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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-25
ZNAMENJE $TIRIH
LONDONsKA POVEsT
ANGLESKI SPISAL A. CONAN DOYLE
S pisateljevim dovoljenjem poslovenil D. B.t-n.
"Dobro. da ste 10 privedli!'

DoprO, ga ste 10 p1iVeun:
je vzkliknil oveseljen. "Athel-
ney Jones je m e d tenn odsel.
Medtem ko vas nj bilo, je polka
zal svojo moe in nj dal aretira-
ii samo najinega prijatelja Ia
deja Solto, ampak tudi vratar-
ia, hisno oskrbnico in pa indij-
skega sluzabnika. Sedaj imava
dovolj prostora zgoraj, S a m O
sluga je ostal tn. Pustite psa tn
in pojdite z menoj."
Privezala sva Diano "a mizno
nogo v vezi in odsla po stopnji-
cab navzgor. Zgoraj sva nasla
sicer vse neizpremenjeno, samo
mrlic ma sredi je bill pokrit S
platnenim prtom.
"Posodite mi svojo svetilnico,
sluga," je nagovoril Holmes "a
spanega policista, XII je sedel v
kotu. "Sedaj moran sezuti cev-
lie in nogavice, nestle jih vi S
seboj doll, gospod doktor. JAZZ
bonn skusil namrec nekoliko pie
zati. Prosim, pomocite moi ro-
bee v kreozot. Dobro! Sedaj pa
pojdite menoj Sc "a trenotek
v podstresje."
Holmes je svetil Sc enkrat S
svetilko "a stopinjami, XII so Sc
poznale prahu.
"Prosim, opazujte te stopinje
boil natancno. Ali zapazite kaj
posebnega?' ~
"To so stopinje kakega O.
troka ali pa k a k sne e majhne
zenske," sem rekel JAZZ.
"Toda ne glede ma velikost
ne zapazite sicer mic %
"Zde Sc mi priblizno take, ka-
kor vse druge."
"Nikakor ne. LIE glejte sem
Tu je sled desne noge v prahu
Zdaj bonn pa JAZZ stopil svojo
boso desno nogo craven te sle'
di v prah. Tako! Kaksen raz'
locek vidite %
"Vasi prsti so stisnjeni sku
paj, docim stole pri oni sled
prav razlocno narazen."
"Dobro. Zapomnite 81 to, kaj.
ii to je velike vaznosti. Sedaj pa
prosim, poduhajte ono lato poe
podstresnim oknom.'
Naredil sem, kakor mi je re-
> KEEL, in takoj sem zacutil mocar
| kreozotov duh.
''Tu gori je stopil, ko je le'
eel ven. &c ste vi to zaduhali
gotovo tudi Diana ne bo tezke
nasla sledi. Odvezite torej seda.
psa in opazujte mole plezanje
po vrvi.'
Ko sem prisel ven, lie Serlol
: Holmes re stal ma strehi; vide
: sem ga plazecega Sc po robl
| strehe kakor velikanska kresni
: ca, S svetilko, ma prsih pritrje
; no. Ko je stopil "a dimnik, SEN
: ga zgubil "a trenotek izpred O.
: ci, toda Sc je zopet prikazal ir
: sc nato skril ma nasprotno strar
l strehe. Sci sem okrog hise ir
l videl sem ga sedecega ma zlebl
: zgoraj oh strehi.
' cali ste vi, dr.. Watson ?" j
. zaklical.
l "Jaz!"
E "Tu je tisto mesto. Kaj pa j
= tista crna stvar tam spodaj?
E "Sod "a vodo."
= "Pokrit
"Da."
Narcotic 81 fini FUR COAT
ali Sterling suknjo IL cisto
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(Nadaljevante)

