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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Brown Has Praise for Harmon

The senator is quite sportsman His son-n-aw, yor
mquestionaby know Forrest Eyasheysk Michigan griC
captain Of two years back
Eyasheysh incidentally has taken leave of absence from
the University of Pittsburgh where he signed last spring
backeld coach and will report Monday Annapolis to begin
his stretch with Uncle Sans Navy.
Wasn't that quite speech Tom Harmon made last Sun
day night declared the senator You've got to hand II to
Harmon think he has been tremendously unselfsh in the
praise he has given Eyasheyski and the others.
TIL bet Tom will make great hier lie has been tops
in everything he has tried up 10 now"
The senator isn't of those who feels sports has place
during the wartime period He let's you that he feels
the men of the various athletic fields definitely doing their
part.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
First for Three

During the year three schools
won their championships in that
particular branch Of athletics.
DENLY finished in front In cross
country for the first time. with
Cooley runnerup. Westerns tri-
.umph in swimming was It's first in
history, and BEDFORD won the team
title in spring tennis. ending Ham,
tramck's three-year rule
The other championship. in bas-
ketball. went 10 Central. which
swamped Hamtramck in the final
game at Olympia.
Cooley, with the largest enroll
ment of any high school in the
state. appears headed for many
more championships. But other
schools, particularly Mackenzie.
are coming up fast Mackenzie
enjoyed IFS best season. winning
the west side football title and
tying for second in the indoor
track finals.
The past year also saw Hams
tramck fail 10 win metro titltl
for the first time since 1882. :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

Ypsi in inning hit to Hudnut In right field He thrown
out ut FIRST base. We had pitcher named Latham playing
center field He had wicked underand throw The next
up hit to him and thrown out at first base"
But this time the senator had hanging on the ropes
gasping for breath.
I'D like to make II perfect story for you" he said
But the next hit 10 Joel Moore in left Moore
him out at first"
At the risk of being called mpote to Of great
leaders IN Congress suggested that either the Albion
field of that day certainly had terrific throwing
the Ypsi players running with lead in their shoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

voluntary retired list and came TO
Detroit a few weeks ago 10 work
in defense plant.
Mandjack's home is in Kala-
mazoo. where be was an all-around
athlete at ST. Augustine High,
famed in the state for its strong
teams. He won All-State honors
in football as a fullback. In track
he captured the state Glass c shot
put title twice, his best effort
being heave of 81 feet S inches.
SANDLOT DUST: Arrange
ments are all but completed TO
bring House of David team here TO
play Altes in the Detroit Baseball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Coehrane's g Blanks
Ohio State, 6 10 @

COLUMBUS, o., June Is (UP).
Mickey Cochrane's Great Lakes
naval training station baseball
squad opened its heavy guns
against Ohio State today. bringing
in six runs on seven hits to blank
the Buckeyes, 60.
Ernie Andres, former Indiana
University star more recently from
the Louisville Colonies, led the
naval attack with three hits, one
a homer, TO drive in four runs.
Johnny Lohrey of Ohio State
yielded seven hits in eight innings,
while Don bunker gave seven in
seven innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Wise Moss Wins
Track Feature
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
listed the Debuntante Stakes al
Churchill Downs and the Juvenile
Handicap at Detroit among her
triumphs. Trustee went TO the post
the favorite in the Greenfield
Purse, but the 2-year-old situa-
ton here was further scrambled
when the winner turned up in II.
l.. Dickinson's Burning Sands.
This colt, which had won one of
his three previous starts here,
came out of the pack in the final
furlong of the five-eighths to win
by a head from the Tall Trees
Stables Sea Marriage. All Good,
from the stable of T. d. Bull Of
Detroit, was third. Trustee was
a lab6ring fourth and appeared to
be knocked out by her four hard
races here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Won Prep Classic

Cooley's greatest feat was win
ming the football championship by
turning back Pershing in the
finals. and then swapping st.
Theresa, Catholic League winner.
lin the annual Goodfellows game
at Briggs Stadium.
Two boys who rank with the
best athletes ever developed at
Cooiey-Efmer Thiede and Art
Wilson--had a part in the winning
of three titles. Thiede was All
City fullback and Art Wilson an
All-City guard in football: Thiede
a high jumper and Wilson a
Splinter on the indoor track squad.
and last week the boys finished
their prep careers by helping
Cooley win the baseball crown.
Wilson won 16 games in a row as
a pitcher over two seasons. while
Thiede played In the outfield.
Dave Jaska, who has another
year Of competition. also contrib
uted a good share 10 the Cooley
triumphs. lie broke a 15-year-old
record in the 220-yard dash in
indoor track. and in baseball.
where he played third base, led
Metropolitan League hitters with
a 555 ayprapp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Toledo Trounces Millers

