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ing an effort TO be present Mrs
Maurice Taylor presented the
first chapter in the book, For
All of Lie in her usual inter-
estng manner the subject be-
ing The Light of knowledge F"
Ms. Lloyd Golf, another inspired
teacher, will give the second CHAP
tes in this book at the meeting
al the church on the first Sunday
afternoon in MAY. The next bus
mess meeting will be at the
nome OF Mrs. N. M. Carter on the
third Monday evening in May.
Mrs. Roberts served delicious gin
gerbread with whipped cream
ana a delightful chocolate drink
FOR refreshments.
Those present at the meeting
we're, Mesdames j. c. Harris, Q,
c. and Ruble Roberts, Maurice
and Cliff TAYLOR. N. NJ. Carter,
jack Fletcher. M. p. Davis, r. j.
vanHorn, Robert Holden, Wilson
VanDevender, j. f. O'Neal, Ro-
land Ware and Mrs. Ruth Rob-
erts.
The Rev. G. II. Mcbride and
family were dinner guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Taylor. Rev. Mcbride preached a
wonderful sermon on Sunday
morning from End Kings on des-
peration and inspiration, using as
3 text the words of one of the
lepers outside of the city gates:
Why sit we here until we die?"
His text for the evening was
from LIST john.
Mrs. Frances Booker is attend
ing the meeting of the Woman's
Club in Jackson, Miss, this week
(Too Late for Last Week.
Contest and Exhibit Scheduled
The flower and vegetable show,
dress revue and baby contest will
be held at the Vancleave school
Saturday, April is. The b a by
contest will be held at 10 a. m.
and flowers, vegetables and
dresses must be ready for dis
play by noon. The dress revue
and a program will begin at 8
p. m. Among other lively fea-
fures Of the program will be a
comic strip" and "a manless
wedding" presented by members
OF the Home Demonstration Club
and high school students. Pies,
sandwiches, salad, coffee and
cold drinks will be available in
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Mount Pleasant

Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Roberts
and son. Ronnie. of Pascagoula,
were Sunday guests OF MI. Rob
erts' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. G.
Roberts.
Mn. and Mrs. Wilson VanDev-
ender of Paseagoula were visi-
tors in the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
r. M Roberts on Monday eve
ming. Mr.. VanDevender received
his first degree in Masonry in
the Vancleave Lodge on the same
evening
Mrs. Otelia Roberts Powell of
Moss Point visited her mother and
sisters, Mrs. Corinne and Misses
Maude and Thelma Roberts on
Sunday.
Mrs. Denver Lyons with Mrs.
Wayland Allen of Vancleave We're
Pascagoula visitors on Monday
&C. and r. NJ. Roberts and
MI. and Mrs. NJ. M. Carter con-
Quoted a layman's service at the
Red Hill Methodist church on
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Chester G. Breidnd
Dies In Providence
Iniirmory Sunday

Chester c. Breland Of Esca'
tawpa. AS years old. died Sunday
afternoon at the Providence In
Urinary in Mobile after an Hines:
Of about a year.
Funeral services were conduct
cd Monday at 8 p. m. at the Lat.
ter DaV Saints church by the Rev
A. N. Barnes pastor, assisted by
Ryv. ". c. Wjndham, pastor d
the Escatawpa Baptist church
Interment was in the Escatawpi
cemetery, PallbearerS We're joe
Mcqueen, Dewey Mcqueen, Mac
kie Rogers, Barn Rogers, p. w
Lander and Joseph ]. Graham
Before his illness. Mr.. Brelane
was employed at the Southern
Kraft Mill and for a short time
st the Ingalls, Shipbuilding Cor
poration In Pascagoula.
He is survived by his widow
the former Miss Verna Rogers
and four children Virginia
Franklin. Harvey Lewis and Ches,
ter Sonny" Breland, Jr.
rE+
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WAR ON

