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Askov American., 1943-11-11
Duxburv

Mr.. and Mrs. Hatleli spent Friday
at the Nels Matsen home near Clover
ton.
Mrs. Arnold Shute spent the past
week with relatives and friends in
Minneapolis.
Miss Lindquist spent the weekend
at her home in Finlayson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Alstine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Anderson and Patty,
Miss Rose Tollefson and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Shute spent Friday evening
at the j. Hatleli home
Mrs. Dale Ostrander has been a
patient in st. Luke's hospital in
Duluth the past week.
Askov American., 1943-11-11
FinlaysOn

Mrs. Jack SrOk OF Duluth spent
the weekend at the home of her
mother, Mrs. John Maser. On Sum-
day afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Carman called at the Maser home.
Pfc. John Norlund from Camp Car
son, Colo, is spending a few days
at his home here.
Ruth Korpi and Betty Tollas were
Sunday evening and supper guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Ernie Nordholm and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scheeler have
rented the Jack Srok farm on the
Groningen road and plan to move in
this coming Saturday.
Stanley Schuett and Adolph Ra-
duenz returned home from Hamil-
ton, N. D., Wednesday of last week.
They had been employed there for
the past six weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Theelke left last week
for her home in Janesville after
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. H. E. Shafer.
Sunday dinner and afternoon guests
at the H. E. Shafer home were their
daughter. Mrs Milton Larson, and
two children from Sandstone.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Shafer and
daughter Sandra were in the Cities
from Wednesday until Friday. Mr..
Shafer attended 3-day income tax
school at the Lowry hotel while Mrs.
Shafer and Sandra visited with Mrs.
Skaters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Mahle of
Newport came Saturday night to
spend the weekend at the John
Ahlbom home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Mortensen and
son of st. Paul were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Brade-
man.
Due to the snowstorm there was no
school on Monday. This storm was
as bad. or almost as bad, as the
November II storm of three years
ago.
The Happy Hour Coop club will
not meet this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Shaw. Watch
for further notice later.
Mrs Hollis Ladd spent from Tues
day until Thursday in Minneapolis
with her daughter, Mrs. Waldemar
Holznagel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Elsola and
son Michael Of Moose Lake, called on
friends and relatives in Finlayson last
Thursday. They We're supper guests
at the c. L. Smith home. Mr.. Elsola
has an honorable discharge from the
army due to knee injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ladd were
Sunday afternoon guests at the home
of Mrs. Ladd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Alleman, Sr.
Miss Tollefson spent the weekend
at her hone in Cloverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Taves spent
the weekend in St. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Carman of
Milaca visited here from Friday un-
til Monday. They were entertained
at the Ed Barnick and Albert Miller
homes. They spent Saturday night
at the Dick Foley home On Sum-
day the Foley and Carman families
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Nader.
Tuesday evening of last week Su-
perintendent and Mrs. Hagen enter
tanned the teachers at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ledin of Bra
nam spent Friday afternoon at the
home of Supt. and Mrs. Hagen.
A large crowd attended the Coop
rally Friday night and everyone en-
joyed fine time according to reports.
Pvt. Howard Darsow, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Darsow, is home on a
two weeks furlough from Alaska.
Word came from Hinckley Monday
evening of the birth of four-pound
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hills.
Askov American., 1943-11-11

Herbert Tollefson drove here from
Superior Sunday evening returning
Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Reinke of
Brule, Wis. spent the weekend at
the Holloway home.
The Clyde Lampson family visited
in Cloverton Sunday.
Askov American., 1943-11-11
PINE COUNTY RURAL
SCHOOL NEWS
A. E. GUSTAFSoN, County supt

When schools are closed because
of bad roads, bad weather, contagious
diseases, ETC., these days may be
legally counted as legal holidays in
the annual report on total days of
school in session.
Armistice day, November II, is a
legal holiday, but school boards may
Askov American., 1943-11-11
Norman Township
(Frem Another Correspondent

