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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14
Use Fresh Citrus
Fruit to Conserve
Tins for Canning

Fresh oranges, grapefruit, and
t|angerines are designated as a Vic
tory food special for this month.
Total production of these citrus
fruits is currently estimated to be
the largest on record, according to
William A. Allen, state supervisor
for the agricultural marketing adj
ministration.
With the restricted use of tin for
canning, consumer markets will this
season have to absorb more fresh
citrus fruit than ever before de-
spite the quantities of %processed
grapefruit and oranges required for
military ard lend-leaSe purposes.
Full use by consumers of the heavy
supplies of fresh citrus fruits avail
able this season will aid in the
conservation of valuable food as
well as save tin for canning other
foods needed for the war, MI. AL
Ian stated.
During the period, retailers and
other merchants are authorized to
feature fresh oranges. grapefruit,
and tangerines as a Victory food
special in advertising and display
material.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14

"The Great Hope" thought for
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church. tip
Mrs. j. r. Fetterman, postmaster
at Saco. was visiting and shopping
in Glasgow Tuesday.
Hear Mr.. Blunt at the Baptist
church at 7:45 each evening, Jan.
1881, except Saturdays. Ito
H. w. Magruder and Thomas Dig
nan returned from a short business
trip to Great Falls Thursday.
Fred Weigel arrived Monday from
Sherwood, Ore, where he operates
a farm, to join Mrs. Weigel here.
w. H. Hamilton of Billings was in
Glasgow last week. He visited his
sister, Mrs. Al Ebersole, at Fort
Peck.
Mrs. c. A. McPhail of Oyen, Sask.,
is spending several weeks in Glas-
gov visiting her sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Powell.
In these days OF Illustration, hear
Mr.. Blunt discuss practical, present
day themes in the Baptist church,
Jan. 1881, 7:45 p. m, except Sat
urday. Ito
Mrs. o. K. Rallam of Coburg is
expected Friday to spend the week
end visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fanny
Chenoweth, and her cousin, Mrs.
Effie Field.
Walter Hoerster of Hinsdale was
here Wednesday and announced he
will hold an auction sale of farm
machinery and cows at his farm
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14
Rites at Prairie
Elk Unite Couple
From Qswego Area
BY Courier Correspondent

FIR A R - Miss Marie Louise
Kjelgaard, daughter of John KEEL
gard of Oswego, and Harvey Pal
mel Long of Oswego, son of Mrs.
Serena Long of Frazer, were mar
ried at the Prairie Elk church Sun
day afternoon at 3. The Rev. o. N.
Rue of Wolf Point officiated.
The bride wore a light blue crepe
dress and veil and carried a bou-
quet of roses and asters. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Ellen
Kjelgaard, who also wore a light
blue crepe. The bridegroom had his
brother, Ralph Long, as best man.
A wedding dinner was served at
the home of the brides father at
6. Members of the families of the
bride and bridegroom and the Rev.
and Mrs. Rue and son were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Long will live on his
farm south of OSwego.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14
NEWCHAIRMAN
OF FAT DRIVE
YNAMED HERE
Mrs. Stensland Heads County
Campaign; All Club Makes
Glasgow Collection.

Mrs. Harold Stensland of Glas-
gov, who has been prominent in
All and home demonstration club
work in the community. has been
appointed chairman of the Valley
county scrap fat and grease collec-
ton drive, it was announced this
week.
Mrs. Stensland announced that
the West Glasgow All Dairy club
is continuing the collection cam
paign in Glasgow. Greases or fats
may be left al any meat market or
at the Nor-Mont Diaries in Glas-
gov, she said.
Club members make collections
from these points, place the greases
in large containers and then ship
them to Great Falls for refining at
a packing plant. From there, they
go directly to munitions plants to
be converted into explosives.
Tells About Containers
Because the greases must be re-
packed, it is not necessary to place
them in a permanent container,
Mrs. Stensland emphasized. Any
Wide-mouthed can, OF containers
such as those used for ice cream,
are acceptable, she said. However.
the waste fats should be strained
and should not be placed in paper
bags.
The waste fats can be donated,
or the meat market will pay 3 cents
a pound for them. Members of the
club will get the proceeds of all
donated fats and buy war bonds for
the club with them.
She asked that meat markets at
points outside Glasgow act as col
lection depots also and, when they
have accumulated not less than 100
pounds, to ship the fats to the
Great Falls Meat company.
Old Hosiery Wanted
Another campaign, for discarded
silk and nylon hosiery or that made
of mixtures of either, is continuing,
she said. Such hosiery should be
left at any dry goods store. Hose
are converted into powder bags.
Mrs. StenSland emphasized the
continuing and urgent needs for
fats, because the United Safes
ordinary supply of vegetable fats
from the Far East has been greatly
reduced. Two pounds OF fat provide
enough %glycerlre for use in three
bombs, she said.
Don't throw away a single drop
of used cooking fat-bacon grease,
meat dripp4ngS, frying fats all
kinds you use she asked house
wives. such fats should be kept in
cool, dark place until at least one
pound is accumulated
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14
Miss Beede Now Is
At Hollywood Art
Center as Student

Miss Alpha Beede former Glas-
gov high school student, is now liv-
ing in Hollywood and is enrolled
at the Hollywood Art Center school.
where she is studying design. In a
letter to Mrs. Mckee Anderson she
told of her work and gave credit
to Robert Breen, former art teach
er in the Glasgow high school, for
good preparation for her course.
She is also playing bit" parts in
the movies. using the name Joan
Lee. Pictures in which she had a
part include Colombia's Powers
Girl" and RKO'S Lady in the
Dark" She spoke of enjoying visits
with Mrs. James v. Crisifulli of
Hollywood, the former Adele Rasey
of Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14

Nashma

Totals IL . II Totals Il 10 II
Officials: Erickson and Slaght,
referees; Millhouse, timer.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14

The annual bag of Is million wild
ducks and geese, when used as food,
has a value of nor than $5,000,-
000.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14
Wolves Come from
Behind to Defeat
i Nashua by 44.41
By Courier Correspondent

NASHUA - Nashua high school
piled up a first period lead OF 81 to
q against Wolf Point in a basket
ball contest here Tuesday night on
ly to see it whitfield down, with
the Wolves finally winning A to
Al.
The score was 26-all at halftime
and from then on there was no
more than 4 points difference in
the score, to keep fans on edge.
Before the game, boys OF the
physical education class gave a
tumbling exhibition. They are di-
rected by Coach Homer Laucks. The
Nashua band, directed by Miss
Decker, played between halves.
The summary:
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14
Fl. Peck Man Gets
Delayed News Of
Mothers Passing

Almost six months after the
death of his mother in Norway,
Nils Hageland received word of her
passing. he said this week.
Mr.. Hageland received the mes
sage from his sister at Christian
sand, Norway. telling him of the
death last May 25. The message
was dated July 10 and arrived here
Nov. IT. 1t was sent through the
Norwegian and American Red
Cross.
Mrs. Hageland was 88 at the time
of her death. Mr.. Hageland has
been in the United States since
1904. Three sisters and one brother
live in Norway.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14
Nashua Resident
Gets $500 Penalty
For Drunk Driving

D. B. Mckee of Nashua pleaded
to driving while intoxicated
and was fined 500 by Justice c.
w. Kampfer Tuesday. The driver
was arrested by Highway Patrol
man Tom Nicely a mile east of
Hinsdale Monday afternoon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-01-14

The Valley County War Chest
saves time as well as money for
Valley county residents. Incident
ally, by doing away with drives, it
results in the conservation Of gas,
oil ard rubber.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
RIO
PARIS
AITES
STANDARD
OLYMPIC

r~Al, sss s34 ioIs Totals s3s 1912 s27
Grand total 2s40 Grand total 2s73
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
DETROIT RECREATION
METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC

High scores-LouIs Byrue 2u2 John
Belnsn pol. Leo B1urks zoo Clsud MI.
Ter 200 Ray Ormord 227 ~ FOLEY 232
sherman MissleT 22s walter Theisen 22i
Pete he Neve 2ig Frank Cruhh 2i7 Ted
Trefzer 2ni. Tom Mckay 223-2l0-2fT.
Henry Dinlus 232 william Mccarthy 2O2
sy szymansk 24o. Eugene Becker 2os
Ted Mas PAT. Denny Bedard 220.2in,
William Gubert 2i2 Bob Hamilton 20l
John Jones 2is.203 DICK Boerner 23T-224
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
RAMONA

o,Ab sOi si2 Pcs Totals asa 900 pa
rand total zsil Grand total 1855
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
RIVIERA
HOt ~ LEAGUE

High scores-Wm Hamilton 23f-2ll,
George BolHhser 234-203. Ken Hill 23i,
Homer Johnston 233. Roy shnlum 23i. Joe
Kunas 225-2o2, Al Charles 224 William
Blake 222-202, Hugh sprott 222, PM
Northman 222 John Maldegan 220. steve
Chayke 2i9 Tony WisnievsN 213. Larry
GIN 2l3. ErvnE Kosmowsh 2i3. Jack
Giesey 2i2, John Bardel oil. Al Sorrell
.2lO. Louis Qulne 2l0. Ken Hunter 2l0.
Jack Hartley 205. Robert Lockhart POS.
Ken Rayner 20f, Gordon Tanner 2O4 Fred
NHlett 2e3-20i, Roy Benson 2o3. William
PREM 2o3 2O2. Gil Mayberry 202. Al Krng
202. Jack Robinson 20i, Jack Irvine 20l,
Ray Bardel 200, Idwal Thomas 200.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
WURNf'S

w l. " r
Plate Makers % p office 25 27
Letter Press 20 % LithoGranhers q 9f>
High scores-NRnuel C1aranunt 223,
Anthony Motschall 2is. Tom Moran 2i5.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
GRANDMONT
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores--Joe Costa 22f. Jack Daiillo
20i. Carl Nagel 200. Al Kraszowski 225
Erwin Nagel 202-21s. Arthur la Duoer 207
Harold Gerstler 235, Joseph Wersune 202
Harold Minor 223. Jim Haniwell zoe Rus
sci Anger 2i2 Bingham PIP William Tay-
lor 2f6, Ralph Theisen 20S Bretherton
222, Edwin Collins 22q. Ted Coulter 212-
20i. Gerald Johnson 900. William Teeter
233-2iO-203. Carl Uren 209. John Wal
decker 203-2ti-204 Doctor Page. 213.
wade Trowbridge 22s. Harold stenbaker
20f, william Peterson COS. William Rolt
25t, Francis Bcksl 206. Ted Behnke 200
Barnard Likschatt 2O3-242. Elmer Gadde
2i3-225. Edwin Mau 900, Trosien 2i2. Mar
win Hsnnenberg 2l0. Edward Rzcppa 2i5-
200. Garth Ferrell 233, James Strange 2O5.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
RAINBOW
MAJOR $50 CLASSIC

HiCh Ecores-Joe MalJak 2l3. Steve Kent
203-233. Bill Strike 222. Art Klein PIP,
Mite stsndish 2i4-217.2is. Bill Mccarthy
2i3-226. Bohorski 24i. Louis Nizza 203 -220
chuck Visconu 242 I'd Wenz 2if-246. Don
Shields 2I4. Al Valnla POO, Fred Miller
2i2. I'd Rateick 2t5-237. Mel Dorl 2O2 -205
Pud Blk 2ie Joe Stemmer 232 Norm
Boston 2Oi-2i3, Frank French 2ol-22i,
Adolph stefani 216, Nick Rassmar 27q.
Guy Bill 20o2o3. Tony Caruso 2i6-2i6.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
5troh Setback,
Two ZOO 'sAre
G-DFeatures
STANDING

Stroh's setback by Mineralites,
Eddie LaBudde's TIT and Bill Will
liams' 70S are the noteworthy
performances in the Greater De-
troit League today following the
pickup of schedule threads al
Olympic last night after the holi-
day recess.
Chene- -Trombly kept It's five and
one-half game lead over Fife in
taking Aircraft, 3117 10 3048, Air
craft winning the middle on 1121
TO 1025. An 1130 was the Chene
finish.
Charlie Kotarski detached $40 of
Mineralites 5000 as Stroh lost two.
Stroh was better in pins by eight
with Joe Norris rolling 654 and
Cass Grygier 657.
LaBudde's TIT from 225-234- 25S
was the G card in the DeLuxe-W
3033 in sweeping Mercurio t2884)
as Indian Village buoyed by Will
liams' 708 defeated Ramona 2919
TO 1927 after losing the opener
by two. Williams ran 217-234-257.
= Louis Sielaff uncovered a 688
for Chene-Trombly as Steve Cru
chon cut off $40. Chef Slicey and
Mike Testa knotted at 637 with
Joe Paulus low on SIS. Kenneth
Haviland carted away 67S Of Air
<ft's 304s.
rank Zion whammed $50 for
DeLuxe-D and John Crimmins did
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
JUNIOR HOUSE

HiEh scores-Nate Giurlanda 243. Robert
White 202-203. Gus Hoyer 201. Nor
schn'yhofer 204. Leon Nelson 2o2 Howard
Rupp 2ll Leo Bernick 225. Steve Munson
2i4, Jack Lee 21q. Harry Nevers 203
Mooney Naisrian 213. Edward olson 2i3.
Frank Fonte EOS. sam Marno 2O4 -226
Ernest Sist 23o, Healev Race 100000
Vince Gahhana pos. John Yonkers 222
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
MILLETT'S

High scorts-W. Pageau Us, Q. Martin
25s. 3. Morris 2ii. + schemanske 2ll 2Zs
y. Durocher 205, c Schmidt 235i A.
Ksmpe 2i5-2i0, A. Light 202, r. Bartlett
2l2, s. ChArney 23s-21i-2Ol. s Zelenak
201-212. d. Brichta 244, r. Wellett 2O5
p. Nash 234-203, A. Friedman 223 T.
Birch 200. y suddendorf 22i. ~. HalIeen
2f4-2l7, l.. Weber 22e. r Reckling 2O0-225.
& MAlak 222-2I5. X Mack 20s. H stob
234. X. PETER 2t2-200 r. PETER 222 II
steinke 212-202. w. Doerr 247, G. Bollinger
227.223.255.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
RAMONA
LADIES HOUSE

HfEh fcores-Francis Hovler 2l1-204,
Naomi Lottie 202-2 -2Os Helen Hsremza 2O6
Marion Hayes 2O3-2ie, KAY Geisler 222
Nell Mueller 204, Elsie cioutier 200. Irene
Dcnovich $50. Loretta Flynn 1874. ElenOre
Nickel 1874. Mary Shade 1875. Helen Young
lss, Agnes Rutz ISL, Elenore Verrneersch
ISL Ethel Unruh 19i, Lucille Smith IFS,
Lucille Fournier IT'S, MARY Zombo ITO,
Evelyn Berger IFS, stevie Pieroesll lis,
Helen Mack I75.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
sO HOUSE

HIN 8C0rFs = N0fIlaH IHIII0WFW -.
Frank Meyers 2l3, Angelo Delta 218-2u2
Pat DiNurzio 2i3 Edward Ranke Goa
John squillo 201. Carl Carlson 23J-sl3
Ember Thomas 2i5 John Kolf 200, James
Annabeli 2Os- 200. Fred DiFilippo 2i2. VIII
liam wasmund 20s. Gus Tyteca 2i9, An
Eelo Ronzi 205, Carl Anderson 200, Peter
Viviano 20i, Louis sigismond zoo.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
LADIES HOUSE No. l

High scores-Pat Dillon l6l, Anna Pau
lus 1856, Kate Shade ie5-l55. Victoria Or
lowsN 1ss. Pauline Granke 1872, Hattie
stepansh isO Dorothy Zotnoski 15O-16O
Monica Kroll 1853. AnEeIine Prydowsh 1856
Genevieve Lamb 1872. Adeline Waeke 1855
Marion Springer 165-155-f55, Cassie Levan-
dowski $50. Levandowsh III. Agnes Bry-
rner i79-15s. Maria Werbinski $50, Maria
La Croix $50.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
CONGIO

HIEh Hr0Fef~ MOFTIf Lin0tn WI MI
stern 2iO. Herman Zimmerman ais. Man
+nie Fishman 2i6, Paul Talberg 2is, Her
bert Kaizen 202.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
GEMMFR

I HlEH NI0TFN~"IWF hTFNhI ~ JNWN FTdt \
Joe PinkoWsh 2Oi
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
GRAND CENTRAL
GREATER MASONIC LEAGUE
SENIOR HOUSE

Armstrong F. " 40 Natl Tent \ AVN 2s
Friendship No 40 Paris Cleaners -
Lincoln park TAG "a Fastcate Lodge -
Friendship 80 ! 30 Westlof tt a Die 81
For, Blvd. Rec 20 Gen Mach A Too q
High scores-Fred Schubert 2i2, Wally
Shaker 300. Jim Marshall 2i5-20e, Harry
Uuden 2O2 Jim Nontroy 20a 200 Walter
Weiss 267 Eddie schramm 223. "a Witt
mack 207-2i2 Herb Case 2i3 Therman
Gibson 2n4 o07-22s Don Pennett 2o3.,
sonny HOES 2io. Bob TYNE 27s, Dave
Berger 223. DOUG Campbell 200.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
BRIGHTMOOR
MERCHANTS

High scores-Art sherk 22pI Saw LAM
2i3 George Puszak 2i0, Dick Clemen
2fo Derwood OMAN 200.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
RITTER
HOUSE LEAGUE

Hlgh scores--F. Clto 2Of-21T. J.. Rob-
bins 2ls-2i1. F. Novak 205, 7. Maisano
2i3 Jim Gingerella 233 r, Wardell 20s,
g DerWa 204. c Hansen 200 o. Auch
222 o Proefke 2of-2lO, s. Juskiewicz 2O5.
j. Richng 224. ". Underwood 2l2 II.
Glldden 2if r Rich 209-202-2l5 r. Ek-
strom 2O0-20n, r, Wager 2iO-2O6 r. Wen
ncrens 234.2ii. p Cur 233 .2Oi. J. Corrado
222 " Taylor 2it-2i2, g. Stout 222 -206.
III. Burnett 232, 9. Neumann 2l7. l. Krantz
.20i-243, r Huck 2ff, q. Heika 2l4-200
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
NAPLES
WILLOW RUN BOMBER
MT. ELLIOTT
SENIOR HOUSE

High scores c. Krajenke 205 p.
Kwssny 225, A. Gosky 2f3, Bosa 24s X
Gohike pol. p Madel 205. Mitchell 225-
234, Achile 232 Baushenn 237, Kozicki
2l2. Buppert 209-23l. ssckway 207-2i3,
Pierce 23o Dickmsn 232. Cline 2l5, liz
sowski 2s3. A Blum 2os. L. Wards POS
257-235. J. Blum 2O6 BaEnOwskt 202 G
Galaska 21s-2oi. Hogan 222, staweck 203.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
GARFIELD
DETROIT RETAIL MEAT MERCHANTS
STRATHMOOR
ioJSE LEAGl

High ecores-Charles Munger 2s5-213,
salley Sssrence ar ne Mcoonh ~ ~.
233 5oe Mttis 22as2G2, Jim Barclay z25-
2os-202. Fred Hedeman 222. Harry Smith
222 Richard Morse 2is-202. Carl Kippert
Harvey DETER 2i3 Dick Robinson 2i2,7i2
GeorEe Havlena 2ii-2O4 Donald Allen 2i0,
stAley Watsrboro zoe. Herman Kiehl 2o7.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
OLYMPIC
DETROIT POLICE DEPARTMEN

HIEh Fc0FeS = VScAF I0udrau xWN+Lf4,
Paul Thurkow 242-243. Andrew Morelli 232
Ray Pickard 203-230. Harry Nelson 200 22s,
Herb Case 225, Frank Wroblesh 2Oe-224,
RAY Blossom 2i7-223. John MacIntyre 223,
Geo. Henkel 2i4 Lee Haidys 2i3 Geo.
Cole All. Orson Hamilton 2li Geo. Kahoun
21i, Mark Hammond 20s, Robert Davis
204 Albert McCaiE 204, George Garner 203.
Edgar smuck 202 William Barr 2Ol,
Arthur Hartsig 201-2o1. Newt Peters 200
Floyd Fobert 200. Frank Ross zoo, Joe
Nawroeh 200. Jim McNally 200.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

REDFORD

High scores-A. Holden 227l { Nc.
Canerty 200 r schiefsky 2t6. .203 20l,
j. Nero 21T-2Of, r. Ferrance 2l3,' y
Clement 23i. ". Bates 223-2i2 r. VoyceI
2l3 l.. Grout 202, r. Regal 2O2. r. Krall
2il2O1, Cox 226. W. schwope 2i3, A..
Dugray GOT II. Klein 202 o. Wivo 232,
o. Reinhoz 2i0. F. Book POS, 9. Frisbee l22
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
NEW GARFIELD
NEW GARFIELD LADIES No

High scores-Pst Men 2i2-I5I. Mildred
Mahajov 1872 Gertrude Gore 1866. Mary
Lewich i52 1854. Maria Dudzik 1892
Helen Nardone lSp Evelyn Craig $50
Josephine LArabeil 1888, Jessie Osimowicz
1eO, Katherine Mahk lse Helen Faster
mark i55. Phyllis Dempsey i5s, Sophie
Orozovich 1855 Agnes Fiorkey l75-l60,
Jessie Msjchrzsk i73.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
PALACE
WoLVERINK AssEMBLY LI
HOUsE LEAGUE

High scores--s Land 24a-2i4, Vrba-
r. Carrier 207, l.. Meyer 2is = Miller
200. w. BrodzIk 200. L. Houben 205. L.
Crppen 202, l.. Berger 223-22i, NJ. Morano
5o12ss Nsii a27 Tgs & Psrshah al ao5 SiiySf
BubAn 2i0, p. Paquette 2O2-245, ]. Frie-
senA 222. G. Kloenhamer 217. ". stein
2O3 A. Cynowa 2O3. s. King 20i J.
Casburn 2il, p. Bauer 23a L.. Koschade
2O5. g. Campbell 2Os- pos, G. Klusman
225, S. Malak 2O2. r. Pickard zoe.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
PALM BEACH
SENIOR HoUS

High scores-Er Kersten 214. q. Lingle
20s. W Pankhurst 203-225. c. Tooco 200,
L. ROGUE 2i3. w. Wein 2O6, G. Smith
pol. W stem as G. Olson 222 L. Lark
225, NJ. schrein 22s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
LADIES THURSDAY NIGHT

High scores-E Emma Tucker 15p-153 ~,
Laverne Pruett 155-i76, Marion HAYES.
lSs-l65 Jimmie Gamhil l9s Mart Bauer
17s Elsie Weinberg III, OlCa DeGulseppe
i63. joyce BohlinEer i5e. Elenore Nickel
15s, Ruth Dunat i5s. Kay May 157, caro-.
line Zavack ISL.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
ALIENS
INDIAN LEAGUE

@. steck 204. Jack Cunningham 22t, Jerry
Ryan 203. clir spencer 24l-202, Roy Olsen
2ts-234. Ray Kean 226-22l, Ray Bosley
Otto HchuettA 205.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
UAw-CIO LOCAL 6O0
MISCELLANEOUS
NAhAJN~ h<a<k<4 ~ IN ~ -
ITIoNAL AUTOMOTIyE FfBREs
WEST SIDE COURIER

HIGH scoreE-krnest Wetzel 231. Edgar
Muellner 207. Robert Lafferty 2o9. Clarence
RoSelle 2is-21i, Harry Yost 2o2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

High scores-Al Melczek 20l-213. Wi-
liam Stepchuk 206-21i. Joseph Wolfe, 24e,
Leonard Ciska 217. William Behrendt 21i,
Ben Loeb 2il, Barney Loch 210. William
Plagens 2l0, steve Lewandowsh 200.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
CHENE- -TROMBLY
$50" HOUSE

HiEh scores-waiter Mack PIT. steve
Hisr 210 Stanley Wichtmsn 233 Steve
n Kane 2o2 Frank Noyak 2io, Prank
Kisinsmith 22i. Larry DAVIDSON ?22 Tom
ostrowski 22' Sylvester Thisl 2ol, Bruno
GargulA 2l4 Ted BabiarI 2ie-257 Ches.
ter ISnnrx 2l5 Jack MAcks 2o4 RnheFt
McColium 21s Joe Gasko 2is-223. Johnny
LArkins 20s-2ii CAss SlAwinski 21J Ken
Cu~rrisr 2l2 walter Achsnbsch 23i Joe
Good 2l2 Harry Good 200 RAY RArto 2O7.
2i3 Joe Keller 2io Joe Stencil 7o3- 2N7
MEX Chess I'll Red Murray 2272ol-z3i
Al Neuwarr 2ST
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
FIRST ENGLIsH LUTHERAN
DETROIT ELKs No. %

High scores-Frsnk Weller 234. Ar Wat.
son 225, Rudy Helm 223, Hubb Bell 224
George EEer 223 Walter 22i Nel Mont
gomery 2l7-202. Harold Allen 2i5 Bal
Colby 2i4 Art Bertrand 213 Les Pickea
20s Dan Dacey 2oe. Jack Burns 2Os. Ted
Look 207 Pat Shea 2o2 Harry Burton
20i Joe Bova 203-2ol Bud Davis 200.
Art DuPerry 203 Mathew J. Engstler 203.
Frank Mamico 200
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
DETROIT FIRE DEPARTMENT
EAST SIDE NO. 1
SENIOR HOUSE

strike 2s7-71i. Ed Rateick 22e. Jim Hor.
locker 22o. Adolph Goessman z23 Al
Sagert 202, Bill Arahis 2i3, Alex Blues
222 Joe Roreck 237 -2os. p. Doonan 225,
II DieEel 229 Jack PaEsl ais, Tom
Fortunate 900 Boh Briart1n 71t-2Os. Joe
Poioski 2ni-2is r. Gyurich ais, Harvey
Hoistein 7O2. Carl Pioot 2oo-2Oe, sam
ficAvou 200 Frank Molnaro 70l. Marv
Lehman 2G1. Bob DoEger 226. Al Lsramee
2iq.205 Fred Stark .2i4
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
HOUSE LEAGUE
WASHINGTON BOWL
FFDFRATIONO OF LABOR