Cardiff Wales IS launching an
intensified campaign against lung
diseases with a mobile x-ray unit
installed IL 4 bus.
The unit, said to be an advance
on those about 10 be operated ia
England, uses ordinary miniature
movie films and can take more
than 500 photographs a day, The
tiny pictures, each one inch
square, + projected on to d
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Girl Scout Troop
Meets Saturday.
Morning AfIO:3O

4 meeting of Girl Scout Troop
NO. Three was held Saturday
morning 1t was opened at 1890
ny singing Il Would Be True"
Inc troop is studying the Girl
Scout Promise and Laws in the
Handbook. All the girls are try
ing TO learn the laws.
The girls will have their meet
ing next Saturday at Mary WI
giles nome. After the meeting
MARY viii give a birthday party.
The meeting closed with the
Girl Scout Benediction.
Betting by Canadian race track
patrons in i943 was the highest
in IL years.
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the school lunch room.
Sunrise Service

a large crowd OF WOfSnipperS
attended the sunrise service at
the Mt Pleasant church on Eas-
ter morning, and also the can
tata given that evening under the
direction Of Mesdames Jack FLEET
cher and r j. VanHorn with
Mrs. j. j. Ware directing the
singing. Sunday school followed
the sunrise service and an Eas-
ter egg hunt was enjoyed by the
primary and beginners classes
with Mrs. N. M. Carter and Mrs.
Rubie Roberts serving cookies
ami hot chocolate. An Offering
of $l030I was given at the two
services, a part OF which was
sent to the committee on Relief
from Suffering.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Taylor and
MIR. Ray Roberts wsre visiting in
Biloxi on Tuesday.
Visiting MI. and Mrs. Frank
O'Neal for the weekend and at
tending the sunrise prayer SER
vice al the church on Sunday
morning were Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. O'Neal of Pascagoula
and Mrs. j. A. Christiano of Hat
tiesburg.
Miss Nollene Carter of Pasca-
goula was at home with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Carter,
for the weekend.
At a quiet, impressive service
IN her home, Mrs. Herbert Lyons
was received into the Mt. Pleas
ant church "Wednesday evening
with the Rev. G. H. Mcbride, as
sisted by tine Rev. NJ. L. Davis OF
Brooklyn, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Ware had as
their dinner guests onSunday,
Mrs. Ruth Roberts and son, Mar
shall Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs.Laurin w. Ware
OF Pascagoula, We're weekend
guests of Mr.. Wares parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. L. R. Ware.
A birthday dinner honoring
Johnson Ware was rendered him
by his mother, Mrs. Roland Ware,
on Sunday. Guests we're Misses
Carol Carter, Rosemary Faulke
and Margaret Ware, and Messrs
Roy Roberts and Florian Ware
Among other nice gifts, johnson
received a $25 war bond present.
ed him by his great-aunt, Miss
Lizzie Ware of Vancleave.
MIR. Pleasant was shocked ano
grieved on last Thursday to know
the accident suffered by young
Junior" son of MI. and Mrs
Leo Holden when he was hooked
IN the throat by a cow. His in
jury mas. so far, prevented hi
speaking. We pray for his recov
cry and also for the improvement
OF his father who has been il
for some time and is now suffer.
ing from an attack of flu.
Mrs. r. j. VanHorn and Mrs
Jack Fletcher We're Pascagoul;
visitors on Monday.
Mrs. ]. F. O'Neal visited he,
son ana daughter-in-law, Mr.. ane
Ms. G.. M. O'Neal, in Pascagouls
last week.
Mrs. Denver Lyons was a Bill.
ok visitor on Monday.
Visiting Miss Choyce Grove.
last week were MI. and Mrs. E
B. McCollister and children Of
Pass Christian and Nurse Lonnie
mcdonald oS Pascagoula
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Wo.nen.s Meeting

