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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

Harness Shop-Bring in your
repair work. Don't wait until
Spring. Oiling Sl50 per set. All
kinds of strap work. Lines %
fl. long. Allen Houghten, Utica.
Mich. A2S
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25
WiIdt 6 Warner
Barron Bldg above FIRST
National Bank

4 room house with 5 acres,
paved road. Call New Haven
22F13. A28
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

Transportation wanted from
|Mt. Clemens TO Packards. 1870
pm. to 6 am. shift. Inquire %
Maple Ave. Dial 1856. AT
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25
Business Opportunities l.

Margaret Beauty Shop, with
or without equipment; also a
hot spot for any other business.
Inquire 10 North Avenue, Mt.
Clemens. All
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25
Lost ond Found

Lost-Brown leather jacket,
contains all my ration books.
Melvin Beckert. 1920 Union
Lake Road. Phone 1909. A28
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Housekeeping Rooms

Wanted a couple-Will give
furnished housekeeping 70 m,
separate entrance, everything
free, for the Wifes service. 104
Market. l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

Custom hog butchering every
Tuesday and Friday. Phone New
Haven 22Fl3 Fred Ballor. A28
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

Timekeeper wanted for med
ium shop; approximately 40
men. State in your first letter
your qualifications, age, draft
status. Address your reply to
main office of Multi Mfg. Co.
9640 Grinnell, Detroit, l3,
Mich. AT
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

airy %, starting promptly at II
clock 8 miles west of Utica on
Auburn Rd., II mile north on
Crooks. head Of choice dairy
COWS. New mixers and close
springers. Is head of good farm
horses, hogs, poultry and farm
tools. Jack Patterson, Febru-
AIRY 5. "A
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

Nineteen persons were hang
ed as witches in Salem, Mass.
in 1892.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25
Hongkong AirfieId
Raided;; No Losses
Chinese Pilots Fly
American Bombers

CHUNGKING, Jan. Is Up
- American Mitchell bombers,
some spiloted by Chinese, raided
the Kaitak airfield at Hongkong
Sunday without loss, 1t. Gen.
Joseph w. Stilwell's headquar-
tiers in China announced today.
"a japanese broadcast yes
terday said Hongkong had been
raided by nine Liberators es-
corted by Is Lightnings and
three lanes had been shot
DOWN.
The communique disclosed
that the bombers and their es-
cort of fighters had encountered
heavy opposition, but said all
planes returned safely e r
shooting down one Zero.
The communique also said
Mitchells of the Chinese-Amer-
lean wing had attacked a con-
voy off the South China coast,
propably sinking one 5,60O-ton
freighter.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25
Illness Fatal
10 Senator
Frederick vonkuys
Dies Suddenly

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25-(R)
Senator Frederick Van Mugs,
69-year-old chairman of the ju-
dietary committee, died early
today at his home near Vienna,
Va, after a brief illness.
He had served in the Senate
since March 4, 1898, taking an
active part in Legislature af-
fairs and leading Democratic op-
position to some New Deal mea-
sures.
Last Fall the Indianan started
sweeping investigation of the
liquor industry, introducing a
resolution calling for a prol e
into the shortage of whisky and
alleged monopoly of supply. His
committee had scheduled a
hearing in this investigation for
today.
In addition to the judiciary
craftsmanship, Van Mugs also
was a member of the. Senate
committees on Foreign Rela-
tons, Indian affairs and execu-
tive expenditures.
Frequently at odds with the
Administration, Van Mugs
fought President Roosevelt's
court reorganization plan in
1887 and was aligned against
the Administration on many
other issues.
However, he was a staunch
supporter Of President Roose-
velt's foreign policies even in
the controversial period before
the war. His announcement that
he would support repeal of the
arms embargo in 1899 assured
that Administration measure
majority support within the For
eign Relations committee which
had been almost evenly divided.
Van Mugs was the Senate
sponsor for the controversial
anti-lynching bill, which still is
pending before the judiciary
committee. He made several at
tempts to force Senate action on
the measure. always being balk-
ed by a Southern filibuster. He
also advocated Federal legisla-
ton to outlaw the poll tax as
qualification for voting.
For many years Van Mugs
spent his summers at Vogue
tonsing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25
German Troops Take
(roai coastal Town
Semi Occupied Only
After Furious Fiqht