LIE poberite se," je zopet "a
grmel glas. "Primaruha, tn v
vreci imam gada; takoj ga vam
zazenem ma glavo, &c Sc ne spra-
vite izpod okna."
Gospod serlok Holiness"
sem zopet pricel, a besede so
napravile mogocen Wits, kajti O.
kno Sc je hipoma zaprlo in cez
minute so Sc odprla vrata in
prisel je ven start Serman, dol
ga, suha postava z mocnim til
nixon, povesenimi ramami pa
temnimi ocali. Vzdignil je svojo
svetilko ma visku.
"Prijatelj gospoda serloka mi
.je gotovo sleherni cas- dobro do
sel," me je nagovoril. "Stopite
noter! Varujte Sc tega jazbeca,
lahko vas ugrizne. o ii nicvred-
nez, ii nicvrednez, ali te mika
popasti gospoda?'
TIE besede so MERLE ma her
melina, XII je fiscal svojo pored-
no glavo rdeckastimi ocmi sko-
ri zelezne palcice svojega kur-
nika. "One kace tam Sc vam nj
treba bati, ker je to belouska !;
sal nj strupena, cato pa 10 pu-
stim laziti po sobi; pospravi mi
madeleine scurke. Teg a mi ne
smete zameriti, da sem vas v
zacetku nekoliko surovo vspre-
jel, kajti pomislite, koliko jih
ie, XII mi hodijo trkat ma vrata
samo radi nagajivosti. S Gin
morem postreci gospodu serlo-
ku?"
ION potrebuje enega izmed
vasih psov.'
AHA, to bo gotovo DIANA"
'Da, Diana jo je imenoval."
Diana je tukaj ma levi pod
stevilko Z"
Pocasi lie korakal lucjo ma
pref med druzino izrednih ziva'
Ii, XII jih je bill zbral cd vseh
vetrov. Pri slabi luci sem opa-
zil le, kako so sc zasvetile BILE.
scece oci sedaj tu, sedaj tam
XII so izmed vseh odprtin in ko.
tov zvedavo gledalc ma naju. &C.
10 ma tramovih mad glavo so Sc
deli dragoceni ptici, XII so Sc le
no prestopali enc noge, ma ka'
terej je pocivalo njih truplo, ma
drugo, ko so jih v spanju mo
till najini glasovi.
Diana je bila grda, dolgo
dlaka zival, napol pes prepeli
car, napol jazbecar, rjave bar
We belimi lisami, z navzdol vi
secimi usesi in zelo neokretno
gugajoco hojo. Pc nekohkem O
botavljanju je vzela il mole 70
Ike koscek sladkorja, XII mi g
je bill dal pref gospodar. To je
potrdilo najino prijateljstvo
sledila mi je v kocijo in nj de-
lala med voznjo nikakl snih tez
koc. Ravno je udarila ura biz
MEM gradu tri, ko sem Sc vrni
k Holmesu. Hisnega vratarjs
McMurdo je bila med TEN po
licija kot sokrivca odpeljala '
zapor in mesto MEGA sta stra
lila who'd diva redarja. Ko SEN
imenoval ime Holmes, sta M
pustila brez obotavljanja Di
ano vred vstopiti. Holmes j
stal, z rokami v zepu, ma his
..x. .o,o,,, =, n,,S;I ~ ,,iroo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-25

Podprimo b0rbo Amerike n demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta nakupom
vojnih bondov in vojno-vartevalnih
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GOebeIS Sweep
lnSuranC0IM0n

Goebel all but locked up the
championship of the Ladies
Minor League at Bowl-O-Drome
last Friday by virtue of its 40
victory. over third-place Pome-
roy Insurance. The sweep gave
Goebel an 1l-point edge over
second place Fuller-P e ii r
Taxi, which had to be satisfied
with stalemate against Swan
Drugs. Two other shutouts were
turned in, Petch Tool & Die
blanking LaCroix & Groesbeck
and Schalm Beauty Shop doing
the same to d. N. Cooley Morti-
clans. In other matches Barney's
Tailors took three points from
Denmarsh Mariners Club while
Mount Clemens Skating Arena
and Tassie Tavern split.
Mildred Campbell of Goebel
copied twin honors with a 222
game in a $50 series.
The Standings:
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Hazel Park
Tops batlers
McHs Title Try
Is Unsuccessful

