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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Order Cool EorIy
For Next Winter
Or Else

Thousands Of families in the
Rocky Mountain region may be cold
next winter unless both industrial
and domestic consumers of coal or
der their winter supplies during the
summer months, SO that mines may
continue to operate at full capacity,
and a transportation bottleneck can
be avoided
A warning Of possible, serious
shortage of coal next winter was
issued yesterday by regional heads
of several government agencies, all
of which are concerned with the
problems Of producing, transporting
and distributing vital materials in
wartime.
Order coal now, or face the pros
pect of no coal at all, was the gist
Of joint statement issued by the
regional director Of the War Pro
duction Board, the regional man
ager of the Motor Transport Di-
vision Of the Office Of Defense
Transportation, the regional admin
istrator for the Office of Price Ad-
ministration and the Denver re-
gional bituminous coal mines man
agET for the Solid Fuels Admins
tration for War
| The campaign has the full Ell
dorsement Of the Office Of War IN
| formation
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
NEW CAR QUOTAS

State quotas Of new passenger
automobiles for rationing in the
Rocky Mountain region in June
have been announced by OPA as
follows: Colorado $40 new cars with
60 reserves; Idaho 1913 and A, Mon
tana 273 and IS; New Mexico 2o5
and ~ Utah 426 and SIS; Wyoming
III and %.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03

When Norway joined the Allies,
the United Nations gained more
than 1000 Norwegian merchant
ships, manned by some zo'ooo ex-
perienced sailors
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03

Ships of the Royal Indian Navy
guarding India's coast and on patrol
and convoy duty in 1912 travelled a
distance equal to 33 times around
the earth at the equator.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Whot Our Soldier
Boys Are Doing
The World Over

Otto Nelson of Troy, recently in
Quoted into the army, writes that he
is stationed in the engineer basic
training center in Missouri. He says
there are a lot of boys there from
different parts of Montana but only
three from Libby and himself from
Troy.
Pvt. Ted Crater, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. V. Crater, formerly of Lib
by and Troy, now of Spokane. has
arrived at the Camp VOTERS, Texas,
Infantry Replacement Training
Center to begin his basic training as
an infantryman. He has been as
signed to a battalion that stresses
heavy weapons training.
Pvt Harvey W. Kirchbaum, form
erly of Libby. who was recently
taken into the service, has been
sent to the Ordnance Replacement
Training Center, Aberdeen Prov
ing Ground, Md, where he will re-
ceive his basic training as an ord
nance officer, AT one time he lived
at Seattle. Wash
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Married

Robert Bruce Thomas OF Salem,
Ore, and Dorothea Marie Anderson
of Libby were married June ! by
the Rev. E. Roy Fort.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03

Writes Mrs. Anna E. Nelson, Troy.
Mont: II sold the lawnmower the
minute your paper came to Troy
and have had 6 calls for ii since"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-06-03
Permanent WAvE-59e

Do II yourself ut home with Charm-Kurl
Kit, as 100000 women have done in past
year. Complete with 40 curriers' and shampoo.
Easy to do, absolutely harmless. Praised by
Hollywood movie stars and women every
where. Money refunded II not satisfied.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
This Game Different

But there has never been any
assurance that hitterS in the
regular season would hit as con-
Slstently well in the All-Star
game. as witness Joe DiMaggiO.
who boasts a puny POT for
seven games, Bob Johnson with
.l67 and Joe Gordon with .0S3.
or Hank GreenbergS 200. Cor
don struck out SIX times.
While his somewhat less than
exciting 80 gets York no
Oscars" the Tiger slugger can
take pardonable pride in having
achieved a homer IN the big
game Rudy exploded a circuit
smash al the Polo Grounds last
near and hopes 10 get a chance
10 make a bid for another long
poke tonight lie likes the left
field stand, az Shibe Park
In the latest official average. .
Hack was quoted at .324 Only
II8cE Of the five played M Inst
scar game in the Polo
Grounds Besides kusal. Flctch-
o. and Walker. nov win bc
Slats Marion of 'hc Cardinals.
3-fh Sine brother battery Mort
Cooper and Walk Cooper. pitch
'rr and calcnef respectively -
Solftuorth WIN have un less
than GNe of his Cardinals n the
tarfuC IurIp
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Cooper Was Loser