(Frem Another Correspondent)
Word was received recently from
Bernard Furey who enlisted as an
apprentice seaman that he arrived
at camp Benonion, Farragot, Idaho,
and that he has met several boys
there from Willow River.
Patricia Furey formely of Willow
River, enrolled recently in the gov
ernment course of nurses, training at
Providence hospital, Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Joseph Thill (nee Irene Fur
ey) will leave Seattle, Wash, to join
Corporal Thill who is stationed at
Camp Van Dorm, Mississippi, and
will remain there until after the Holi-
days.
Robert Thill returned recently to
his home in Eau Claire Wis, after
visiting friends at Willow River.
Marie Furey spent the past week.
end visiting friends in Duluth.
Miss Rose Black of st. Paul, for
merly of Willow River visited friends
in this vicinity recently.
(TOO Late for Last Week)
Lloyd Myrdahl made trip to the
Twin Cities Monday, returning We'd
nesday evening.
Gladys Jensen spent from last
Thursday until Saturday visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Swanson. While there she accom-
panied her cousin to school at the
Eaton school and enjoyed the Hal
loween party.
Homer Taubman and T. Arramy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Death lotires

HELM March ?, 1888 Josephine Cnee Co.
lomboD, age 80. beloved wife OF Arthur
j. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Co
lombo. sister OF George, Theresa, Louise,
Angelo. Florence and Gloria. Funeral from
residence. 1896 Ellery. Saturday Sis and
to San Francesca Church at ..
HILL March 5. John. beloved husband OF
Minnie. Funeral service Saturday,
p. m. a. A. II. Peters funeral home
l2057 GratiOi
PETERSON-March 3, Wilberi. OF 17i4a
Westphalia. beloved husband 81 Elsie
Messner Peterson. Funeral service satur-
day, l p. m. at A. II. Peters Funeral
Home. 1205T Gratiot Ave
WOoDS-M March 3. William J. OF 40 Can,
AleF ave, beloved husband Of Rose Han,
nah. dear father OF William. Mrs. Edith
Davis. George. Albert. Mrs. Alice Myers
Mrs. Lillian Rodman. AMI Mrs. Mabel stem
son; brother OF Mrs, CHARLES Sawyer. TWEEN
ty-ntne grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren survive Funeral services
Saturday p. m. from Harper Mulligan
Funeral Home. 1880 Hamilton.
WRIGHT March 4. Annie T. beloved
wife OF David. dear mother OF Mrs. c.
Paterson. David and James Wright Serv-
ices AZ Burrell Funeral Home. sT3s Fenkell.
Saturday ~ 2. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