LONDON, Jan .25 - (P) -
German troops have occupied
the Croat coastal town of Semi,
35 miles southeast of Fiume,
after fierce fighting in which
Yugoslav partisans forced the
invaders to pay heavily in men
and equipment, Marshal Josip
Broz (Tito) announced today.
Fall of Semi followed furi-
ious battle over an 18-mile-long
front between the coast and Oto-
cac.
Tito's communique, broadcast
by the Free Yugoslav radio and
C or d d by the Associated
Press, reported heavy fighting
continuing in the Doboj Tuzla
sector of eastern Bosnia. with
street fighting raging in the
streets of Tuzla.
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Nabbedl
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
CATCHES UP WITH
SPEEDING TRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. IS - LP) -
Richard Henry Lane, Sc, of
Ithaca, N. Y, will appear be-
fore Federal Judge John p.
Barnes today because writ of
habeas corpus caught a speeding
train on which Lane was a pas
senger before it crossed the Mis-
sissippi River.
Lane was arrested several
days ago in New Jersey on an
eight-year-old warrant issued in
Ventura, Calf. which charged
larceny. Extradition was grant
ed, and Lane arrived in Chicago
yesterday in custody of a Ven
tura officer. Arthur Waite.
Lane, lodged in county Jail for
safekeeping, felt he was being
wrongfully detained, since he as
serted he had already served
eight months of a sentence for
the crime charged in the war
rant. He got In touch with an
attorney.
The lawyer in turn applied
for the writ to Judge Barnes,
and when issued il enjoined
Waite from removing Lane from
the jurisdiction of the court -
which was delimited by the
Mississippi.
Waite, however, had already
boarded a WeStWound train
with his prisoner and the train
was travelling 80 miles per
hour out of the courts jurisdic-
ton. The marshal, without roller
skates, wired the sheriff at
Morrison, so Waite and Lane
returned to Chicago to appear
before Judge Barnes.
Nineteen persons were hang
ed as witches in Salem, Mass,
IL, 1900
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25
Name Schwartz
Scout Official
New Vice-President
Of Clinton Council

Martin G.. Sch wark. of
Mount Clemens, was elected a
vice-president Of the Clinton
Valley Council of Boy Scouts.
at the 25th annual meeting held
in Pontiac last week, and IL adj
ditional Macomb County men
were named TO the executive
board Of scouting for the Ma
comb district of the council.
Schwartz, who has been active
in Boy Scout work here for
many years, is chairman of the
districts activities committee,
which sponsors the Scoutorama.
Camporee and other important
affairs.
Lee o. Brooks, Pontiac bust
nesSman, remains as president of
the Clinton Valley Council. with
Archie @. Leonard and Arthur
w. Selden, as vice-presidents;
Harold l.. BlackWood, as treas
urer, and John w. Hunt, COM
missioner.
In addition to executive board
members representing Pontiac
and Oakland districts, the coun-
Gil elected the following for Ma
comb district, of which the
president is Guy Verkler:
Guy Verkler, Martin G..
Schwartz, Clarence +. Barck,
Jerome NJ. Servo, William r.
Floore, Isaac A. Hartung. L.
Wade Fast. Prosecutor Ivan A.
Johnston, Mr.. Justice Neil +.
Reid, Desmond A. Arnsby. Of
Mount Clemens; w. Frank
Chapoton, Utica. and A. j. Ben
nett, New Haven.
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Obituaries
Joseph Meeham-

EAST DETROIT - Formerly
we'll known local contractor
and businessman, Joseph Nee
han, age sc. of 70 East Euclid
avenue, Detroit, died suddenly
Sunday afternoon while work.
ing in Trenton.
From 1917 until about 1898,
Mr.. Meehan operated a large
plumbing and heating business
in East Detroit, and was con-
tractor for school buildings in
this community. AS we'll as st.
Clair Shores, Center Line and
points in Warren Township. He
also installed large pumping
systems and was so highly con-
sidered in trade circles that he
was appointed state plumbing
inspector for Northern Michi-
gan in the early '30's. In recent
years he had been employed by
the Ford Motor Company in
charge of parts distribution for
several states.
His death, coineidcntally. took
place of a former East Detroit
priest, Rev. FIR. Tighe, of Tren-
ton. where Mr.. Meehan had
called to do some plumbing
work in the basement.
He was a veteran of the Span
ish-American war, and won the
Purple Heart for wounds in the
Philippine Instruction. He was
a member of Hazen Pingree
Post, No. 5. L. S. w. ". Of De-
troit, and Masonic Lodge No. s,
F. & A. NJ. of Mount Clemens.
Surviving, besides the widow,
Mrs. Lillian Meehan, is a son.
Harry, Is, in high school. and
a daughter. Peggy. %, reg
istered nurse at the Ford Hos
pital. Funeral services were to
take place at the family resi-
dence at 2 p. m. Wednesday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