- MINNEAPOLIS. June ID (UPl.
The Toledo Mud hens today
trounced the Minneapolis Millers.
So. Toledo got IL hit5 off Mickey
while Al innea polis
McKain for three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Operate Rest
OF This Season,
ze||er Says
Jack Declares There's
No Chance Of Getting
Lombard From Braves
BY LEO MACDoNELL

The present indications are that
the Texas League will continue
10 operate, through the rest OF
the current season at least, ,ac-
cording TO Jack Zeller, Tiger gen
eral manager back in Detroit from
an extraordinary session of the
loops mogulS.
The hopeful turn in the affairs
of the Lone Star State minor
league, which includes in its mem
bership Beaumont. Tiger-owned
farm club, precludes the POSSIBLE
ity of Beaumont stars being re-
called this season by Detroit.
There had been rumors that
either one or all Of a quartet oil
stars, including Walter tHoot
Eyers and Dick Wakefield, out
fielders; Johnny Lipon, shortstop
and Stub Overmlre, pitcher
might be recalled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Recalls Thrills as Pro

Mchigans junior senator recalling many of the thrills
Of those days
"Tl give baseball oddy that seldom, II has
been equaled he said at happened when Albion
"Our team playing YpsilantL The first up for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

ranges from S. 10 $500, due from
the time the craft is first used.
Note Carefully
Tax stamps went on sale June
10 and the securing OF these
stamps will have an important
hearing on the obtaining OF gaso-
line in rationed areas. 1t is stated
that Internal Revenue Commits
sioner Guy T. Helvering has been
advised by the OPA that the
serial number printed on the tax
stamp will be a necessary identi-
fcetion in the issuance OF gasoline
rationing books.
Possession of the tax sticker
will provide one Of the means OF
identifying the coupon book with
the boat in securing gasoline in
rationed areas.
The following table gives the
rate Of the users tax for the full
fiscal year on ''all boats propelled
by machinery sail or both. meas
uring 16 feet or more In overall
length. owned by a citizen or resi-
dent of the United States:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Cardinals Top
Metro Schools
With -Four Titles
BY JAKE BERSON

Cooley High was in a class by
itself in Metropolitan League ath-
letic competition during the school
year of 1941-42.
The championship-minded north
west school easily outdistanced
other schools in the race for team
titles. winning four--football, fall
golf, indoor track and baseball.
To make their record stand out
even more, Cardinal teams were
the only ones to capture more
than one championship.
When only four defending title
holders were able to repeat.
Cooley turned the trick twice. in
football and baseball. Southeast
fern won its second straight out
door track crown and u. Of d.
High golfers took the spring golf
team title for the second year in
la row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
BY JAKE BERSoN

Altes'Club's rivals in the Detroit
Baseball Federation have more to
worry about now.
The Class A champions, already
a pretty fair ball club, have added
new pitching strength with the
signing of Mike hanback,, a for
mer Notre Dame southpaw.
When Mandjack departed from
the Notre Dame campus in 1899
he left a neat record for the Irish
pitchers to aim at. In three years
of collegiate competition Mand-
jack won Is games and lost only
two.
Mandjack's victories included
two no-hit games, the first against
Chicago in 1887 and the other over
in 1888. He was
in his sophomore year,
winning six in a row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Abandon Training?

Zeller revealed the possibility OF
big league clubs abandoning spring
training next year and shortening
the regular league season.
Eyes, there Is that posi-
bility, IL we operate at all"
Zeller declared.
In the meantime, Zeller is
organizing stadium employees to
help the Army-Navy relief fund
committees put over the big serv-
ice fund game between the Tigers
and Browns August %. The com
mittee will have a meeting next
Wednesday noon at the Detroit
Golf Club TO draft preliminary
plans for the promotion of the
August % game.
Zeller today received three tele-
grams from soldiers at Camp Gus
ter, urging the Tiger chief TO aid
in an effort to get Gene Stack,
Camp Custer pitcher, named to
Mickey Cochrane's All-Star squad
Stack, who halls from up around
Saginaw, belongs TO the White
SOX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Signed by BROWNS

After college Mandjack pitched
for Postums of Battle Creek and
later was signed by the ST. Louis
Browns. lie spent two seasons in
the minors, was placed on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Recall Possible
"If anything happened to the
Texas League we would have
recalled one or more of them"

Zeller explained Saturday.
All four are showing definite
big league possibilities, according
to Zeller.
As TO the future Of baseball ir
general, ii was Zeller'S opinion
that no one at present can fore
cast accurately what win happen
"What will become of any
kind Of baseball--major or mi
nor-I do not profess TO know"
Zeller explained, land i don't
think anybody else does. All
we can do Is to continue on as
we have been doing. We are, OF
course, In the hands of Uncle
Sam, ready for whatever he
orders"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Seek Catcher

