 Blue Striped Single Breasted $3675
$50 Brown Striped Single Breasted $3675
SIZE 80 REGULAR
1-s325O Brown Tweed 2-Trouser Suit---------S S2175
$50 Brown Striped Worsted d-------S3675
2-$3850 Gray Single Breasted Worsted ed-----S2 S2675
1-$4250 Brown Single Breasted Worsed- -S3175
$50 Blue Striped Single Breasted d--------$ $3675
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-16
BOROUGH TOURNEY
OPENS WEDNESDAY
Tonight Is DeadIine for
Senior Entries; Pairings
{. to Be Published Tues.

Naugatuck, March 16-The Maui
gatuck YMCA Senior basketball
tournament will play its first round
Wednesday night at z o'clock. AL
though not all teams have issued
their entries, tonight at 7 o'clock
is the deadline and a last minute
rush is expected.
/ No entries or changing Of list OF
players can be made after Z, as the
pairings will Immediately follow by
the basketball committee which are
Bill Jones, Frank and Orkey Gar
linski and Jack AShmore. Nine
teams have already entered and 1t
is EXPECTED IL to is teams will be
listed by closing time.
The teams that have signified
their intentions of getting into the
battle, not heard from to date are,
the Tobacco Road, Pirates, Grey
Hounds and "Y" Killers.
The original schedule Of playing
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday will be changed because
of the Naugatuck high school team
which copied the state tournament
and will play for the New England
championship Thursday. If elimi-
mated Thursday, games will be
scheduled the following day. The
report Of matching Of teams will be
in tomorrow'S paper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-16
The Broadway
BugIe
BY
DAN PARKER

PETERSBURG, FLA March IS.
SAMMY RENrCK jockey put his Miami home
the market secretary the Giants tie for
the AS ties pennant Better he should get
rnsn his socks Pete former racing commissioner in
Illinois, will be candidate for the office Of Sheriff Of Cook County
Sam Badon Of the Cards. daily with his ball club
Ry Henhaw pitcher direct the Cubs the University
of Chicago made hooboy since he
49, and the dentist pulling his teeth at the rate Of week
ESQ the a fellow stand the shoO finds pocket at the
root Of each yanked Eric Maca Of the Tigers driven
Lakeland by his brother Ralph Mc law officer from Mis-
spi who shot the stomach Charles Chapman Public Enemy
70. J. and is recuperatng at Mami
LAMBERT DUTCH MEYER Of is nephew Of
Dutch football 4. trying
with the basketball
turned out by the University Illinois Mickey COchrane
Of Major Emmett ODOnnel aviator who shot
those Philippines Mickey incidentally awaiting
rating in the Navy will the baseball
Great Lakes Naval Training Station nex Summer Birdie Teb
belts Deroif almost
the University New Hampshire the Winter
Providence College Dick Wakefield the
outfelder whom Detroit bonus Of $4,000 signing
$4,000 Of in income invested
defense Hickey
preached pulpit Sunday.
STEVE oNE11I who managing the Tigers Beaumont farm
this has his club Lakeland training with Detroit Detro
Lakeland the best in Florida thanks Neil
godkeepe who has put in % with the Tigers
with the Cards before that The Detroit trainer
Nemiz formerly Of the Pusan Guards the
cenc he learned the Guards Or Nemiz has Fred who
the Virgil Highlander
with the Tigers famed 2O4 while pitching for Buffalo last to