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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-01
Niemeyer to Address Club at March
Meeting

Niemeyer to Address Club at March
Meeting
Silas Diller, program chairman, an
nounces the good news that Ollie Me
meyer, game protector from Marion
county will give an illustrated talk at
the meeting of the club Tuesday,
March 13.
Niemeyer has appeared before the
club number of times and his talks
are always received with a great deal
of enthusiasm. Well versed in the art
of motion picture photography, this
game protector high lights his talks
with "shots" of Ohio wildlife in ac-
ton.
Herbert Rupright, refreshment di-
rector, says plans are under way to
make the occasion one to be long re-
membered and family night will be
observed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-01
Mineral Mixture

1t Is most important that hogs re-
ceive a good mineral mixture while
they are "hogging down" soybean
and peanut fields. Where no bone
meal is available, use 10 pounds of
ground limestone and pounds of
salt.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-01
Joint Directors Meeting

The officers and directors of the
Bluffton Saddle Horse Club and the
Bluffton Sportsmen's Club will hold
joint directors meeting at the town
hall this Wednesday night, at 7:30
o'clock. Chief topics of discussion
will be the holding of a Rodeo in
Bluffton next July and the sponsoring
of three ring circus during the sum-
mer months. The meeting is open to
visitors.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-01

Alfalfa roots are estimated to con-
tain 3,040 pounds of dry matter per
acre and this total includes 72 pounds
of nitrogen, is pounds of phosphoric
acid, 15 pounds potash and 13 pounds
of lime.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-01

weighed 20 pounds and measured 80
inches in length. There is only one
black pelt in the % trophies.
At the end of his 10th season Iudd"
has been in on the kill of 16O raccoons.
Thirty were taken last year during
comparatively open winter. Klingler
estimates his take" is worth approx
imately $40 in cash, but the value of
that added thrill of baying coon
dog with treed ringtail in the dead
of night cannot be estimated in terms
of dollars and cents.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-01

The shipment Is does and bucks, all
released in areas where rabbits were
not as plentiful as in previous years.
Motion picture recording was made of
the activity.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-01
Demand Brisk For. Trees

Wilford Geiger and Harry Barnes,
directors in charge of the tree patch
planting program announce that two
types of tree units are offered by the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-01

SEASON RECORD
Bluffton 81; Lima st. Johns SO
Bluffton 81; Rawson 30
Bluffton 40; Lima South 81
Bluffton 20; Ada 80
Bluffton IT; Lima st. Rose 27
Bluffton 81; Celina 45
Bluffton %; Kenton 80
Bluffton so; st. Marys 81
Bluffton 81; Bellefontaine 80
Bluffton 81; Pandora 80
Bluffton as; Ada 48
Bluffton %; Columbus Grove "a
Bluffton SO; Van Vert 81
Bluffton %; Wapakoneta 81
Bluffton 34; Upper Sandusky Al
TOURNAMENT
Bluffton 80; st. Johns 81
Bluffton 10; Lima st. Rose 81
Evening star., 1945-11-18
How a Funeral Spray
Should Look !?

-ond who knows better
than Chambers how to
qive more voIue for less
money? Our new Flower
Shop is reody to creote
beautiful floroI orange
ments for all occasions,
and deliver them any
place - and you know
the price will be right.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
Women with PILES
Get DOCTORS Tip

You know. without asking. that this
formula for distress Of piles MUST be
the best. It's the same one used by
DOCTORS. adjunctively for men and
women patients at noted Thornton &
tive relief of pain, itch, soreness Helps
soften and tends to shrink swelling. Get
tube Thornton & Minors Rectal Oint-
mentor Thornton & Minor Rectal Sup
positories. If not thrilled at quick re.
suits, the low cost refunded on request.
At all good drug stores everywhere.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
TELEGRAPH SERVICE
RESUMED TO ITALY

For The INST Tine IN i've years
personal and business messages may
be sent to Italy. it was announced
today at the local Western Union
office Government and press mes
sagcs have been permitted fer some
time, but only with Improvement Of
conditions in Italy has it been pos
sibIe to reestabIish communications
for the general public New rates 10
Italy are 24 cents a word and apply
also to some other European coun-
tries, and to South America, Central
America and the West Indies. Rates
scale down as low as % cents a
word for an overnight message.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08

VICTORY IN EUROPE! After many
long months, AmericG-. =. British and
Russian armies have succeeded in
Wiping out the once-spraWling Nazi
empire. Huge otfcnsivcs, relentless
~ carried out against seemingly
insurmountahle obstacles, crushed
the WehrmaCnt. International
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

Mrs. Dorothy kocSiS, wife of
Pvt. limerick KocSiS, former
Michigan PEA and Open cham
piOn, who was brought from
France To Percy Jones Hospital
week ago, Is WAC. Mrs.
KOcSis joined up several months
ago and at last reports was
stationed In Des Moines, Ia.
Several district golf clubs are
opening the season with new
managers.
John T. Brennan, formerly Of
the Secor Hotel at Toledo, already
has taken over as manager al
Oakland Hills. John Gcitz, who
has been with Bob Thompson for
five years. at Detroit Yacht Club
and Detroit Golf Club. becomes
manager Of Birmingham Country
Club, March Is.
Art Fisher, formerly al Bir-
mingham. is the new manager at
Western Golf and Country Club
Lee KOsten, one of the lead
ers among the OutStatc golf
pros, has resigned his position
at Muskegon Country Club 10
continue with Detroit tool
manufacturing concern engaged
In war work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Some of the Stars

To mention n few of these men
IN the above llneupS there is Flesch
and Buddy Bomar. national match
game doubles champions. The
latter is also national match game
singles king krumSke is an cX-
champ and good one: HarGadon,
one Of the former BudWelScrS IN
that thrilling match with StrohS,
and Jee- SiHIe certainly IS ITO
stranger with the MelStcrs
The PrimaS have Eli MaricClh.
Adam Plunge ann jpe TrduDenik,
the LinSz- outfit has Eddie kocpp,
Dawes ComlnS.- -klSSnH and
Mailx -MullIn- -hc&ldnS- HAT
gHNc no little scare certainly
Should not hc necessary 10 tell
YOU how T. 4 + has been failing
the sticks, or how CrmminS has
found himself again
There may be some criticism
against the Cleveland and Chi
Cago teams competing after the
National Bowling Councils re-
quest 10 eliminate travelling TO
bowling tournaments. but 1t didn't
apply 70 the teams mentioned be-
cause the Times Sweepstakes was
going on az the time such Sug-
gestion was made. That was
stated clearly by the ODT Elmer
Baumgarten. secretary, and John
Canelh, chief counsel OF the ABC,
advised 10 carry through.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Spencer Faces
Test in PerdItd

Leon Spencer. Detroit light
weight, Will get hts toughest pro
assignment Monday night when
he faces Joey Pcrdta, Arizona
Mexican, in the 1O-round head
liner on the Arcadia boxing card.
Spencer has had only IL pro
fights in comparison 10 Pcralt3'S
las. The Detroiter has scored
nine knockoutS and has been de-
fcaicd once. lie lost 70 Ruby
Garcia recently
Matchmaker Sco''y StyaonHn
has signed a hc.y of sIuggCr> for
has supporting program Johnny
Rizzo, Hamilton lOnD light
weight, who Knocked out George
TheuS last Monday. viii meet Vic
Jade, hard-hitting Cleveland bat
tier, in the SiX-round SemiWlndup,
Tommy Nelson OF Detroit, who
has scored three knockoutS IN
succession in the ArNdia ring.
Will meet Jimmy Pointer, another
Dctroiter, Mack ParShay Detroit
heavy, who last week flattcned
Snow Ross, will oppose Two
Ton Copeland of Flint. and Mi
guel Arroyo, hard-hltting Texan,
will face Mack Avary In four
FOUNDERS. one other bout Will
complete the bill
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Carriers Open
PIdYoff Monday

playoffs for East and West Di-
vision championships of The De
troit Times Carrier Basketball
League begin Monday.
Division champions Of both the
major and minor leagues will
play the following wcrk for The
city championship. Major and
minor city champs VIII then play
tho champion teams Of The Chi
caC0 HCrald-Amara3u in Detroit
tho first week of April and in
Chicago the following week for
ntcr-ci'y championships and The
William Randolph Hearst and
Jack korney trophies.
Schedules for Monday night are
"AIOPs
Irs- .T..r".yu a. r..r.r-
Rn-
s rt I4 T.v Sc.
d. u. Crul Eys a.
"INOrS
EHsH Co. u .t-s ~ >H. s-.glI.
ae.. Hst A-u At N.a...,a
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

ployes OF war plants holding
jobs, which. in numerous cases,
are very questionable from es-
sentlal point OF view, and stop
ferreting out much older men
just because they happen 10 be
well-known athletes. Unless this
practice Is stopped. baseball,
football and boxing will be fur
ther impaired il not destroyed
for the duration and many
months thereafter.
"FOr the sake Of bolstering
national morale, IL is supposed
to be the job OF some of those
bureaucrats TO make II appear
as though the war i'm Europe
will continue for another year.
That Is strictly the business Of
the federal government. My
point, however, is we should not
allow those bureaucratS to dis
organize and destroy baseball,
football, boxing and other sports
In accomplishing that objective
he said
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

Kelly, the Hon. George II. Dun
bar, minister Of game and fish
cries Of Ontario, p. J. Hoff-
master. director of conservation of
Michigan; Webb Mccall, president
of the Michigan Press Association
Russell J Bcngcl and DR. AlcXan-
der W. Blaine, members Of the
Michigan Conservation Commits
sion: kendrick Kimball president
Of the Michigan Outdoor Writers
Association; Prof. Paul Herbert,
forestry, Michigan State College ;
Don Leonard of the Michigan state
police and director of civilian de-
fcnSc. Adam Mcclure, president of
the Essex County SportSmen'S S
Association OF Windsor, and many
other noted conservation officials.
Continuing, the Illinois director
Of conservation said
sporting events are one of
the greatest forms of reCrea-
tion American workers have.
They should be classed as es-
Sential for this reason alone.
II the sportsmen of America
had been on the job at the start
of the war, they could have ar
ranged 10 have certain key men,
necessary 10 the maintenance of
sporting events, ClaSSed essen
tial i'm similar manner that
war industries do at present.
ENTERING LAST PHASE
'Tt is very obvious that our
war against Germany Is enter
ing its last phase. Those on the
inside at Washington will tell
YOU that at the Nalta conference
il was determined that the war
could end by April but set the
final date for the complete de-
feat Of the Na7is aS no later
than July Of this year.
III this be true, why not seek
out the extremely youthful em-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Matmen 10 Clash
In Elimination Bouts

Four grapplerS who have their
eyes on junior heavyweight
wrestling title match with Bert
Ruby viii engage in a pair of
elimination bouts at FairvieW
Gardens Tuesday night. Two of
them. Red Dawson and Ali
Aliaba, have had a shot at the
crown and lost close decisions.
Earrings; Dawson VS.. Buck Estes
and Aliaba vs. Tex Reilly. Both
bouts have an hour time limit.
Harold Chaundy VS. Dutch
Schultz and George Conncl vs..
Sailor Jack Smith are the short
bouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Spartans Earn
Sd Swim Title

EAST LANSING, March 10
Michigan State College captured
the Central Collegiate Conference
W i'm m i n & championship today
with So points TO Illinois Techs
37, Detroit Techs 10 and Waync'S $
- This was the third annual
meet and the Spartans have won
the crown i'm all three
State was the lone entrant in
two OF the nine events and cap
tured four other first places, in
cluding one relay. Fred Stllman
of Battle Creek led the point
makers with II. winning the 100
yard free style and tying his
teammate, Joe Mueller, in the 50.
30O-ysrd medley relSy-Won by Illinois
Tech fHArdmsn. Dauyvardis hNcifoc Michi.
gan state second. only two teams entered
22o-yard free style-won BY Mercer CMichi.
Kan S'0tcl: hasten tMichigan StGteI, sec
ono Wright Michigan state. third. Time
so-,ard frce s'y,e-eulman GNicrIrsn
state and mueller Michigan S'atrI upt
'ar hi9 NaNc.sH Illinois Tr.n. third
rar State. u'th Time 26
Fancy tNlur-Wou hy Barber CNichlaau
state, 22S6 points MsNe.sh Illinois
Tech second. 1o4 points Un.y two
contestants
Io0-yru free sy.,-Wan hy etuman
Michigan state Mutllef Michigan state .
second Hyer'y tMfrnirsu state third Hil
Detroit Tech fourth Maklt.sI tIiinois
Tech nfh Time Ss3
$50 yard tack str0ke-Wun ty REGAL tDc-
troll Tech AXclrOd illinois Tech Secnnd
Carr Ni.Nlran state. third TTartsuch
A..aifan state fourth Time l.s2 o.
zuV-yrrt breaEf strCke--Wuu hY HArenAn
.f..Tais Tt.l. Negrs'U .NIrNtrau state.
second Carrier michigan SlatCl, tnlrd
r.gHHt Wayns.. fourth Billie unnols
TU0N. fttG Time s8.t.
4aO-yFrf fee Vyie--Wn0' ~ Fartor
tNrH.Es~ STATE Wl-h' NlcHlran State.
second only two CUhteuanis Time q 90
sUO-ysrT 'Tfr Sfy.N u.fy-#NuH Uy HirsI-
FaU state ByeIy stevens Mueller Mercer
f'ir'i' Tech SECOND only tv0 teams entered
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Printers Hold
Sweeps

More than 200 men are entered
in the Detroit Printcraft Bowling
Associations annual individual
sweepstakes at the Detroit Rec
reation this Sunday. according TO
Charley Rupnow, secretary.
-Four games are to be rolled
across eight alleys with squads
listed at IL a. m, 1890, 2 and
$50 p. m, after which the boys
VIII have their usual froliC. In
addition to Detroit there Will be
printers here from Cleveland. Day
ton. Nj. Clemens and Ann Arbor.
Past winners are Webster Dan
iclS, Joe Carney, William Kron-
berg Earl Dodt, Richard Glynn,
William Englc and Xal Aaron.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Class B Elves
Head Sweeps
Saginaw Has Four
OF Chene-T -TrombIy
BY HAROLD KAHL

Class b hves take over in the
abSenCe OF Class A teams in The
Detroit Times Bowling Sweep
stakes with l9 OF them firing
sway uu the drives AT Chene-
Trombly Recreation this Sunday.
After they have had their innings
there should be n number Of new
names on the leaders board.
Among those that stand n
chance OF bettering tho leading
Z9S7 Of Fred Miller's Capitol are
four clubs from Saginaw where
tho Central States tournament is
due 10 end TINS Sunday with LOUIS
SiclaffS r & r as the new cham
pion. the result Of a splendid 300
f.lal
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11


Brchs Bill LarGadnnS- and Paul
kumS5cS NeistCr Braus and
Jerry Skovcs prma. three Of
ChicaCos best, Earl Linsz' Rccrc-
%tion. tops iH Cleveland ami oar
own Lou Slelan s T. & R-aRA
CasS SIct1ttt -2epSi=Gola, ,
JJtf-t y ii-t-f-t-- t-trtstrtt yuu witness
such star-Studdcd quintctS cross
ing the same SIX alleys. confined
70 an Class a teams, on the same
r+,-syh4t pttttetft ;frr admission
charge? Not even the Chicago
Victory tournament, the ABC or
Ray Schalk's sweeper, also IN Chi
Cago. can answer that one IN view
o. what has transpIred. The De
troit Times IN cooperation with
Chene-Tromhly is only too willing
10 offer such a program. one that
Is sanctioned by the government.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

The match was played at Mon
roe Country Club several years
ago, with Watrous and Orlick
conquering their famous op-
ponents for the doubles cham
pionship Of Monroe, Oakland and
Lucas counties. -
Sgt. Orlick reports that his
brother, John. who was wounded
and decorated earlier in the war
is training troops for the front
line; also that Don Soper, an
other we'll known golfer, has been
made a first lieutenant over there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Again Freddies

HERE AND THERE-Wirh
:J9-pIn lead the FTcdGIcs Erocklc>
and Bujack appear ln 10 spear
the state doubles match game
tie from Thcrm Gibson and
Wayne Spauldlng az Ambassador
next weekend Speaking OF
Spaulding. Pau Bayren IS the now
owner AT Strathmoor Wayne still
i1Structing al Sunct2 who
really is the new boss ~ TWcH-
teth Century is thinking OF open
Ing a post Office sub, because he
rot only receives 20 Grand mail
lut is other guys
Bill Kcnet-JOhn Pctro viii com
plctc their li-game match with
bill GerlOCk-Petc Tictz of Lapcer
for $500 at Olympic this Sunday
pt 3 r. m. Due 20 2 Red Cross
engagement IN Canada neither
CrimminS or Norris VIII be able
q attend The Detroit Times big
show al Percy Jones next Thurs
day. but Kenet will be there with
one OF the + 4 p boys If he can
get away 80. Andy Stefani has
sold the Cadillac 10 Thoua, Nor
man Chamber. a grand guy
Fitting Clarke Moses Will stage
81 600 first prize doubles classic
~ BOWl-O-DTOme next month 81.
Who's who IN this moving around
! Isiness. Moses. Hank Leahy.
Louie Burr or Jack Campbell?
... a Tournament for house man
fgrrs iS In order fox thi, quartet
Win Burr Tho favortc because Of
lIs bowling ability -. Lou Sor--
auni reports entries are pourrg
~ for his Thrcc-FFo Classic 90
tic Garden with $500 FIRST prizes
IN each eyCEt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

Buffalo dinner of the ID troll
Sportsmen's Congress at the Stat
Ter Hotel, Osborne further told his
at is the obligation Of every
sportsman in America TO protect
the great recreational facilities
of the nation provided by sports
men against the long arm Of
federal bureaucracy.
american anglers and hunt
ers are just as patriotic aS any
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Spariing
No Pins
Tines Offer Best
Show OF Season
By HAROLD KAHL

A bowl ing super-Show. un-
matched anywhere m the coun-
try this season. Will he offered
ms The grand finale OF CASA
shooting in the thirteenth annual
Detroit Times Sweepstakes at
Chene. TromhlX- Recreation, March
-
Il will involve six of the lead
ing teams IN the country trying
10 match strikes and spares in an
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

OF the match"
nc wrote on
Feb. 10.
S ct Orlick
also wrote he
had a dream
up front not
| o n & a 60
a b o u I I h G
w n I r o u s.
Orlick VS.. Nell
= Denaret
golf match
adding "th h oSe
really were the
.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
DETRoiTA% STTMES
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

GASOLINE
A Coupon ia gallons Valid Through
March 2l
A Coupon is-4 gallons valid March
p through June ~
rs and C-S Coupons gallons e1rn.
RS and Is tnupops--S gallons each.
B-T and CT Coupons gallons eacn.
tlaV requires state name and license
number - written on tYerJ coupon
Nhen received
GsS for GIs-1 gailOn q day M ~
30 dAys Mileage rorOrd frr Specific
auto must be presented by CI 10 local
board
PHI OIL
Periods 4 q. - aud s-vt.d
through sept 80.
SUGAR
STAMP rs, Book A-Vauf through
June
LIQUOR
Ne is-VAud through March 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

PROCISSTD FOonS
Riue Us through B.2-Naid threu~h
Blfr "a through G-2-Vsld through
A..4 3-
Blue ia through M-7-yald throush
June q
Blue N.2 through S-2-vsad throush
July
MEATS. CHLEsE. FATS
Rcd Qs through s-s-VHild through
March 81
Red IS thfoush N-s-vaId through
turI 2F
Rod Ys through n-2-vsUi ihrcush
Juno
Rcd "a through J-7-ysIt March
Through IIiy I
One 10 savage fsf good frf 4 cents
ana two ration points
~ITpIS
Arplane stamps 4 and a-ysf4
indefinitely Loose stamps N0t Accented
Landlords must register an TENANCY
CHANGES enc an rented SPACE Tor
lTiug 0r sleeping
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

prize Of $500, the first ever Of
tered 10 bow icretteS of this aver
age. There also Will be additional
prizes depending upon the entry
end also squad awards. An event
o. such kind has long been needed
I'm this city.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

Pearl Gabriel
son as prcSi-
dent. is so en-
thuSlaStic over
the event she
hints there viii
be an entry
that IS surpris-
ing.
1t viii be a
five game af-
fair 10 be rolled
across 10 al
leyS for a guar
Mt - @ d first
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Golf Pro Sees Nazis
One Down, One to Go
By NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

Sgt Warren Orlc<, promanager Monroe Country Club
before the who in Franco with the medical corps Tor
the trend as follows:
"It looks like and YOU can bet tho Ger
n
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

effort 30 land
the 81 600 top
e ward III an
event that eX-
Ceeded all eX-
pcctauonS with
$l3l6I25 If
not mi O a. In
prize money
for five differ
EAt tta~~rS-
These clubs
nrc = !
I'll. NJ,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

other group
I'm our ma
tiOnal life. In
this present
conflict they
h a We given
I h q ir lives,
their time
n n d th ir
money to see
this ma 10 n
Victorious"
Other speak
crs on the pro
IRAN, ,Tarp Epy,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Carol Strikes!

With more than $50 entries al
ready in IL appears Carol Strand S
first annual .unior individual ClaS-
&c for women Of leo average, or
lCSS. is gong over big at Log
Cabin. April 2S-2g-May so Mrs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
9 Rifle Meets
To Be Staged
Decide Dates
Monday Night
By DON GILLIEs

Two indoor matches and four
outdoor registered tournaments
will be arranged Monday evening
when the Southeastern Michigan
Rifle and Pistol Association meets
at police headquarters.
Jerry Splitter, association Secre-
tary, will announce the prize list
for its winter indoor junior and
senior league matches now draw
ing 10 a close.
News of the rifle clubs:
Ed Gorinac. member OF the
Border Line Rifle Club team of
Port Huron and Hearst cham
pions in 1912, is a prisoner of war
| i'm Germany Russ JOHN,
Border Line captain, writes they
are entering a team in the Hearst
Times matches this year.
OPEN SCHOOL RANGES
Charles J. Barclay of Ann
! Arbor. chairman Of interScholaStlc
rifle competition for the state,
tsays the Michigan High School
Irifle league will complete its first
series of matches seen Two types
of matches are being fired. One
prone, the other prone and of
hand. Interested clubs can still
join the league and fire the back
targets. Information may be OBJ
tanned by writing Barclay, care
| of Ann Arbor High School.
John ]. ConSidIne, superintend-
tent of parks and recreation, an
nounced Saturday that arrange
ments have been completed TO
use two high school rifle ranges,
due TO the closing OF the Elm
wood range.
Beginning Monday the big mod
ern Western High School range,
I15OO Scotch. will be open three
nights a week and the DENLY
High range 1880 Kelly two
/ nights a week.
DORIS STirLTR WINS
The Western High range VIII
toperate on Mondays, Wednesdays
tand Fridays, white DENLY viii
run on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Clubs now using Elmwood viii
transfer their activities 10 these
/ two schools
Doris Sueler. a charter member
OF the Royal Oak Rifle Club, was
winner IN the tWo-poSition expert
I I f1drrttcdp tournament a tt1C -trrr7-
iingham Rifle Club with q score
| of 191S63. Jules ParneS won the
| bronze medal for highest actual
ifrrcd score with tS6, UuSIrC out
IJohn Hrivynak who fired 1S5.
Detroit Edison has culcrcd
three teams IN the National
Hearst Junior matches, according
10 coach Harold u, Mcmahon,
Gasco SportSmen have also en-
tered the competition
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
With Don GiIlies
IN THE OPEN
IN THE OPEN With Don GiIlies
Hits Federal Meddling
In Sporting Events

allow federal bureaucracy 10 hamper destroy
sports sporting the which
T.. Osborne, Illinois
declared here last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
sDsar RndMy,

TNHS is a letter 10 YOUR serviceman. It's all
Il about his HOME TOWN, the most important
place In the world TO him. Clip this letter today,
sign your name at the bottom and send il To him.
Wherever he is he wants the news from HOME.
Its up TO you 10 mail IL. L