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Evening star., 1944-09-13

Chaillot Palace for his first majc1
address since the liberation.
Gen. de Gaulle reiterated the in-
tention Of the provisional govern
ment, as soon as war prisoners and
deportees can be returned home, to
hold an election by universal
suffrage Of "all men and women OF
our country" French women have
never had the right to vote.
Gen. de Gaulle said that in future
battles for Germany's defeat and
in the occupation itself I'VE intend
to participate in as large a measure
as possible
He reported the Germans still had
a hold in Is of Frances "a depart
ments. and he said the better part
of Frances communications were
still "paralyzed" from the ravages
of war.
New Road" Planned.
Recent rigors. he said, had high
lighted her failings of the past
negligence, mediocrity and in
justice which We have practiced or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
FIRST PLACE 500

II alleys instead OF the eight at
his own establishment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21

Clubs 10 participate in tho newly formed league
Parks and Recreation 81. Marys Of BEDFORD, ChrySer,
Detroit Gun Club Great Lakes Steel Royal Oak Cadll
lac. Detroit Edison Murray Casco Brewster irish Rifle
Club Fisher and Mlnutemen
Coaches OF all junior smallborc clubs will meet a.
the Detroit Edison Rifle Club Dec. II 10 arrange
schedule
Harvey Sanders member of the Vickers Gun Club.
will announce pistol league nc contacts all
clubs in the association Weekly matches viii fred
New clubs Joining the association were Multi Lakes
Gun Club Of Walled Lake Roosevelt High School Junior
Rifle Club of Wyandotte. Fisher Junior Rifle Club
and the Golden Eagle Rifle Club
The Brush Street Armory Rifle Association will meet
At It's new range Friday evening 10 set up schedule
Included IN the group St MaryS of BEDFORD Q.eater
Detroit, Irish Carl Hall Juniors and Minutemen.
V1ckerS Gun Club Team No ! and Detroit Edison No
4, winners in the American and National Leagues.
speetiveiy will fire threematch Shootoff, the first to
be held Friday night Vickers Gun Club The second
match of the Will be held Detroit Edison and
a third match. II necesSarN az Nickers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
Pepsi Five
Turnb|esE&B

Pepsi-Cola makes II possible to-
ny for Stroh 10 overhaul + e. b
l the struggle for first place i'm
Ia Detroit Times Classic
To do SO, Stroh must win three
aturday night at New Fairview.
here the teams roll off a post
'onement. The Goodfellow fund
ill benefit.
Pcpsi-coia surprised everybody
last night by dumping T. a. b
twice as Stroh was winning three
from Krakow. The result left
Stroh three games out of the lead.
r e. y almost drew shutout.
PepsEshad two in hand before
r e. B managed to squeeze out
the final by three sticks. 1893
10 1923.
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AALhlIn