BRITISH 14TH ARMY HEAD
QUARTERS AT BURMA FROM
TIER, Jan. "a -(Delayed) Up
- British Indian troops operat-
ing in Arakan - the most south
ern of the three Allied fronts in
Burma - have pushed forward
IL miles in the last two months,
advancing approximately third
of the way back to the positions
they held before retreating last
April in the Monsoon rains.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25
Darid HOpSOm

Funeral services for David
Hopson. 81 years old. of Sc Bar
bara street, Mount Clemens,
who died Friday morning. were
held at II a. m. today from the
Turner Chapel. with burial in
Lincoln Memorial cemetery.
He is survived by one broth
er, James; two stepsons, Will
liam and Henry Thacker, of De-
troit; four nephews, and one
niece.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

The st. Cecilia Mass of
Charles Gounod, a favorite
among church music lovers, will
be presented to Mount Clemens
on Palm Sunday, it was re-
vealed in plans of the Mount
Clemens Civic Chorus this week.
Miss Lois Harper, elemen-
tary schools music supervisor, is
director of the chorus, and
work on the difficult vocal has
already commenced.
At a recent meeting the cho-
rus elected Miss Pearl Ketten-
ring as vic-president, and Miss
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

Certain males of the Bird of
Paradise group have tails more
than three times the length of
their body.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

Before the war, Britain pro-
duced one-third of her food;
now she produces two-thirds.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25

Admiral David Farragut of
Civil War fame was the first
man to attain that rank in AM
erican naval history.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-25
Chorus to Offer St. Cecilia Mass

Keith Campbell and Miss Flor
ence Reidel as co-librarians.
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eViOIenf' Ray
DefieS Louis

CHICAGO, Nov. % CUP) Bat
tering Elmer Violent" Ray threw
a two-fisted challenge at S Sgt
Joe Louis today. giving the
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pion his most dangerous post
war problem. all wrapped up Il
1875 pounds of pugiliStc dynamite
THAT Ray il the most dan
gerOus boy I've seen In many
years and he's the hest pros
pect To come up Ia the heavy
weight ranks for long time
Julian Black. Louis CONAN
ager. said today. BILLY Conn
undoubtedly will be the No.
challenger when Joe comes back
from the army, hut Ray il our
most dangerous problem"
This marks one of the rare
times anyone in the Louis camr
has expressed concern about a
challenger and especially a chal,
lenger who holds no major VIC
tories.
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Best Bets
United Press

CHARLES TOWN

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Princeton Captain
'Missinq in Action

ST. CATHARINES. Ont. Nov
% (UP)-- 1t. Richard r. Schmon,
captain of the Princeton Unlver-
Slty football team in 1871. has
been reported missing in France
since Nov. 5, his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur =. Schmon of ST.
CatharineS. announced today.
Schmon. % enlisted in the L. 6.
Army following his graduation IN
1912. After training in Great
Britain he was assigned TO 1t.
Gen. PattOn'S Third Army
His engagement 10 Stephanie
Murphy. Baltimore, Md, was an
nounced last August.
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Now Hagg's Seeming
But Anderson Isn't

STOCKHOLM. Nov % GNS)--
Well-informed circles reported to-
day that track stars Gunder Hagg
and IIaakan Lidman will leave for
the United States early in 1945,
but Arne Anderson will not ac-
company them
Permission for Hagg 10 make
the Journey was granted by mill
tary authorities. Hagg and Lid
man are expected back in Sweden
ADril >.
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SHOOT FOR 5TH

Frankie Sinkwich and his team
mates will be shooting for their
fifth victory IN succession. They
already have run up the Lions
best record since 1899
The Lions would also like al
least two touchdownS against the
Yanks, which. added 10 their IFS
points. would give them the best
scoring record of any Lions team
since 1896
Money talks loudest, however,
and that IS what the Lions viii
realty be- after Sunday. They can
assure themselves of splitting sec
ond place money with the Bears.
with whom they are now tied.
The Chlcagoans are expected "a
beat the Card-Pitts IN their final
game Sunday Al Pittsburgh.
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STREAK AT STAKE