Zeller admitted that the Tigers
were seeking a catcher 10 replace
Birdie Tebbetts, who is expected
to join one of the services soon.
"Tebbetts Will be available for
a month at least" Zeller said,
"after which we don't know
what win happen. He has APP
piled for u commission I'm the
army air corps, as you know.
We have no new catcher i'm
sight, but are trying to get one"
Zeller explained there was no
possibility of the Tigers getting
Ernie lombard from the Braves.
lombard couldn't get waived
out OF the National League, for
one thing" Zeller pointed out.
II had lunch with Casey Stengel
in Chicago on the way TO De-
troit, but we talked mostly
about the weather-aDd the
Braves recent slump"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

ranges from S. TO 5000, due fror
the time the craft is first used.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27
Problem of STORAGE
Space Is an Old One

The problem of ample storage space
in homes Is an ancient one, the ma
tional park service has decided.
Recent excavations at Mesa Verde
national park, Colorado, revealed that
this continents earliest apartment
house builders and jewellers contrived
storage space by utilizing window seats
and built-in furniture, just as they
do in modern apartment buildings.
One feature was revealed that might
have been advertised on the woman's
page in any interior decoration publ
cation today.
Adjoining the main room was found
banquette. or bench. This proved to
be, upon investigation, a plastered
storage niche, 3 by feet in dimen-
sionS. 1t Is just the right size for
comfort in sitting and capacious
enough to hold a substantial amount
of corn and beans, staple food of
Mesa Verde's prehistoric inhabitants.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27
Western Life Insurance Co.
Shows Huge Gains in 1911
President R. B. Richardson Re-
ports Assets and SURPRISES Are
Highest in Company History.

A gain of insurance in force In 1871
larger than the combined gain for the
previous two years to an all-time high
Of 1852 1854. was reported by the
Western Life Insurance Co. OF Helena
President R. B. Richardson reported
assets of SIG, 444. 464 66 and surplus to
policyowners of s2.4l0.OO0 was also a
new high in the 32-year history of the
company. Assets at the close of l941
were l63 percent of assets at the end
of 1929
In the six western states to which 1t
confines its operations. the Western
Life in 1871 paid for s9.894,7l6 of new
insurance, gain over 1910 of 81 per-
cent, compared with gain of IL per-
cent for all companies in the United
States.
Since it was founded. in 1910 the
Western Life has paid in policy ben
efits or holds in trust for policyowners
and beneficiaries the huge total of s33,-
86,959O7.
The Western LIES statement shows
the only real estate listed as an as
set is the home office building, and
that, which cost S245 900 in 1924, at the
sum of 81. The statement explains all
foreclosed property owned and not sold
under contract is excluded
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27
State One of Best
Producers of Silver

Montana and Utah tied for second
place in the silver production of the
United States and territories in l94l,
each yielding II percent of the total,
the Denver office of the United States
bureau of mines has reported.
Idaho led, producing Is percent
The nations total Of 67,O52, 1869 fine
ounces of recoverable silver in l941
was about 7 percent less than the
7l,824,746 ounces in 1910. The value,
calculated for each year at sO7l1-plus
per fine ounce, was S47,681 ,756 in 1941
and S51 !075, 375 in 1940
Arizona and Colorado followed Mon
tana and Idaho in 1941 production,
each yielding IL percent OF the ma
tons total
Montana's total for 1941 was H.
304, 900 ounces. which was l057,O50 less
than the total for 1940 The decrease
was attributed to the closing Of the
Grey Eagle-Comet group near Basin
by the Basin Montana Tunnel Co., and
the decrease in shipments from the
old tailings at the Hecla dump near
Melrose.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27
&C. N. TO HIKE
OUTPUT OF ZINC
OFFICIALS SAY EXPANSION PRO.
GRAM TO BOOST PRODUCTION
BY IS PERCENT

Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Off
Gals said the companys zinc output
would be increased IS percent as soon
as a 100000 expansion program at
its Anaconda and Great Falls smelt-
ers could be completed.
The company planned to spend
about 100000 at each of the smelt-
ers and to have the expansion pro-
gram completed by September.
The enlarged capacity of the plants.
it was said. was undertaken at the
request of the Metals Reserve Co.,
federal government agency which is
providing strategic metals for the war
program. Zinc concentrates purchased
by the government from Mexico, Can
ada and other sources were to be
finished in the Anaconda and Great
Falls plants.
Principal changes to be made in the
smelters were to include addition OF
electrical converters to change alter
mating current into direct current for
use In the electrolytic process.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27
FARMERS URGED
TO PUT HORSES
INTO CONDITION
SHOULD BE DONE IN ADVANCE OF
HEAVY SPRING WORK.
CIRCUIT SAYS