Mort Cooper Was the -.arting
pitcher last year and officially
charged v.'n the loss OF The
came wher Lou BoudrcaI and
YORK blasted out h0mers off
hm TO account tor all Of their
team s three runs ir tho Amer
ICzn Leagues seventh victory
against three Sctbacks. The
score of the Polo Grounds game
vas 3 10 Mickey owen hlt o
homer off al NBchton. who
1ared unl0r circuit chuckng
hgnorS with Spld Chandler
George Case. fleet footed
Washington outfic,der n d
Vernon Stephens and Chrt
ff.71tz tfoH fe- Brown are new
l1 the American League line
up Dick Wakefield and DIrE
. S ebert VIII be new too. If they
$50 acr0n Old hands are Ken
IS r-rTTrT uCUCfaCT0I Uf Il N.I--
carriage nf Justice that robbcd
P.nks Higgins ot a place on C,ae
team, Yorh, Gordon and Doerr.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
La MOttd Loses
ToZiviC

PITTSBURGH. July 13 up
Fritzie Zlvic. former welterweight
champion and one Of the FIVE
fighting brothers, today appar-
entity had improved with age.
The PittSburgher looked like
anything but a fighter approach
ing 30 years Of age as he pun
meled Jake la Motta Of New
York last night 10 win a split
decision in their 15-round bout.
The referee. Ernie Sesto of
Pittsburgh. and one Of the Judges
voted in favor OF the pug-noSed
Fritzie, while the other Judge
gave the BronXIte the nod. The
United Press score sheet gave
Civic eight rounds, La Motta five
and called two even.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Usually Around .2so

1t Il might be we'll to record
here that Marion is much bet
ter than a $50 hitter He Is
usually around the $50 mark.
which is something more than
average whacking.
Marion is one Of the reasons
Frisch picks the Cardinals 10
win the National League PEN
nant again this year.
This is Marion's fourth sea-
son as Cardinal ShortStop and
his eighth in professional base
bail. He broke in with Hunt
ington in the Mid-Atlantic
League in 1896. Marion. % and
a father. tips the scales at
around 10 pounds despite his
6-foot 2-inch height,
= Charley GehringeFs record Of
800 in All-Star competition
still stands out and probably
will for some time 10 come.
T1e former Tiger star second
baseman achieved his durable
mark with 10 hits in 20 official
times at bat in SIX games.
Starting with 1888 Gehringer
WAS in the first six games. Only
al Simmons. in the American
League, approached Gehringers
mark, but Simmons played in
only three games. AL. in 13
times at bat, got six hits for a
.462 figure.
Red Rolfe posted a .375 but
participated IN only two games.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Camp Grant
Loses to SOX

CAMP GRANT, H.. July 13
UNS)-The Chicago White SoX
took a 6 20 5 decision from Camp
Grant IN an exhibition baseball
game yesterday when Buck Ross
and Jake Wade limited the sol.
diers 20 three hits.
Wally Moses started the scoring
for the major leaguers by hitting
4 homer i'm the first inning
MarkoSki Of Camp Grant smashed
round-trippcr IN the sixth with
TWO mates on base.
Detroit Tigers play Camp Grant
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

Browns star. he more than
makes up IN defensive ability.
according 10 experts The eN-
pertS rate him The best short
stop in the business.
frankie Frisch the other
day said:
Having Marion on your team
IL like putting 10 men on the
field. It's simply uncanny the
ground he covers. I've never
seen anyone like him. They
talk about this fellow and that
fellow being n great shortstop.
Why. there's only one really
great one and that's Marion. l
don't care II he hit only $50,
he'd still be the greatest In the
game"
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
AIsab Withdraws
From Handicap

CHICAGO, July 13 GNS)-
AlSab won't run in the $4,000
Arlington Park Handicap July Il
az Washington Park. The d-year-
old handicap star injured an ankle
IN winning the Victory Handicap
az Belmont Park last fall and has
not recovered as rapidly as ex-
DeCtcd
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
MUDDY Track
Proves 10 LikinQ
OF Ball Player
By LEWIS II. WALTER

