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The Ely miner., 1943-12-30
THE ELY M1,sR

Jane Norby, cadet nurse at Minneap.
! oils, was here for Christmas.
Verna Starkman, employed at New
Brighton, spent Christmas here.
Natalie James OF st. Mary's nospita.
in Duluth was here for Christmas.
/ Vivian Soderberg of Soudan has beer
visiting at the Josiah Cock home.
Mr.. and MRS. ". v. Langen lef,
Thursday for Eveleth to spend several
days.
The Bethany ladies' aid viii meet at
the Community Center JAN. 6 at 2:3C
p. m.
June Foresman, who is employed in
Detroit, spent Christmas with rela-
tives here.
Carol Ann Sutherland OF Downer col
| lege, Milwaukee, spent Christmas with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Schultz and
daughter. Carol, Hibbing, were here
for Christmas.
Steve Grahek, seaman, first class, OF
the coast guard at Duluth was home
for Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Strachan left
Thursday to spend a week with rela-
tives in Minneapolis.
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Mrs. Chester Anderson spent Christ
mas with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Granros, at Eveleth
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Olga Tome, who is employed in De-
troit, left Monday after spending the
holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hario report
the birth of a son at the Soudan hos
pital last Thursday morning.
Frances May Richards OF Minneap-
oils spent Christmas with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Richards.
holidays at home. She is attending the
Minneapolis Business college.
Virginia Golobich, who is employed
in Detroit, returned there Monday fol-
lowing an extended visit here.
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Attorney Mike Teplicky and Mrs.
Teplicky have returned to Ely after
nine months spent in Seattle.
Miss Angela Coffey is here from
Washington visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Coffey, and sister, Kathleen.
Staff Sgt. Albin A. Grahek, son of
Anton Grahek, Sr. is here on 10
day furlough from Fort Custer, Mich. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jones and
sons of Eveleth were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Jones for the holidays.
Verna Martin of st. Luke's hospital |
in Duluth spent Christmas with ner |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Martin.
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Rose Golob, Frances Kuzna, Molly |
KuNna, and Enriketta DeBernardi are |
at war plants in Minneap-
olis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Mesojedic of
Soudan spent from Thursday until
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Popesh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin P. Legat
spent Christmas in Grand Marais with
heir daughter, Mrs. Loren Lang, and
.anily.
Virginia Pluth left Christmas day for
Duluth to visit her cousin, Irene Rau-
10. for the remainder Of the vacation
,eriod.
Marjorie Rikhus of st. Mary's hos
,ital in Duluth left Christmas day to
'esume her studies after visit with
ler parents.
Mrs. Walter j. Coombe and daugh-
er, Faye, of Virginia spent Christmas
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
!. Coombe.
Eudora Anderson, student at
lorthfield college, is visiting her par
,nts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson,
,ver the holidays.
Edward Grahek, seaman, second
lass, San Diego, surprised" home
olks by coming here for a short
Christmas visit
Mrs. Tyne Pearson and Joyce ar
lived last Thursday from Chicago to
spend the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Alex Hanka, and Mr.. Hanka
The birth Of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Klobuchar Of Virginia is an
The father iS the 1onnlllar
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Guests Of Mrs. Eleanor Coad for
Christmas were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
.Coad and children of Snyder, N. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coad and daugh-
ter, Nancy, Virginia, Mrs. Alice Nc
Kenzie of Mt. Iron and Jack Coad Of
Owatonna
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

The annual Christmas party OF the
Rotary club was held last week with
nearly full membership present.
Each member was presented with a
gift from some anonymous giver among
the membership. Clever poetry accom-
panied the gifts and was read by
Santa Claus Sig Olson, assisted by
Lional Larson Christmas songs were
sung under the direction of Frank ".
DiNino to music played by Miss Flem-
ing. The pianist also was the receip-
lent of a gift.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Virginia Golobich, who is employed
in Detroit, returned there Monday fol-
lowing an extended visit here.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold j. Dillon spent
Christmas In TWO Harbors with Mayor
and Mrs M. H. Brickley.. Mr.. Dillon
returned Sunday, but Mrs. Dillon re-
manned for a longer visit.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