Highseores Joe Kubas 239. Walter
232 Roy Kraus 225. Frank stevens 215.
Sam Morello 2if Pete Morawa 210 John
slgnoreli 200, Tony sndou 2os. Pete Kelley
2ns Harry Page 207 Ben shore 20T joe
Beer 207 Sam Rosenthal 2o5. BIZ Demo
2O5 Earl Bartsch 204. Joe Bernard 202.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
NATIONAL DIVISION

High scores-Chester Dudek 2o3-2I5,
John Reiss 2O0-2Ol, John Zsydel 234. Joseph
Cherry 224 John Oleiarczyk 222. Joseph
Czeremysrka 219. Mike Krupa 21s. Metro
Iwasko 2i3, Ed Malish 2i3. Fred Luen.
mann 204, Joseph Zemen 203, Henry Ko-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
PALMER PARK

High scorss-Lorey 2i4. Damico 223,
Van 222. Houtteman 2i3. Ferguson 2O9.
Ruzich 22s-203, Scarlet 203, Kish 213-2l3,
Foss 20l-2ii Holz 200. Pasternak 224-
23s-212. Brown 23l. Blanchard 211. Payne
207-201, Ohnesorg 213-201, Roy 212. no
manelH 200. Daniel 2i4. Bishop 217-204.
Travnik 2iO. Tschiltsoh 200. WerholtE 202.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
SOUTHEASTERN
LADIES HOUSE

High scores-Grace Wulbrecht 22i-1s5,
Hazel Holleman 203-i7s, Frances Crucitt
1877, Lorraine Korthals $50. Lillian Pro-
yenoal 179 Florence sullivan i72, Alice
Schultz 40.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
FORT -nTIRAY
MINIS HOUSE

High scorese-LouiE Hayden 2i2-20I, Earl
Pecore 30. Nd Grentzer 20i. Steve YAM
oor 2io Frank sweeney 227 John >Deis
l21s. John Dinco 205. George Kinsman 2Is.
John Norris 20a Al Cynowa 2i2-2Oi non
lCantwel 256, Walter Msndulak 2l3 Ren
Cinriani pol, Ken Buckski 2i3. Al. Wolfe
225. Charles JurcTyk 2O2
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
IL NOR HOUSE

High scores-Allen Higgins psf. Bob
Briarton 203-2O3. Lester Gies 2o3-224. Roy
Strike 2i2 235, Don Setter 234. Win No
wax 223 Dick De Sine; 203 Roy Parker
200. Marcel De smet 212-2ls Al Brown
.ng 2ls. Gary. BARLEY 222-2i4 George
Reich 203 A. Hogaboom 215. Harry Dan
iels 203. Leo sianski 2i0-20l Tony Schultz
20l Stanley Gardecki 2ii. Ed Clark 200
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
FORT-BOULEVARD
wEST FORT
NJ

Hgh scores-To'h 2i6. Buckshi 235 2o2
fonzo 2o1, Burnock 20s. Gorean 23o-20s
23l. Theodore ali, varEa 222. 2.2i2, Kisf
pol Polysk 2O3-2oa CantVell Jr POS
Bihsry 40. T Gross 2i3 Pollak 203 Paw.
check 202, Kopchia 2i7. Martens 20i-2i5
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Denny
FAST SIDE SMOKEY

High scores Arthur Schuchard 252
Henry Wiehush 2i0-2fa Ralph Conrad 200
Theo KraSutsky 200, Eddie willis 21T Park
Greiner pos Ernie Rurridge 2l2 Charles
Hammer 2oi Gus Martin POS Fred Hot
stein 204, Art Mansfield 2l5.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
FORD AIRCRAFT

] High scoref-Lfon Bardelh 200. a.
Wszolek 200. stan wallace 205. Fay Posey
200. r. Mins,reln 20i j. Gogola 203.
George Casweil 2l2. Joseph Pontone 207.
Chet Plona 20l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
CONNER

sT. PATL's LTTHERN