The Wcmen's Division service
was held in the home Of Mrs. X.
M. Roberts on Monday evening.
The meeting was opened with the
singing Of Come Thou Almighty
King followed by responsive
reading by Mrs. Jack Fletcher
ami Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Fletcher
led in prayer and Mrs. Ruble
Roberts gave q talk on Social
Evangeiistic Work in China" The
resignation Of Mrs. Robert Holden
as secretary was accepted and
Mrs. r. W. Roberts was elected
again to this office. Mrs. N. M.
Carter was elected as spiritual
life leader with Mrs. Q. c. Rob-
erts as assistant. Saturday after
noon before the Fifth Sunday was
set as cleanup day at the
church with every member pledg-
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Sunday afternoon while the Rev.
G, II. Mcbride, pastor delivered
the baccaiaureate sermon at the
Broom school.
Melrose Long has been i'll for
several days brt we are happy
10 state that he is better at this
time.
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Circle Concludes
Study OF Mission
Book AT Meeting

The Sarah Bennett Circle of the
Woman's Society of Christian
| Service Of the First Methodist
church Of Pascagoula, held its
weekly meeting at the home of
Mrs. James F. Carver on Short
Columbus Drive last Sunday al
ternoon.
After the meeting had been
opened by Mrs. B. f. Mckenzie,
vice-chairman, serving in the abb
sence of Mrs. Lambert Roberts
who was unable to attend 4
prayer was voiced and following
this MRS. E. w. Ulmer gave !
short review of the book. For
All OF Life" that the circle has
been studying, up TO the last two
chapters.
These two last were on sInspir-
alton Of Worship and "Alf Of
Life for Christ" and were inter-
sstingly discussed by Mrs. Ulmer
Ihus concluding the study of the
book.
The hostess next week will be
Mrs. Upton David at her home in
Grant Circle.
There were twelve members
present.
A refreshment curse vas
served BY Mrs. Carver.
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Two Scouts Become Eagles. 0ihrs Get
Advances, Badges. AT Honor Court

presented Scouts at the Court OF
Honor of the Boy Scouts Of Amer
lea held al the Paseagoula High
school Thursday. April Is. and
both insignia were pinned on 1he
! boys achieving this rank, by their
mothers. They were Bart DeLash-
met, o of MI and Mrs. T. L.
DeLashmet OF Moss Point, and
Ernest Falgo, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Falgo of pascagoula.
: Henry W. Gautier, district
commissioner, was in charge,
and short talks were made by
DR.. JIG. Crane pastor, First Pres
! byterian church; Verne Barnes.
secretary of the Paseagoula Moss
Point Chamber Of Commerce:
John c. Grant, Jr., chairman Of
Troop 2l8; J. =. Stone. chairman
OF Troop 222; Calvin Bolden.
chairman of Thoop 22e: Thomas
Wells, chairman Of achievement;
Mrs. DeLashmet and Mrs. Falgo.
John Grant. Jr., was presented
the re-registration certificate for
Troop 2l8. Applications for
Award of Eagle Rank were read
for Everette Stone, Mac Gautier
and Walker Foster
Advancements in rank we're as
follows: Troop 222, Jack DeFor-
resi- 10 Star; Henry Gautier, Stew
arr Wier, First Glass: Gale Thorn
as, Billie Strain. Ralph Marston,
Harry Snopef, Taze Nelson, Bob
by Hannah. Rudolph Bardweli.
Charles Baum, Leyon Ezelle,
Delyc Shivers, Bonnie Smith,
Second Class.
Troop 226: Kennth Kelley,
first class; James Dunham, Henry
Enrich, Kenneth Loflin, Star;
George Carson Bobby Hamilton,
Carney Flyref, Second Class.
Troop 220. Charles Torres to
Life; Rupert eliot, Bobbie Head,
First Glass. Roland Griffin Don
aid Lytle C. 3 Roper, ". D,
swami Second class R,,nert 81
lot Charles T0Tes wers award
ed certifieates 81 tenderfaof air
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pouitry KEEPING, pslsotiai hsaiu
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Since Pearl Harbor, Girl Scouts
have contributed about 500. 600
eightshour days Of woEk fe the
home front.
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The Swiss flag is one Of the
oldest in Europe, having been
used as early as 1889.
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The libraries Of Yale University
comprise more than 3.I80.0DO
books.
The art Of brewing beer was
supposedly introduced INTO Eng
land py the Romans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Ruffiin, Greco
-BraWI TO Draw