Changing their attitude from
an unenthusiastic team to an
overly-anxious squad. the Bath
ers dropped a 40 to "a game to
Hazel Park Friday, as they lost
all chances for a try at the dis
trict championship title on the
Ferndale court.
Shooting wildly and at ran
dom, many easy shots missed
their mark. Coach "Stubby"
Quinn declared that his boys
were lover anxious to win the
tilt, and played too wild a game
TO make skill and ability count"
In the second half, Mount
Clemens settled down to more
concentrated play, and the ag-
gressive power swayed over to
their side for a while, but too
late to be of any value. The
Bathers trailed by % to S
count when the end of the first
half sounded.
Outstanding for Hazel Park
was Doctor, with Is tallies, and
McIlvride who marked up seven
poi nts, even though Mount
Clemens players, knowing his
ability. took special pains to
cover him constantly.
Hazel Park was later defeated
by Crosse Pointe, which took
the Glass A championship on a
81 to 81 victory.
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Standings Close
i'm House League

Standings were shaken up last
night in the BoWl-O-Drome
House League, with Miller In
surance moving TO the front
ahead of Mount Clemens Manu-
/ featuring by scoring a 81 vic
tory over Yde Grocery as the
Manufacturers dropped two
games to Altes Lager. /. o. O.
F. moved into a tie for second
place by registering a sweep at
the expense of Copeland Manu-
featuring. Packers Outlet also
stayed in the thick of the scram-
BILE with 80 victory over Mas
tro Grocery. The other match
es we're 81 affairs, Detroit News
defeating Monitor-Leader and
Post Engineers Carpentry win
ming from Post Electric.
High individual marks were
Elmer Dobberowsky's sos for
Packers and Walt Starkey's
228 game for Yde.
The Standings
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% Receive
Contracts; Few
Report 10 Camp
Ralph Siewert
Considered Best
HurIer Prospect
Bv WATSON SPOELSTRA

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Mar. ID
-tP)-The Tigers open today
their most curious spring train
ing season on record.
Fewer than a dozen of the 28
players who received contracts
month ago were expected to
report to Manager Steve O'Neill.
Five had checked in last night
Pitchers Paul Trout. Hal New
houser, Zeb Eaton and Walter
Beck and Catcher Bob Swift
and six more were due today.
They are Pitchers Joe Hare and
Emery Hresko, infielder Eddie
Mayo and outfielders Don Ross,
Joe Wood and Jimmy Outlaw.
Most of the others will be re-
porting sometime before April
J." explained General Manager
Jack Zeller. If we trained in
Florida, they all would be on
hand early, but now they are
holding off to cut down the time
in camp That's all right with us
if they are in shape when they
report, but they had better be
in shape"
FILL IN GAPS
To fill in the gaps the Tigers
yesterday arranged TO have
available dozen of the SO
youngsters who participated for
six days in a tryout camp. All
II are Az or have army medi-
cal discharges.
None of these boys is going
to be a big Lacquer in 1914 one
club official said, but we must
have players. You can't put nine
Cinnamon out there"
OF the IL youngsters, Pitchers
Ralph Siewert, six-foot, 11-inch
Mt. Clemens boy, and Stanley
McElmurry of Lansing are con-
sidered the best prospects.
The others from Michigan are
Pitchers Lyle Bliss, Mt. Glenn
ems; Paul Cable, Battle Creek
and Harold Methner, Flint
Catcher Stan Jelinek, Bannister,
infielder Don Pabalis, Bay City
and outfielder Ed Volan, Pin
coming.
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State Farm Holds
Two-Point Margin

State Farm Insurance held its
two-point edge over Pepsi Cola
last night in the Glass B League
at Macomb Recreation, coming
up with 81 verdict over Bat
kins Radio as Pepsi won three
points from Beuschlein's Tav-
ern. The lone slam was marked
up by Wolcott's Mill against
Mount Clemens Dairy. In the
remaining match Bannow Drug
won three points from Frank S
Market.
Barney Diehl Of Bannow
Drug had 5l7 for high series
while M. Rachow of Pepsi had
PIP for high single.
The Standings.
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The Standings
Printers Gain
on Cleaners