Conditioning and hardening OF farm
horses well in advance Of the opening
Of the heavy spring work season is
urged by E. P. circuit. extension live
stock specialist at Montana State
college.
This year with about farm produc-
ton essential In the war effort. farm
workstock will play a more important
part in farming operations, circuit
said.
To get workstock in shape for the
seasons work. circuit makes these
suggestions:
About a month before heavy work
is to begin reduce the coarse roughage
in the ration and substitute a good
quality hay. Begin light grain feed
ing and gradually increase both the
hay and grain until the animal is
getting about a pound of grain and
pound of good hay for each 100
pounds of body weight by the time
spring work begins. Horses that come
through the winter thin and in poor
condition will need even more hay and
grain to firm them for heavy work.
Condition the animal to hard work
by gradually increasing the severity
and amount Of daily work as the fit
ting period progresses. Keep the feet
sound and serviceable by trimming and
shoeing. Tougher the animals Shout
ders by daily bathing with a strong
solution Of salt water. Check the
horses teeth to be sure they are in
condition to chew grain and hay.
Match teams carefully for better work.
Warm up the animals gradually at the
beginning Of each work day. Water,
groom and salt them regularly.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27
Situation Wanted

MALE
WANT JOB as ranch foreman or manager
Know stocks, grain. also repairing ma.
chinery. References Box lso6-P. Great Falls
Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27
Highway Accidents
In Montana Decline

A marked decrease In highway acct
dents throughout Montana has been
noted since motorists, bent on conserv-
ing their tires, are travelling at slower
speeds. Col. Charles L. Sheridan
supervisor Of the state highway patrol,
states.
Sheridan said that Montanans, be-
coming more conscious of wartime limi-
tations on materials, are using auto
mobiles sparingly and are driving slow
er to conserve rubber. Slower driving
speeds, he declared. has tended to i'm
prove highway safety.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27

Most polar bears live permanently on
ice. often hundreds Of miles from the
nearest land
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27

Der to $4-67 in December.
As the nation began its first year
as World war belligerent, value
Of defense bonds, class z. owned BY
Montanans averaged Sl2O7. on the
basis OF the 1910 census figure Of
o59.456. Per capita sales throughout
the nation jan l were $o22. Only the
District OF Columbia, with q per capita
OF 1914. and five states, New York,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27

New Jersey. Connecticut. Oregon and
Nevada. ranked ahead Of Montana.
More than q third Of the defense
bonds owned by Montanans up to Jan.
l were purchased during December.
when sales totaled $2y6l6.000 The bond
sales program got off to . slow start
in Montana, the state tagging behind
the national average during May,
June, July and August Montana
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27

climbed above the national pr capita
In September. however. nd during
the remainder Of 1871 vas about 50
percent over the national figure each
month.
Jan. all class z bond sales tctaled
81 IA. TIT 900. State with the Lowest per
capita on that date vas South Carolina,
whose residents averaged e34S worth
Of bonds.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27
Salesmen-Agents

SELL MILL-ENDs. Get exclusive agency. Year
round independent business. Good profit
Small investment. National Mill-End Com
pany. One Audubon Ave. New York City.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27
| Classified Advertisements

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-02-27
For Sale
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP IN BILLINGS
FIRST class fixtures and equipment. Low
overhead. owner drafted
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED BAKERY. all
modern machinery, no competition with
this set-up. Gong a. ore-haE price. Liv-
inxSton. Montana.
GARAGE AT JOLIET. MONT. Fireproof
on Main ST. Excellent location. completely
equipped Owner drafted. Investigate.
PLUMBING SHOP IN MONTANA mining
center. fully equipped. low overhead
owner leaving for South Dakota.
DAIRY Farm close to choteau. Mont.
with stock and equipment. fine chance
for someone.
These places all show a nice income.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11
TEACHERS TO BE y
RATED ON ABILITY

I TAMPA, Dec. 11.-(FNS) The
controversial salary r a t in G
schedule for Hillsborough Coun-
tvs 100 school teachers became
a reality last week when the bud
get board approved a plan for
rating all teachers, both white
and negro, on basis of ability and
performance as well as education
and teaching experience.
School Superintendent Robin
son announced details of the
plan, which he said was adopted
by the school board but could not
be made public until the budget
board approved it.
A committee of educators is
now engaged in rating all teach
es IN the county. he said, and al
though the schedule is effective
this month, changes in salary
payments will not be made until
the rating is finished. Much OPP
position to the plan was expressed
by the Hillsborough County
Teachers Federation.