When the heavens open and the
rain polrS down on the Detroit
race track MS iuSt like opening
the jackpot for a handful ormud-
running specialists. The latest 81
which rs Ball Player. from the
Tall Trees Stable Of Mrs. Frank
j. NaVln ~ Detroit.
When the Detroit track becomes
muddy over night races are so
often riddled by the withdrawal
OF horses that cannot run IN the
mud n becomes necessary 10
admit added starters Last year
trainer Euall Wyatt had the gray
horse. Swain. in his stable for Just
such an opportunity. He entered
Swain about three times as an
added Starter-and down he came
each time
Swain had been regarded as
quite a horse as a 2-year-old when
he won the rich Arlington Futur-
ity under Johnny Adams, But
now he Is just a mud runner.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
indianapolis
Loses in 10Th

Jack HutchinCs. indianapolis
relief pitcher, yielded TWO runs 10
the Minneapolis NiIlerS IN the
tenth inning last night and that
cost the Indians their precarious
lead over Milwaukee IN the Amer
lean Association.
HutchingS lost a 7 10 : decision
10 Carpenter OF the Mllers
Al Louisville. Vic Johnson held
ST Paul 70 five scattered hits as
the ColonelS won. 10 / The
Columbus Redbirds stopped the
Kansas City Blues. ? 20 /.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
EHRa kOcSiS
To Enter
Army

limerick Kocsis, Tam O Shan
ter pro and for years one OF
Michigans leading golfers, Will
be inductcd into the army, Au-
gust .. He has passed his first
physical examination.
limerick Will be the third
brother in this we'll known golf
ing family 10 enter the service.
Sammy former state amateur
champion. is in the army az Gulf
port. Miss. and Bob is a seaman
first class at Dearborn.
a sister. Isabel. recently mar
rled an army officer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
lands Picks Umps
For AN-Star Game

PHILADELPHIA, July H.
GNS)-Judge Kenesaw NJ. Lands
commissioner OF baseball, has
named the following umpires 10
officiate at tonights all-star
game.
For the American League
Eddie Rommell and Joe Rue.
For the National League
Thomas Dunn and John Conlan
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Judges Override
Referee on Fight

CHICAGO, July 13 CUPl-
Harry Tcaney Cleveland light
weight. won an eight-round de-
cision last night over Jimmy
Joyce Of Gary. Ind The decision
was split between referee Jimmy
Lavelle, who called II draw,
and the two judges, who named
Teancy the winner.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

seventh to give him an eagle
deuce.
limerick KoCslS. who combined
with Stan Morgan for one OF the
SIS, started with an eagle 3 and
finished with a birdie 4
Because of date with dentist,
Ty Cobb was unable 10 play with
AL Watrous. As soon as he got
out Of the dentists chair though,
Cobb called Watrous and asked:
Did they beat our record 20
A year ago at Red Run, Ty and
al won with a sensational 62.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

BY LEO MACDONELL.

PHILADELPHIA. July 17
~ interesting duel looms ia to-
u.gHrS All-Star game here be-
rNre1 Vernon Stephens of-the
Browns ard Stats Marion Of the
Cardinals fellow townSmcn and
r-to4- ~ outstanding Shor,-
stops : iheig leagues
Both are making dcoutS In
fNc mi1-Suumer baseball spec
t7cle and one of the other per-
N3ps both. may be the
c~e~s of tho
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Klein Makes Sd Bid
For Title Tonight
TnNIGHT,s RnTTs


Louis Klein VS.. Flash Gordon. In
falls ttitleD.
Bert Ruby W. Leo Jensen. one fan.
Jack League vs. BM Thornton. one
fan
Harold Chaundy vs. Dale Haddock,
one fan.
Louis Klein, Dctroit'S blon d
title chaser, viii make his third
bid in six months for the MWA
Junior heavyweight title tonight
in a match at Mack Park against
champion Flash" Gordon. the
former mystery man from Holly
wood
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
ONCE FOR JEROME

Leonard Jerome, the bard Of
the Great Lakes, missed once.
That was the year his wife
made him take his catboat
.Stubby for a cruise 10 Georgian
Bay.
One Of his shipmates will be
the apparently ageless Glenn
Carter who has been roaring
his way 10 Mackinac since 1927.
Theodore Griswold Coggin.
better known as "Noggin,' has
had his head over the transom
in more Mackinac races than he
can remember
And there are a few others
going who have dipped their
beaks and appurtenances in the
cold waters of Lake Huron on
many a Mackinac race. 80. MaSe
Rumney (Josephine ID. Car
lie Vossberg and George Snyder
tVltesse IL. Bob Kerr
Mink =. Rex Jacobs Jose
phine IL Eddie WunSch
and Tom Lott CMinx). I'd
KnevalS. Al Hamilton and Ken
OXley on Rambler VI. and
AL Thomas on Mink.
Here's a list of the Is boats
going, shippers and invited
crews.
RACING-CRUISING
JOSEPHINE ii-Tom Petzoid fss4ppsrt
Rex Jacobs. hase Rumpty BIZ CIarA
Charley -Sorenson q 4. t,yu1 fiwy-
Bill PetzoId Alex winteri
APACHE Wnfrsa Gnsirer fskipps-l
Frank Kursten. Bill Wagner Brad Masst
'is, VIC Taylor Fred BIackWood Fred
Blackwood Jr Ted C0Egin and me
Vi1ESSE--Clete yelling tsNpperl. Car
Vlarence shaw joe snay Rer
Greene. Avery hackien, r. j. Ameni and
George snyder
MiNx-Eddie wunseh Skipper. TED
3Utrick, Russ pOuliot, John Joseph Pen.
iergrast, Al Thomas, Tom Lott and Bob
Kerr
SONATA STU Rackham fsKpperl. Dor
williams Chuck Dodenhon on PtnEree
Blu Dennis Ralph Terrible. Ray Miller
Bob Gibson and Herb segur
ESTRILLITA--G NsumAnn Ikip.
1erl, Jerry Naumsnn Bob Lawrence
Dick and Don Van Pet, Al Grundy, lee
Robb and Bin Barber
KATHMAR--Jlm Grove. Iedyard Nit.
he'll Ray Priebe. Boo Thibodeau and
oliver Brooks.
STORMY PETREI.-- Eddie Fun'erman
skipper.
CRUISING CLASS
RAMBLER NI-Ed Knevals CskipperN
Andy LanRhs m1asr-Al- Hamilton Pat
Patterson, Ken Oxley, Tom J.. Robinson.
Duke Huber and Bill HAYES
DORJACk-Les Lodge. Al Gross. Ever
u Conklin, Dave Green, Nick Perranova
stan Puddiford Paul Otis. Ted White and
Henry Burkard.
KITTIWAKE-B Bob Neesley, Leonard
Jerome and Clem Carter
RAINBOW IV-P. G. Williamson.
SPINDRIFT--Jack Cornish
RACING CLASS
SHAMROCK -- Ernie Crates (skipper),
'au Renner. Paul Williams Falcanio
,arrier, Jim Grant and Bill Lapworih
PINTAIie-P Perce DarneN fskipper1.
'lyde Palmer. Murray Knapp, John frost
md I'd ScAnlCn
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Hal NezEksOUSeE' NAayy
Start big eSssnse
He S Possible
Choice TO Offset
Southpaw Batters
By LEO MACDoNELL

PHILADELPHIA, July l3-
With the National League lineup
jam packed with left handed hit
ters. there was today in some
quarters the bclcf that Joe Nc
Carthy in a stragetic counter
moys might start Harold New
houser. sensational young Tiger
southpaw for the American
Leafuers in the annual All-Star
game here tonight
At present Mccarthy is under
stood 10 be peering in crystal
balls or tea cups TO determine
whether he would start Tex
HuGhSon, Spud Chandler or Ernie
Bonham. In tact as late as this
morning the skipper Of the junior
circuit squad was understood to
be up IN the air about most of his
NDpUD.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
DRIVING RANGE PRO