James Houston 1855 Mt Elliott IS.
Duncan Campbell. 44T5 Seminole So
Vera stewart. 1885 Washiena~, Gratiot
Elizabeth Muck. :A4ss Faircrest. 50.
Aagdaline Rominecki. 53l7 Mitchell SO.
Jerry s. Evans, 1l4l McKlnStry, ~.
James MeNair 1881 Twenty fourth. so.
Laura B. Clouter. 1855 Cortland. -.
Leons Spann. 2sS East Baltimore s.
Andrew RaHtie,- 1913 Fullerton, IS
Bertha Housman. Hudson, Mich -
amelia Nellie chyba. 1909 Thirteenth, IS.
Walter Klssk 1880 Campbell q.
Theofh Winowieeki. 44s2 Junction SIS
Mary Ann Mcbride 1911 seebaldt. S.
John Shaw. 9l2 West Vernon go.
Frank A. Robertson. s4i6 Dexter -
William +. Bee, 1891 Ponchsrtrain drive,
Frnestfns Jackson $50 Medhurv, 20
Robert c. George. 1858 Boston boulevard.
John PoPpenssr. 2ao' West Grand oouIe-
Eliza Jane Bergman 1867 Highland. rs.
Erwin w. Gosik. 1875 Arlington. 81
Elizabeth Burgett le5 Htil, Highland Park,
Joseph w Hetbering,on. 1896 West Phus-
delphia. 70
Gilbert ST. Charles. 4oIi Hamilton. 81.
Enoch Card. 533 Division. 10
Augusta Hood David. 22i0 Fourth, &C.
Margaret HOusekeepeE. 1928 Gartner ST.
samuel W Edwards. S5s Marlborough 81.
DAVID Goldman. i61s4 Monte VISTA. So.
mhhfN mbndknhUs hettlhlNE EpSblihls GU
Eta Combs. 3725 McGraw. 81.
Anna Seyler. 1925 Nj Elliott. 81
Margaret Shipper. 1878 Provost. TT.
Mary Brelowsky. 1852 Sheridan IL
OLMer Powell 3546 RiopeTe 81
Nae Rowan. 81 East CAnfeld &c. q
Florence Daily. 1859 Military. f6.
Dwight Hesly 1875 Log Cabin. 30.
Louis s. Lemkie 1882 Stout 81
William l. Pierce. 1890 Ferguson,
wiebael Sullivan s57 Newpoy, II
Mardiros Bozyan, 2O4 Watson. u
lnez Rosetta Gordon. 1910 Mark Twain
90
Editn shingisr. 2577 Fairview 50.
steve Dunn. 1910 MAcomb. S.
Bernard Peter Mcbride 1926 Corbet, 50
Willie Travis. 1915 Erskine, So.
Martin Moore. 40 West Palmer, SIS.
william Atwater. 1921 Riopelle. 6s.
Anthony Heck. 1898 Harrison. "a.
John Klerkz 1880 Vermont. 50
Samuel Stank, 1855 Twenty Fourth IS.
John Zubrick. 1880 Third. a.
Mary Miller 1921 Santa Rosa, p.
Sarah Lee. 1903 Calvert. 50.
Catherine Clayton. i29{5 Sorrento. So.
Ola Welsh. $3.50 Fourth. %
Margaret Dean, 1852 Clarendon. 70.
VIII G. smith. 1905 Greene. So
Sarah Jane Tayler. Mt. Clemens. Mich. IS.
Estella Beaver 1903 Benitesu. 81
Ethel D. Caplan. 304i Gladstone. 81.
Mauds Harris. 1865 Delmar. 80
Stanley GrimShaW. SIPS Wabash To-
Joseph Wask. 3170 Nedbury. "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
DEATHS

Virginia HeHzenredsr. sos Bellevue e
John T. sullivan. SIS Concord s.
Michael Hall. I543T Coyle. u.
Isabella Carpenter. 1865 avery 81.
Rosaha NassAIlns 55ie Cadillac 3
William Galloway 30fs Butisfnut. S.
Nora McKendry. Tecumsch. Mich. 50
Louise LombArdo. l5feS WoodinghAm drive
81
Joseph Faro. 1887 Somerset 81
Ronald Richard Colombo. 1881 Sylvester
Cyrus Ross. 1852 West Boston Blvd so.
Mary Williams. ise3f Prairie, %.
Albert Angney Acker, 6341 LinwoOd IS
Ada g Gardner. 1910 WestmorelAnd. IS
Clarence Hollingsworth. 595T Brush. 40
Fmily Mcclellan. 1927 Lakewood. 81.
James W BelinEsr. 1913 Prrntis. 81
psulins Rsniowsk 4i3S Thirty-Firs' 50
Joseph Carl MsTchiando. 1884, Mackay. 40.
Albert Emery. l3h Westminster %.
Alice Grace Hasse, 1884 West Warren. S..
PAis;ine Caritherr 4z3 Theodors 30.
Agnes varakss. i72Oi Anglin. 80.
Mary White. 1892 BeVidere. Is
Helen Amanda Cook 1912 Cone road
Milan Township 81
Joseph Henry Chandler, 764s5 Powers road.
Pennington, So.
Henry witt. 1882 Fournisr 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
BIRTHS