nj VIDln NATIONAL AT GO. RIVER
~ VI MI ~ Free Parking TE 2.s6s6
" Nome o, N. GRGATtR pETRolr >LL.srLa
~ u ALLEYS opsn eo.iins AT DAY SAL, SUN
20 PALACE REC. ss'' A SsAI wno.t ~ s Ss
~ eHeh BOWLING TODAY UNTIL 80 p. n
g. Billiards. Restaurant ard Cocktail L0use.
PALMER PARK wsa".ss s0 ..s j ss,r's &
90 70 s.zg32. opsn Bowling From $50 A ~ u
~ FARMLAND so OUT IT'D cE $40 $40
NJ OPEN BOWLING DAILY Hs~. Modern Alley
n Fine CocNsi Loonss with GEesisnt food
= ptRfSt1f -t-wteatn AT oIcKIEsON
so 7 NttkOtUL IL 400 20 ALLEYS
no oBss Alleys UstH ?. ~. All Day Sat. sun
a Most Beautiful cSesiaH lovoss ~ O,trot
:, pLAYDIlIM 1917 'o 9s ca Ghsp AZ .y sA ''4l
' Open Until 4 A. M. Daily
90 RIVERSIDE n,O ,oi sssI 'tf'ta'U ~ 81,
-r-eRtA- se~ttSo- roDEY UNTIL 500 p n.
>. AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
20 RIVIERA REC s,.a e a., sxeS tSs
\ opsH Alleys saturday and sunday TN P. N.
ar pnYM $500 NAslsIlouE, Near {. Wares
nUIRl 20 ALLEYS NJ s777
~ Open Daily | P. NJ, Sun. 10 A. M.
~ pnI LVUul 7oio PURITAs. near Iiysrnoi
-" nUlANIlC rs ALLEYS UE l-HS0
E oPEs WE'RE TO-DAY AT y noon NEW
nAAfRS--tHAs. httIHHDEH MANAGER
IN YnluCp pCn $3.50 WYOMING AT
~ lUHeh htG, scHooIcRAFT no 446
Urds Me- Management open Alleys TO-DAY
Unut $50 p ~. After a. All Osy Sat. san.
VAN DYKE REC lsspz y;a e's. y, :, Gfi, s,a
= Open Bowling Every Afternoon!
q, VInTnpy 77i4 l7rH at DELAWARE
/" FIGtUhi v ALLEYS IN s5o7
n oPtE BOWLING TODAY UNTIL az ~ and
\ FROM cas- p ~ JkriL CLOSING TINE
50 WASHINGTON BOWL SO sG s'sS u.s. O.
! Open Daily Until } A. M.
81 WAYNES SCHOOL % s' ai: at S Ss ! sS;
WHY Dos'T YOU LEARN HOW 10 BoWLi
n See wayne Spauldlne-hsvs HIN SET YOU Rishi
WEST CHlCAG0 s wy IS '"''Af 10 49, 49,
4 oPTE BOWLING SATURDAYS AND sun.
. DAYS, 20 A. ~. riLL CLOSING. AILGTs.
IS WEST DETROIT w VIZ sHH''Ns or s s:si
v Opsn Alisys Vsskdsys 10 p ~ An os,
& sat. Sun comBisisly Psmedeieo. "a Ss~ Lsnss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21

Mike 'Tokar, in charge Of senior activ-
tiles; Harvey Sanders, in charge of
pistol: Gerald Splitter. secretary Bill
Dresser, treasurer. and Erwin Brehm,
chairman of the board.
An indoor senior shooting program
was drawn up with 13 clubs partici-
pating over period OF l3 weeks.
IWo-PoSftton matches VIII be held
weekly with 10 shooters allowed on
each team, the five high TO count.
At the conclusion of the matches
the 10 shooters with the highest av-
erage Will fire a special event against
the 10 high average shooters Of In
diana. the match 10 be held in Elkha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21

Bowlers without official aver
ages will enter at $50. Entrants
may roll as many times as they
have brothers. providing they
have a different combination each
time. First place prize in Class
A IS 500 guaranteed with tro-
phieS going TO the winners in each
division. The last prize fund was
$3.50.
John and Angelo Damico are
defending Class A champions as a
result Of their 1898 two years
ago. I'd and John Stabnick
topped Class b in 1l42. The
Class A record. 1899. was set by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
BY DON GILES

Ernest p. Brousseau of Lincoln Park member Of
the Great Lakes Steel Rifle Club reelected preSi-
dent Of the Southeastern Michigan Rifle and Pistol ASSo
citation at its annual meeting at the Book Cadillac.
Frank Babbsge, member of the ChrySler Rifle Club
named vice president. Other presidents elected
Harold d. Mcmahon in charge of junior activities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
BROTHERS HERE'S A MEET!
BY HAROLD KAHL

After a lapse Of one year Earl
Gremei returns with his popular
brothers doubles championship
bowling tournament at North
western Recreation, instead Of
West Chicago. the old stamping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21