NEW YORK. Dec. 16 ms
Bobby Ruffin of New York, at 1877
pounds, and bull like Johnny
Greco Of Montreal, at 1i3$4
fought to a wild. brawling draw
last night in 10 rounds at Madison
Square Garden.
Ruffin, who was forced to clam
Der off the deck in both fights.
gained partial revenge for a de-
feat handed him by Greco a month
ago in the same ring.
Greco, tremendously strong,
battered Ruffin to the canvas fey
a two-count in the second with a
left hook. Bobby, still groggy,
arose and was tossed bodily to the
floor by Greco.
Ruffin made an amazing stand
throughout the rest of the battle
and in the last three rounds
fought on heart alone as Greco's
head was rocked with long, loop
ing shots.
a crowd of 1857 paid $50, 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
.Gu|fstrean1
Battles Jinx

GuifStream Park, hit by an at
tendance and mHtHei play famine.
and Hollywood PARK, Boosting
tremendous gains in both depart
ments, have proven there is no
happy medium.
The Florida oval, making its
second attempt 10 enter Miami S
turf society, has been dealt Seri-
Gus blem=by transportation diff
ficulties and has set low for
attendance in that area. Holly
wood threatens TO establish new
attendance and betting records,
but war plants in the vicinity
complain workers have been alb
sent too frequently in their eager
ness to watch the races.
Reports have IL that Gulf
stream, which failed after a four
day inaugural in 1889, still is not
on a firm footing, while West
Coast war plant officials will
petition the government to order
the close of such courses as Santa
Anita because it will benefit pro-
duction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Atkinson S Fans
Still Waiting

F-lorida's fans, who expected 10
see Ted Atkinson soar past the
winning mark, are still anX-
iouslY awaiting the veteran Cana
dams return 10 action.
Atkinson. with 279 winners for
the year, has been resting since
the close OF the Pimlico meeting.
and the odds are increasing re-
garding his chances with 20 days
remaining in the year
EVory time "A horse turns in a
fast clocking al Gulfstream,
charts carry the performance as
a track record Few realize that
the times are insignificant. be-
cause the oval has not been open
long enough TO regard the marks
seriously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Lost a TiIts
In Season

RALEIGH y. C., Dec is (UPl
They dropp d Tour straight
games during the regular season,
vet they are going into their
Sugar Bowl game at New Orleans
against Alabama as definite favor
itEs-s0 don't scii Dukes durable
Blue Devils short
They played the toughest sched-
ulc of any college team this year.
and improved with every game
until az present they are consid-
cred the outstanding team In the
Southland.
On Saturday night. Oct. %, at
New York. coach Eddie Cameron
of Duke would have challenged
the sanity Of any person Who
might have suggested that has
team wouid wind UP in a New
Years Day post season game
Duke, after putting up a game
fight. had sHeeambed 10 Army, y
TO 7. and that defeat on the heels
of losses TO Pennsylvania. Navy
and North Carolina Pre-Flight.
put the Blue Devil fortunes at
low ebb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Arcadia Sets
'PreIims'

The preliminary card 10 Mon
day nights Arcadia boxing head
liner between Sampson Powell
and Indian Gomez was announced
today by matchmaker Jim Muir
ray.
In The four four FOUNDERS
peple Martin meets Mike Arroyo
Tom GlaSpy boxes George Sapo-
Itch. Bob RawlS hooks up with
Weldon Wyatt and Joe Andary
meets Solly Sanchez.
In the eight round Semifinsl
Leon Spencer meets Able kauf-
man of Brooklyn. Gomez was due
in town today for his beHt with
Powell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Give Colts
Swim Edge