Lee Printing, chasing Super
Cleaners for championship hon.
ors in the Knights of Columbus
League at Bow l-OD % m e.,
gained ground on the Cleaners
last Friday by scoring a 81 vic
tory over F. j. Miller Company
as Super lost three points to
Henk Studio. Two other matches
also were 81 decisions, Eagles
defeating Schunke Jewelry and
the Flyers winning from Hill
crest Studio.
Charley Doyle Of Hillcrest
again led the league with a SIS
series while Ed Miller, Sa., had
high game, 234.
The Standings:
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Fights
Last Night
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA - Jose Ba-
sora, l55 Il, New York, stopped
Harold Jamaica Smith, 148 "a
Philadelphia, 3. Mike Della,
1875 Il, Los Angeles, stopped
Dusty Brown, 1873 Il, Whining
ton, Del. 4.
BALTIMORE Harry Jeffra,
1873, Baltimore, outpointed
frankie -Rubino, 1873, New York,
10. Howard Bennett, III y
Baltimore, stopped Bob Jacobs,
166, Philadelphia, 4.
CHICAGO-Nate Bolden, TIA,
Chicago, knocked out Freddie
Griggs, 1913, Memphis, 2. Gene
Mickens, 200, Fort Wayne, Ind.
outpointed Pug Wilson, 20l "a
Gary, Ind. s.
HOLYOKE, Mass.-Lulu Cos
tantino, 1873, New York, out
pointed Angel Aviles, 1870, Mex
leo City, 10. Harry Gary, 100,
New York, knocked out Jack
Hawks, 1853, Hartford, Conn. S.
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directly back to take out the
No. 8 pin.
The one, two, four and seven
spare is made exactly the same
way, but with the ball hitting
slightly more to your right on
No. 2. In this, the four pins form
the left diagonal from headpin
to the seven, last pin in the left
hand corner as you face the
pins. The ball knocks the No. 2
against No. 4, which is turn
takes out the seven.
In these the ball is thrown
straight, as curving or hooking
requires expert handling. and is
generally accomplished only by
seasoned boWlers.
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CORBETT, DIXON MODELS
Priehs, Teachers
Register Sweeps

Two sweeps. one by Priehs
Sales over LaCroix g. Groesbeck
and the second by Teachers Club
over Lorraine's Tavern, marked
play last week in the Ladies
Friday Night League at Macomb
Recreation. ague- leading
Nesbitt's Orange gained a draw
with River Pointe Bar-B-Q
while in the remaining match
Macomb Recreation took three
points from Breitmeyer Flow
ers.
Helen Libermans 458 series
and Ruth Greggs 1875 game
were high scores.
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The Monitor-leader
TUESDAY MARCH IA, 1914 PAGE 10

cision over Barnett's Dress Shop.
Two other sweeps were record
ed. Don's Five banking Den
marsh Hotel and Bath City Ga
rage doing the same to Henk
Studio. In other matches, both
81 affairs, Johnnie's Five de-
feated j. & j. Music and Dad 5
Rustic Rest won from Veda S
Beauty Salon.
High scores were Helen Lie
berman's $50 series and Clara
Levine's 209 single.
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Kiwanis Kegler.
Sweep Rotary
hrTwoStruighi

Kiwanis keglers scored thei
second straight 5 TO 3 trump
over the Rotary Club Sunday, Z
win the first leg on the Bowl
O-Drome' Service Clubs Fel
lowship trophy, 10 to 6.
Paced by Herb Parres wit
consistent games of 1879, l8l an
l89 for $50, the Bath City K
wants team counted a 4-poin
shutout over their opponent,
Jack Galbraith had 504 Will
r. Joe LaRiviere went II pin
over his average with a Ala
Bugs Lindsey was high for TIL
losers with 476, just two pin
better than Ted DeGroot.
Sherwood Bennett with 54I
was high for the other Rotar|
team as they took three out d
four points from Bill Held's X
wants No. /, winning the frs
game by three sticks and losin
the last by eight. Otto Nicke
converted all three of his after
moons splits to lead the KiwarI
ians with SAL while Held wa
second with 500 after a bit {
ten pin difficulty.
Sundays APPOINT victory fc
Bath City Kiwanis gave ther
Ia out of a possible Is points i
four match games this season.
The winning Kiwanis team
will celebrate their victory e
guests of the Rotarians at a REF
ular luncheon meeting soon.
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Two Teams Tied
in First Place