Deering, who is in the Ford
service department and instructs
in his off hours at the Haw-
thorne driving range, Schaeffer
and Eight-Mile roads, finally
crashed through 10 win for the
first time after having patiently
contributed TO the pot for years.
His double victory was a popular
one
Deering had an individual Is.
while La Vine had "a and Nc
Nabb 50 Both amateurs were
given three strokes. McNabb
made all three OF his count. La
Vine used only one Of his but il
gave him an eagle 3 on the fifth.
a fine recovery by Deering pro-
duced a net birdie four in the
clutch on the 18th
Next in the 81 group, were
!. l.. Funston Demaret, Nal
Stewart-Bill Graham and John
Driver-Joe Devany. Stewart and
Carl Daniels were low among the
amateurs with IT'S. Stewart had
one stroke and it came on the
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
TIED RECORD HERE

Ball Player never won "A race
like Swain but he did look like a
lot OF speed last year He tied the
North American record of 40 3-5
for "A mile and 20 yards IN scoring
a handicap victory here. That
helped him roll up winnings OF
Sid.665 for the year.
That record looks good but
Ball Player hadn't been living up
10 II this year Up 10 yesterday
he had run eight races and the
best he could get was show money
twice In his last start at a mile
and sixteenth over a fast track
he quit and finished sixth.
But Ball Player. a 5-ycar-old
Strolling Player gelding, can run
IN the mud His stride is suited
10 il and the cool mud may be
soothing 10 his hoofS.
Al least. trainer Leo O'Donnell
showed no hesitancy in entering
Ball Player when the s. 600 Teata
Purse was reopened yesterday
morning. A. F. Walls Bonnie
Andrew. the logical favorite, had
been scratched and that made it
new race.
As a matter Of fact that made
IL Ball Players race. For the Tall
Trees representative. which quit
AT a shorter distance recently, led
from start TO finish OF the mile
and an eighth for a four-length
victory.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
HE'S Up IN AIR

Al least. the indeciSive Nc
Carthy did not seem TO know
whether he would use George
Case in left field or right field
jeff Heath or Dick Wakefield
Rudy York or Dick Seibert, Joe
Gordon or Bobby Doerr, or sc
fishing
With an All-Star game started
under the lights for the first
time, a Sellout crowd of $4,000
was promised for the first Ph1fa.
delphia showing Of the mid
summer baseball spectacle. Never
before in the 10 years history OF
the dream game" has ii beer
played in the Quaker City and
the town seems TO be duly appre-
ciative of the honor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS
No games scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

latest official
batting aver
ages " nat
Marion may
lack in luSter
at the plate
C o m pare d
" II h [ N .
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Old BaEI Preferred
Only IL Out of 81 Golfers in Pro-Amateur Play
New One; Deerine Wins With Southpaws
BY VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

Apparently tournament golfers
still prefer the pre-War ball to
the reprocessed one.
It's either that, or as one play
or in yesterdays pro-amateur at
Red Run shyly put it, they want
to hurry and use up all their old
ones before they lose their go.
This fcllow-the lucky guy
has a large stock Of the old ones,
and under pressure admitted he d
never play the new ones until he
had to.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
CAPACITY CROWDS RARE

Strangely, capacity crowds Tor
the event have been rare Even
in Detroit in 1871 when 54674
pied into Briggs Stadium 10 see
Ted Williams explode a home run
10 win the game in the most dra-
matte finish Of an All-Star game,
there was still room for more
customers
Billy SouthworthiS starting
lineup for the Nationals reveals
five left handed SwingerS. They
include Stanley Hack and Bill
Nicholson OF the Cubs, who are
old hands at All-Star games, and
Stan MuSial, Harry Walker and
Elbc Fletcher. newcomers. With
a mark Of .329 Musial topped the
quintet
Probable batting orders:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Case (Senators) left or right
field
Keltner Gndians) third base.
Heath HndiauS) center field.
Wakefield tTigersl left or right
field
Stephens tBTowuSf ShOrtStOp
York (Tigers) or Seibert Gath
leticS) first base
LaabS tBrowns) center field
Dlckey tYankeeS) RoSar In
dianS) or Early Senator's
catcher.
Gordon CYankeeS) or Doerr
(Rcd SoN) second base.
IIuGhson tRed SoX) pitcher.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Hack (Cubs) third base.
Herman DodgerS) second base.
Musial Cardinals left field.
Nicholson Cubs right field.
Fletcher Pirates) first base.
H. Walker Cardinals center
field
Marion (Cardinals) short stop.
w. Cooper Cardinals catcher.
NJ Cooper Cardinals pitcher.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
ONLY 12 PLAY NEW ONE