Wojie and his teammates will be
glad TO make it strictly football
against the Yanks because victory
in the Detroit clubs final league
game would give the Lions their
longest winning streak IN eight
years and at least tie for second
place in the final western division
standings.
Although the Yankees have only
two victories against seven de-
fcatS. Coach Dorals and his men
realize the Boston team isn't a
pushover
The Washington Redskins. cur
rently tied for the eastern division
lead. have twice been extended TO
gain one-touchdown victories over
Boston.
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Pros TO PIdyoff
In East for Title

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. % CUP)
Elmer Layden. commissioner Of
the National Professional Foot
ball League. said today that the
championship playoff game be-
tween the Green Bay Packers and
the winner Of the eastern division
title would be played in the home
Of the eastern winner.
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Share Top Billing
FOR IHI,KNnAY

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. % up
Mike Belloise. New York light
weight. and Manuel Sierra Of
Cuba share top billing in tonight :
fights al the Oakland Auditorium
where they Will fight Ray Salas
Berkeley. Cal. and Donald WiNon,
former local amateur, respec-
tiVelV.
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friends, guard
Augie Lilo and
ia c kle Ed
Franco Of the
Yanks. He can
give that trip
hammer a rest.
Lilo is the for
mer De troi I
guard who was
released TO the
YankS this year
so he could
stay on his job
in the East. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-30

Leaders in the Michigan Ma ior
Classic should retain their hold
ings tonight at Crest Lanes, al
though paper prospects often turn
out different on the hardwood.
Elwood Blake'S Standard. three
games from the top. gets the call
over Crest. Sackman looks better
than Kraetke. + e. r is the fav-
orite over Bob Coles Mccarthy.
Stroh, first by three, rates higher
than Norge.
Twenty-Five players have aver
ages of 1876 or better, with Fred
Rreckle. F. e. B bellwether, best
on PIP. Joe Norris, Stroh, has 30;
Therman Gibson 209, Fred Blu
lack Dos. Louis Sielaff Dos; OF
f & 3, Blake, Steve Dutko and
Cy Goralczyk of Standard 204
each.
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NAVY Halls Bowl Aims

WASHINGTON. Nov. % tCP)
The navy Will not permit the
cambridge Md naval training
station football team 10 play in
the OIL Bowl Al Houston. Tex, on
New Years Day against the army
air force team from Randolph
field The army has not yet re-
Dlied
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Al rnuI DIR ssOs MICHIGAN AVE.
AlGUhA htG' % ALLEYS IA sJ4I
OPEs BOWLING TODAY UNTIL sP. N. AND
AfTtR ~. All. DAY SAT. AND SUNDAY.
AMBASSADOR f 'iIS' ifHA'f vt 7. s;'5
Open Bowlins All Day Saturday.. Sundays From
10 A. ". TIL ciosins. weekdays TIL J, After Il.
ARCHWkY 'os4' EAST itt ..!, AVE
Modern Alleys. op.u Bowling TO-DAY from 30
A. NJ Until 700 p, and AT" 100 y. ".
BEACON REC. " y, y .LssSs "SIt lessao
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. N.
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS AFTER NOON.
BOWL -O.DR0ME !. .o7p s,t Ut1Tts no st s.9c
LEAGUE RESERVATIONS OPEN FRIDAY. 3
centennial Near a ss. ssN''S S1.,s aSs $3.50
opsn Bo~iins TODAY Until p. N. After u.
rs lanes sisit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge
cHENE. IR0MBLY $3.50 c s..s,I,,,, p s27'
oPGs BOWLING TODAY UNTIL s p. N. AND
CONNER REC. 800 CONNER AVE. s sss,
kop.n Alley, tn s, After II. New MansOsmsu,
Restaurant Bar Adjoining. open Daily 10 A. ~
cRIcT ThnES FutttRros. at GO. RIVER
InCSI lRNCo " Alleys no 1895
NOME OF THG MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
VISIT OUR STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
/ UthbT " LANES Ar s4is
Open Bo~Ilns TODAY Until p. N. and After
! ~ p. N. Home Of the Famous Bsskst-o' .chicksa.
| DETROIT RECREATION ss satsS'1 ca $50 -
/ "a Alleys. OPEN BOWLING TO p. N. AHo
AFTER 1880. All Day Saturday, and Sundays
EAST WARREN 'I ezo, /. xAS's 4, Oo s:'
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AFTER ~ 30 p. N. AL DAY SAT. AND SUN
cipncu DIR APO WOODWARD re 2.ssSo
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oPGs BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p. N.
GARFIELD ~ y SIS STs"t 20 o. al s!.S
AFTER u 30 All DAY SAT. AND SUNDAY
J. J. MILLETTS '''' 'f r. s!ssss AVE
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LOUIS CAVE Near e. {, w ARE 'l''q ", .a,,
Open Alleys Saturday, Sunday
MOTOR CITY 20 G Glts9s Al T e IS,
ses Qua seHUr,fSI cocKIaIl LOUNGE
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Home Of the GREATER DETROIT ALL.sTAR.
| " Alleys, open Bovine AL DAY SAL sun
| PALACE-DIX t t%ts N VtS"Ot "a s ssSs
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! TAlAIE nEU, p Alleys without a Post
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL $50 p. N.
| Billiards. Restaurant and Cocktail LOUNGE.
PALACt -SGhUthhtKh ROAD AR $3.50
| Instruction. DAILY on the PAUL MOTLEY
| Self Instructor. 10 A. N. 20 p. N. 81 Lesson.
! PALM BEACH mss exc stFtAS IN s's s,.s7as
! OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL 6 p. n.
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~ United Press
NEW YORk-Franks Terry. 1S5. BROOK
!yn. decisioned Ray Rovelh. l53, Week
hawken y J. IS
MIAMI Fla -GunnAr Barlund 202 New
York decisioned Vince Plmplnella. 1877,
Miami IOl
MONTREAL-Kid Turnero 15a Cuba
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-30
Fitzy Fights Fast