Krause Service and Priehs
Sales remain in a tie for first
place in the Lutheran League
at Mount Clemens Recreation
In their latest starts last Friday
Krause captured two games
from d. N. Cooley Morticians
and Priehs won by the same
margin from Mount Clemens
Hardware. Alwardt's Distribu-
tors took over sole ownership Of
third place by scoring a sweep
over Farmers Milling as Kop-
pitt wo ntwo from AlWardt S
Cafe.
Erwin (Jiggs) Krause set the
individual pace with 243 game
and a 542 series.
The Standings:
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Lager in Deadlock
With K of C. Squad

Knights of Columbus moved
back into a tie for second place
with Altes Lager in the Holy
Name League at Mount Clemens
Recreation last night. While AL
ties was losing two games to
Progressive Press. X. of c. came
through with a 81 win over La
Croix Painters. In the only 9TH
er match Oldbru took pair
from Macomb Beer Store.
Vince DeLegue walked off
with double honors with a 246
game in a 500 series.
The Stapdipoc
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AteL Called Daddy of Them All
Vas Harder TO Hit Than a Shadow

Washington, but didn't consider
the name appropriate, so he
switched to Abe after Lincoln.
Watching Jim Corbett and
Little Chocolate George Dixon
inspired me to change from a
slugger to a boxer. l watched
them block, slip, duck and side
step with ease and grace, and
realized a fellow could be a
fighter and not get hurt-if he
were clever enough"
Abe Attell was harder to hit
than a shadow.
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RIKES
1slp:'zlRE)
BY JIMMY SMITH

One of the most common
spares is the one, two, eight pin
leave. II can be made in vari-
Gus ways, but the easiest for be-
ginners is TO shoot from the
right hand corner, angling the
ball so it hits between the one
and two pins. This forces No. 2
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Bar-B-Q Sweeps;
Nears TOP Spot

A 40 victory over M. r. An
derson put Clinton Bar-B-Q
within five points of a tie for
first place with LaCroix Paint
ers & Decorators last night in
the Ladies Major League at the
Bowl O-Drome. The Painters
had to be content with a 81 de-
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Sports Roundup
BY Hugh Fullerton, Jr.


NEW YORK. March Ia - tAPl - Now that Spring tron-
ING under woy major eoeue managers ore predicting THIS
viii be a pitchers wear" What pitchers9 A very
ouoh survey Red and Green books shows ho the
sonoby good ebowers still outnurbered by the
nnddno hitters We don't look for much change in the
normal baIonce except the Of such clubs the YAM
KEGS who still have enough good pitchers TO put
the hill every day After Watching Oil Oodds DUST
the indoor mile record Saturday this department convinced
the fabulous mile will be ooned only when some
one turns up who can four 60second quarters Oil
limit three and he obe 70 make record time only when
he slowed down A BIT n the third.
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STAGEHANDS
DRESS FORMAL

At every royal command per-
Torrance in England, the stage
hands must appear in evening
dress and white gloves to shift
scenery about.
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At Abe Attell's peak. the ordi-
nary boxed couldn't hit him
with a horsewhip.
l recall a gabfest in Jimmy
Johnston's office when he was
directing boxing at M d o n
Square Garden. Johnston was
extolling Jem Driscoll as the
daddy of them all, pound for
pound. At the height of his ora
ton, in walked old Charley
Harvey, who managed Driscoll
and Owen Moran when they
tackled Attell.
Charley, who do you think
was the greatest fighter for his
inches who ever lived?" asked a
boxing writer.
ABE Attell," promptly re-
piled the veteran Harvey, 1T
isn't even debatable."
Coming from Charley Harvey
und der the circumstances, !
thought that was the finest COM
pliment ever paid fighter.
Although only a light feather
weight - the limit was 1872
pounds in those days-Attell so
far outclassed opposition that he
was forced to take on light
weights, Welters and even mid
dleweights, and more than held
hiS nMtn
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LIGHTNING
EXPLODES TREES

Trees explode when struck by
lightning. The stroke creates a
gas chamber inside the wood,
and the sudden vaporization sets
up an explosive pressure.
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Sweden is showing an increasl
in number of horses, there bein
$4,000 at the last count.
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ATTELL CHAMPION
10 YEARS