Altoona REC. p ' IIle rlsH''A" ~ ISt ss.,
OpEs BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL 500 p. N
AND AFTER o. ALI DAY SAL. AND SUN
AMBASSADOR l1sxs sesAff yt ~. s;sl
osss so-l,aq All Dly Saturday,. ssessy, Fruu
10 ~ TN Clos'ns. "eskdays Tbi 7. After a.
ABcHMAY l9''' EAST y. l5f s,51 ave
Modern ALLEYS Open Bo.iias TODAY from oC
A n Uah 90 p ~ AID Ai,ss i 90 . N
BEAC0E REC " "sssoa at sAttsMAN
OPES BOWLING TODAY UEriL 500 p. NJ
RlWl .l-DR4MF lzz9s otH1th s .a o.,
LEAGUE RESERVATIONS OPEN FRIDAY, sDt
p ~. OPEh BOWLING SAT. AND SUN
CADILLAC 20 An,, = 'AG' rsS Ss'S'S G. ,,sl
Atsfe Doubts SATURDAYS brsP N
MINIS $50 DOUBLES SUNDAYS AT q. n
CENTENNIAL s..l 's ss ssAI sS,.r Ast sp.,
Open Boating TODAY uniA- -P-n-A-+---fr-
~ tants- VAT osf Beautiful CotEiaii toBnss.
CHehe- TROMBLY ''.S f s.s..l.l p e... $40
BFfs BOWLING TODAY UsrtL 900 .. ~
Aso AFrER " p N AL DAY SAL, sun
CONNER REC, 800 s. sessts AyE N. s,''
Opsnioat FOR Hofninu Afternoon and Midnish,
ttasusi ossA ee-i'ru UHfi ? " Ansr ~.
CREST LANES 'Gil sit.,s at % 70 s lss;
HONE oT THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
H1Slf opR STAGE BhR C0CkIAll- Iet}AtrE
'fFB0Rk REC a % A Ssa's whsso, o. p ,al
See Michieen's Postwar Pelscel
DETROIT RECREATION sS sttaTtIIs ass ~
y NI,,,. oDsF so.'i0S 90 p n. ard After
oAo All Da Saturday srd sunday
tASl WAKhbh CAoituI NJ 700
0PLs BOWLING TODAY UkTIL 500 q A.
AND AfTtR % so n. All DAY Sal. sun
cIpnCu ORR ii30 WOODWARD rI 2.assa
uHnuCN nCO' CENTRALLY OCArED
OpGN BOWLING TODAY uETtI 500 3 ~
AfTtR - 90 Az DAY SAT hhD sun
6RtAl LAKES wooowss5 ~ ass
Obsa Ba-iias--so ALLEYS ~ A goW-uniH s
~ ana After % Coesist Bsf Adioinina
J. J, MlLLETT'S "' Tf ~ .as,,! AVE-
You Are Always Welcome Here!
MOTOR CITY % A IIsssS - "AI &c s,ss
opEs BOWLING TODAY UNTIL = go ~
StE Our BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21

Frank and Emerson Damico in
1889 Entries close with Marvin
Hannenberg. secretary, 1901 Indi-
ana. or Gremel at West Chicago,
Jan. Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
FETEs PINBoYs

HERE AND THERE - Dick
Clayton. Grand River-Livernois
proprietor. will have his custom
erS set pins al his annual party
for his pinboys next Saturday
Following bowling, Clayton will
seLuP turkey dinner for the
pinnerooS and give them sweaters
. The Mite Life League raised
$3.50 for the Goodfellows at their
recent party, according TO Norm
White.
Palace Recreation employees VIII be- leading
tnsl hsli q Their annual match Al the Palace
b 272s rave Palace rs margin :. :. IRONY
Carusos $40. Prank holinarO's 243 IN $40
and Augie Bambefg's $50 were top counts
al roOes 232-l9o.235 los 657 enabled
lsae curWin-s RITZ Rec TO sweep West
Ihicego Ia Travelling League match, 1881
Ffed Brose hit 245.l7o-247 for $50 Bm
AnlIechi 200, joe Brownies 2Ss and 20
2O2-ls7-264 Tor 653 IN the Crest $50
10Y Kaye 254 IN me Fisher Independent /.
80, Chef clccis tops me Proprietor. and and
Opefatofs Classic. Harold Allen The syeLsges
y, S'h isS ne he sn9 , 1Pi' Win MsbIlde
Other league tops. Violet Marsh 225
Nsq ssaee 20 h a9g cabin LAds,
smith 23l, Westoyn no. walter Schlunz
$50 FoId LocAi 600. MsrFs FortleT 1913
Dye Ladies Betty SCHNEIDER 1877. Rainbow
Ladies I'd Fekin 225 Conner House Lem
cole 225. Fire Dept No. ? Joe MarcinkoE
and Vie Cogols zl3x. Ford Trans: Ford
FILLMORE 2lO. Westown NO. 2.
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grounds, week.
ends, Jan. -
through %.
Gremcl, whose
last event two
seasons ago at
tracted 600
sets OF broth
erS, G X p e c [ S
around Te6 this
time. He moved
TO Northwest
ern because he
will be able 10
ODpratp Va n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
sCHLAFFs go LIGHT

CaSs Schlaff anchored with DO
10 Louis Sielaffs 1913. but Schlaff
was just short of the goal on n
couple of bad hits. Pepsi counted
1889 10 r d BIS 1887.
Scoring kudos went 10 Gasket.
which wrought 30Sl, largely on
Steve Cruchon'S 656 and Bill
Mowery's 672. II was one Of Cru
chon's best series of the schedule
10 date StreA- followed Gasket
with 3030 10 krakow's 2870.
MineraliteS had an S0-pin jump
over Kraetke. 2S4S 10 2768
Kraetke, however, shared the md
die by five and the final by d
10 90 ahead OF Seven-Elevcn. loser
Of three 10 Southeastern Recrea-
lion. Southeastern took the final
on rUttUff. IN pms, Southeastern
also trfunphcd. 1854 to 1924.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
GAHLEAU HITS 652

Harry Gahleau. PariSclean had
652. Stanley StanulS, 65l. Charlie
Kotarski. Fife. 637 Zygmund
Zack, 635; Joe Norris. Siroh. $40;
ARoger OXermXer. GaSkeir 626
0Sam Richardson and CaSs Schlaff.
,Pepsi-Goia. cal and 6fi Waiter
Wilkins. Krakow. 627, among the
noteworthy scores.
Bill Kenet, Stroh. pat out-h 33r
Roy Miller, Mineralites. 622: Al
kopitzki, Southeastern, 6l9: Paul
Scribner. kraknM-624.- Cas- Cry
ger, Stroh, broke 600 on a 276
finish for 6l7. Frank TeSchlcr
gave Gasket 62l. Roland Ritter
Suhhlne for John Crtmminx- III the
PariSclean lineup. showed 6fis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-21
Basketball Results

hssumrriUn -. II WAYNE -.
Marshall 81. Brooklyn college 4i--
virginia - Richmond A. r.
Oklahoma a. Phillips -
Capital 81. NuSkinEUm 50.
Colgate 80 Hobart
WHtnlnistfr 7 Arssnsaa OIL.
lassic 65. scranton 80
KanEaK 4 FOCktOurat rs
Mpofhead Tcathru 20 Msyu.ie Ttor1r "a
lnUh go Denver ~
Si Johns So Nen Point =. Ar Is
Nntre Dame OIL Lrla6 a.
OIsffe Navy a. Para college 81
erTfF' ~s-rf'Cu % camp Prsfr ~
S. Carolina - ~ JsfkH0u So
HIGH ~ LoaI
Ad7ian - Nysiitufi CruuH 77.
Arthur Hrt ~ Pint GENITAL a.
LDurfft % So AnthuDys ~
NJ Clemens -. Fast Detroit -
So Theresa 3D. 50 CaihernfF -
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-12-21
GAS COUPONS
TO BE GIVEN

Local War Price and Rationing
board officials explained this
week that when a car or truck
is sold, the seller returns his
ration coupons to the ration
office and is given a receipt
for surrendered gasoline to be
given the new owner.
The receipt is in duplicate.
The original is turned over to
the county treasurer when title
is sent to Deer Lodge. The car
bon copy is taken to the ration
office when applying for an
AZ ration. The stub or mileage
ration record must be kept, as
this is required for any applica-
ton for B" or &C" gasoline
book.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-12-21

Cf1hlS llAN SClENCE
of the Lesson-Sermon which will
o fthe LesSon-Sermon which will
be read in all Churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday,
December "a, 1914.
The Golden Text is: THE
people that walked in darkness
have seen a great light: they
that dwell in the land of the
shadow of death, upon them
hath the light shined." lisa 9:2)
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible
The Spirit of the Lord God is
upon me; because the Lord
hath anofnted me to preach
good tidings unto the meek; he
hath sent me to bind up the
brokenhearted, to proclaim lib
erty to the captives, and the
opening of the prison to them
that are bound" lisa. GID.
The Lesson-Sermon also in.
cludes the following passage
from the Christian Science text
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-12-21
PIANO RECITAL

Mrs. Ray Morissette presented
a number of her piano students
in a Christmas program Satur-
day afternoon at her home.
Those who participated were
10 Annette Waldorf, clara
Pitsch, Mary Lou Jurak, Marilyn
Wagner, Virginia Watson, Donna
Pitsch, Natalie Turley, Id a
Grace Peterson, John Waldorf,
Leroy KirSchenmann, Clarence
Lautt, Dorothy Redmond, Joyce
Gray, Beverly Mehling, Joan
Pitsch, Rose Lachenmeier, and
Dolores KirSchenmann.
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book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy: The mission of
Jesus confirmed prophecy. and
explained the so-called miracles
of olden times as natural DEM
onStrationS of the divine power,
demonstrations which were not
understood. Jesus works estab-
liShed his claim to the Messiah
ship" 10. 1919
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BAND CONCERT
WELL RECEIVED

Those who attended the band
concert given last Friday even
ing at the junior high school
gymnasium stated that it was
one of the best given in recent
years.
The band leader, and high
school music instructor, Car
Carter, was praised for the ex-
cellent work of the musical Or
ganization.
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IS U

Marine Private Edward K.
Wright, 20, former coach and
teacher at the Tongue River
boarding school at BuSby, has
been graduated from the avia-
ton ordnance school at Nor
man, Okla.
He is awaiting transfer to a
combat unit.
The Leatherneck, whose home
is in Billings, is a graduate OF
Montana State college.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-12-21
DECENTRALIZATION
PLAN DISCUSSED

The Blue Cross disqualification
plan will be discussed at the
Farmers Union program and
party to be given Dec. 20 at the
old grade school gymnasium,
beginning at 8 p. m.
ALI members and friends are
invited to attend.
Further details will be given
in next weeks edition of the
Hardin Tribune Herald.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-12-21
SEAL SALE GOOD

Seal sale contributions have
been coming in steadily, Mrs.
Lura P. Strand, Seal Sale
chairman, said this week.
She asked everyone who had
not yet paid for his seals to do
so, and thanked all those who
had helped with the work.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1944-12-21
HURT IN ACTION

Pfc. Frank Backbone, who
was wounded in action some
where in Italy on Oct. 10, ar
rived in Florida on a hospital
ship, Dec. II, and is receiving
treatment in an army hospital
there.
He is hoping to be trans
ferred to a hospital nearer his
home soon, he writes.
His wife, Mrs. Pearl Deernose
Backbone, is employed at the
Wind River agency at FIT.
Washable, Wyo., and his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley Back
bone, live in Lodge Grass.
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Seaman First Glass E. E.
Grooms was graduated from the
aviation ordnance school of the
naval air technical training
center at Norman, Okla, on
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Rev. Ralph E. Browning, Dist
pastor
5th and Cody Ave. -.
Services Saturday
Sabbath School, 200 pm.
Church services, 800 pm.
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Nov. Is.
Seaman Grooms is a graduate
of Hardin high school. His
wife lives in Billings, and his
parents are in Wapata, Wash.
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TWO wheel trailer with beet
box. Reason for selling, I need
the money. w. E. Newman by
Community church 51-l*
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"a VOLUMES tcomplete) of
Encyclopedia Britannica. These
books are in excellent shape.
$40. Inquire Tribune-Herald.
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FOURSQUARE CHURCH
Rev. and Mrs. John N. Hanson,
Pastors
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Mrs. Dale Redmond, Supt.
Worship service, HOO O'Clock
Crusaders, $50 p. m.
Evening evangelistic service,
7:30 p. m.
Prayer service Wednesday 7:30
The church and Sunday
school will present a Christmas
prgram and pageant Friday
evening, the 22nd, at 8 p. m.
Everyone invited. The pageant
title is, 1.-The Road to Bethle-
hem"
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CLASSIFIED
AID COLUMN
For Sole

1-3 room round oak coal burner,
New graters and fire box, see
Kenneth Christensen or Call
Cow. 4O-t1.
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Pastime Lunch Counter. Next
to Becker Hotel. 51-1a
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COAL HEATER. Medium size. In
good condition. Mrs. Betty
NeWkirk. 44-3
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CHURCH NOTES.
CHURCH OF GOD
A. j. Stuart, Pastor

a. y. StudTts dStOT
1000 a. m. Sunday School
HOO a m Morning worship
Evening Service, 7:30 pm.
Mid week prayer service on
Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
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LARGE Heatrola, high chair.
baby bed with waterproof
mattress. See Mrs. Roy Green
field. 5l-1*
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WE have the following rebuilt
motors in stock for immediate
delivery. Ford V8 1886,
Chevrolets 1929-30-31-35 and
SO. Order now, supply limited.
Montgomery Ward, Sheridan,
Wyo. SOL
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Lost

BETWEEN Hardin and Halfway.
Cream can. Fred Greenwald.
Hardin. 50-2*
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FIVE used treadle sewing mach
ines. Price $35 up. Singer
Sewing Machine Company.
Billings. 5O-S
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blue shirt, size IL. mans
brown shirt, size IS, two cleo
trio radios. Can be seer at
the Eric Walker residence Sill
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BROOCH pin. Filigree gold with
coral rose in center. Reward
INQUIRE Tribune-Herald SILL
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COAL STOKER in good condi-
ton. Mrs. Betty Newkirk.
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For Rent

TWO and three room apart
ments. Deluxe Auto Court,
Hardin, Mont. 46-tf
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Vented

WANTED TO ~BUY-Alfalfa seed. We
also handle Bemis A. Bags. Clyde by.
CERT. 4l-tf
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THREE or 4 keys tied with a
black shoe string. Return to
Stockman Bar for reward 81 l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26
Sports Roundup

East sending five 10
pes Mones with Drake University SAT
p. said the would CONSIST OF
Price Wayne Guerdon Frost John Drummer anu a
Schicbting.
Lafayette Ind-AP-The VIZ transfer man. who has dis
performing similar operation al Pur
due The jod by the tha
acted IN
of their five starts Elliott starting LETT ha
back the after Saturdays Michigan
Detroit-APThe Detroit & bowling 1856 series
night TO top the national honor roll
Bowling Congress Scores of 1869 ll6
which gives Detroit teams
positions honor roll holds first
Strohs third and CheneTromb sixth
history Of Rice
2000wl Rice play Texas Saturday for the
Southwest Football Conference lead
Provo University, which heded
1894 dropped the
vacation will the this Basketball
Coach Floyd Mile said today
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26
Spartans Will
Have ROOters

East Lansing, Oct 20 AP -
Michigan State will have 1000 or
more rOoters in the stands when
the indicated Spartan football
squad meets Wayne University in
the University OF Detroit Stadium
Friday night.
l. l.. Frimodig, ticket sales chief.
said nine out OF 10" ticket pur-
chasers are co.eds, and that the
demand is as brisk as Tin the days
when we were playing the Univers-
ity OF Detroit down there" The
University of Detroit has disap-
peared from Spartan football sche-
dulles.
Coach Charley Bachman said his
squad was in good condition for the
game, but reiterated warnings TO
the players that Wayne would be
capable OF upsettlng them II they
went in overconfident.
He will take to Detroit a squad OF
35 players in uniform, and % out
OF uniform. he said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26

Foreman No.
Earle AS, Chebowski 400, Ensign
wills 3rd) 365. Lobbestal $40,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26
Ypsilanti Bowling Scores
Sampson $50.
Maintenance
Bevins 4Ol, Bush $50, fowler 465,
Emmett 3S4, Harris SIS.
Tool Room

Meharg 3S1, Guenther 395, Corri-
gan 339, Slough 40. Miliski 80.
Time Dept.
Sherman 400, Harper 37S, Wood
worth 295, Hague 433, Pickett 1856,
handicap 80.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-26
Contest to be Final One
For Nusbaumer, Bob Wiese

Chicago, Oct. 26-AP-Let's take
look at that battle Saturday be-
tween last years Big Ten confer
ence co-champions. Michigan and
! Purdue.
The game, tenth in a series which
began in 1890 and the first since
1880, will mark the final appear.
ance OF Wolverines Bob Nussbaum-
er and Bob Wiese and Boilermak.
ers Chalmers (Bumps) Elliott. Stan
Dubicki, Frank Bauman, Ray
Schultz and Jim VALLEY. All are
Marine or Navy trainees slated for
advanced military duties after Sat
urday.
Ann Arbor may see a wide open
offensive battle, since the Wolyer.
ines, defeated by Indiana in their
Conference opener, must win to re-
main in the race. Purdue, tied
with Ohio State for the top spot,
needs a victory 10 keep pace with
the Buckeyes, who appear too
strong TO he upset by Minnesota
Saturday.
Statistical demons will watch
with interest the dual for yardage
and scoring honors between the
Boilermakers' Ed Cody and the
Wolverines Captain Wiese, rival
fullbacks Cody, with six touch
downs 10 his credit. has a 81 yard.
age gain in ST running plays. Wiese,
who has scored four touchdowns Is
close behind with a As average In
SIS trys.
Coach II. o. Fritz Crisler yes
terday sent the wolverines
through a rugged pass defense SEES
sion.
At Lafayette Purdue wound up
heavy drills and Coach Cecil Is
belr announced that % civilians
would go TO Ann Arbor today. Four