Finals Of the metropolitan High
School swimming championships
are slated 10 be held tonight
starting at S p m At Northwest
ep High School George Mead.
boss Of sports In Detroit schools.
advises all spectator, 20 be IN
their seats before the even
starts.
Coach Walter Laurys North
western team is favored 10 edge
out lis strongest rival, DENLY
coached hV Bill Rcaume
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Horse Park
Has Cemetery

Johnny LcylaDd q form Pr
ockcy is training lila Hry75U s
Florida string 81. lF'.stFgaln
Park purchased land near the
strip 10 bc used as n cemetery for
horses which dic during a meet
Ing nCWSpaEomCn. % or s @
owners and officials 20 Charles
Town have contributed 10 "a fund
which VIII enable Track night
Waterman Jake Campbell 10 re-
place his home, which was de-
StFoyed by fire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Ferris Is Proud
OF His Trdtk Boys

Dan tAAI) Ferris points
with pride TO h.S track athletes
scores OF whom proved they
could do something besides nun
-. by starring on diamond d.
including Navy great hurdler
and backGrld star clyde Scott
Illinois Buddy Young and
Arny'S Glenn Davis
Maybe You thought hammer
throWerS had strong backs and
weak minds II so. regard II.
Col Chef CruCksh7nk former
National AAU champ who
made a great record IN Sicily and
Italy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Randall S Island
link for Sports

New pro football league threat
ems 10 use RandallS Island in
New York. But probably won't
when promoters learn that
even most native New Workers
don't know where Randalls' Is
land is and wouldn't go there
If they did. The Olympic try
outs were held there some years
ago -. and the crowd stayed
away in millions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
s
TdkesLe

Manlstee's cagers moved into a
one-game lead in the Northern
Michigan Class p High School
basketball conference last night,
defeating Cadillac. IS 10 10, but
was boosted 10 the undisputed
standing by surprising Luding-
ton quintet which upset Traverse
City. q TO "a, for the first time
in four years.
In nonconlerence play Friday,
Petoskey invaded Boyne City and
emerged with a topsided 35 TO Is
victory. Earlier in the week. Al
pena defeated Anyway. 30 10 Is.
and Manistee trounced Frankfort,
II TO ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Hazel Hits Hiqh

Hazel Hunt, go in 739; Dorothy
Brichta, TBS Crystal Pcarce, 709;
Irene Zimmerman, $50; were high
scorers last night in the women's
senior individual four-game bowl
ing classic at Winter Garden. Hat
Tie Wooster leads on points with
l63.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Blue Ldrkspur' S Son
Wins His First Race

Annapolis Blue Gynar-old
brown son Of Col I'd BradleyS
sire Blue LarkSpur recently
made FIRST start Of his life IN
race az Mexico City and won by
FIVE lengths Annapolis Blue
himself will have 3-year-old sons
racing nCNt season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Hurray for Pete

Pete McMillan's basket in the
last minute gave Van Dyke High
a 1928 victory over East Detroit
at home last night. Larry Nc
Claims II points for Van Dyke
and Bill Smiths ii for East De-
troit were high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
OakIaWn Sees
big Season
Nv United Press

Although the Oklawn Park
race meeting does not open until
Feb 20. more than 100 horses are
already quartered within the park
in preparation for the 39-day- ses-
sion.
Racing secretary Eugene Bury
announces he already has received
more applications for stall space
at Oaklawn Park than he can
accommodate. He indicates ne Will
pass the stalls out sparingly, since
many of the leading stables from
New Orleans and Florida tracks
will be here for the meet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