Among the bigger men en-
gagged by the fivefoot four At
tell we're Battling Nelson, Fred
die Welsh, AID Wolgast, Moran,
Harlem Tommy Murphy, Au-
relic Herrera, the original Kid
Herman and Kid Broad.
He lost the featherweight
leadership on his 28th birthday
ON a debatable decision that
went to Johnny Kilbane follow
ing 20 rounds at Vernon, Calf.
He had held the championship
10 years.
Attell participated in nearly
200 engagements from 1900 to
1913.
Toward the end of his career,
when Attell was definitely on
the other side of the hill, he took
part in what those who saw il
consider the goriest battle in
ring history-a 20-pound draw
with Harlem Tommy Murphy in
San Francisco.
/ He was so tired in the 18th
that he boxed the ferocious New
Yorker for the last minute o.
the round while seated on the
middle rope.
CORBETT, DIXON MODELS
When he broke in at Is ir
1900, Attell speedily gained &
reputation as knockerout. Abe
stiffened Is of his first Is op.
ponents, none lasting more thar
four rounds. The only one to
stay the limit of five rounds was
Eddie Hanlon. Abe starched "a
out of %.
They closed all the banks the
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HAZEL PARK

Approximately 8 per cent OF
persons weight is blood.
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OBSERVATION POST

OBSERVATION POST
Jimmy conxenon once tried TO sign Robert {. Hon
neosu chairman Of the kotionol Democ rotie Committee,
for his Detroit Ponthers when Jimmy coached the first
NatoneI Football League teom in Detroit. Hon
neeon, IN Conxelmsn's opinion, terrific blocking
back and kicker. WE'LL blocking and kicking come
in pretty handy in politics, too.
okE-MIkUTE SPORTS PAGE
The Carlo Blanca boseboI club Of Motororos Mexico,
bills itself as the team Of the greet surprises Sounds
like the Dodgers Promoter Joe Lynch estinoted that he
lost 81 900 last weeks Juan Zurto Sammy Aneo light,
WEIGHT NBA) title fight otter paying Sammy Sl7,5O0 ond
Juon S. 100 Sportsmnded Western Mehi9on College,
which already has basebo stonds besides
football stodum spent $4,000 for ground tor more
playino fields . The Pic magazine All America bosket-
ball team ust OUT lists Otto Orohom Don Orate George
kon Leo Killer and Allie Paine But the Greet Lakes soors
who played Of the omitted oil but Killer from their
olopponents team.
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
Col. Clinton A. True who piloted one OF the first
army bombers to land at Los kesos in the Admiralty
Iends, was resuor Army fuIbaek in 1885 ond scored
one Of the touehdowns that beat Navy thot year.
And Andy Chisiek, former Chicago Cardinols center
who commissioned under fire in the Pacific led de-
PeninsuIo in New Brtoin, The New oreons Navel
Armed Guard Center basketball team, winner OF the
southern A. A. Y. title, won't go TO Denver for the ma
tiona tourney Duty COILS which forced Coach Clarence
toose Jarvis so players the season. will in
terrier. Lieut. (is) Jshnny Sieso, former Columbia
and Beeys' end, has left the Banbrdse. Nd. Naval
Training setion take up his duties dentist at
Annapolis. -. Moybe Johnny isn't going to help Navy
put in the IT" but he'll put in the teeth.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-04

THURSDAY - Who Will Be
The Next Macomb County Pros
ecut0r?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-04
Portable War Plant
Used al Battlefront

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. --U.P)
Miniature war plants" trans
planted to our fighting fronts
are helping solve Uncle Sam
shipping problems and keeping
our war planes supplied with
ammunition every day.
They're portable machines
that link 50-caliber machine
gun cartridges at the rate Of 100
a minute into ammunition belts.
Designed and manufactured by
Package Machinery Co., they're
going to advanced fighter and
bomber bases in an almost end
less stream.
Weighing 800 pounds, the
linking machine can be carried
by four men and is driven by a
quarter-h horsepower motor or
can be operated by hand. 1t does
the work of 20 men. Only two
operators are required. One
feeds the cartridges into the ma
chine, the other tunnels metal
links into the magazine. Car
tridges and links are shipped
separately to conserve space.
Now part of regular Army
equipment, the machine has
been given the Army ordnance
designation of MS.