GIRLS
trfis were born 20:
Rose kopey. 1892 Maple, DsATborn.
Shirley Ross, 3ii6 Kenmore
Evelyn Daley l2249 Goulburn.
BernAdeue Hnte. 1887 Foch.
lean i.indauist. 1880 MsrloWe.
Bernice Peck. $500 Terry.
Ella Gnids. 540i Chopin.
Gladys Markham, 3oi55 John Hawk Gag
den City.
Miriam BiiirnFs. $3.50 Bsitst.rrs.
Margaret sticksl, 1879 MENDOZA.
Bernlce Sylvester 1862 fuller
Florence Miller. 1908 Cherrylawn.
Ruth Mobile 1878 FAirheid
Sylvia Armstrong I5s0l Burgess
Viola Traut~een, 1925 hspis~ood. Fsrm-
Grace Nash. Ii5Os Pisrson
Theima Roulston. 1890 Forrsr.
sarah Fox 1855 Pearson, Ftrndse
Jane Townsend. $40 IVES, Savannah.
Margaret soys 2032O Burlingbrook
Angelina VitAs, s. Pllgrm Highland
Psrk
Alice Run 1917 Kentucky. Dearborn.
Hare Radon. s643 Fleetwood
Grace Lsngof 1880 Sherman. OAK Park.
Irene MonAeeln 6552 Appolios. Dearborn.
Mary Hilton 1882 stansbury.
Mzbls Onaid SIS Esss Grand boulevard.
EVELYN LanEnau. $40 East Goulson. Haze
vlrsinis onmowicz 1872 Thinieth.
Alice Parker 3Ot37 Meyers road.
Ciarissa Armstrong. 70 Grand. Highland
Dorothy Polhngjun. 1889 Hubbel.
Rita Thompson. 6343 Deveresu1.
Kathleen Fox is46 Mayburn.
Frances Gdowski. 6sfS ForTer.
Christine MurHira. q5i Jones.
Evelyn LAmsenS. 1920 Hazelridgs.
ELLEN LaDuke. s3i5 Logan
Jennie Chick sOSf Midgsfden.
Miriam lockwood ii22 Ross
LeonA McGes. 1919 Wilson, Lincoln PARK
tStnsl.
Theresa Cynows. 1870 Jos Campsu.
Barbara Cyuowa. 2636 East Forest.
iona Horvaih. 1919 Whitaker.
Annie McPhee, 2iS4f Carl. East Detroit
AIMS DomEal. s7ss Knodell
irma Outlet, 1874 Sparhng
Helen India 554s Nj. Clair
Mary Gallagher III East savannah.
Lucy Gilmore. SOS East Elizabeth
Theophila BurIynski. i96s4 Anglin.
Ardes Gibbons 2l5t 81. Clair
Natalie Koziel 2265 Edwin. HAmiramck.
Helen DtmbiuEki. 1883 Dyar. Hamiramck.
Anna Zaw1dzki. is2s4 Fenelon.
Irene Reed s33 East Webster, Ferndalf.
Geraldine Page 1916 Forest. East De-
trolt
Edna i.isbau. $40 Mcclellan.
Irene Rybick 1880 Fenelon.
HaEsl Moore, 1887 WAyburn. Crosse Points
PArk
MarEare, pans 5327 Vancouver
Eliza Wright. $50 Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
DIVORCES

Marie Barker from Ralph A.
Zenors Surratt from Asa
DORA Bamprey from Pred.
Gladys Law from Melvin
Flo Pickrahn from Arthur.
isabelle Miller from Chester W
Mary Bonsn from Grover
Gladys Sirnu from James
Zelma Gordon from Clare I
Edward Niedzwisek from EVELYN
Annette Campbell from Mckay
RUBY = Lane from Aubrey l..
Helen Campbell from Ernest W
Netiis Nashourn from Martin "
Evelyn /. Szumigala from Edward
Selma NJ. Murray from George p
Ruth Cox from joshua
Nora Morrison from Henry.
AnieldA ChsFd from Harlow
Stella SEalatyuskl from Michael.
Everett Nicholson from Addie L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Male Help Wanted

A BRIGHT young boy OF II or over with
car for stOekToom and messenger work.
Steady position and good opportunity for
advancement BordenS $500 East Forest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John y Mosely. 80: Matte NJ. Palmer. -
Melvin swerdlen. 20 Hannah Londsr 20.
Jsssie West. a. snoWdy Green Is
John Hotra -: Fsy r. Stinebiser. IA
STANLEY Whteman. 70 Arlene stocks. ~.
Emanuel y. Rove. IS. Violet NJ. Ksuer,
rari = s,wood. rs. virgins ! Alfr,y. -.
Frank J, sps,usano. p. Evelyn r. Brown
Is
John Depp. a.: Cora Jones. Is
Leo zakoisKl. rs Jean Foster. ~
Robert l. Haftjsn. 81, Phyllis Battsrbes.
wsrer H Krssss Is; Georgia L. Rowiey.
HG6ert Carmichael. 20 Walter Mae Ec,or.
rs.
paul Carpenter %: Ethel Brown. IS.
David Cooper 50. MARY Lindsay. 90.
Isaac Solomon. 10. Mollie KatL 90
Paul c. Greer. "a Emma casteel, a.
James c. Jones. az Ceola Coleman. 81
eSSs5 M RsSsa' a5 "a m R2ors' s Siam
Dale L. Putnam, %: Dolores Pouliot 20.
George W. Boss s5 Veronica Jerome. 80.
Paul NJ. Mckinney. IS: Martha Y. Knud'
Robert Boulwsr,, ~; Margaret Macdonald,
Otis W. Robinson. 81: May sonsnstrahi. IS
Robert LSpPo. 35.; Leah Duty, 81.
Frank Dsak, %: Nor,sn Weight. n.
Richard p EchoS. 80. Josephine Rufe. -.
william G. DeMarse. 81, Lena a. Poissant.
Hubert lie Misux. as Linda Reman. %.
William +. Madison, 80; Daisy /. Searcy.
30
William =. Metz. Is: Evelyn W. Hu,1en. a.
odell sumpter. so Minnie Blandheim 50.
Sol Epstein, "a. Ann ftskovitI %
w. y. Fam. 35 Winfred Silver 35
Howard r. Bans. IS Violet Ungurean 20.
stanley Levey, ~: Jennie Schneider ~.
Pred Adams 90 Lucille vigneux. %
John h. oleksisk, p; Deiphine kokowicz.
~
Evans sampscr Jr IS: myrtle Cross %.
George smgelsk Is. Stella Kowal II
Arthur F Plummer, is. Dorothy Mae
smith, 20.
Edward 3 Young 20: Mary Balog 23.
Edward 7. Bankey. ~. Ava n. Mccoy, -
James Ukss, rs Mary f. York. II.
Harry Leyinson. 81 Roslyn Resnik IS
Robert c. Morris. % Annie r whitley. rs.
carr streber. %; Mary Doyle. 81.
Ernest NJ. Massis. %: jeanette Meade, rs.
shelby HALEY. Is; Lucille Duree IL
Wesley Fletcher. as Florence Nathan. IS.
Paul Vanloan, 90. Florence simmons. IL.
Robert Hartl, 81; Joyce NJ. Armstrong, 20.
Robert r. Darch. %; Norma r. Smith, 10.
Robert ozenghsr, is; shirley Kneohtges.
Is
CHARLES Aronon. 80: Fiorenc. Solomon. 30.
John A. Eastman, 81; Arlene GraWburg
Edward NiedEisla. "a; Helen zanza. %.
Charles r; Milar 50; Catherine Jarvis. 30.
Oscar Williams, 81 Blanche Woods. SO.
Edgar stephens. 40. Edith KnaT 81.
Kirk Spry, 20. Dolores Rogers. IS
Daniel NJ O'Brien. 80: Christine Ouire 81.
Thomas Z. Wootsn, "a; Isia L. Leaphart
%.
George Gray. rs; Doris o'Nsai. IS
Italo Carnah. rs: Rose Zuecaro, %
Jack Station, 81 Eileen Thompson n
Primo Dechellis. 20; Frances ZIsco, Is.
James Ciresi Jr., %: Lorraine r. Shelter
10.
Dewey Bumpus. 20; MaryI Clark, ~.
James Chrisman, 81 Maiinda Ellis. 20
William j. Tebor. is. Sally Ann Olson IL
y. George shewmake IS. Opal c Thomas
81.
Walter A. Ro,tach. "a Clara A Neroni
21
Wayne T Shull. % Pauline n Niece u
Traila katon, 81 Florance Dresser. rs
Nicholas Carrabbio, q: Filomena Music
80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Lost and Found

KEYS on chain; vicinity Hollywood Thea
ter, Sunday. Liberal reward. Arlington
5433.
LADY's brown handbag money, ration
book etc. Grand River car. Reward
Hogarth $500. Line 323.
LADY's gold Bulova wrist watch-Lost
vicinity Palms state Theater; reward
Temple 2-4362.
LADIES' Accro-Bond wristwatch. Gift
from soldier. inscribed III G. s. to
Mother" Reward. Temple 2-49s9.
LADIES' Hudson wrlstwatci. black ribbon
band initials I'D. b. r.: vicinity down
town. Reward. Murray 0573.
LADIES' Buiova gold wristwsteh: black
band; can identify; reward Ivanhoe
1855
LosT-Brown Pekinese Answers to name
OF "snooty." Has pups; childrens pet.
Reward. Trinity 222s7.
'LOsT-Man's blue sapphire ring entrance
Detroit Garage, Elizabeth unit, or Park
side near 7-Mile Rd. liberal reward
Randolph 6i43.
LosT-wslHt containing papers valuable
10 owner. Barnard, Trinity Labs
Reward.
LOST Electricians tooi box. on Glenn
court; reward BEDFORD 1866.
SILVER chain necklace--Grsnd River car
line 10 Hudsons reward. Vermont
$500
SINGLE strand pearls diamond clasp
vicinity downtown; liberal reward. Cad
lilac 09s0.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
MARRIAGES S-DEATHS-DNORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Guy Mcintyre. 90: Vera NJ French. "a.
zyFmsnt KFasEewski, %. iFeee KSieeieh
20.
william Cebula -: Sarah 7. Gordon. 81.
Chester J. Mszurek % Mary A. Flum. 10
Norman Retheford, Is. Catherine McKenna
Is
Peter Maholsn 25: Virginia Ksrkhoh 30
Ralph J. Hudson. 20. Aureiia Walton, 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

with lesser wounds sitting dejectedly the sand wait
ing Others in sesnt, clothing many of
them su smudged with oil. standing in silent groups.
Boats lined the shore and wounded being taken from
them stetchers; other boats dotted the water few
hundred yards ofshore, moving like busy waterbugS.
We went back TO Gen. Vandegrfts command post and
from there airhed headquarters what damage
dive bombers, which spotted yesterday. heading
NORTH had done the enemy We found they had heav-
lily bombed and straed '6 landing boats which had been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

GIRLS, FREE beauty culture training.
Hygenic School. s54O Twelfth. Madison
1888.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
x&,oezt .Se41zcp DEzoczdzY
ICE Neutrality-suspicious.

ROLLER skating nightly except Tuesday,
Saturday. dancing Saturday, wrestling
Tuesdays. Windsor Arena, 572 McDougsll.
Windsor.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Late Charge by Bulls
Licks ). N. A., 34.14
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
STAUNTON. Va, Oct. 23-Led by
feet-footed Scott. who was aided by
Shannon, almost as fast. Bulls
School OF Washington trimmed
Staunton Military Academy's eleven.
34l4. by showing across a 20-point
total in the last quarter. The local
cadets made l8 first downs to seven
by Bulls. however.
Bulls opened with a smashing
attack that netted a touchdown in
the first five minutes, and added
another tally few minutes later in
the same frame. Staunton got a
marker in the second period and
another in the third to tie the game
at l4-l4 Bulls went on a fourth
period rampage, however, putting
across three touchdowns and two
more extra points to run away with
the game.
Touchdowns for Staunton were by
Bavsinger and Cosentino, with
Hobbs and Baysinger responsible for
the extra points. Scott got three Of
Bulls touchdowns and Shannon the
other two. Scott also added three of
the extra points, while the other
was by Burkart.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
.Gonzaga Plays Tuner
For Boys Town Tilt

Gonzagas S football team is playing
at Calvert Hall High in Baltimore
today in a tuneup tilt for its inter-
sectional game two weeks from to-
day at Griffith Stadium against
Father Flanagan's Boys Town
(NebD eleven.
The Boys Town team also is play
ing today, making its debut in the
East against St. Michael's High at
Union City, N. j. Coached by Maui
rice (Skip) Palrang, former Creigh-
ton mentor, the Boys Town team
hast lost only four of so games since
it was organized.
The committee sponsoring the
local clash between the two. headed
by Senator Elmer Thomas of Okla
homa, hopes to attract capacity
crowd to the game at Griffith Sta
dlum. All proceeds will be turned
over to the Boys Town movement.
If the game is we'll attended, there
is a possibility that it will be made
an annual feature of the football
season here
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Stadium Jinx Rules as CoIoute
Surprises Cornell, 20 to 7 .

the oval to Jules Yakapovich, who
raced to his left to the end zone
Everett Sane converted for this one
He also converted for the last score,
but missed the second touchdown
after-point.
Little Bill Maceyko led the Big
Red 49-yard touchdown march in
the second quarter, going over from
the one-yard stripe. Norm Dawson
converted to tie the score.
Muelheuser, who averaged 40 yards
with four punts and rs yards in
seven running attempts, took a 28-
yard pitch from Yakapovich for the
third period tally.
The 201-pound, 17-year- New
Jersey boy passed IA yards as the
raiders moved to the Cornell Is in
the final period. They lost back to
the 80 from where Micka shot a
high pass to Glen Furey who scooted
over from the five.
Cornell's HOWE Blose, who last
week tied for the Eastern scoring
leadership, was held to six yards
in II tries, as Colgate rolled up l3
first downs to the Big Reds 8. out
rushed them 1877 yards to 1875 and
outpassed them ll3 yards to 80.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
BY the Associated Press.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. a.
Michigan's amalgamated Wolverines
today stormed back into the victory
column with a pulverizing 1876 tri-
umph over previously undefeated
Minnesota. 1t was the most one
sided victory in the 34-year Little
Brown Jug series and the worst de-
feat in modern Gopher annals.
The Wolverines, crushed by Notre
Dame 1912 two weeks ago, rolled
up seven touchdowns with ridiculous
ease to halt 9-year Minnesota
winning streak over Michigan and
give Coach Fritz Crisler his first vic
tory over the school he coached in
1890 and 1881.
Bill Daley performed as expected
against his former war reduced
Gopher mates. but it was Wiscon-
sins Elroy Hirsch who provided most
of the fireworks Hirsch scored three
touc1doWns, his first sensational
6l-yard payof gallop on the first
running play of the game, and his
passing set up another.
The Wolverines steam-r -rollered to
230 yards from scrimmage, compared
with only so by the Gophers.
Daley did his stuff in the second
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Indiana 0verwheIms
Wisconsin, "a 10 0
BY the Associated Press.


BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 23-
Hoernschemeyer, Pihos and Co. gave
Indiana a handsome homecoming
present today-a "a to o victory over
Wisconsin which was completely
outplayed on the ground and in the
air
1t was the first Western Confer
ence victory in three starts for the
Hoosiers
Pete Pihos. veteran end. was
switched to the backfield for the
second half play and grabbed scor-
ing honors.
He scored the first touchdown.
catching a pass in the end zone from
"Hunchy' Hoernschemeyer, but he
really came into his own in the sec
ond half, Repeatedly he ripped the
Badger line and counted both the
Hoosiers' last half touchdowns on
plunges.
Don Mangold turned in one of the
most sensational plays of the game
for Indiana's third touchdown, TAX
ing a 30-yard pass from Hunchy
on the dead run and scoring with
out a finger being laid on him.