CRACKING CORN BREAD
cups corn meal 2 teaspoons salt
n cup sifsed -four 1 egg, beaten
teaspoons baking ? cups milk
powder I cup cracking,
Chop erseklings tthe crisp brown pieces
left after fat is rendered. or put through food
grinder. Sift together dry ingredients, add milk
to which beaten egg has been added, and mix
well. Stir in eracklngs. Pour mixture into
creased pan and bake in hot oven (425oF) 30 to
40 minutes. or until well Drowned
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Pfc. Harold Gordon, A. s. T. p stu
dent at the University of Minnesota,
spent the holidays here.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

PERMANENT WAVE, soc. Do your
own Permanent with Charm-Kurl Kit.
Complete equipment, including 20
curriers' and shampoo. Easy to do,
absolutely harmless. Praised by thous-
ands, including Fay Mckenzie, CLAM
orotls movie STAR Money refunded If
not satisfied. KLUGS sc to 81 STORE.
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The Ely miner., 1943-12-30
BAKING POWDER BISCUITS

BAKING POWDER BISCUITS
cups -four ; to tablespoons
~ teaspoons baking rendered fat
powder dripping,
teaspoon salt I cup milk
Mix and sift dry ingredients. Cut in cold fat Add the
milk an one tine. Stir with fork until the dough engs
in ball. Turn lightly Toured surface and knssd gently
for onea minute Pas ro onehaf inch thick and cut
with ANAL biscuit cutter, dipped in -four. Place on baking
sheet and bake hot (45oF) for II TO IS minutes
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Attorney Mike Teplicky and Mrs.
Teplicky have returned to Ely after
nine months spent in Seattle.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Staff Sgt. Helmer Lepisto Of Lub-
book, Texas, returned Tuesday after
weeks frrlough here.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Miss Angela Coffey is here from
Washington visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Coffey, and sister, Kathleen.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Ensign Lawrence Bergiund, who Is
stationed at Chicago university, spent
Christmas at home.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

The birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Klobuchar of Virginia is an
nounced. The father is the popular
and efficient deputy cuerk of the dis
trict court at Virginia.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Thursday evening of last week the
Jobs Daughters entertained at for
NAL Christmas dancing party at the
Masonic hall. Chaperones were Mr.
and Mrs. c. H Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Handberg and Mrs. Chester j.
Anderson.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-30

Mrs. Tyne Pearson and Joyce ar
rived last Thursday from Chicago to
spend the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Alex Hanka, and Mr.. Hanka
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
Desde una altura de $40 metros
cae unRviadOr sigue viviendO

WASHINGTON.-Un aviador del
Cuerpo Naval de los Estados Uni
dos Sc arroj6 desde una altura de
610 metros, en- su paracaidas, ell cual
no Sc abri6; y continue viviendo,
pudiendo contar asf su sensational
caida. A los ojos de sus camaradas,
este aparece como un heroe por 81
gran presencia de amino y frme
determination. :
81 teniente J. G.. Percy, que solo
cuenta Il amos de edad, habia de-
rribado un aeroplano japones tipo
Zero Y destrozado OtrO en- un COM
bate aereo habidO sobre las Islas
Russell, cuandO su aeroplano, de
pronto, Sc vic atacad0 violenta-
mente y sin poderlo evitar fu6
puesto fuera de combate.
Ell Teniente, a~rrojandose inme-
diamente al espacio, trat6 de abrir
su paracaidas perO este le fall6, ca
yendo de una altura aproximada de
610 metros. ExplicandO su caida,
dijo: "Caf de pies en- ell aqua y
senti algo que Sc rOmpia, per0 pude
permanecer q fote gracias q mi
chaqueta salvavidas que SO habfa
infiado." O
Aunque sufri6 Ia fracture de Ia
pelvis, pudo nadar pOr tres horas,
~alcanzando, fnalmente, TERRA.
Pas6 tirado en- Ia playa todA IL
nOche y al dia siguiente lIam6 q
unos nativos del lugar, los que pie
Geron auxilio y 81 aviador fu& Ile~
vado . un hospital pr6xmO. de ma
base militar.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
Notes Corfcs
Los cOrrespOnsales arriesgaR
81 vida en- Ia guerra

NIJEVA YORK|Corresponsales
y fot6grafos norteamericanos que.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
Ell MAS VALIOSO PELOTERO
DE LA ASOCIACION DEL SUR

Nashville, Tenn, agosto 25.-
I'm jardinero de los "Vols" de
Nashville, Ed Sauer, ha sido de-
clarado ell mas valioso jugador de
la Association del Sur en- una vo-
taci6n verificada entire los "mana-
gers" de la Liga y auspiciada por
Ell peri6dico Nashville Banner"
Sauer fue Ia primera selection
de seis de los directories. Olson, de
Montgomery, lie coloco en- segundo
lugar Y Ray Blades design6 a tres
de sus ~peloteros.
Recibieron consideration once
peloteros, Sauer, Hart, Roberts,
Danna, Torres, Polly, Hausmann,
Faussett, Seminick, Plat y Han
cock.
Sauer ha sido llamado por ell E.
jercito y dentro de pocos dias Sc
Incorporate a filas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
VICTORIA DE BIVINS

Washington, agosto 25.--El ne
gro Jimmy Bivins, de Cleveland,
que tiene punos de hero, puso a
dormir aqui, en- ell sexto ~asalto, a
Herbert Marshall, de New York.
Fue una pelea emocionante Y la
presenciaron 10,1O8 excitados es-
pectadores. Pcsaba Bivins IT'S IL
bras, dos sobre ell Unite de la d.
vision del peso complete ligero.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25

NaCiOpes Unidas en- esta guerra
mundial.
La Ultima victima entire ellos,
como consecuencia de la guerra, ha
sido ell fot6grafo danes, Carl Thus
gard, de 40 amos de edad y que
trabaiaba con la empresa "Acme
News Pictures" de Nueva York.
En- la hsta Oficial de los que apa.
recen como perdidos, Sc encuentra
Thusgaard, pero Ia creencia es que
10 mataron cuando hacfa 81 primer
vuelo de bombardeo en- un aero
plano de los Estados Unidos del
tipo Liberator, que fu6 visto explo-
tar en- llamas cerca de Madang, en-
la costa de Nueva Guinea. Antes
de que el bombardero norteameri.
cano fuera derribado, va habia des-
trufdo dos o tres de los nueve aero
pianos Zeros japoneses que 10 ha!
ban atacado.
Thusgaard es ell primer fot6grafd
agregad0 q las FuerZas Norteame4
ricanas, muertO en- servicio, duranta
un combate y ell q1into de Ia prensa
que muere en- Ia zona del Pacihco;
asf mismo, fu6 ell decimOtercer0 de
los representatives de los diarios 2
revistas estadounidenses que en- ell
cumplimiento de su deber encon'
tiara Ia muerte.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
VEINTE DERR0TAS
CoNSECUTIVAS

Los Atleticos empataron aver Ia
marc de juegos consecutivos per.
didos en- esta Liga, con un tota'
de v%einte, y despues, en- Ell segun-
do partidO, con Wolff de pitcher,
"apalearon" a los Medals Blancas
Estalella dispar6 un "hit" en- ell
primero y NADIA notable hizO en- Ell
segundo.
Filadelfia &c, 11h, lie; Chicago
&c, 11h, lie.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, lie; Chicago
1c, 8h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25

agregados 3 las
Columns militia
res, So hallan en-
Europa en- to-
dos los frentes
de combate, re-
presentando .
los grandes ro-
tativos america
nos, continue
m Q n t 9 estAn
a~rriesgando sus
Wdas para p0"
der inforrnar de
las actividades y
o~peraciones mi
litares de las
La gaceta., 1943-08-25

Pedro Capaz, 2!
Sanchez, 10. |
Alexander Levin, /!
rine Marie Carson, h
Phillip DiSalvo, M
sa Vickers, 81.
Richard C. Arnold
Dugan, IS.
Jose Domagalo, n
Frances Eaton, Is.
Cecil Garcia, o.
nandez, %.
Roy David McKiDnn|
clan Lucille Rhodes, ID
Willie Clarence Eli
Emma Geraldine Byeu
James G. Swaffou
ne Dispennette, Al.
William S. Watson,
re M. COtter, 2.
James c. Wakefield
Matthews, 26.
George R. Stick,
Buckley, %.
Henry Calculus Con-
ria johnson, 26; RAJ
Hams SmoOt, 80, y VI
venson, 81.
Harold Arturo Fa
v Elizabeth Annette @
Martin S. Barton, ;
Ruth Easterling, Is,
Tomas Stanley H
20, Beatrice FlOreSnl
Willard E. BarcH,
Betty E. Weller, Is,
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
TRIUNFO DE PETE
DE RUZZA

New York, agosto 25.-Con un
peso de 1914 libras, Pete de Ruiz
"a, de Mamaroneck, New York, de
rribo por la cuenta de diez, en- ell
septimo a~salto, a Ernesto (Cat)
Robinson, de New York, Pesaba ell
vapuleado lat libras.
La pelea Sc verified en- Ell esta-
dio Greensboro.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
TRIUNFO DE SEWELL

Aunque relevado por Gornicki,
Truett Sewell obtuvO aver su ext
to decimO noveno del ano. Alfonso
Lopez lie ayudo con una carrera y
un chit"
Los Dodgers dispararon Is hits
y lie valieron seis carreras. Pega-
ron los "bucaneros" 13 v pasaron
la ''goma" nueve veces.
Pittsburg sc, 13h, Be; Brooklyn
&c, 16h, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
NUEvo EXITo DE REYNOLDS

Ell pitcher Reynolds supo conte-
ner a los bateadores de los Medals
Rojas y dar la victoria a los In
dios en- Ell primer encuentro. En- la
segunda batalla, H. Newsome Ian
70 de manera magistral y los In
dos Sc quedaron en- dos "hits" y
ninguna carrera. Ell Boston anot6
siete wees, con un total de doee
terapeuticos,
Boston &c, 5h, lie; Cleveland SC,
1lh, Be.
Boston 7c, 12h, lie; Cleveland
&C., Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
SUSPENDIDO NJ
JOCKEY NODASSo.

New York, ,suS1
Der montado rpds
damente en- Ia tD,.'.'
cente NOdarse, i
no., fu6 %suspendd. !.
"a temporada en- -
diez dias en- Belnort'
Era ell jinets !,
Home, propiedad 4,
gler' que finala5 n
gar.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
GANARON LOS sENADORES

Teniendo a Haeffner en- la Inca
de juego, los Senadores vencieron
a los Browns con bastante facili-
dad. Ell San Luis solo bate6 cua-
tro "hits" y con ellos hizo 4 ca
rreras. Dispararon los Senadores
10 "jilotes" Y pasaron Ell "plato"
diez wees.
Washington lOc, 19h, lie; San
Luis &c, All, 2e.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
PERDIERoN Y GANARON

Los Cubs perdieron ell primer
desafio con los Gigantes, pero ga.
Aaron Ell segundo. Hanyzewski de-
j6 a los neoyorquinos en- cuatro
"hits."
Chicago &c, 10h, lie; N. York 1c.
All, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LLGA AMERICANA
DIVISION DE LAURELEs

Con "Spud" Chandler de pitch
err ganaron los Yankees ell primer
desafio de aver con los Tigres; pc
70 en- Ell segundo, dOminados por
Trucks, fueron maltratados. La
victoria de Chandler fue la deci-
ma sexta del aho. Nick Etten des-
cargo su cuadrangular numero 10.
A Dick Wakefield led ieron la ba-
Sc por bolas 0 con tres corredo-
res en- las almohadillas.
New York &c, 11h, lie; Detroit
1c, 4h, lie.
New York 1c, 3h, De; Detroit
&c, 10h, De-.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25

Phillies, siendOle acreditado ell ext
to al lanzador ShOun. Pegaron los
derrotados 10 "hits", cuatro mas
que los vencedores.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, De; Filadelfia
&c, 1Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
LIGA NACIONAL-

VENCIERoN LOS ROJOS
Los Rojos alcanzaron su terce-
victoria consecutive sObre los
La gaceta., 1943-08-25
CHA PARA LOS BRAVOS

Cardenales Y Braves jugaron
las nueve primeras entradas sin
q1e niGguEa DEL as noveas anota-
Sc. Despues, en- ell decimo, los Pa
jaros Rojos entraron una vez y
dieron a Mort Cooper su 1Sa vic
toria del ano Y su q%uinta "lecha-
da".
AL Javery cargo con la derro-
ia, aunque solo lie batearon Z hits.
San Luis 1c, Oh, De; Boston Dc
l1h, De.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Low|yKrdkow'5
TumbIes f. &B.
Chene Gains
STANDINGS
"We,re not ready for the old

Were not ready for the old
mems home" is the advice of
Krakows today TO their fellow
members of Detroit Times
Classic. and TO bowlingdom in
general as they survey their
scores of last night at New
Fairview Recreation.
For one week, al least, that
defiant sentiment is in order. The
second division Krakow iolted
Ekhardt-Becker for three as
ne-Trombly was winning two
IL expand It's lead 10 four games
Stroh had two from Mineralites
10 slide into second place with
Ekhardt-Becker third, one game
down.
Krakow made its triumph stick
on 3g44 and pa other than Frank
7. Yost peeled of 66l and Walter
wilkins 6S2. II was their highest
of the season and the first GOO
for YoSt since Gratiot avenue was
a trapper trail.
EeeBee had 2937 and lost tho
second hy only IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
CAN BOWL, TOO

HERE AND THERE Emmett
Marquardt, prcSIdcnt OF the
Whitehead & kaleS loop and
R ndall Kamischke. secretary
treasurer Of the L. S. Breach, are
proof league officers are not
merely figure heads Mar
quardL shot 30 and CAS- for new
re ~ d 5 e. kamiSchke..was
ucEed 81 the spin on his
eleventh bail and wound up with
$50 IN N,3 total Fred
Lawrence also NSt g5G m The
". % X
L6ruc Ir1Ckcu was on the beam
With 225-224-257 for zoo in The
West Fort .. Two records fell
in the Loyal Wing Club when Lou
KirSchc bcttcred Tom DoraIio' 5
ga with 266-24s-16S for 6S2 and
DeCample had 2765 Jee
Pawlak, city singles champion on
700. came up with 234-2l3-233 for
$50 In the Ford Pattern Shop
Or. VIII Murphy fired 2S7 in
the *. of & Recreation Sam
Kaplan DTS IN the Federation OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Bruins Unbeaten
On Home Ice
BY uitsd Press

The Boston Bruins moved back
into a three-way tie for third
place in the National Hockey
League by beating the second
place Chicago BlackhawkS, 6-5,
in the leagues only contest last
night.
fred with the BfHihs we're the
Toronto Leafs and the Detroit
Red Wings.
Maintaining their. perfect record
on home ice this season, the
Bruins pleased the 10000 custom
ers with goal in the opening
period. four in the middle stanza
and the cllncher in the third
period. The Hawks were BANKED
in the first scored twice IN The
second and closed with a futile
rush Of three just failing 10 catch
the victOrS.
Bep Guidolin paced the Bruins
with TWO goals
The standings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
TWO NEW HIGHS

Stealing some Of the show were
Joe paulus of Chene- Tromhly and
Bill Davids lowly DeLuXe-W' $.
David himself had 2S0 for new
high and IN the same game, the
third, his team boarded lld2 for
new high team David threw
67S and Irving Simpson 665 10
give Deluxe 1910. It's best per
Torrance OF the schedule 20 date.
4 Paulus' 773 gave him first in
beason scoring His games were
2f6-233-254 Russell JantZ Of
Palm Beach led the first SQUAD on
70l AS his team lost three 10
GaSkeiS, JAntz had 25z4- 2g4le- IA . q
Roy Milan of Coca-Cola shot SO
and Henry Ehrlc his captain,
came out with his first 600 of the
year SOS
Stroh and Mlnerallles furnished
the excitement when tho folks
were not leaking an Krakows.
Siroh gained two by BOSS 10 2s2S
Mneraiitcs took the final. 1854 90
-fet;1ff, wrttfr ffaruiT' tttCrS II
pulling Mineraliics over the line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
PEPSFS CHANCE

Herman BcngeliS Pepsi Cola
mad eCond the resolution 10 get
out of last place IN the Michigan
Major Classic and plans further
advancement a. the expense Of
Louis Burr's leading Deluxe a.
the Crest Lanes tonight
While Bcngells weIl-wishers
would like nothing better than 10
sec De Luxe kicked in the shinS
tho latter is picked 10 win two.
~ Goralczyk'S Sacknan'S. second
six games behind the leader. is
favored 30 win tho same number
from Russ Knccht's Detroit Sales
The schedule
0r ruir Recreation v IS alleys
kfsc'tr So ~ rdrrt SO prHc rE.
rrt-r.t Sales so Standard - 1sry No
ca-uY 1S Palmer PsrS Eecrcaflon fs-
81 u Crfff- n.I0. Auto CMb .t Eamnra
Recreation q I2 Faraman 30 TrfrE.
1855 nel41e - 50 fepN Cola li-ie
Hafr1sf o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
1909 Billiard Champ.
Cowboy Weston, Dies

CHICAGO. Dec ! gNS)-
Funeral services will be held to-
day ~for Charles COWBOY Yves
ton. pocket billiard champion of
the world in 1909, who died Of a
heart allmCnt.
Weston, whose right name was
Oliver ReCtanuS. was born IN
Pittsburgh. He was 81. He gained
the nickname Cowboy by APP
pearing in cowboy regalia at his
exhibition matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Shamrock S Banquet
Date Changed

Rev. Fr. James + Martin.
Catholic Central High athletic
director. announced today The VIC
tor, banquet scheduled for Dec. Z
had been postponed until Dec Is
due 20 the appearance Of Frank
Loahy. Notre Dame coach, in New
York on Dec s. Leahy had been
scheduled as guest Of honor.
Leahy Will be in New York for
the IIelsman Award dinner, which
viii be awarded TO Angelo Ber-
tell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

With only four days lett before
the deadline Saturday at mid
night. officials Of the Michigan
State Bowling Association have
launched q bclated entry drive for
their annual tournament 10 be
held al Palmer Park Recreation.
starting January &
To date Walter Pageau. Secre-
tary, has received only 400 reser-
VdTIOnS. but he Is sun Confldent
when The deadline is reached the
entry will come close 10 the all
time record Of 1.2i3 teams. set in
Saginaw in 1912. a majority Of
teams always wait until the
eleventh hour before filing
Al tho defending champions Of
last season are expected back
They are Joe Norris Stroh'S. 1861 :.
Rog Ovcrmycr and Fred Gardella
-t-7tt Joe Bucn1cT or UW0SS0, 10.
and Mike Angelic, 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Times daily prints Night only
name of horse which experts feel the outstanding
bets OF the day.
The key appears night Eight Red Line
Editions number letter alphabet
The appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IN CODE.
Tomorrow's code follows:
Az BIS C-5l E-4S CTS 1893 J-13
K85 SIS MO Q-79 T-s7
IL
Clip this code KEY II will enable YOU 10 depher the nane of
appearing THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Coleman and SiIW
Team Maj Vi(tOTs

Abe Coleman and partner,
Johnny SilYy. were winners in the
squat heavyweight'S first try al
Australian tag team wrestling at
the Fairview Gardens last night.
taking two falls from Dale Had
dock and Buddy Knox after los
ing the first one.
Rene LaBclle and Frankie Glenn
onS drew in the semifinal. Leo
Jensen won over Fritz Kreuger
IN 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

New York ca: Tom Murray. 1856, Mont
real deeisoned Milton Bell. i53, New
York (si.
New York broadway Arena )--Frande
Terry 1874. Brooklyn, decisiOned Phil
Enzenga, ISL. Baltimore, Md, (D; Tommy
Campanena ITO. New York. drew with
Teddy Reynolds. 1873 View YORK (SI-
Los Angeles Joey Barnum. iff.
Los Angeles. declsioned Nicholas Moran.
1875 Mexico City ti0l. Joe Reyes i43.
Houston. Tex deciyioned Ike Blair. 40.
Los Angeles (t0J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Dodgers Keep Cswthon

NEW YORK. Dec ] CUP OF
hcials OF the Brooklyn Football
Dodgers reiterated today that
Eete Cawthon would he retained
Dss coach Of the National PROBES.
sional Football League team for
1914.