The Detroit Lions are figured
70 nave used some red ink In
making up this seasons balance
sheet -. TO the tune Of $4,000,
Here's one TO make Olympia
manager Fred Haner drool Sell
out crowds topping 1900 see
every basketball program al Mad.
son Square Garden. And ducat
for a good seat costs you $3.50.
Couple of years ago when Ned
Irish left the newspaper business
10 promote the cage games in the
Garden. a seat could be had for
IS cents
But the sports boom is Just
starting. tn be greater than ever
with the coming Of peace :.
hurry the day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Big Curling Meet

Six Kinks from the Detroit
Curling Club will pay an equal
number at the Sarnia Curling
Club today. They will compete for
the Mosley Mug first put in play
last year and won by Sarnia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Grant Leads Sexton

LANSING. Mich. Dec. 10
Bob Grant. a 6 foot. ) inch sopho-
more center, scored II points here
Friday night as Lansing Sexton
opened its l9ii-45 basketball sea-
son with a 5l-3l victory over
Midland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

Bobby Ruffin never has been
kayoed. Last night, however,
Johnny Greco lifted him off his
feet and raped him to the canvas
for an eight count. But Ruffin is
the kind of a ring dream boy who
can turn on a terrific comeback.
And he did for a draw.
Once Ruffin went 10 sleep un-
der a violet ray machine for what
was to be a three-minute treat
ment for sinus. He dozed off for
30 minutes and was barbecucd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Out Of IFS Class

Ecorse. Class B high school.
scored its third straight victory
over a Class A school by downing
Dearborn. 22-l2. at Ecorse last
night as Robert Twork had eight
and Cecil Mobley six Of the p
points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
AS an intellectual
IunneY Is Synthetic

Curio: a university psychOlo-
CYST who met Tunncy and Demp-
ey on the same day they hap
pened 10 be here recently--con-
dcred Dempsey more intelligent
TunneV he said. was more or less
of synthetic intellectual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Titdis WaIIop
Ontario Five

With every player getting at
least two points. University Of De-
tr0it walloped Western Ontario
College. 55-26, at Hackctt Field
house last night Tom MoltOr and
Joe Polite each tallied II points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
324O and 696
Top Pin Loop

Mineralites are out of hiding
today with 32i0 rolled last night
IN the Greater Detroit Bowling
League az Olympic. Il was sufl-
Gent for two from SudriH which
shcarrd or 5O52 IN 1II5 figured
in the Mineralite, to,al
Parisclean waved 3l20 .ncMd-
ing 1923. Chcno-TIombly 5075
with Ills. SHotr 305t. Pepsi
Cola 305l DeLI>eWtid 1901
Kraetke 1929 and r g. p 29o3
Walter Johnson. Mincrshtos.
made 696 Stanley S'anuhs PARIS
clean. 6S7. and Tom Rooney Mn
eralteS. 68l IN the blue ribbon
group Charlie Bochm, Deluxe
weld, 67S. Henry GAVE, Pepsi
Cola. $50. Tony Eoy8G and Nor
man LaCrolX. Sunun. Coo and
COS, and Fred Bujac E& = CO..
were not so bad. either
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Farley Persists

jim Farley is keeping out Of
office because he still wants to
become major league magnate
and the mogul OF no other club
than the New York Yankees. His
=tsiti=frr B0u1bers Is still the
highest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
YECK's SHOTS DO 1T

Ludington, with one and one
record in conference play, pro-
vided the fireworks when, after
trailing for three periods. tied the
count at l9-all and forged TO the
victory on a field goal and two
charity shots by guard Try Yeck.
Forward Earl Anderson spanked
LndinsteH attack with eight
points and was followed by Yeck
and center Jim Cross with seven
tallicS each. Forward Bob Cour-
son led Traverse City with nine
points
Traverse City was tied for con-
ference honorS in the early stages,
but the unexpected defeat gave
them only two wins whereas
Manistee had three victories
against no losses.