Anyhow, out of 81 players who
competed yesterday-34 amateurs
and II pros-only u played the
reprocessed ball. And two of them
Jimmy Demaret and Dick For
rester-alternated between the
two balls.
Demaret, who probably could
stick close 10 par playing an
acorn or a walnut. used the old
ball on the first nine and the new
one on the second. He had low In
dividual score of SO.
Among those who played the
pre-war ball were Gus Deering,
veteran pro, and his two south
paw partners-Lou Lavine and
Art McNabb. Both pairs had best
ball scores of 65 to win by two
strokes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
LEADS ALL THE WAY

Johnny Adams brought Ball
Player home without the least
difficulty. The gelding went right
10 the front without any urging
Adams took a tight hold and led
the field all the way around II
was just a question of whether
Adams could keep Ball Player
going, and that question was soon
answered. Ball Player just ram
bled on. 10 finish with big gap
Of daylight between him and the
pursuing favorite, Valdina Paul,
Will Porter Roberts ZIP Third
money went TO T. d. Bulls Sweep
Swinger. which was ano h r
length and a half back in the
field OF seven.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
TAKE LET-Go' JOBS

They are wont to leave the
pulling and wlnching 10 the
lithe-muScled and you'll usually
find them on the let-go' as
SlgnmentS.
Scanning the crew lists are
many who go 10 Mackinac by
car. They've made the trip that
often. Perce Williamson, skip
per Of the yawl Rainbow ~ IN
the cruising class. hasn't missed
race since he helped TO start
il back in 1925.
Joe Sndy, VINO viii bC aboard
Cletc Welling'S ViteSSe missed
once in the thirtios 10 60 sec
the Americas Cup Races. Rus
sell Pouliot. who will be lending
his peculiar talents tand his
fancy iibSl TO Eddie WunSch
aboard Mink, missed a couple
of runs
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

q fT1 q Rf-
SIDES being "A
great hitter
80 80 s.s.i :
" q S hIttlnC
1rl ,I--
nNH- Ifl INC
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Elderly GObs
To Carry On
They'll Man
Boat in Race
to Mackinac
BY GEORGE r. VAN

AS a whole il will be an eld-
erly group of gentlemen man
ming the sailyachts in Satur-
days 18th annual Port Huron
to Mackinac race.
It's the war. Most Of the
youngsters left have something
the matter with them. OF
course many think that any one
who goes bouncing across Lake
Huron in a small boat must
have something the matter with
them.
But It's the oldSters who
carry the brunt of responsibility
and get the boats up 10 the
island without miShap. Many
are windbroken and spawned
and not as nippy as they once
were in swapping down sheets
and halyards.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

RACING CLASS
SHAMROCK -- Ernie Crates (skipper),
Paul Renner. Paul Williams Falcanio
Carrier, Jim Grant and Bill Lapworih
PINTAIie-Perce DarneN fskipperl
Clyde Palmer. Murray Knapp, John frost
and I'D gcantOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

easy enough 70 under
stand the plight of the
harassCd husband who
included as the piece
de- resistance IN his dl-
yorCc complaint the dis
NAL allegation that
right after he had all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

L..
bahu - Io,.;,n ~
-. ~. 49, 90
u,,,ooi,;n~ - u,,tb
- . -.
zo.5 g. a.. -.
,.,5 80, -.
The wife Of a
practical Joker
sr55.,ht 10 oct riJ Of
a,.,. h..t.ra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

Sherman had the right idea when he said
what he said about war, but he didn't know
.ho half of it, according to A Texas wife who
got her divorce on the grounds that as soon rs
her husband enlisted in the Army he made her
salute him call him sir" and stand up when