LOS ANGELES. Nov. % CCP)
Fifty Fitzpatrick, former Cali
fornia state light heavyweight
champion, last night picked up a
one round X. O. over Battling
Monroe al OLYMPIC Auditorium.
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Fiqht Results

JERSEY CITY y Dom AMBROSE. -.
Jersey City. decisioned Al Guido, l35, New
York tlOl.
HARTFORD Conn Gerry Maloni l5e.
Springfield, deeisionec Wilfie Shanks. i5s,
Montreal 1Oi.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass Jean Barriere.
1871. Montreal. decisioned Oscar St. Pierre,
1873 Fall River tlOi.
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E&B Streak
Hailed at "a
STANDINGS

Trust Kraetke 10 do something
even when the club fails 10 win
In the Detroit Times Classic.
kraetke managed to win one game
at Royal Recreation last night
after + e. B had taken the first
and ran its streak 10 "a straight,
q new league record
The leaders lost the first game
TO Fife at Chene-Trombly Oct. 10.
That left their record seven and
Ave" Starting with that pair from
Fife, K g. B piled up seven three
timers to make %. The first from
krsetke kept the mill grinding.
The motor conked in the Sec
ond. kraetke won il. 1909 to
907. A l044 to 944 put 4 & B
on the road again.
ROLL ONLY 1902
In pins. T. e. B took a vacation
from those favorite 5000 counts
with 1902 against kraetke's 1891
Louis Sielaff's maulers lead oy
FIVE as Stroh took two.
Gasket gathered the hard luck
ribbon when 1921 lost two 10
Stroh's 1885 Gasket hit ll02 IN
the second but Stroh got ll04.
John Petro's 237 ahead OF Bill
kenet's 226 was important a.
Steve Cruchon had 1856 and Bill
Mowery. GaSket anchor. 243
Tom Rooney's I'll, 2ll-222-273,
third on the prize sheet, gave
Mineralites BIOS and three from
Krakow (2905), leaving Krakow
tied with Coca-Cola for last place.
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used 10 play next TO Wolfe.
Franco and Wolfe were team
mates at Fordham as two of the
famed Seven Blocks of Granite"
under Jimmy Crowley.
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the hard way in the game here
next Sunday.
Wolfe believes he can concen-
trate on football against his two
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Football. Not Fighting.
WOjie's Aim Sunday
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Wocechowcz enjoyed his Commute seeking match
with Bulldog Turner of the Chicago Bears the Lions recent
victory. So did the fans.
Wolfe glad least members of the Boston
soften him
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United Press Names
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YORK UP)-The United Press All America
under the system the receiving
place every sports participating the nation
vide poll would lO56 points,: