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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Body of NeIUbOrn IRfaRt Dispatched q Through Mail

New YmA, N0R e-(UR)-1ne hoap of q newborn oaAsy, carefuliE wFNnppa ln a alRoe box and an4ppea naFcal post from HAll4 Mas % q Neeechester County @HlAte, sont nasinl lnwectors and polAce Of two states on a hunt Tor the mOther
 An ausopw was Urauea to oeter- mine ig che chlla, aesukSbed es Q full~ lelsn infant had ben murdered or died Of natural causes.
 Police Chief Frank R. Manette og nearny Bedford. where the dis~ covery was made. refused % dlvulee the name o9 the person e whom inc pacRaQe was addressed. Tt re- nTtedly was addressed to . woman. Police Gaeogased that the peckage was psent by an unwed mother @ inc wife of the child's father.
 Revenge Worst tn Amnels
 s'Tnis ls one of the most cruel re- vanees in the history of Wosechestes crime" MAllette said.
 Police at Marlboro, Ma near Han, said Bedford police he'd asked them to locate Q Mrs. L.. Deyentef' the name Of the sender seiawlea on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
|MdNFbuFions 'At Chicago 
 Eoeagaseneiom
 0f NueioRal Ferns
 To Be Diseussea

A V. 6. ranaaeg, wace-RuwasnA ln ohanne oz sA1us ana V. Te AkkxE~ mn, farm service dlrec1of, oetA et Wa4ernugy, mill represent The Con- necticut LlEht ana Power Con- pany d 8Ae National Farm Eaecara~ ahcatlon Conference ln Chaoaeo on Nop. 2 end 6.
 During ene two-aay conRerumce, methoes for improving fazm pre- auction. 0ecreaSing costs. ezsa rois- anR living standards GnreaeA tAe inueuseS dse of electzscltg on tAe farm win oe 9iscussed. and an as. pects of . natlu0~wile program so make electricity awai1eAle Co az many American 3axgns es possieae wfl1 oe considered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Supervisor Appointed ByV.N.A.
 Miss ZolfuFls
 oF Tomaqua. Pa.
 Joins Seof

TNN Waterbury visiting Nurses A<eaelalaon announced today the arnolmsmene oe Nlss Anna N. Eal. aaFas As St1yeEViSar.
 AEass nalaaris hes recently been. elscAarwea frosn service aA Che Army. Norsa Corps after serving S5 months, rlpr exneFaence while ln the ser-. vice naclodeas Air Force stationed aR Poster Eaeaa Texas. William Beaumont General Hospital. El RasA Ttzass Harmon General Hos- p1eaA Long View. TexAss then acti. Taaea with the iSs1 General Hos r1aaf ana sent to Scotland prior to emrhaFeAaaon Ao Nancy. France.
 Aaass zaloAxas wAs on detae1ea ger. vice eo the sch General Hospital in nnl-ae-Due. Later she vas sent so Rheams staging area and then to ARarees1les where she worked ct the saoah General Hospital.
 Miss EAAdnxas was graduated From sRe Elizabeth General Hospital, Ealnabesh. N. !, and from New York ETmRvewsatr. where she mAjored In nna,sle heaish nursing. Her experi- ence in nursing Included. Head n1rne aR the Elizabeth H6spital. ml- nnrvlpor of the out-pakse1e depart- rnent oe taane hospskAls stan nurse w4Ih she New Rochelle, N. Y., Visit inc Nurses Association. Public Health nssrxlsne in Franklin County and Es- - f,Sunev under the New Xogk ssmse nensrszment oe Health
 AEiS Zal6aris comes fron rama cue. Pa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
ReU. AndrelUC COOney AttackS
 NOruUich Academy's Policies

Rsv. Anarsw J coonsy oi Water. DuFy nov cugass As e. Marys par. mh. Norwich, Connecticut, has been mearheadlne e concerted attack on Inc Norwich Free Academy thleh nhooa).
 me basis of Father cooneys pro. lest ls that the administration of he school constitutes q form of tax nlt0n without representation" Inc Norwich Free Academy is the only hleh school in the town Of 5S,OO0 and ls operated by a board of % private cOrporators although costs of opefat- Ing the school are derived from pub. llc taxation. "The Norwich Board oi Education and school. Superintend. ent and the people have no iurisdic- ton over the administration Father Cooney states in his protest
 The protest has taken form in 2 series of letters and articles in the Norwich paper as well as discussions with parents Of the schools student body.
 Father cooney points to the pei pupil capita cost of slSS.sS as "ex'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

caa,cle Is being transported hg air- nlmne in O0akeKnala.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Sudden Settlement In Civil Suit Here

A settlement out of court was made yesterday after trial began before Common Pleas Court Judge John T. Dwyer in the slyD0O civil action of the American Automobile Fire Insurance Company of Hart ford against Salvatore Boiano, owner of a parking station on Spring Street.
 The insurance company sought to recover for insurance paid to the Darcey Transportation Company for a car stolen from the station Jan. 2s. The vehicle. badly damaged was found in Great Bend. Pa. Theft insurance Of sly4lo was paid by the plaintiff to the owner of the ear.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
.Notureopoths To Convene Saturday
 Convention Plons
 Two Day Program
 lm Waterbury

Some 90 members wSn attann the zEtA annual New England con- wsntaon of NatureupuEhlc Ehysa- clans Saturday and Sunday, Nov. etA and 1oEh, at Che Hotel Etnn.
 Rsgassrstaoa Of payzarAAas VII start Saturday sa Q A. M. and con- tanue untn | P. M.
 Convention ceremonies stax4 a1 isso P. M. Invocation win be given ay Rev. Joseph Nalnntae3uR pastor oR St Josephs church.
 SpeakerS win include: Mayer John 6. Monaghan, Frank Green, secretary of the Chamber of Com merce: Dr. E C. Backosen. presl- Gent 0f the Cunnecticuf Society of Natureopathic Physicians, New Eavens and ur. John P. Brennan. secretary of the Connecticut Board of NatureopaIhic Examiners. West port.
 The program win ancanae scien- t1flc 6linie section. special p0si graduate work, physical therapy and general health food and v1ta- min Hxhinits.
 A radio hroadcast at the Eaun Hotel Saturday at 6 P. M, night os the banquet win present Dr. gezse Mercer Gehman. president Of the ANA Paterson. N. !. An award wdn be presented and the out standing New England Natureo- pathic physician will be mAmeE after the broadcast.
 Sunday registration will be from Q A. n. to 10 A. 4. Sessions begin at 10 A. M. There viii be a Radig Broadcast, Station wATR al l2.8l noon, speaker. pr. Royal K Lee M0waukee. Wise: subject. -Oooe Food and God Health"
 A free public lecture win he RiveE Sunday ct 7:S0 P M. with heal11 films featuring Walt Disney car. to0n on what Yoa Shouldn't Eat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Meeting of DeROsa CrNesikors Slated

A meeting of creditors of Nich. cans DeRosA of co Russell Street haa been scheduled ng Saul Be<man State reEeree an bankruptcy. foz Tuesday d aa=se A. M. at the Coun. tsF Coax4house. rEahElities are listed at ga61e!Ae.
 A hearing ia the hankr1ptcy cas- of Edward Newton Pratt q oak. vssle has been assagne9 for Nov. ls rsahsnsses are listed al ei.ss4sl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Patterson Removes :.
 MPs From Railroads

Washington, Nov. e-(UP)-Sec- retaFy of War Robert P. Patterson today advised the Association of Am erican Railroads the Army is re. moving military police from rail. road trains.
 Patterson said the reduced Gizs of the Army and 6 smaller budgeI forced removal of MPis from publit carriers.
 MP's have ridden for i've year to maintain order among soldiel passengers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
IncOrpOrGtOrs Listed For NeEO Local Firm

Elizabeth EEmani, Max and Fhel- ma Lebon gre listed as inoorporat- ors Of the Lebon Venetian Blind Corporation which filed a certificate of incorporation at the togn clerks office yesterday. Authorized capital stock is e50000. divided into 800 shares of common stock at elO0 each. Business viii be started with e4yO00.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Phillips Appointed Scovill's Cashier

The Scovsl Manafactnrang Com ranv has appointed Ernest E- Phil- lips, 1G Herkamer Street. to the posi of cashier. succeeding Harvey b. RsgEs. Nr. Riggs retired Nov. l.
 aEr. Philips has been a member of the firms aocountsng department since 1s2s. His appointment was an- nounced hy John v. Montague. Sc0- VII controller.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

DIVIDED PAYSGBNTs INVITED Arl NO AnDBD cOsT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Revision Of Patent Syskeua ls Urged

Patent law associations are nrg- Ing revision Of the patent system 0f the United States Patent Of- Ice, according to c. Herens Just of Waterbury, president of the Con- necticut Patent sLMw Association He recently returned from Waahtng- ton where he met with ". Ayereil Hartman, secretary 0f e0mmerce.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
HIALEAH PARK RESULTS

TtRSI RAtI-S1 boo cisiminE 4yesr.o .o'fs
,no-ur 40 i.ls mii,s "a
lecs jscon iAIleur 80 20
trlanffIfff gerft 20
Tims 50 or o7's
peter Roo0s NiEueIin Hero Mine Anunos
s-Gtenouirt star VIM Briuks Elc RAID
ai-f T1sfcr Miss slso ran
h.iifesinC lacnftr entry
blunt and Lunt rntTy
sECoSD RNCt~t3 600 aliossn-ss. 3 wear.
NsSs. :, igai. Arc.,ea ;...... WOO .o siS 10
fn.r l'f iTruNshts 50
Time ] 1s rs 30 ~
s-Ussts Fiur trim Penny. FaEtsnn, and stcp
sG-eenburf sisap-,ro entry
IHIRp RACI 50 600 alIopsnccf tho
.,srdsn spei fr,t division. f-seaf olds-aaa
.::s.,. .::s ! s..'s,s ''' 3,$
II Time i0 as ~ lo1I
Mesnsfn Menry Elmo J. IWcs'~rd helir
fo1'efsntf Mono Miit'r slbi" and samer'o
rotErm HACr-s4 600 .Iopsn,c,
v'tr-olds and up INC Garden spot second
l.lei u..sa has.o. $40 100 70
Ns.rr n'f'nH 30 go
''"' '' ',2 So s' p.rr De
v---t.-v f7-r burEo7 '-fIf Ahf P''on''
.Ium .r,p-.lo.oo ,rr Pam s'sr
asa.,a, s. $50
.l.rf ~ 4+s
"sfsH.. E.t" Do E". Rouge h..,
". .t |.eoF -.- .ol
,tNrH EN,t- 10000. rr palm B,s.1
fHHn ap second f.3.lH
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Not Only State

Michigan is not the only state
having pheasant trouble,
State by state announcements
from New York 10 California list
pheasant populations as well be-
low numbers of former years and
as yet no one seems to have found
a satisfactory explanation
Looking over reports from vari-
Gus state conservation depart
ments most experts cite inclemeHt
weather during the laying nesting
and rearing seasons and other nest
losses. destruction Of cover. new
farming trends. hunting pressure.
prcdatorS and host OF other posi-
siblc reasons.
II is. however. difficult 10 at
tribute any uniform downward
trend 10 conditions that are so
highly variable in the states that
stretch from coast 10 coast. The
pheasant slump even registered in
the Dakotas. noted for their abun-
dance of birds.
Like Michigan, m9ny states arc
announcing stepped-up pheasant
propagation programs in the hope
Of producing more satisfactory
hunting conditions in the future
"Stepped-up production Of
pheasant eggs and birds at the
Michigan state game farm near
Mason next season will he one
conservation partment answer
to the problem of affording bet
ter shooting. Harry Ruhl. chief
Of the game division. said
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS

iIR>r GN,I-eooo. claiming. 4-,csrolds
enc uf. u.nng
l.a.na Rt, tssua u 40 90
Is,a.Hu'c WsHse, so
ROSS, Ds'ans Ihr rsc. CAV FIt Ack-
A,N r''.hic go hipr'tcn' sud Neldina
>ico>p R,cL $500 allowances 3.
.Fs .Its and uu. t flUOpL.
ptch s'lckney uarVies $50 $50 $40
sl- .aITc tbiuHt. 10 so
rsteWup Bcass 90
Ilmc ! rs o0 G27
CAM >wec. Betty queen ophc.ia Lady
THIRD RACr 81 100 claiming the Bo-
- -ss.9.a 4-yesr-oas and gg faa'9ps' an
Border scout Leblanc 3 40 90
KruraT iIlArtvI.kI 40
Tlre ia IS ~ , 52l7
',Lo ssoy s4on Ts' r",o MiagS s5S Pre- Fr'd
Patience and a-Fan also ran
~ Ri.l...4s- -e,,4+.
T6IK Kfu RNCI@s2 osr-Hsserd GcnuIly
Handicap. 3-ycar-olds and W. 70 iut.onF.
T55lao rIaa. ksans, ls@s, $50 44ssSS 3sa 7sa
MANY Lands Brooks 40
Time ia 4 5 on 40
Peace Again Frisky spirit son Forever
rIFTH RNCE-Sl.loo, the Ponchatouls
2-F,af-''it' q. Ulifr
Miss Kimo Ilainas $50 SO 90
Little StinE wallace 3 so so
Black KaaYe tStreaq so
BiF BiiT T q wm Dssn rlo crin Handle.
W. Por .and Nv ps,d 'lso ran
nld, sod up mic and Q wards -.
SlSiAIg gis-AA Adams -2 stt-tt Gh rs n
Paulss star Ms'ral 1000 IS 50
/ 'ClCuuport tFsHf Is so
Nevcffrc' Brsndntue Chlcons. Robin s
ret Tnormund H8lf Grand Mistuckv, Queen
Chu and SWccpuACk also ran.
Field
SIVINrH RNCI-Sl 600. the Anita springs
f-rrars-nld and az ! I q miles
Hc'rvwrcn tilp1Nrf so 20 sn
. our Blcn MatIAll 20 - 40
nsOfcT Branch lLcPisnct 50
/ Time t.fq 0f 3 ~
+ Head sea impenetrablc Hy Rickcy. sub
due Quaker BIsN HodD1s pa Marco
Good end X CUP cake Also ran,
Ficid
tIGHTH RACE--Sooo claming f.ycar-olds
and up ; and IL . mile
Count Howard Adams 40 4 90 80
! Good Got johnson 50 50
/ Csro tWsUacsI 20
Time so IS ar 6O4
Hsda sam Onus Bf''sst Rect and EpsvA'
sltN ran
NINTH R.CE-Claimirs 4-yesr-olds and up
/ bnd lie miles
GegirA tWilAmSf 1880 40 90
\ Van or Hooper = 90 40
I Scouting tShufcliN 20
! Time 30 Is or 2qi-
] Prince q Mar Golden Cloth hArymlck
/ vsldins sun TetTsdsn and Masculine Also
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

% packing Go
n return To work beiT dispute
DIGGE>T fasa raa, .,. torc .aro sred eo,e rro
ID osi,,. q, ,..t,,,,-.. t,,,.,,i,..o ,-al,dy G,
L""o. o. cn.t',r % q a,a"9et sols IS ofaoi 70 A'e
.',shr6 ~, aaHo .H 'tg lan, ~ no,c- -gtl22 22A
sccsoo" Hic orC of c group t''5 70 taohoF' "n'o'7
,ug stolen charge toaeo tc oparCt''did By o.
,,o< J.,, TI , rf s, .,e L,at,r .g,a ortog as ,l-
o., 49,, o,.o
The Rc~ Eon,oad Hoaa,' to,a, roo'r az S. Poors
Cathedral ,creoed sfa OF "sod oe Haod.o"' ood 6o0d
- - - t.J I., g .. p p. .s,,.,. N
tF'f s'fs' years '' ""'''" '''' ''' S' ' ' " '' p"
Moorc, h. t,st.f,d usr, go.pg od dotfcd oa os
NJ y. rih 'bow Mrs " etor b'r'"@i"c"d'H
ioucy j,'aud me minister ptor bjs
ttc Nh orC g,'ocr Ho" C'r be'o,' ""' s9'ed ~ o'r
y, .o,d h. did MOI ccnse iorn lf m he came home
n
tlro nights.
daBs Of this Cepony spectators eagerly oeoicd
his rites appearance on he soed L6 n nc gg 4Le kaeazd
Pest# r7t"r or Nh nfF'' meg r'oSSo' 10 o4o" nc
,,.,.. = p,
Ls1 on me oNpG[ a' m common c 5 council % s ,as on
VINO was cah'Ioa' I' Co..I En- l' ..ir Lr ,e
pe slogan bsnI Rp" S y with extreme and repealed cruelty
e''ns TWO a,esea oga'nS, tor ro,ro,
wore oltod o oai las, W@iesi hrn the Sainuid body OF
aInr ] sd law or Crc9h Jude Thomas j. murphy
sS disconcrcd IN ms nocoyercd automobile parked al adams
and Hastings. .,.., ,..,,,.. 49,,
His suit and oyercoa cro thrown over him bg, ms m S ana
ndeTShr We're msIns as was " ne TS eGGEGn 70 De
ms ,lbno ~ pi toj,sI Clayton Tcnnp plain clothes
trouble charged he was the victim OF an Af gqon squad ne
ielga d asba5 IfrGle fingers ON his night hand
seser Co. where Is lives were los, in one Of Detroit mos, tragic
fires last August The IRE department was again Smonea 10 th
origin the ruined building Investigators think may have
oeen caused oy loUerefS'
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Skate Tests Led
By 0meIenchuk
Continued from First sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
mile this Sunday TO decide the
finalists for the two-mile distance
for the Silver Skates later in
the day.
In tho girls Gold Skates trials
AZ a half mile l3-year.old Betty
Lundecn from Escanaba loomed
as threat 10 the local gals by
showing the way 10 Jenny Roma
towski of Wyandotte. Mary Koinis
OF Saginaw and Alice Donaldson
from Southeastern High in taking
her heat.
Betty Johnson. II. student al
Madison High in Royal Oak. last
years intermediate champion and
favorite 10 take the Gold Skates
this year. led in her heat after
good tusslc with Marilyn GrooS,
Is. from EScanaba. Ann MacDon-
aid took the third Gold Skates
trial
There promises 10 be plenty Of
excitement before the state senior
mems title is decided Sunday, and
Vince Bozich. who has held the
title five times since 1910, again
must beat Terry Browne who
swept all events in that great
series in Alpena in 1912.
Bozich won in 40. Al, 43-41-45
During the war years he ~as
with Ford's. Going into Sundays
races he has 90 points as a result
of winning the a mile. mile and
Smile races Saturday Browne,
back from the wars this winter
for the first time since ''42, has
so He took second in the a.,
third in the mile, won the go
and was 10 feet behind Bozich in
the Smile.
The durable rcd-hcad seems 10
have the stuff 10 keep his title
buI Terry is ever the unpredict-
able performer and might win
both the 440. $50 and Smile races
Sunday, He's that kind OF guy.
The Wrona clan from Saginaw
again is in the aScendency. Flor
ence Wrona. with 50 points. leads
the defending state champion, Lor-
rainc Sable from Detroit. So
points to %. The two tied in the
mile and Miss Sable was so miffed
at the Judges decision that later
she left the 220 10 yards from the
finish line when it seemed certain
she would al least take a second
or third. The race went 10 Flor
cnce with sister Esther Wrona
second and Helen Wrona third
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

the past IL YEARS. II has reared
and released more than 10000
birds.
Blair attributes poor pheasant
hunting 10 number of causes.
For years we had wonderful
shooting In Jackson County"
Blair said. ~ tremendous in
crease In red foxes. sunday
hunting and vet weather has all
hut wiped out our birds. We
feel that the county should he
closed 10 give pheasants q
chance To come back"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
M Six Loses

TORONTO. Jan. 20 CUP) -
Michigan'S hockey team suffered
its first loss in 10 games last night
when downed by Toronto. 9 To ;.
Wally Halder scored three goals
in the first for Toronto. Wally
Gacek scored twice for Michigan
and Renfrew got the other.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
On
In Pin Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

Harold Aliens Mineralites are
expected to oust Bud Stempiens
Five as Glass a leader when lO6
bowling teams have their innings
in The Detroit Times Swecp-A
stakes at Chene-Trombly Recre5
tion this Sunday =
To take over Allen apd his
mates, Walter Johnson, Roy {.
Tim" Miller, Tom Rooney and
Walter wilkins. will have 10 bet
ter only 1854. The Mineralites are
long overdue in tournament co'n-
petition and aim TO post a totfl
that will withstand all the biz
attacks 10 he made on future
week-endS.
HOME Is DARKHoRSE
Equally as confident will bc
three other clubs that figure 10
dent the standings II they fail to
seize the driving reins. One OF
these is Otto Auch's Enterprise.
composed OF Harold Bell, Gus
Wrace. Noble Peters, Otto Procpke
and last. but not least. Ed Kukla.
who is reported headed for ST.
Paul again any day
Charley Sedcstrom's Millers
Bob Lorcy, George Henfeldcr.
the backer; Bert Mort. Carl Rad
zom) and Frank Doering's Home
Five Cart Brayman. Al Gottman.
Doug Campbell, Joe Costa) are
the other two. The latter is
darkhorse that may surprise the
others Al Q p. m
OTHER LEADERS
Cliff Capen's Mulkcy tops Glass
r with 290i and seven teams will
60 after that total. Al Schieuenins
Glen Walker Jack Adams, Joe
Schwartz, Bill Bradley. Cam Coll
lenberg) gets the first shot
Harold Laube's Lutz George
Kloenhamcr. Ed Res man. Ray
Kraus. Al Odcrfer), Murray Nc
Queens All-Veterans (Bill Macy.
Adrian Davis. George Pohabel, Jim
Coates and Lyle RaineS Atwood
Roy Olsen George Anderson.
Joe Starr, Harold Foster will
follow.
Sixteen Class c, q - and l6
fves will be trying 10 better the
2736 of Dick kuhr,S II J SafReW-
ski, 2637 Of Vern Jannesse' Island
View No. 2 and 1887 OF Dick
Ziske's Harper-Van Dyke No. ..
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
oGTROlT SUNDAY TlMIs
Nen, knAq
orrFurGTNEs

'INHI~ l. a letter to NOtR ser,iccman IT. Al
i about hi HONtF TONN. The Uo-t impoTta taDl-
place ~ the world ~ him. Clip his letter todaN,
sign our name AZ the bottom and scnd IL 20 him.
Wherever he -. he want, the news from HOMf,
Its up 60 Nou to matl n,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
With Don GiIIies S
IN THE OPEN
IN THE OPEN With Don Sill,
May Close Many Counties
To Pheasant Hunting in '46

Closing counties pheasant hunting in 1916 Is
being up sporsmens organizations Such might
hunting in Michigan this fall
weekend Clare had quite chat with George Blair OF
Lacks i'm
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
DEAR BUDDY

DIGGEST Detroit the settlement Of
~ wage disputes lord Mntor Co. the Chsler
Corp AN- co saturday afternoon.
automobile manufacture made
prise settlements leaving General Motors ,I negotiating Win
settled lScrnt hour raise and
Chr,slcr agreed % an u cent hourly
which when the union accepted and
industry rejected President Tuman proposal @
an hour increase. = "A week old 10000 idle
SATURDAY agriculture department officials took the
packing plants and hoth MI and Go
while their dispute is roped out
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
SANTA ENrTA RESULTS

FiR~T RNet-s1 600 dsiminr. 4-yssr.
'l. and u0 furioncT
zu.cu 800 ;ito ,?5o
..rrnd Play fpCIcftrHf 90
Time / - 2-1 10 A.o2'7
A.J Miss Pi,lun Tho pIau,mAn Dawn
...n s. De-. Miss Mar,ns. Soslawse.
tss Gold JodA Joe. Pour Fingers and
oradsl Queen also ran.
II '6ND H,cI-s3 600 allowances. A.,esr.
---- .--5a- 90 80 IA 70
6-71 'r Ma's 'as Ai..s '' SO
Time ] ~ OH 4JA
Broad EasFCt. Dl-Ius Fe.se Move q.
Justice Huy over ana Royal Pardon also
rmRp R,cr-'7 600 cIsimlnr. 4.ye.r.
aishi'Ss NTu,it minsr 8 so 40 40
.. am p}ar.g ckorgn..ei -, l5.5o 80 ~
asrs rss pa, .' buIuiR fl' no2.l y. cypic Marine.
-'-t. ti7ITH CiIn Bfil Barliem Cooperative
FOURTH RACT-s7 Ooo. allowances. 4.yesr.
,.caoa .,.,.o Rlqs Sr'sa"I 1000 S sS ,so SO
a.mc ~ on Adle ~,
''''' w N'..'f zero. .ss.in7 ~, r'aT' %oro
rirrH R,Cr-ss 600 allowances Ryesr-
Tit--fe. Atkinson - so $40 so
Preserve I1uEdfu 90 , 0O
Guide SkoTunSsi 3 so
Time IS Is ~ G %
Gallant Dcvi Observer Earl Bird LuciA'S
sun Belcv and Dorathy also ran
SINH RAtt '- - 5 600 the Scsbiscuit
.Isndic5o ..i q 'ou' wears NJ snd J ie mites,
Teas sandman Pefcrsnn $50 so
p "f0r' th'rfn-DN $50
Time a. on 8 SOL
Fii 20 Fisht Tripllcste and Challenge
NJ also ran
SrvFNTH RtCr-s1S oco sddcd santa
Nara stakes. 3-,ear-old mites ! mile
a-Hnnevmoun Atkinson 2 so 10 10
Ariel Belle Skoronskl 1910 eeO
Guin- with Nc Peterson = 90
Time ~ . s or 10
Lscv Bshrsm, s-Crand Mere Eninsde and
Ap''e Hnnrr Ftsr rs0
EIGHTH RACE 600 handicap 4-yesr-
olds ana IN u, miles
oweVaN fNevesl Is 10 200 $40
Nan'ourist Peterson 1270 Q 10
Biz Deal BalaskI 90
Time - Is or eOsi,
IlltnR- R-MIrs- -pHiAf-f}vrrtHrf TTETf wines
PhtsdelnhB Bancllo Ever Roll Deyiled
Apio's Honey also ran
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Clubs ard an Official OF the Jack
son County Conservation League
Lic said his club may petition
thf Jackson County board OF sup
CrVisors who in turn would re-
quest the conservation commission
10 close Jackson County 10 pleas.
ant hunting in 1916.
He pointed out the Jackson club
has a personal interest IN pheaS-
ants IN the county because. during
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
First o. Te am

JAW 15i Juniors became tho
first team 10 enter Class = FOR
1916 IN the Detroit Baseball Fed
Grafton.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-03
HAVE YOU SENT IN
YOUR SEAL MONEY?

Mrs. Craven chairman for the
l945 Christmas Seal Sale, today
thanked all residents of Lincoln
County for their continued support
in the fight to eradicate tuber-
culosis from Montana.
1T is deeply gratifying to know
the people of Lincoln County IN
derstand and appreciate our efforts
to make our community safe from
the menace of this dread disease.
1t is truly a vote of confidence.
Ninety-five cents of every Seal Sale
dollar is spent in the control of
tuberculosis in Montana, while the
other five goes to the National AS
ISOLATION to carry on specialized and
scientific research which makes
available the latest and best means
to wage the battle
However, we cannot close the
l945 campaign until all Seals have
been accounted for, and there are
many dollars worth of seals out
in the county. Let's start the New
Year by sending in your seal money
today.
Thank you for your response. " f